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14-00000 4, CEASE Whe id bike Below are summarized the SSC procedures for calling witnesses before it: a. 5. Prior to holding our interview with on-duty employees or alumni, CIA should provide "all information and materials on the subject", | indicating that which is "extraordinarily" sensitive, so that it can get special handling. Witnesses may consult with the Agency before the interview. (They may be shown relevant documents to refresh their memories before testifying.) If not present (under category 3b, above) at an interview, an Agency representative should be available nearby for consultation regarding the handling of special security matters which may arise. , Prior to an interview, CIA will check the employee's file and advise the Committee of any exceptionally sensitive aspects of subject's employment which require special handling. ‘An Agency representative shall be available nearby in case a witness feels hesitant about answering a particular question and wants guidance "with respect to an appropriate response which will facilitate the provision of pertinent information and its protection", Issues which arise as DDO personnel are called for interviews are discussed below: a. Protection of Identities SN EEE EON OFT 40entities Not covered in the SSC "Outline for Inquiry Procedures" is protection of true identities for personnel under cover. ,
(ro4-t0142-10043] ' ¢ e “Py CIA CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY ( oe 7 ; ( ¢é with Steve Fallis, NTERNAL USE ONLY Addendum to Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel | Monday - 14 March 1977 4, (Unclassified - GLC) LIAISON Later in the day, L talked “House Select Committee « on epahoncanth staff, to advise him that we were not an's) COP TS provide acces e toMy” 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, ... 7 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. r 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 toa 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 deliver ed: to Ms. Fosdick this morning. GEORGE L: CARY 7 Legislative cane 7 rot of DDCI oF Mr. (Grinwi Ex. Sec. ‘DDI DDA DDS&T rT rr Mr. Lapham Ce rear Mr. Falkiewicz SA/DO/O IC Staff Comptroller NIO 2ol0?7
[toetotaa00g] re ° a ‘n? > . OLA (ureRNAL USEORLY Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel — oo "Page 5 Friday - ll February 1977 ; “19. (Unclassified - LJK) ADMINISTRATIVE DELIVERIES Delivered to Charles Snodgrass, Honse Appropriations Committee ‘staff, phone naymbers of Chief of Stat Soh ana Chief of . Station, for passage to Representatives John J. Flynt (D., Geo.) and J. Kenneth Robinson (R., Va.) for their , use in an upcoming trip to the above locati ions. . 20. ‘(Corfidential - LIK) LIAISON. Met with James Fellenbaum, Senate Appropriations Committee staff, to discuss the FY78 budget. _Fellenbaum indicated that the Senate Appropriations Committee - would have to treat the issue of intelligence-reiated costs due to - “the fact that the House Appropriations Committee has shown such interest in this matter. I informed him that the House . Appropriations Committee is. scheduling a heari ing on intelligence~ : related costs on 8 March 1977. : . Fellenbaum also said that it appears Senator William W. Proxmire {(D., Wis.) and Senator Clifford P. Case (R., N.J.} - will join the Intetligence Subcommittee of Senate Appropriations ‘Commnittee. 21. (Unclassified ~ LLM) LIAISON Advised Art Kuhl, ‘Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff, of the number of Agency employees covered by the upcoming foreign service List to be submitted to the Senate. The information was supplied by ccs, os 22. (Unclassified - LLM) ‘LIAISON. Spoke with Paul Daly, FBI, on the present state of affairs with respect to the House Select Committe 2 _ on Assassinations, Daly advised that at the reqnest of Chairman Ty air’ y GB. ’ Gonzalez (D., Texas) to the Attorney General the Committee staffers will no longer be provided access to the unclassified material they have been reviewing within the Department of Justice. Daly is hopeful that Chairman Gonzalez will approve the security clearance standards and once this is in motion the first clearances should stark coming through in about 30 days. Llasked Daly to keep us advised ag to the progress on the clearances matter to pave the way for our next coordinated step within the lixecutive Branch to scek Chairman Gonzales's - and Representative Samuel lL. Devine's (R., Ohio) agreement on procedures moll? r ‘ COT war ag: 1 . 1 Melind; fe as Ag (tis fi *} 4
(foatoraat00se eal a Jour nal - Office of Lepislati: wwe Counsel ra oc ; Wednesday ~ 9 February 1977 4. (Unclassified ~ DFM) LIAISON Mike Madigan, Minority Counsel, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, called - - to inguire about the status of the Committee's request for information on Panama. I told him I was atternpting to set up an interview with _ the Ghief of Latin America. Division for Priday- Madigan said thats $ what he wanted to request. (Confidential - PLC) LIAISON Met with R. A. (Gus) Edwards, Administrative Assistant to Representative Paul S, Trible. Jr. (R.. Va), - and discussed arrangements for Trible to meet with, ; OTR. Agency officer in charge of o discuss the Agency's. oe activities at the facility and to invite him down, Edwards had served on the staff of former Representative Thomas N. Downing (D., Va.), r. Trible's predecessor, and handled Agency matters concerning [| Mx. Trible's schedule is very tight and Edwards will call. The meeting will be a future Thursday, the day of the week that Mr risits Headquarters. The visit t will probably be ona Friday since Mr. Trible returns to his District each weekend. Wes ‘Finer, OTR, was advised. 6. (Confidential - PLC) BRIEFING Accompanied Doug George, OWI, at a briefing of Chairman Olin E. Teague (D., Texas), House Science and Technology Committee, which was conducted in his hospital room at the Bethesda Naval Medical Center. Mr. George covered the -Soviet anti-satellite prograrn and recent Soviet space developments. (See Memorandum for the Record prepared by Mr. George.) Mr. Teague was most appreciative of the efforts made for the briefing and express sed avery high regard and support for the Agency. He asked if we had any information as te an energy shortage in the Soviet Union and if they have any breeder reactors for energy use. Itoeld him I would check and set the information to him. ae 7. (Unclassified - PL C) ADMINISTRATIVE DELIVERIES Delivered to Jacqueline Hess, House Select Committee on Assassinations staff, the latest package of Agency ‘doctiments’ 65 ‘cerning the . oe assassinetion of President Kennedy which were released under court cr rder in the FOI case of Mr. Fensterwald. 201 RUPIOPAEP EE FE Oates (OPN rsh pe Pay
(104-10142-40079 . : . Journal - eof Jeti slalive Counsel fs — wor A Page 5. Vhursday 4. December 1976 FT ep | win coulis ( res d 16, (Unclassified ~ NDI) LIAISON Called Judy Hollis, in the noman Hruska (Ry, Neb, ), and told her that the picture ‘signed by Mr. oftice of Senator f of the Senator and Mr. back from our photog srapher and we would get them ‘Bush would be Bush as soon e5 we got the pictures | -to the Senator, She said that would be fine. ey fiod, on- Assassinations were: if they in 17. (Secret - THW) LIAISON Jack Lawn, called saying that staff members of the House Select Committec bothered by the third 4 ¢ gency rule and could not understand why, are going to see. all documents, they cannot look at all docurnents a particular agency, whether that agency's + docume ents or He asked for our position on this matter stating that mMe possession ofa another agency's. the Bureau was willing to allow committee staffers to read certain coc located els wanted to reserve some documents for reading at the Bureau only. I told him we had not had a problem in this area as yc but that if confronted we would probably try to play the role of a broke: obtaining the perrnission of the third agency for review of the document ative as possible wi thin limits. nts sewhere but staffers: and in general be as coopera “(Ur nternal Use Only ~ PLC) LEGISLATION Steve Needle, Office of Cenex al Counsel, OMB, called to advise that the proposed Pxecutive order to pick up for CIARDS the change in the Civil Service law for computing cost-of-living incre sent to Justice today with an urgent request that it be expe dite d for submission to the Pre Laces, will be sident. Called Chairman Lucien Nedzi (D. and. Bill fl Ag. PLC) LIAISON House Armed Services Special Subcommittee Counsel, House Armed Services Committee, and gave them a runde the Moore case from the fact sheet by Security... Chairman Nedsi gave home phone and asked that I call him if anything D/OS, office te call me at horne Should e (S CG e cr et t on Intel Lai feuce, oe SAID Om irmportant develops. word with Mr. Garmbino! Sy juiportant come up and advise them of Chairman Nedai's interest in be . Se eed fe Nou oF Act ne Legislative Counsel Ore Je . . Ps. Eva, DEE . WW) Siefl Corinteoller fbi} ; 3 , DOA
[tog-t0742-10087| ‘ y § ° : te * 4a: ec 9 n N, PR Sy Tp WRI Pe INTERNAL USE Slicer ‘ta i aan a " Tournal - Office of Legislative Counsel HSCA Page 6° Friday - 17 December 1976 _77-00 T-A/ 20. (Confidential - GLC) LIAISON Austin Smith, House Appropriations Committee staff, called and said he wanted to alert us to the fact that ‘he would be traveling to West Germany, Austria and Switzerland and would be leaving Monday evening. He said he has no plans for any contact with I thanked Smith for the alert, Zt 21. (Confidential.- GLC) LIAISON Called Paul Daley, Department of Justice, and discussed with him the Director's meeting with Chairman Thomas Downing (D., Va. ) and Representatives Henry Gonzalez (D., Texas) and Stewart McKinney (R.,:-Conn.), of the House Select Committee on. Assassinations ,and ‘told him that the Director ~ thought xt would be a | good idédto* ‘Thchide"Representative Richardson Preyer (D., N. Car.). Daley thought this was a good idea and we agreed to keep each other informed on the happenings. Later in the day, a call was made to Daley's office to inform him that this meeting had been cancelled due to-.Committee meetings and had not yet been rescheduled, e ary 22. (Confidential - GLC) BRIEFING Called Eddie Martin, - Administrative Assistant to Senator Edward Kennedy (D., Mass.), and told him of pur interest in briefing either the Senator himself or a designee on our LUSTIP END program. It was agreed that Tom White and C/CCS, would come by on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 to talk to him about this subject. 23. (Unclassified ~ GLC) LIAISON In the absence of Gretchen Koitz, spoke with Kathy Cooper, in the office of Representative Les Aspin (D.,- Wis. ); and told her on a confidential basis that] lwas . in fact an employee of the Agency, that the appropriate people in the® Agency were aware of the domestic problems and that as far as the Agency was concerned this problem should be handled between! nd his wife or their attorneys. When asked if we could suppl address, I said I would have to check and would be back in touch on Monday ?? 24, (Secret - THW) BRIEFING .I spoke. with Fran Williams, in the office of Senator Lawton Chiles (D., Fla.), and scheduled an appointment for 5 January 1977 at 11:00 a.m. to brief the Senator on the(LPSTIPEND program. ; Oz. 20/38
(404-10742-10092 # —— eras ~ ae ‘sap “ot Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Monday ~- 3 October 1977 25. (Unclassified - DTC) LIAISON Professor G. Robert Blakey, | . Chief Counsel and Staff Director, House Select Committee on Assassinations, visited the Agency for meetings with OLC, .OGC, and OSs. Gee Memo. for, the Record. )- 26. " {Genbidentiak - GLC) LIAISON Dropped by the office of Ralph Preston, House Appropriations Defense Subcommittee staff, and — alerted him to the fact that the Director would be making courtesy calls | on several members of the Defense Subcommittee tomorrow and I assumed that the Director would discuss the realignment of certain — aspects of the intelligence structure in furtherance of Presidential Directive/NSC-17. ae 27.) (Unclassified - THW) CONSTITUENT Graig Betancourt, in the office of Representative Fortney Stark (D., Calif.), called requesting a information in order to answer a constituent with respect to questions related to the use of missionaries abroad in intelligence activities. I ' referred to the regulation on the use of mis sionaries and this seemed to satisfy the request. — 28. (Confidential - THW) CONSTITUENT Burt Margolin, Administrative Assistant to Representative Henry A. Waxman (D., Calif. ), called stating that a constituent and close friend of the Congressman, a Mr. Wittenberg, had called stating that persons purporting to be _ » representatives of the CIA, on two separate occasions, had visited a _ cc: O/DDCI Mr. Grinwis Ex. Sec. DDI DDA DDS&T Mr. Lapham Soviet emigre family living in his (Mr. Wittenberg's) house and wanted to insure that these persons did in fact represent the CIA. After - checking with DCD, I told him that they were legitimate representatives. — and that the Agency was very much interested in being able to debrief the Soviets involved. Quy MES L. a Legislative Counsel 0 Mr. Hetu SA/DO/O IC Staff Comptroller NIO dad dbdind dA 4o340 ge (20492
(1os-10142-10128 = + SEGRE * a | | INTERNAL USE ONLY ADDENDUM TO JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL Wednesday - 26 October 1977 1, (Confidential - RJK) LLAISON David Bushong, Ed Levine and Walter Ricks, of the Senate Sel " #2 on Intelligence staff, — _met with Ted Shackley, ADDO, ___|}/La/ppo; SA/DO/O and| LA/DDO, to continue discussions - on the Gommittee's Panama inves tigation, Many of their questions were answered on the spot and the remaining questions are being researched and will be responded to shortly. 2. (Unclassified - RJK) LLAISON Spoke with Tom Moore, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, who confirmed that Senator Gary W. Hart (D., Colo.) would be able to meet with the - Chief of Station, Teheran, at 3:00 on Thursday, 27 October, in the Senator's office. Margaret, on the Iran desk, was advised and she will inform the Chief of Station, This is a personal meeting and no Office of Legislative Counsel representation is required. 3. (Secret - DTC) LIAISON Professor G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Staff Director, House Select Committee on Assassinations, met with me and officers from the DDO to examine DDO records On "Bayo-Pawley Action."' (See Memorandum for the Record.) 4, (Secret - PG) LIAISON Received a telephone call from — Michael J. Hershman, Deputy Staff Director, Subcommittee on International Organizations, House International Relations Committee, who was calling to confirm a meeting scheduled for the morning of 27 October. I said that this was still on and we agreed that we would discuss: an interesting report which had reached the Subcommittee through a source other than CLA; the current security situation in the Subcommittee; and two press clippings which are believed (possibly incorrectly) to represent leaks from the Subcommittee, ; 5. (Confidential - PG) LIAISON Martha Talley and Barbara Rowan, researchers on the House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, spent the affernooa in the C&R conference room interviewing one Jorrner Seoul station chief and the current incumbent. Ms. Talley reported that the interviews had been productive, 20570 (MPOET CL oy Zee. Rb 2 bb bee INTERNAL USE ORLY
14-00000 18 February 1964 DOP 4-0864 - Memorandum for Mr. Thomas L. HUGHES, The Director of Intelligence and Research, Department of State. Subject: Assassination of President John F. Kennedy. (Verification of Entry in "Historic Diary". ) [Copies to Warren Commission and the FBI.] 19 February 1964 [Commission Document No. 384] Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DOP, to J. Lee RANKIN. T> «Subject: Information Developed by CIA on “the Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City, September 28 to October 3, 1963. 19 February 1964 DOP 4-4581 Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DOP, to J. Lee RANKIN. Subject: Cuban Consulate and Embassy in Mexico City. *21 February 1964 DOP 4-0940 {Commission Document No. 426] Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN. Subject: Translations of Interrogations Reports of Silvia DURAN. Attachments: OUT Telegram No. 35758, 29 November 1963. Translation of Interrogation of Silvia DIRAN and Horacio OURAN Navarro. CSCI-3/779,482 of 10 January 1964. Trans- lation of Official Mexican Polic Report on the Second Interrogation of Silvia DURAN. 5 March 1964 DOP 4-1171 [Commission Document No. 448] Memorandum from Richard HELMS, ODP, to J. Lee RANKIN. 5p" *6 March 1964 DDP 4-1224 [Commission Document No. 692] Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DOP, to J. Lee RANKIN. Subject: Information in CIA's Possession Regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD Prior to November 22, 1963. 21
404-10142-40129 * go* iad “| /* Journal - Office of Lepislative Counsell ix S om: Page 2 6. (Unclassified - NDL) LIAISON In response to a letter from | Representative Robert WwW. nob (Ds ; Pa. 7) concer ming an Tuesday - 7 December 1976 Wir ‘etap Story, " which contained erroneous infor mation concent the Congressman, J] called Kathy Keel, the Congressman's personal secretary, and told her that a letter had been forwarded by our General Counsel to the Department of Justice on 3 December 1976 seeking their assistance.in investigating this matter. She thanked me for my call and said no written response would be necessary. 7. (Internal Use Only - BAA) LIAISON Received a call from DDO/British Desk, who said they were in receipt of a message - extaining to the message that came in this morning for Richard Moose, Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff, from Senator Dick Clark (D., Iowa) requesting confirmation of the receipt of the message and the time. After talking to Moose, I called Kathy and told her that Moose received the message at 2;00 p.m. and that there would be no response back to the Senator. She will take care of sending out the appropriate response, 8. (Unclassified - NDL) LIAISON Received a call from Richard Dingman, Representative John B. Conlan's (R., Ariz.) Administrative As ssistant, who wanted to know the procedures the Congressman should follow in requesting information on himself under FOIA. I told him to write to George Cary and gave him the address and said we would process it from there. 9. {Internal Use Only - GLC) LIAISON Richard Sprague, Chief Counsel, House Select Comrnittee on Assassinations, called to say that he would have fo again postpone the MCeMImrwe tad scheduled for today at 10:30 a.m. We compared schedules and decided to meet at 10:30 a.m, tomorrow. Sprague asked if I would have the letter on destruction of documents, I told him that I planned to bring along the final draft for him to look at. We then discussed setting up a mecting with the Director, Chairman Thomas Downing (D., Va.) and Representative Henry Gonzalez (D., Texas). He suggested that the meeting include the Ranking Minority. Member, Samuel L. Devine (R., Ohio), who he said is a great admirer of Mr. Bush. I told him I would check the Director's calendar and get back in touch with hirn.
ant” 18 March T964 DOP 4-1423 [Commission Document No. 528] Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN. Subject: Article Alleging that OSWALD was Interviewed by CIA in Moscow. 24 March 1964 DDP 4-1555 [Commission Document No. 674] Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DOP, to J. Lee RANKIN. Subject: Information Disseminated to the Secret Service but not yet made available to the President's Commission. *24 March 1964 DOP 4-1554 [Commission Document No. 631] Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DOP, to J. Lee RANKIN. Subject: CIA Dissemination of Information on Lee Harvey OSWALD, Dated 10 October 1963. Attachments: OUT Message No. 74673, dated 10 October 1963 QUT Message No. 77978, dated 23 October 1963. 25 March 1964 DOP 4-1576 Note from Richard HELMS to J. Lee RANKIN. Attachment: Five copies of “Rumors about Lee Harvey OSWALD", dated 23 March 1964. 27 March 1964 DOP 4-1606 Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DOP, to Thomas L. HUGHES, Director of Intelligence and Research, Department of State. Subject: Verification of Entry in “Historic Diary". (Copies to Warren Commission and the FBI.] *31 March 1964 poP 4-1655 (Commission Document No. 698] | Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN. Subject: Reports on Activities and Travel of Lee Harvey OSWALD and Marina Nikolevna OSWALD. Attachments: OUT Message No. 86702, 4 December 1963, 22 ae Mau
(104-10142-10131 ae : INTERNAL USE ONLY ADDENDUM TO JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL __. Thursday - 27 October 1977 o2 . . L, (Secret - PG) LIAISON Together with EA/IK, + and John Walker, O/SA/DO/O, met with Michael J. Hershman, Deputy i Staff Director, Subcommittee on International Organizations, House é International Relations Committee, as scheduled. We covered Mr. Hershman's agenda completely and {had a private chat with him concerning the security situation in the Subcommittee. (See. Memorandum for the Record. ) can so 2. (Secret ~.PG) THIRD AGENCY Exchanged several telephone _- calls with Danny Coulson, FBI, concerning the current status of NUMEC _ in the Department of Justice. Mr. Coulson reported the situation in the _ FBl and referred me to a Department of Justice official for a status report, I thanked him for his assistance. Mr. Coulson also informed me that Mr. John Hotis had replaced Paul Daly, in the Office af. 0. Legislative Affairs, FBI. We made an arrangement for Mr. Hotis and Mr. Coulson to have lunch here on 10 November. 3. (Internal Use Only - PG) LIAISON Receiveda telephone call from Victor Kramer, Special Counsel, Senate Select Committee on Ethics, who indicated a desire to get back together promptly with regard to a Memorandum of Understanding and Nondisclosure Agreement. I offered to see him on the morning of 28 October and he was pleased, 4. (Secret - PG) THIRD AGENCY At the suggestion of Danny Coulson, FBI, I telephoned Erich Richard, of the Justice Department, to inquire as to any investigation the Department of Justice might have underway concerning NUMEC, Mr. Richard advised me that it is his understanding that NUMEC is still an "open case," 5. (Confidential - DTC) LIAISON Talked to Professor G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Staff Director, House Select. Committee on Assassinations, and William K. Triplet, of the staff, conce?tt availability of certain DDO records which they wish to examine on 28 October, we UI INTERNAL USE ONLY Adds
[tog-t0r4a-ot32 - . « ~ “yo ~y be: 9 (4 rx) ak Eo Addendum to Journal - Office of Legislative Counsef Page 2 “ Friday - 2&8 October 1977 a 5. fseeret-- PG) LIAISON Received a telephone call from Peter Stockton, on the staff of the Subcommittee on Energy and Power," House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Mr. Stockton wished to inquire as to whether we had received and understood a recent letter on NUMEC from Chairman John D, Dingell (D., Mich.), [told =! him that I had and informed him of the arrangements we projected for briefings. There ensued a long discussion as to Mr. Stockton's preferences for the mode of briefing, which I informed him I could not guarantee. It was left that I would check with the appropriate CIA element, and inform Mr. Stockton of the results when I had them. -—'s«G (Gentttentinl - DTC) LIAISON Talked to G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel, and Staff Director, House Select Gommittes 2 _Assassinations, tomake arrangements for staff personnel to revie ' certain DDO documents here at Headquarters on 30 October. Beg Legislative Counsel ec: O/DDCI o« Mr. Grinwis) Ex, Sec. DDA DDS&T Mr. Lapham Mr. Hetu SA/DO/O Ic Staff Comptroller NFAC. 7 2087/2