JOURNAL-OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL THURSDAY - 2 NOVEMBER 1972
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November 2, 1972
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Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel
Thursday 2 November 1972
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4. (Secret - GLC) I OSI, called to say they had been called
by the Atomic Energy Commission regarding an inquiry AEC has received
from Representative Jonathan Bingham (D., N. Y.) on the question of possible
French violation of the nuclear test ban treaty. OSI is assisting AEC in the
preparation of a reply and Newton wondered if our office had received a
similar inquiry from Bingham. I told him we had not and cautioned against
AEC's saying anything in its response to Bingham which could be attributable
to the Agency on the issue of test ban violations.
5. (Secret - GLC) I I OSI, called to say the Atomic Energy
Commission had been in touch with them about possible'classification down-
grading of the testimony of CIA and DOD representatives before the Joint
Committee on Atomic Energy on 2 February 1958. Horel was checking to
see if we had a copy of the transcript of that session. I told him we would
have to check our records and be back in touch with him. The transcript25X1
carries JCAE number MCCLIV. 25X1
6. (Confidential - GLC called
ming
I
told that Jackson and a number of other senators would be traveling
extensively in Europe and visiting some of our stations after the elections
and that we planned to be in touch with them around the middle of next week
.and would provide detailed guidance at that time. I gave him some suggestions
for an interim reply to Ihowever.
7. (Confidential - GLC) Handcarried to David Martin, Senate Internal
Security Subcommittee staff, a collection of foreign broadcast and other
statements made by Soviet officials on the subject of Soviet military strategy
and defense policy.
I also left with Martin a map giving rough boundries of the area of
the Shan insurgency in Burma.
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