JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL MONDAY - 6 JUNE 1966

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
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• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: January 26, 2005
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• Publication Date: June 6, 1966
• Content Type: NOTES

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Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Page 2
Monday - 6 June 1966
6. I I Pat Holt, Senate Foreign Relations
Committee staff, called stating he had been requested to arrange for
Lincoln Gordon, of the State Department, and Admiral Raborn or his
designee to meet with the Latin American Subcommittee of Senate Foreign
Relations next Monday afternoon for an intelligence briefing on Cuba with
emphasis on Soviet activities. Apparently several of the members have
seen some recent newspaper accounts of stepped up Soviet activities.
Mr. Holt stated that Lincoln Gordon was not going to be able to make it and,
consequently, Mr. Sayre, his deputy, would appear. At my request, Mr.
Holt stated he would make it explicit with the Chairman that it would be
understood that this was an intelligence briefing and was not intended to
raise questions concerning CIA activities.
7.1 Mr. Wayne Granquist, Administrative
Assistant to Senator Abraham Ribicoff (D-Conn. ), called to set- up a personnel
interview forl indicating that this is a fine young prospect
that the Senator would recommend most highly. The appointment was made
withi t 10:30 a. m. on 7 June 1966 at 1016 16th Street.
Met with Colonel Glenn Smith, Senate Prepared-
ness Investigating Subcommittee staff, and advised him that after preliminary
discussions with appropriate people in the Agency, we could foresee no basic
problem in our participating in the Subcommittee's proposed hearings on
U.S. Commitments on a Worldwide Basis. The Agency's contribution would
consist primarily of the nature of the Communist threat and certain world
situations. I advised Colonel Smith that we would like to have more on the
details they desired to have covered as soon as possible. Colonel Smith said
he would be glad to do this but felt this couldn't be clearly defined until the
Subcommittee received State Department briefings on U.S. treaties, agreements
and other commitments.
Colonel Smith advised that James Kendall and several other members of
the Subcommittee staff are planning to travel to Europe in the near future to
study the NATO situation. Smith said the staff would like to have a briefing
this Friday or next Monday from an Agency staff member as part of their
preparation for this trip. I agreed to look into this and be back in touch.
cc: JOHN S. WARNER
Ex/Dir-Compt Legislative Counsel
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