JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL THURSDAY - 20 APRIL 1972

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• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 18, 2005
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• Publication Date: April 20, 1972
• Content Type: NOTES

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Thursday - 20 April 1972
5. (Internal Use Only - GLC) Had several conversations with Senator
John C. Stennis' (D. , Miss.) office and with PIC, regardingSTAT
the pictures which were provided the Senator the other day. The Senator's
office was under the impression one of the original prints had not been returned
but they are double checking.
6. (Unclassified -GLC) Talked with Scott Cohen, Executive AssistantSTAT
to Senator Charles H. Percy (R., Ill. ), and asked him if he would speak to
an Advanced Intelligence Serni~nar class on the Hill on Monday, 22 Ma at
2 p. m. Cohen said he would be happy to speak to the group and
OTR, has been advised. Cohen and I will talk further about a place forte STAT
session.
Post Office and Civil Service Committee was cancelled today, H. R. 11150,
the Hanley bill, for the protection of rights of Federal employees, was the
lead item on the agenda. Next meeting of the full Committee is scheduled
for 4 May.
9. (Unclassified - JMM) Jane Havlicek, Secretary to Representative
Barry Goldwater, called and said the Congressman would like to set a time for'
a briefing on the Agency. It was agreed that I would meet with the Congressman
and some members of his staff on 1 May 1972 at 2:00 p. m. for a very general
briefing on the functions and missions of the Agency.
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7. I (Talked to Mr, Fred Fielding, in the White
House, and remin a im a we are anxious to respond to Senator Ervin's
lettex, deadline tomorrow (7 April), and we wanted to know whether we were
safe in saying that any agreements involving the Agency would be reported
by the State Department. Fielding said it had been the original plan .for State
to respond for all concerned along these lines, but a slight problem developed
which he hoped could be ironed out by tomorrow. He suggested language such
as "a11 the agreements in which the Agency had participated" would be
reported by State. I said we would draft some specific language and check
it with him tomorrow. He said by that time he hoped the`Administration's 25X1
position would be .firmed up.
9. ~ ~ Met with Mr. Robert Lockhart, House Post
Office and Civil Service Committee staff, and told him that the Agency had
been in contact with Mr. Edward A. Schroer, of the Civil Service Commission.
There was no intent on the part of the Commission to include the Agency in
Sections two and three of the Federal Executive Service bill, H. R. 3807.
We are assured that the Chairman will make appropriate reference for
exclusion of the Agency in his testimony before the Committee presently
scheduled for 13 April. Mr. Lockhart told me that Representative Wilbur
Mills (D. , Ark.) had written the Committee requesting exemption for the
Internal Revenue Service from the provisions of H. R. 3807. A copy of
Representative Mills' letter has been forwarded to the Civil Service Commission
with the suggestiafi that this matter also be included in the Chairman's
presentation on the 13th. Meeting of the full Committee is scheduled for
20 April with the Hanley bill well down in the list of items for inclusion in the
agenda.
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