DIARY NOTES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP76-00183R000300110069-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 8, 2000
• Sequence Number: 69
• Publication Date: November 24, 1961
• Content Type: NOTES

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DIARY NOTES
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1. I asked Jim Garrison to explore the possibility of reserving a few parking
spaces with officials from the Department of State in the vicinity of their new building
in reciprocity for a few that we might reserve at our new building for them. This
would be highly benefitial to our people who have Department of State business late in
the afternoon; however, I am not optimistic that any such arrangement could be made.
2. talked to me about JOT who was scheduled
to go to the NE Division under It is inadvisable to push
this at the moment and I have approved of his being retained in the program, even
though he does not have maximum flexibility at this time.
3. I also talked with about the polygraphing of the National
Photographic Interpretation Center employees from the Services and he is drafting a
letter to the Services suggesting that they have their employees who are going to work
there polygraphed; Bob will show this to me and I will want to check it out with General
Cabell before allowing it to be forwarded.
4. 1 talked to Bob about the protection and other personal services being fur-
nished to Mr. Dulles, and we agreed that these should not be curtailed abruptly but
eased off on as fast as we could without any abrupt break.
5. telephoned to say that he had received a call from the Civil
Service Commission. They handle the appointments to the White House or at least the
details to the White House and wanted us to pick up a laborer on nonreimbursable de-
tail for an indefinite period. I told Harry that this was all right provided that he met
our security standards and also that he should prepare a memorandum for the record
citing authority under which this could be done. After checking with the Civil Service
Commission representative, Harry advised me that the authority was contained in
Title 3, Section 107 of the U. S. Code.
6. telephoned to say that he was sending a memorandum con-
cerning a staff agent who had been in the field for one year without his wife, who is also
an Agency employee. The staff agent has done very well and they wanted him back for
a second year. However, in order to make this possible, they want to finance a trip
for his wife out to the area. She, of course, would give up her separation allowance
and take leave without pay in order to make this trip. I told him that I would be glad to
see the memorandum and do what I could to work out something.
STATINTL 7. George Carey called to sa that they were running into real trouble on the
printing of the product. was running out of money and the Office of
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Operations has already given him $6,000 for overtime. has asked them for
a memorandum indicating their anticipated requirement. I told George to go ahead
and supply the memorandum and that we would work out this thing in some way so that
we would not have to curtail production if it were, in fact, essential.
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8. It has been decided that would go to San Francisco on the
twelfth of December to brief the Executive Committee of the on the 25X1 C4c
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