CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

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• Document Creation Date: December 23, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 21, 2014
• Sequence Number: 109
• Publication Date: June 28, 1966
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June 28, 1966
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ? SENATE
MCCA:1-21-IY, MS. MOSS, Mr. SALTONSTALL, ?
and Mr. YARBOROTIGH were added as ad-.
ditional cosponsors of the bill (S. 3521)
to foster high standards of architectural
excellence in the design and decoration
of Federal public buildings outside the
District of Columbia, and to provide a
progr:.n for the acquisition and pres-
ervation of works of art for such build-
ings, and for other purposes, to be known
as the Federal Fine Arts and Architec-
ture Act, introduced by Mr. MOMS on
June 16, 1966.
ADDITIONAL ' COSPONSORS OF
BILLS AND CONCURRENT RESO-
LUTION
? Mr. HART. Mr. President, I ask unan-
imous consent that, at the next printing
? of the bill (S. 2922) granting the con-
sent of Congress to a Great Lakes Basin
compact, and for other purposes, the
name of the Senator from Michigan [Mr.
GRIFFIN] be added as a cosponsor.
The VICE PRESIDENT. Without ob-
jection, it is so ordered.
Mr. CLARK. Mr. President, I ask
sunanimous consent that, at the next
printing of the bill (S. 3435) to revise
the Federal election laws, and for other
purpo.:;es, the name of the Senator from
-Rhode Island (Mr. PELL) be added as a
cosponsor.
. The VICE PRESIDENT. Without ob-
jection, it is so ordered.
Mr. KUCHEL. Mr. President, I ask
? unanimous consent that at the next
printing of Senate Concurrent Resolu-
tion 6, authorizing the use of the good
offices of the United Nations on behalf
of the enslaved Baltic States, the name
of the junior Senator from Michigan
(Mr. be added as a cosponsor.
VICE PRESIDENT. Without ob-
jN:; - it is so ordered. ?
?
NOTICE OF HEARINGS ON SENATE
BILL RELATING: TO ABOLISHING
. THE OFFICE OF U.S. coNnas?
SIONER
Mr. TYDDTGS. Mr. President, as -
chairman of the Judiciary Committee's
Subcommittee on Improvements in Judi-
cial Machinery, I wish to announce hear-
ings on S. 3475, a bill to abolish the office
of U.S. commissioner, and to establish In'
place thereof the offices of U.S. magis-
trate and deputy U.S. magistrate. The
hearings will be held July'll, 12, and 13,
1966, in room 6226 of the New Senate
Office Building. .
Any person who wishes to testify or
submit a statement for inclusion in the
record* of these hearings should com-,
?municate with the Subcommittee on Im-
provements in Judicial Machinery, room
6306, New Senate Office Building.
NOTICE OF HEARING DATES ON
HIGHER ? EDUCATION AMEND-
MENTS OF 1966
' Mr. MORSE.; Mr. President, I wish to
announce that the, Education Subcom-
mittee of the Senate Committee on Labor.
and Public Welfare will open hearings on'
S. 3017 and H.R. 14644, the higher edu-
cation amendments of 1966, on Tuesday,
July 12, 1966 at 10 a.m. in the committee .
hearing room 4232 New Senate Office
Building, and will continue to take testi-
mony .on July 13 and 14.
All individuals and organizel ions in-
terested in submitting testimony to the
subcoram t tee-are urged to con?nnunicate
with the Education SubcommiAce, tele-
phone number 225-5375, and num-
ber 4230, at their earliestco:lye:11=2e.
It is anticipated that the lier:rinc,,s will
take 3 days. The first day will be de-
voted to the administration witnesses:
The S?econd day testimony from higher
educational organizations will be heard,
and the third day will be devoted to pub-
lic witnesses and public interest associa-?
tion testimony. Senators. will be heard
at their convenience.
In view of the limited opportunity for
oral presentation' of testimony, I wish to
assure each interested individual and or-
ganization that careful consideration will
. be given by the subcommittee to the writ-
ten statements filed with the committee
In support of, or in oppostion to, the pro-
posed legislation, 'and I urge that unless
there are compelling reasons to the con-
trary, that the testimony be submitted
In written form for inclusion in the hear-
ings record.
NOT.2E OF HEARING ON STATE
PR:Y.,EDURES FOR THE REMOVAL,
V.E.I.TREMKNIT, -AND DISCIPLINING ?
..017 1.31-TFIT JUDGES .
Mr TYDINGS. Mr. President, as
of the Judiciary Committee's .
Sat:::..:(-mmittee on Improvements in Judi-
cial :..,fachinery, I wish to announce a fur-"
ther icaring on State procedures for the ?
rciiriovai;' retirement, and disciplining of -
unflt f,..a!ges. The purpose of this hear- '
ing I.? ztudy the removal and disciplin-
ing : ..::K...r.1;:res in effect in 'the judicial .
sys.. riiiii31s, Michigan, Oklahoma.,
1?.1?:?,!: and Nebraska, and to ascer-
t.-..i-i ;:;.ffec-...ive these. procedures are..
: Ihey might be adapted for
us?? ? Fedcr.'a1 system... ? ?
? :-..,?aring will be held July' 14, 1966,
In ?.: 6226 of the New Senate Office
Bail.,, m. Any person who wishes tci
tes::::y or submit a .statement for inclu-
sion in the record of this hearing should
communicate with the Subcommittee on
Improvements in Judiciary 'Machinery,
room 6306, New Senate Office Building. ? .
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agencies of the municipal government
of the District of Columbia, and for
other purpose.
" 'KFCIITIV'S SESSION
* On the request of Mr. MANSFIELD, '
and by unanimous consent, the Senate
proceeded to consider executive business. ?
EXECUTIVE MESSAGES REFERRED
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the
Senate messages from the President of
the United States submitting sundry
nominations, which were referred to the ?
appropriate committees. .
(For 'nominations this day received,
see the end of Senate proceedings.) "
McEOUTIVE REPORTS' OF .
comivarrEES
The following favorable- reports of
nominations were submibled:
By Mr. M.AGNIISON, from the Committee
on Commerce: -
Lawrence .1. ?O'Connor, Jr.; of Texas,
to be a member of the Federal Bower Com-
mission.
. The VICE PRESIDENT. If there be
no further reports of. committees, the ?
clerk, will the nomination on
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VENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
? The legislative clerk read 1%11,2 nomina ?
-
tion of Richard Helms, of rhe District of
? Columbia, to be Director of Conteral In-
telligence.
The VICE PRESIDENT.' Without ob-
jection, the ncimination is confirmed.
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President: I .
ask unanimous consent' that the Presi- ?
dent be immediately notified of the con- .
? firmation of the nomination. .?
.r The VICE PRESIDENT. Without ob-
? jection, it is so ordered. ' - ? .
?? Mr. KUCH:EL. Mr. President, ?I ani.
? sure I bespeak the feelings of Members
of the Senate in bidding Godspeed to a
great American and high ranking naval
officer, who returned to serve his coml.,
try again after being retired following
a distinguished career in the Navy,
Admiral Raborn merits the r4pect and
esteem of the American people. I bid
him Godspeed as he leaves his responsi-
bilities in the .Government. *
O I also wish to extend best wishes to
Mr. Richard Helms as he takes up his
new duties as. Director of the Central
Intelligence Agency.
? ?
ENROLLED BILL PRESENTED
The Secretary of the Senate reported
that on today, June 23, 1966, he present=
?to the. President of the United States
the enrolled bill (S. 1611) to transfer
certain functions .from' the U.S. Dis-
trict Court for' the District of Colum-
bia to the-District of Columbia Court of
'General Sessions .and to certain other
LEGISLATIVE SESSION
? On request of Mr. MANSFIELD, and
by unanimous consent, the Senate re- .
sume e consideration of legislative
nus
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