JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

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• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
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• Publication Date: September 27, 1977
• Content Type: NOTES

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Tuesday - 27 September 1977
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10. LEGISLATI N Rece a call from
Phoebe Felk, OMB, who requested a final copy of our views letter on
H. R. 3793, the right to representation bill, which was sent to the House 25X1
Post Office and Civil Service Committee. A copy was forwarded to her.
industrial security procedures involving the use of polygraph on Wednesday as
we had tentatively agreed. Moore suggested 30 September at 10:00 a. m. I
told him. I would check and let him know.
LIAISON Met with Tom Moore, Senate
ff, who said Senator Gary Hart (. ," oo )
not meet with Acting Director of Security, about new
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14. LIAISON Met with Jean Evans, Senate
Select Co 'ttee lli ce staff, and told him the CI Staff a r a ww
he ha requested was ready for is review. However, some additional
material he had requested on a particular CI case will not be ready until
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next week and Evans will wait for the entire package.
16. ADMINISTRATIVE DELIVERIES
Delivered to Mike O'Neil, General Counsel of the House Permanent
Select Committee on Intelligence, and Bill Hogan, General Counsel of
the House Armed Services Committee, the second annual report on the
implementation of CIARDS prepared by I Mr. O'Neil
alerted me that the House Select Committee will be holding hearings on
CIARDS probably within the -next seven to ten days. This will be a full
rundown of the program and how it has been implemented by the Agency
over the years. DD/OP, was advised.
17. LIAISON Mr. O'Neil, General Counsel
of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, advised me that
Chairman Edward P. Boland (D., Mass.), of the Committee, will meet
with the Director as requested. The time was set for 1:15 p.m. this
afternoon in the Committee offices rather than tomorrow morning.
advised the Director's office.
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18. LIAISON Together with I OLC,
met with Michael Nevens, Administrative Assistant, and Sarah Luna,
on the personal staff of Representative Romano L. Mazzoli (D., Ky. ).
We discussed the Agency's problems with H. R. 6954, the bill on financial
disclosure, and the need to meet personally with Mr. Mazzoli. Mr. Nevens
will set up a meeting for I land I as soon as possible. - -
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25? LIAISON Called Tom Moore, Senate
Select Committee on Intelligence staff, who said Senator Gary Hart
(D., Colo.) would be glad to speak to the Latin America COS Conference on
3 October but could only do so from 8:30 a. m. to 9:30 a. m. instead of
9:30 a. in. to 11:00 a. m. as we had requested. I told Moore I thought this
would be satisfactory. Moore said Senator Hart had received a number of
letters from constituents who worked for a major defense contractor in Colorado
about new industrial security procedures involving the use of polygraph.
These procedures were apparently implemented as a result of the Christopher
Boyce case. Moore said Senator Hart would like a briefing on the new procedure;
and their effectiveness. I later informed him Acting Director
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afternoon of 28 September.
2 6? LIAISON Called David Bushong, Senate
Select Committee on Intelligence staff, and asked him whether the Committee
would be sending the Agency a letter with the follow-up questions from the
Committee's Panama inquiry. Bushong was unable to say for sure but said
he would check.
27. THIRD AGENCY Called Cliff Fowler, GAO,
to advise him that the meeting he had requested with Mr. Shackley,
ADDO, and others would be delayed until a time of mutual convenience during
the week of 10 October. Mr. Fowler said he understood and we agreed
on 13 October at 10:00 a. m. in Mr. Shackley's office,
28? LIAISON Met with Jerome Levinson,
Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff, and Forrest R. Frank, I-louse
International Relations Committee staff, to brief them on compartmented
clearances for which they had recently received. security approval and
obtain from them appropriate security documentation.
29. LIAISON Accompanied Ed Levine,
Senate Select Committee or. Intelligence staff, who spoke to the
Senior' e y the group and ILLEGIB
Mr. Levine, a former professor e 'o his c tact with the group.
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- 1. (Unclassified - ME) FOIA/PA Talked with David Shaw
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Select Committee on Intelligence staff, concerning the status of docum-` ern
t arc of to t e Select ,ot '1'!a!'l or their approval to release under
Privacy Act requests. Until some formal guidelines are set up, according
to Mr. Shaw, there will be delays because Chairman Daniel Inouye (D., Hawaii),
Select Committee on Intelligence, has to sign off on all Committee matters.
He will try to expedite.
2. (Unclassified - DTC) LIAISON Michael Murphy, in the office STAT
of Representative Chalmers P. Wylie (R., Ohio), called concerning a
request for information on MKULTRA activities
I asked Murphy to please put his request in writing and he agreed to do so.
3. (Unclassified - DTC) LIAISON Visited Professor G. Robert
Blakey, Chief Counsel and Staff Director, House Select Committee
on Assassinations, and discussed with him a variety of matters.
(See Memorandum for the Record.)
4. (Unclassified - MLG) EMPLOYMENT REQUESTS Cathy
Johnson, in the office of Representative Paul Rogers (D., Fla. ),
called to request an employment interview for their constituent,
After checking with I STAT
informed Cathy that the appointment has been set for 12 October,
at 11:00 a. m.
5. (Unclassified - MLG) LIAISON Ron, in the office of
Representative James Burke (D., Mass. )j called to request general
information on the CIA and also to inquire about the CIA tours.
I forwarded the publications to him and informed him that the
tour program had not been approved yet but we would be glad
to put his name on a list and be back in touch when we had firm
information.
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13. LIAISON Called Angelo Codevilla, Se_ Hate
Select Committee on Intelligence staff, regarding his suggestion that
Senator Malcolm Wallop (R., Wyo.) and he receive orientation briefings
at the Agency on 30 September. Codevilla had checked with the Senator,
who said he could not attend on that date.
14. LIAISON Called Pat Chapla, in the office
of Senator William D. Hathaway (D., Maine), and told her the Director had
agreed to be photographed with Senator Hathaway for an upcoming newsletter
to his constituents. Chapla will make the arrangements and let me know.
15. ADMINISTRATIVE - DELIVERIES Delivered
to Audrey Hatry, Clerk, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, a memorandum.
for William Miller, Staff Director, from John McMahon, Acting D /DCI/IC, 25X1
regarding the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence hearing on 16 September
1977; Headquarters Instruction Sheet 1044 regarding Onotes of Hat . Ford, ' also
of the Committee staff, from his review of DDO evaluations of DDO 'reports on
China, and notes of Walt Ricks;- also of the Committee staff, ! from his review
of I cables.
lb. Brian Walsh, on. the staff of the Senate
Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Federal Spending Practices and Open
Government, called to say that.!he would call, me on Tuesday',... 27- S.epte caber, to let
me know when he can meet with me and someone from the Office .,of. Logistics,
to discuss S. 1264, the Federal Acquisitions Act of 1977.
17. LEGISLATION Spoke with John McLaughlin,
Staff Assistant, House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Subcommittee on
Consumer Protection and Finance, and told him in my view there was little
further that needed to be done at this time regarding our interest in H. R. 3815/
S. 305, the corporate bribery legislation. I told Mr. McLaughlin I had sent
him in the mail copies of the material we had used in the Senate to obtain, our
amendment to S. 305. We also discussed the matter of outside interest in
the national security amendment to S. 305 and agreed there was nothing to be
concerned about given the nature of our interest in this legislation, which is
simply to protect the confidentiality of Agency relationships with private
businesses.
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9. (Unclassified - DFM) LIAISON Met with Hal Ford, Senate SeleTAT
Committee on Intelligence staff, and gave him the addresses of former
Director George Bush, former DDCI E. H. Knoche and
former PFIAB member. Ford had asked for the addresses so that the
Committee could recheck data in its report on the A Team-B Team episode.
I also informed Ford that the clearances for William Van Cleave, former
B Team member, had expired. Ford said he didn't know whether the
Committee would ask that they be reinstated or not.
Finally, I told Ford that an officer from the Office of Security would
meet with him at his convenience to discuss the original leak about the
A Team-B Team exercise. STAT
10. (Internal Use Only - DFM) BRIEFING Accompanied
DDI/CPS/CSS, to a meeting with Bill Miller, Staff Director, STAT
Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, regarding the planned 29 September
briefing. The agenda for the session had grown too lengthy and
and Miller agreed on deletions. I lalso informed Miller of the once TAT
a week substantive briefings to the members of the staff on the House
Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. Miller accepted
suggestion for regular substantive briefings for the Senate Select Committee
on Intelligence. The briefings will be biweekly, and will begin on Tuesday,
4 October. I asked Miller whether he had reviewed the 20 July transcript of the
Director's briefing and whether the deletions we had suggested were satisfactory.
Miller said he had done so and the deletions would be made. Miller reviewed
a draft letter to Senator James Abourezk (D., S. Dak. ), Subcommittee on
Administrative Practice and Procedure, Senate Judiciary Committee, . in which
we suggested some special arrangements for the Select Committee to handle
papers for Senator Abourezk's Subcommittee to review. Miller said this
approach was fine.
11. (Unclassified - DFM) LIAISON Met with David Shaw, Senate
Select Committee on Intelligence staff, and told him the class he had agreed
to address on 7 October had been cancelled and would probably be rescheduled
after the first of the year.
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LIAISON Jean Christoff, Senate Select
Committee on Intelligence staff, called with questions regarding documents
supplied the Committee on the MKULTRA programs.
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her.
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6. LIAISON Received a call from Mike Hodin,
in the office of Senator Daniel P. Moynihan (D., N. Y.), who said they
had misplaced the copy I delivered of the unclassified report "World Steel
Market Continued Trouble Ahead" and asked for another. I agreed to deliver
one and did so later in the day.
7. LIAISON Received a call from Elliot
Maxwell, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, who said he would
be unable to address the Senior Seminar as he had previously agreed because
of a meeting just called at the NSC on the new Executive Order. I asked
Anne Karalekas, also of the Committee staff, to fill in but she is attending
the same meeting Maxwell is. I next asked Ed Levine, also of the Committee
staff, to fill in and he agreed. It is set for 26 September at 1:00 p.m.
I asked Maxwell about Senator Walter D. Huddleston's (D., Ky.) letter
of 19 September pertaining to use of Section 102(c) of the National Security
Act. The letter asked for a 15 year breakdown on use of the section. I told
Maxwell a five year breakdown was readily available but that a compilation of
statistics for 15 years would require about three weeks of work. I asked
Maxwell if he thought five years was a sufficiently lengthly period for the
Committee's use. He said to send him the statistics for five years as soon as
possible and he would see if anything else was needed and let me know.
8. LIAISON Called John Elliff, Senate Select
C,o xrn ittee-cr - el-lig sfa 4 in an attempt to get a final word if
Senator Birch Bayh (D., Ind.) could speak at a Latin America COS Conference on
3 October.' Elliff reported that he could not. I then called Torn Moore, also
of the Committee staff, and asked him to check whether Senator Gary Hart .
(D., Colo.) might appear before the group. Moore said he would let me know
on 26 September.
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26. LIAISON I OTR,
called to see if we could provide a speaker for the Intelligence Process
Course on Friday, 21 October at 10:15 a. m. until 11: 45 a. m. I recalled
that Anne Karalekas, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, had
recently expressed an interest in speaking at oneTour courses again
so I called her and she accepted. I will contact her approximately a week
before the engagement and finalize the details. I Iwas advised.
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LIAISON Met with Bill Miller, Staff
Director, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, and reviewed again the
list of subjects to be covered at the 23 September briefing. I also gave
Miller an unclassified copy of a letter from the State Department to the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee covering the transmittal of two
international agreements under the Case Act. I discussed this with Miller
last week. He indicated the agreements had not yet been transmitted to the
Senate Select Committee on Intelligence from the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee.
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he had been unable to reach me and because a scheduled lecture was
imminent, he had contact Elliot Maxwell, Senate Select Committee on
Intelli e ?tall, directly. Maxwell had agree o e ot 'e gab minar on 26 September at 1:00 p.m. I told DI would make final 25X1
arrangements with Maxwell.
10. LIAISON Jean Evans, Senate Select
Committee on Intelligence staff, called to say he would like to meet this
week, if possible, with IC Staff, to discuss counterintelligence
matters.
12. LIAISON Called Hal Ford, Senate
Select Committee on Intelligence staff, and told him the DDO internal
evaluation of DDO reporting on China was available for his review. I told
him a paper by the IC Staff on the same subject, which he had requested,
was still in preparation. Ford said he would visit the Agency this week to
look at the DDO evaluations.
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