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John Marsh/Richard Cheney Files

In 1975, Dick Cheney was Chief of Staff for President Gerald Ford. Some correspondence between his office and the Rockefeller Commission are part of the JFK Collection. These files are a sampling of the documents in that collection.

	1.	NO TITLE, SUBJECTS: ROCKEFELLER COMMISSION; CONSPIRACY THEORIES, CASTRO; ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES; CIA
	2.	NO TITLE, SUBJECTS: FORD, GERALD R.; WARREN COMMISSION; ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES; WARREN COMMISSION, INFORMATION WITHHELD FROM; CONSPIRACY THEORIES, CASTRO
	3.	NO TITLE, SUBJECTS: OSWALD, LEE, RUSSIAN PERIOD; OSWALD, MARGUERITE; LAW ENFORCEMENT, MAIL INTERCEPTIONS; OSWALD, MARINA; CIA; WARREN COMMISSION, INFORMATION WITHHELD FROM
	4.	NO TITLE, SUBJECTS: CHURCH COMMITTEE; OSWALD, LEE, PRE-RUSSIAN PERIOD, COURT-MARTIAL; DOCUMENT REQUEST, CHURCH COM.; OSWALD, LEE, PRE-RUSSIAN PERIOD, FINANCES; BOOK, THEY'VE KILLED THE PRESIDENT; ANSON, ROBERT; POWELL, JAMES W.; DOD
	5.	NO TITLE, SUBJECTS: ASSASSINATIONS, FOREIGN LEADERS; CHURCH COMMITTEE; SCHWEIKER, RICHARD; NIXON, RICHARD; CIA; DOCUMENT REQUEST, CHURCH COM.; ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES; CASTRO, FIDEL, PUBLIC STATEMENTS; CONSPIRACY THEORIES, CASTRO; CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS; TELEVISION, FACE THE
	6.	NO TITLE, SUBJECTS: CHURCH COMMITTEE; ASSASSINATIONS, FOREIGN LEADERS; DOCUMENT REQUEST, CHURCH COM.
	7.	AMLASH OPERATION
	8.	CHURCH COMMITTEE'S "WARREN COMMISSION" REPORT
	9.	CIA MATTERS
	10.	DRAFT ASSASSINATION REPORT OF THE SENATE SELECT COM. ON INTELLIGENCE
	11.	KENNEDY ASSASSINATION: UP-051
	12.	LEE HARVEY OSWALD LETTERS
	13.	MEETING WITH DAVID W. BELIN, APRIL 15, 1975
	14.	MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
	15.	NOTES ON ROCKEFELLER REPORT
	16.	REPORT ON CIA ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE U.S.
	17.	SSC DRAFT REPORT ON ASSASSINATION
	18.	SUMMARY OF FACTS, INVEST. CIA INVOLVE IN PLANS TO ASSASS ... LEADERS
	19.	THE CIA
	20.	THE FBI
	21.	WARREN DATA INQUIRY: PANEL TO QUIZ FBI ON OSWALD

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