JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL WEDNESDAY - 17 JUNE 1964

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• Document Release Date: February 24, 2005
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• Publication Date: June 17, 1964
• Content Type: NOTES

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JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Wednesday - 17 June 1964
1. Talked with Mr. Jack Carpenter, in
the office of Senator Alan Bible, with further reference to the Drew
Pearson column regarding Soviet oil refineries. We are to give the
Senator a "no comment" letter on this and the Senator will handle the
matter directly with his constituent
2 elivered to the Joint Committee on Atomic
Energy staff a translation of a Soviet article on the Ama Bukhara Canal
and a separate classified map of the area pursuant to a request made to
3.1 Obtained from the Senate Internal
Security Subcommittee staff, advanced copies of its Symposium entitled
"The Many Crises of the Soviet Economy." Copies have been sent to
the Director and AD/RR.
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6. I 1 Met with Mr. Russell Blandford
and advised him that our Office of Personnel had interviewed
Present indications as a result of a very favorable interview
are that receive consideration for the JOT Program.
Mr. Blandford indicated that the young man had been well recommended
to the Chairman and to himself.
Reviewed the proposed agenda for tomorrow's
meeting with the u comma tee. Mr. Blandford expressed the hope that
it would be possible for Mr. McCone to proceed through the agenda without
too much interruption so as to allow completion within the time available.
7. Transmitted to Mr. Paul Goulding,
Administrative Assistant to Senator Pell, a copy of the Agency letter to
I concerning her application for employment with
the Agency. Mr. Goulding thanked me very much for the Agency's careful
assistance in this matter.
8. et briefly with Mr. William
Gulledge, benate Post Office and i.vi Service Committee, on the status
of the pay raise. Although the Senate Committee is endeavoring to meet
as frequently as possible, the press of other business. has limited their
ability to meet each day this week. It appears very unlikely therefore
that final passage of the bill can be accomplished prior to the Republican
Convention in July.
9. Attempted during the day to schedule
the final day o earing with the Moss Subcommittee for Friday of this
week. However, a poll of Committee members indicated that such a
meeting is not possible. It was tentatively agreed that we would attempt
to schedule for Wednesday, Thursday or Friday, June 24, 25, or 26.
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Mr. Chretien
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