MEMORANDUM TO MR. GEORGE WILSON FROM WALTER L. PFORZHEIMER

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which, we gave you yesterday. The pertinent part of the Cam i },
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of the Budget.
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STANDARD FORM NO. 61 G/~'.' Z'',
Office Memorandigm.. UNITED STATES GOVERNM E11T
TO
~Mr. W. Z. Pforzheimer
DATE,*, 12 Jane. Wit' Ic1,9
SUBJECT.Section 5 (A-6) of Proposed Bill -'ar dnir_i gyration of CIA
1. Subject section of the proposed bill 'of CIA provides that
the Agency shall:
"Pay the cost of preparation and transportation to their
former home in the continental United States or to a place no
more distant, the remains of an officer or employee of the
Agency.who is a citizen of the United States and the members of
his family who may the abroad or in travel status and the ordin-
ary cost of interment."
2. A question has been raised by thel
regarding the policy, Procedure, and regulations to
,- I be fell d; in the case of death of a forei--n national enployed on
your consideration.
The problem is not limited to Il alone and in view of
issues raised, the following domments are submitted "or
a. The basic statute in rcbard to the papmertt of prepaatior
and transportation of the remains and effects of decedent sited.
States overseas emplo. ces is the Act of July 8, 19410, Public
No. 729, 76th Congress (5 USCA 103 a and b). The Act provLes,
in'the case of employees performing official duties in a foreign
country, that the head of the Agency is authorized under re.ula-
tions prescribed it' the 'resident to pay from the available
appropriation the "expense of preparing an,2 transporting th-
rerriaii.itt of an employee to his home or official station, or suc
other place as the head of the department concerned shall df:eterm,, ne
to be the appropriate place of interment. It further provi, es f::r
the transportation expense of his dependents and states that the
benefits shall not be denied even though the deceased CTplo,-ee
was on temporary acsence from duty at the time of death. Alpro-
priate regulations implementing the act were issued b;r the
President in Lxecutive Order ,o. 8557. The Executive G.-der star
in tart III, Section 5, that:
':hen an employee dies -.r-_hile, 4 on assignment to a pr:st
outside the ni tea dtat-es, -:e head ei' the de n-
cerned shall pay the expenses of preparing b"
-e remains of
the decedent and of transpoitin,-; the remains to the ho: r? or
official station of the -decedent or to such other place as
the head of the department may designate as the appropriate
place of interment, provided that in no case s~i~I1 the r $_
penses avabic oc reater tnar'1ll -,o,
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official ctation, whichever s: all 'e more distant.1'
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6(g). Whenever the Director and the Attorney
General shall determine that the entry of a particu-
lar alien into the United States for permanent resi-
dence is in the interest of national security or
essential to the furtherance of the national intel-
ligence mission, such alien and his immediate family
shall be given entry into the United States for
permanent residence without regard to their inadmi.-
sibility under the immigration or any other laws and
regulations, or to the failure to comply with such
laws and regulations; PROVID2), That the number o
aliens and their immediate families entering the
United States under the authority of this SecLion_
shall in no case exceed one hundred in any one
calendar year.
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['APPROVAL [' INFORMATION TURE
C~ACTION F i DIRECT REPLY Re..
COMMENT I PREPARATION OF REPLY [!-1 DISPATCH
['CONCURRENCE [' RECOMMENDATION II FILE
REMARKS: This is the revision of 6(;) of our
Act regarding visas, rrhi ch has been concurred
in by the Department of State, and which
eliminates all reference to consular officials,
and therefore the necessity of coordination
of the Department of State.
Walter L. Pforzheimer
SECRET CONFIDENTIAL RESTRICTED UNCLASSIFIED
FORM NO. 30.4
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