Social Security numbers for living people covered in unusual assassination documents

Sensitive personal information, including social security numbers, was revealed in the assassination of John F. Kennedy that is not raised this week, this does not sit well with affected people.

Joseph Diginova, a former campaign of US President Donald Trump, was among those whose personal information was revealed. He said that he is planning to sue the American Archives and National Records Management to violate privacy laws and is concerned about theft of identity.

“This should not happen,” Diginova said in an interview on Thursday. “I think this is an incompetent result from the people who are reviewing. I don’t think it’s a matter of rushing to the process. The people who reviewed these documents did not do their work.”

His personal information was in documents related to his work in a selected committee of the US Senate, which was achieved in the violations of power by government officials in the 1970s, including monitoring American citizens.

White House officials said on Thursday that the plan was present to help those whose personal information was revealed, including observing the credit provided by the national archives and examining the records that started on Wednesday to determine all the social security numbers that were issued. The officials also said that the new social security numbers will be issued to the affected people.

The White House did not answer questions about the reason not to obtain personal information.

“President Trump received his promise to the utmost transparency by launching files related to the assassination of President John Kennedy,” White House press secretary Caroline Levit said in a statement. “At the request of the White House, the national archives and social security management immediately developed an action plan to help individuals in a proactive way whose personal information was issued in the files.”

The national archives did not immediately respond to an email seeking a comment.

The vast majority of records have already been released

Trump ordered the issuance of the remaining classified files related to the assassination of the former president in 1963, shortly after the right -wing in January. About 2,200 files consisting of more than 63,000 pages were published on the National Archive website on Tuesday evening. Many of these pages revealed what had been previously revised.

The vast majority of national archives, which are more than six million pages of records, photos, animation, audio recordings and antiques related to assassination.

The National Archestics published reviews of the newly released documents on its website, but noticed that there was not enough time from Wednesday to review more than one small part of it.

Documents issued this week provided more details about the United States during the Cold War era in other countries, but initially did not provide credibility with conspiracy theories about Kennedy’s killing.

For example, one of the newly classified documents reveals social security numbers for more than twenty people looking for security permits in the 1990s to review the documents related to JFK for the assassination record review council.

The White House said that the national archives started examining the documents on Wednesday to determine all social security numbers in the assassination records.

The national archives will share these numbers with the Social Security Administration, which will determine the people who live and export new numbers for them, according to the White House. The officials said the national archive will also provide creditors monitoring services for people affected so that they can receive new social security numbers.

Kennedy was killed on a visit to Dallas, when his motorcade ended from the show in the city center, and the shots from the Texas Texas Books Deposit building retreated on November 22, 1963. The police arrested Lee Harvey Ozwald, 24, a former Marine who placed himself from snipers on the sixth floor. Two days later, Jack Ruby, the owner of a nightclub, shot Ozwald a killer while the prison transmission live on the TV.