JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL THURSDAY - 18 MARCH 1971

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• Publication Date: March 18, 1971
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called by Fred Buzhardt, General Counsel, DOD, regarding the Case
bill (S. 596), Symington Subcommittee letter, and special security
clearances. Also in attendance at the meeting were Messrs. Stuart
French, OSD/ISA, and General Counsel, NSA. See
memorandum for the record for details.
7? The request of Mr. Tammen, Staff Con-
sultant to the Environmental Committee of Members of Congress for
Peace Through Law,for a visit of NPIC by Representative Gilbert
Gude (R. , Md.) to determine possible application of technology to
control the environment was discussed with I I and
Mr. Edward Proctor. I felt there might be benefits from
the visit, but he felt there would be problems in securing necessary
approvals. Mr. Proctor did not approve, due to the absence of a clear
purpose, the limited access to NPIC and clearance problems. I informed
Tammen that his request would involve considerable coordination and
I was discouraging as to its approval. He accepted but left open the
possibility he might formalize his request through "his boss" and might
gain access to NPIC through other channels.
in the office of Senator John G. Tower (R. , Texas), sent application
forms and brochures to be forwarded to a constituent.
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Samuel S. Stratton (D. , N. Y. ), called regarding a constituent,
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contacted the CIA for em-?loyment? Mr. Stratton is very interested in
2.5X1A the constituent and wanted to know if his application could be given priority.
After checking with OP, I advised Mr. Holt that the Agency
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had no record of application request, but that I would be
glad to forward application forms and brochures to him. Mr. Holt said
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application. I will send out the application
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JOURNAL
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Friday - 12 March 1971
1. Called Dr. Harold Rosen, Chairman
of the Group for Advancement of Psychiatry in Baltimore, in response
to his call yesterday to the Director. Dr. Rosen explained that the
Group was conducting a symposium on 26 March on broad aspects of
psychiatry as applied to various fields and that Senator Ervin, who
will be a speaker there, suggested the Agency might like to send a
representative to discuss such subjects as "confidentiality" and
"invasion of privacy. " I told Dr. Rosen we normally did not participate
in matters of this kind and I doubted we would have much to contribute
but I would be back in touch.
2. Jim Gehrig, Staff Director, Senate Aero-
nautical and Space Sciences, called to say that Chairman Anderson wanted
two of the junior members of the Committee-Senators Weicker and Buckley--
briefed by the Agency preferably at 10:00 a. m. on Tuesday, 16 March.
He said he would like us to particularly emphasize to the Senators the
sensitivity of the material. He said he too planned to explain the security
problem and would like from us a little statement he could use for this
purpose. He added that Senators Goldwater and Cannon might also attend.
3. I I Accompanied Mr. Houston to a
meeting at the Department of State with Carl F. Salans, Deputy Legal
Advisor, Department of State, and Ambassador Wimberley Coerr
concerning the Case bill, S. 596, op transmittal of "international
agreements" to the Congress. (See Memorandum for the Record)
4.1 1 Met with Mr. Ralph Preston, House Appropria-
tions Committee staff, who asked when he could have the budget book for
his review in anticipation of meeting on our budget with the Chairman
and the group. Mr. Preston told me that the Committee schedule is
firm for each day up to the April 7 Easter recess but that, the Defense
Subcommittee will not be meeting on Fridays. He feels the Chairman
may well utilize one of these Fridays to meet on the Agency budget, He
also noted that his own schedule is such that we might try to plan to
review some of the documents held by the Committee on the 24th of
March or possibly another day during that week. I thanked Mr. Preston
and told him that I would be available. Mr. Clarke, OPPB, has been
advised.
I briefed Mr. Preston on the North Vietnamese infiltration rate
for J~~`Yedt~r Iua~e?0~$3-$t~~Gfi1~~~USI jM f rn Laos;
Soviet S -11 Mod 2-B; and the Sovig~t nEEy .1. units visiting Cuba.