DIARY NOTES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP76-00183R000500060017-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 1, 2000
• Sequence Number: 17
• Publication Date: April 20, 1965
• Content Type: NOTES

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DIARY NOTES
DD/S 20 April 1965
1. I left word with Admiral Raborn's office that the Office of Logistics
is ready to discuss houses with him at his earliest convenience. I alerted
to be prepared to respond immediately and requested that
Alan Warfield or George accompany to the meeting.
5. telephoned to say that both Mr. McCone and Admiral
Raborn had signed Admiral Raborn's consultant contract effective 12 April
1965. I asked Walt to send it to Emmett Echols and alerted Emmett to be
on the lookout for it and to ensure that it is properly handled.
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7. Mr. Kirkpatrick telephoned to inquire about whether we could keep
General Carter on detail to CIA until the Army has a specific assignment for
him. I said that, of course, General Carter is DDCI until Dick Helms is
sworn in and that, insofar as space, transportation, etc., are concerned,
there would be no problem in keeping him here. Of course, his pay will
revert to that of a Lieutenant General as soon as Dick is sworn in. However,
I told Kirk that I thought this matter should be worked out between General
Carter and the Army and that it would be inappropriate for either of us to
intercede with the Army without General Carter's full knowledge and approval.
8. Mr. Kirkpatrick buzzed to complain that was not on the
guest list for the party in honor of Mr. McCone and General Carter. I told
him the history of the guest list and suggested that he take up the matter with
General Carter and/or Mr. McCone.
9. talked with me about his personal desires. He thought
that he was better suited for a position as Chief of Support than a staff posi-
tion in SSA, for example. However, he does not wish to return to the SR
Division. I told him that this did not make any sense to me either since he
was in SR for five or six years. I promised him nothing but told him that he
stood well with his contemporaries in the Support business and that I thought
he need not worry about a good assignment when he returns from
10. reported that the fishing rod and reel which Jim
Angleton is purchasing for General Carter will cost approximately $130 and
that the silver cigarette box for Mr. McCone will cost $197 including taxes
and engraving.
11. and I lunched at the City Tavern and
made arrangements for the cocktails, dinner menu, after-dinner liqueurs,
and cigars. This will cost approximately $16.50 per person. Hence, the
bill per paying guest, including the gift, will run closer to $25 than to $20,
but I doubt that it will exceed $25.
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