DIARY NOTES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP76-00183R000500030052-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
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• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 3, 2000
• Sequence Number: 52
• Publication Date: September 25, 1964
• Content Type: MISC

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DIARY NOTES
DD/Sk
25 September 1964
1. At the Executive Committee Meeting this morning General Carter ex-
pressed his distaste for presenting the paramilitary display in the garage. He
asked that we take another look at this problem and suggested that we use part
of the main lobby or the main concourse on the first floor.
2. I interviewed who was interested in a position
with the Agency, and gave him a set of application forms to submit should he
so desire. However, I gave him no encouragement. (See my Memorandum
to the Director of Personnel.)
3. John Clarke set up an appointment with the Bureau of the Budget for
1430 hours on 2 October to discuss the communications
problem. I agreed to attend.
4. were in to brief
and me on proposals to improve the parking situation at the 2430 E Street area.
Their plan seemed to be sound and involved changing the traffic flow, elimi-
nating arcking on the grass except in emergencies, and marking the parking
spacesa center line down the road. This plan will provide a total of 110
parking spaces in this area. Further, the District Government and Public
Buildings Service have agreed to provide 45 to 50 additional parking spaces
immediately south of the South Building. These spaces should be available in
90 to 120 days. When this is done, we should be able to have a much more
orderly and satisfactory parking situation.
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briefed Howard Osborn. If the facts as reported by Jack Smith are true,
our US-MICC representative, should have kept the Agency
ormect; and asked Howard to give me a brief report on just what did
happen and to alert that there is no worse sin than allowing
the Director to be scooped in a matter of this kind. Howard later reported
that said that this item had not been cleared with the Commit-
tee. qPqqW,d not heard of it until Howard told him about it, despite
the fact that he had attended a US-MCC Meeting last Wednesday. I informed
Jack Smith of this.)
6. Jack Farman briefed me, with the definite understandin that I would
not reveal my source, on an alleged security indiscretion by
(See my Memorandum for the Record.)
8. I talked with of the Assessment and Evaluation Staff
about his desire to transfer to the Technical Services Division and told him
that we would give him a definite decision one way or the other prior to 1
January 1965. I also asked him to remind me of this commitment if he has
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very brief. However, I was concerned by his statement that he has had noth-
ing constructive to do for six months. (I passed this along to Dr. Tietjen
and asked him to ensure that this situation was corrected. I told Dr. Tietjen 25X1A9a
that I would be extremely unhappy if could substantiate this alle-
gation.)
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