JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL - MONDAY - 12 MAY 1969
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May 12, 1969
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Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Page 2
Monday - 12 May 1969
5.1 1 Hand carried to William Woodruff, on the staff
the Senate Appropriations Committee, a copy of the 1970 Congressional
Budget Submission Book. Woodruff plans to begin a review of this book
but does not expect to have a meeting with our people on it for awhile. I
alerted him to the fact that the item for the Radios should not be considered
final as it was currently being reviewed by the Director.
6.1 I briefed William Woodruff on the problems which
the Soviets are having with the SL-12 booster, the current tendency to the
Non-Proliferation Treaty, the Yepishev article, and recent deaths of Soviet
officers.
7? Hand carried to Dorothy Fosdick, Staff
Director of the Senate Subcommittee on National Security and International
Operations, the printed text of the article A Great International Teaching
from Volume 6 of the Kommunist.
8. Met with Dean Pohlenz, in the office of
Senator Roman L. Hruska (R. , Neb.), by way of follow-up to my earlier
conversation with him on the Ervin bill. S. 782. Pohlenz said that Senator
Hruska had read the material which we had provided him but had not made
a definite decision regarding it. Pohlenz said the Senator was preoccupied
with a number of other subjects at the moment and said that he would take
up the matter of seeing him on this again in the near future.
9. Per the Director's instructions, I called
on Senator John Stennis and explained the situation regarding press accounts
of the Director's talk before the Business Council at Hot Springs. The
Senator seemed reasonably relaxed about the matter. See Memo for the
Record for details.
10. Miss Kathy Thompson, in the office of
Senator George Murphy, called to confirm the Senator's visit to the Agency
and lunch with the Director at 12:30 on Thursday, 15 May 1969.. It was agreed
we would provide transportation for the Senator.
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