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D369-CD. (Commission Document 3) REPORT OF THE U.S. SECRET SERVICE OF
THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY U.S. Treasury Department Washington,
D.C.
250 pages
$5.00
$10.00
D340-CD. LHO Military Records, . compiled by Martin Shackelford
87 pages
$5.00
$10.00
D372. (Commission Document 107.) INVESTIGATION OF ASSASSINATION
OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY NOVEMBER 22, 1963, SUPPLEMENTAL FBI REPORT
JANUARY 13, 1964
* Part. One of this report sets forth additional evidence
developed incriminating Lee Harvey Oswald in the assassination.(132
pages)
* Part. Two sets fourth additional information developed regarding
Lee Harvey Oswald. (119 pages)
* Part Three contains additional exhibits. (102 pages)
353 pages
$10.00 (3 files)
$20.00
D117. (CE_1026) Secret Service Report on the Assassination of President
Kennedy, March 19, 1964,
6 pages
Free
D120. FOLDER TITLE LIST FOR THE PAPERS OF J. LEE RANKIN;
This is the listing of each folder of the Rankin papers donated to the
National Archives by the family of J. Lee Rankin, counsel for the Warren
Commission. Over 40,000 pages make up this important collection. 29 pages
30 pages
Free
D122. WARREN COMMISSION EXECUTIVE SESSION TRANSCRIPTS, Transcribed recorded
conversations—some disturbing and startling—of the Warren Commissioners
and others on staff, purpose, evidence, direction, and directives from
President Johnson, the FBI and other government agencies. A unique historical
document. 12-5-64 (70 pages); 12-6-63 (25 pages + 5 pages released 1993);
12-16-63 (64 pages + 2 pages released 1993); 1-21-64 (127 pages); 1-27-64
(85 pages; 3-16-64 (5 pages); 4-30-64 (43 pages); 5-19-64 (54 pages released
1993); 6-4-64 (11 pages); 6-23-64 (12 pages); and 9-8-64 (6 pages).
D113. Richard Case Nagell Secret Service Potential Threat File- Released
4-21-97. RIF 154-10002-10330
269 pages
$5.00
$5.00
D114. HSCA Secret Service Files, Released 1-96. (Dallas motorcade agents’ interviews
included)
278 pages.
$5.00
$10.00
D116. HSCA Secret Service Chief Rowley’s Briefing Book, Released
9-6-96. RIF 154-10002-103-29
273 pages
$5.00
$10.00
D117. CE_1026. Secret Service Report on the Assassination of President
Kennedy, March 19, 1964,
6 pages
Free
$5.00
D118. Secret Service Report on President's Travel To Chicago, March 23,
1963
112 pages
$5.00
$10.00
DALLAS POLICE
D101. Dallas Police Archives. Miscellaneous papers released in 1995.
Witness statements, Garrison Investigation, Lee Oswald, Evidence, Roscoe
White, and Jack Ruby.
180 pages
$5.00
$10.00
FBI
D370. INVESTIGATION OF ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY NOV.
22, 1963 Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Department of Justice,
John Edgar Hoover Director.
88 pages
$5.00
$10.00
D371. INVESTIGATION OF KILLING OF LEE HARVEY OSWALD NOV. 24,1963 This
report covers the killing of Oswald by Jack Ruby. The information developed
concerns Jack Ruby; the interview of Ruby; Ruby’s whereabouts from
Nov. 23 to Nov. 24, 1963; and the investigation by the FBI. Attached to
the report are two exhibits, one a photo of the actual killing and the
other a diagram of the police department building basement where the killing
occurred.
40 Pages
$5.00
$10.00
D372. (Commission Document 107.) INVESTIGATION OF ASSASSINATION
OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY NOVEMBER 22, 1963, SUPPLEMENTAL FBI REPORT
JANUARY 13, 1964
* Part. One of this report sets forth additional evidence
developed incriminating Lee Harvey Oswald in the assassination.
* Part. Two sets fourth additional information developed regarding
Lee Harvey Oswald.
* Part Three contains additional exhibits.
353 pages
$10.00 (3 files)
$20.00
D154. Review of Gerald Hemming FBI File, 1977; including interview with
Judge Bert Griffin HSCA, 1978
D153. I. Irving Davidson, was a public relations counsel with offices
in Washington, DC, and was registered with the Department as an agent of
Nicaraguan and Israeli Governments. He was never an informant to the FBI
but in the past did furnish them with information relating to Israeli and
Latin-American activities, most of which were of interest to other Government
agencies to which this data was disseminated. (CIA) Most documents included
in this batch are the result of an FBI investigation of his office books
under the Foreign Agents Registration Act. Donated to JFK Lancer by Ed
Sherry.
$5.00
$10.00
D150. Papers of James Hosty, Jr.
James P. Hosty, Jr. served as an FBI special agent in Dallas during the
time leading up to the assassination of President Kennedy. He had
interviewed Marina Oswald twice before November 22, 1963, and maintained
a file on Lee Harvey Oswald. After one of his interviews with Mrs.
Oswald, Lee Oswald delivered a threatening note to Hosty. Hosty destroyed
the note two days after the assassination.
Mr. Hosty donated this file to the National Archives on January 24, 1997.
The documents relate to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the investigation
of Lee Harvey and Marina Oswald, the assassination of President Kennedy,
and Mr. Hosty’s employment with the FBI.
Document List:
Letter from J. Edgar Hoover to Mr. J.V. Nevitt, dated
10/20/64
Letter from J.V. Nevitt to J. Edgar Hoover, dated 10/14/64
Letter from “Vic” to “Joe,” dated 9/23/65
Memo from Hosty to Inspector James R. Malley dated 11/27/63
Sworn statement of Hosty dated 11/26/75
Memo from Hosty to Director of FBI dated 10/23/73 regarding “Personnel
Matter”
Sworn statement of Hosty dated 11/14/75
Letter from J. Edgar Hoover to Hosty dated 10/5/64 regarding suspension
Memo from SAC Shanklin to File (100-10461) dated 12/5/63 regarding
FBI’s handling of
Lee Harvey Oswald
Memo from Hosty to Director, FBI dated 10/23/73
FBI Index cards showing files on Lee Harvey Oswald and Marina Oswald
assigned to Hosty
Petit Jury Summons for Janet Hosty with no date
Thank You Letter from J. Gordon Shanklin to Hosty dated 1/21/64
Photographs of a set of Texas Licence Plates
Handwritten notes
56 pages
$5.00
$10.00
D112. White House Appointment books of Robert Kennedy, 1961, 1962, 1964.
Released 5-97 from the JFK Library.
564 pages
$30.00
D121. FBI WITNESS STATEMENTS, 37 FBI statements not published in the
Warren Commission volumes: Howard Brennan, Mrs. R.A Reid, Emmet Hudson,
Elise T. Dorman, Victoria Adams, Jane Berry, Jack Frazen, Otis Neville
Williams, Mrs. Donald Sam Baker (V.Rackley), Seymore Weitzman, Bonnie Ray
Williams, James Jarman, Mrs. Eric Walther, James Richard Worrell, Robert
Edwards, Ronald Fisher, Royce Skelton, Frank E. Reilly, John F. Dolan,
Jack E. Dougherty, James W. Powell, Ruth Smith, Lillian Mooneyham, James
N. Crawford, Mary Ann Mitchell, Steven F. Wilson, Richard Randolf Carr,
E.R. Caddy, Peggy Joyce Hawkins, J.W. Foster,James Eliot Romack, John Martin
Jr., James Altgens, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Willis , Bonus: the handwritten
statement of William Randolf Carr, 2-3-64
71 pages
$5.00
$10.00
D143. Brilab Electronic Surveillance on Organized Crime Boss Carlos Marcello,
Previously unavailable taped conversations of Carlos Marcello, the long-time
head of organized crime in New Orleans. In the late 1970s, the FBI investigated
Marcello in an operation code-named “BriLab,” which stood for “Bribery
of Organized Labor.” The FBI conducted electronic surveillance on
Marcello’s home and office for approximately eight months. The Review
Board identified thirteen conversations that are relevant to the assassination
of President John F. Kennedy, and is making them available to the public.
ARRB Release 1998,
102 pages
$5.00
$10.00
CIA
D107. Mexico City “Lopez” Report-Final release October 1996,
, Lee Harvey Oswald in Mexico City report classified for over 20 years.
RIF 180-10110-10484
over 400 pages
$10.00
$20.00
D152. CIA / MAFIA DOCUMENTS: William Harvey, James O’Connell, Phase
I of the CIA-Mafia Castro Assassination plots. (click
here for index)
$5.00
$10.00
D327. Transcript of Proceedings between Cuban Officials and JFK Researchers.
NASSAU BEACH HOTEL
7/9 DECEMBER 1995, Fabian Escalante, Mirta Nunez (Interpreter), Carlos
Lechuga, Arturo Rodriguez, John Newman, Alan Rogers, Gaeton Fonzi, Anthony
Summers, Jim Lesar, Jeremy Gunn, Russell Swickard, Gordon Winslow, Dick
Russell, Noel Twyman, Peter Scott, Andy Kolis, John Judge, Peter Kornbluh,
Ed Sherry. (Donated by Gordon Winslow)
$5.00
$10.00
D146. Anne L. Goodpasture Deposition
December 1995 and April 23, 1998: Worked for CIA in Mexico City Station
under Winston Scott; responsible for indentification of LHO in his dealings
with the Cuban Embassy in Mexico; connected with super-secret “Staff
D” communication intercepts and ZR/RIFLE assassination project.
170 pages
$5.00
$10.00
D102. RICHARD CASE NAGELL CIA File. Donated from the Anna Marie Kuhns-Walko
Collection. Over 200 papers released from the National Archives. Fascinating
material on a triple agent who may have had knowledge that Lee Oswald worked
for a government agency. More On CD-ROM
$5.00
$10.00
109K. HSCA John Scelso Interview October 1996, John “Scelso” contains
information on: Yuri Noenko, CIA association with Oswald, Oswald Russian
Defection Period, CIA methodology, Oswald Post Russian Periods, Travel,
Trip to Mexico City. RIF 180-10131-10330
192 pages
$5.00
$10.00
D109. October 1996 Release 16
* CIA: Mexico City Station misc. documents, Russian
Period checks/studies, Replies from Helms to Rankin, Name Checks/Background
Checks on Marina and numerous persons, Clay Shaw/Jim Garrison, LHO
in Mexico City Chronologies, LHO in USSR Chronology
* FBI: Name Checks/Background Checks, Misc.
* HSCA: “John Scelso” (alias) Testimony. CIA agent responsible
for first Mexico City investigation before Angleton and Hoover took
over. Still undercover, now living overseas. Yuri Noenko, CIA association
with Oswald, Oswald Russian Defection Period, CIA methodology, Oswald
Post Russian Periods, Travel, Trip to Mexico City. Misc.
A. CIA Mexico City Station-misc., 270 pages.
B. CIA Russian Name Checks, 531 pages.
C. CIA Memos From Helms - Information sent from Richard Helms to J.
Lee Rankin at the Warren Commission concerning the CIA’s knowledge
of the John Kennedy assassination, related events and persons. Appx.
600 pages.
D. CIA Maria Oswald’s Notebook & Russian Name Checks, 118
pages.
E. CIA Garrison/Clay Shaw, 78 pages.
F. CIA Chronology, LHO In Mexico City, 512 pages.
G. CIA Chronology, LHO In Russia, 312 pages
H. CIA General, 112 pages
I. WIC David Slawson Trip to Mexico City, 4-22-64 178 pages
J. FBI Name Checks, 1006 pages
K. HSCA John Scelso Interview October 1996, John “Scelso” contains
information on: Yuri Noenko, CIA association with Oswald, Oswald Russian
Defection Period, CIA methodology, Oswald Post Russian Periods, Travel,
Trip to Mexico City. RIF 180-10131-10330 192 pages.
over 3900 pages
$50.00
D554. Jane A. Roman Testimony, RIF: 157-10014-10009, Date: 05/07/76
Originator: Senate Select Committee To Study Govermental Operations With
Respect to Intelligence Activities (Schweiker Committee) Subjects: CIA,
METHODOLOGY, CUBAN FREEDOM COMMITTEE, CUBA, FBI, FILES, CIA, FILES. Roman
was Deputy Chief and Chief of CIA Liaison for the CI Staff under James
Angleton in 1962-1965. She released all the routine correspondence between—this
refers to CIA only—and all the memorandums that went to other Government
agencies.
$5.00
$10.00
D553. Wilcott Summary, Testimony And Listing Of Exhibits, HSCA RIF# 180-10116-10096,
Worked for the CIA 1957 - 1966 in Finance/Disbursements. Testified LHO
was an employee of the CIA and an agent. Paid funds toward the”Oswald
Project” Later resigned from the CIA in protest. Donated partially
by John Armstrong.
64 pages
$5.00
$10.00
HSCA INVESTIGATION
D151. HSCA: 178 Witnesses: In 1978 the House Select Committee on Assassinations
had a analysis of 178 witnesses to the assassination of President Kennedy
conducted. The HSCA did not provide a listing of these witnesses, their
statements or how the analysis was conducted. Now this gathering of material
allows for a study of the accuracy of the analysis through the previously
unavailable list of witnesses and their statements. Not available in the
National Archives. Researched and donated by Stewart Galanor.
D145. Select Committee On Assassinations US House of Representatives
Report of FireArm Examination Panel September 8, 1978. Not in the final
report.
38 pages
Free
$10.00
D111. Loran E. Hall, Session of HSCA Executive transcription of sworn
testimony. (donated by Gordon Winslow)
$5.00
$10.00
D115. James J. Angleton Interview, Released 9-16-96. HSCA RIF 180-10110-10006;
278 pages
$5.00
$10.00
D144. Gerald Patrick Hemming Testimony before Committee HSCA RIF# 180-10072-10037
Open in Full June 17, 1993 Donated by Noel Twyman.
More Hemming docs on CDROM.
230 pages
$5.00
$10.00
CLAY SHAW - JIM GARRISON
D108. Clinton, LA Witnesses' Statements. Released April 9, 1996, these
are the actual interview statements from the Clinton witnesses (who saw
LHO with David Ferry and Clay Shaw) taken by Andrew J. Sciambra and sent
to District Attorney Jim Garrison in 1967.
22 pages.
$5.00
$10.00
D110. Lawrence Howard, Jr. Documents and Transcript of Interview by Jim
Garrison, William Boxley, Louis Ivon, and Steve Burton, Feb. 1968. (from
AMKW files) RIF1801007610015.
$5.00
$10.00
109E. CIA Garrison/Clay Shaw Documents
78 pages
$5.00
$10.00
MISC
D118. JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF DOCUMENTS ON US-CUBAN WAR PLANS AND COVERT
OPS. The National Archives released pages of previously classified files
from the Joint Chiefs of Staff. These documents (formally called Records
Group 218 and records Group 335) have also been called the Califano Collection,
and include materials originally classified “Top Secret/Sensitive” and
in sections labeled “JCS Central Files,” Lemnitzer Papers,” “Taylor
Papers;””Wheeler Papers;” and “Califano Papers.” The
documents deal with contingency plans to topple the Castro regime (and
to invade Cuba) in the period 1961 - 64. Included are documents pre-Bay
of Pigs (i.e., the JCS approval of the original invasion plan), then post
Bay of Pigs material as to what went wrong; then plans to oust Castro in
1962; and finally plans to oust him in 1963 and 1964, under the guise of
a U.S.-inspired coup. The news stories released in mid November -which
focused primarily on some rather hare-brained “James Bond” type
schemes really do not capture the full extent of what is in this collection.
(Description and index by David Lifton)
$100.00
D119. JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF DOCUMENTS ON VIETNAM, 220 pages. The long
sought after records of the 8th Sec Def Conference of May 6, 1963 held
in Hawaii. These documents show JFK had ordered McNamara to pull out of
Viet Nam and McNamara was complying with that order. This consists of a
detailed record of the “discussions and decisions reached” at
the conference and the documents include budgets, projections, schedules,
etc.$25 D123. JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF South Vietnam, US Military Assistance
Personnel planning for South Vietnam central files. apprx.
675 pages
$15.00
$35.00
D326. JFK ASSASSINATION RECORDS REVIEW BOARD Chronology, public law records,
federal register, press releases, and news clippings from the JFK Assassination
Records Review Board from 1992-1996.
115 pages
$5.00
$10.00
D300. RICHARD CASE NAGELL Chronology and Documents by Larry Hancock
Presented at the JFK Lancer 1999 November In Dallas Conference.
Section 1: THE BANK INCIDENT
Section 2: THE MAN
Section 3: GOING PUBLIC
See also D102. RICHARD CASE NAGELL CIA File
This booklet is part of a comprehensive Nagell CDRom that can be ordered here.
$10.00
$20.00
D155. Edele Edison-Dr. Jose Rivera Documents: ARRB-NARA document search
revealed this large batch of documents on Edison, Louisiana State University
School of Medicine, and Dr. Rivera, reportedly a physician who worked at
the National Institutes of Health in 1963 who had foreknowledge of the
JFK assassination and Lee Oswald. (Donated by Edele Edison)
850 pages
$20.00
$50.00
D103. 1994 GAETON FONZI INTERVIEW. Compliments of Gordon Winslow and
Gaeton Fonzi, we offer this extensive interview. Mr. Fonzi was an investigator
for the House Assassinations Committee and author of the book, “The
Last Investigation. “ You will be intrigued by his comments. Great
interview.
$5.00
$10.00
D104. Anna Marie Kuhns-Walko: The 1996 JFK Lancer “November In
Dallas Conference” Documents. An assortment of documents many were
used in her presentation in ‘96; also contain those documents that
she was unable to finish during the presentation.
439 pages
$5.00
$10.00
D137. DALLAS DOCTORS ORAL DEPOSITIONS: UNCORRECTED COPY: Charles Baxter,
M.D., Ronald Coy Jones, M.D., Robert M. McClelland, M.D., Malcolm O. Perry,
M.D., and Paul C. Peters M.D., produced as witnesses at the instance of
the ARRB, taken on Aug. 27, 1998.
D140. ZAVADA REPORT TO THE ARRB: Kodak Report on the Zapruder Film: The
Assassination Records Review Board identified the need for an assessment
of questions regarding the photographic evidence of the Kennedy assassination,
including the Zapruder film. The report addresses the age of these films
and the camera and printer hardware used to capture the original and derivative
copies. (Mr. Roland J. T. Zavada, Eastman Kodak Co., retired).
apprx. 500 pages
$10.00
$20.00
D142. Depositions Of Marita Lorenz, E. Howard Hunt, Jr., Plaintiff Against
Liberty Lobby, Defendant, 1985 And E. Howard Hunt, Plaintiff Vs Joseph
Okpaku Publications, Third Press, Inc., And A.J. Webberman, Defendants,
January 25, 1978 (Donated by Fred Reeves)
210 pages
$5.00
$10.00
D127. Boswell Oral Deposition, produced as a witness at the instance
of the ARRB
Free
$10.00
D127C. Humes Oral Deposition, produced as a witness at the instance of
the ARRB
1996
Conference