JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP77M00144R000300020021-7
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• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 19, 2006
• Sequence Number: 21
• Publication Date: May 22, 1975
• Content Type: NOTES

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14. I I Left with Marsha, Secretary to Al
Chiel ie investigator, Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Internal
Security, two photos requested by Tarabochia in connection with his study
of the Venceremos Brigade.
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey (D. , Minn.) for personal delivery toI the
Senator a personal and confidential letter from the Director answering
the Senator'.s inquiry on whether the Agency had a file. on him.
In the absence of
arranged for Tom Smeeton, Minority staff, rnational. Relations
Committee, to receive all eight FBIS Daily Reports until he notifies us
that he doesn't need them any longer. FBIS Liaison has been notified.
Committee staff, and asked about a copy of the transcript of the Director's
testimony yesterday. He said he would check into it right away.
Committee staff, and iii his absence, asked his secretary to tell him I
would meet him at the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy offices at his
convenience today to transfer some material to the Select Committee. She
said she would pass this message on.
Later, Bill Bader, of the Select Committee staff, called and I met:
with George Murphy, Executive Director, Joint Committee on Atomic Energy,
and worked out procedures for certain documents to be placed in Murphy's
custody as agreed in letters from the Director and the Chairman of the
Senate Select Committa~ to Senator John Pastore ~(D. , R. I. ) on this subject.
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15. I uIn the absence o. took
: Fields, Was ington Workshops, and to c or that
OTR, would definitely be at Mt. Vernon College
on Tuesday, 17 June to speak to their Workshop...
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a call from Tom Smeeton,
two charts he had given Smeeton. I told Smeeton that I would check and
someone would be back in touch. Smeeton said there was no hurry on
this, he was just checking.
In the absence of took.
who wanted to know if had been able to get updated copies o
17. I I Phoned Alan Parker, Counsel of the
House Judiciary Committee, on H. R. 61 and 62, bills which regulate the
dissemination and use of criminal justice information. He informed me
that hearings which had been scheduled for the first week in June would be
postponed at least another week. He also told me that a new bill on criminal
justice information, a combined effort by Senator John V. Tunney (D., Calif.)
and Congressman Don Edwards (D. , Calif.) may be introduced in the near
future. We concluded by agreeing to meet sometime during the week of the
27th through 30th May to discuss H. R. 61.
18. As a follow up to my calls on Saturday to Jack
Marsh and Bill Kendall, White House staff, regarding the importance of the
Turkey aid legislation to the Administration, Pat O'Donnell, of the White I-louse
staff, called and gave me a list of Senators who could "use work" as far as the
vote on the legislation is concerned. I told him we would do what we could to
inform them of our stake in this, but strictly from the intelligence side.
O'Donnell said that would be very helpful.
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Friday - 16 May 1975
1. (Unclassified - GLC) Called George Murphy, staff of the Joint
Committee on Atomic Energy, to discuss storing material for the Senate
Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations With Respect to
Intelligence Activities. Murphy agreed in principle with our storing material.
there but said the arrangement would have to be cleared with several members
of the JCAE, most important of whom would be Senator Pastore. He also
said he would have to have something in writing as to who would have access
to the material. This was passed on to
2. (Unclassified - GLC) Called Dick Kaufman, Joint Economic
Committee staff, and gave him the dates of the 17th through the 25th of June
for the Director's appearance before Senator Proxmire's Subcommittee on
Economies and Priorities in Government. Kaufman will be back in touch
to confirm a date.
3. (Unclassified - GLC) Received calls from Dr. Stevens, ADD/S&T,
an OSI, with further reference to the request GAO has made
to ERDA for a briefing on nuclear safeguards. There appears to be some
difference of opinion as to whether the Agency or ERDA should handle this
briefing. I talked with Marian Czarnecki, Staff Director, unuge Tter-nafinna1
1 1 f~;nns Commi ..e who acknowledged they had made such a request to ERDA,
was surprised that we might be the Agency involved in providing the information
but said if we were he would agree with my proposal that we handle the matter
directly with the Committee. (He mentioned three different Subcommittees
are involved in this.) He said he would not, however, extend this same
arrangement to ERDA. I passed this information back to I F ho said he STAT
would discuss it further with Stevens.
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Friday - 16 May 1975
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5? I lEric Foreman, on the staff of Senator
Dale Bumpers k1j. , Ark, , called to set up a briefing on the Middle East..
I explained our limited resources to provide such services to personal
staff and Foreman said he thought the Senator would be interested in a
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6. Mike Van Dusen. House International
OWWw"ja- -- mmj ttoP staff r--,lled to express Chairman Lee Ha.milt:on's
(D., Ind.) appreciation for the fine briefing by Messrs. I OSI
and F J OCI7 of the Investigations Subcommittee on 13 May. p
line wtt a suggestion by Jack Brady and Mike Finley, of the
Subcommittee staff, Van Dusen deferred to Marian Czarnecki, Chief of
Staff, the requirements for access to compartmented information.
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send a copy of the transcript of the testimony on the Maya uez incident
before the Defense Subcommittee of House Appropriations Committee
for our editing and security review. When received it will be sent to
NIO/SEA, for this purpose and should be returned to
on urs Y.
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Friday - 16 May 1975
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8. (Unclassified - BAA) Per
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instructions, called
Mr. Paul Goulding's office, Administrative Assistant to Senator Claiborne
Pell (D. , R. I. ), and told his secretary that our Personnel Office had
been in contact with a constituent of theirs,
told them that he would be in the Washington area within the next 30
days and would call for an interview when he arrives.
9. (Unclassified - RJK) Spoke with Bill Raiford, Congressional
Research Service, Library of Congress, and told him, in connection with
his earlier request, that the date of the first meeting of USIB was
15 September 1958 and that this date was unclassified.
10. (Unclassified - RJK). Spoke with Rick Gilmore, Multinational
Subcommittee staff, Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and told him that.
we do not have a classified version of our food paper ("Poteritiail Implications
of Trends in World Population, Food Production and Climate") but that I.
would be.-on the lookout for publications of this type to forward to him.
11. (Internal Use Only - RJK) Tom Hipple, on the staff of Represen-
tative Andrew Jacobs, Jr. (D. , Ind. ), called to ask for information about
the FBIS Daily Reports. After some discussion, I agreed to send him
the Western Europe Daily Report for a period of one month and Ripple
will tell us if he wants it continued. FBIS Liaison has been advised.
12. (Internal Use Only - RJK) Delivered. to the offices of Senators
Edward M. Kennedy (D., Mass.), Walter F. Mondale (D., Minn.),
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr. (R., Md.), George McGovern (D., S. D.) and
John Sparkman (D., Ala. ) and Representative Lester L. Wolff (D. , N.Y.) FBIS items in. which their names were mentioned.
13. (Internal Use Only - RJK) Met with Tom Smeeton, F-Tnr
International RP1n1-.innc r.n,,,,-, ifi-c-r- c &ff, and provided him with organizational
diagrams for the intelligence community and the Agency for his use in
briefing Ranking Minority member, Representative William S. Broomfield (R. ,
Mich.').' Per guidance from Mr., Cary, I told Smeeton that if the Congressman
would like an Agency briefing, we would be pleased to provide it at his con-
venience.
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Thursday - 15 May 1975
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12. (Unclassified - JMD) Lee McKenna, in the office of Representative
M. Caldwell Butler, called and asked for several sets of application forma..
10. (Unclassified - GLC) Accompanied the Director and
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to a session with the Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental.
Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities. See Memo for. Record.
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11. (Unclassified - JMD) Called Mildred Ward retary to
Senator John Stennis, and told her that when as wvi.th-the
Senator yesterday, the Senator asked for a briefing on Soviet: hardware for
next Monday or Tuesday. I asked if she would set a time and date. She said
she had to check with the Senator and would be back in touch.
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13. (Unclassified - JMD) Mark Kliman, in the office of Representative.
Les Aspin, called and said he had talked to someone, he though
some weeks ago and would like to talk to him again to clarify some points. I
said I would see if I could locate him and call back.
I talked with I who said Kliman had talked toE efore
but they did not want Kliman to hav phone number---they want Klimanis
calls to come to this Office instead of directly too He said, however, he
would have call Kliman back and answer his questions.
14. (Unclassified - GLC) Received a call from Maurice Eisenstein,
Acting Deputy Director, Division of International Security Affairs, ERDA, who
said they have received a request from GAO which states that in connection with
a study they are doing on behalf of the
they would like an intelligence briefing on the effectiveness of nuclear safeguards.
Eisenstein was agonizing over how to handle this. I told him that if a requesst of
this sort came to the Agency, I would contact Marian Czarnecki, Staff Director
of the Committee, and deal with him directly on the matter cutting GAO out of
the circuit completely. I said as far as I knew none of the people in GAO had the
proper clearances for briefings at the level that would be required on this subject:
anyway.
15. (Unclassified - JMD) Barbara Grabon, in the office of Les Janka
of the White House, called and cancelled the Legislative Interdepartmental
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