OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP74B00415R000500110055-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 16, 2005
• Sequence Number: 55
• Publication Date: April 10, 1972
• Content Type: NOTES

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25X1 5.,J Received a call from Mary Thad Drake,
in the Lakeland, Florida office of Senator Chiles (D. , Fla. ), who asked
for the nearest Agency office to Lakeland. After some questioning she
indicated that a constituent, a former Special Forces officer, was the
25X1A individual who wanted to contact the Agency "probably for employment. "
After checking with OP, I told Miss Drake that our nearest
25X1A personnel recruiter is based in and would be pleased to
call the constituent and make an appropriate appointment directly with him.
Miss Drake said that the problem in this case is that the constituent does
not have a telephone. I suggested that he write our Director of Personnel
directly and gave her Mr. Fisher's name and address in Washington, D. C.
I told her also that I would send the appropriate employment brochures
and applications to Senator Chiles' Washington, D. C. office for transmittal
to Miss Drake. She was most appreciative.
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6. William McAfee, INR/DDC, State Department,
called to say that David Abshire, Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional
Relations, had asked Ray Cline, Director Intelligence and Research, for
material on the Cooper bill (S. 2224) for his (Abshire's) use in talking to the
Foreign Relations Committee later this week. McAfee said he assumed we
had developed some thoughts on this and he would appreciate anything we
could pass on to them. I told him we had sent a basic position paper to
Tom Lattimer, in the White House, for Dr. Kissinger's use and had also
provided. some material to Ed Braswell, on the Senate Armed Services
Committee staff, this morning. I told him I would forward copies of this
material as well as some additional comments of mine having to do with
comparison of the Cooper bill with Section 202 of the Atomic Energy Act
with the understanding that it would not be used in its present form since
this had been sent to Braswell for possible use in a floor statement by
Senator Stennis. The material was sent this afternoon.
7. I I Lloyd Hackler, Administrative Assistant to
Senator Lloyd Bentsen, called to say the Senator would like the briefing on the
military situation in Indochina which he mentioned to the Director at 3:00 this
afternoon. After checking with OCI I found the experts concerned were already
committed to an important meeting and called back to suggest tomorrow
morning, to which Hackler agreed.
Later in the day Hackler called back to say Senator Stennis had called
on the Pentagon on the same subject tomorrow and Bentsen assumed this
would answer his questions.
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CRC, 3/13/2003
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