JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL THURSDAY - 9 NOVEMBER 1967

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• Collection: General CIA Records
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• Document Creation Date: December 21, 2016
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• Publication Date: November 9, 1967
• Content Type: NOTES

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JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Thursday - 9 November 1967
Delivered to Paul Demos, Administrative
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Assistant to Senator Joseph Montoya (D., N. Mex.), biographical data on
I Iwho recently died of a heart attack. Senator
Montoya had requested the material as he plans to insert a eulogy of
in the CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
2. Spoke to Drury Blair, Senate Subcommittee on
Immration and Naturalization, concerning the Rodino bill. Blair said that
Senator Eastland has been out of Washington all week and he had thus been unable
to speak to the Senator concerning the bill. There will be a Subcommittee
meeting on Tuesday, November 14, and Blair will endeavor to place the bill
on the agenda. He considers the bill noncontroversial and foresees no problems
other than possibly Senator Thurmond, who is new to the Committee and might
ask questions. Blair thought it might be wise for someone to speak to Senator
Thurmond. I indicated that we ourselves would not do this, but possibly a
representative from one of the Radios would.
3. Talked with Robert Michaels, House
Appropriations Committee staff, inquiring if he had a chance to work out
with the Chairman a date when the Agency would meet with the Agency Sub-
committee. Mr. Michaels said he had a brief conversation but nothing was
resolved and he would be talking with him later in the day but certainly it
would be no earlier than next week.
4. Representative Philip Philbin, prior to
today's briefing, specifically inquired what the Senate plans were in connection
with hearings and action on H. R. 13705. I indicated we had been pressing
them but had gotten no firm answer but I would look into it again and advise.
Mr. Philbin indicated he would like to know since if they are not planning
to act this year he would not wish to go forward at this time.
ee memorandum for the Record.
5. The Director, accompanied by Messrs.
land Warner, met with the CIA Subcommittee of House Armed Services.
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