Mary Ferrell

The Mary Ferrell Foundation, named for Mary Elizabeth McHughes Ferrell (26 October 1922 – 20 February 2004), is a non-profit, located in Ipswich, Massachusetts. Topics include the 1960s assassinations, the Watergate scandal, and post-Watergate intelligence abuse.

Rex Bradford, a computer game designer (''Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back'', ''Star Wars: Jedi Arena'', ''Mean 18'', ''Drac's Night Out'', and ''British Open Championship Golf''), holds the offices of President, Treasurer, and Clerk and developed the ''Mary Ferrell Foundation'' website, and the ''History-Matters.com'' website. Bradford is Vice-President of the ''Assassination Archives and Research Center''.

Documents held or online include the collection of Mary Ferrell, other private contributors, and copies of other collections.

MaryFerrell.org provides a CIA cryptonym Database with search and autocomplete lookup of CIA Cryptonyms. Provided by Wikipedia
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