DIARY NOTES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP76-00183R000100090045-7
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• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 1, 2002
• Sequence Number: 45
• Publication Date: February 24, 1953
• Content Type: NOTES

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DIARY NOTES
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Tuesday, 24 February 53
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1. With reference to a "swearing in ceremony" for Mr. Dulles who was
confirmed it the Senate yesterday, have suggested to Lofty Becker that we
should try to arrange it so that Mr. Dulles is sworn in at the kite House
which I think would please him. Lofty agreed to take care of this. If,
however, this is not done, we are prepared here to do it on a moment's notice.
3. Reported at the Deputies Meeting on the Budget figures supplied the
National Security Council. Also reported that while our personnel procurement
people were in very close contact with agencies suffering cut backs, the
possibility of getting large numbers of clerical or secretarial personnel
from this source is remote.
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4. At Mr. Dulles' request, I asked to have another staff
study made of the courier service to certain key points. On Sunday, Mr. 25X1 A6A
Dulles said that it still took ten days to two weeks to get a letter to
He believes if we had better courier service it would not be necessary o send
so much try cable. I explained that this had been examined on numerous occasions
and each time it had been concluded that we were doing as well as could be
expected. However, he requested we study it one more time and Ted accepted
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6. Saunders and Meloon reported that was unhapgr at being pla2ced 1 1
on a consultant basis at $45 per day in lieu of $50. He claims that an under-
standing with General Smith was that he would be placed on a $50 per day basis
and further it is justified since he is not accruing any leave while he is here.
I approved of his salary being fixed at $50 per day.
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8. Tietjen reported that he had made satisfactory arrangements with 25X1A6A
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to e on a Senior Representative's staff with actual station
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9. Went over several regulations with 0 and suggested minor changes
which he is now making. I still have his "feet to the fire" and ho a to have
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in draft form sometime to-dFV.
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11. Sent proposed "Reimbursement for Use of
Personal Vehicles" and new CPR 6.7 "Travel and Allowances for Detailed Military
Personnel" to Mr. Dulles for signature.
12. Approved transfer of three positions and responsibility for messenger
service in the OCI Special Center from OCI to General Services.
14. Walter Pforzheimer reports that Senator Jenner is the new Chairman of
the Joint Committee on Printing. Mr. Beech is the Staff Director with Mr.
Harrison remaining on the Committee in a minority capacity.
15. Pforzheimer also reports that the Senate Immigration and Naturalization
Sub-Committee has for sometime wanted to talk to aliens whom we have brought
into this country under Section 8, Public Law 110. However, the Chairman has
made a new request today. In addition a staff member of the I&N Sub-Committee
requested a list of these cases from Mr. Mackey of the I&N Service. There is
a meeting at 6300 in Wiener's office to be attended ty Pforzheimer, Sheff Edwards
and others which I will attend if mar meeting with, Mr. Dulles on the new budget
estimate is over by that time. Met briefly with Wisner, Edwards, Pforzheimer,
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at about 6:30 on this subject, The general agreement
was that we should volunteer to submit questions on behalf of the Sub-Committee
to individuals. However, if pressure increases, Mr. Dulles should be alerted
and it should be recommended that he approach the Sub-Committee to protect
*CIA sources and methods." Pforzheimer was directed to prepare a memorandum
for the record on this matter.
16, I reviewed the revised 1953-54 budget estimates with Ed Saunders and
and have an appointment to discuss these with Dulles later on today
pro to re preparation of the final papers to go to the Bureau of the Budget,
Saunders jI and I met with Mr. Dulles to discuss the budget and he approved
of our recommendations to submit the revised 1953 estimates exactly as requested
by thn n-Mi-m-g anti +.n gubmit the 19Q estimates for a Table of Organization of
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1954 personnel figure.
LKY:djm (25 Feb 53)
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