DIARY NOTES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP76-00183R000500030011-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 3, 2000
• Sequence Number: 11
• Publication Date: October 26, 1964
• Content Type: NOTES

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DIARY NOTES
A-DD/S
26 October 1964
1. Items from the Executive Committee Meeting have been reported
separately.
2. National Security Agency, called me to e~ ress his
appreciation for the briefing by Messrs. of
the Office of Personnel on the career p organ za ion o t e Agency.
is heading up a group at NSA to establish a career program in
that Agency. He stated that the briefing given by Bill and John was excellent
and exactly what NSA wanted to know.
3. I have informally heard that the committee established by President
Johnson to act on the recommendations of the report on the assassination of
President Kennedy will probably ask the Agency for nomination of an indivi-
dual to head the protective staff at the White House. (I presume this means
the replacement of Mr presumably was at a meeting in
which this matter was discussed. This information should not be passed on
until we have received word directly and officially.)
4. Bob Fuchs stopped by to discuss the move of the Office of Finance to
the Key Building in Rosslyn. He made it quite plain that he was very happy
over the proposed move, but he wondered whether DD/P was fully aware of
the factors of the move and if they would raise a question at the last minute
after all the move planning had been accomplished. Bob was thinking about
the records of clandestine personnel, lists of agents, etc., which he feels
will be properly protected and controlled. I advised him that Dick Helms
and were aware that the Office of Finance was moving
into the Key Building, but I did not know whether the points he raised had
been discussed by Colonel White with Dick or Tom at any point. (I advised
Bob not to say anything until I had had a chance to check with Colonel White
to see whether this matter should be further explored.)
5. Kimbell Johnson, Director of the Bureau of Personnel Investigations
at the Civil Service Commission, called and reported that the question of
investigation of sensitive positions in Government had been raised as a result
of case. The basic question is whether or not persons in sensi-
tive positions should be reinvestigated every two to five years with new sets
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of fingerprints, etc. A second question is whether the system of notification
of arrests and morals charges are properly reported and reach the departments
concerned. I informed Mr. Johnson of the Agency's five-year program of re-
investigation and our security review program which is of a continuous nature.
I told him we felt that our reporting system worked well concerning arrest re-
cords wherein the department concerned was advised, and that our liaison con-
tacts with other security units of Government kept us fairly well advised of
anything of a questionable nature affecting our employees. Mr. Johnson said
he knew that the Agency and the Atomic Energy Commission both have good
systems involving periodic reinvestigations, but that other departments and
agencies of Government do not have such strong systems of control and investi-
gation. (Mr. Johnson sought this information for his own guidance and said that
it would not appear in. any report that he might make.)
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