Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# OUTGOING MESSAGESIGNAL CENTER USE ONLYAGE COI ACP TOG TPE MRO DCI0 0 0 0 0 0 0CLASSIFICATIONSECRETMESSAGE HANDLING INDICATOR DATE-TIME GROUP MESSAGE REFERENCE NUMBERSTAFF CITE DISSEM BY:DIRECTORCONF: INFO: FILE 0 INDEX0 NO INDEX759641 0 RETURN TO PER0 IP FILES. #1.  PROTECTION. THIS APPROACH HAS WORKED EFFECTIVELY FOR HQS AND ASSUME IT WILL BE USEFUL TECHNIQUE FOR SEOUL. 42. BRIEFING SHOULD ALSO ZERO IN ON STATION'S COORDINATION ROLE UNDER DCID'S FOR CLANDESTINE MILITARY INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION OPS. ALSO THINK IT WOULD BE USEFUL TO HAVE PART OF BRIEFING CONCENTRATE ON IMMINENCE OF HOSTILITIES INDICATORS WHICH NOW BEING WORKED ON BY AMERICAN INTEL COMMUNITY IN CONSULTATION WITH ROK'S. THIS MIGHT WELL SHOW COMPLEXITY OF ISSUES INVOLVED IN MEASURING INTEL SUCCESS OR FAILURES. Y3. HQS HAS HAD LIMITED EXPOSURE TO CONGRESSMAN MILFORD, THUS UNABLE TO SHED ANY LIGHT ON QUESTION POSED IN REF B PARA 2. BASIC GUIDELINE FOR THIS BRIEFING MUST BE FULL CANDOR WHILE SIMULTANEOUSLY PROTECTING SOURCES AND METHODS. Y4. PLEASE USE ABOVE INDICATORS ON FUTURE TRAFFIC DEALING WITH BRIEFINGS OR TRAVELS OF CONGRESSIONAL MEMBERS WHO INVOLVED IN INVESTIGATION OF INTEL COMMUNITY. E-2, IMPDET.HAC/EA/JKDC/EAC/EA/COPSA/DDODATE: 24 OCT 75 C/REVIEW STAFFORIG: TGSHACKLEY: DCMUNIT: C/EA C/OLCEXT: 1428DDORELEASING OFFICER COORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICATING OFFICERTHEODORE G. SHACKLEY, C/EACLASSIFICATION REPROL OHIBITED E 2 IMPDETSECRET CL BY: 061991
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# Senator's Travel FileSECRETT 408492 EIA951 PAGE 01 IN. 722803TOR1240650Z OCT 75 SEOU 25645SECRET 240620Z OCT 75 STAFFCITE SEOUL 25645TO: IMMEDIATE DIRECTOR.NIACT DIRECTORRYBAT CODELREF: A. DIRECTOR 758492B. DIRECTOR 7584271. CODEL MURPHY ARRIVED SEOUL EVENING 23 OCTOBER AT ROKG INVITATION. DUE HOSPITALIZATION OF COS, DCOS CONTACTED CONGRESSMAN MILFORD AND OFFERED SEPARATE BRIEFING IF DESIRED. IN BRIEF CONVERSATION AFTER COUNTRY TEAM BRIEFING ON MORNING OF 24 OCTOBER IN WHICH DCOS PARTICIPATED, REPRESENTATIVE MILFORD REITERATED POINTS COVERED IN REFERENT A MESSAGE AND STATED HE HAD BEEN CHARGED BY HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN TO MAKE A DETAILED STUDY OF THE INTELLIGENCE PROCESS IN THE FIELD. HE ADDED THAT HE WOULD LIKE TO BREAK OFF FROM DELEGATION SCHEDULE AS OF 0900 OCTOBER 25 TO COMMENCE DISCUSSIONS. WHILE PARAMETERS OF HI[^1] INTERESTS NOT FULLY COVERED IN INITIAL CONVERSATION, HE ANTICIPATES DEVOTING ONE/F NOTSECRET[^1]: Photo of interests
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13-00000ABLE SEL DISSEN BY PLNPERSON UNU NOTIFIEDTOTAL COPIESSECRETHUN BYREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THANISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED BY AT Z STAFFACTION UNITRF FILE VR 1 4N 2 5ACTION # F 3 6OT 408492 EIA951 PAGE 02-02 IN 722803TOR:240650Z OCT 75 SEOU 25645SEVERAL DAYS TO DISCUSSION OF FIELD STATION ACTIVITIES.2. REP. LUCIEN NEDZI WAS ALSO CONTACTED WITH OFFEROF STATION BRIEFING WHICH WAS RECEIVED IN FRIENDLY FASHION.REP. NEDZI EXPRESSED APPRECIATION AND SAID THAT HE WOULD BE IN TOUCHLATER DURING THEIR FIVE DAY STAY.3. COS MAY BE RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL MORNING OF 25 OCTOBER.WHETHER HE IS OR NOT, COS PREPARED TO TALK WITH REP. MILFORD EITHERAT HOSPITAL OR AT RESIDENCE WHERE HE WILL NEED BE CONFINED FORONE WEEK RECUPERATION. THIS OFFER BEING CONVEYED TO CONGRESSMAN,AND IF AGREEABLE TO HIM, ARRANGEMENTS WILL BE MADE FORHIM TO MEET DIRECTLY WITH COS.4. WOULD APPRECIATE SPECIFIC GUIDANCE BY Ø800 LOCAL 25   OCTOBER AS REP. MILFORD'S INTERESTS OBVIOUSLY EXTEND TO DETAILED   PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS BEYOND NORMAL SCOPE OF FIELD BRIEFINGS.E2 IMPDETSECRET
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# OUTGOING MESSAGE![routing information]OMF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0CLASSIFICATIONSECRETMESSAGE HANDLING INDICATORSTAFFDATE TIME GROUP231741Z DIRECTORCITEMESSAGE REFERENCE NUMBER.758926INDEX 0 DISSEM BY:NO INDEX 0 RETURN TO PER![confidentiality and file information]IP FILES 0 # 112TO: TEHRAN, BEIRUT, AMMAN, CAIRO ISLAMABAD, NEW DELHI, JIDDA.YADMIN Y1. ALL SIGNIFICANT CABLE TRAFFIC RELATING TO THE CURRENT   CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION OF CIA SHOULD CARRY IDEN SLUG.Y2. IN CASES OF UNUSUAL SENSITIVITY ADDRESSEES MAY USE   PLARGYLE RATHER THAN IDEN SLUG. IN SUCH INSTANCES, NE DIVISION   WILL ASSURE THAT APPROPRIATE HAS COMPONENTS ARE APPRISED OF   PERTINENT PORTIONS OF THOSE MESSAGES. E2 IMPDET.HDATE: 23 OCTOBER 1975ORIG: SAMUEL H. RICKARDUNIT: NE/COPSEXT: R-1562![signature of releasing officer]CLASSIFICATIONSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED![signature of authenticating officer]NE/COPSAUTHENTICATING OFFICERE 2 IMPDETCL BY:056382
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# OUTGOING MESSAGESIGNAL CENTER USE ONLYAGE COI ACP TOG TPE MRO DCIOMF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0PAGE OF PAGES1 1CLASSIFICATIONSECRETMESSAGE HANDLING INDICATOR DATE-TIME GROUP CITE MESSAGE REFERENCE NUMBER.STAFF 231741Z DIRECTOR 758927CONF: INFO: FILE: DU/REVIEW STAFF, CO/RF INDEX 0 DISSEM BYDDO, DDO/DO, SA/DDO NO INDEX 0RETURN TO PER 0IP FILES # 112TO: TEHRAN, BEIRUT, AMMAN, CAIRO, ISLAMABAD, NEW DELHI, JIDDA-YADMIN Y.REF: DIRECTOR 758926IDEN: PLMHCONGA E2 IMPDET.HDATE: 23 OCTOBER 1975ORIG: SAMUEL H. RICKARDUNIT: NE/COPSEXT: R-1562![signature of NE/LEASING OFFICER]CLASSIFICATIONSECRETCOORDINATING OFFICERSREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED![signature of NE/COPS AUTHENTICATING OFFICER]NE/COPSE 2 IMPDETCL BY:056382
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# OUTGOING MESSAGESECRETDATE-TIME GROUP212348ZCITEDIRECTORMESSAGE REFERENCE NUMBER758104STAFFCONF: CL/EUR 3 INFO: FILE DCI/REVIEW STAFF, CS/RFTO: ROME.YRYBAT PLMHCONGA YFOR ACOS AND OZGA Y1. HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE PLANS HOLD HEARINGS ON DESTRY PROJECT 29 OCTOBER. REQUEST MR. OZGA PLAN REVIEW PLDEFINE MATERIAL WITH CHIEF EUROPE ON 27 OCTOBER AND ARRANGE BE HEADQUARTERS NOT LATER THAN AFTERNOON 28 OCTOBER.2. PLEASE USE ABOVE SLUG FOR FUTURE SIGNIFICANT TRAFFIC RELATED TO THE CURRENT CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATIONS. IN CASES OF UNUSUAL SENSITIVITY, YOU MAY USE PLKMBALL SLUG FOR SUCH TRAFFIC AT YOUR DISCRETION. E2, IMPDET.H![signature]21 OCTOBER 1975ORIG: PHILIP F. FENDIGUNIT: DC/EUREXT: 1283![signature]C/EURSA/DDO (TN DRAFT)DC/EUR (TN DRAFT)E 2 IMPDET
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13-00000SIGNAL CENTER USE:AGE COI ACP .JQ TPE MRO DCI0 0 0 0 0 0 0OMF 0CLASSIFICATIONSECRETMESSAGE HANDLING INDICATORDATE-TIME GROUP CITE MESSAGE REFERENCE NUMBER2117452 DIRECTOR 757742STAFFCONF: C/EUR INFO: FILE DCI (REVIEW STAFF).0 INDEX DISSEM BY: 380 NO INDEX0 RETURN TO PER DDOCS/RF, DDO. DDO.0 IP FILES # MEMOTO: LONDON, BONN.YRYBAT PLMHCONGA YMANY THANKS FOR YOUR REPORTING ON VISIT MR. DAVID AARON.PLEASE USE ABOVE SLUG FOR FUTURE SIGNIFICANT TRAFFIC RELATEDTO THE CURRENT CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATIONS. IN CASES OFUNUSUAL SENSITIVITY, YOU MAY USE PLKMBALL SLUG FOR SUCH TRAFFICAT YOUR DISCRETION. E2 IMPDET.HDATE: 21 OCTOBER 75ORIG: PHILIP F. FENDIGUNIT: DC/EUREXT: 1288RELEASING OFFICER COORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICATING OFFICERCLASSIFICATIONSECRET REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED E 2 IMPDETCL BY: 012860
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13-00000UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRETDEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONSROUTING SHEETTO:|     |             | ACTION | INFO | DATE | INITIALS || --- | ----------- | ------ | ---- | ---- | -------- || 1   | DDO         |        |      |      |          || 2   | ADDO        |        |      |      |          || 3   | C/PLANS     |        |      |      |          || 4   | C/OPS       |        |      |      |          || 5   | C/SS        |        |      |      |          || 6   | C/CCS       |        |      |      |          || 7   | C/CI        |        |      |      |          || 8   | C/AF        |        |      |      |          || 9   | C/DCD       |        |      |      |          || 10  | C/DIVD      |        |      |      |          || 11  | C/EA        |        |      |      |          || 12  | C/EUR       |        |      |      |          || 13  | C/FR        |        |      |      |          || 14  | C/NE        |        |      |      |          || 15  | C/SE        |        |      |      |          || 16  | C/LA        |        |      |      |          || 17  | SA/DDO CT-5 |        |      |      |          |SUSPENSE DATE 10 NOV 1975REMARKS![signature]Senator Church?SIGNATURESA/ADDOFORM 3671 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS4.75DATE 17 OCT 1975(40)
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13-0000017 OCT 1975MEMORANDUM FOR: DDO Division and Staff ChiefsSUBJECT : The Director's Greeting Card List1.  It is requested that you provide recommendations as to whom the Director should send holiday greetings. Please submit your list to the SA/ADDO in Room 7E22 by the close of business 10 November 1975.2.  Your list should be prepared on a very selected basis. You may include the names of chiefs of foreign security and intelligence services and the names of non-intelligence personnel abroad who are of special interest or significance to the Agency mission. In most cases, these names should be those of persons whom the Director has met here or abroad.3.  After the Director has reviewed the lists of recommended names, the greeting cards will be prepared and sent to the appropriate Division or Staff for pouching or mailing.Peter V. RaudenbushSA/ADDODistribution:C/AF C/SEC/EA C/CCSC/EUR C/CIC/DCD C/OPSC/DIVD C/PSC/FR C/SSC/LA/ SA/DDOC/NE SPG/DDOCIA INTERNAL USE ONLYE2 IMPDETCL BY 037796
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MEMORANDUM FOR: DDO Division and Staff ChiefsSUBJECT : DDCI's Greeting Card List17 OCT 1975Addressees are requested to prepare a Christmas card list for the DDCI. It should include, where security permits, all significant contacts hosted by him at Headquarters or visited in the field. Please submit your list to the SA/ADDO by close of business 10 November 1975.Peter V. RaudenbushSA/ADDODistribution:C/AF C/SEC/EA C/CCSC/EUR C/CIC/DCD C/OPSC/DIVD C/PSC/FR C/SSC/LA SA/DDOC/NE SPG/DDOE2 IMPDETCL BY 037796CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY
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UNCLASSIFIEDCONE ENTIAL SECRETROUTING AND RECORD SHEET.SUBJECT: (Optional)FROM:Philip F. FendigDC/EURTO: (Officer designation, room number, and building)|         | DATE |     | OFFICER'S INITIALS | DATE | COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom. To whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.) || ------- | ---- | --- | ------------------ | ---- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- || 1.      |      |     |                    |      |                                                                                                          || SAY DDO |      |     |                    |      | FYI File in "Senatorial trip file in rily safe.                                                          || 2.      |      |     |                    |      |                                                                                                          || 3.      |      |     |                    |      |                                                                                                          || 4.      |      |     |                    |      |                                                                                                          || 5.      |      |     |                    |      |                                                                                                          || 6.      |      |     |                    |      |                                                                                                          || 7.      |      |     |                    |      |                                                                                                          || 8.      |      |     |                    |      |                                                                                                          || 9.      |      |     |                    |      |                                                                                                          || 10.     |      |     |                    |      |                                                                                                          || 11.     |      |     |                    |      |                                                                                                          || 12.     |      |     |                    |      |                                                                                                          || 13.     |      |     |                    |      |                                                                                                          || 14.     |      |     |                    |      |                                                                                                          || 15.     |      |     |                    |      |                                                                                                          |SECRET CONFIDENTIAL UNCLASSIFIED
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ABLE SEC.DISSEM BY PER EUR SO TOTAL COPIES 6-5 RUN BYERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THANISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDDYANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDBY ATSTAFFCTION UNIIRF FILE VR OCT 17 DDO*M *751 4EUR 32 5CTION #ACTION COPY3 6EYES ONLYT 389706 EIA620 PAGE 01 IN 716119TOR:1619312 OCT 75 LOND 66194SECRET 161650Z OCT 75 STAFF C/EURCITE LONDON 66194 DC/E/NW-TO: DIRECTOR, CIE/BC-RYBAT. PLKMBALLREF A. DIRECTOR 752556B. DIRECTOR 754586 2 send cry ESA/DDO.1. AT DAVID AARON'S REQUEST, COS BRIEFED HIM FOR AN HOUR AND   FIFTEEN MINUTES ON THE AFTERNOON OF 16 OCT. IN RESPONSE TO   HIS QUESTIONS, COS BRIEFED HIM IN GENERAL TERMS ON THE STRUCTURE   OF THE BRITISH INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY AND THE FUNCTIONING OF   THE JIC. COS ALSO DESCRIBED, WITHOUT OPERATIONAL DETAIL, THE   INTERFACE WITH THE BRITISH AND THE FUNCTIONS OF THE STATION   AND OUR RELATIONSSHIPS WIH THE VARIOUS COMPONENTS OF THE   EMBASSY. AARON DID NOT ASK FOR FINANCIAL DETAILS OR PERSONNEL   FIGURES.2. IN A WIDE RANGING DISCUSSION AFTER THIS BRIEFING,   AARON PURSUED THE FOLLOWING MAIN LINES OF QUESTIONINGIA. HE ASKED IF A RECRUITMENT ATTEMPT COORDINATEDWITH THE BRITISH WOULD BE CLEARED WITH THE AMBASSADOR, COSREPLIED THAT THIS COULD BE A MATTER OF JUDGMENT, BUT CERTAINLYSECRET
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CABLE SEC DISSEM BY _______ PER _______ TOTAL COPIES _______ RUN BYPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED**SECRET**ADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED BY AT ZACTION UNITRF FILE VRACTION #STAFF1 42 53 6T 389706 E1A620 PAGE 02 IN 71611TOR:161931Z OCT 75 LOND 661IF THERE WAS ANY POLITICAL RISK OR SENSITIVITY HE WOULDPROBABLY ALERT THE AMBASSADOR. COS POINTED OUT THE FACT OFCOORDINATION WITH THE BRITISH AUTHORITIES REDUCED THE RISKCONSIDERABLY.B. HE ASKED IF A LARGE SCALE ACTION TYPE PROGRAM COORDINAATEDWITH THE BRITISH SUCH AS MIGHT BE INVOLVED IN PORTUGAL WOULD BECLEARED WITH THE AMBASSADOR. AFTER HE HAD REPHRASED THE QUESTIONTO LEAVE OUT ANY MENTION OF PORTUGAL, COS STATED THAT HE WOULDSEEK AUTHORITY FROM WASHINGTON TO INFORM THE AMBASSADOR OF ANY SUCHSITUATION.C. HE ASKED IF COS WOULD APPROACH THE FOREIGN OFFICEDIRECTLY OR THROUGH GNGRAPH IN ORDER TO COORDINATE SUCH APROGRAM. COS REPLED THAT NORMALLY HE WOULD GO DIRECTLY TOGNGRAPH AND THAT THEY WOULD INSURE COORDINATION WITH THE FOREIGNOFFICE.D. HE ASKED IF GNGRAPH HAD TO CLEAR BOTH INTELLIGENCECOLLECTION AND ACTION OPERATIONS WITH THE FOREIGN OFFICE AND THEU.K. AMBASSADOR IN THE FIELD. COS REPLIED THAT ACTIONOPERATIONS HAD TO BE CLEARED WITH THE FOREIGN OFFICE, BUT THATHE IS NOT SURE AS TO HOW MUCH COORDINATION WAS REQUIRED ONSECRET
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T 389706 EIA620 PAGE 03 IN 716119TOR:161931Z OCT 75 LOND 66194COLLECTION OPERATION, AARON WILL UNDOUBTEDLY PURSUE THISPOINT IN HIS MEETING THIS AFTERNOON WITH SYKES AND HOOPERAND WE WILL REPORT ANY PLAYBACK WE GET. HE ASKED WHETHERIN COS'S JUDGMENT IT WOULD BE AN IMPROVEMENT ON PRESENTPROCEDURES FOR THE STATE DEPARTMENT TO REQUIRE PRIOR CLEARANCEWITH OUR AMBASSADORS OF ALL INTELLIGENCE AND ACTION OPERATIONS.COS REPLIED THAT IF ALL THE AMBASSADORS WERE AS ABLE AND ASINFORMED AS THIS ONE AND SOME OTHERS HE HAD KNOWN, THAT THISMIGHT WORK. THE PROBLEM WAS THAT MANY AMBASSADORS HAD NOKNOWLEDGE OR ACQUAINTANCE WITH THE INTELLIGENCE FIELD AND NOBASIS FOR MAKING INFORMED JUDGMENTS, AND THE RESULT, THEREFORE,OF SUCH A RULE MIGHT BE TO SERIOUSLY INHIBIT AND PREVENT MANYOPERATIONS THAT SHOULD BE UNDERTAKEN.E. IN ANSWER TO ANOTHER QUESTION, COS CONFIRMED THAT BOTHTHE AMBASSADOR AND THE BRITISH WERE PERIODICALLY BRIEFED ONTHE STATUS OF ANY COVERT ACTION OPERATIONS TAKING PLACE INTHE U.K.3. AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE DISCUSSIONS, COS TRIED TO MAKE   THE FOLLOWING POINTS:A. THE BRITISH WERE SERIOUSLY CONCERNED BY THE LEAKS AND
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CABLE SEC DISSEM BY PERPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDTOTAL COPIES RUN BYSECRETADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED BY AT ZACTION UNIT RF FILE VRACTION # INFOSTAFF123T 389706 E1A620 PAGE 04 IN 716119TOR:1619312 OCT 75 LOND 6615CONTINUING PUBLICITY IN WASHINGTON. THE PAD BEEN REASSURED BY US THAT WE WOULD PROTECT THE LIAISON RELATIONSHIP AND THE PRODUCT, AND TO DATE THERE HAD BEEN NO DIMINUTION OF THHE INTELLIGENCE THEY WERE PRPARED TO GIVE US, AARON SAID HE WOULD ALSO REASSURE SYKES AND HOOPER ON THIS POINT AS FAR AS THE SENATE COMMITTEE IS CONCERNED.B. COS POINTED OUT BRITISH INTELLIGENCE ENJOYED AN ENVIABLE DEGREE OF PROTECTION AS A RESULT OF THE OFFICIAL SECRETS ACT. THE ABSENCE OF PARLIAMENTARY INVESTIGATIONS AND THE VERY EFFECTIVE COVER PROVIDED BY THE FOREIGN OFFICE FOR GNGRAPH REPRESENTATIVES SERVCING OVERSEAS. COS TOLD AARON THAT ONE OF THE USEFUL THINGS THE SENATE COMMITTEE MIGHT DO WOULD BE TO CALL FOR NEW LEGISLATION THAT MIGHT OFFER SOME PROTECTION SIMILAR TO THE KIND THAT THE BRITISH ENJOY. AARON SAID THAT THE COMMITTEE WAS IN FACT LOOKING INTO THIS PROBLEM.C. COS REVIEWED THE PUBLIC EVIDENCE AVAILABLE AS TO WHAT PHIL AGEE HAS BEEN UP TO AND POINTED OUT THE KIND OF DAMAGE THAT CAN BE DONE IN THE ABSENCE OF ANY EFFECTIVE SANCTIONS. COS DUCKED A QUESTION FROM AARON AS TO HOW MUCHSECRET
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CABLE SEC: DISSEM BY:PETOTAL COPIESRUN BYSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHISSUING OFFICE IS PROPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDSTAFFARYANGE COPY JOBURD LOTTED.ACTION UNIT14RF FILE VR25ACTIONNFO36T 389706E1A620PAGE 05-05IN 716119TOR 1619312 OCT 75LOND 66194COVERAGE ON AGEE JAGUAR WAS PROVIDING FOR US.4. IN CONCLUSION, COS STATED THAT WE HAD EVIDENCE THAT THE CONTINUING PUBLICITY IN WASHINGTON IS BEGINNING TO AFFECT OUR ABILITY TO RECRUIT AND MAINTAIN OUR AGENTS. AARON REPLIED THAT IF SECSTATE KISSINGER HAD BEEN WILLING TO PROVIDE THE CHURCH COMMITTEE WITH THE INFORMATION THEY REQUESTED THE HEARINGS WOULD HAVE BEEN OVER IN SEPTEMBER. HE SPECULATED THAT THE WAY THINGS WERE NOW GOING, THE CHURCH COMMITTEE WOULD FINISH UP NEXT FEBRUARY. THE ENTIRE MEETING WAS CARRIED OUT IN A COURTEOUS TONE AND NO CONFRONTATIONS OCCURRED. E2 IMPDETSECRET
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13-00000|     | UNCLASSIFIED | CONFIDENTIAL | SECRET || --- | :----------: | :----------: | :----: ||     |              |              |        |DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONSROUTING SHEET| TO:                  | ACTION | INFO | DATE | INITIALS || -------------------- | :----: | :--: | :--: | :------: || 1. DDO               |        |      |      |          || 2. ADDO              |        |      |      |          || 3. C/PLANS           |        |      |      |          || 4. C/OPS             |        |      |      |          || 5. C/SS              |        |      |      |          || 6. C/CCS             |        |      |      |          || 7. C/CI              |        |      |      |          || 8. C/AF              |        |      |      |          || 9. C/DCD             |        |      |      |          || 10. C/DIVD           |        |      |      |          || 11. C/EA             |        |      |      |          || 12. C/EUR            |        |      |      |          || 13. C/FR             |        |      |      |          || 14. C/NE             |        |      |      |          || 15. C/SE             |        |      |      |          || 16. C/LA             |        |      |      |          || 17. SA/DDO Me Waller |        |      |      |          || C-5                  |        |      |      |          |REMARKS:SUSPENSE DATE:SIGNATUREEA/DDODATE17 OCT. 75FORM 3671 USE PREVIOUS1-75 EDITIONS17 OCT 75 16-16(40)
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13-00000UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRETDEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONSROUTING SHEETTO:|     |                   | ACTION | INFO | DATE | INITIALS || --- | ----------------- | ------ | ---- | ---- | -------- || 1   | DDO               |        |      |      |          || 2   | ADDO              |        |      |      |          || 3   | C/PLANS           |        |      |      |          || 4   | C/OPS             |        |      |      |          || 5   | C/SS              |        |      |      |          || 6   | C/CCS             |        |      |      |          || 7   | C/CI              |        |      |      |          || 8   | C/AF              |        |      |      |          || 9   | C/DCD             |        |      |      |          || 10  | C/DIVD            |        |      |      |          || 11  | C/EA              |        |      |      |          || 12  | C/EUR             |        |      |      |          || 13  | C/FR              |        |      |      |          || 14  | C/NE              |        |      |      |          || 15  | C/SE              |        |      |      |          || 16  | C/LA              |        |      |      |          || 17  | SA/DDO Mr. Waller |        |      |      |          ||     | CT-5              |        |      |      |          |SUSPENSE DATEREMARKS:![file in my senators travel file]SIGNATURE DATEEA/DDO. 17 OCT. 75FORM 3671 USE PREVIOUS4-75 EDITIONS(40)
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# SECRET 1617262 OCT 75 STAFFCITE BONN 43387TO: PRIORITY DIRECTOR.RYBATREF: DIRECTOR 752556IN-7160591. MR. DAVID AARON OF SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE BRIEFED BY   STIGGINS, HIBBERT AND DEUTINGER FOR TWO HOURS MORNING 15. OCTOBER.   AARON HAD LUNCH WITH HIBBERT AND NEWLY ARRIVED ARMY ATTACHE   COLONEL OLIVER RAY. HE MET FOR OVER HOUR WITH AMBASSADOR   HILLENBRAND AFTERNOON 15 OCTOBER BEFORE DEPARTING FOR LONDON.2. LARGE PART OF MORNING BRIEFING DEVOTED TO MILITARY   INTELLIGENCE AFFAIRS IN GERMANY AARON ASKED FOR DEFINITION OF HOW   AND TO WHAT EXTENT COS SUPERVISED MILITARY INTELLIGENCE EFFORT   WHICH EXPLAINED TO HIM IN SOME DETAIL. AARON ASKED NUMBER   QUESTIONS ABOUT COORDINATION, PROCESS AND HOW THIS IMPLEMENTED.   HE WANTED KNOW IF THE COORDINATION PROCESS EXTENDED TO A REVIEW   OF REQUIREMENTS AND OF THE VALUE OF MILITARY COLLECTION ACTIVITIES   AS REFLECTED IN ITS PRODUCT AND TOLD THAT OUR COORDINATION OF   MILITARY ACTIVITIES GENERALLY CONFINED TO INSURING THAT MILITARY   TRADECRAFT MET OUR STANDARDS AND THAT POLITICAL RISKS ACCEPT-   ABLE IN PRACTICE, WE DID NOT REVIEW PRODUCTION OF MILITARY   OPERATIONS. WE MENTIONED THAT MILITARY COLLECTION IN RECENT YEARS   WAS ON RELATIVELY MODEST SCALE AND THAT THERE HAD BEEN NO FLAPS   IN RECENT YEARS:3. MR.. AARON SAID THAT THE SENATORS ON HIS COMMITTEE HAD BEEN   SURPRISED TO FIND THAT MILITARY WAS ACTIVELY ENGAGED IN COLL-   ECTION ACTIVITY SINCE THIS NOT COVERED IN ANY LEGISLATION, BUT   ACKNOWLEDGED THAT SUCH ACTIVITY AUTHORIZED IN NONSKIDS. STIGGINS   MADE POINT THAT MILITARY IN GERMANY STRUCTURED ALONG COMBAT   INTELLIGENCE LINES AND IN EFFECT ENGAGED IN MILITARY COLLECTION OF   TACTICAL NATURE AS TRAINING EXERCISE APPROPRIATE TO THEIR   POTENTIAL WARTIME MISSION. MR. AARON SEVERAL TIMES SUGGESTED   MILITARY ORS AND PERSONNEL: COULD BE ASSIGNED TO CIA OPERATIONAL