JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP71B00364R000600170052-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 14, 2006
• Sequence Number: 52
• Publication Date: May 26, 1966
• Content Type: NOTES

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JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Thursday - 26 May 1966
1 JGO) Mr. O'Neill accompanied
F to an informal discussion with Representative gd? r.
Reid (R. , N. Y. ). Mr. Reid expressed his appreciation for the meeting.
2. SW) Met with William Darden and William 25X1
Woodruff of Senate Armed Services Committee staff, withi 25X1
for about two hours. They were briefed in groat c!etail 25X1
on the Agency budget including expenditures made from funds made 2.vailable
from other departments. They were most appreciative of the briefi:g
and seemed to understand the general picture.
3. (Internal Use Only - JSW) Met with Senator Paul J. Fannin
and discussed with him briefly and in general terms the Agency's interest
in H. R. 10721, the amendments to the Federal Employees' Compensation
Act. He seemed favorably disposed to this legislation and was apprc =iative
of our interest. He initiated the conversation on the current resolution to
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modify the CIA Subcommittee structure.
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4. (Internal Use Only - JSW) Representative John S. Mona tr.
came to breakfast at the Agency. Present were: Admiral Raborn, 25x1
Peer deSilva, William Colby, George McManus and John Warner. 25x1
There was considerable discussion of the Vietnam situation and Corn=nunist
China. :Mr. Monagan seemed most interested and appreciative of th,? discussion.
5.1 LLM) Delivered to Senate Foreign Relations, the . 25x1
Committee's copy of the 25 and 28 February transcript of the Director's testimony
per the request of Mr. Carl Marcy, Staff Director.
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6. Distributed to the Senate members
of our subcommittees the new pag,_ L of the analysis on the recent flair
statements on the McCarthy resolution.
?? I I Spoke with Gladys Johnson, Senate
Committee on Post Office and Civil Service, on the Federal Employees
pay bill and she advised that they plan to report it out of the Committ _e
today and confirmed that the effective date of the early retirement
provisions would not be changed and would be as of the date of enactrrent.
8 ? Met with the staff personnel of
Senate Preparedness including Jim Kendall and Glenn Smith. They outlined
the planned program of hearings and studies and furnished me with a --opy
of the outline. They stated it was their purpose to do an in-depth study of
world-wide commitments of the U.S. The outline has a section devote to
assessment of the threat which they would want the Agency to address itself
to in a series of hearings. They inquired if I would discuss this with the
various Agency components involved to see if any particular problem--
appeared. I advised I would be in touch next week.
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Crimes in the USSR". Miss Main expressed the Senator's apprecia
that the information provided is exactly what was desired
10. (Confidential - JGO) Delivered to Miss Jean Main for Senitor
Robert Kennedy, a blind memorandum entitled,"Convictions of Political
11.1 Although conversations were had witi.
Mr. Michaels, House Appropriations Committee staff, and Mr. Blandiord,
House Armed Services Committee, there is no further word as yet on dates
for meeting with the CIA Subcommittees next week.
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