JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
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December 20, 2016
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November 27, 2006
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January 26, 1966
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JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Wednesday - 26 January 1966
1. In accordance with arrangements 25X1
approved by the Director, of Training, an ohn S. Warner
met with the SOS Club for a brea ast meeting on the Hill. 25X1
gave a short talk on developments in the Soviet Communist Party since t e
ouster of Khrushchev. His talk and questions afterwards were very well
tives
received by the group. Present were: Senator Peter Dominick, Re resent McIntyre,
Elford A.. Cederberg, Barber B. Conable, Craig Hosmer,
William E. Minshall, Richard H. Poff, Donald Rumsfeld, Glenn R. Davis,
William L. Dickinson, Gerald R. Ford, Charles E. Goodell, Edward J.
Gurney and Robert H. Michel.
2. I I At the request of Carl Marcy, Chief of Staff,
Senate Foreign Rel ations Committee, I met with him to go over the
discussion of the McCarthy resolution in the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee of yesterday. See Memorandum for the Record for details.
In addition, the Committee has made a request for the normal type
around-the-world briefing which the Agency has afforded in the past. A
tentative time was set for ten o'clock on 3 February.
,.;. I I Talked with Bill Darden, Senate Armed Services
Committee staff, who inquired if Mott were in any way connected with the
Agency. I assured him he was not. Mr. Darden also advised me that
the Chairman has appointed Senator Margaret Chase Smith (R., Maine) to
the CIA Subcommittee of Senate Armed Services
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