JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP77M00144R000800100003-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 4, 2003
• Sequence Number: 3
• Publication Date: March 7, 1975
• Content Type: NOTES

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JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGTSLATI.VE COUNSEL
Friday - 7 March Ig75
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1. Called Mrs. Ann Bolter, in the office
of Representative Edward Derwinski (R. , Ill. ), and told her we would.
like to arrange to see the Congressman as a follow up to his trip to
Yugoslavia. I told her we had talked with him before he left and expressed
an interest in talking to him when he returned. ,She said she would talk
to the Congressman and call me back to set a date.
would consider doing it. Sullivan said he thought the Senato~? would.
He said he thought Michael Getler's treatment in his column this morning
was pretty good. He said he thought Representative Les Aspin (D. , Wis. )
released the. paper to Getler.
Later in the day, Sullivan called to say the paper was inserted in
today's Congressional Record.
Record without comment and asked if he thought Senator Sam Nunn (D. , Ga. )
z. ~ ~ Called Frank Sullivan, Senate Armed
Services Committee staff, and asked what his reaction was to the paper
on Vietnam. I said the Director would like to see this in the Can~r_essional
3. Called Clark McFadden, General Counsel,
Senate Armed Services Committee, about a report I had received that
Senator John Stennis (D. , Miss.) had asked GAO to do some sort cif a study
an NRO. I said I couldn't believe Senator Stennis would ask GAO to get
involved in that program. McFadden said it was news to him but he will
check into it. He said they can't get GAO to do things for them because they
are always tied up in things like this but will let me know.
McFadden said Stennis would like a copy of notes on the 25X1
13 March 1973 meeting .with Senator Frank Church an his Chile hearings.
and I told him I delivered those to Ed Braswell, Chief Counsel and Staff
Director of the Committee, last week.
4. Kebecca Switzer, on the staff of
Representative Anthony Moffett (D. , Conn. ), called to request that the
Congressman be placed on the subscription list far all the
I explained to her that all the volumes constitute a consideration. ualu~ne of
information to review each day. She said, nevertheless, we should send them
and I called to make the necessary ar ~.~n7 ,~,,.,,,~ ,~ -
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obtain execution of the appropriate secrecy a regiments.
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25X1A b. I I Frank Slatinshek, Chief Counsel, House
Armed Services Committee, called and asked if we had given them anything
on H. Res. 205 and I informed him that had handcarried the
letter addressed to Chairman Melvin Price plus attachments to Slatinshek
on Friday, 28 February. Slatinshek said they couldn't find anything and
asked that we send him another copy.
Representative Patsy Mink (D. , Hawaii), and told him that when I spoke
to her yesterday (he was on the phone too) she asked. if she needed to
send a letter regarding I said because of
the involvement and technicalities of this subject matter it would be best
if she did follow up with a letter. I said meanwhile we will get- started.
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5. Talked to Jim Menke, in the office of
on the question she asked
He said they would get a letter in
the mail to us.
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introducin to Boos and initiating discussions gelatin to the inquiry
of the House e ect Committee on Intelligence. (See Memorandum.
for the Record. )
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8. Met with Max Friedersdorf, White House
staff, to brief im on access to certain compartmented 'information and
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joined us arid. at his request I then met with~and Phillip Buchen,
Counsel to the President, to discuss several mutual problems, (See
Memorandum for the Record< )
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Jacob K. avi s R. , N. Y. ), called and asked for two 'reports
mentioning the Senator's name, C7ne was an article in "Izvest;iya'r on b May 1971
entitled "The Senator from Tel A.viv;" the other was a Tass summary of the
article the following day. I checked the Senator`s file and discovered that we had
delivered these two items to the Senator's office an 1? May. I also called. 0
and obtained the date and a e in which these reports appeared in the
I attempted to reach Ms. Eigelsbach
ut sa I left word for her to call.
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