W. E. COLBY'S APPEARANCE BEFORE THE ROCKEFFER COMMISSION MONDAY, 28 APRIL 1975

• Document Type: FOIA
• Collection: FOIA Collection
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): 01481957
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• Document Creation Date: December 28, 2022
• Document Release Date: August 7, 2017
• Case Number: F-2007-00094
• Publication Date: April 28, 1975

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W. E. Colby's Appearance Before the
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Rockefeller Commission
Monday, 28 April 1975
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Table of Contents
Ideas for DCI Recommendations
A. Recap of 13 January Suggestions
B. EHKnoche Memorandum of 23 April
C. How to Handle Commission Files and Final Report
Counterintelligence
A. DDO Memo
B. CI Resources Over the Years
III. CIA-FBI Jurisdiction (NSCID #9)
IV. Internal Revenue Service
V. DCID 1/11 -- A "Hunting License" for the Security Committee?.
VI. Director, Security Memo Concerning Surveillance
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VII. Two Surveillance Cases, Post August 1973
VIII. Use of
for Explosives Training
IX. DCI Correspondence with Commission
A. Effec eness Vs. the Colby Directives
B. Updates of Prior Appearances
C. Propriety of Proprietaries
X. The 1971 Declassification Program
XI. Secrecy Legislation Package
XII. The Three Belin Letters of 15 April (and Responses to Date)
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13 January "Suggestions"
(111,1-4 .DC/ /444 COrwuw`444441:.)
-- Endorse New Legislation
a. Add the word "foreign".
b. Within the U.S., CIA will not engage in any policy-
type operation or activity. . . or any domestic intelligence
operation or activity, (provided we can protect our installa-
tions, investigate employees and applicants or others
granted access to sensitive Agency info, and that we can
pass info collected abroad to domestic agencies).
c. Executive oversight appears sufficient, but Commission
should assure itself.
d. Congressional oversight arrangements are up to the
Congress to decide. We will adjust, but secrets must be
protected.
� e. Need to strengthen legislation to protect secrets.
Hope Commission will endorse our proposals.
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