104-10129-10382 &4,� PHIL M. CANALE JR. The prosecutor W. PRESTON BATTLE The judge :1-2&:1121 A HaS 'NO OBJEC1 \Of:4 le IDECLASSIF C AT Crti AN,,V3p ELEAZ;E(-)f- THIS DOCiNE JAMES EARL RAY _ The defendant Ray's Trial to Open Tuesday In the Slaying of Dr. King' � MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) � James Earl Ray goes on trial Itesday tor the saying April 4 of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and � in one of the strangest cases on record � the question of whether he did or did not kill the civil rights leader is almost secondary.
104-10429-10050 r t,/ r 7- 7 : REVIEW PROGRAM FULL 1998 X-rays,. photos prove Warren Report wrong, says Baltimore author By Henry Scarupa 0 n this date in 1964. the Warren Re- port was issued to the public, spawn- ing 25 years of skepticism about its conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Among those who have spent nearly that en- tire time probing the who-killed-Kennedy mystery Is Baltimore author Harrison Edward Livingstone. who claims to have found the 'greasy thumb- print" that undermines the report and the U.S.
104-10213-1017* I 1 Pft.,14.1*. 00000 0---) - 6 September 1975 MEMORANDUM OF CONVERSATION: Dan Rather and Les Midgley 3 September 1975 Mr. Rather said that CBS is working up a series of programs entitled, "The Assassinations," dealing with the assassinations of President Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Rev. King, and the attempt on Gov. Wallace. He said they are particularly concerned that they have the facts about any possible CIA connection with Oswald.
� 104-10322-10274y 'CIA HIST AL REVIEW PROGRAM, ELEASE IN FULL/ 19P2 6 September 1975 MORANDUM OF CONVERSATION: Dan Rather and Les Midgley 3 September 1975 Mr. Rather said that CBS is-working up a series of programs entitled, "The Assassinations," dealing with the assassinations of President Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Rev. King, and the attempt on Gov. Wallace, He said they are particularly concerned that they have the facts about any possible CIA connection with Oswald. He said that it seems also, on its face, incredible that CIA.
104-10112-10328 12 August 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Unknown Subject: B. R. Fox - Extortion One of the individuals recently interviewed by the FBI relative to Subject matter noted that he once saw information concerning B. R. Fox company in an article by Tad SZULC in the Penthouse magazine, July 1975. Attached to instant memorandum is a copy of that article captioned, "The Spy Among Us." The portion pertaining to B. R. Box is set out in brackets. It is noted that the article mentions the address of B. R. Fox Company, as well as Lucien CONEIN and Michael MORRISSEY.
� 104-10122-10289 C-7 .etrji i CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM - RELEASE IN FULL 1999 j. 9 NOV 1970 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence SUBJECT : ROSELLI, Johnny 1. This memorandum is for information only. 2. In August 1960, Mr. Richard M. Bissell approached Colonel Sheffield Edwards to determine if the Office of Security had assets that may assist in a sensitiv.e mission requiring gangster-type action. The mission target was Fidel Castro. 3. Because of its extreme sensitivity, only a small group was made privy to the project. The DCI was briefed and gave his approval.
[1:;-10322-10046 ACTION APPROVAL � COMMENT CONCURRENCE uNtwrestwEED 10.111 .10- 9 ,a 7 Use previous editions g�Y1 ` . DIRECT REPLY DISPATCH Fl INFORMATION cm HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM RS. IN RILL %- PREPARE REPLY RECOMMENDATION RETURN SIGNATURE rew � ODflfIDFmNTiAi CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM RELEASE IN FULL 199$ MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI Staff, SUBJECT . REFERENCE: : Allegations of Lee Harvey. OSWALD's Connection with the Agency Memorandum of Conversation, Dan Rather/Les Midgley and the DCI, Dated 6 September 1975' 1. The referent memorandum contains two points which require comments.
104-10310-10203 ez...-- 64,4-411TERIVM�Mr-OHL-31 CIA � MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: SSC Contact Review Staff: 1650/75 23 July 1975 ilSitiF � " PROGRAM ELEASE IN FULL 1998 � ; Charlie Kirbow called in cbnnection with a Harper's magazine article entitled, "The Kennedy Vendetta". Kirbow says Senators Schweiker and Goldwater have expressed interest in certain aspects as follows: 1. What are our comments on the number of case officers, principal agents, etc. which . the article alleges were involved? (page 51) 2. Was one of the authors ever associated � with the Agency?
I 104-10115-1043* _ � Books of The Times � . L,TEE NEW YORK TIMES, T Who Killed John F. Kennedy? � By�JONN_J-F::_trvARD ) Isn't conclusive, not even in a book re- AMZRICAN G:10TESQCIFI. -Art Account of the " viewer's. court. Mr. KIrkwood's loyalty to Chty-Shewanes cc:fivers ettfetaot �1:4 City of � a friend la admirable; his taped Interviews _ - � :Vow Orfna. 73)c...77Z.;!' I r_rfr".fk?t7.1C61 ;CZ'- with all the principals In the first Shaw snotaa Schur. - � trial are fascinating; his attention to triyia HERITAGZ OP STONE. By\Jini Ccrr.iai.
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