JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL FRIDAY - 21 JANUARY 1966

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• Publication Date: January 21, 1966
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JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Friday - 21 January 1966
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2. In connection with the employment
application of delivered a letter to Congressman
Bob Casey (D., Tex.) and spoke briefly with Charles Frandolig,
Administrative Assistant. Mr. Frandolig said that he had talked briefly
with Q was impressed with her, and hoped there might be
a suitable vacancy for which she could qualify. I told him that we were
still in the early stages of processing her application and that our
interviewer had also been impressed with her poise and bearing.
3. Mr. Ben Tryck, BOB, called in
connection with Agency comment on H. R. 9878, the Gallagher Polygraph
B11. I told Mr. Tryck that would be?back in touc~i with"
him on this by Monday. In passing, Tryck said that DOD's comments
had just been sent to BOB but that they had not arrived as yet.
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Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel
Friday - 21 January 1966
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called to indicated that the memorandum from Secretary Ball to the
Counsel, House Armed Services Committee. Mr. Blandford advised
that the Agency is still scheduled to lead off in the posture briefing in
February but that dates have not yet been established. Since the
Chairman had not been back but a short time, the question of a meeting
with the CIA Subcommittee for next week has not yet been discussed.
The schedule for the week, however, is very full and if scheduled by
the Chairman, would be an 8:00 a. m. meeting. Mr. Blandford will be
in further contact with the Chairman during the weekend and will come
back to us as soon as possible.
Lipscomb (R., Calif.) and provided him with background information
for possible further use on the floor of the Congress. Mr. Lipscomb
indicated that he would be out of the city from Sunday through Tuesday
but would enjoy meeting with us on his return on the question of a
Congressional Joint Committee for Intelligence. Mr. Lipscomb is
concerned about current newspaper reports relating to the Agency and
its activities and desires more detailed information, particularly on
the subject of a Joint Committee.
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Operations and Government Information Subcommittee staff, concerning
today's request from BOB for Agency comments on the Gallaa her P2graph
Bill, H.R 2 78~ Mr. Archibald indicated that this is a routine follow
up by the Committee to all agencies who had appeared as witnesses before
the Committee on polygraph. He advised further that the Committee file
was documented at the time of the original request to show that CIA had
responded informally in the negative in keeping with our extensive
classified testimony before the Committee and that no further response
was desired by the Committee.
Mr. Archibald advised that he will be leaving during the week to take
advantage of a fellowship at Columbia University and that Jack Matteson,
Chief Investigator, will be handling such hearings as might be held on
H. R. 9878 and the windup of the polygraph report.
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