ADDENDUM TO JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

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• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP77M00144R000300050071-9
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• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 22, 2006
• Sequence Number: 71
• Publication Date: July 31, 1975
• Content Type: NOTES

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Thursday - 31 July 1975 SECRET
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9. Received a call from Carl. Marcy, former
Staff Director of Senate Foreign Relations Committee who is now representing
various foreign policy groups. He said the e-n er for Study of Democratic
Institutes, which he described as a reputable organization, and the Fund for
Peace (before whom the Director spoke last year) would be sponsoring
Pacem in Terris IV on the West Coast in December. He said they are
trying to get President Ford and Mr. Brezhnev to speak via satellite and
would also like to get Mr. Colby and Senator Frank Church to participate
on a panel. I told him someone had been in touch with Angus Thuermer on
this subject and I would talk with Thuermer and also with the Director.
Marcy said Fred Warner Neal and Harry Ashmore, who are putting this
together would like an opportunity to speak with the Director on his
designated representative about the possibility of his appearance.
10. Delivered to Frank Slatinshek,
Chief Counsel, House Armed Services Committee, copies of biographic
sketches on Soviet officials.
11.. I Delivered to Ev Bierman, Minority
Consultant, House International Relations Committee, a letter from the
Director to Representative William S. Broomfield (R. , Mich.) concerning
the effects of16
his assistance in getting his family Verry said that 25X1C
Senator Kennedy will send a letter -rnbassy. She will
let me know of the outcome but was not very optimistic. I explained the
Agency has no direct relationship wit
13,. Picked up from J. Sourwine, Chief Counsel,
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Internal Security, a paper on Cuban
communist influence in Puerto Rico written by an employee of the Puerto
Rican Department of Justice who has appeared as a witness before the
Subcommittee. He asked that the Agency review the paper written in
Spanish and advise him as to whether we consider it worthwhile to be
published in Spanish as an exhibit to the hearings. He also asked if the
Agency would consider translating the paper to English, if we have a. strong
interest in it. , DDO, was advised of this and given the package.
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12. Met with Jan Verry, in the office of Senator
Edward M. Kennedy (D., Mass.), and discussed
who has written a letter to Senator Kennedy seeking
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Wednesday - 30 July 1975
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13. Called. Les Janka, NSC staff,
concerning the request we received from Tom S:neeton, Minority Counsel.,
House International Relations Committee, for Representative William.
Broomfield (R., Mich.), and Janka agreed with my general concern
and said that a letter might not be needed as the issue might be mooted
this afternoon on the Senate floor because of parliamentary problems
in getting the Senate to a vote on the Turkish aid. Janka promised to
keep me advised as to the progress on this problem.,
14. Marian Czarnecki, Chief of Staff, Ilouse
International Relations Committee, called and as a result we scheduled
a briefing by the Director of the Subcommittee on Oversight on a CA
project for Thursday, 31 July at 4:00 p.m.
15. Kathy Bennett, in the office of
Les Janka, NSC staff, called and reviewed with me the state of play on
the Senate floor on the Turkish aid legislation.
16o George Berdes, Consultant:, Subcommittee
on International Security and Scientific Affairs, 1-louse International Relations
Committee, called and asked if Mr. Duckett, DDS&`T:, would be able to
conduct his briefing of the Subcommittee at 2:00 today within one
hour. He said the Committee would be starting markup on the Vladivostok
Resolution at 3:00. 1 told him I was sure this would be alright but that
I would notify Mr. Duckett.
17. I Marge Myhre, Senate_ -Xj,Q
Committee st called and said they had a letter for the Dir. ector from
Chairman John Sparkman (D., Ala.) that they would like picked up today.
I told her someone from our office would be by to pick it up.
18. I Maryann Alberf_son, in the office of
Senator Dick Clark (D., Iowa), called and asked that the briefing for
the Senator scheduled for today at 2:00 p.m. on Zaire be changed to
Friday, 1 August, at 2:00 p.m. OCI, has been alerted..
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JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Wednesday - 30 July 1975
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Carl Marcy, former Staff Director,
Senate Foreign Relations Cnmmi+td now with the Fund for Peace,
t!"iled to explore the possibility of the Director appearing jointly with
Senator Frank Church (D., Idaho) to address a convocation in Washington,
D. C. during the first week of December which is being sponsored by the
Santa Barbara Institute and the Fund for Peace. The topic would be
"National Security and Democratic Process. i? In other sessions, Marcy
mentioned that they were trying to arrange a COMSAT discussion with
President Ford and Leonid Breshnev and Secretary of State Kissinger
and former Senator William Fulbright (D., Ark.). in STAT
the office of the Assistant to the Director, has been informed and will
follow up.
2. Bob Boyer, Staff Consultant,
House International Relations Committee, called in connection with the
study being conducted for the Committee by the GAO on the protection
of nuclear material and our desire to deal with the Committee directly
rather than through GAO. Boyer, for his. part, explained the problems
and obstacles he was running into, mainly with the Department of State,
in getting cooperation on this matter. I told him that we were fully
prepared to brief the staff at their convenience on what little information,
we have on this subject and that I thought it was much better for us to follow
the procedures that have been established over the last 25 years in. our
dealings with the Committee on such matters until there is an informed
judgment reached on changing those procedures which is an issue now pending
before the Select Committees. Boyer said our arguments had merit and he
uld_r_eflect upon them.
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