Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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13-00000CABLE SEC DISSEM BYPER Sopliz TOTAL COPIES 10 /RUN BYSECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDSTAFFADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDBY AT ZACTION UNIT RF FILE VR DCI/REVIEW STAFF, CS/RFC/EA 3ACTION #NFODDD SA/DDO OLCT 595025 EIA412 PAGE 01-01 IN 791659TOR:122154Z JAN 76. CNBR 21007SECRET 122040Z JAN 75 STAFFCITE CANBERRA 21007.TO: JAKARTA INFO DIRECTOR.RYBAT PLMHCONGA CODEL RANDALL AND ADDABBOREFS: A. JAKARTA 35606 (IW787635)B. JAKARTA 35661 (IW 790579)CANBERRA STATION MUCH APPRECIATES ADVANCED REPORTINGON CODELS. WAS HELPFUL WITH THE RANDALL GROUP, AND AM SUREWILL BE VALUABLE WITH ADDABBO GROUP AS WELL. REGARDS. E2 IMPDET,SECRET
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FORM 3020b7-11 MFG. 2/76CABLE SEC DISSEM BY 4 PER S0P 112 TOTAL COPIES 10 RUN BY 4SECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED BY AT Z STAFFACTION UNIT RF. FILE. VR DCI(REVIEW STAFF)C/EA3 000, CS/RF, SA/DDO, O/OLCACTION #IN 791004T 593616 EIA024 PAGE 01 JKRT 35674TOR:121111Z JAN 76SECRET 120939Z JAN 76 STAFFCITE JAKARTA 35674TO: DIRECTOR.RYBAT PLMHCUNGA CODEL ADDABBOREF: JAKARTA 35661 (790579)1. AT RECEPTION AT HOME OF CHARGE NIGHT OF 11 JANUARY,   REPRESENTATIVE ADDABBO MADE POINT OF TELLING COS THAT STATION   BRIEFING AS PER REF WAS "DAMN GOOD" AND THAT HE APPRECIATED THE   FRANK ANSWERS TO THE DELEGATION'S QUESTIONS.2, MR. SNODGRASS ALSO VOLUNTERRED THAT THE BRIEFING HADIMPACTED FAVORABLY ON THE DELEGATION AND THAT THEY WERE SURPRISEDAND PLEASED TO GET SUCH STRAIGHTFORWARD ANSWERS TO THEIR QUESTIONS.HE ADDED THAT WHAT OFTEN GAVE HIM TROUBLE WAS STATEMENTS BYAGENCY OFFICERS THAT THEY HAD BEEN PURSUING SOVIET OFFICIALS FORTEN YEARS OR MORE AND HAD NOT YET RECRUITED ONE. HE ALLUDED TOTHIS AS THE BUREAUCRAT'S DREAM, BEING PERPETUALLY PAID FOR SEEKINGTHE HOLY GRAIL WITHOUT EVER FINDING IT. COS POINTED OUT TO MR.SNUDGRASS THAT SOVIETS WERE BEING RECRUITED AND THAT THE WORKOF UNE STATION WHICH MIGHT NOT RESULT IN RECRUITMENT WOULD BETHE VERY BASIS ON WHICH ANOTHER STATION IS ABLE TO MAKE A SUCCESSFULSECRET
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13-000007-71 MFG. 2/75CABLE SEC DISSEM BY _________ PER _________ TOTAL COPIES _________ RUN BY _________ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER TH.ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDSECRETADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED _________ BY _________ AT _________ ZACTION UNIT | RF | FILE | VR |STAFF| 1   | 4   || --- | --- || 2   | 5   || --- | --- || 3   | 6   |ACTION#NFOT 593616 EIA024 PAGE 02 IN 791004TO R: 121111Z JAN 76 JKRT 35674RECRUITMENT APPROACH, IN COST EFFECTIVENESS TERMS, ALSO POINTEDOUT THAT THE RECRUITMENT OF A SINGLE SOVIET COULD AND DOES RESULTIN A MORE ACCURATE APPRAISAL OF THE SOVIET THREAT AND THUS A MOREREALISTIC ALLOCATION OF FUNDS TO MEET IT. MR. SNODGRASS ADMITTEDTHAT THIS WAS SO BUT ADDED HIS OPINION THAT MORE RATHER THAN LESSCONGRESSIONAL CONTACT WITH CIA FIELD PERSONNEL AS IN JAKARTAWOULD BE A PLUS FOR THE AGENCY AND GIVE THE CONGRESS A BETTERFEEL FOR OUR ENDEAVORS AND PROBLEMS.3. MR. CAREY ALSO SAID THAT ON THE BASIS OF HIS TALKS WITH   MEMBERS OF THE DELEGATION IT APPEARED THAT THE BRIEFING HAD GONE   DOWN WELL AND THAT THEY FELT THEY WERE BEING GIVEN AN ACCURATE   AND INTERESTING INSIGHT.4. THUS IT SEEMS THAT STATION DID GET THROUGH TO THE DELEGATION   DESPITE THE INITIAL IMPRESSION THAT THEY WERE GENERALLY LETHARGIC   ABOUT IT.5. NEW SUBJECT: DOES HEADQUARTERS HAVE ANY SPECIFIC   INSTRUCTIONS FUR HANDLING OF CODEL DIGGS? E2, IMPDET.SECRET
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FORM 3020b7-71: MFG. 2/75CABLE SEC DISSEM BY 28 PER SOP 112 TOTAL COPIES 10 RUN BYPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTEDACTION UNIT BY AT Z STAFFACTION # 3 CS/RF DDO, D/OLCT 592728 Ε1Α152 PAGE 01 IN 790651TOR:112233Z JAN 76 CNBR 21000SECRET 112220Z JAN 76 STAFFCITE CANBERRA 21000TO: IMMEDIATE WELLINGTON INFO DIRECTOR.RYBAT PLMHCONGA CONGRESSMAN MILFORDREF: WELLINGTON 15837/(1~787572)1. CONGRESSMAN MILFORD DESIRES REFERENCED MEETING AT 0800 AND WILL EXPECT CONTACT FOR DETAILS UPON HIS ARRIVAL.2. HE IS VERY EASY TO TALK TO AND AM SURE YOU WILL ENJOY THE MEETING. HE MET HERE WITH HEADS OF LIAISON SERVICES, ABOUT 45 MINUTES WITH EACH. HIS PRINCIPAL QUESTIONS ARE WOHAT THEY THINK OF THE CURRENT INVESTIGATIONS, WHAT IMPACT HAVE THEY HAD ON FOREIGN INTEL RELATIONS, ETC.3. HE HAS A MINOR HEARING PROBLEM, SO SHOULD ARRANGE TO HAVE HIM SEATED AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO BRIGADIER GILBERT.4. BEST REGARDS. E2, IMPDET.SECRET
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FORM 3020b7-71 MFG. 2/75CABLE SEC DISSEM BY 28 PER SoP112 TOTAL COPIES 10-1 RUN BYPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED.ADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED| ACTION UNIT | I   | RF. FILE VR.            | BY AT Z || ----------- | --- | ----------------------- | ------- || C/EA3       | N   | DCI/REVIEW STAFF        |         ||             | F   | CS/RF, DDO SADOO, D/DLC |         ||             | O   |                         |         || ACTION # | Y 592741 | EIA165 | PAGE 01 |TOR:112313Z JAN 76![precedence]IN 790652CNBR 21001SECRET 112305Z JAN 75 STAFFCITE CANBERRA 21001TO: PRIORITY DIRECTOR.RYBAT PLMHCONGA RTBUSHEL (DUCKETT)SUBJECT: MILFORD VISIT1. COS SPENT ABOUT EIGHT HOURS WITH CONGRESSMAN MILFORD   ON 10 JANUARY, AND BELIEVE HE WENT AWAY TOTALLY SATISFIED THAT   HE HAD ACCOMPLISHED HIS OBJECTIVES HERE. HE MET WITH   SQUASH DIRECTOR GENERAL, D/JIO AND SOTERN/44, EACH FOR ABOUT 45   MINUTES AND ALL MEETINGS WENT WELL. ALSO WORKED THE MEETING IN   WITH THE NASA REP AND THAT ALSO APPEARED TO GO WELL, AS DID THE   MEETING ON THE SPECIAL S AND T SUBJECT.2. INCIDENTAL CONVERSATIONS HELD WITH WILSON AND DICKINSON,   DEALING WITH TERRORISM QUESTION. ENTIRE DELEGATION WAS VERY   FRIENDLY AND A PLEASURE TO DEAL WITH. JACK MAURY'S PRESENCE   WAS AN ASSET.3. DETAILED SUMMARY OF DAY'S ACTIVITY BEING FORWARDED   THIS DATE. E2 IMPDET.SECRET
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# SECRETFORM 3020b7-71-MFG. 2/75CABLE SEC DISSEM 47 PER SOP 112 TOTAL COPIES 10-2 RUN BYSECRETPERSON UNIT NOTIFIED.ADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDACTION UNITC/EA3 DDO CS/RF SADDO OLCACTION #VR DCI (REVIEW STAFF)T 592369 EIA799 PAGE 01 IN 790579TOR:111013Z JAN 76 JKRT 35661SECRET 110937Z JAN 76 STAFFCITE JAKARTA 35661.TO: DIRECTOR INFO IMMEDIATE CANBERRA, SYDNEY.NIACT CANBERRARYBAT PLMHCONGA CODEL ADDABB01. COS BRIEFED REPS ADDABBO, EDWARDS AND ROBINSON AND   MESSERS PRESTON, SNODGRASS AND CARY ON 11 JAN IN COS OFFICE.   ONE HOUR SESSION WAS BASICALLY QUESTION AND ANSWER PERIOD   CONCERNING TARGETS, OVERALL BUDGET, FIELD PORTION OF BUDGET,   ALLOCATION OF COSTS TO COMMUNIST TARGETS VS INTERNAL TARGETS,   RELATIONSHIP WITH LIAISON, ASSESSMENT OF GOVT. STABILITY AND   INSURGENCY POTENTIAL, MEANS OF ACQUISITION OF SECRET INFORMATION,   MOST IMPORTANT REPORTING OVER PAST YEAR, AMOUNT OF COVER WORK   PERFORMED BY OFFICIALLY COVERED OFFICERS, MALAYSIAN INSURGENCY,   INDONESIAN REASONS FOR NOT PROVIDING BASES, DIA ROLE IN INDONESIA,   AND CONSTRAINTS OF COS SPENDING.2. QUESTIONS WERE NOT PERSUED WITH MUCH VIGOR AND GROUP   SEEMED NOT TOO DIFFICULT TO SATISFY. EXCEPTION WAS SNODGRASS,   A YOUNG AGGRESSIVE STAFFER WHO OBVIOUSLY WANTED TO DELVE   IN MORE DETAIL BUT WAS RESTRAINED BY TIME LIMITATIONS (THESECRET
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13-00000FORM 3020b7-71 MFG. 2/75CABLE SEC DISSEM BY____________PER____________TOTAL COPIES____________RUN BYPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED.____________SECRETADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED BY AT ZACTION UNIT I RF. FILE. VRACTION # INFOT 592369 EIA799 PAGE 02-02 IN 790579TOR:111013Z JAN 76 JKRT 35661CONGRESSMEN WERE HUNGRY AND WANTED TO GET OFF TO LUNCH).3. THE DELEGATION IS QUITE DIFFERENT FROM CODEL RANDALL. NONE HAD THE INTENSITY OR INTEREST OF REP MILFORD OR THE TOUGH POLITICAL PERCEPTION OF REPS WILSON/DICKENSON. MR. CARY WAS QUITE HELPFUL IN ORGANIZING THE GROUP AND PROVIDING CLUES TO THEROUTLOOK.4. OVERALL, BELIEVE DELEGATION WAS SATISFIED THOUGH THEY PROBABLY DO NOT CONSIDER THIS AN IMPORTANT PART OF THEIR TRIP.E2, IMPDET.SECRET
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13-000007-71 MFG. 2/75'CABLE SEC DISSEM BY 2 PERSOP TOTAL COPIES 10-1 RUN BYSECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTED BY AT ZACTION UNIT RF. FILE DCI/Review STAFF, CSRF,4 EA 3 DDO, SA/DDO, /OLCACTION #T 588800 EIA313 PAGE 01-01 IN 789314TOR 091229Z JAN 76 CNBR 20992SECRET 090033Z JAN 76 STAFFCITE CANBERRA 20992TO: WELLINGTON INFO DIRECTOR.RYBAT PLMHCUNGA CONGRESSMAN MILFORDREF: WELLINGTON 15857 787572)1. COS WILL TAKE MATTER UP WITH CONGRESSMAN MILFORD ASAP   ARRIVAL CANBERRA AND ADVISE.2. REGARDS. E2, IMPDET.SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THANISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDSTAFF1 42 53 6
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# OUTGOING 'ESSAGE 15-2OMF 0 AGE 0 COI 0 ACP 0 TOG 0 TPE 0 MRO 0 OCI 0CLASSIFICATIONSECRETMESSAGE HANDLING INDICATORSTAFFDATE TIME GROUP: 062336Z CITE: DIRECTOR MESSAGE REFERENCE NUMBER: 789926CONF: C/EA8 INFO: FILE: DCI Review Staff, CS/RF, DDO, SA/AOD, D/OLC INDEX: 0 DISSEM BY: 22NO INDEX: 0 RETURN TO PER SOP: 0 IP FILES # 112TO: PRIORITY JAKARTA INFO CANBERRA, WELLINGTON-YRYBAT PLMHCONGA YREF: JAKARTA 35600 [IN 787573*] Y1. STATION APPEARS TO HAVE HANDLED VISIT OF CONGRESSMAN MILFORD IN FINE FASHION. REF WILL BE HELPFUL IN FOLLOW-UP DISCUSSIONS HERE.Y2. PARAGRAPH NINE, REFERENCE GIVES US SOME PROBLEMS. OBVIOUSLY, EVEN FACT THAT HE WAS BRIEFED BY CIA STATION CHIEF, IN JAKARTA SENSITIVE SINCE THAT FACT, IF PUBLISHED, WILL CAUSE US EMBARRASSMENT WITH INDONESIAN LIAISON AND WITH INDONESIAN GOVERNMENT PLUS CALLING, UNWANTED ATTENTION TO STATION. FURTHER, STATION ACTIVITIES IN INTERNAL OPS FIELD AND FOCUS ON ECONOMIC INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION IN INDONESIA WILL, IF PUBLISHED, CAUSE US DAMAGE IN INDONESIA. ANOTHER PROBLEM IS THAT WE HAVE PLEDGED TO LIAISON THAT WE WILL PROTECT OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH THEM. MEETING WITH YOGA, IF PUBLISHED, WILL BE INTERPRETED BY YOGA AS A BREACH OF FAITH.Y3. THEREFORE REQUEST STATION FORWARD "NON-CLASSIFIED" VERSION OF BRIEFING AND YOGA MEETING BY CABLE. HEADQUARTERSDATE:ORIG:UNIT:EXT:
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13-00000OUTGOING MESSAGESIGNAL CENTER USE ONLYROUTINGAGE COI ACP TOG TPE MRO OCI0 0 0 0 0 0CLASSIFICATIONSECRETMESSAGE HANDLING INDICATOR DATE-TIME GROUP CITE MESSAGE REFERENCE NUMBERSTAFF DIRECTORCONF: INFO: FILE 7899260 INDEX DISSEM BY:0 NO INDEX0 RETURN TO PER0 IP FILES #WILL HANDLE HERE WITH CONGRESSMAN MILFORD SO THAT STATIONOPERATIONS INCLUDING LIAISON EQUITIES ARE PROTECTED.Y4. FOR CANBERRA, WELLINGTON: IF CONGRESSMAN MILFORD MAKES   REQUEST FOR UNCLASSIFIED VERSIONS OF MEETING AND BRIEFINGS WITH/   BY STATION AND LIAISON STATION SHOULD AGREE FORWARD TO HEADQUARTERS.   AND WE WILL HANDLE IN SIMILAR FASHION AS JAKARTA MATERIAL. E2, IMPDET.DATE: 8 JAN 76ORIG: B.J-HOUSTONUNIT: DCEAEXT: 9373OLC MR. WHITE (DRAFT)SA/DDO MR. WALLER (TELECOORD)CEA/PMI UNFOD R.PWILLIAM E. NELSON DDORELEASING OFFICER COORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICATING OFFICERTHEODORE F. SHACKLEY, CEACLASSIFICATION REPRODUCTION. OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBIT. E2 IMPDETSECRET CL BY: 058913
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# SECRET7-7.1 MFG. 2/75CABLE SEC DISSEM BY 47 PER SOP 112 TOTAL COPIES 12-5 RUN BY [signature]PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTEDACTION UNIT /EA3ACTION #FILE VR DCI (REVIEW STAFF) CSRFDDO (SA/DDO) O/OLC DCI O/DCISTAFF PRECEDENCE1 42 53 6584782 EIA351PAGE 01IN 787635TOR:080559Z JAN 76JKRT 35606S E C R E T 080352Z JAN 76 STAFFCITE JAKARTA 35606TO: DIRECTOR INFO IMMEDIATE CANBERRA ROUTINE WELLINGTON.RYBAT PLMHCONGAREF: JAKARTA 035600 ((P)787573)*1. CONGRESSMEN WILSON AND DICKINSON BRIEFED AT COS RESIDENCE NIGHT 7 JANUARY FOLLOWING A RECEPTION AT CHARGE'S RESIDENCE. THEIR INTERESTS LAY PRIMARILY IN GENERAL INTELLIGENCE APPRECIATION OF SITUATION IN INDONESIA, PARTICULARLY STABILITY OF GOVERNMENT AND ROLE OF INDONESIAN MILITARY. THEY ASKED NO QUESTIONS CONCERNING ORGANIZATION, TARGETS, PERSONNEL OR BUDGET OF STATION. THEY WERE OPENLY CRITICAL OF YOGA BRIEFING, WHICH THEY HAD ATTENDED EARLIER IN THE DAY AS PER REF, AND FELT THAT YOGA HAD BEEN EVASIVE AND GENERALLY UNRESPONSIVE. THEY ASKED COS TO SUM UP WHAT YOGA HAD SAID, COS'S ANSWER WAS THAT YOGA HAD APPEALED FOR MILITARY ASSISTANCE BUT HAD STRESSED THAT THIS WAS ONLY ONE ELEMENT OF THE TOTAL INDONESIAN "NATIONAL RESILIENCE" PLAN, WHICH INCLUDED ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT AS A DEFENSE AGAINST COMMUNIST ENCROACHMENT, THE CUNGRESSMEN AGREED THAT THIS WAS THE BASIC MESSAGE, SAID THAT IT COULD HAVE BEEN CONVEYED IN FIVE MINUTESS E C R E T
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13-000007-71 MFG. 2/75CABLE SEC DISSEM BY__________PER__________PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED__________TOTAL COPIESRUN BY__________SECRETADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED BY__________AT__________ZACTION UNITRF. FILE VRACTION #REPRODUCTION BY OTHER TIISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITSTAFF1 42 53 6T 58 47 8 2 EIA 351 PAGE 02 IN 787635TOR:080559Z JAN 76 JKRT 35606RATHER THAN ONE HOUR PLUS,2. THE TWO WERE ALSO INTERESTED IN TERRORIST ACTIVITY AND   WHAT WAS BEING DONE ABOUT IT IN INDONESIA. THEY APPEARED HIGHLY   INTERESTED WHEN COS REPORTED THAT THE STATION HAD PENETRATED WHAT   APPEARED TO BE AN ACTIVE TERRORIST GROUP WHICH APPARENTLY HAD   CONNECTIONS WITH THE JAPANESE RED ARMY. NEITHER HAD EVER HEARD   OF THE JRA AND WERE INTERESTED IN A SHORT BRIEFING ON IT. BOTH   MADE MENTION OF INDONESIA'S CO-SPONSORSHIP OF THE U.N. RESOLUTION   CONDEMNING U.S. MILITARY BASES IN GUAM. ONE OF THE MEMBERS OF THE   DELEGATION IS REPRESENTATIVE ANTONIO WONPAT, WHO IS THE REPRESEN-TATIVE FROM GUAM. THEY SAID MR. WONPAT HAD AGREED FOR THE SAKEOF DIPLOMACY NOT TO BRING UP THIS MATTER DURING THE VISIT, BUTTHAT HE HAD CONFESSED TO SOME DIFFICULTY IN CONTAINING HIMSELFIN THIS MATTER. COS REPLIED THAT AS A PERSONAL OPINION HE SOMEWHATREGRETTED THAT MR, WONPAT DID NOT EXPRESS HIMSELF ON THIS ISSUESINCE WE HAD TAKEN SOME PAINS TO LET OUR INDONESIAN COUNTERPARTSKNOW THAT WE WERE NOT HAPPY AT THIS GRATUITOUS REBUFF. IT WASALSO POINTED OUT THAT STATION HAD MADE SURE THIS ISSUE WAS BROUGHTTO THE ATTENTION OF PRESIDENT SUHARTO, WHO HAD REACTED BY INSTRUCTINGTHE INDONESIAN U.N. DELEGATION TO SEEK INSTRUCTIONS FROM JAKARTASECRET
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13-000007-71 MFG: 2/75CABLE SEC DISSEM BY__________PERPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED:TOTAL COPIESSECRETRUN BYREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEESTAFFADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED__________BY__________AT__________ZACTION UNIT1 RF. FILE VRACTION#NFOT 584782 EIA351PAGE 03IN 787635TOR: 080559Z JAN 76JKRT 35606BEFORE ACTING ON ANY SUCH ISSUE AGAIN. WE ALSO NOTED THAT PRESIDENT SUHARTO HAD BEEN DEEPLY UPSET AT THE INDONESIAN UN. DELEGATION VOTE ON THIS ISSUE AND HAD MADE HIS DISPLEASURE KNOWN TO THE FOREIGN OFFICE.3. DURING THE COURSE OF THE YOGA BRIEFING, SEVERAL OF THE CONGRESSMEN HAD RAISED THE ISSUE OF PUBLIC STUTEMENTS OF PRESIDENT MARCOS AND "THE KING OF THAILAND" DEMANDING THE REMOVAL OF U.S. MILITARY BASES FROM THEIR COUNTRIES. YOGA HAD RESPONDED THAT THESE STATEMENTS WERE FOR DOMESTIC POLITICAL CONSUMPTION AND DID NOT REPRESENT THE TRUE POLITICAL BELIEFS OF THE THAI AND PHILIPPINE LEADERSHIP. AS YOGA PUT IT, THESE WERE POLITICAL STATEMENTS AND NOT STATEMENTS OF POLICY, BOTH CONGRESSMEN FELT THAT THIS ANSWER REPRESENTED HIGH DEGREE OF POLITICAL NAIVETE SINCE SUCH PUBLIC STATEMENTS WERE HEADLINED IN THE U.S, AND NATURALLY AFFECTED CONGRESS. CONGRESSMAN WILSON COMMENTED THAT IT WAS EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TO FIGHT FOR MILITARY ASSISTANCE FOR THESE COUNTRIES WHEN THEY WERE TELLING THE WORLD THAT THEY DIDN'T WANT IT. HE ADDED THAT THAT GOES FOR THE GUAM RESOLUTION ALSO, HE ASKED FOR COS'S RECOMMENDATIONS ON WHETHER TO KEEP QUIET ON THIS OR LET HIS FEELINGS BE KNOWN.. COS SUGGESTED THAT HE MIGHT WISH TOSECRET
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13-000007-71 MFG. 2/75CABLE SEC DISSEM BY ________ PER __________ TOTAL COPIESPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDSECRETADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED BY AT Z RUN BYREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THANISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDACTION UNITSTAFFRF FILE VR1 42 5ACTION #3 6T 58 47 8 2 EIA 351 PAGE 04 IN 787635TOR:080559Z JAN 76 JKRT 35606DISCUSS THIS WITH THE CHARGE, BUT OFFERED AS A PERSONAL OPINION THAT IT WOULD DO NO HARM AND MIGHT DO SOME VERY REAL GOOD FOR CONGRESSMEN TO LET THEIR FEELINGS BE KNOWN ON THIS SUBJECT. COS ADDED THAT HE HAD FREQUENTLY TOLD HIS INDONESIAN COUNTERPARTS THAT IT DID NO GOOD FOR ASIAN LEADERS TO SAY PRIVATELY THAT THEY DIDN'T REALLY MEAN WHAT THEY DID SAY PUBLICLY SINCE THE PUBLIC STATEMENTS WERE ON THE RECORD AND THE PRIVATE ONES WERE NOT.4. THESE GENTLEMEN ARE HARD BITTEN, PROFESSIONAL POLITICIANS. GENERALLY THEY APPEARED TO FAVOR A CONTINUING ROLE FOR THE U.S. IN ASIAN AFFAIRS, INCLUDING CONTINUING MILITARY ASSISTANCE. THEY ARE, HOWEVER, DEEPLY SUSPICIOUS OF ASIAN LEADERS, THEIR WILL AND ABILITY TO SURVIVE AGAINST DETERMINED COMMUNIST SUBVERSION, AND THEIR PERSONAL INTEGRITY, CONGRESSMAN WILSON RECOUNTED THAT HE HAD BEEN PRESENT WHEN SUKARNO ADDRESSED A JOINT SESSION OF THE CONGRESS AND WAS HAILED AS A GREAT NATIONALIST LEADER. HE ADDED, "LOOK AT WHAT THAT (EXPLETIVE DELETED) DID TO USI" THEY EXPRESSED VERY LITTLE OF THEIR UPINIONS CONCERNING THE AGENCY, ALTHOUGH BOTH SEEMED TO ATTEMPT TO ELICIT STATEMENTS FROM COS CRITICAL OF MR. HELMS. IN THIS, OF COURSE, THEY WERE UNSUCCESSFUL. BOTH EXPRESSED ADMIRATION FOR THE CONDOR OF MR. COLBY.SECRET
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13-000007-71 MFG. 2/75CABLE SEC DISSEM BY __________ PER __________ TOTAL COPIES __________ RUN BY __________PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED**SECRET**REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITESTAFFADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED __________ BY __________ AT __________ ZACTION UNIT1 RF FILE VR14N25ACTION #O36T 584782 EIA351 PAGE 05-05 IN 787635TOR:080559Z JAN 76 JKRT 356065. GENERALLY IT APPEARED THEY WERE SATISFIED WITH THEIR   CONVERSATION WITH COS, ALTHOUGH GENERALLY DISAPPOINTED WITH THE   RESULTS OF THEIR VISIT UP TO THAT TIME, SINCE THEY SAID THEY HAD   NOT FOUND OUT MUCH FROM THE INDONESIANS THAT THEY DIDN'T KNOW   BEFORE. STRONGLY ENDORSE HEADQUARTERS ADVICE TO TREAT WITH THESE   GENTLEMEN SEPARATLEY FROM CONGRESSMAN MILFORD, WHOSE INTERESTS   SEEM QUITE DIFFERENT FROM THEIRS'. E2, IMPDET.*Advised of contact with Congressmen Milford, Wilson and Dickinson to arrangebriefings, and forwarded a report of the separate 3 hour briefing of Milford on7 January.SECRET
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# SECRETFORM 302UD7-71 MFG.12/75CABLE SEC DISSEM BY PER Sop1/2 TOTAL COPIES 15-6 RUN BY 24 REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAI ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTEDACTION UNIT BY AT Z STAFF PRECEDENCE1 RF: FILE VR DCI/REVIEW STAFF, CS/RF; 1 4CLEAS N D00 $A/000 0/0LL 2 5ACTION # O 3 6T 584283 E1A894 PAGE 01 IN 787573TUR:080007Z JAN 76 JKRT 35600SECRET 070944Z JAN 76 STAFFCITE JAKARTA 35600TO: DIRECTOR INFO CANBERRA, WELLINGTON.RYBAT PLMHCONGAREF:A. DIRECTOR 788143B. DIRECTOR 788139C. DIRECTOR 788390D. DIRECTOR 7857221. MADE CONTACT WITH CONGRESSMAN MILFORD SHORTLY AFTER HIS   ARRIVAL AND ARRANGED TO BRIEF HIM ON MORNING 7 JANUARY. ALSO   CONTACTED WONGRESSMEN WILSON AND D/RKINSON AND LATER MR. TED   LUNGER, AND WILL BRIEF WILSON AND DICKINSON NIGHT 7 JANUARY.2. MILFORD BRIEFING COMPRISED THREE FULL HOURS AND GENERALLY   FOLLOWED FORMAT OUTLINED REF/D. THIS WAS LIBERALLY INTERSPERSED   WITH THEORETICAL EXAMPLES WHICH WEREVERY CLOSE TO ACTUAL CASES.3. MILFORD WAS SERIOUS, ATTENTIVE AND INTERESTED LISTENER,   HE WAS PARTICULARLY INTERESTED IN CHECKS AND BALANCES, COMMAND   AND CONTROL, FISCAL ACCOUNTABILITY, AND SECURITY AND MORALE OF   STATION PERSONNEL, HE DID NOT ASK NUMBERS OF STATION PERSONNEL.   OVERALL BUDGET, OR OTHER SENSITIVE DETAIL. HE WAS VERY INTERESTEDSECRET
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IN STATION'S LIAISON PROGRAM AND AN EVALUATION OF THE STABILITYAND EFFECTIVENESS OF THE INDONEZIAN GOVERNMENT. HIS ATTITUDEWAS POSITIVE THROUGHOUT AND HE INDICATED THAT HE HAD HIGHADMIRATION FOR THE AGENCY AND BELIVED THAT NEGATIVE CONGRESSIONALATTITUDES WERE LARGELY BASED ON IGNORANCE. HE SAID ALSO THAT THECONGRESS SO FAR HAD BEEN LUOKING AT THE AGENCY'S "OLD CATS" ANDTHAT EVEN SOME OF THE "RAVING LIBERALS" WOULD TAKE ANOTHER VIEWOF THE AGENCY IF THEY TOOK THE TIME TO INFORM THEMSELVES OF THEMANY POSITIVE CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY THE AGENCY, AND PARTICULARLYBY THE DDO. HE ALSO EVIDENCED CONSIDERABLE INTEREST IN ECONOMICINTELLIGENCE, SAYING THAT HE FELT THIS TO BE AN IMPORTANT MISSIONOF THE AGENCY AND NEEDED TO BE EMPHASIZED MORE. COS OUTLINED AFEW STATION ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN THIS FIELD THAT SEEMED TO PLEASEHIM.PAGNSE JAKARTA 35600 SECRETOFF THE RECORD: CONGRESSMAN MILFORD SAID HE HAD IN MINDPREPARING A MINORITY REPORT AND SPONSORING A BILL WHEREBY ASINGLE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON AGENCY OVERSIGHT WOULD BE FORMED. THISCOMMITTEE WOULD HAVE MEMBERSHIP FROM THE ARMED SERVICES. FOREIGNRELATIONS, APPROPRIATIONS, TREASURY, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOR, AND
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7471 MFG. 2/76CABLE SEC DISSEM BY__________PER__________TOTAL COPIES__________RUN FYPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDSECRETADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED__________BY__________AT__________ZACTION UNIT1    RF. FILE    VRACTION #NFOT 584283   EIA894   PAGE 03   IN 787573TOR1080007Z JAN 76   JKRT 35600THE PRESENT SELECT COMMITTEE. UNLIKE OTHER COMMITTEES OF CONGRESS, ITS MEETINGS WOULD ALWAYS BE CLOSED AND ONLY OPEN AS A SPECIFIC VARIATION FROMTHE NORM AND WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE. ALSO, UNLIKE OTHES COMMITTEES, COMMITTEE DOCUMENTS WOULD NOT BE ACCESSIBLE EXCEPT ON A STRICT BIGOTED BASIS AND MCWD NRLNYE DECLASSIFIED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE MAJORITY OF THE COMMITTEE, THE CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE AND SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE. HE ADMITTED THAT THIS BILL MIGHT HAVE SOME ROUGH GOING IN THE POOSENT CONGRESS. HE POOH-POOHED THE IDEA OF A JOINT COMMITTEE SAEENG THAT IT WOULD HAVEMRO LEGISLATION AUTEGRITY AND WOULD THUS SIMPLY BE ANOTHER DOG BITING AT OUR HEELS.5. CONGRESSMAN MILFORD ASKED FOR COS VIEWS ON THIS LEGISLATION AS WELL AS ANY RECOMMENDATIONS WHICH GOS WOULD CARE TO MAKE ON OR OFF THE RECORD. COS MERELY COMMENTED THAT CONGRESSMAN MILFORD'S PLANNED LEGISLATION SEEMED EXCELLENT AND NOTED THAT THE AGENCY WAS NOT ATTEMPTING TO AVOID RESPONSIBLE OVERSIGHT BY THE CONGRES, BUT ADDED THAT A SECRET SERVICE MUST HAVE SVE SECRETS, AND WITHOUT THIS ESSENTIAL ELEMENT WE WOULD BE OUT OF BUSINESS, COS OFFERED NO RECOMMENDOFRONS ON THE BASIS THAT THE REQUEST WAS UNEXPECTED AND DID NOT GIVE HIM SUFFICIENTSECRET
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13-000007-71 MFG. 2/75CABLE SEC DISSEM BY ____________ PERPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED ____________TOTAL COPIESSECRETRUN BY ____________REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THANISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED ________ BY ________ AT Z| STAFF |     || ----- | --- || 1     | 4   || 2     | 5   || 3     | 6   |ACTION UNITRF. FILE VRACTION #INFO↑ 584283 EIA894PAGE 04TOR:080007Z JAN 76IN 787573JKRT 35600TIME TO THINK THROUGH A RESPONSIBLE RECOMMENDATION.6. CONGRESSMAN MILFORD ALSO INQUIRED ABOUT THE EFFECT OF   THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT ON STATON ACTIVITIES. COS   POINTED OUT CERTAIN OBVIOUS SECURITY AND BUREAUCRATIC DIFFICULTIES,   BUT DID NOT ELABORATE.7. FOLLOWING STATION BRIEFING, COS ACCOMPANIED CONGRESSMAN   MILDORD, TOGETHER WITH CFARGE RIVES AND THE ENTIREDELEGATION, TO   A MEETING WITH GENERAL YOGA IN THE LATTER'S OFFICE. IN THE COURSE   OF THIS MEETING CONGRESSMAN MILFORD ASKED GENERAL YOGA IFMYOGA   FELT HE WAS RECEIVING ADEQUATE INTELLIGENCE ASSISTANCE FROM   U.S. INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES AND IF HE HAD ANY CRITICISM OF U.S.   INTELLIGENCE INTERFERENCE IN INDONESIAN AFFAIRS. GENERAL YOGA   REPLIED THAT ALTHOUGH HE FELT THE NEED TO DEVELOP BAKIN SOMEWHAT   FURTHER, THE PRESENT ORGANIZATION AND CAPABILITIES OF BAKIN ARE   CLOSE TO SUFFICIENT. IN CERTAIN CASES IT IS POSSIBLE TO COOPERATE   WITH FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE SERVICES, BUT THIS WAS ALWAYS DONE WITHOUT   INVOLVEMENT IN INTERNAL AFFAIRS IN EITHER SIDE. YOGA CONTINUED   THAT BAKIN AND CIA COOPERATIE IN CASES OF MUTUAL INTEREST, SUCH   AS THE SOVIETS. THIS IS A LIMITED COOPERATION DIRECTED TO   A SPECIFIC GOAL. YOGA ADMITTED ALSO THAT HE HAD OTHER LIAISONSECRET