JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
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July 11, 1966
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JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Monday - 11 July 1966
1. I Met with Mr. Robert Michaels, House
Appropriations Committee staff, 'and discussed with him the question of
treating a portion of our funds on a no ? year basis. Further discussion
will be necessary as to appropriate language for inclusion in the Chair-
man's letter.
2. I Met with Mr. Kelleher, House
Armed Services Committee staff, concerning the proposed revisions to
the Agency legislative package. Mr. Kelleher advised that the press of
business was such that he would not be able to meet with us on this
subject before Wednesday at the earliest.
3. Met with Olga Watkins, in the office
of Representative William Bates, and discussed with her the pros and
cons of possible E- 1 a constituent of 25X1A
Mr. Bates. We have had many contacts with the Congressman and his
office on this case. Mrs. Watkins said she would relay our conversation
to Mr. Bates. I told her we would be happy to discuss the matter further
with him if he desired.
4. Met briefly with William Woodruff, Senate
Appropriations Committee stall, and left with him a copy of our analysis
and summary of the proposed Foreign Relations Committee report on the
McCarthy resolution. I told Woodruff we would be interested in his reaction
to the paper and hoped that it was constructive. Woodruff said he was happy
to have, this and would be in touch.
Mr. Woodruff offered his apologies and said he would be unable to
visit the Agency tomorrow as planned. He is hopeful that he might be able
to make the visit on Friday, 15 July 1966.
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5. I IHandcarried to Philip Kelleher, House
Armed Services Committee stall, a package of material on the Agency
legislation.
6. Jay Sourwine, Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee staff, said that "a Latin American friend of one of the
senators" had suggested that the Subcommittee consider printing its
document on the Tri-Continent Conference in Spanish for circulation to
Spanish speaking people. This individual has offered to do the translation
gratis. Sourwine said he had no doubt but that this would serve some
purpose but was interested in our reaction as to whether it would be worth
the effort. I told him I would check on this and be back in touch with him.
7. After conversations between OSI and ourselves,
it was agreed that Dr. Chamberlain would be in touch with George Murphy,
Joint Committee on Atomic Energy staff, indicating that the data received
on the first test was still not completely analyzed but that we would
be in touch with the Committee as soon as this process was completed.
8. In response to a constituent inquiry for
information on Francis Gary Powers, I suggested to Representative Roy
McVicker's office that they forward to the constituent an article in the
May 1966 issue of ESQUIRE based on an interview with Powers and his
second wife. This suggestion was appreciated.
9. I I Made arrangements with Pat Meo, in the
office of Representative g en Reid, for the Congressman to be picked up
and brought to the Agency for breakfast with the Director on Wednesday
morning.
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