</s>104-10425-10074- CONFIDENTIAL CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM RELEASE IN FULL 1998 21 November 1973 JFK ACT TO : C/CI/OPS 01-17-98 RELEASE FROM : DC/CI /OPS RELEASE SUBJ : Conference Sponsored by Committee to Investigate Assassinations Jim, The Legal Counsel was looking for someone to attend this and he inquired about the possibility of sending Dooley to cover it. Apparently he thought Dooley was on contract with us or something. I discouraged him from that notion, and he is attempting to get someone else to cover It. I have put through a telephone call on this matter else with a small brief to Branigan. This is a very interesting maneuver. FENSTERWALD I learned is not only McCORD's lawyer, but also ST. GEORGE'S. Rock Attachment: Announcement by the Committee/broshure E2 IMPDET CL BY 055431 CONFIDENTIAL

Summary  
The document contains a mix of administrative notes, event announcements, and fragmented text related to a 1973 conference sponsored by the Committee to Investigate Assassinations. The conference was scheduled for November 23–24, 1973, at Georgetown University, with a focus on discussing assassination investigations, including those of President John F. Kennedy (JFK) and other historical events. The announcement highlights the involvement of prominent writers and researchers, emphasizing a consensus that the Executive Branch has withheld relevant facts about past assassinations. It references Watergate as an example of congressional action driven by media disclosures. A brochure detailing the conference program is attached.  

Key People  
- **Andrea Wyatt**: Conference Coordinator (contact details provided)  
- **James Liprah**: Director of the Committee to Investigate Assassinations  
- **Committee to Investigate Assassinations**: Organizing body for the conference  
- **Legal Counsel**: Inquired about attendance at the event  

Key Locations  
- **Georgetown University** (Washington, D.C.): Host venue for the conference  

Key Events  
- **Conference on Assassinations**: Two-day event in November 1973, featuring discussions on historical assassinations and congressional oversight  
- **Announcement of Conference Details**: Brochure attached to the document outlines the program and speakers  

Key Organizations  
- **Committee to Investigate Assassinations**: Sponsored the conference and focused on transparency regarding past assassination investigations  
- **CIA Historical Review Program**: Released the document as part of its declassification efforts (1998)  

Additional Notes: The text includes garbled or unclear segments, possibly due to OCR errors, referencing topics such as presidential elections, assassination-related events, and fragmented names. Some content appears unrelated to RFK or the specific investigation, but no direct mention of Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) is present in the document.

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00377896_conference_sponsored_by_c_104-10428-10221.pdf

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