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104-10147-10174 % coms pee samp mmyes cme toe oe ——powiaENTIA 22 INTERNAL USE ONLY Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Tuesday - 1 November 1977 46. (Unclassified - ABS) FOLA Suzanne, in the office of Representative Edwin B. Forsythe (R., N.J.), called on behalf of a constituent who wanted a copy of Pike Committee Report which Daniel Schorr passed to The Village Voice. On advice from Pat - Carpentier, of our office, I'advised her to contact Mr. Mike O'Neil, Chief Counsel, House. Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, since the requested document was ‘Congressionally-originated, 47, (Confidential - RSG) LIAISON Mark Flanagan, Andrew - Purdy and Patricia Orr, House Select Committee on Assassinations staff, visited Headquarters to review material from ice of Securi . files relating to Messrs. Rosselli, Giancana and Trafficante. Portions a of these files which originated with DDO were passed to DDO for sanitization before providing to the Committee. All notes taken by ‘the staffers were classified Secret and couriered to the Committee 7 offices. a Legislative Counsel cc; .O/DDCI. DDA DDS&T Mr. Lapham Mr. Hetu SA/DO/O Ic Staff Comptroller NFAG 2222)
(404-10147-10202 % ADDENDUM TO JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL Thursday - 6 July 1978 1. (Confidential - MMP) LIAISON Accompanied Scott Breckinridge, Special Coordinator for the House Select Committee on Assassinations, OLC, and Rodger Gabrielson, OLC, to brief Thomas Kk. 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 protiliem lay in the House Select Committce on Assassinations Possible exposure of sensitive information (Nosenko and/or Mexico operations) in open fora. He said 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 Louis 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 and, then, if necessary with the President. The latter in 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. (Confidentiial - DFM) LIAISON 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, O/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 who was Chief of Station - and upon retiring took a position as a-consultant to the Saudi Government). Our position is that as 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 and,"I said I would check. -“ te be Aneel A AP * “INTERNAL. USE ONLY 9 mAatIREN TT ae | Lay atAe
(toe tovr-t0zt } i i i } ne eat a anne a me Fa ee gat nner Aeeee wn ate SOR ere RENEE tee POLY wean Bh anate, * va o¢ y OLC- 78-3040 22 September 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR : Mr. Ray Reardon Office of Security. FROM > S. D. Breckinridge SUBJECT : Agency Employees with the Surname of Bishop 1. The Office of Personnel is gathering files of present and past employees of the Agency who were on board.in the 60's. Attached are brief excerpts from the OPFs of the first group shown to me by Doris Houdesheldt. 2. I am trying to assemble a book of photographs of these different employees to show to the two witnesses who think they knew a man named Morris Bishop in the 60's. The photograph or photographs that you may have concern- ing the persons listed on the attached pages as near as possible to the first half of the 60's would be helpful. 3. I expect to have more names in the near future and will forward those to you as soon as they are available. 4. It would be appreciated if you could give this some priority attention. =, ~ + . x i — er ~ =>. wh. ea WA t S. D. Breckinridge Attachment we TOD Gs 2 DRT
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14-00000 PR Cea ee rete cet OO ne PRR ee EUR tt ee ee aeteae cee ev oR en ae os we rete Frank Patrick Bishop 004736 DOB : 25-April 1914 Office of Finance March 1958 - Headquarters April 1969 - Inspector Retired 29 June 1973 GS-17(5) 1949 5' 11-1/2" 145 lbs. blue yes brown hair 1973 grey hair He ae take odes eBid ft sta dah Adhere ae ae w oe a Po ee ae a oe
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14-00000 Bishop SOI7B9 oF bO OB : és February) — January 1960 - Giccsse October 1962 - Wicosia Es) 5-53 October 1964 - Headquarters Office of Communications GS-13 a a ae See §till active | | -1954 . 5'gt . 170 lbs. _.. brown eyes . brown hair wee eter tet oe AES, BA)
404-10147-10218 bo te Ege ts Awe dt Gand a.d Tos OLC-78-3400/1 25 September 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR : Mr. Ray Reardon Office of Security FROM : S. D. Breckinridge SUBJECT : Agency Employees with the Surname of Bishop Forwarded herewith are the remaining names of people who had an employment relationship with the Agency who also share the distinction of having the last name of Bishop. None of this group were staff employees. As this completes it I trust you can address the matter immediately. S. D. Breckinridge cote Attachment
74-90000 NN / 03 / “uae Bishop , G seudonym available on request / 6) (0427972) : 1937(?) May 1965-March 1969 - contract employee
14-00000 L 03 Bishop 0353452). DOB : @1 October )1938 OSA/DDS&T - 1968-1978 military detailee 5'11" 145 lbs. brown eyes brown hair
14-00000 a a3 Donald Gerst) Bishop o€ (097269378 ) OB : (6 Kay) 1907 oa independent contractor 1956-1971 1956 Sty 165 Ibs. blue eyes red hair a
14-00000 seudonym available on request DOB : (29 May) 1923 A contract employee 1961 - never used
14-00000 Bishop de 00 | oB :°G August) 1943 | 0 SOD - 1967-1970 | 5'6-1/2" | 140 lbs. hazel eyes brown hair
14-00000 am oj. ) Bishop OOUSUIOU) J DOB : @3 September 1936 [Fim 20 1959 - | Germany - Guard April 1962 - back to military 5'10" 152 lbs. hazel eyes brown hair Kir]
404-10147-10283 mo SRGneL ES a Le OLC 78-1641 frtar phy 12 May 1978 pea. MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Operations Deputy Director for Administration Inspector General General Counsel | Deputy Director for Public Affairs . FROM: Acting Le gislative Counsel | SUBIECT: House Select Committee on Assassinations l. On 27 April 1978, I sent you a projection of issues requiring the development of coordinated positions for consideration and decision ‘by top management, In response to my request, each of you designated representatives to a Task Force assembled for this purpose and the Task Force met on 4 May (Aftachment A)e 2. Attachment B contains memoranda on sessions with the senior staff of the Assassinations Committee subsequent to the 4 May Task Force meeting, covering Committee &6tmplaints and our pre-position - bargaining with them on certain key issues, Go Bos? a. Nosenko: Has refused to be video taped; © the Committee staff is pondering this decision, The "formal" session has been slipped from 31 May to 21-22 June. b. The question of whether the claim of sources and methods can extend to information known to a defector before he is recruited or defected. 3. LIunderstand there has been concern over the range of access by Committee staffers to sensitive information, J think you should know
404-10147-10229 OLC- 78-3040 22 September 1978 "MEMORANDUM FOR : Mr. Ray Reardon Office of Security FROM : S. D. Breckinridge ‘SUBJECT : Agency Employees with the Surname of , Bishop 1. The Office of Personnel is gathering files of present and past employees of the Agency who were on board in the 60's. Attached are brief excerpts from the OPFs of the first group shown to me by Doris Houdesheldt. 2. I am trying to assemble a book of photographs of these different employees to show to the two witnesses who think they knew a man named Morris Bishop in the 60's. The photograph or photographs that you may have concern- ing’ the persons listed on the attached pages as near as possible to the first half of the 60's would be helpful. 3. I expect to have more names in the near future and will forward those to you-as soon as they are available. 4. It would be appreciated if you could. give this some priority attention. fo * ~“ i , L S. D. Breckinridge Attachment Distribution: 1 - Adseé w/atts 1 - OLC/Subj w/atts 1 - OLC/Chrono w/o atts
14-00000 Whit Moore Bishop 056446 DOB : 24 September 1915 Office of Communications January 1960 - August 1963 - July 1964 ~ Frankfurt January 1966 - Headquarters June 1972 - Retired (GS-14(7) 1949 | 5' qi" 170 1bs. Grey hair Brown eyes
14-00000 James Clarence; Bishop a a DOB : Yl Novémber\ 1912 Office of Logistics Resigned 14 December 1960 (GS-16(5) 1952 5' 10-1/2" 170 lbs. Brown hair Green eyes Medium build
14-00000 sFred Margesom Bishop “P= 684-57) (contract #) DOB : 28 October) 1890 TSD Consultant Separated 1 July 1961 1955 5’ 10" 182 lbs. blue eyes light hair
14-00000 Frank Patrick Bishop 004736 DOB : 25 April 1914 Office of Finance March 1958 - Headquarters April 1969 - Inspector Retired 29 June 1973 GS-17(5) 1949 5' 11-1/2" 145 lbs. blue yes brown hair 1973 grey, .hair
14-00000 [Bishop O372527 DOB : @9 May\ 1923 July 1962 - Headquarters Resigned May 1963 GS-13 1962 6! 170 lbs. grey eyes red hair
14-00000 _|Bishop BI048F_CS:C‘(C; DOB : 29 April) 1940 June 1965 - CT_(new employee) August 1968 - Still active 1965 5'1i" 150 lbs. blue eyes | brown hair
14-00000 | Bishop US63857 DOB : (18 January’ 1938 DDO-Eur. May 1962 - New employee head- quarters July 1964 - JOT July 1965 - Headquarters Jan. 1968 - Mar. 1969 - Still active GS-13 1964 160 lbs. grey eyes brown hair
14-00000 Bishop Q1789T> DOB : 25 February) 1932 January 1960 - Station E. October 1962 - Nicosia October 1964 - Headquarters Office of Communications GS-13 Still active 1954 gtg 170 lbs. brown eyes brown hair
14-00000 that pursuant to an exchange of letters between the Chairman and the Director, coordinated with CIA offices of interest, revised procedures to allow a selected group of staff researchers access to CIA documents with limited sanitization to facilitate the Committee's review of the larger volumes of files involved. Sensitive viable Agency sources, however, are excised and the staff must show relevancy to the investigation if there is any question as to making material available. For example, the Committee's inquiry into _ was resisted until the staff disclosed to us that the purpose was former CIA employee James Wilcott's allegation that Oswald was a CIA agent. Those staffers given this special access have executed special secrecy agreements which run to the Director as opposed to the Committee as is the case with the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence for example. There also has been concerns expressed that the Committee has been given greater access than has ever been done before in a Congressional investigation. Although we are getting into new unchartered waters | as a result of the Jay Epstein book, the Church Committee, for example, had wide access to the Oswald 201 file and personnel files. 4, Attached is an agenda for the next Task Force meeting. You may wish to review some of the major issues pending. Positions on these issues, of course, will be fully coordinated and appropriately presented to the DDCI/DCI for determinatio . & a Lyle L. Miller Attachments cc: Each Member of HSCA Task Force
(404-10147-10271 Ho use Select Committee on Assassinations Nosenko Ken Klein, Committee Senior Counsel, has begun his review of the 1968 DDO and 1968 OS studies of Nosenko's bona fides- He should complete his first reading of the studies this week and may wish to talk to the authors of the studies. Annex Aof the OS study was removed by the DDO/CI Staff which claims highly sensitive viable sources are identified in the Annex. This was accepted by Staff Director G- Robert Blakey, chowéver,:he indicated he will request. access if he considers an asset relevant to his inquiry.- He understands he will have to show clearly that this information is relevant. oe - Patricia MeMillan _ Patricia McMillan was an American author who talked to Lee Harvey Oswald in Moscow. She has suosequently written an authorized biography of Marina Oswald. Committee staffers have reviewed her 201 file which discusses her contacts with Domestic Contact Division in the 1960's and contains HTLINGUAL mail intercepts of her correspondence while in Moscow. In April she will testify in executive session. For that session, the Committee wants. certain classified documents from her 201 file made available as evidence. We are developing a2 procedure with OGC to meet this request and still not expose our documents to either potential disclosure by other Members of Congress (by virtue of House Rule XI) or citation in the official transcript. Employee Interviews: The Committee staff will interview the following persons at Headquarters: a ’ . of Barbara Mannell, spouse of above, today, 20 March Charlotte Bustos-Vidale, retired DDO employee, 30 March erbert Mannelt) current DDO employee, today, 20 Mareh No Agency representatives will be present at these inter views - Notes from the interviews will be reviewed and sanitized by CIA prior to transmittal to Committee offices. RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce
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404-10147-10825 ¥ ¥ ® CIA INTER - oe ore a, 33 of NAL USE ONLY —— TEE ge Fs Addendum to journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Coane P chingl ~ Monday - 14 March 1977 4, (Unclassified - GLC) LIAISON Later in the day, I talked with Steve Fallis, House Select Committee on Assassinations staff, to advise him that we were nol ans BOStiPs: provideaccess to any files on the part of uncleared Select. Comimittee personnel until such time as clearances were obtained and appropriate secrecy agreements were executed.. At this point, Richard Sprague, Counsel of the Committee, came on the phone and referred to the fact that Mr. Knoche had made an exception in granting access to classified material regarding the tapes of Lee Harvey Oswald's communications with the Soviet Embassy ‘in Mexico City and he wondered if similar arrangements could be made in this case. I told Sprague I would look into it and be back in - touch with him. 5. (Unclassified - GLC) LIAISON Received a call from Dorothy Fosdick, Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, Senate Government Operations Committee staff, requesting access to a study mentioned in the Henry Bradshir article in the press today entitled, "U.S. Hard Currency and Payments in 1977-1978." I made arrangements for the document to be delivered to Ms. Fosdick this morning. RGE L. CARY Legislative Counsel é ~ cc: . , ~ DDCI 0% Mr. (Grinwis] Ex. Sec. DDI DDA DDS&T DO , . Mr. Lapham co + yt Mr. Falkiewicz SA/DO/O IC Staff Comptroller NIO RETURN To CIA Background Use On| Do Not Reproduce” 2/762 CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY