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FOIA Case Logs for CIA for FY 2006 Description of document: FOIA CASE LOGS for: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) for FY 2006 Posted date: 19-September-2008 Title of Document FY 2006 Case Log Date/date range of document: 03-October-2005 – 29-September-2006 Source of document: Information and Privacy Coordinator Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D.C. 20505 The governmentattic.org web site (“the site”) is noncommercial and free to the public. The site and materials made available on the site, such as this file, are for reference only. The governmentattic.org web site and its principals have made every effort to make this information as complete and as accurate as possible, however, there may be mistakes and omissions, both typographical and in content. The governmentattic.org web site and its principals shall have neither liability nor responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damage caused, or alleged to have been caused, directly or indirectly, by the information provided on the governmentattic.org web site or in this file FY 2006 Case Log Creation Date Case Number Case Subject October 3, 2005 F-2006-00002 SERVICES PERFORMED ON BEHALF OF THE CIA BY HRAIR BABIKIAN, MD. October 3, 2005 F-2oo6-00003 THE CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT BATILION CHIEF EXAMINE October 3, 2005 F-2oo6-00004 IONIA PROJECT October 3, 2005 F-2006-0oo05 KRYPTOS SCULPTURE 1/1179 TO 1/1/84 DOCs RELATING TO SUPPORT FROM SAUDI ARABIA TO October 3, 2005 F-2006-00006 OPPOSITION GROUPS IN AFGHANISTAN MEETING MINUTES AND TRANSCRIPTS OF THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY October 5, 2005 F-2006-00010 INSPECTORS GENERAL FORUM SINCE JAN. 1, 2001. October 6, 2005 F-2006-00012 IMMIGRATION VISA NAME CHECK FOR THREE INDIVIDUALS (INS) October 6, 2005 F-2006-00015 MKULTRA October 6, 2005 F-2006-00016 2 REPORTS OF THREE RE: 2003 INVASION OF IRAQ October 6, 2005 F-2006-00017 LIST OF 9 VARIOUS SUBJECTS DANISH GOvrs DECISION IN SEPT 1968 TO REVISE SECURITY FILES OF October 6, 2005 F-2006-00018 MEMBERS OF POLITICAL PARTIES & ORGANIZATIONS IN DENMARK October 6, 2005 F-2oo6-00019 ALBERT ono HIRSCHMAN CIA'S RELATIONSHIP WITH PUBLISHERS AND/OR PUBLISHING FIRMS RE: October 6, 2005 F-2oo6-00020 ETHIOPIA DURING 1970-1979 MEASURES TAKEN IN PAST 2 YEARS TO STOP COCAINE TRAFFICKING FROM October 6, 2005 F-2006-00021 COLUMBIA TO THE U.S. r-­ o October 6, 2005 F-2006-00022 STOKLEY CARMICHAEL o F-2006-00023 THEODORE BRENT (',J October 6, 2005 October 6, 2005 F-2006-00024 CIA VIDEO TAPE, TVCN-9355, "OPEN SOURCE: FIRST CHOICE" October 6, 2005 F-2oo6-00025 CIA ACCOUNTIBILITY WITH RESPECT TO THE 9/11 ATIACKS October 6, 2005 F-2006-00026 BLUEBIRD AND "OFTEN/MK-eHICKURT" October 6, 2005 F-2006-00027 VIKRAM AMBALAL SARABHAI DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, BASQUE INTELLIGENCE SERVICE, JOSEPH ZICARELLI, October 6, 2005 F-2006-00028 JESUS DE GALINDEZ, JOHN JOSEPH FRANK October 11, 2005 F-2006-00031 WALTER J MCDONALD DOCs FROM JAN.-NOV. 1969 BY SPECIAL ASST. ON VIETNAMESE AFFAIRS October 11, 2005 F-2006-00032 GEORGE CARVER OR HIS ASSISTANTS TO KISSINGER RE THE VIETNAM WAR October 11, 2005 F-2006-00035 QARANI AFFAIR MAY 12-14, 1973 MEETING BETWEEN US SECRETARY OF STATE WILLIAM October 12, 2005 F-2006-00039 ROGERS & MEXICAN FOREIGN MINISTER EMILIO RABASA & MEXICAN PRES. LUIS ECHEVERRIA October 12, 2005 F-2006-00040 GUARANI AQUIFER Page 1 FY 2006 Case Log October 12, 2005 F·2006-00041 PLAN BALBOA October 12, 2005 F-2006-00042 FILIBERTO OJEDA RIOS CHARLES R. JENKINGS, JAMES J. DRESNOK, JERRY W. PARRISH, LARRY A. October 12,2005 F-2006-00043 ABSHIER, ROY (OR RYAN SUP) CHUNG, AND JOSEPH T. WHITE October 18,2005 F-2006-0oo47 PROFESSOR RONALD DONOVAN OR DEAN OF THE ILR SCHOOL AT CORNELL October 18,2005 F-2006-0oo48 VLADIMIR NABOKOV; EDMUND WILSON; AND THE BOLLINGEN FOUNDATION ALLEGED FAILED ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE FORMER PRES. OF THE U.S. October 18, 2005 F-2006-0oo49 GEORGE BUSH October 18, 2005 F-2006-oo050 CLARENCE ARTHUR HEDBERG AKA CLARENCE ARTHUR KADEL 29 SEPTEMBER 1994 ASSASSINATION ON JOSE FRANCISCO RUIZ MASSIEU IN October 18, 2005 F-2oo6-00051 MEXICO CITY: NATIONAL SECURITY ARCHIVE 20051502CIA190 October 18, 2005 F-2006-00052 All DOCS FROM 10/1-12131-1994 RELATING TO THE APEC SUMMIT ON 11/15/1994 October 18, 2005 F-2006-00053 RELATIONSHIP OF DUSTY FOGGO TO 9 PEOPLE AND/OR COMPANIES October 18, 2005 F-2oo6-oo054 U.F.O. CRASH IN ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO IN 1947 October 18, 2005 F-2006-oo055 MK ULTRA PROJECT BETWEEN 1969 AND 12110/1972 MANUEL DE CASTRO (DEL CAMPO) AKA MANOlO CASTRO; FIDEL CASTRO WITH October 18, 2005 F-2006-oo056 THE INSURRECTIONAL REVOLUTIONARY UNION (UIR); MIGUEL MURCIANO AND OTHER CUBANS October 18, 2005 F-2oo6-00057 10/76 - 6/77 DOCS RE: MUSLIM EXTREMIST ACTIVITIES IN INDONESIA r-­ 23 MARCH 1994 ASSASSINATION OF MEXICAN PRES. CANDIDATE FROM THE o RULING PRI, LUIS DONALDO COLOSIO MURRIETA: NATIONAL SECURITY o October 18, 2005 F-2006-00058 ('\J ARCHIVE 20051505CIA191 Doc # 1334467 is currently also being reviewed in F-2oo6- 00104 COUNTERINTELLIGENCE, INTELLIGENCE INTERROGATION AND· October 18, 2005 F-2oo6-00059 PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS October 18, 2005 F-2006-00060 COMPLETION DATE OF IMMIGRANT VISA NAME CHECK FOR SYED SHAH October 18, 2005 F-2006-0oo68 DENIS THATCHER October 18, 2005 F-2006-00069 BLACKFLAG LIST OF RUSSIAN INDIVIDUALS AND INSTITUTIONS FROM JAN. 1, 1986 - DEC. 31, October 18, 2005 F-2006-0oo70 2003 October 20, 2005 F-2006-00079 GRAND AYATOLLAH MUHAMMAD SADIQ AL-SADR OF IRAQ MISSILE ASSEMBLY FACILITY 3 MILES SOUTH OF ISTRA, HERRINGBONE &YO- October 20, 2005 F-2006-00080 YO OF SITE 14 OF THE MOSCOW RING STUDENTS POLITICAL ACTIVITIES IN INDONESIA &THE INDONESIAN GOV'T October 20, 2005 F-2006-oo081 ACTIONS BETWEEN 7-1-77 &5-31-78 October 20, 2005 F-2006-0oo82 INTERNAL HISTORY OF THE CIA BY JACK PFEIFFER, RECENTLY DECLASSIFIED Page 2 FY 2006 Case Log 10 JUNE 1998 JOINT POLICE-MILITARY OPERATION IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF EL October 20, 2005 F-2006-0oo83 BOSQUE IN THE MEXICAN STATE OF CHIAPAS: NATIONAL SECURITY ARCHIVE 20051545CIA195 22 DEC 1997 MASSACRE BY PARAMILITARY FORCES OF 45 PEOPLE IN THE October 20, 2005 F-2006-00084 VILLAGE OF ACTEAL IN THE MEXICAN STATE OF CHIAPAS: NATIONAL SECURITY ARCHIVE 20051541CIA194 October 24,2005 F-2006-00085 ROBERT WILKENSON BOWEN October 24, 2005 F-2006-00086 RELEASE OF THE MEDAL PRESENTED TO FRANK J HOLMES ECOLOGIST GREEN PARTY OF MEXICO AND THE MARTINEZ TORRES FAMILY October 24, 2005 F-2006-00087 THAT CONTROLS IT: NATIONAL SECURITY ARCHIVE 20051562CIA199 THE REACTION TO THE JULY 1997 MID-TERM ELECTIONS IN MEXICO: NATIONAL October 24, 2005 F-2oo6-00088 SECURITY ARCHIVE 20051564CIA200 October 24, 2005 F-2006-oo089 ACCESS INDUSTRIES, INC October 24, 2005 F-2006-00090 AURORA PROJECT October 25, 2005 F-2oo6-0oo91 JOSEPH JOSEPH CZECHOSLOVAKIA'S PRODUCTION AND SUBSEQUENT SALE OF SEMTEX TO October 26,2005 F-2006-00095 LIBYA; ABDEL BASET ALI AL-MEGRAHI October 26, 2005 F-2006-00096 COL. JOHN SALVADOR CANTON USMC RET. October 26, 2005 F-2006-oo097 JIMMIE DALE BURLESON 1-8-93 MEETING BETWEEN PRESIDENT CLINTON & MEXICAN PRESIDENT r-­ October 26. 2005 F-2006-oo098 o CARLOS SALINAS DE GORTARIIN AUSTIN TX IN WHICH NAFTA WAS DISCUSSED o PRESIDENT BUSH'S VISIT TO THE STATE OF NUEVO LEON MEXICO IN NOV 1990 N October 26, 2005 F-2006-00099 October 26, 2005 F-2006-00100 MARCH 1978 SESSION OF INDONESIA'S MPR (Majelis) October 26, 2005 F-2006-00101 SEARCH METHODS FOR DOCUMENTS GARY WEBB COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY AND THE October 26, 2005 F-2006-oo103 NGO CALLED HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH 1994 CANDIDACY OF ERNESTO ZEDILLO AS MEXICO'S INSTITUTIONAL October 26, 2005 F-2oo6-00104 REVOLUTIONARY PARTY CANDIDATE: NATIONAL SECURITY ARCHIVE#20051576CIA204 1995 UNSUCCESSFUL CANDIDACY OF FORMER MEXICAN PRESIDENT CARLOS October 26, 2005 F-2006-00105 SALNAS DE GORTORI TO HEAD THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION & US SUPPORT TO HIS CANDIDACY: NATIONAL SECURITY ARCHIVE 20051574CIA203 NOV 11980 & JAN 31 1981 RELATING IN PART OF IN WHOLE TO THE ANTI October 26, 2005 F-2oo6-oo106 CHINESE RIOTS IN INDONESIA AND THE ACTIONS TAKEN BY THE INDONESIAN GOVT Page 3 FY 2006 Case Log 3-5-1979 ACTION MEMORANDUM SENT FROM THE CIA TO THE SCC REGARDING October 26, 2005 F·2006-00107 AFGHANISTAN FINISHED DOCUMENTS SENT BY THE CIA TO OTHER AGENCIES CONCERNING October 26, 2005 F-2006-00108 INDIAN COMMUNISM IN 1959 1-1-2000 TO THE PRESENT USE OF IRISH AIRSPACE AND LANDING FACILITIES IN October 26, 2005 F-2oo6-00109 IRELAND BY AIRCRAFT OWNED LEASED TO OR CHARTERED BY THE CIA October 31, 2005 F-2oo6-00112 FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE CIA DECENNIAL REVIEW October 31,2005 F-2006-00113 SHAH OF IRAN 7 JUNE 1998 SHOOTING OF 11 PEOPLE BY MEMBERS OF THE MEXICAN ARMY IN October 31,2005 F-2006-00114 AND AROUND THE CARITINO MALDONADO PEREZ SCHOOL IN EL CHARCO IN THE STATE OF GUERRERO: NATIONAL SECURITY ARCHIVE 20051582CIA207 October 31,2005 F-2006-oo115 PHILLIP GENE WESTBROOK MAY 1984 VISIT OF MEXICAN PRESIDENT MIGUEL DE LA MADRID TO October 31,2005 F-2006-00116 WASHINGTON: NATIONAL SECURITY ARCHIVE 20051580CIA206 October 31,2005 F-2006-oo117 J.D. SALINGER 9-14-79 AND 12-19-79 ALERT MEMORANDA AUTHORED BY CIA DIRECTOR October 31,2005 F-2oo6-00118 ADMIRAL STANSFIELD TURNER RELATING TO AFGHANISTAN MEMORANDA FROM NATIONAL INTELL OFFICER FOR SOVIET AFFAIRS ARNOLD October 31,2005 F-2006-00119 HORELICK TO CIA DIR ADM STANFIELD TURNER FROM 3-28-794-5-79 &4-28-79 October 31,2005 F-2oo6-00120 AMERICAN LATVIAN YOUTH ASSOCIATION t' o TENURE OF JOAQUIN HERNANDEZ GALICIA AS HEAD OF THE MEXICAN OIL o October 31, 2005 F-2oo6-00121 (\J WORKERS UNION: NATIONAL SECURITY ARCHIVE 20051593CIA210 36 HOUR HUNGER STRIKE OF FORMER MEXICAN PRESIDENT
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