JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL WEDNESDAY - 2 OCTOBER 1968

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• Publication Date: October 2, 1968
• Content Type: NOTES

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Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel
Wednesday - 2 October 1968
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4. Mrs. Mary McLaughlin, of the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee staff, called to say that one of the Committee members
would like, as promptly as possible, the transcript of the Director's
testimony before the Disarmament Subcommittee of Senate Foreign Relations
on 3 February 1967. After checking with the Director, a copy was delivered
to Mr. Pat Holt, Acting Chief Clerk of the Committee. Both Mr. Holt and
Mrs. McLaughlin were evasive as to by whom and for what purpose the
transcript was desired.
5. In response to his call to 0 for Senator
Russell, delivered a copy of the Director's briefing notes of 16 September
before the Defense Subcommittee of Senate Appropriations to Mr. William
Woodruff. I reviewed the notes with Mr. Woodruff, identifying those
portions which he felt were of particular interest to the Senator this
morning. Mr. Woodruff advised that the Senator had indicated that there
would be no attribution to the Director on any statements he might make
during this morning's proceedings. Mr. Woodruff also noted in passing
that the quick delivery of the Director's notes for Senator Russell's use
was very helpful. The Senator had questioned earlier this morning whether
a transcript shouldn't have been available to him in the office.
6. Met with Mr. Philip Kelleher, House
Armed Services Committee staff, and provided a suggested reply and
certain basic background items for his use in responding to Representative
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Rogers concerning the constituent query of
to charges against the Central Intelligence Agency byl __j of STATINTL
New Orleans and Congressional control of the activities of the Agency.
Mr. Kelleher was most appreciative.
7. Received a call from Patricia Price,
in the office u.....er_ e.,_...wu . e .D_- ue_ Conable (R., N. Y.) inquiring on
behalf of a constituent whether polygraph testing was required in Agency
employment processing and whether an individual who refused to take a
polygraph could be employed. After brief discussion with Miss Price
I advised her that I would stop by during the day tomorrow and provide a
copy of our employment form letter outlining the Agency employment processing.
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