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CTKA formerly published Probe Magazine. Most of the articles on this site first appeared in Probe. We will occasionally add new articles as appropriate. 

If you would like to submit an article to be considered for publication on this site, please send mail to us at ctka@webcom.com. 
  

In 1993, in response to public outcry created by Oliver Stone's film JFK, Congress passed the JFK Act, a law requiring federal agencies to release all the remaining withheld evidence relating to the assassination of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy. While some pretend the case is closed, the case can never be closed so long as the documents pertaining to the assassination and the investigations that followed remain locked away from public scrutiny.

Citizens for Truth about the Kennedy Assassination was organized as a result of the April 1993 Chicago Midwest Symposium on Assassinations. At the end of that conference, it was generally decided that the time had come to create a political action group, which would urge the executive branch of our government to re-open the unsolved assassinations of the 1960s-i.e., the murders of President John F. Kennedy, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, and Dr. Martin Luther King. CTKA endeavors to ensure that the Review Board fulfill its mandate to release all the remaining records pertaining to the JFK assassination; to amend the current Freedom of Information Act to render future covert actions more difficult to hide; and to urge the American people to discover the truth about their history.

As activists, we know how important it is to have good, solid information upon which we can act. We participate in phone trees, letter-writing and other action-oriented campaigns as needed. But we need people who are up on the current aspects of the case, who are informed, interested, and willing to go the extra mile in a pinch. We used to help our members by providing key information through our magazine, Probe.

We are no longer publishing new issues of Probe, but over time we hope to put more and more of our seven volumes of content online. 

We are looking to publish a book from our article content. Stay tuned!

You can be a part of our efforts. Please participate in our action alerts. For example, in mid-1995, the FBI was balking at the first release of files that the ARRB wanted opened to the public. Through letter writing, phoning and faxing, members of the research community were able to persuade President Clinton of the importance of supporting the Review Boards efforts. The FBI eventually relinquished the files in question and they are now a part of the public record.

If you are able to help coordinate a speaking engagement in your area, if you have any contacts with radio or television sources, or even if you are willing to make a few phone calls in your local area on short notice, drop us a note and tell us how you think you can help.

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CTKA
PO Box 4313
Long Beach, CA 90804 USA

Call CTKA (pronounced "Sit-Kah") at (818) 362-4557

Orwell was right.
Don't let others control your future by controlling the past.
Take back your history.