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RE: KILLING OF FOUR STUDENTS AT KENT STATE UNIVERSITY KENT, OHIO may 4, 1970; ALLISON KRAUSE; EP AL - VICTIMS ecommrass ait stated that she had personally gone to the i€adquarters of the CIA in Virginia in an effort to ascertain the extent to which that agency may have maintained a file on her activities during 1968 through May, 1970. She also advised that she had personally visited the headquarters of the FBI, Washington, D.CG., in connection with her rights under the Freedom of Information Act and was advised by a representative of the FBI that no file was maintained on her or her activities and no record existed concerning her other than the information which she had freely and voluntarily provided at Cleveland, Ohio, on October 30, and December 4, 1973, respectively. ae: questioned as to what specifically sn desired o 1eé the U. S. Department of Justice based upon her impressions of the contents of "The Plain Dealer" article relating to alleged CIA activities. She responded that it is her belief that the individuals she previously referred to as "they" may, in fact, have been agents of the CIA and that she can perceive the possibility that the shooting incident at Kent State University on May 4, 1970, may have been provoked directly or indirectly by agents or activities of the CIA inasmuch as her harassment terminated the day of the shooting. Ankh feaeth bata tua «5 nhntretatin zener AF am artinla DEL LOOP DELZUOW 15 a PNOoLUSLa vit Cupy Ul ais bar Loe oe entitled, "Ex-CIA agent details his activities in U.S.,° which appeared on Page 9-A of the Sunday edition of "The Plain Dealer," Cleveland, Ohio, dated December 29, i974.