JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP76M00527R000700150046-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 5, 2003
• Sequence Number: 46
• Publication Date: December 16, 1974
• Content Type: NOTES

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Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel.
Monday - 16 December 1974
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7? [GO) Met with Frank Sullivan, Senate Armed
Services Committee staff, and passed to him the names of the various
station chiefs requested by Senator Sam Nunn (D. , Ga. ) during the
breakfast meeting with the Director last Tuesday. 10 T)PcP-mh,-r T .-;.a
the latest version of Senator Nunn's itinerary. The dates for arrival d
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I delivered to Sullivan a blind memorandum of 12 December 1974
entitled, "The Soviet Pacific Ocean Fleet, " and another entitled, "South
Vietnam's Oil Prospects" which had been requested by the Senator during
his visit.
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8. 1 JGO) Met with Chairman Lucien N. Nedzi (D., Mich. ),
Intelligence Subcommittee, House Armed Services Committee, and closed
out the matter of a request from Representative Thomas M. Rees D alif.
easons, decided not to meet with Representative Rees. Nedzi had no
questions.
Chairman Nedzi told me he would be attending a dinner this evening
at the Polish Embassy for Representative Thaddeus Dulski (D. , N. Y. ), and
said he would appreciate any information we could get for him concerning
people he might run into at the dinner. I told Nedzi that the attendance and
like matters relating to foreign embassies in Washington was within the
province of the FBI, but that we would see what we could do.
C /SE Division, was advised.
I discussed with the Chairman the present status of the Privacy
LA51TI (S. 3418) and gave him a copy of the suggested floor language that will
be used by Representatives William S. Moorhead and John N. Erlenborn
(R. , Ill. ) in an exchange concerning the Director's authority for protection
of intelligence sources and methods.
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1 9. JGO) Met with William H. Hogan, Counsel,
Intelligence Subcommittee, House Armed Services Committee, and gave
him a suggested reply for use by Chairman Lucien N. Nedzi (D., Mich.
in a query from Representative Tom Railsback (R., N. J.) concerning a
constituent request for information on reports that the CIA is intervening
in the affairs After discussing the response,
Hogan said he wou d draft a final response for Nedzi's use and suggested
that it would be well to plan to meet with the Chairman to brief him in
some. detail on the C/LA, has been advised,
Received from Hogan a news item from the Detroit News of
11 December 1974 entitled, "Secret Spy School Run by CIA Located in
D. C. Apartment. IT Hogan told me that he had just received the item from
Chairman Nedzi with a request for our comments. DDO, has
10. LLM) Col. Clinton Granger, NSC staff,
reported that Mr. Cary's call to him Saturday had caused a refocusing
t L,1 'gher levels on the provision limiting intelligence activities in the
eign Assistance Act, and that he needed soonest our recommended
report it to the "West Wing.."
language changes for reconsideration by the conference committee.
After consultation with the Director, recommended language changes
were LDX'd to Granger.
Later, Granger advised that he had received the material and
that they were "shooting it to the President who was now flying back. "
I called Granger and indicated that we had a number of reservations
concerning the provision and had made a number of suggestions which have
not been adopted, including the possibility of dropping the language "any
other act" on the basis of germaneness which would completely solve
our problem. Granger hoisted this aboard quickly and said he would
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