[1]124-10326-10100
[5]2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992
[7]JFK Assassination System
[8]Identification Form
[10]Agency Information
[12]AGENCY: FBI
[13]RECORD NUMBER: = 124-10326-10100
[14]RECORD SERIES: HQ
[15]AGENCY FILENUMBER:  62-99724-9, 10
[16]Document Information
[17]ORIGINATOR: FBI
[18]FROM: BRANIGAN
[19]TO: BELMONT
[20]TITLE:
[21]DATE: 04/30/1954
[22]“PAGES: 4
[23]SUBJECTS :
[24]BUREAU SOURCE 100 (ANGLETON)
[25]DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
[26]CLASSIFICATION: — Secret
[27]RESTRICTIONS: 1B
[28]‘CURRENT STATUS: — Redact
[29]DATE OF LAST REVIEW: = 08/17/1998
[30]OPENING CRITERIA: APPROVAL OF CIA
[31]COMMENTS : INC MEMO
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[35]Date:
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[47]DATE:April 30, 1954
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[55]Q HEGEIN GY VeCRASSIFIBR | Silecowl
[56]supyecr: JAMES ANGLETON EXCEST WHERE SHDWB: | Hellonee |
[59]WS ae OTHERWISE ete : . Mies Gandy —
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[64]As you are aware, James Angleton of CFA frequently tubns
[65]over to the Bureau on a highly confidential basis information which
[66]has been developed through operations headed by Angleton, Im many
[67]instances the information is given to the Bureau without clearing
[69]through regular CIA channels, In almost all instances-it ts given
[70]to us with the clear understanding that if included in a report or
[71]other communication prepared for dissemination outside the Bureau
[72]the information will be so set forth that it cannot be traced back
[74]to either ‘Angleton, pr CIA. \$in such instances where the toraclt ton
[76]relates-toffsraeli tters/ %t has been the practice offIsraeli ‘S)
[77]supervisors to cléar with Angleton before disseminatin tnformation
[78]from him owtside the Pureausd
[80]os in taking up such a matter with Angleton last week it
[82]ywas determined that he objected to attributing information which
[84]Whe had furnished to "Confidential informant T-2, an Agency of the
[85]VS overnment which conducts personnel and intelligence investigations,"
[87]He pointed out that by describing T-2 as an agency of the Government
[89]which conducts personnel and intelligence investigations the Bureau
[90]vy (eas revealing to outside, agencies thatthe material did in fact.
[92]come from another Government agency. tnce the material related ;
[93]Sa | to an individual who now resides in srael,JAngleton stated that, (S)
[94]Sour his opinion, recipient agencies culd 1dGically conclude that -
[96]“4S
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[100]iS the information had originated with CIA since such an individual
[101]= would be under CIA jurisdiction insofar as investigations abroad
[102]o’ are concerned, Angleton requested that the information merely : |
[103], be attributed to Confidential Informant T-2, who, in this instance,
[104]a could be described as being of known reliability. ;
[106]“1 handling of information received from Angleton in-the future, if —
[107]the Liaison Section could work out a procedure whereby Angleton
[108]might be referred to as a Bureau informant.This would permit the
[109]Supervisors receiving the Angleton material firsthand to transmit
[110]it to the field and advise the field that the information in any
[111]report should be attributed to an informant with a temporary symbol
[112]number, which informant could be evaluated as having furnished in-
[113]formation of a reliable nature in the past. On the informant page
[114]the temporary symbol number could he identified by the regular
[116]It is suggested that tt would materially assist in the Q
[118]Bureau symbol asetgnet Vo Angleton, u) a s
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[120]| RWsmh 4+ | ope ph 2 CIN HAS NO OBJECTION
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