GEORGE BUSH'S MANUSCRIPT

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• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 27, 2005
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• Publication Date: October 31, 1978
• Content Type: MF

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31 OCT '1916
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Public Affairs
Publications Review Board
FROM:., Director of Central Intelligence
SUBJECT: George Bush's Manuscript
I have reviewed George Bush's manuscript and the two specific
proposed deletions. I personally don't think we should raise either
of these deletions with George Bush. There is no security impact on
either one and that is, as I understand it, our only real role.
I don't believe his statement of issue is either
inaccurate or likely to rub much salt in wounds. On the other issue,
I understand the portrayal is absolutely accurate and it seems to me
we would be asking George Bush to take out something that does
characterize the state of the Agency when he arrived here. I think
it is preferable to leave that in if I am correct in my understanding
that it is accurate.
STANSFIELD TURNER
STAT
STAT
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Tape 32
Side A, 7 1/8 - 7 1/8
STAT NOTE FOR:
3) O CT '1978
Set aside a lunch in the week of 6 November for possible meeting with
STAT
that I'll be able to get hold of him much before the 6th, however.
STAT 0 C ; I
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LONDON DATDY TELEGRAPH
2 August 1978
Premier. of Turkey who
ei7 eves---,-Tie may--- lave
~~Pn ; Bill?cl__ by~~reeT
aezt_-actincf ._:_for the
American Central Intell%
ice tSsenct.
lMr Sadi Kocas. 59, -wito
also a former Turkish Army
staff colonel, well up in intelli-
gence matters, said in recently-
published memoirs that hiss
?Channman could have been killed
on -CIA ornc because she had
secret ~Sireric, documents on
>>3 ~crsion of thy-ntnrd-u.
evac reported to MrKocas in a
Iettermail" cd to Tim--from an
anan~ r m u _ s -~E n - n is man soon
to meet'aformer deputy
- an~e~ournailst r.:arcret
Y liENNETII CLARKE
R FW,VARD CHAP-
MA1: father of Ann
Chapman, the British free-
tervicw the former Turkish ti
deputy; Premier has been given
added impetus in recent days
by news from Greece that three
judges of the Greek Supreme
Court have challenged the guilty
Verdict against Nicos 1%doundis,
a Greek former prison guard,
who is serv=ing a life sentence
eomminied iv American intel ii-
?= ntc_clnc,i rc a ec cc v 6% ,en
to the author of the letter y
1 :ltss C :aRrtan ierseit.
Mr Chapman scM yesterday
he- would be askin the Turk-
ish Embassy in London to help
him to find, and arrange to see
Mr Kocas, who now 1; es in
retirement in Istaruul.
Verdict challenged
He saicl "he had been
amazed" to receive a letter
from Mr J. llanratty, the Prit-
ish consul in Ankara, Turkey's
capital, Saying Mr Kucas -" is
tinknovvn to us" and -that in-
quiries to. establish his where-
about-could not be undertaken.
.Mr Chapman's anxiety to in-
. i .' 'LL . IN
CIA `MURDER:
CLUE' ouEsrr J
seven in the Supreme Court in
Athens which dismissed
Moundis' plea for a retrial
early last mouth. The decision
against was' four to three, and
L'DW the -minority view has been
made public: .
The minority report, stated:
"-'Ehe conclusion is- drawn that
Miss Chapman was strangled by
a,person or persons who sought
her death directly,-and, imrtecU-
atay,'_ and'.in any. event not by
a person - atteniptirtg -to have
sdxual iatercourse with her.'
Nets Heart
Moundis -was alleged to have
killed Miss?.Chapman during '~a
sex attack as. she waited at a
bus stop in .an Athens suburb.
He confessed to the.' murder
st-hen questioned by 'Piraeus
police, but later repudiated it.
The -minority report stated
that the exact contents of the
confession remained unknown
as it had never been in, the
Chapman case ddssier. A point
that had not been clarified by
the- court was.that the str angl-
in
h
il b
i
d b
g
a
een comm
tte
y a
right-rnand man, according to
the coroner. alrhough :1loundis
was left-handed.
Mr Chapman, who has con-
sistently believed. that hive
daughter died at the hands. of 1'
security agents of the former
military junta in Greece, or
because of some embarrassing if
information she obtained as a
journalist, has taken new heart
from the judges' report.
The memoirs of ll=,''
give another possible suspect in
iS al?'-'~ ter s Ca,?.' ="oats
actin for the CIA-and. :he movv believes. ~'rouads fo: re- {
openin ie ems'
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Tape 32
Side A, 7/8 - 1
3 0 OCT 1973
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Public Affairs
FROM: D C I
I'd like to get a copy of that portion of the FACE THE NATION transcript
STAT
that covered the situation in Iran. [Make a note forl that STAT
when I get that to put it in the next Brzezinski meeting.]
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WASHINGTON STAR (GREEII LINE)
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NV i lam Safire
A practitione
Several years ago, I sent here to plant disinf'or-
charged that Nicholas deB.. oration on behalf of the,
Katzenbach, deputy,. and KGB, the CIA put him in
later successor to Robert solitary confinement for a
Kennedy as attorney few years under what are
general, had tacitly ap- euphemistically termed
proved the wiretapping of "Spartan" conditions..(Pre-
the -Rev. Martin Luther sent. management at CIA
King Jr. - as one part.of thinks he is a real defector
what' I believed was the and a great help;,some old-
most flagrant abuse of any
American's civil liberty be-
fore or since.
Soviet complicity in the- 'other testimony, then obvi-
assassination. ously the statement of Kat
But Katzenbach testified zenbach to this committee
his memory was a blank: "I yesterday could not be true,
have no recollection of any could it?" Replied Helms:
conversation- involving "No, I am afraid it is not."
Nosenko with Helms. There - With- the fact of the meet-
may have been such a con- ing to decideNosenko's fate,
versation. I don't think I au- definitely established, the
thorized putting anybody in 'former attorne
eneral -
I
y g
our mid think he is a spy in jail for three years.. I. sim- who could not recall any J
ply have no recollection of-, conversation about Nosenko i
The question and immedi- any :-such conversation sudde
f
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oun
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Katzenbach - now a ate issue is: Does the CIA - occurring; but there, may darfor that-day contained a
5350,000-a-year lawyer for now have, or did: it ever - have' been a conversation notation that a'"defector
IBM - thundered.. his -have, the-right to clap an'- about a defector. I- don't case"" was discussed with
denial. Then a congres- incoming alien in the clink `know . ' " ...three CIA men. "Although
sional committee came up without,,-due process, or To my mind, that was it is clear "from. this page
with a document showing he without Justice Department pretty shrewd poker-play- that there was such a meet-:
must have known of the hor- approval?' ? ing. If.. Helms had no Proof. tug," Katzenbach wrote the
rendous surveillance, and . -' - of the conversation, then it committee after Helms pro-
-- To get this answer, House
thie skilled law
er blandl
y
y
as jst hidit dcd hi
wus wor agansue.s ,d'ocuments, "I
conceded that his earlier Assassination Committee:Katzenbach's, and who be- continue to have absolutely
staff director-'.
testimony may have been 'a Robert Neves an ex-CIA,man these no recollection of it.
. , ."
'
?mistaken." Blakey, called-a couple of, days) . On the other hand, if - Fancy
Now we- have another witnesses: ex-CIA chief . Helms should be able to" after a resident is m> six months
exam Ie of an early-sixties Richard Helms.'and ex-
p Attorne Generate Nicholas come up with some proof. dered, a top law officer of
decision that-- in, retro-3t. Katzenbach never' said.. the U.S. approved the hold-
spiect - seems wrong, and deB. Katzenbach,-who ran .,absolutely" - he left the in
once again that keen legal the Justice Department in g of. a spy to see whether
mind just cannot remember : 1964, when the Soviet defec possibility open far enough the Soviet Union nulled the
what happened. or arrived. ti with there. may have trigger but later on can-
been." .not remember a thing about
As writer Edward Jay Through his attorney, Ed- Next day, Helms laid hiss it. Incontrovertible evi-
Epstein recounted in his ward Bennett Williams, proof. on the committee- deuce= .is presented to
book Legend.. a Soviet Helms notified Katzenbach table: two -internal CIA-. refresh his recollection -
defector fresh from the that he intended..to testify memos showing that'on and- he- completely draws a
KGB named Yuri Nosenko that the authorization to April 2, 19640 five officials of blank.
dropped in our laps soon . hold Nosenko was obtained -Justice met with three CIA Of course,'if the-evidence
after the assassination of from Justice iota meeting in men in Katzenbach's office had proven Helms mis-
- President Kennedy, to. as-- Katzenbach'sa; office. This and decided in his presence , taken, or if the man with
sure us that Lee Harvey Os-,. was evidently-to help the, how, to use the immigration- the blank memory -had not
wald's association with the." lawyer'refresh his recollec-. laws to hold defector been one of the best and the
Soviets had nothing to do - tion about a get--together Nosenko: brightest, a great cry would
with the president's mur- 2 on a subject that seems to ',?`In light of the document' ensue for. further investiga-
der. me should have been unfor-.; which,you. have just read," -Lion - you may. not mislead
Concerned that Nosenko gettable whether to grill a said the committee chair= 'Con g ress? if=you wear a '
might be a phony defector, Soviet agent- about possible man;. "and along with your black hat-
Not so with Nick `deB. Let'
defender `of the-faith:-where
-sixties, 'he-has-shown -that
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