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JFK Record docid-32313410

Publisher of the source document
National Archives
Language
English
Human reviewed on
2026-08-06
Source PDF
Official source

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Conversion method and notes

Method: OCR-assisted transcription of an image-only scan, verified page by page against the page images, with manual semantic markup.

  • This is an OCR-assisted transcription of a scanned, declassified FBI record from the National Archives JFK collection. Every heading, name, date, and garbled passage was checked against the rendered page images and corrected.
  • Notation conventions: blacked-out or boxed-out text is marked [redacted]; unreadable text is marked [illegible]; rubber stamps and classification markings are transcribed as bracketed notations such as [Stamp: REC-64]; handwritten annotations are transcribed in brackets as [Handwritten: ...]. Empty form fields are marked [blank].
  • Agency form pages (the identification form, the FD-263 cover page, and the FD-204 report page) are rendered as field lists; the informants block is rendered as a table.
  • Source typographical errors are preserved, including 'DE PUTH' for De Pugh in the second Details paragraph.
  • The identification form date prints as '4/14/201'; the final digit is cut off at the scan edge. The FD-263 form number is partly cut off at the left scan edge.
  • The scan contains only 4 pages; the identification form lists the report as 10 pages, and the Details section ends mid-sentence where the scanned excerpt stops.
  • NARA release footers ('NW 46031 DocId:32313410 Page N') and page numbers are dropped as decorative artifacts. Underlining added by hand on the Details page is not reproduced.

Benchmark evidence

Automated diagnostics and human review

Automated markup

attention

1 high-confidence item flagged.

Rendered visual coverage

49.62%

4 sampled source pages · no pass threshold

Automated text fidelity

Below threshold

62.22% fidelity · 90% threshold

Human review

Complete

Project owner / Specialist

Text-region alignment
24.18%
Horizontal layout
92.67%
Raster structure
90.48%
Image-object pages
0%
Token F1
80.02%
Ordered five-token F1
50.36%
Source extraction
OCR at 150 dpi
Words
1119
Headings
12
Lists
2
Links
0
Tables
1
Form controls
0

Automated attention

  • Form representation: Form behavior is planned, but no native HTML form controls are present.

Visual-coverage attention

  • Fewer than 70% of sampled source-page text sequences aligned to the HTML render.
  • At least one sampled PDF page with image objects has no aligned HTML visual element.
  • Planned visual representations are absent: native form controls.
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text fidelity
pass
reading order
pass
headings lists links
pass
visuals
not applicable
tables
not applicable
forms
not applicable
language direction
not applicable
Source SHA-256
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Conversion SHA-256
804af017830c2b9aeba406da0a697b7c30a886771b92ea4e4e8ad3e7f7dde2bc

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The source score measures normalized text retention and local order. Visual coverage compares aligned rendered regions and object representation. Neither automated result independently establishes visual equivalence, semantic correctness, or accessibility conformance. Human review is a separate, exact-revision project-owner record.

Document content

JFK Assassination System Identification Form

Date
4/14/201 [last digit cut off in scan]

Agency Information

AGENCY
FBI
RECORD NUMBER
124-10330-10021
RECORD SERIES
HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER
62-107261-1145

Document Information

ORIGINATOR
FBI
FROM
PX
TO
HQ
TITLE
[blank]
DATE
06/30/1965
PAGES
10
SUBJECTS
MINUTEMEN
DOCUMENT TYPE
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION
Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS
4
CURRENT STATUS
Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW
05/27/1998
OPENING CRITERIA
INDEFINITE
COMMENTS
[blank]

FBI report cover page (form -263, Rev. 5-1-59)

[Form number partly cut off at the left scan edge: -263 (Rev. 5-1-59)]

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE
PHOENIX
OFFICE OF ORIGIN
KANSAS CITY
DATE
6/30/65
INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
3/24/65 - 6/23/65
TITLE OF CASE
"MINUTEMEN"
REPORT MADE BY
SA JOHN F. SHEIK
TYPED BY
ebt
CHARACTER OF CASE
INFORMATION CONCERNING (INTERNAL SECURITY)

[Stamp: ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED. Handwritten in the stamp: DATE 9-29-92 BY 9803 RDD/[illegible initials]]

REFERENCE

Report of SA JOHN F. SHEIK dated 3/19/65 at Phoenix.
Phoenix letter to Bureau dated 3/20/65, forwarding to Bureau eight copies of LHM incorporating information regarding "Minutemen".

RUC

ADMINISTRATIVE

The Tucson PD, Pima County SO, and the OSI Office at Davis-Monthan AFB have been advised of information in this case.

INFORMANTS

Informants
Identity of Source File Where Located
PX T-1 is PSI [redacted], Inquiry re Subject Organization 6/23/65 Instant File

[Marginal notation: OTHER 4]

Copies made

[APPROVED: handwritten initials of Special Agent in Charge] [Handwritten beside the copies list: x[illegible] in 810 RB]

  • 7 - Bureau (62-107261) (RM) [the figure 7 is circled]
  • 1 - G2, Presidio of San Francisco (RM)
  • 1 - OSI, Kirtland AFB, N.M. (RM)
  • 1 - ONI, Phoenix (RM)
  • 1 - INTC, Ft. Huachuca, Ariz. (RM)
  • 1 - Secret Service, Phoenix (RM)
  • 1 - Alcohol & Tobacco Tax Unit, Phoenix (RM)
  • 3 - Kansas City (62-7797) (RM)
  • 2 - Phoenix (105-1226)

A* COVER PAGE

[In the "DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW" block: handwritten file number 62-107261-1145; stamp: REC-64; stamp: EX 109; stamp: 9 JUL 2 1965; further stamped and handwritten markings illegible]

Dissemination Record of Attached Report

Agency
[Handwritten: ONI, OSI, G-2, RAO, ATTD, Sec Ser [partly illegible]]
Request Recd.
[blank]
Date Fwd.
[Handwritten: 7/13/65] [Handwritten: 103]
How Fwd.
[Handwritten, partly illegible: RAW/[illegible]]
Notations
[Stamp, overwritten and partly illegible: INT. SEC.]

Report of SA John F. Sheik (form FD-204)

[Form number: FD-204 (Rev. 9-23-58)]

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Copy to
  • 1 - G2, Presidio of San Francisco (RM)
  • 1 - OSI, Kirtland AFB, N.M. (RM)
  • 1 - ONI, Phoenix (RM)
  • 1 - INTC, Ft. Huachuca, Arizona (RM)
  • 1 - Secret Service, Phoenix (RM)
  • 1 - Alcohol & Tobacco Tax Unit, Phoenix (RM)
Report of
SA JOHN F. SHEIK
Office
PHOENIX
Date
6/30/65
File Number
PX 105-1226
Bufile #
62-107261
Title
"MINUTEMEN" [Stamp across the title: ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED. Handwritten in the stamp: DATE 9-29-92 BY 9803 RDD/[illegible initials]]
Character
INFORMATION CONCERNING (INTERNAL SECURITY)
Synopsis
Information was received from an additional source that DEL MYERS was a leader of the "Minutemen" in Tucson, Arizona, in 1962-63, but that MYERS was dropped by ROBERT B. DE PUGH, National Commander of the "Minutemen", due to instability. Tucson, Arizona newspapers in June, 1965, news stories, claim a "Minutemen" cell active in Tucson area and training with firearms in Cochise County area. Lt. WILLIAM GILKINSON, head of the Tucson PD Intelligence Unit, and quoted in the newspapers as the source of the reports, advised 6/23/65 that he was misquoted in the newspapers and that he has no knowledge of any current activity of the "Minutemen" in the Tucson or Cochise County areas. DEL MYERS on 3/27/65 volunteered information to the Phoenix Office of the FBI regarding alleged communist activities in the Tucson area and he stated at that time he was a member of the "Minutemen" in 1962, but was not a member at the present time. MYERS indicated that a number had been assigned to him by the "Minutemen" but he could not recall. MYERS further related that the "Minutemen" organization is non-existent in Tucson at the present time. Other investigation also indicates subject organization no longer in existence or known to be operating in Arizona.

RUC. [two handwritten initials]

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of any kind. It is the property of the FBI, and is a loan to your agency; it and/or its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

DETAILS

AT TUCSON, ARIZONA

[Handwritten notation above the text: 65 39 [illegible]] [Marginal notations: OTHER 4, twice] [Handwritten marginal notation, partly illegible]

On March 24, 1965, [redacted], 6020 North 21st Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona, a self-admitted member of the "Minutemen", 1962-64, and Arizona State Coordinator of the "Minutemen", 1963-64, advised that he had been given the name of DEL MYERS as the man to contact in Arizona with regard to the "Minutemen". [redacted] advised that DEL MYERS had the number of 13056 in the "Minutemen" organization. [redacted] had corresponded with DEL MYERS at Tucson, Arizona, in November of 1962 up until early 1963 when due to differences between them, he no longer heard from MYERS. [redacted] was subsequently advised by ROBERT DE PUGH, Norborne, Missouri, in September, 1963, that MYERS had been dropped due to instability and that he was becoming active in the American Veterans Against Communism.

[redacted] was of the opinion that the break of DEL MYERS with the "Minutemen" was a real sincere one and no doubt was due to the difference in personalities between MYERS and DE PUTH.

On March 27, 1965, DEL MYERS appeared in the Tucson Resident Agency and turned over material which he stated related to communist sympathizers and supporters in the Tucson, Arizona area. He made available a copy of the Congressional Record of August 20, 1964, which set forth a telegram to Senator WAYNE MORSE, which telegram supported cessation of the Viet Nam War and which was signed by approximately 60 Tucson, Arizona persons. MYERS also made available an alleged report of the organizational meeting of the Tucson Chapter of CORE of April 10, 1964, at which meeting MYERS claimed he had a source of his in attendance. MYERS also made available for study 3 x 5 cards on which was information concerning Tucson individuals described by MYERS as communist sympathizers.

During the foregoing contact, MYERS orally admitted that he was a member of the "Minutemen" in 1962 but had dropped out, become interested in the American Veterans Against Communism, a California organization, and that he was not a member of the "Minutemen" at the present time. He further admitted that he had a number assigned to him but that he could not

[The scanned excerpt ends here, mid-sentence; the remaining pages of the 10-page report are not included in this scan.]

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