</s>104-1003-10149 DISPATCH CLASSICATION PROCESSING ACTION TO MARKED IN INDEXING Chiefs, Certain Stations and Bases NO INDEXIGING REQUIRED CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROFESSIONAL DESK FROM Release in Full 1995 CAN JUDE INEXING BJECT Chief, WOLUME WARren Commission Report: Article on the Investigation Conducted by MICROLPH ACTION REQUIRED . REFERENCES District Attorney Garrison 1. We are forwarding herewith a reprint of the article "A Reporter At Large: Garrison" published in the NEW YORKER, 13 July, 1968. It was written by Edward Day Epstein himself author of a book, "Inquest," critical of the Warren Session Report. 2. The wide-spread campaign of adverse criticism of the U.S. is, most recently again the widespread campaign of Senator Robert Kennedy, appear to have revived fore-the assassination of the brother, the late President Kennedy, too, the fortifications trial of Sirinan, accused of the murder of Senator Kennedy. can be expected to cause a new wave of criticism and suspicion against murder conspiracy. We were considering the existence of a sinister "political first-hand observation too, by the author or on other, identified sources-since it deals with the continuing investigation, conducted by District Attorney Garrison of the President Kennedy, an allegiant, tends to keep alive speculation about the death of President Kennedy. All allegations, and the possible involvment of Federal agencies, notably the FBI and CIA. 3. The article is not meant for printing in any media. It is forwarded primarily for your information for the information in this article. It has forwarded concerned, if the Garrison investigation should be cited in your area in the contacts, especially against attacks, you may use the article to brief interested assets, which you may assign to counter such attacks; that there is no hand evidence of any such conspiracy, in this context; assets may have to explain to of state and federal courts and the fact that U. S. judicial system, its containment states are usually elected, not appointed. Consequently, D.A. Garrison can continue of office as long as the constituents re-elect him. Even if your assets have to disintegrated, and that they are not allowed to be executed. If you have to continue sufficiently serious impact, any personal attention upon Garrison (or any other public personality in the U .S.) must be strictly avoided. BRAIN R. R. SLAGHT At CROSS REFERENCE DATE SUSPION SYMBOL AND NUMBER BD - 6614 <loc_470><loc_883><loc_468><loc_883>CLASSIFICATION 19 July 1968 HOS FILE NUMBER 8-85-93

Summary  
This document is a forwarding notice from the CIA Historical Review Professional Desk dated 19 July 1968, referencing an article titled "A Reporter At Large: Garrison" published in *The New Yorker* on 13 July 1968. The article, authored by Edward Day Epstein, critiques the Warren Commission's investigation into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The CIA forwards the article for internal review and informational purposes, noting its potential to generate criticism against U.S. institutions and conspiracy theories surrounding JFK’s assassination. It mentions Senator Robert F. Kennedy’s campaign against the Warren Commission and references ongoing investigations by District Attorney Thomas J. Garrison into JFK’s murder. The document warns against public dissemination of the article and advises caution in handling assets related to counterattacks, emphasizing that no concrete evidence of conspiracies involving federal agencies like the FBI or CIA has been found. It also notes that D.A. Garrison’s tenure depends on re-election by constituents.  

Key People  
- Edward Day Epstein: Author of the article and book *Inquest*, critical of the Warren Commission.  
- Thomas J. Garrison: District Attorney leading the investigation into JFK’s assassination.  
- Robert F. Kennedy: Senator whose campaign against the Warren Commission is referenced.  
- CIA Historical Review Professional Desk: Agency responsible for forwarding the document.  

Key Locations  
- New York City (publication location of *The New Yorker*).  
- Washington, D.C. (implied as context for U.S. government and agencies).  

Key Events  
- Publication of Epstein’s article in *The New Yorker* on 13 July 1968.  
- Ongoing investigation by District Attorney Thomas J. Garrison into JFK’s assassination.  
- Senator Robert F. Kennedy’s campaign against the Warren Commission.  
- CIA’s internal review and handling of the article for potential counterintelligence purposes.  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA): Forwarding the document for internal analysis.  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Mentioned as a federal agency potentially involved in conspiracy theories.  
- District Attorney’s Office (Thomas J. Garrison): Conducting the investigation into JFK’s assassination.

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