DIARY NOTES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP76-00183R000500020077-5
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 3, 2000
• Sequence Number: 77
• Publication Date: June 10, 1964
• Content Type: NOTES

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to make the proper presentation regarding the printing plant. (He will let
10 June 1964
1. Larry Houston was in to say that the Director is scheduled to appear
before Mr. Vinson's Armed Services Subcommittee at 0900 hours on 18 June.
Two items on the agenda will be our proposed printing plant at Langley and
audio and counteraudio. Larry believed that they already have what is needed
2. Bob Bannerman reported that his appearance before the Moss sub-
committee on the polygraph went very well today. They asked for a policy
statement which was signed by General Gabell in 1957, and this will be made
atrailahlF?_ Tl - also Dressed, however, for rather precise statistics on how
devices to demonstrate. (I passed this on to I3oh l3anne
to make the necessary preparations.)
doesn't.) He said that the staff member of the Subcommittee
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3. I spoke to General H. K. Johnson about a Distinguished Service Medal
for He was appreciative of the Agency's support and said that
he would speak to the Chairman of the Awards Board. He thought that a letter
from us would not be necessary. He suggested, however, that General Carter
might lend some support by telephoning either Bob Hackett, Hugh Harris, or
Jim Richardson. I spoke to General Carter about this. He said that he would
be glad to do it and asked me for a brief note.
4. Bob Fuchs believed that the travel bureau and decentralization of
certifying authority could be made effective on or about 1 July. The Office
of Finance move is also scheduled for about 1 July but Bob told me that the
vault downtown will not be finished before 1 August. This raises a serious
question as to whether they should move. I told Bob that I would take this up
with and let him know.
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rector about the ceremony on 22 June for the President's Award for Distinguished
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Federal Civilian Service had not been sent to me and that I understood the
"Office of the Director" was handling the matter. I wanted Walt to know that,
if the ball should be dropped, it had not been passed to us.
6. I concurred in a paper dated 9 June which Jack Earman wrote con-
cerning future administration of Project MKULTRA. It does not settle some
of the outstanding questions as to whether some of the research being done
under this project is properly supervised from a medical point of view. How-
ever, it does ensure that DD/S will have a full role to play in the development
of policies under which the project will be administered and it does provide
that, unless specifically excepted by the Director of Central Intelligence, for
each subproject there shall be an administrative plan approved by the DD/S
or his designee. If Jack's recommendations are approved by the Director,
this will represent a progressive step forward in putting this project on a
sound administrative basis.
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