JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
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November 26, 1973
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CONFIDENTIAL
Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel
Monday - Z6 November 1973
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who appeared before the Western Hemisphere Subcommittee of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee to discuss Chile. Greece was also discussed.
See Memorandum for Record and transcript.
7. I Accompanied the Director and
8. Briefed Frank Slatinshek, Chief Counsel,
House Armed Services Committee, on recent developments in Greece.
9, I IMet with Senator Milton Young whom I
briefed on :recent developments in Greece, Arab/Israeli situation and
Soviet weaponry.
He said he would like a status report on the U. S. effort to acquire
and evaluate an SA-6, remarking that Senator Proxmire had called upon the
GAO to make a study of the effectiveness of the SA-6 and on the basis of
this study was recommending a drastic cut in the U. S. program for developing
a comparable weapon.
25X1 10. I I Cliff Hackett, House Foreign Affairs
Committee oaf , ca e to say et the Europe Subcommittee, under Chairman
Rosenthal, desires a briefing on the Greek situation. After checking, I
called him back to say that as we understood the ground rules, such briefings
should be checked with Chairman Morgan, of the full Committee, and we
had called on Marian Czarnecki, Chief of Staff, to check on this for us.
I commented we had an unfortunate experience with one of the other Subcom-
mittees and wanted to be sure we touched all the bases. He said the meeting
would be informal, no transcript would be taken and they would be perfectly
happy to have a briefing on the staff level without bothering the Director. I
25X1A told him as ill and I wasn't sure when we could arrange it.
11. I I contacted members of the House Appropria-
tions Committee staff several times during the day but the flefensP 3s rmpr
bill andyeportwere not available for release. The full Committee was in session
during the entire afternoon on the bill.
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