ADDENDUM TO JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

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Addendum to Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Page 2
Friday - 14 April 1978
5.1 LIAISON Met with Mark Gitenstein,
Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, and arran ed for he and
David Bushong, also of the Committee staff, to meet wit 25X1
OGC, on 19 April regarding the Green Beret murder case. This is one of
a number of case studies. being done by the Subcommittee on Secrecy and
Disclosure on the problems of the use of classified information in court.
6. IAISON Met with Lot Cooke, Senate
Select Committee on Intelligence staff, and arranged for a compartmented
security briefing for new staff member Tom Crowley on 18 April and a
briefing for Senator Robert Byrd's (D., W. Va.) representative on the
Committee, Hoyt Purvis, for 25 April. I informed Cooke I had reviewed the
Agency's lis- , of personnel whom the Committee had requested compartmented
clearances and that I did not recognize several names. I reviewed these
with Cooke and we will be able to remove approximately five names from
the list.
7, LIAISON Met with Stan Taylor, Senate
Select Committee on to igence staff, who said after having lunch with
a former student who now works fo~ he was introduced to then 5x1
Director and discussed the Committee's work with them. Taylor also
informed me that at Admiral Inman's, D/NSA, request, a copy of his
classified study of the data encryption standard statement was being sent
to Admiral Turner. Taylor had given me a copy of the unclassified summary
of this report last week.
~8. IAISON Left with Bill Miller, Staff
Director, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, a copy of an unclassified
paper on the recent arrest for espionage of Iranian retired General Derakhshani.
9. (Unclassified - DFM) ADMINISTRATIVE DELIVERIES
Delivered to Joyce Newton, in the office of Senator Orrin Hatch (R., Utah),
a statement made by the Director regarding the DDO personnel reductions25x1
10. LIAISON At the request ofi
OLC, delivered to Randi Hentz. in the office of Representative Charles a en
(R., Ohio), a letter fro ___]Acting Legislative Counsel, regarding
an FOIA case. MORKIDIF Page 3 only
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ADDENDUM TO JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Friday - 14 April 1978
LIAISON Received a call from Ted Ralston,
Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, who said he, Abram Shulsky
and Catherine Essoyan, also of the Committee staff, had arranged to
return to NPIC on 17 April regarding photo coverage of the Middle East
during routine and crisis situations. Ralston indicated that they asked
some questions at their session yesterday which NPIC is researching and
will be able to answer themby the 17th. I arranged for the meeting to 25X1
be at 1:00 p. m.
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2. LIAISON Received a call from Mike Epstein,
Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, who said the Committee
would be holding two days of closed session testimony oni.nd that 25x1
former Agency employe ould be a witness on either
18 or 19 April. , Epstein asked what contacts had been made by the Agency
wit before Epstein interviewed him last January, and what advice
was given to I agreed to find out for him. 25X1
3. LIAISON CSS/NFAC, informed
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me of a call he had received from Bill Miller, Senate Select Comm
Intelligence Staff Director, stating that it appeared that CIA's reporting
record on the Middle East was excellent and requesting statistics for both
NFAC and DDO on the manpower devoted to studying the Middle East and
the number of reports issued in a one year period. I later discussed this
with Miller and he clarified this request for me. Miller said he thought
that these statistics would be a good annex to the classified paper the
Committee is doing on the Middle East arms balance and repeated his
statement about how good Agency reporting and analysis had been. I also
asked Miller if he had been contacted by representatives of the German
parliament regarding oversight of intelligence and he indicated he had been
invited to a dinner at the German Embassy on this subject, but it turned
out to be simply a social gathering. I informed Miller that Agency personnel
had also been contacted on this subject.
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4. LIAISON Met with Earl Eisenhower and
David Bushong, both of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff,
and made a few suggestions for changes in the trip report of Senator Barry
Goldwater (R., Ariz. ), Committee Vice Chairman, on his recent trip to
South Africa and Namibia. They accepted the changes.
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