DIARY NOTES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP76-00183R000500050061-9
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 12, 2000
• Sequence Number: 61
• Publication Date: January 21, 1965
• Content Type: NOTES

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1. I talked with Alan Warfield about his conversation with Mr. -
concernin the urchase of the so-called ' Alan assured me
that Mr. Wo completely understands that we would be happy to negoti-
ate with him at any time should he be freed of his option obligation to Mr.
- I am inclined to agree with Alan that we should not approach
He is apparently paying the owners nothing for his option and would have noth-
ing to lose by holding out for a high price based on maximum use of the land.
(While I agree that we should watch and wait, I also think that we should clear
the purchase of this land in principle with our Congressional committees and
have so recommended to Mr. Kirkpatrick.)
2. I met withM
number of problems.
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gramming plan based upon a review of the first half of Fiscal Year 1965.
I told him that it looked all right to me but said that I would like to have
25X1A9a Bob Bannerman and review it before we commit ourselves.
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DD/S 21 January 1965
C. presented a case, and I think a very good one, for
changing the work hours of the Office of Communications to 0830 to 1700
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hours. I told him to send me a paper making this recommendation and
I would approve it. (In this connection, the Deputy Directors were given
considerable flexibility in deciding what personnel would come to work
at what hours in order to ensure that their offices were properly manned.
I have a feeling that the great bulk of our employees are now working
from 0830 to 1700 hours, and sometime soon I should like to make a
quiet survey to see what actually has happened since we moved into the
Headquarters building. Traffic entering the grounds seems to flow
smoothly, the only bottlenecks that I have observed being the Chain
Bridge and the traffic light at the Route 123 entrance. We might be able
to compress our schedule to eliminate the shift from 0900 to 1730 hours
without any great inconvenience.)
3. Howard Osborn pointed out to me that the opening of the Key Building
and other additional buildings in Rosslyn will call for receptionists, for which
he does not have slots, and for guards, for which he does not have money. I
told him that, of course, we have no alternative but to provide these people
and that I thought we could provide some relief in both categories.
4. Howard Osborn reported that the Chicago Tribune carried an account
of the Director's appearance before the Senate Armed Forces Committee and
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee on 11 January which was uite contra-
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he will try to investigate this further if the Director is concerned about it.
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5. Howard Osborn and were up to brief Bob Bannerman and
me on a number of items.
a. A defector has been in our custody for nine months
and is using up a large number of manhours. Howard is exploring the
possibility of using contract guards, custodians, etc., to alleviate this
situation.
b. At the request of DD/P, Howard has continued to act as the contact
with Mr. who recently generated some publicity for the Agency.
c. Chief of the Defense Intelligence Agency's
Office of Counterintelligence and Security, and a FOIAb3d
civilian assistant, are being briefed by the Office of Security on personnel
security procedures. Howard said that Lt. General Joseph F. Carroll,
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Director of DIA, thinks that DIA should have its own investigative and
clearance procedures. (This may well signal a move on the part of DIA
to take over some of these functions from the Services.)
d. Howard reported that the Office of Finance em-
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ployee who was charged with indecent exposure, is resigning as of 29
January. He thought that the Office of Personnel has been able to find
him another job.
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e. Howard reported that will be in town soon. He
would like to volunteer to send a team. o to assis~in his
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new MW he primary purpose, however, of establishing better rapport
with and being able to get the straight dope from when
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necessary.
f. Howard reported that the workload on th eas-
ing very substantially and that he expects to use to a
greater extent to alleviate the situation.
6. Jack Earman was in to alert me to the following:
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a. Jack said that will apparently have a
sanity hearing in the next day or two. Jack encouraged me to ensure that
Mr. Kirkpatrick and Paul Chretien know about this just in case it should
hit the press.
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quarters Regulation _ which has a charter for BPAM. Apparently
Gerry is going to oppose this very strenuously and told Jack that he
thought it was a great intrusion upon the functions of the Inspector Gen-
eral.
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