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aA. (ro4-10146-10265f oe . - ‘House Select Committe EE onrennan USE ONY SegpeR Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel a . . Page 4 Friday - 24 March 1978 ; :, — - co 16, (Unclassified - RSG) LIAISON Tooka call from Leslie, in the office of Senator Mark O. Hatfield (R., Ore, ), who inquired about a tour of the CIA for four constituents. I-advised her that no tours were | available but that we would be happy to forward press kits for each of the . constituents. Leslie indicated she would call back if she wanted us todo so. | “17, (Secret - RSG) LIAISON; Gary Cornwell, Deputy Staff Chief, 1 ;Houge Select Committee on Assassinations, visited Headquarters to discuss ‘methods for further interviews of a former Agency source. es eT 1B, . (Unclassified - RSG) LIAISON Betsy Wolf and Robert Genzman, e on Assassinations staff, visited Headquarters to review gency materi ve ce ae 19.. (Unclassified - RJK) LIAISON Received a call from Louis Hunter, GAO, who requested the status of their. request for Agency . information on technology transfer. After checking with Bob Hepworth, NFAC/CSS,: I told Hunter that there was a National Intelligence Officer ss who could sit down with the GAO people but he would be occupied on .. another project for about two weeks. Hunter said this would be acceptable and we agreed to get back in touch with one another at that time. 20. (Unclassified -RLB) LEGISLATION Spoke with Bob Carlstrom, _ OMB, and told him that the substance of the letter from Jack Blake, DDA, to — _Representative Bill Burlison (D., Mo.) had been included as a submission for the record in the transcript of Mr. Blake's testimony on 7 March before “Representative Burlison's Subcommittee, and that the final portion of the letter, regarding suggested statutory changes, with which OMB was concerned, was not included. — De 0 . oe Bo oy ers, SETI reuge pNiy ; YLE L. MILLER ihe bes, : Acting Legislative Counsel ec: ocbae! O/DDCI Mr. Lapham a Mr. \Grinwis’ Mr. Hetu Ex. Sec. SA/DO/O DDA DDS&T Ic Staff NFAC , Comptroller - 2/3706
404-10146-10273 hoch OLC 78-1641 12 May 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Operations Deputy Director for Administration Inspector General General Counsel Deputy Director for Public Affairs FROM: Acting Legislative Counsel SUBJECT: House Select Committee on Assassinations 1. 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 toa Task Force assembled for this purpose and the Task Force met on 4 May (Attachment A). 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 complaints and our pre-position bargaining with them on certain key issues, e. g.,: 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. I understand there has been concern over the range of access by Committee staffers to sensitive information. I think you should know
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 the C as resisted until the staff disclosed to us that the purpose was former 3 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 determination) Lyle L. Miller Attachments cc: Each Member of HSCA Task Force
(oe) a // r ‘ en) , a ; XY 98 746/ = SECRET FRP: see 9 6 + @ ¢@ * STAFF nlite Semin, atomenrenmneeen poem ACTION: EUR=8 (064) INFO: FILE, VR» DCI/PA, DDO|4, CS/RF, DDA, C/PCS, CA@4, CCS#2, Cled4, COMMO"7, CWO=2, EPS/EG=2, IP/OMS, LA=8, LSN/ID, ODPD=D, OED=4, OGC=2,/0LC A PCS/LSN, SA/DO/0, SE=8, SECUR=3, SIA, SIA/FL, (7i/W) i Sm GP 6D OP OD UE OH GP GD GY UP OS AD GD We EY OP OP OD ENO OPE MOM OSSHM YRS SE SMA OOM OH OD PEERS EE RE EE ENN Benegnesueewa. . } 78 0395527 PAGE 001 IN. 0395527 TOR: 081751Z MAR 76 LOND 92126 SEC RE,T 0816412 MAR 78 STAFF CtR 22a" ; crTel] 92126 TO: OIRECTOR, 4 Dps' WNINTEL MHSPLASH CKLEG SGCHART RTWINNER 207 REF 92099 0391413 1, “WATFORD. EVENING ECHO" FOR 7 MARCH CIN TV COLUMN TITLED "LAST NIGHT") COMMENTS FAVORABLY ON REF "PANORAMA" PROGRAM ON KENNEDY ASSASSINATION, 2. FOLLOWING TWO QUOTES PROVIDE FLAVOR OF ARTICLES: "CIA MEMOS ON THE ASSASSINATION ARE FULL OF BLANKED=-OUT PAGES, THE PENTAGON DESTROYED ITS FILE ON THE SUBJECT, THE FBI HID EVIDENCE FROM THE WARREN COMMISSION (WHICH TRIED TO INVESTI«= GATE RUMOURS ABOUT KENNEDY'S MURDER), AND THERE IS NO POLICE REPORT ON THEIR INTERROGATION OF THE KILLER, LEE HARVEY OSWALD, "NEVERTHELESS ENOUGH FACTS REMAIN TO SHOW OSWALD AS A DOUBLE AGENT WHO HAD CLOSE LINKS WITH THE CIA AND ANTI@CASTRO CUBANS, KENNEDY'S BITTER ENEMIES," ose "IN THE ABSENCE OF TRUTH, THE LIES, EVASIONS AND HINTS POINT TO A PLOT BY THE CIA == 'AMERICA'S INVISIBLE GOVERNMENT! w= TO KILL KENNEDY WITH MAFIA HELP, "THE REASONS KENNEDY WAS 'SOFT' ON CASTRO'S TAKEOVER OF CUBA, WHERE THE CIA HAD RIGHT@WING COMMITMENTS AND THE MAFIA BIG GAMBLING INTERESTS," 3. "WATFORD EVENING ECHO" JS A SUBURBAN LONDON DAILY WITR CIRCULATION OF ABOUT 50,000, 4, WE ARE CONTINUING TO MONITOR PRESS/PERIODICALS AND WILL ADVISE ANY FURTHER REACTION TO PANORAMA PROGRAM, Se FILE: 200"125°150, E2 IMPDET, END OF MESSAGE SECRET e/3S/ - Up
104-10227-10005 OA Be B. ee . ae S ; A. an. & a x A. oe 1 ows esa tagd i oa & “I al fnd how did you introdtice yournellf I. do not vremenber; I do not renenber, Mow did you address him: At the beginning, BURGI, and after that, during: the Richard, Richard, OK; ‘how did he address you. out do not remember; .I..do not renenbor, 7 How did fo address XOZLOV. I algo do not remember, ° PETRENKO, ote es Ido not, remember, a flow did KOZLOV introduce hingslf to him? — I do not remember. How did PETRENKO introduce hinself:. 1 do not remember; (XG). Well, what did he call KOZLOY: I do not: remember, You do not remember how you introuduced yourself; did you give him your name; discussion, as bape. fet lag Gee aT ne Pict
[to-t0t4e- 10283 | i, f Y, | a og . ° vo” | - ‘ ay e 10/29/ . . SECRET FRPS + +p @ pee WS STAFF ACTION: EUR=8 (006) INFOs FILE» VR, DCI/PA, DDOe4, CS/RF, DDA, C/PCS, CA-4, CCS=2, Cl=4, COMMO#7, CWO=2, EPS/EG=2, IP/DMS, LSN/ID, ODPD=D, OED@=4, OGCee2, PCS/LSN, SA/DO/0, SE=8, SECUR@3, SIA, SIA/FL, (63/W) Gb Gp Gs Ge G2 ap dap GE a 78 0391413 ' PAGE 001 IN 0391413 TORs 071840Z MAR 78 92099 Ge Op OD ae TH om wy om GF UH gE GE aD gE aD ar GH aw OP ay Gd ee BP aw ae ee Ge GP ME GA GE EP OH Uy GS aD HE ER GY eH HO GH te GE Gr Go oF an EH GH Ge EP Gs Ew GP up EP up ale ow Gy a Ew HE RD aw Ee GP EP oo GP go GS aw oP ao EH aD S EC R_E T 071737Z MAR 78 STAFF | a CITE 92099 | q) . TOs DIRECTOR, WNINTEL MHSPLASH CKELEG SGCHART RTWINNER G) hy. 1, B8BC=ONE BROADCAST FIFTY=MINUTE PROGRAM ON KENNEDY | ASSASSINATION AT 2010 ON 6 MARCH, “THE GUARDIAN" FOR 6 MARCH DESCRIBED PROGRAM AS FOLLOWS: , _ "THE KENNEDY COVER@=UPs A REPORT ON SENSATIONAL NEW. EVIDENCE OF HIS DEATH, MICHAEL COCKERELL'S REPORT CLAIMS TO COLLATE FOR THE FIRST TIME ALL THE NEW EVIDENCE THAT HAS EMERGED OF LATE, MUCH OF IT IN THE WAKE OF WATERGATE, AND WHICH HAS GIVEN NEW WEIGHT T0 THE CONSPIRACY THEORY REJECTED BY THE WARREN COMMISSION, EIGHTY PER CENT OF AMERICANS, APPARENTLY DO NOT ACCEPT THE COMMISSION'S FINDINGS? THE CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE SET UP AFTER WATERGATE TO INVESTIGATE THE CIA AND FBI'S WORK AT THE TIME OF THE ASSASSINATION RECKONS: ‘ONE OF THE BIGGEST COVER@=UPS IN THE HISTORY OF OUR COUNTRY HAS OCCURRED,! WAS THE KILLING OF THE PRESIDENT A SPIN@OFF FROM A CIA/MAFIA PLOT TO MURDER CASTRO, ASKS THE FILM, PRODUCING EVIDENCE OF A LINK BETWEEN LEE HARVEY OSWALD, THE C1A, AND THE KGB,” 2e PROGRAM INCLUDED INTERVIEWS WITH JAMES F, MOSTY,. IDENTIFIED AS FBI AGENT DALLAS? WILLIAM GAUDET, DESCRIBED AS A FMRMER CIA OPERATIVE; AND ANTONIO VECIANA, CHARACTERIZED AS A CUBAN CIA OPERATIVE, 3. ALTHOUGH PRESENTATION SOMEWHAT DISJOINTED, GENERAL THEME IS THAT AGENCY DEEPLY INVOLVED IN ASSASSINATION AND COVER] UP, PROGRAM PRESENTED IN PRESTIGIOUS "PANORAMA" SLOT WHICH HAS WIDE AND LARGE AUDIENCE, WILL HAVE CONSIDERABLE IMPACT ON VIEWERS, 4, FBIS CABLING TRANSCRIPT, WILL ADVISE FILING NUMBER, FBIS ALSQ POUCHING VIDEO TAPE OF PROGRAM ADDRESSED TO EUR/BC, 5S. FILE: 200"120"150, E2 IMPDET. R/IZBS3 END OF MESSAGE | .. SECRET _ es a Win Sone eg Be te te tet, ORR ee i Sn
ftoa-t0146-10308) . Gnd SEGRF ie SS INTERNAL USE ONLY Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Page 2 Thursday - 9 March 1978 AECA 5. (Unclassified - JMS) LIAISON House Select Committee on Assassinations staffers visited Headquarters to review files. 6. (Confidential - LLM) LIAISON Advised Tom Latimer, Staff Director, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, of the situation developing with the House International Relations Subcommittee on International Organizations having open hearings on FBI/CIA dealings on KCIA in the early 1970's. Latimer said he would -alert Chairman Edward Boland (D., Mass.). 7. (Confidential - LLM) LIAISON Talked to Mike Hershman, Deputy Staff Director, House International Relations Subcommittee on International Organizations, and he agreed to set back the planned hearings with former FBI agent McDonnell until 21 March. I made it clear that by this action we were not making any commitment to appear and told Hershman that I hoped the next step would be taken on Monday, 13 March. 8. (Internal Use Only - GC) LIAISON CGalled Beverly Lumpkin, on the staff of the House International Relations Subcommittee on International Organizations, to tell: her that the supplementary paragraph submitted by the Subcommittee was acceptable for public release. 9. (Secret - DFM) LIAISON Called Audrey Hatry, Clerk, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, who gave me a rundown of Committee meetings for next week. Scheduled for the week are FBI and DEA FY-1979 budget: briefings on 14 March and a meeting of the Special Investigation Subcommittee on 17 March to discuss the recently completed staff report on CIA activities i ( 10. (Unclassified - DFM) LIAISON Talked with Doug. McCullough, Senate Select Committee on Ethics staff, Don Sanders and Ken deGraffenreid, both of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, regarding Senator Adlai Stevenson's (D., Ill.) request of last week for the Agency to provide him examples of leaks that he might use to illustrate seriousness of leaks in a closed Senate session. None of these people were able to give me a date for the planned session although Sanders did provide some help c on. what kinds of examples would be the most useful. ° Tigo: tit cw) oy oe dy INTERHAL US=
(tod-114e- 10309 * ae cw CONFICENTIAL a | OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL Friday - 10 March 1978 1, (Unclassified - ME) FOIA/LIAISON I returned a call received yesterday from Joan Merlo, in the District office of Representative Sidney Yates (D., Ill.), concerning a Privacy Act request on behalf of a constituent, Mr, Richard S, Jackson, Jr. I explained to Ms. Edith | Engelhard, in the absence of Ms. Merlo from the office, that Mr. Wilson had written to Mr. Jackson on 7 March explaining the delay in processing his request and stating it may take another two months before the search is completed. No further action necessary at this time. | os. (Unclassified - JMS) LIAISON House Select Committee on- Assassinations staffers visited Headquarters to review files. "sense egret TT TTT . 3. (Confidential - LI.M); LIAISON Representative Bob Carr (D., Mich.) called me raising further questions on the Sami Esmail case indicating that he had finally succeeded in getting information from the FBI and learned in the process that it is normal procedure for the _ Bureau to advise the Agency when an individual of counterintelligence interest leaves the country. Mr. Carr's interest is if we were advised by the Bureau in the instant case and what we may have learned as a result. i NE Division, has been advised and is reviewing the files: a5 . 4. (Confidential - LLM) LIAISON Discussed with Jack Brady, Chief of Staff, House International Relations Committee, the outstanding request we have from the House International Relations Subcommittee on International Organizations, 5. (Unclassified - LLM) LIAISON Ellie, in the office of Representative Norman Mineta (D., Calif.), called and arrangements were made for me to meet with the Congressman at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, 17 March. ee ‘ 0_mpver'c. B PV] ever att UP, — ye wo
(t4-10446-10313 bo COMMJENTAL, =. = sc — INTERNAL USE ONLY : Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel - . Page Tuesday ~ 14 March 1973 13. (Confidential - LLM) LIAISON Called Representative Bob Carr (D., Mich.) in response to his earlier request and based upon the information provided by INE Division, I told Mr. Carr that the Agency had not developed abroad any information on the _ travel of Sami Eshmil and that we had gotten an alert frorn the FBI on. Eshmil's earlier trip to Libya but not on his trip to Israel when he was arrested. y 14, (Unclassified - ‘MDC) LIAISON Received a call from Rita Argenta, of the House Armed Services Committee staff, who wanted to know what clearances Williston B. Cofer, of the Committee staff, holds.. After checking with Compartmented Information Branch, I . informed Rita of Cofer' 8 Glearances and amended c our records to reflect | same. . | 15. (Unclassified - ~ RSG) LIAISON Calied 1 Dave Melocik, = = ~*~ Congressional Relations, Drug Enforcement Administration, and suggested that he respond to ouse Select Committee on Assassinations request for information.on QJWIN independently... I also indicated to Melocik that we had a similar request from the Committee and would sespond directly to them, . 16. (Unclassified - ~ RSG) LIAISON Betsy Wolf and Ken Klein, of the House Select Committee on Assassinations staff, visited Headquarters . to review Agency material. 17. (Unclassified “ - MG) LIAISON Received a call from Bob Sutter, - Congressional Research Service at the Library of Congress, who requested © two wall maps; one of. China (5015751-73) and one of Central Asia and the Soviet Union (5019599 - 73). Both were forwarded to him this date. 18. (Unclassified - MG) LIAISON Received a call from Kathy Taylor, Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff, who wanted to inform me that she was giving a Secret package to the afternoon courier for Mr. Bob Hepworth, NFAC/CSS. I thanked her for calling. ot 19. (Unclassified - DFM) LIAISON Received a call from Hal Ford, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, who asked me to find out the status of the report of the Agency's task force on the Frank Snepp allegations. A364,
404-10146-10815 + | SC H- ~ CONFIDENTIAL a INTERNAL USE ONLY 7 Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel. , Page 6 | Thursday - 16 March1978 a - 25. (Confidential ~ | LLM)) LIAISON Brian ‘Atwood, Congressional Relations, Department of State, called to explain that a task force had been established at State on the Middle East airplane package and asked if he could lay on a briefing for this group by us ‘on the arms balance in the Middle East. . Bob Hepworth's, NEAC/ css, office was advised. 26. (Confidential - - LLM): LIAISON | Called Bill Miller, Staff Director, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, and concluded _. arrangements in connection with the Director's providing Senator Lowell Weicker (R., Conn.) certain KCIA material and outlined the ~~ terms and conditions of the covering letter from the Director to Senator Weicker. Miller was in complete agreement with our proposed handling and agreed also. that we should close the loop with Senator Adlai _ Stevenson (D., Ill.) in. his: capacity : as Chairman of the Senate Select oe Committee on. Ethica. ns oe oe 27. (Unclassified 2 eEM) LIAISON Frank ‘Sullivan, Staff Director, : Senate Armed. Services’ Committee, called and we discussed current practice with respect to the granting of compartmented clearances. 28 (Confidential . ~ ‘LLM) LIAISON Called Mike Hershman, . Deputy Staff Director, House International Relations Subcommittee on International Organizations (Fraser Subcommittee), and told him that as ‘soon as he can have Chairman Donald Fraser (D., Minn.) execute the - Addendum to the Memorandum of Understanding between the Agency and _ the Subcommittee, we were prepared at his convenience to show him the additional material which I had discussed with him. Hershman is pleased ' with the progress we are making and all indications are that Chairman ' Fraser will find it acceptable to rely upon Hershman's testimony exclusively on the FBI/CIA issue and there will be no necessity for a statement from the CIA or a CIA witness on KCIA. © ie (Unclassified - LLM) ‘LIAISON Spoke with Bob Blakey, Staff Director, House Select Committee on Assassinations, concerning our general warrant letter and we did reach suitable language. - Aes L. Aen / ting Legislative Counsel cc: O/DDCI Mr. Grinwis Ex. Sec. DDA DDS&T Mr. Lapham Mr. Hetu SA/DO/O Resource Mang gement - Comptroller . NFAC aa . COM ee REAL 22) 36 9 INTERNAL USE ONLY. an
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14-00000 SECRET Station, roy Me awn photographed that day, appeared to be the only ae Pee 4) and possibly an American--who entered the Soviet igor on. a chance there could be an association between OO YO raali ive derived fron the voice intercept and the des data XS from the photograph , the Station reported the on as separate facts in its cable to Headquarters on 8 Ok \) WS &® 19. The Station's: acti on was not unusual a Os agountet to an analytic "quantum leap," ‘justified by the primitive and Woy status of the OSWALD identification. Many examples of a similar kind of thing can be found in the day-to-day record of Stat ion-Headquarters correspon- dence and reporting. 22 November 1963 Se to Headquarters on 8 October (received in INO ma, see (1) ae October 1963, an American male who spoke e following initial informati on on OSWALD. 4 broken Russian and said his name Lee OSWALD (phonetig WS stated he was at SovEmb on 28 September when ee &y : i ) oO Wg \ er EL PAP PPC WS) 4 Cablese has been rendered here, and enreugheurSs ca He > ena ih, without substantive changes or omissions. Cryptonyms owe cudonyns have been omitted or put into clear text. 16 SECRET CCItf2 PAGE 207 of 2. COPY NOe meen
14-00000 IRD =: Page 3 OLUNEL * 67491 Did you ever tell anyone in the KGB about your contact with American Tate. ligence? No. Were you given instructions by the KGB to get in contact with American Intelligence? No. Were you told by the KGB to defect in order to carry out an Intelligence mission? No. The following relevant questions were asked during the second test: Did the KGB actually send a communication for your recall to the USSR on the day of your defection? No. Were you acquainted with CHEREPANOV? Yes. Did you actually travel to Gorkiy in November 1963 to hunt for CHEREPANOV? Yes. Are you deliberately withholding from us any information about the KGB recruitment of Americans? No. ' Does the KGB have METKA and NEPTUNE 80? Yes. Were you the responsible Case Officer for John Abidian in 1960-61? Yes. Do you know the true name of ANDREY or SASHA? No. Did you ever have tuberculosis? Yes. The following relevant questions were asked on test three:. Did you serve in Navy Intelligence from 1951 to 1953? Yes. Was SHUBIN in the USSR during the period 1957 to 1959? Yes. To the best of your knowledge, were you in the Seventh Departnent at this time? Yes. Did you telephone the GRU about SHUBIN at this time? Yes. fo the best of your knowledge, was POPOV compromised because of the letter Mr. Winters mailed? Yes. ey 0003651