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OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
Thursday 6 July 1978
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1. (Confidential - MMP) LIAISON Accompanied Scott
Breckinridge, Special Coordinator for the House Select
Committee on Assassinations, OLC, and Rodger Gabrielson,
OLC, to brief Thomas K. Latimer, Staff Director, House
Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, on the state of
play as between the House Select Committee on Assassinations
and the Agency. Mr. Latimer immediately understood 
that the
crux of the problem lay in the House Select 
Committce on
Assassinations possible exposure of sensitive information
He said
(Nosenko and/or Mexico operations) in open fora
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that he would brief Chairman Edward P. Boland 
(
D., Mass.),
House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, and that
the latter might discuss the matter with Chairman Louiş
Stokes (D., Ohio), House Select Committee on Assassinations.
He suggested that the best approach would 
be for the DCI to
raise the issues we were concerned 
about with Chairman Stokes
The latter in
and, then, if necessary with the President.
turn could register his concerns with Speaker of the House Thomas P.
. O'Neill. Mr. Latimer said that the 
House Permanent Select Committee
on Intelligence charter precluded the House Permanent 
Select
Committee on Intelligence from playing a 
significant role in
this matter.
2.
LIAISON
(Confidential - DFM)
Received a call from
Spencer Davis, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff,
who asked for the phone number of former Agency employee
Newton S. Miler, as one of the Committee staff 
members 
wanted
to interview him. June, 0/PCS/LOC/DDO, subsequently 
called
Miler and, in his absence, left a message that he 
call 
Davis.
I informed Davis this was how we had handled 
his request and
he was satisfied.
I also explained to Davis the Agency's position regarding
retired Agency employee Raymond Close, who was Chief 
of 
Station
Saudi Arabia and upon retiring took a position 
as a consultant
to the Saudi Government. Our position is that 
as Close has
retired, the Agency has no control over his 
activities 
other
than through his secrecy agreement which he 
signed and which
remains in effect. Davis also asked me if 
the same situation
was true for a former Chief of Station in Amman and I said 
I
would check.
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