</s>104-10117-10418 27 NOY.370 GARRISON SPeoks out! JK ACT At long last - New Orleans' contro- versal District Attorney tells his own RELEASE story of the JFK assassination in a book that has shocking implications for America today. CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION A HIRTA STONE IN THIS DOCUMENT Just out-cut-ahead in its SECOND LARGE PRINTING $5.95 from your bookseller. G.P. P. PUTNAM'S SONS.

Summary: The text discusses the release of a book by New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison detailing his investigation into the JFK assassination, which includes allegations against Clay Shaw and references to CIA involvement. It mentions the declassification of CIA information and notes that Garrison's book has been released in a second printing. The text also references other books about the JFK assassination, including "Who Killed John F. Kennedy?" by B.J. Leonard, and contains fragmented statements about legal proceedings involving Shaw, including arrests for burglary and murder. It includes disjointed claims about CIA operations during the Civil War and connections between military intelligence agencies and stag movies or loose women, though these are presented without clear context or coherence.  

Key People: Jim Garrison (New Orleans District Attorney), Clay Shaw, B.J. Leonard, Mrs. Garrison, The Judge  
Key Locations: New Orleans, Kansas City, Russian (unspecified location)  
Key Events: Release of Garrison's book on JFK assassination, arrests of Clay Shaw for burglary and murder, legal proceedings involving Shaw and Garrison, references to CIA declassification and historical military intelligence operations  
Key Organizations: CIA, Civil War-era military intelligence agencies (implied), New Orleans Parish judiciary

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