104-10419-10065 rem Arthur rem to- ay pleaded not gufity in U.S. iistrict Court in Baltimore to four-count federal indict- sent 'in the shooting of Ala- arna Gov. George C. Wallace. Bremer, 21, of Milwaukee, lis.' was under heavy guard or his first appearance in ublic since the shooting at a ewe!, Md., shopping center lay 15. FBI agents used met- I detector devices in screen- og everyone who entered the ourtroom. The short, bond former bus- oy spoke several times in re- ponse to questions by U.S. iistrict Judge Edward S. torthrop during the 15-minute rraignment.
�-) nrsrsnrs 1104-10305-10005 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENTrilOHN F. K EDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 fmttEuncrannricirarignunscocur. IZISEI � - GEVECAESEE5Mr- qfilinilHNnEEEncriHencruf ,c� rtr.",OrtmovEn'ungunEritisticehswitnicianensRacestirnavturnsak..ielpteaucuEnniriucncral cz ^ 104' 10305.� 10005 r,A I 23 August 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD FROM: Bruce L. Solie Chief, Security Analysis Group SUBJECT: NAGELLI Richard Case #264 170 � 1.
104-10322-10047 ui 111JIUKICAL REVIEW PROGRAM RELEASE IN FULL 1999 Talking Points for Interview with Dan Rather Friday, October 24, 1975 at 3:00 The CIA was in no way involved in the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King. In addition, I would like again to deny categorically that there was aryCIA involvement in the assassinations of President Kennedy or Senator Robert Kennedy, or the attempted assassination of Governor Wallace. Mr. Rather, I appreciate the opportunity you are providing me to make these denials. They are the simple, unvarnished truth.
1-10419-100271 29 APRIL 190 o J5511110201175 By JOSEPH VOLZ Washington, April 28 (News Bureau)�Former CIA Director Richard M. Helms was examined for hours today by the Rockefeller Commission about charges that the spy agency had carried out assassinations of foreign leaders. Afterward, the bitterly denounced a TV newsman who: had reported the story. t "As far as K know," he said, ion for a CIA plot aimed at Cuban Premier Fidel Castro. "the CIA was never responsible "I don't know why President for the assassination of any for- Johnson siad these things," eign leader.
104-10209-10237 --- Part 1. introduction Who A naced Precedent Kennedy? On honeeber 22. 0:3. in Dallas. Texas. President John F. Kennedy. while riding in an oven linousine � - through Denley Plaza a,d worth., to the suriounding - ttowls� was shot to death. Lee ilarvey Oswnld, an ev-marine. and forcer visitor to tht Soviet Union. was arretted that afternnon In a monie theatre in another section of pa:.41: that night he was chnrged with shooting Presluest kennedy from the sixth floor rrrrrr neost window o: the Trails School Donk Deposi- tory Building everlor�ving bealey Plaza.
104-10425-10074 1 CONtetiffht CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRA RELEASE IN FULL 1998 21 November 1973 TO : C/Cl/OPS FROM: DC/Cl/OPS titt R ti$4 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 with a small brief to Brannigan.
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104-10429-10049 4Ps't\ VOLUME 97 � NUMBER 2 � APRIL 1992 � The American Historical Review AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION Founded in 1884. Chartered by Congress in 1889. Elected Officers President: FREDERIC E. WAKEMAN, University of California, Berkeley President-elect: LOUISE A. TILLY, New School for Social Research, New York Vice-Presidents: BLANCHE WIESEN COOK, John Jay College, CUNY, Research Division SUSAN SOCOLOW, Emory University, Professional Division ROBERT A. BLACKEY, California State University, San Bernardino, Teaching Division 0 Appointed Officers Executive Director: SAMUEL R.
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