I 104-10142-10260 - INSPECTOR M,M1A, HSCA 7 72:.e7i) MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence FROM John'H. Waller Inspector General SUBJECT Bernard Fensterwald Jr. Comments in 22 October 1976 Issue of Washington Star � 1. The following is a response to your query to Mr. Seymour Bolten concerning comments made by Bernard Fensterwald, Jr. 2. The comments made by subject in the marked section of the at- tached newspaper clipping are partially factual and partially sheer speculation.
104-10146-10134 Legislative Counsel c. A titirt THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE i -7-`1 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505 APPROVED R4,, jj CIA h) 12 12 September 1978 Mr. Raymond Lucky Treloar California Men's Colony, East Post Office Box A East, C5307 San Luis Obispo, California 93049 Dear Mr. Treloar, This is to acknowledge your earlier inquiry to Admiral Turner concerning approaches to you in 1961 by someone interested in murdering Robert F. Kennedy. It is noted that you already have reported this to Representative Louis Stokes, Chairman of the House Select Committee on Assassinations.
104-10117-10433 The New York Times Book Review 30 November 1969 New Orleans enjoyed ithe circus The Garrison Case A Study in the Abuse of Power. By Milton E. Brener. 278 pp. New York: Clarkson N. Potter. $6. B4 LEXANDER . BICKEL In the the fall of 19 barrage of criticism was loosed against the Report of the Warren Com- mission on the Assassination of President Kennedy. Some of the criticism was judicious and well-taken. Much of it was wild, and there was no prospect that , It could ever be stilled. But its credibility was obviously en- hanced by the doubts of re- sponsible critics.
104-10433-10167 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 ; 0,4;c0,a,4,4,A.A.m.16.161214.ZiL64Li.l.m4 ' 414iik., 7 � � TELETYPE r CODE TO LEGAT SANTO DOMINGO �-"".. C.) 72/v/e/61,1 FROM DIRECTOR FBI a � .101- 0 Dec411 4/11/68 1 . Mr. Rosen nom 1 . Mr. G. C. Moore 1 - Mr. Griffith 1 Mr. Atkinson ASSASSINATION OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
104-10534-10169 ..105EPKR- DAUGHEN � and .101-IN J. FARMER � Of The Bulletin Staff Nosenko, a lieutenant colonel � the KGB, .che Russian secret liked his liquor. He already downed four or five scotches by- - he arrived at the apartment Louse hi suburban Geneva.
104-10428-10180 .� Executive P,..:-.-..3:1:-/-11 1._ ...fill, itLJ L.'id I d � ;AY i,Jk, StL: IN Mil. 199, 24 July 1968 , r 10 The Honorable Richard EL Russell, chairman Committee =Armed Services United States Senate Washington, I). C. Dlydear.Nr. Chairmen/ have been receiving a spate of letters resulting .from the television appearance of a socalled comedian, or Sabi, on the Mery Griffin show of 8 July. Interviewed on that program, Sahl made ridiculous allegations against the Agency, some of which appear= page 5 of the attached memorandum.
104-10122-10428 APprovrt Fr; rn-fr,:etr. � ciAme.qcfp., "Lo:Azirigz.,43 � ent rhoockm4 Los Angeles Free Press July 25-3,1, 1975 4 Bank robber, 'Manchinian Candidate' lin"..ed to ,37X assassina-i-ion probe ED. NOTE: Recent exposure of what many consider to be im- proper CIA activity, both at home and abroad, has reawakened interest in decade- old challenges to official ver- sions of the assassinations of John Kennedy, Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King. As new facts also begin to emerge. Congress faces growing pressure to reinvestigate the JFK assassination.
104-10140-10397 rh,44,4 A (0.A.4.44.) voe-e-e-gi Oit 1613k*St"" _ 1T�11 16 December 1977 /1. Further information on document number 8 related to Gerald Patrick Hemming. /2. CIA item 173 dated 25 November 1963 - access to original version. /3. CIA item 250 dated 5 March 1964 - access to-Thriginal - version. _ j4. CIA item 298 dated 12 May 1964 - access to original version. V S. Translation of Ramirez material a d any files pertaining thereto. /6. Access to counterrevolutionary handbook ,dated 10 October 1972. /7. Access to Oswald chronology working papers.
Page 12 _ � `If McCctrt � tn eptem � (TheanewiMi � an exclusive � interview co �ucted over the te- lephone bet en New. Orleans District Attorney Garriso and myself on Thursda FREE PRESS: What is the cur- rent status of the ClayShaw case, now that the Federal Court -has halted the proceedings? J.G. There's no change. I think the Federal Courts are trying to think of reasons to justify what , they call an "evidentiary hear- ing.' If they think of any, it would have to be fictitious, because they have no jurisdiction whatsoever.
o. 3. 1977 - � _C arge arrenl fly LEE HARRISONThe.Warren Commission .3va4. when it concluded that President John F. Kennedy and former Tex aS GO-v:39hri -.Connally were .struck by the7,sarriebult let, says the siirgeoli who operated on Connally. . Dr. Robert Shaw, who operated on � Gov. � Connally at parkland Memorial,. Hospitil Dallas only ininutes'aftet JFK'iSeaSsiii4tion;* -.told The ENQUIRER: "Gov. Coritially.:4is. -.definitely hit by a ,separate a bullet' � -I.. � �itifick, thg' r - 'a iitlifAhe Ii'd.ithe � ' � �. rest e . ea , Warren �:..
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