JFK files reveal families tied to CIA assets
The Washington Post reports newly unredacted CIA files show relatives of Americans served as intelligence assets from the Kennedy era. Stories include E B Smith linking with a KGB official, Robert North guiding Cubans, and Bryan Mills operating a Cuba surveillance post near a Chinese agency, with family members discovering hidden roles decades later.
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JFK files spur claim CIA did JFK assassination
Kennedy historians spotlight new National Archives records. Aliens and a CIA counterintelligence clique are tied to the plot, with James Angleton central. Morley cites a 1958 mail interception program using IBM indexing showing 250000 names and a million dollar annual cost, suggesting a broader surveillance of Oswald. Luna plans testimony at an April 1 hearing.
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