DIARY NOTES DD/S 14 DECEMBER 1965

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• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
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• Publication Date: December 14, 1965
• Content Type: NOTES

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DIARY NOTES
DD/S 14 December 1965
1. IBM-Fairfax Tax Action. Mr. Houston called to advise that the
justice Department has under consideration the authority to tax IBM rental
equipment within the County's jurisdiction and whether or not this may be
considered a discrimination tax. No action has been taken with the Fairfax
County Tax Supervisor, but this will be done when the _Justice Department
reports its findings on this matter. (Mr. Is to prepare a 25X1A
status report from the DD/S to the DCI on this matter.)
2. Travers Tract. An article appeared in The Washington Star
today concerning the application of Robert Travers to have the eleven-acre
tract at the entrance to the CIA rezoned for high-rise apartments. I discussed
this with Colonel White and called Mr. George Meloon. The latter, upon
approval of our basic paper, is to take action to determine whether Travers
has a renewal of his option and whether or not purchase of this property is
still a possibility.
3. Chauffeurs' Allowance . I advised Colonel White that the chauffeurs'
allowance of $125 is a dollar allowance and that we would make $15 of this
available for the purchase of clothing accessories such as shirts, etc. (This
question arose in connection with a question from Colonel White's25X1 A
driver.)
4. Fourth Building in Rosslyn . I informed Colonel White that we had
had a series of meetings on the need for a fourth building in Rosslyn. In view of
the reduced numbers of additional personnel requested for FY 66 and the obvious
limitation for FY 67, the urgency for additional space is not evident. I further
pointed out that we will fill the three buildings at present in Rosslyn but will
sacrifice room for any contingency. Another building is expected to be completed
in October 1967 and we could lay claim to anticipated occupancy of that building.
In addition, the acquisition of a fourth Wilding now, namely the-BuildI2 ,X1A
would cost us a total of $804, 000 in FY's 66/67. This has not been budgeted for
and we would have to take it out of other programmed funds. On this basis, I
advised we were not seeking a fourth building. Colonel White concurred. Mr.
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Meloon was instructed to prepare a memorandum to the DDCI to this effect.
We will advise GSA of our interest now in the building that will be completed
in October 1967 and additionally will provide funds in the FY 68 budget for the
building and related expenses.
5 . I informed Colonel White that till g~J AA
return to u to ay an . t at we propose to use him in his former position as
Intelligence School/TR. I stated that an ad hoc meetin of the
Personnel Evaluation Board had been held for the purpose of approving
return to duty. I advised that we would use iovernment-type briefings 25X1 A
Colonel White was a bit concerned over this proposal but I advised him that we
would work into this gradually. Colonel White advised that he would discuss 25X1A
this with Mr. Helms and advise if there was any action to the contrary.
7. (See my Memo for the Record dtd 14 Dec 65)
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