DIARY NOTES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP76-00183R000300060209-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 28, 2001
• Sequence Number: 209
• Publication Date: February 12, 1960
• Content Type: NOTES

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DIARY NOTES
DD/S
12 February 1960
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1. Lyman Kirkpatrick buzzed to say that his Survey of the NE Division had a great
deal of information in it which would be of direct interest to the Deputy Director (Support)
and thought that it would not be as meaningful unless he sent me the whole report. He
proposed to do this if DD/P would agree, provided that I would limit its circulation to th25X1A9a
Office of the DD/S including, of course, I told him that I would appreciate
it very much if this could be done and that I could insure that its circulation would be so
limited. He agreed that this would not include excerpting certain parts of it which would
be of interest to an individual office. He also told me that he proposed to recommend to
the Director that in the future IG Surveys be forwarded to the Director through the ap-
propriate Deputy Director. I concurred in this recommendation.
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to the Director concerning the handling of certain charts for a Congressional committee.
John said that Bob's memorandum was not accurate and he proposed to write another memo-
randum to the Director. In lieu of this I contacted Bob and asked him to get together with
John and to prepare another memorandum in which they agreed as to what the facts were
in this particular case.
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3. advised me that the Director and the COMINT Committee were
very concerned about a recent leak and that the USIB Secretariat Committee was meeting
this afternoon to investigate the matter.
4. Jim Garrison was up to seek guidance on the position we should take with the
General Counsel of the bus company which will furnish service to our new building. The
company wants us to intervene in their controversy with the National Park Service con-
cerning the use of the George Washington Memorial Parkway between Route 50 and the
Chain Bridge. We agreed that he should advise them that we did not wish to become in-
volved in this wrangle but that we were interested in the fastest and cheapest transporta-
tion for the most people.
5. Jim Garrison also advised me of a change for our new building which would
theoretically offer us protection against the kind of calamity which befell the Pentagon a
year or so ago in a fire. There is some question as to whether this change, which would
cost $60 to $70 thousand, is actually necessary, and I agreed that we should not approve
of it until it had been completely staffed out and deemed to be necessary.
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6. I approved o taking a trip to Europe in connection with procurement
as well as other Logistics ma ers.
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