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Mr. Anthony A. Lapham
General Counsel
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D. C. 20505
Dear Mr. Lapham:
Please assist us by furnishing the originals of the
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ocuments listed below to the Department of Justice for
fingerprint analysis in the Federal Bureau of Investigation
Laboratory. While such an analysis will involve chemicals
which may discolor the documents to some extent, the
legibility of the typewriting on the documents should not
be affected, and the potential for obtaining evidence in
this manner makes fingerprint analysis an appropriate and
necessary part of our investigation. The documents will
be handled at all time‘ b '
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required security clearances.
1. 17 March l972 memorandum for the Director
by Kenneth E. Greer. Serial No. 04975
2. l7 March 1972 memorandum by Greer- sub’ t:, jec
Colby re: the call from urit Hume. Serial -
No. 04976
3. Memorandum dated l9 March 1972; subject: 3
Resume of contacts with ITT officials re: §
Chile, and Tab A. Serial No. 04940-04951 ' ’
4. Memorandum dated 2l March 1972; subject; E
Rnflfnornburgh
7 Background for Chilean Hearings, Serial 3
N0. 23424-23438
5, Memorandum dated 23 March 1972- sub'ect: E
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