JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP77M00144R000500010025-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 27, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 24, 2006
• Sequence Number: 25
• Publication Date: July 3, 1975
• Content Type: NOTES

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-v1 %_ L M.L y iu Jackc Marsh,
Counsellor to the President, called and said the U-2 transcripts were
still in General Scowcroft's office. They did not realize the length of
the project but are working on them as fast as they can. She said she
will let me know when they are finished.
7. David Martin, Senate Internal Security
25X1 Subcommittee staff, called and asked for a computer printout of t A _r
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of 'any u. 5. ommunist Party delegations that have gone to Communist
meetings outside the U. S., and anything on International Communist
25X1 Conferences is checking this out.
25X1 8. Called Bill Hogan, House Armed Services #
Committee staff, and advised him that the story in today's New York Times
concerning the hiring of Mitchell Rogovin. I said the arrangement is in fact
a contract with the firm for the services of Rogovin. I said fOr his private
information he will get a salary not in excess of the Government ceiling.
He said he felt hiring Rogovin will probably be helpful, although we will probably
get some initial flack. Hogan asked about the staff memorandum that was
mentioned in today's papers concerning Mr. Colby and the Rockefeller
Commission. I said I didn't know the story on that but that the Commission
did say in their report that overall they thought it was best to have a non-
career man in the top job. I added they also thought that some part of the
budget should be made public. Hogan felt this was terrible. He said as a
matter of fact it probably is a blessing during these difficult days to have a
career man who can understand the situation better. I heartily agreed.
Thursday -. 3 July 1975
, I call.ec
Mayer back and told him that these locations were very sensitive and had to
be protected from public disclosure. Mayer understood perfectly and appre-
ciated our effort to assist him.
`+i'- W .tVict.ye7,
Congressiona Research Service, Librar of Congress, who said that, - in
connection with a study is staff was doing,-
of location of certain kinks o intelligence installations had arisen. After.~est
checking wit Congressional Support Officer OCI
Knoche, I con ac e Jack Boos and Searle Field ofLthe House ~Select Committee
staff re
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e presence of a Committee investigator
offices for the Record).
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