[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] - The files will be released by the National Archives at noon on Wednesday
- They are among thousands that have been held back by the government since 1997, when a Congress review board completed its report
- Many - including Kennedy's family - have called for them to be made public
- Not all of the files will be released; the NSA is holding some back pending further review
- The secrecy has fueled conspiracy theories about JFK's assassination
- The President was killed in 1963 by Lee Harvey Oswald while riding in his motorcade in Dallas, Texas
- Oswald denied shooting JFK in his interviews with police; he was killed two days later while being transported by police by a nightclub owner who shot him
- Biden had promised to make the files public by October but he delayed, claiming COVID back logs stalled the release
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