JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80-00941A000500030015-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 5
• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 23, 2006
• Sequence Number: 15
• Publication Date: January 13, 1978
• Content Type: NOTES

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6. (Unclassified - RJK) LIAISON Winslow Wheeler, in the
office of Senator Jacob Javits (R. , N. Y. ), called requesting information
on General Maxwell Taylor's report on the Bay of Pigs. After
checking with a number of Agency sources, I called Wheeler back
and suggested that the National Archives Research Service recently
made available to the public portions of reports by General Taylor
to President Kennedy on the Bay of Pigs. I provided him with the
name and number of the NARS individual to contact.
7. (Unclassified - ABS) FOIA On advice o 25X1
Acting Chief, Coordination and Review Staff, OLC, atnu er Checking
with responsible officers in OTS and ODD of DDS&T, called Walter Sheridan,
on the staff of the Senate Human Resources Subcommittee on Health and
Scientific Research, to advise him that CIA had no objection if
Ms. Jean Fitz-Simon, Department of Justice, reviewed the Subcommittee's
files on drugs even though the files contain classified CIA material. (See
Memorandum For the Record. )
9. (Confidential - GLC) LIAISON Talked with Ira Goldman,
on the staff of Representative Robert McClor (R Ill h
called
because of the difficulty he had experienced in his contacts with Carl
Hurst, of the FBI, and Steve Harrick, OSD regrar security I later talked with Hurst and y 25x1
DD/OS, and
we believe we have worked out the proce ure for Goldman to request his
Top Secret clearance but this procedure is being confirmed by the
FBI with the House Judiciary Committee before we go back to Goldman.
10. (Unclassified - GLC) LIAISON I was unable to reach Bill
Hogan, Counsel, House Armed Services Committee, at his office but I
contacted him at home to determine his desires regarding the release of
the latest edition of our annual report on Soviet defense expenditures.
Hogan said the Committee would like to handle this lication as they
have in the past and I advised him that ub NFAC/CSS, would 25x1
get advance copies of the item to him on Monday afternoon. Regular
distribution would be made on Tuesday and the Committee would probably
release copies of the report early Tuesday morning.
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11. LIAISON Attended the first meeting
of the White House Liaison group for the second session of the 95th
Congress at the White House this afternoon. The meeting was principally
concerned with preparations for budget submissions and the group was
addressed by James McIntyre, Director of OMB.
1Z.1 I LIAISON Spoke with Fred Barron,
in the Attorney General's office, and Mike O'Neil, Chief Counsel, House
Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, in the interest of assuring
that the loop was completely closed on the subject of further dealings with
the House International Relations Subcommittee on International Organi-
zations.
13. EMPLOYMENT Received a call from
Mary Kay Anderson, in the office of Representative Andrew Jacobs
(D. , Ind. ), who requested that an employment package be sent to their
Indianapolis district office for a constituent. OLC Registry will handle.
14. LIAISON Received a call from Steve
Emerson, Senate For lations Committee staff, who asked when
his subscription to the Daily Report on the Middle East would begin.
After checking with iaison, I called Emerson back and told him
it would be 24 January.
15. LIAISON Met with John Atkisson, General
Counsel, House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Subcommittee on
Investigations and Oversight, and showed him a Secret intelligence report
of 1972 dealing with an international meeting concerning the establishment
of a uranium cartel. I told Atkisson that the report would have to be
sanitized if he wished CIA to make a formal response to Chairman
John E. Moss' (D., Calif. ) request for such material. Atkisson said he
was not interested in the details of how the material was acquired and
would be very happy to have a sanitized version. He understands that
even the sanitized version will be classified. Atkisson indicated a deep
knowledge in the meeting which was the subject of the report. He also
said that the State Department and the Department of Energy have been
asked to report to the Committee on this subject but have not to date.
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16. (Unclassified - ELS) LIAISON Dick Giza, House Permanent
Select Committee on Intelligence staff, called and said Representative
Charles Rose (D. , N. Car.) is interested in meeting wit
IC Staff, to discus I las soon as it is complete . I am passing
this to IC Staff. 25X1
17. (Unclassified - MMP) LIAISON Craig Fenno, in the office of
Representative Barber Conable (R. , N. Y.), called with a battery of
questions about KGB activities and personnel in the United States. I
told Fenno that the FBI was the appropriate agency to question about the
number of KGB "agents" in the United States and the degree to which they
may have increased subsequent to the establishment of detente. I explained
the separation of CIA and FBI charters and jurisdictions. He thanked me
and said that he would contact the FBI.
18. (Internal Use Only - MMP) LIAISON Called Col. Steve Harrick,
DOD, and told him that our analysts would like to obtain a copy of the
classified transcript from the 3 August 1977 hearing before the Senate
Armed Services Subcommittee on Manpower and Personnel on NATO
posture and initiatives. He said that he was reasonably confident that he
could supply it to us and would get it over to me as soon as possible.
19. (Internal Use Only - MMP) BRIEFING Keith Gardener, in the
office of Representative Paul Simon (D., Ill. ), called to request a
luncheon /briefing for the Congressman. Subjects for coverage would be:
(1) political and economic motivations behind foreign countries' establishment
of nuclear capabilities; (2) implications and consequences for U. S. policy
deriving from foreign establishments of nuclear competence; and (3) CIA's
coverage of international issues with particular reference to human rights.
I talked to and she said that this could be handled
and that one of the senior officers within NFAC could host the luncheon.
20. (Unclassified - DFM) LIAISON Called Jeanne McNally,
secretary to Tom Latimer, Staff Director, House Permanent Select
Committee on Intelligence, and told her the Agency needed to again
review the transcript of the Director's 30 November testimony. She
agreed to send it to me.
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21. (Confidential - DFM) LIAISON Called Ed Levine, Senate Select
Committee on Intelligence staff, and told him that the former Chief of
1who he had asked to meet with, regarding the
Frank Carlucci nomination, had retired and would be in Florida until
about the first of February. I said there was a possibility we could
get in touch with him through one of his children but could not guarantee
it. Levine said he was not sure how to proceed now and would have to
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22. (Unclassified - ASS) FOIA Mark Vanderlist, office of
Representative Clarence D. Long (D. , Md. ), called in regards to obtaining
a copy of the declassified two volume CIA study on the "Rote Kappelle".
Since this study is obtainable through the National Archives, I provided
Mr. Vanderlist with the necessary mailing address and telephone number.
23. (Unclassified - SF) LIAISON Per her request, mailed
to Donna Lavigne, on the Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs
Subcommittee on Energy, Nuclear Proliferation and Federal Services,
an unclassified Agency publication entitled "International and Transnational
Terrorism, 1976. "
e-JGE&AGE L. CAR
Legislative Counsel
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O/DDCI
Ex. Sec.
DDA
DDS&T
Mr. Lapham
Mr. Hetu
IC Staff
SA/DO/O
Compt.
NFAC
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