JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL MONDAY - 10 FEBRUARY 1964

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• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: January 13, 2005
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• Publication Date: February 10, 1964
• Content Type: NOTES

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JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Monday - 10 February 1964
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1. Pursuant to the request of Representative
Gerald R. Ford, made arrangements with FBIS to furnish 25X1
to Mr. John Ray in the Congressman's office the White Book starting today.
Also requested that copies for the last week to ten days of the White Book
be sent Mr. Ray also. said this would be taken care of.
2. Peggy MacDonald in Senator Henry
M. Jackson's office said the Senator had asked her to call me concerning
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apparently applied for a position at Capital Radio Engineering Institute
which involved access to classified information. After checking this
with Securit and in NSA, I advised Miss MacDonald that
of NSA would be in touch with her very shortly and that CIA
was not concerned in this particular case.
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3. Met for an hour and 45 minutes with
F to listen to his complaints regarding the termination of
his contract employment and his claim that the Agency never did pay
him. for overtime work performed in 1959, 1960 and 1961. This con-
versation was held in the office of Representative Joel Broyhill, with
Mr. Jack White, of Broyhillts staff, sitting in. The Congressman was
not present. See Memo for the Record for details.
4. Received a request from Walter Besterman,
House Immigration Subcommittee staff, for any information we might be
able to provide regarding a Chinese Nationalist who is the subject of a
suspension of deportation order. This will be checked with CI Staff.
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5. Delivered to George Murphy, Joint
Committee on Atomic Energy staff, five copies of an unclassified study
entitled "Report on Soviet Research in Plasma Physics and Controlled
Thermonuclear Fusion." I advised Murphy that this study had been
prepared at the instance of our OSI people and although it was unclassified,
there should be no attribution to the Agency with respect to it.
In response to his request for information regarding the case of
I merely repeated theinformation which Mr. Murphy
had received from Mr. Elder asking that the Committee be patient in
this matter and referred Mr. Murphy to a number of State Department
releases today regarding the case.
6. Returned to Tom Keena, in the office
of Representative Emilio Q. Daddario, the original of the letter which
the Congressman had received from I advised
Keena that we had cabled the field and received a repl indicatin that
had taken the initiative to meet with our man and
the reason for the contact was a further attempt on part for
employment. I advised Mr. Keena that we were expecting a detailed
report and would be in touch with the Congressman when this had been
submitted.
7. I I Dropped by the office of David Martin,
Staff Assistant to Senator Thomas J. Dodd. Mr. Martin said he had
completed the bulk of his draft of a speech for the Senator on attacks
on the Agency and said he hoped to have the draft completed some time
tomorrow. In accordance with a prior request, arrangements were
made for Mr. Colby, FE, and I to meet with Mr. Martin tomorrow.
8. In response to Congressman
Mathias' request for information concerning the JOT Program, I
advised Miss Toole, his assistant, that our program is open and
provided her with a brochure and application forms. The Congressman
has a young graduate, not named, from the University of Maryland
whom he feels might well qualify for the JOT Program.
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Associate Counsel, House Post Office and Civil Service Committee,
learned that the dual compensation bill could well come up on the floor
of the House on Monday, 17 February, although final scheduling has
not yet actually been made. It is hoped that the pay bill will come
befoxe. Rules Committee at its next full session, the week of the 17th,
but Chairman Judge Smith has not committed himself as to the date
for hearing.
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10. In meeting with Mr. Russell
Blandford, Counsel, House Armed Services Committee, Mr. Blandford
indicated that the chairman's time for at least the next two weeks will
probably be filled with military matters. Once the series of hearings
starting next week, Monday, 17 February, are completed, we may get
back to Agency matters.
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