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NARA Documents

The National Archives and Records Administration has on occasion created or released its own documents related to the assassination of President Kennedy. In some cases, such as the "Yeltsin documents" handed by Russian President Boris Yeltsin to President Clinton in 1999, there is no agency other than NARA formally associated with the papers. This set includes some very unique historical documents.

	1.	Background Report Prepared for Advisory Committee on Preservation on the Preservation of the Dallas Police Dictabelts
	2.	Documents Handed to President Clinton by Russian President Boris Yeltsin
	3.	Documents Relating to the Disposition of the Kennedy Cermonial Casket
	4.	Final Report of the Advisory Committee on Preservation on the Preservation of the Dallas Police Dictabelts
	5.	Letter from Baer of Advisory Committee on Preservation to Archivist Carlin of 2 Aug 2004
	6.	NARA DNA Tests on Bullet Nose Fragments

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