DIARY NOTES

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• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 6, 2000
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: April 30, 1965
• Content Type: NOTES

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DIARY NOTES
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1. At the Executive Committee Meeting this morning:
30 April 1965
a. Mr. Kirkpatrick indicated that at Admiral Raborn's request
he would be issuing an Action Memorandum requiring each Deputy
Director to make at least a weekly report of significant activities in
his Directorate. I assume that this will be an oral report at the
Executive Committee Meeting rather than a formal, written report.
b. Kirk also mentioned that the Admiral had suggested that
various Office Heads be brought to the Executive Committee Meeting
from time to time to make a brief presentation to keep the Director
up to date and also allow him to exhibit his interest in matters which
would not otherwise come to his attention.
2. I talked with Mr. Kirkpatrick and later with Walter Held of The
Brookings Institution about Alan Warfield's taking my place in the 10-21
May "Conference for Federal Executives on Business Operations" in New
York City and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The substitution was made.
3. 1 obtained Mr. McCone's signature on the early retirement regula-
tion as of 27 April. Therefore, this is entirely a McCone accomplishment,
and the regulation can be implemented immediately.
4. Walt Elder buzzed to say that Bromley Smith of the White House has
requested that no limousines or other large cars be used to come to the White
House for the duration of the Santo Domingo emergency. (I instructed
to work on the Educational Aid Fund scholarships. I told him that, insofar
as I was concerned, I could go but thought this was probably a bad time for
most of us, specifically Ray and Tom, to be away because of so many crises
and the Director's recent arrival on board. John will speak to Mr. Kirk-
patrick about this and let us know.
to take care of this immediately.)
S. John Bross buzzed to say that both Ray Cline and Tom Karamessines
have questioned the wisdom of going to I for the weekend of 15 May 25X1
6. Mr. Kirkpatrick asked me to check on the letter which Mr. McCone
asked him to prepare to Admiral Raborn for Mr. McCone's signature on the
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status of various Agency personnel on loan to other Government agencies.
Kirk had spoken to the Office of Personnel about this. (I will follow up to
see what progress has been made.)
8. 1 talked to Admiral Raborn again about his housing needs. He advised
me that Admiral David L. McDonald, Chief of Naval Operations, has invited
him and Mrs. Raborn to occupy the guest suite in his quarters at the Naval
Observatory until the Raborns find a permanent place to live. Therefore, the
requirement for a short-term house has been eliminated. Mrs. Raborn will
arrive in Washington in about ten days. Admiral Raborn expects us to have
some prospective houses for him to rent or purchase at that time. He was
particularly eager to pursue the W. C. and A. N. Miller proposition. (I
passed this along to Alan Warfield and
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