DIARY NOTES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP76-00183R000300070130-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 29, 2001
• Sequence Number: 130
• Publication Date: June 22, 1960
• Content Type: NOTES

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SECRET
DIARY NOTES
DD/S
22 June 1960
1. At the Deputies' Meeting this morning:
mittee had done a particularly good job inasmuch
was not broken down far enough. The study has,
the Committee for a further breakdown.
a. Bob Amory said that he did not feel that the Cost Estimates Com-
b. We discussed the focal point in the Agency for handling the trial of
Francis Powers and it was decided that Larry Houston would be the "team
captain. " However, it was recognized that it is now the responsibility of the
Department of State to deal with the Soviet Government on this matter and that
they would, in fact, call the signals.
c. We also discussed the necessity for concessions at the new building.
It was generally, although reluctantly, agreed that we did not need to establish
concessions other than a barbershop provided that the Credit Union could handle
our check cashing facilities. With regard to the barbershop General Cabell felt
very strongly that we should either have a barbershop or a "roving barber" who
would go to offices and cut hair. I agreed to find some solution to the barber
situation and, of course, I want to touch base with the Director for his final ap-
proval. (In this connection, I asked Emmett Echols to have ive 25 1A9a
me a briefing at an early date on the Credit Union check cashing facilities in the
25X1A9a new building and I asked to give some thought to the location of a
25X1A5a1 small barbershop in the new building where, in all probability, hair cuts would
be arranged by appointment. In this connection also, I asked 25X1A5a1
whether they would be interested in operating
a barbershop and he said that they would be very glad to do this if we wanted
them to.)
2. I talked to Emmett Echols an separately again about our separation25X1A
regulations and learned that Eugene Lyons a wri en a memorandum to Mr. Stans in which
he recommended that our separation compensation proposal be substantially reduced. I
gathered that he would reduce it to somewhere between four to six months. I told Frank that
if we were forced to reduce to any such level we might as well not put it on the books. I
also urged him to communicate our feelings to Mr. Stans and that if they could not agree with
our proposal a meeting with General Cabell and Messrs. Stans and Lyons should be arranged
to resolve the matter. I also learned that Mr. Lyons is recommending that we revert to a
lump sum payment. This is an unusual turn of events since we went to the payment by
increments at the suggestion of Mr. Lyons.
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