JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL WEDNESDAY - 1 NOVEMBER 1967

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Approved For Release- OO4/12/15 :CIA-RDP69B003.69R000200080020-4 Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Wednesday - 1 November 1967 and two technical specialists from the office of Security, did a technical sweep of the personal office of Senator Milton Young (R. , N. Dak.) in response to the Senator's personal request last week. Page 2 6. Talked with Representative Philip Philbin concerning the possibility of hearings on amendments to the Agency Retirement Act. Mr. Philbin said he was very anxious to move this for us and he would check immediately into available dates and coordinate with the full Committee. He promised to be back in touch on this. a 1: nd his Assistant, John R. Buckle 'efed them in general on the They were most appreciative o is and requested if any developments occur which we feel are of concern to them to please inform Mr. Buckley of them. In turn, if they need further assistance from us they will contact us. Preparedness Investigating Subcommittee staff, who indicated he had discussed the implications of the Director's appearance before the Jo ntCommittee on tomic Energwith Senator Jackson who stated he would certainly discuss this with Senator Russell. Senator Jackson also sent out a letter to Senators Stennis, Margaret Chase Smith, and Symington personally urging them to attend the JCAE Subcommittee briefing by the Director next week in their capacities as members of the Nuclear Safeguards Subcommittee of Senate Preparedness. ment Operations Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations staff, in connection with the letter from Chairman McClellan to the Director. As it turned out, that we were looking into this and wanted to be of every assistance possible. -,,., - recognized there might be security or other problems and they are perfectly willing to cooperate in handling the information on any basis which we propose including no publication or use thereof in accord with Agency restrictions. Approved For Release 2004/12/15: CIA-RDP69B00369R000200080020-4 Approved For Release 2004/12/15 : CIA-RDP69B00369R000200080020-4 Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Wednesday - 1 November 1967 Page 3 10. Talked with Boyd Crawford and Al Westphal, House Foreign Affairs Committee staff, and they explained the House rules and procedure whereby an appropriation act can be brought to the floor for a vote prior to the act authorizing the appropriation. Mr. Westphal also advised that S. 1785,which would have limited visits of Government employees to dependents stationed away from the employees' stations to two a year, has been broadened to authorize trips not to exceed the equivalent of two trips per year to the District of Columbia. Westphal said this has been agreed to by the House Committee and that Committee had in turn been informed that the Senate Committee would approve this. Mr. Bannerman has been advised of this. Atomic Energy staff, called mentioning the LIFE article on thel He sa.cie wanted to have it clear that we were refusing to give information on the case. I again told him that my answer was the same as given him yesterday, that it was too early for us to respond since when we did respond we wished to have confidence in the accuracy of our information. Mr. Murphy was obviously unhappy about what he termed our lack of cooperation. Admiral Taylor advised later that Murphy apparently had gone to the AEC who had suggested to Admiral Taylor that the information in the Director's memos to USIB be made available to JCAE. Admiral Taylor informed them that this would not be possible. cc Ex/Dir-C ompt DD /S OPPB Mr. Houston Mr. Goodwin DD /S &T SAO/DDP DD /I Item 3 - 6 JOHN S. WARNER Legislative Counsel C Approved For Release 2004/12/15 : CIA-RDP69B00369R000200080020-4