JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

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• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 19, 2005
• Sequence Number: 4
• Publication Date: November 25, 1975
• Content Type: NOTES

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Tuesday - 25 November 1975
5. (Unclassified - THW) LIAISON I called Denver. Dickerson,
Staff Director of the Joint Committee on Printing, to explore with him
the subject of the Federal Depository Library Program. I explained
to him that it would cost the Agency about $1. 8 million per year to
comply with this Program and we just wanted to be sure that the
expenditure of that sum of money was absolutely necessary. He
stated that we should hold off doing anything about the Program for
the time being and requested that I discuss the matter with him
personally during the week of 1 December.
6. (Unclassified - WPB) LIAISON Took a call fro)-n Richard
Grimmett, Congressional Research Service, Library of Con ~Yjass, who
asked if the Agency could provide him unclassified material on Soviet
intelligence activities for a report he is doing. He said. that if no
unclassified material was available he would then be interested in any
classified material we could provide.
7. (Internal Use Only - SDK) CONSTITUENT Took a call from
Larry Woldt, Staff Assistant to Representative George O'Brien (R. , Ill.
who voiced a complaint over treatment a constituent had received at a
personnel interview here in Washington. Afte checked with.
the office of Personnel, turned the matter over to
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8. (Unclassified - RC) LIAISON Accompanied I OSR to STAT
brief Richard N. Perle, staff member of the Permanent Subcommittee on
Investigations, Senate Government Operations Committee. The Subject was the
balance of forces in the Middle East. Also present was Stephen Bryen,
executive assistant for foreign affairs, to Senator Clifford P. Case (R. , N. J'. ).
Bryen said he had a Top Secret clearance so we let him stay for the briefing.
The main thrust of Perle's and Bryen's interest was the future capabilities.
of the Arabs. There were thr STAT
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6. IAISON I called John Trello,
on the staff of Representative Butler Derrick (D. , S. Car. ), and
told him that we had no information which would confirm or deny
constituent I request for information relative to KG13
infiltration of the Capitol. I told him that this was a matter within
the jurisdiction of the FBI and that it was my understanding that
the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence had recently put this
question to the FBI. I added that perhaps Representative Derrick.
would like to contact the FBI for further information. Trello asked
me to put this in writing, which has been clone.
7. I ILIAISON I took a call from
Dr. Richard Grimmett, of the T ibrar~ ~ho stated
that he was preparing some biographic information on former
Directors of the Agency and wanted to know if we could forward
to him biographic information including current occupation and
current address on all Directors from Souers to Raborn. After
checking with the Office of Personnel, I called Grimmett back and
told him that due to the implications of the Privacy Act: we would
need the request in writing and that before we could release the
information we would have to have the permission of the former
Directors. He thanked me for my efforts and stated that he would
not make such a request at this time.
8.1 LIAISON I called Dick White,
Administrative Assistant to Representative Dale Milford (D. , Texas),
and passed him a message for Representative Milford from Carl Duckett,
DD /S?_T, to the effect that the items Milford was interested in could be
seen here in the Washington, D. C. area and that a meeting could probably
be. arranged here in Washington with the person Representative Milford
was interested in talking to about the items. White said he would pass
the inessage to the Representative and get back to me.
9. I I LEGISLATION Called Jane McMullan,
Senate Appropriations Committee staff, for the language of Senator James
Abourezk's (D. , S. Dak. ) amendment, which would bar covert: action, to
the Defense Appropriations Bill, which she provided zimie.
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Thursday - 13 November 1975
10. (Unclassified - THW) LIAISON I dropped by the office
of Dick White, Administrative Assistant to Representative Dale
Milford (D. , Texas), and chatted with him about the breakfast
meeting of Milford and Director Colby and others. We also
discussed general details of a follow-up meeting.
11. (Unclassified - THW) LIAISON Picked up from Jim. Michie,
Investigator for the Senate Subcommittee on Administrative Practice
and Procedure, Committee on the Judiciary, a package of material
which had asked me to pick up.
12. (Unclassified - WPB) LIAISON Received a call from Jim
Shields, Legislative Assistant to Representative James Santini (D., Nev. ),
who requested material on East German budget. OCI,
13. (Unclassified - DFM) HEARINGS Called Paul Hoff, on the
Senate Government Operations Committee staff, to let him know that the
House Intelligence Committee's congressional oversight hearings had been
indefinitely postponed, and to get the names of all the staffers who participated
in our I2 November meeting.
14. (Unclassified - JMD) LIAISON Called Karin Lissakers,
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on Multinational Corporations staff,
and advised her we did. not have the 3 January 1973 issue of Canard Enchaine.
I suggested she try the Library of Congress and. she said. she had already
done this without success.
15. (Unclassified -- JMD) LIAISON Called Carolyn Groves, in the
office of Representative George O'Brien (R. , I11.. ), and advised her that
General Walters would be happy to tape a radio show with Representative
O'13rieuu and also Representative Clair Burgener (R. , Gal-if. ). A time was
set for Monday, 17 November at 1:00 in the House Recording Studio, 13 31.0
Rayburn I-louse Office Building.
16. (Unclassified - GLC) LIAISON Mr. Thuermer suggested that
would be the best pc.-son to speak to the Rotary Club
of Bridgeton, New Jersey, who requested a speaker from, the CIA. to talk
to them about the Agency.
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