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House task force presses agencies to release remaining JFK assassination records, seeks missing CIA file
Summary
A House Oversight task force hearing on declassification focused on remaining withheld JFK assassination records and directed follow‑up to locate several documents, including a CIA file the panel says remains outstanding.
The House Oversight and Reform Committee's Task Force on Declassification of Federal Records on March 18 held testimony calling for broader release of records related to President John F. Kennedy's 1963 assassination and pressing intelligence agencies to locate documents the panel says remain missing.
Chairwoman Luna, who leads the task force, said the group's aim is to "root out the hidden pockets of federal government" that have kept records from researchers and the public. "The task force on declassification of federal secrets is not here to provide the definitive account of what happened on 11/22/1963," she said, "but to push forward the release of information so these theories can be put to bed and so…
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