Individuals (CIA Personnel and Others):

Fredrick C. Wickham, Jr.: DO, Focal Point for ARRB.

Chief, Historical Review Group: (Name not specified).

Lee Harvey Oswald: Subject of the JFK assassination and a focus of information related to the Mexico City Station.

Marwell: ARRB Attendee (first name not specified).

Gunn: ARRB Attendee (first name not specified).

Mary: ARRB Attendee (last name not specified).

Barry: CIA Attendee (last name not specified).

Ellie: CIA Attendee (last name not specified).

David Cohen: Deputy Director for Operations (DDO).

Art Brown: Suggested as a candidate to speak with the ARRB regarding the release of the Tokyo station information.

J. Barry Harrelson: Involved in JFK Project Working Paper related to "Atsugi" and "U-2".

Teresa Wilcox: DS&T (Directorate of Science & Technology).

Lee Carle: DO (Directorate of Operations).

Captain Thomas D. Rock: Air Force personnel involved in the "Atsugi" and "U-2" coordination.

Nina Noring: Department of State personnel involved in the "Atsugi" and "U-2" coordination.

Linda C. Cipriani: From the Desk of (likely CIA personnel).

J. Barry Harrelson: Note For recipient.

Bob Caudle: Discussed the JFK meeting with Linda Cipriani.

Jeremy Gunn: Called Linda Cipriani to relay concerns about the Board's understanding.

John F. Pereira: CC recipient.

Eleanor Neiman: @ DO, CC recipient.

Johnny Goins: @ DO, Note For recipient.

Robert D. Caudle: CC recipient.

Locations (CIA Stations and Embassies):

Mexico City Station (Mexico): A central focus, particularly its joint operations with Mexican Services.

Soviet Embassy (Mexico City): Target of operational teltaps.

Cuban Embassy (Mexico City): Target of operational teltaps.

Helsinki (Finland): Location of a CIA station.

Bern (Switzerland): Location of a CIA station.

Geneva (Switzerland): Location of a CIA station.

The Hague (Netherlands): Location of a CIA station.

Rome (Italy): Location of a CIA station.

Madrid (Spain): Location of a CIA station.

Copenhagen (Denmark): Location of a CIA station.

Oslo (Norway): Location of a CIA station.

Brussels (Belgium): Location of a CIA station.

Stockholm (Sweden): Location of a CIA station.

Tokyo (Japan): Location of a CIA station.

Atsugi (Japan): Referred to as a "CIA base/Station/representatives" in the context of the U-2 program.

Congo/Zaire (Leopoldville, now Kinshasa): Location of a CIA station in the 1960s.

Dakar (Senegal): Location of a CIA station.

Managua (Nicaragua): Location of a CIA station.

San Jose (Costa Rica): Location of a CIA station.

Panama City (Panama): Location of a CIA station.

San Salvador (El Salvador): Location of a CIA station.

Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic): Location of a CIA station.

Buenos Aires (Argentina): Location of a CIA station.

Lima (Peru): Location of a CIA station.

Santiago (Chile): Location of a CIA station.

Montevideo (Uruguay): Location of a CIA station.

Australia: Site of national collection systems support for the CIA.

India: Location of a CIA station.

Tunisia: Location of a CIA station.

Libya: Neighbor of Tunisia, relevant to the station there.

Morocco: Location of a CIA station.

Western Sahara: Conflict mentioned in relation to the Morocco station.

Prague (Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic): Location of a CIA station with a long undeclared history.

Moscow (USSR/Russia): Mentioned in a note about the logic of having a station during the Cold War.

Europe (General): Referred to as a region for station presence.

Northern Europe: Suggested as a less revealing substitution for "Nordic stations."

Scandanavia: Suggested as a substitution for "Nordic stations" but deemed too revealing.

Operations and Programs:

Joint Teltap Operations (Mexico City): Joint phone tapping operations run by the CIA and Mexican Services.

Unilateral Operational Teltaps (Mexico City): Phone tapping operations run solely by the CIA against Soviet and Cuban Embassies.

"Private Line Tap": Electronic surveillance of private communication lines (related to Oswald).

Liaison Activities: Cooperative relationships with foreign intelligence services.

Operational Equities: Specific aspects of operations, mentioned in the context of liaison (e.g., LITENSOR and LITEMPO).

Developmental Contacts: Interactions with potential intelligence assets.

National Collection Systems Support: Intelligence gathering support received from other countries (specifically Australia).

Counterterrorism Operations: Mentioned as a vital area for liaison with Spain (Madrid station).

Presidentially-mandated program (Zaire): A program requiring Zairean cooperation.

"Spy Mania" atmosphere (Tokyo): Existing sensitivity and scrutiny of CIA presence in Japan.

U-2 Project/Effort/Activities: High-altitude reconnaissance program, linked to the "CIA base at Atsugi, Japan."

"STATIONS" (Presentation Topic): Focus of a presentation to the ARRB on the issue of releasing information about CIA stations.

Cryptonyms and File Numbers:

LI series: Cryptonyms, release considered unless in the context of liaison operational equities (LITENSOR, LITEMPO).

LITENSOR: A cryptonym related to liaison operational equities.

LITEMPO: A cryptonym related to liaison operational equities.

LIENVOY: A cryptonym the CIA wants to continue protecting due to its extensive use in describing joint activity.

File numbers: Agreed to be released.

Documents and Meetings:

ESG 95-02: Memorandum number.

Monthly Meeting (ARRB, 17 July): Meeting where the issue of Mexico City Station was to be addressed.

Mexico City Chrono item #132: An item containing information released by mistake.

ARRB document #31: A document with information consistent with the mistakenly released Chrono item.

Meeting w/ ARRB staff (Sept. 11, 1995): Discussion of inconsistencies in documents and concerns about station releases.

Presentation to Board (Sept. 20/21): Planned presentation focused on "STATIONS."

Appeal of Unfavorable Determination by the JFK Assassination Records Review Board (AIUO): Formal process for challenging ARRB decisions.

CIR-316/00293-96: Document control number for the appeal memorandum.

JFK Meeting (today, March 18): Meeting discussed in Linda Cipriani's note.

Ambassador's Letter (regarding Tokyo station): Letter objecting to the release of information about the Tokyo station.

JFK PROJECT WORKING PAPER (March 21, 1997): Document focusing on policy guidance for "Atsugi" and "U-2."

DD/O 95-3059: Memorandum number.

Concepts and Concerns:

Sources and Methods Protection: The fundamental principle of safeguarding intelligence gathering capabilities.

Liaison and Foreign Relations: Concerns about damaging cooperative relationships with foreign intelligence services and governments.

Operational Capability: The ability of the CIA to conduct effective intelligence operations.

Plausible Deniability: The ability to deny involvement in covert activities.

Current Harm: The potential damage to ongoing operations and relationships if information is released.

Historical Record: The balance between protecting sensitive information and providing information relevant to historical understanding.

Bilateral Agreements: Formal agreements with foreign governments, considered important evidence to present to the ARRB.

"Chicken Little" Arguments: A term used by Gunn to discourage overly alarmist arguments against declassification.

"Asset": Refers to an intelligence source (in the context of the Proenza document).

"Permanent Presence of the Station": The long-term establishment and operation of a CIA station, something the CIA might want to conceal even if acknowledging a temporary presence.

Trust and Confidence: Essential for the CIA's ability to recruit sources and conduct operations, potentially weakened by public disclosures.

National Security: The overarching concern driving the CIA's resistance to certain releases.

Sovereignty (of India): A key consideration in the potential release of information about the station there.

Islamic Fundamentalism: A relevant factor in the CIA's concerns about releasing information related to stations in Morocco and Tunisia.