JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL MONDAY - 20 JULY 1970

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP73B00296R000500160005-4
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• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 27, 2006
• Sequence Number: 5
• Publication Date: July 20, 1970
• Content Type: NOTES

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JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Monday - 20 July 1970
1. Met with Julia Kogut, Administrative
Assistant to epresen a ive J. I rvin Whalle (R. , Pa. ), concerning
the Air America application of which had been referred
by the Air Force to the Agency for response. I gave Miss Kogut the
address and phone number of the Air America office in Washington and
returned the original correspondence. Miss Kogut was very cooperative
as usual.
2. Picked up from Robert Horner, Chief
Investigator, House Internal Security Committee, the thank you letter to
3. Met with Jim Cline, House Judiciary Committee
staff, and gave Him the report on
4. Mr. Robert Hull, Department of
State, called in connection wi an airgram which was ready for release
concerning the selective evacuation to a safe haven of employees and/or
families who have been subjected to terrorists attacks (see 20 July Memo-
randum for the Record). Based on the advice of SSA/
DDS, I called Hull and told him our substantive people see no problem in
the proposed new policy. I emphasized that this was not a formal Agency
position and that we did not want to be listed as coordinating on the airgram,
but that we would like a copy. He said he understood perfectly and would
put us on distribution.
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Friday - 17 July 1970
5. I IReturned the call of
National Security Agency, who wante to know the security status o
John W. Edmiston, on the staff of Senator Howard Baker (R., Tenn. ),
and referred her to the proper office in the Office of the Secretary of
Defense.
6. Robert Horner, Chief Investigator, House
Internal Security Committee, called and asked if I could pick up a thank
you letter from Chairman Ichord to relating to the latter's 25X1
testimony before the full Committee.
In connection with their request for to 25X1
appear before the Committee, I alerted Horner to the possibility o a
prior request of Senate Internal Security Subcommittee and told him that
resent frame of mind is such that it is doubtful that he 25X1
would be an effective witness and the pressure of testifying might be a
setback J Horner understood perfectly. I told him
we were prepared to come up with a substitute who we thought would do a
good job, but Horner said they had locate nd it may be that
they will be able to get all they want from him. If not, he will let us know.
7. Spoke to Mike Glennon, in the office of
Representative Donald Fraser (D., Minn. ), and in connection with his
questions on the Board of National Estimates and USIA referred him to
National Intelligence by Jack Zlotnick andi.The Real CIA by Lyman B.
Kirkpatrick, Jr.
Met with Lt. Col. James P. McCarthy,
Air Force Legis
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T,ii son Officer for New York State,, who told me
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