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(404-10142-10211 , Journal -~ Officgy of Legislative Counsel i] 2 Cc A Friday - 19 Nov. nber 1976 ve 77- “x00 7/I0 | 12. (Unclassified - DFM) BRIEFING Mike Madigan, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, called to request a second briefing by | George Kalaris, C/CI Staff, on the Agency's counter-intelligence mission. Kalaris wasn't able to finish his briefing on 3 November because of numero: . staff questions and Bill Miller, Staff Director, said at that time he would li-. to schedule anothex briefing. After checking with Kalaris, the briefing was set up for.23 November at 9:30. 13. (Confidential .- LLM) LIAISON In response to his previous _ request, made arrangements with Alan Romberg, NSC staff, tovead _ the transcript of the briefing before the Subcommittee on Arms Control, International Organizations and Security Agreements, Senate For eign Relations Committee. 14, (Unclassified - LLM) FAA ALERT Reached Ralph,Preston, House Appropriations Committee staff, at home and alerted him to the fact there has been-.another Presidential finding. 15, (Unclassified - LLM) LIAISON Larry Callahan, "Department ¢ Justice, called to determine our interest in collaborating with them on drawing up the investigations standards for security standards of the House Select Committee on Assas sinations. I said I thought we would want to apply the same Standards that were followed in the case of the Senate committees and Robert Gambino, D/Security, has been alerted to follow through on this with Justice. Little progress has been made on the security clearances and Calle is quite certain that at least one and.possibly two staffers known to him we not meet suitable standards of the Department of Justice. i Regarding the "Hoover memo," a. decision is now pending in JTustic on showing it to Chairman Thomas N. Downing (D., Va.) and Repr. esentat: Samuel L. Devine (R., Ohio) ona "non es } ° be taken" basis Dave Gra, SA/DCI, was advised. “Alt i/ Mis L. CARY — fp Legislative Counsel ce: O/DCI O/DDCI Ex. Sec. BDI DDA DDS&T Mr. Lapham Mr. Parmenter Mr. Falkiewicz SA/DO/O IC Staff Comptroller CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY CONE IDEM TIAL ap Ibe menrnc ae acon
wt Soe a ae ° ! > . ADDENDUM TO JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL Chrorer- Thursday - 18 August 1977 l,. (tntannabeoon@arhy - DTC) LIAISON Mr. G, Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Staff Director, House Select Committee on Assassinations, called with an inquiry concerning summary investiga by the FBI on the House Select Committee on Assassinations staffers. I obtained the answer to his question from Mr, Sidney Stembridge, Deputy Director of Security, and called Mr, Blakey back, 2. (Unclassified - DTC) LIAISON Talked to Elliot Maxwell, on the staff of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, regarding matters relating to MKULTRA and projects CHICKWIT and OFTEN. x I 3. (Internal Use Only - DTC) LIAISON Talked to Robert Andrews, | Office of General Counsel, Department of Defense, to coordinate on matters’ | relating to the provision of information to the Congress on projects a CHICKWIT and OFTEN, 4, (Unclassified - DTC) LIAISON Talked to James Michie, on the staff of the Subcornmmittee on Health and Scientific Research, Senate Committee on Human Resources, relating to projects/MKULTRA, CHICKWIT and OF TEN, YLE L, MILLER Legislative Counsel INTERNAL USE ONLY Acting ec: o/ppcr._°3 ‘MR, GRINWLES DDA DDI DDS&T SA/DO/O Ic Staff ; NIO Compt. Mr. Hetu Mr, Lapham Ex. Sec. 2. IMPDET CL BY wchfated..
(404-10142-10229 INTERNAL USE GNLY C Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel J Page 8 Monday - 22 August 1977 cles | eh tt OZ — 37. (Unclassified -~ LLM) LIAISON Called Bob Blakey, Chief Counsel and Staff Director, House Select Commi ssassinations, and he readily assented to sign a security agreement running to the DCI to cover material under I,C, in the Memorandum of Understanding (signed by the DCI on 19 August 1977) with the ittee. Dick Rininger, OGC, has been requested to draft the apppépriate)/agreement. / LYLE L, MILLER ; Acting Legislative Counsel ees O/DDCI. oN “Ex. Sec. . DDI DDA DDS&T Mr. Lapham Mr. Hetu SA/DO/O Ic Staff Comptroller NIO Pa — we a hw 20S 72
ACRE 3 January 1964 Unnumbered Memorandum Telephone contact with S. PAPICH on 3 January 1964 regarding newspaper article appearing in E] Caribe on 27 November 1963 and possible connection with ALVARADO's interview in the U.S. Embassy on 26 No- vember. Recipient: FBI. 10 January 1964 CSCI~-3/779 ,482 Subject: Second Mexican Interrogation of Silvia DURAN. Recipient: FBI. [Warren Commission] 27 January 1964 CSCI-3/779,729 Subject: Possible Relatives of Marina Nikolayevna OSWALD. Recipient: FBI. 30 January 1964 CSCI -3/778,814 Subject: Jack L. RUBY, Lee Harvey OSWALD. Recipient: FBI. 4 February 1964 CSCI -3/779 ,817 Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. (Information on names, addresses, and telephone numbers relating to the Soviet Union.) Recipient: FBI. 18 February 1964 ODP 4-0860 Memorandum for the Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation. Subject: Assassination of John F. Kennedy. ("In connection with our efforts to assist the _ = President's Commission on the Assassination of - . President Kennedy by providing information which might be helpful in interpreting available ma- terials relating to OSWALD's activities abroad, 4)
(404-10142-10232 Ord tip EET 1 TEST) IDESITIA INTERNAL USE ONLY - C ADDENDUM TO JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL | | a “s Friday - 26 August 1977 ‘l. (Unclassified - DTC) FOIA Professor Alan Scheflin, University of Santa Clara, called to appeal a Freedom of Information Act ruling on MKULTRA made by Mr. Gene F. Wilson, our Information and Privacy - Coordinator. Professor Scheflin, who had obtained my name from the Senate Human Resources Subcommittee on Health and Scientific Research, wanted me to provide him certain materials on MKULTRA so that he would not have to pay the reproduction costs quoted by Mr, Wilson, I informed him that I was not authorized to provide material to him and that he should discuss the matter with Mr. Wilson. ‘I subsequently informed Mr. Wilson of this conversation, _ . & (Confidential - DTC) LIAISON Delivered to Elliot Maxwell, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, and Walter Sheridan, staff of the Senate Human Resources Subcommittee on Health and Scientific © - Research, blind memoranda concerning the new ‘find relating to _ Projects ARTICHOKE and BLUEBIRD. 3, (Internal Use Only - DTC) LIAISON Stopped by to see G. Robert ' Blakey, House Select Committee on Assassinations, and obtained from him - copies of FBI summary investigative reports on oelect Committee . staff personnel and a copy of his signed secrecy oath. I hand-carried the FBI reports to Robert Gambino, Director of Security, and the secrecy ‘oath to Lyle Miller. « Legislative ‘cous uns el o/ppc! i : Ex.. Sec. q - - ROS 7H DDA DDI DDS&T SA/DO/O , Mr. Hetu Mr. Lapham egcimever cL ey IC Staff NIO Compt > BONFIBENTIAL ‘mrrennal USE ONLY
[404-10142-10238).... CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY a CONFIDENTIAL Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel H S Cc A Friday ~ 5 November 1976 as ie "8. (Confidential - DFM) LIAISON Called Bill Miller, Staff Director, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, to clarify a report. we had received from our that a group of five Select Committee members were planning to visit Tokyo, but not before 15 November, Miller knew nothing about this visit and I so informed Phil Fendig's, :SA/DO/O, office, 9, {Internal Use Only .~ DFM) LIAISON Called Elliot Maxwell, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, regarding Senator Walter. Huddleston's (D., Ky.) proposed trip to Israel which Maxwell had mentioned to me at the CI briefing on 3 November. Maxwell said it now appeared the trip was off-and he would let me know if there was any change in that status, 10. (Unclassified - DFM) LIAISON Called Sherry Towell, Senate | Select Committee on Committees staff, I told Ms. Towell I was. very interested in the work of the Committee and would appreciate any informaticn she could give me about the Committee's recommendations for restructuring of the Senate committee system, She put my name on the mailing list and offered to send me some material immediately. She also said that the Select Committee would have their recommendations considered as the first order of business in the new Congress so that no comrnittee assignments would be made until the Senate had considered the recommendations, lL. (Unclassified - LLM) LIAISON Jacqueline Hess, House Select: Committes-on Ass as sitationsystaff, called concerning the request regarding the number of CIA. people involved in the Warren Commission. After ‘checking with Scott Breckinridge, Deputy Inspector General, I told her that the number was approximately 50 professionals, 12 of them on a . relatively full-time basis, somewhat up from the figures of 30 and 10 which I had provided Patricia Orr, also on the Committee staff, on Wednesday. , 12. (Unclassified - NDL) LIAISON Received a call from Debby Machemehl,. on the staff of Representative Edwin D. Eshleman (R., Pa.), who said that the Congressman was retiring and that his Administrative Assistant, Robert S. Walker, would be taking his place and wanted to continue receiving the same FBIS reports that Representative Eshleman is now receiving. After checking with FBIS Liaison, I called Ms. Machermmehl back and told her there would be no problem. ol aa Cit TERNAL Use omy CONFIDENTIAL
(ros-10142-10242 “ bo. ‘ ee — Pa - Lee ee, faa seam - - Office of Legislative Counsel SC AL Page 3 - UPd CIA INTERNAL Use guy CONT Friday - 5 November 1976 nee a ‘8. (Confidential - DFM) LIAISON Called Bill Miller, § Staff Director, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, to clarify a report. we had received from our that a proup of five Select ‘Committee members were planning to visit ‘Tokyo, but not before 15 November, Miller knew nothing about this visit and I so informed Phil Bendig: s, . SA/DO/O, office, 9, (Internal Use Only -- DFM) LIAISON Called 3 Elliot Maxwell, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, regarding Senator Walter Huddleston's (D., Ky.) proposed trip to Israel which Maxwell had mentioned to me at the C] briefing on 3 November. Maxwell said it now appeared the : trip was off and he would let me ‘know if there was any change in that status. - 10, (Unclassified ~ DFM) LIAISON Called Sherry Towell, Senate - - Select Committee on Committees staff. I told Ms. Towell I was very interested in the work of the Committee and would appreciate any information . she could give me about the Committee's recommendations for restructuring. of the Senate committee system, She put my name on the mailing list and 7 offered to send me somie material immediately. She also said that the Select Committee would have their recommendations considered as the first order of business in the new Congress so that no committee assignments would be made until the Senate had considered the recommendations. lL. (Unclassified - LLM) LIAISON Jacqueline Hess, House Select’ Commiuttes-on Assassinationsysteff, called concerning the request regardimyr= the number of CIA. people involved in the Warren Commission. After ' checking with Scott Breckinridge, Deputy Inspector General, I told her that the number was approximately 50 professionals, 12 of them ona . relatively full-time basis, somewhat up from the figures of 30 and 10 which J had provided Patricia Orr, also on the Committee staff, on Wednesday. 12, (Unclassified - NDL) LIAISON Received a call from Debby Machemehl, on the staff of Representative Edwin D. Eshleman (R., Pa.), who said that the Congressman was retiring and that his Administrative Assistant, Robert S, Walier, would be taking his place and wanted to continue receiving the same FBIS reports that Representative Eshlernan is now receiving. After checking with FBIS Liaison, I called Ms. Machemehl back and told her there would be no problem. ol an a
404-10442-10245 AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER ORIGINATOR FROM TO TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW OPENING CRITERIA COMMENTS §4559 Dovid: 32399502 Date: 11/01/99 Page: 1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION CIA 104-10112-10334 JFK 80TO1357A DOCUMENT INFORMATION. CIA MEXICO CITY DIRECTOR CABLE REGARDING EMPLOYEE'S AUTO ACCIDENT ON 13 DEC 1960 01/21/60 1 AUTO ACCIDENT PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT SECRET 1A RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 07/23/93 JFK41:F5 1993.07.23.15:55:08:430410: CLASSIFIED ATTACHMENT {[R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED Page i
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Meese Bbis kibete ow We aah’ (toa-t0442-10248 Lae oN, f Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel thursday - 14 July 1977 ‘ 7 (Secret - PG) LIAISON Michael J. Hersbm Director, Subcommittee on International Organizations, Relations Committee, Beverley Lumpkin and William Garvelink, of the Subcommittee staff, visited C&RS Conference Room this date in order to review files. While they were here, Miss Lumpkin and Mr, Garvelink Signed Nondisclosure Agreements and the matter of our dealings with NSA was discussed with Mr, Hershman. (See Memorandum for the Record. ) 8. (Unclassified - RJK) LIAISON Called Clare Buchanan, Senate! Foreign Relations Committee staff, and informed her that DOD could update . the background investigations of Seth Tillman and John Ritch,of the Committee , staff,if the Chairman sends a letter making such a request to DOD. She indicated that she would move on this immediately. , a 9. (Internal Use Only - DTC) LIAISON I met briefly with Representative 7 '. Louis Stokes (D., Ohio), Chairman, House i Assassinations, and then Mr. G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Staff Director of the Committee, on security matters and a Nondisclosure Agreement. (See Memorandum for the Record.) In addition, Chaizman Stokes gave me a letter which was addressed to the DCI and concerned the termination of | clearance status of two House Select Committee on Assassinations staffers, oh NORE RNASE Be ae I ° 10. (Unclassified - RSG) LIAISON Returned a telephone call from the office of the Resident Commissioner Baltasar Corrada (D., Peurto Rico). The Commissioner's press secretary, Bernardo Guerra, indicated that he Was gathering general information on many agencies of the-Executive Branch and wished to visit the CIA with other members of the staff-to “talk about the CIA,"'" I responded that I thought the best way to start was to send him a kit of public information on the Agency, which hopefully would satisfy his informational needs. A kit was provided by A/DCI/PA and forwarded to the. Office of the Resident Commissioner, Puerto Rico, Attentio Guerra, Room 1319 Longworth House Office Building. * ~, & p nf ohn WO. Oo ; GEORGE L. CARY Legislative Counsel general Reem leA MP ee n: Bernardo ccs O/DDCL_ ' DDI DDA DDS&T SA/DO/O - NIO Mr. Grinwis> Mx. Lapham IC Staff - Ex. Sec. . Mr. Hetu Comptroller ae | : RoZFR oo ~es og . % o . raf “tt neey f ARTI an 6 6 astra RAIN MN a CAEN SN Uc ELM ils oe detache bo NHEEe on Leeds bthe  dw CiA INTERNAL USE ONLY el
(toa-t0142-40252] ‘ or, ve ge ee % ' Tuesday - 8 November 1977 an of the afternoon in the Coordination & Review staff conference room with | _ Michael J. Hershman, Deputy Staff Director, Subcommittee on . Tyo che . International Organizations, House International Relations Coramitiee, “.. . (for only the beginning of the meeting) and We discussed - the Subcommittee's request to make certain CIA information public ~~ _ -.° and Mr. Hershman gave us a summary he had prepared for the use of ~: Members at upcoming public hearings. Mrs. will review the - | summary and sanitize it as necessary. The remainder of the session - _ Rand on compartmented clearances, it will not be necessary for him to | Blakey,. Chief Counsel and Director, House Select Committee on Assassinations, and Gary Cornwell, of the staff, because Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel ae PagelO 7 . 7 37. (Confidential - PG) LIAISON Received a telephone call . ae from Michael Glennon, Legal Counsel, Senate Foreign Relations....... ~~ Subcommittee on International Operations, who was following upona request he made on4 November for a copy of the secrecy oath which . former DCI Richard Helms had signed. I told Mr. Glennon that I was checking this out with the appropriate elements of CIA and Roped } to. a have 2 an answer for him by the following day. ” (Qaternal, Use Only - PG) LIAISON ‘Spent the better part | Also present were DDO representatives Evalina Vidal, | was spent in an exchange of views as to CIA's role in ongoing —~-:." = a Congressional investigations of ROK/KCIA and related subjects. eet TE, 39. (Internal Use Only = RIK) ‘LIAISON ‘Spoke with Lot Cooke, _ on the staff of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, concerning - ' William R. Harris, a consultant with the Committee who also works _. for the Rand Corporation. . Since Harris has already been briefed at. a receive a briefing on them at this time. J ack Williamson, SO/DCI, -.. “has been advised. Cooke also requested | the clearances held by Professor G. Robert | review a sensitive Committee document, After checking with Dan Godar, 7 OS, I advised him that they had their Proper clearances for reviewing the documents. ot. re a . 40, (Unclassified - _ RSG): LIAISON Spoke with Betsey wolf, ‘House Select Committee on Assassinations staff, and offered to send t to vos her a copy of the document she reviewed here yesterday. The document ‘was an index of Freedom of Information Act exermptions on documents _ involving the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. qaae
(toq-t0r4o-o26t] ~~ Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel . Tuesday - 8 November 1977 _ 37, "(Confidential - PG) LIAISON Received « a telephone call from Michael Glennon, Legal Counsel, Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on International Operations, who was following up ona request he made on4 November for a copy of the secrecy oath which . - former DCI Richard Helms had signed. I told Mr. Glennon that I was _ Checking this out with the appropriate elements of CIA and hoped § to on ~ have an answer forhim by the following day. mo, poe S ~ ~ (usiternal Use, Only - PG). “LIAISON Spent the better part . a of the 7 afternoon in the Coordination & Review staff conference room with --.”’ Michael J. Hershman, Deputy Staff Director, Subcommittee on =... . - > International Organizations, House International Relations Committee, ‘.: Also present were DDO representatives Evalina Vidal, | ao .., (fox only the beginning of the meeting) and| |. We discussed ..-- “1 the Subcommittee's request to make certain CIA information public ~.:. - 7 ““" and Mr. Hershman gave us a summary he had prepared for the use of: - “-. Members at upcoming public hearings. Mrs. will review the —_ ~ . Summary and sanitize it as necessary. The remainder of the session  - '. Was spent in an exchange of views as to CIA's rolein ongoing ~ Congressional investigations of ROK/KCIA and related subj ects. 39. (Internal Use Only = - RIK) LIAISON Spoke with ‘Lot Cooke, ee on the staff of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, concerning . ~ ..*” William R. Harris, a consultant with the Committee who also works a, for the Rand Corporation. Since Harris has already been briefed at 2.5725" '. Rand on.compartmented clearances, it will not be necessary for himto ~~ _ receive a briefing on them at this time. Jack Williamson, SO/DCI, - has been advised. rca Cooke also requested the clearances held by Professor CG. Robert | moe Blakey,. Chief Counsel and Director, House Select Committee on ana _ Assassinations, and Gary Cornwell, of the staff, because they wishto °° "" ™ review a sensitive Committee document. After checking with Dan Godar, -. OS, I advised him that they had their proper clearances for reviewing the documents. . an Lo ie - ., 40. (Unclassified - RSG) LIAISON Spoke with Betsey Wolf, House mitbe a ahsainations staff, and offered to send ta - her a copy of the document she reviewed here yesterday. The document was an index of Freedom of Information Act exemptions on documents — involving the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. So 19890 a a
i io2-0z7| . x | | | CONT DENTIAL ‘Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Monday - 25 July 1977 23, (Confidential - LLM) LIAISON Called Gerry Burke, NSA, and indicated that as late as Friday night, Dave Bushong, ‘Senate Select ‘Comrmiitice on Intelligence staff, was still of the opinion that Senator " James Pearson (R., Kansas) would be traveling to the NSA facility in -England, Later, Burke advised that the matter has. been resolved that the Senator will not visit the facility, but instead will receive a briefing from the NSA representative in London. 24, (Unclassified - LLM) LIAISON In the company of Dick Rininger, OGC, Don Burns, OS, and Doug Cummins, of our office, I met for several | hours with Bob Blakey, Chief Counsel, and James Wolf, staff{ of the House Select Committee on Assassinations, to review the Committee's security rules, non-disclosere agreement, and Memorandum of Understanding. “We completed negotiations on the first two documents and resolved one of the two major problems with the Memorandum of Understanding. I told Blakey that we would try to have our counter-proposal to him either tomorrow or the next day which he said would be fine. 25, (Unclassified - LLM) BRIEFING Mike Van Dusen, House International Relations Committee staff, called to cancel the scheduled 29 July briefing of the Subcornmittee on Europe and the Middle East because of the pre-recess squeeze on the Cornmittee schedule and the fact that Chairman Lee Hamilton (D., Ind.) would like to have the DCI appear sometime in Septembe re # 26. (Unclassified - THI) - BRIEFING I called Mike Van Dusen, House International Relations Committee staff, and told him that, unfortunately, the Director had another meeting which he had to attend on 29 July and, there- fore, would not be able to appear before the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle Fast on that date. I told him that we would be able to provide a senior official to brief the Subcommittee which he at first agreed to. He later called Mr. Miller and said that Chairman Hamilton wanted the Director to appear and, therefore, asked that the appearance be postponed until after the August recess. C) a) “y . . Ns, a Lm GEORGE L. CARY Legislative Counsel ce: DCL .- DDI DDA DDS&T SA/DO/O NIO itt. (Gtinwis) ‘Mr. Lapham IC Staff . 2, Sec. Mr. Hetu Gomptroller SP ete ye + Ime rs Se oye HATER NAL USE ONL: fi ye ; UU Pe R2OoSGY.