JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL THURSDAY - 16 APRIL 1964

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• Publication Date: April 16, 1964
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JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Thursday - 16 April 1964
i. Met with Mrs. Eilleen S. Case,
Administrative Assistant to Congressman Craig Hosmer (R., Calif.),
concerning the Congressman's letter of 13 April to Mr. McCone requesting
details relating to one II a United States diplomat, referred to by
Guy Richards of the NEW YORK JOURNAL AMERICAN. I advised Mrs.
Case that the Agency was not in a position to- comment on these articles.
I did, however, provide her- with some background information on the
I matter for the Congressman's information and provided a
copy of the State Department release dated April 1964. Mrs. Case indi-
cated that she understood the Agency's inability to comment and stated
her belief that Mr. Hosmer would also. It was indicated that no written
reply or other action by the Agency on this matter would be expected. Mrs.
Case indicated in passing that the particular constituent who had been
pressing on this matter had apparently gone to considerable expense and
effort to learn as much as he had about the case. She indicated that he
had not only furnished the name of the individual to the -Congressman but
also provided the reference to the page and year of the State Department
Biographic Register from which he had obtained a biography of the indi-
vidual concerned. Mrs. Case will look to the Senate Judiciary Committee
and State Department for any further information desired.
2. Mr. Ewing Hass, Administrative
Assistant to Senator Thomas Kuchel (R., Calif.), called and requested
advice on how :1 -1 25X1
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in applying for possible employment at the- Agency in the Far East. Mr.
I lapparently served many years with the Navy and recently spent
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Probably his desire is to- get back to the I advised Mr. Hass 25X1
that I would check and see if it would be possible for Agency people to con-
tac in California and would be back in touch with him
tomorrow.
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3. Met briefly with Virginia Pickett,
Assistant to Representative William T. Cahill, and learned that the
Congressman will continue to be absent from the city until early next
week. I had advised Mrs. Daugherty of the Congressman's staff earlier
in the week that I would be by to keep the Congressman advised in the
(See Journal item of 10 April.)
4. As Mr. Samuel Archibald was
called away from the office, I arranged to meet with him on Friday con-
cerning his request to chat about the Committee handling of questions
relating to use of the polygraph on personnel screening and for Agency
advice and recommendation on psychologists and phychiatrists who might
be considered by the Committee as possible witnesses during the present
hearings.
5. After conversations with Mr. William
Osborne of Security who consulted Mr. Bannerman, it was agreed that
we would take to the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, for their review,
an "investigative 'file on F_ I From conversations with 25X1
Mr. Murphy today, it is believed that this arrangement will be acceptable
to John Conway, JCAE staff director. In view of Committee hearings this
afternoon we will be in further touch with the Committee staff tomorrow.
6. Talked with Mr. Bronson Tweedy and
regarding Senator Dodd's interest in obtaining information
on possible Communist assassinations as a result of their inquiry into the
will work with CI Staff in preparing some material
7. The Director appeared before the
CIA. Subcommittee of House Appropriations for approximately two hours.
See Memorandum for the Record. A
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JOHN S. WARNER
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