JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL MONDAY - 1 MAY 1972

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• Publication Date: May 1, 1972
• Content Type: NOTES

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Monday - 1 May 1972
5. I I GLC) Al Tarabochia, Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee s a n , ca d and asked if we had any information about a
Chilean by the name of Oscar Squella who has been imprisoned in Atlanta,
Georgia, for possession of cocaine. I told Tarabochia I vw uld look into this
and call him back.
6. PLC) Mr. J. Sourwine, Chief Counsel, Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee, called requesting the present whereabouts
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the matter out and advise him.
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advised J. Sourwine, Chief Counsel, Senate Internal Security Subcommittee,
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but made several suggestions and offered to be of assistance if Sourwine
thought we could help. See Memorandum for the Record.
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9. - GLC) In response to his request, left with
Mr. Stevenson, in the o ice of Senator Harold Hughes (D., Iowa) a copy
of the China Atlas.
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Thursday - 30 March 1972
and would appreciate a report fromthe
Agency on the bill. He also asked if we had any objection to bringing the
bill to the attention of the Internal Security Subcommittee staff. I interposed
no objection. WH Division, has been advised.
13. - GLC) Advised OTR, that I 11 had arranged for Mr. James Woolsey, General Counsel, Senate Armed
Services Committee, to speak to the Intelligence Production Course on the
Hill at 2:00 p.m. on 10 April. I told him we were seeking another speaker
from the House for later that afternoon. Mr. Maury will speak to the
group at Headquarters about 11:00 a. m.
14. - GLC) Al Tarabochia, Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee staff, called about the Jack Anderson column in this morning's
Washington Post which bore the headline "CIA Papers Show Anti-Allende
View. " He said in his opinion the information referred to in this column
to meet with the Subcommittee, but we still had their request very much in
mind. Tarabochia said that was all he was really interested in.
15. - GLC) Hand-carried to Mrs. Rita Curtin, on the
staff of Senator ize ansfield, a suggested reply for the Senator's use in
responding to an inquiry from
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suggested reply had been coordinated vd th the White House by FE Division.
I told her the query they had also sent to State Department about
letter to them had also been referred to us and I
assumed they would need nothing further from State in view of this reply.
Mrs. Curtin said she thought this would take care of the matter and we
could assume t4is was the case unless she called back.
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12. JGO) I talked to Mr. Drury Blair, Senate
Immigration and Naturalization Subcommittee e
has reviewed the Committee file on
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2515X1 A 6. - GLC) Accompanied Messrs John Clarke and
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Appropriations Committee, to review the material which has been prepared
for the Director's presentation on the community budget. Woodruff made
several helpful suggestions but was generally enthusiastic about the book
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Memorandum.)
Arrangements were made for Woodruff and Ralph Preston, House
Appropriations Committee staff, to come to the Agency for a prebriefing
session on the Agency budget next Wednesday, 5 April at 9:00 a. m. This
meeting will be conducted by Mr. Colby and OPPB.
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7. - GLC) Talked with George Murphy, Joint Committee
on Atomic Energy staff, about several items from the Director's briefing of
the Committee on 16 February 1972 which require followup action. We are
taking these up with OSI and OSR.
I told Murphy I was quite certain the press accounts of thel
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e s e Items and give him a call.
8. I - JMM) Ed Braswell, Chief Counsel, Senate Armed
Services Committee, called and said the Chairman probably would like to
have the Director up before the CIA Subcommittee to discuss the Agency
budget on this Thursday, 30 March. We called back and confirmed the
Director's availability and said the Director would be accompanied by
Messrs. Colby, I land Maury.
I were very much in error but told him I would check on both o
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11. I [ JGO) Received a call from I -2b-r\ 1
WH Division, who learned from the Cuban coordinator, Department of State,
12, 1 __j LLM) Called Libby Reynolds, in the office of
Representative Jack Kemp (R. , N. Y. ), and gave her the dates of April 12, 13,
18 or 20 for a breakfast-briefing at Headquarters for Representative Kemp and
a half dozen or so of his colleagues. (See Journal of 16 March 1972.) She will
be back in touch.
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13. LLM) Spoke with I FE Division,
and ice o ogistics, concerning the new requirements on excess
defense articles imposed by the Foreign Assistance Act of 1971 as cited to the
Comptroller General by Senator Case in which staff members of our committees
have shown an interest. We will be furnished with the relevant information when
it is drawn together.
14. - LLM) Jay Sourwine, Chief Counsel, Senate Internal
Security Subcommittee, called to express the Subcommittee's interest in
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Friday - 24 March 1972
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5. GLC) OTR, called and asked if we
could arrange for several selected members of Congress or senior staff
people to talk with the Intelligence Production Course members on the Hill
on the afternoon of 10 April. He said they would also like Mr. Maury to
speak to this group that morning, if this was possible. I told we
would look into this and let him know what could be done..
6. GLC) In response to his call of yesterday, I called
Eric Free man, on taff of Representative Charles B. Rangel (D., N.Y.),
and. told him that,while we did not vouch for the accuracy of all the information
in the Moose/Lowenstein report of April 1971, he could find answers to some
of the questions he had raised about activities in Long Tieng. I told him that
anything further they might desire on this should be the basis of a request either
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to Chairman Hebert or to Mr. Frank Slatinshek, House Armed Serv
Committee staff. (Slatinshek had previously agreed with this response to
Freedman's inquiry.)
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- GLC) In connection with the inquiry from Al Tarabochia,
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Senate Internal Security Subcommittee staff, about the status of the
last December, dvised that no action
would be taken on this case until after the President's trip to the Soviet Union.
We will merely advise Tarabochia that we are
and will let the Subcommittee know when he is availaole.
8. ~- JMM) Met with Senator Milton Young (R., N. Dak.) whom
I briefed on significant intelligence developments over the past three weeks
including items concerning a short-range Soviet missile system, a Soviet
bomber, certain sensitive Soviet research facilities, ChiCom submarines, a
type of Soviet aircraft, and the Y-class submarine.
Senator Young said he was aware of no particular interest or concern
in the Senate regarding the Jack Anderson revelations concerning ITT and
Chile or Senator Kennedy's allegations about CIA use of AID funds.
9~ JMM) Met with Dorothy Fosdigk, of Senator
Jackson's staff, and briefed her on recent developments of intelligence
significance (see predeeding item).
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