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• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP73B00296R000200170025-5
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 4
• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 19, 2006
• Sequence Number: 25
• Publication Date: October 18, 1971
• Content Type: DISP

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CONFIDENTIAL
JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Friday - 15 October 1971
1. I I J. Sourwine, Chief Counsel, Senate Internal
Security subcommittee, called to say that despite earlier indications the
Subcommittee has decided to print the "Bibliography of Soviet Produced
Publications Containing References to the RIS, 1964-1970" which we gave
to him in May with some format revision by the Library of Congress.
Sourwine said they would have page proofs of the document toward the end
of next week and would make a copy available to us at that time for our
review and deletion of any material we wish. I reminded him that we had
definite reservations about the publication of the section of this document
having to do with intelligence and he said we could make whatever deletions
we felt were necessary.
I mentioned to Sourwine we would be bringing over to David Martin, of
"Stairway of War and Deception" for possible publication by the Subcommittee.
Sourwine thanked me for our consideration in making this available.
the Committee staff, next week the
2. Representative Lawrence Hogan (R., Md. )
breakfasted at the Agency, met briefly with the Director, and discussed with
Messrs. Osborn, Warner and members of OLC, a number of items of common
interest. As a member of the Employee Benefits Subcommittee, Mr. Hogan
felt confident that the Agency will be fully exempted from the House version
of the "Ervin bill. "
3. Called Mrs. Lisa Gerard, in OMB, to say
that we concurred in the comments which State Department had furnished OMB
regarding S. 596 (Case bill) making Executive agreements with foreign nations
available to the Congress.
4. In response to a call from Linda Steele, in the
office of Representative Robert Michel (R., Ill.), arranged an employment
interview for for 10 a. in. , 19 October.
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JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Wednesday - 13 October 1971
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DDI, and they advised there was no problem in passing to
the Congress a copy of the JPRS translation of the Soviet document entitled
"Stairway of War and Deception" with a view to publication of this document.
We plan to put this in the hands of the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
if they are interested.
2. I Talked with Mr. James Woolsey, General
Counsel, Senate Armed Services Committee, and told him that while we
were working on material for their staff in connection with the Symington
amendment I wanted to alert them to the fact that we could foresee serious
problems if the conferees on the Military Procurement Act should decide
that the Symington amendment should be construed so as to include the
I pointed out that the Agency
needed no specific authorization for its funds since we, in fact, had permanent
authorization in our basic legislation and any change in this concept would
tend to destroy the rationale concerning our budget which has been well
established over the years. Woolsey said he understood and would be sure
that both Mr. Braswell and Senator Stennis were aware of this.
3. I IContacted Mr. Robert Dunphy, Senate
Sergeant at Arms, and made arrangements for our Intelligence Seminar
group to visit the Senate galleries en masse on Thursday afternoon,
28 October.
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JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Tuesday - 5 October 1971
National Security and International Operations staff, called and said Senator
Jackson had asked her to get an updated briefing on the situation on the
Sino-Soviet border. I told Miss Fosdick that I thought there had been very
little, if any, change in that situation, but I would check and be back in touch
with her.
3. Talked to Mr. Michael Van Dusen, Near
East Subcommittee staff, House Foreign Affairs Committee, and rescheduled
the informal briefing for the Subcommittee. A tentative date of Wednesday,
13 October, 10:00 a. m. , Room 2200 Rayburn Building, was agreed upon.
Mr. Van Dusen will try to confirm the day with Chairman Hamilton in the
morning. F -1 has been advised.
4. I I I advised J. Sourwine, Chief Counsel, Senate 25X1
Internal Security Subcommittee, that in response to his request I had checked
Dorothy Fosdick, Senate Subcommittee on
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