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(fostoraa-t0szd] FIDEN : ‘INTERNAL USE ONLY Backgent TO-CU Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel LY * SRS Only Monday - 16 January 1978 cote + 5. (Internal Use Only - MMP) EMPLOYMENT Called Forrest “pe Frank, House International Relations Committee staff, to thank him for _ his thank you note for the SALT briefing that he and Representative Anthony C. Beilenson (D., Calif.) received on 28 December 1977. I also thanked Frank for the curriculum vitae that he sent me on Alex Gliksman. Frank told me that subsequent to sending me the letter, he met Gliksman and was very favorably impressed by him. He added that while Gliksman was somewhat dubious about employment with the CIA (due to fear that this employment might prejudice his future employment possibilities), he would be willing to discuss employment possibilities with the CIA. I told Frank that I would pass the curriculum vitae on to the appropriate office and thanked him for his interest. 6. (Unclassified - KIS) LIAISON Sent via courier to Carl Sahre, in the office of Representative Donald J. Mitchell (R., N.Y.), background information on Kenya per the earlier request of Larry Epstein, of the Congressman's staff, to| | OLC. 7... (Unclassified - RSG) LIAISON Took a call from Jackie Hess, House Select Committee on Assassinations staff, who requested the date of , birth of Daniel Carswell who was the individual cited in their letter of / 22 December 1977. In addition, Jackie indicated she would formally . . request access to FOIA documents 1194 through 1363 both sanitized and unexpurgated. Finally, she alerted me to a forthcoming request from the Committee for delivery of the two Cuban counterrevolutionary nandbooks, Comment: this will be the first instance in which the Committee has requested delivery of classified material, 8. (Confidential - THW) BRIEFING In response to a telephone call to George Cary from Representative William Moorhead (D., Pa.), I accompanied Brent Chambers and Pat-Maher, ORPA, to a meeting with the Congressman to debrief him on the results of his trip to Cuba. Mr. Moorhead was very cooperative and contributed some interesting information on the Cuban situation. We also briefed him on the current situation in Nicaragua. 9, (Confidential - THW) LIAISON Received a call from Pete Bonner, Senate Appropriations Committee staff, who requested information on contact with Senator Ted Stevens (R., Alaska) during his recent trip. I gave him a brief rundown of the events that had taken place and told him I would get additional information for him as soon as I had received a key cable. 2I01G ‘/p | UINTE RNAL USE GNLY
(404-10143-10826 / Pi Woawrenniac USE ONL Uf fa Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel | . Page 6 Tuesday - 28 March 1978 : 23. (Unclassified - THW) LIAISON Ken Geisen, DIA, called and with regard to Representative Les Aspin's (D., Wis.) current trip to Europe asked if we had any indication that the Congressman would be seeking meetings with Defense attaches. He also asked what cover Representative Aspin was using for his trip. I told Geisen that he was going under the auspicies of the House Armed Services Committee and that he wanted a meeting with a couple of country team representatives and that he might possibly seek a meeting with Defense attaches but that he had not made any such requests to date. _ 24, (Unclassified - THW) LIAISON Called Brian Atwood, State Department, and mentioned my conversation with Hans Binnendijk, Senate ' Foreign Relations Subcommittee on Foreign Assistance staff, regarding the Committee's air balance study and asked if he would send us a copy. He said he would be happy to and I arranged to have a courier pick it up tomorrow morning. : _ 25, (Unclassified - PLC) LIAISON In responge to her earlier request and based on information provided by Bob Hepworth, C/CSS/NFAC, I called Martha Tally, House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct staff, and gave her the names of Edwin Reischauer of Harvard; Philip Habib, former U.S, Ambassador to Korea; and Donald McDonald, East Strasburg College, Pennsylvania, as suggested qualified witnesses that the Committee _May want to contact. The Committee 43.planning hearings covering a historical perspective of what events in South Korea caused that Government to engage. in a large scale program to solicit U.S. support of South Korea and had asked us to suggest qualified witnesses. "26. (Unclassified - RSG) LIAISON Took a call from Melanda, in the office of Senator Lloyd Bentsen (D., Texas), who inquired about tours of CIA for constituents. I indicated that tours were not available but that we would be happy to provide a briefing for a group of constituents on the Hill. 27. (Unclassified - RSG) LIAISON Dan Hardway, House Select Committee on Assassinations staff, visited C&R Conference Room to interview two current Agency employees. Notes were taken, will be sanitized and then forwarded to the Committee. RAN? ey 7 mm my tie Vv be Patol Vel ou the 2 o27, b} Prat, EsTineme’ 0% , 2/10/8
[tog-tot43-t0328] tise A Aleve s ix gods bens SECRET 22 May 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR; Mr. Rodger Gabrielson FROM SUBJECT REFERENCE ence: The Office of Legislative Counsel Coordination and Review Staff Norbert A. Shepanek Office of the Special Assistant to the DDO for External Oversight House Select Committee on Assassinations' Depositions OLC 78-0443/4, 26 April 1978 following is responsive to paragraph 2 of refer- Robert Shaw - current employee - scheduled for deposition 16 May 1978 at 1400 hours George Frederick Munro - address provided by OP/DDA Robert_Zambernardi’ - address provided by OP/DDA Allen White - retired - scheduled for deposition 18 May 1978 Ramon-Joseph Alverez Durant - no current address Jack Whitten - retired overseas - scheduled for deposition 15 May 1978 at 1400 hours Charlotte Bustos Videle - scheduled for deposition 19 May 1978 at 1000 hours Anne Egerter - retired - scheduled for deposition 17 May 1978 at 1000 hours Birch O'Neal - retired - resides 5704 Ridgefield Road, Bethesda, Maryland (tele: 320-4024) E2 IMPDET CL BY 062028 SECRET (O20
“7 ~ . ; & a a a Ania (104-10143-10330]. « - “+ OLC 78-0443/3 5 April 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Shepanek O/SA/DO/O FROM : Mr. Patrick L. Carpentier Assistant Legislative Counsel SUBJECT : HSCA Interviews of[ ——__‘/SR Division Individuals (S) — . ‘1. (S) Michael Goldsmith, HSCA staff, called concerning the Committee's letter of 2 March 1978 and requested that the ittee. will confine its interviews of persons. assigned to the _ { only to those people that were then assigned to the SR Division. The remaining individuals listed can be completely disregarded. 2e (S) Goldsmith also requested that arrangements be made for staff investigator Harold Leap to interview those persons now serving in quarters who were assigned to the SR Division of the t in 1963. At this time we will arrange such interviews only for those persons who served in the SR Division during the months of November and December 1963. 3. (S) Will you please follow through and make the necessary arrangements. After the first group is interviewed, we will discuss this request with Goldsmith and Leap to determine whether or not it will be necessary to interview those people that were assigned to the. bin 1963 prior to the assassination. - SEQRET — |-Lomnner o- ovbk slash oe 1 et anterior > eet
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(404-10143-10833 . 1 L¢/p\] MEMORANDUM FOR: Pe Ge Tee aoe a tool OLC 78-0443/4 26 April 1978 Norbert Shepanek HSC 2 PA PECAEA peat ne reper thd Se RETURN TO Gla — Background Uso Only Do Not Repreduco . 0/SA/DO/0 FROM : Rodger S. Gabrielson OLC/C&R SUBJECT Depositions -:HSCA 1. (S) HSCA requests to depose the following individuals ~ in their offices at room 3381, House Annex 2, 2nd and D Streets SW, during the week 15-19 May. Please contact these individuals to advise them of the request and to schedule them at a time convenient for them. HSCA wishes to complete all depositions during that week and asks that we schedule one in the morning and one in the afternoon each day. If the individuals are retired, please contact them to advise them of the HSCA request and schedule the time if possible. As an alternative to scheduling of retired individuals you may wish to forward contact information to me after you have contacted the people. I will pass this contact information to the HSCA. Zz. (S) The individuals are: Robert Shaw George Frederick Munro Robert Zambernardi /°3 llen White O38 {Ramon- Joseph Alvarez Durant] Jack Whitten ]26 harlotte Bustos Anne Egeiter irch O'Neal Charles Flick ] 93 3. (S) Ken Klein has asked to schedule a briefing by our KGB expert,to be provided by Ben Pepper,at 10:00 a.m. on either 8 May or 10 1 May. Please arrange and advise. fog) 216257 fe Gabrielson ern ae ‘=a as ~™
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(404-10143-10838 OLC 78-0070/44 20 April 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR: SA/DO/O . C/SAG/OS FROM ; Rodger S. Gabrielson OLC/C&R SUBJECT : HSCA Request For Interviews and Depositions Il. (S) Ken Klein, Senior Counsel, House Select Committee on Assassinations, requests to interview and/or depose the following individuals: Nosenko 27 April - Interview ll May’ -~ Interview 25 May - Interview 30 May - Interview 31 May - Executive Session Hearing Golitsyn 4 May - Interview 19 May - Depose Deryaben | 27 April - Interview Herbert and Barbara Mannell eee emma nail emer 28 April - 10:00 a.m. - Depose ~ at Headquarters with HSCA reporter Bruce Solie 9 May - Interview 22 May - 10:00 a.m. - Depose - at Headquarters with HSCA reporter 2/028 SECRET 0 eee
14-00000 2. (S) Klein is willing to travel to meet with the defectors and has indicated that the Committee would accept a remote TV hearing or a safe-house hearing with Nosenko. Y Soa "Rodger S. heawrrctson Distribution: Orig - SA/DO/O - C/SAG/OS 1 - OLC Subject l - OLC Chron OLC:RSG:jms (20 Apr 78)
(04-10143-10371 ZS CA THE secre OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE NWR rie WASHINGTON, D. C. 20505 Office of Legislative Counsel! , OLC 78 y ne “978 RETURN 1 GIA Background Use Only Do Not Reprecuss Mr. G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director Select Committee on Assassinations House of Representatives Washington, D.C. 20515 Dear Mr. Blakey: | In regard to your inquiry, so far as this Agency is concerned, there is no. reason why [Mrs. Barbara Mane11|should not respond fully and completely to any inquiry relevant to the investigation by the House Select Committee on Assassinations. - Sincerely, Lyle L. Miller Acting Legislative Counsel (gloss
404-10143-10872 ¢@ a €., VAN > THE DIKCTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE | - WASHINGTON, 0. c 20505 peru - Do Not Reproduce Mr. G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director Select Committee on Assassinations House of Representatives Washington, D.C. 20515 Dear Mr. Blakey: . 7 | In regard to your inquiry, so ‘far as this Agency is o% concerned, there is no reason why [Mr. Herbert Manell1] should not respond fully and completely to any inquiry relevant to the investigation by the House Select Committee on Assassinations. Sincerely, - _ STONED Lyle L. Miller Acting Legislative Counsel fee | oLc 78- o-o405( Kground ‘so Only Office of Legislative Counsel oo 1? MAR 978
(404-10143-10873 O4¢ 76-0163 BE Ce rs DATE OF REQUEST ": Mr. Gexx LLM DoW rus. 17 Mar 78 . “ ; * SUSPENSE DATE SUBJECT: | OR O83 Letters releasing [Mr. Herbert Manel] and [Mrs. Barbara Mane11] from their secrecy agreements. a3 [or and Mrs. Manel1} will be interviewed Monday morning, at 9:00 a.m. here at Headquarters. . 03 Both [Mr. and Mrs. Manell's] letters will have to be counter-signed by the Director since (Mr?*Manell}is a current employee and[Mrs. Manel} is a former employee. . . - . . . . 7 Zz fp beh Aan. Fo pow Dey Cteen teu ~ ope COORDINATED WITH (list Hames az well as offices) _ NAME , OFFICE DATE NAME . OFFICE DATE _ “— ACTION REQUIRED BY GLC
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14-00000 7-71 MFG. e776 * : ___ TOTAL cories RUN BY CABLE SEC DISSEM BY. PER - . : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN § E C R Ee Tt ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED i f ADVANCE COPY iISSUED/SLOTTED ACTION UNIT ACTION § ? 369795. EJA909 PAGE @2-2 IN 095905 t TORS 1615532 NOV 76 | | 43052 E. IF NEW ARTICLE IS BY SAME EPSTEIN AND 1S ON WARREN COMMISSION REPORT OR NEW INVESTIGATIONS KENNEDY ASSASSINATION BAGLEY'S INVOLVEMENT v14 feonor cPeRars>qponaR HIMSELF) COULD BE AT ROOT OF HIS IDENTIFECATION IN ARTICLE AND HIS TELEPHONE CALL, | (2. MR, BAGLEY WISHES TO ALERT HOS To ABOVE, BUT ALSO TO a BE ADVISED OF ANY INFO HOS MAY HAVE ON ARTICLE AND IF HE TO BE IDENTIFIED WOULD APPRECIATE PRIOR WARNING FOR OBVIOUS REASONS, - 3. FILE DEFER, E2 IMPDET, “= oe SECRET. ~ A ?
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14-00000 f a . TS LTT BEALE ine Se ' Q ey i eon : — uf var “78 _ ; vy, OF REQUEST ‘TO + 3 Mr. S8XK MILLER . " SUSPENSE DATE , SUBJECT: NOTES This is the Scott Breckinridge task force study which was prepared last fall in response to the Church Committee book on the Kepnedy assassination. A copy of it was shownto Blakey. This j Comene to me now with a suggestion from the IG that we send a copy to the SSCI and HPSCI. , I don't believe we should send it because it is extremely critical of the Church Committee report (see page 9 of the introduction for a sample). The Committee has not asked for this paper. Indeed I am not sure they even know of it, although apbriet mention was made to Mike Epstein recently. My concern is thatl report will fan the flames and cause them to resurrect these old questions for a new look. I certainly don't mind letting them know when they do a poor job, but not when the cost is another examination of the same questions. “I have explained my point of view to Scott Breckinridge who said his concern was that we werg providing a report to the Assassinations Committee which was not being provided to oversight committees, but thee this was a question for OLC. He s doesn't care if it is sent. o the oversight committees or not OP agrees with my view '.a this. COORDINATED WITH (list names as well as offices) OFFICE DATE OFFICE. acti REQUERED BY GLC VISES. \ Cy# | da Leyes ET Meas } Aw [ecoes' Esser (7?)
(td-totas-t0035] a7 a eer » e ro] ae ee ~ INTERNAL USE ONLY Stat Cee es cba ale Re en al oa ateenatd Sc Eitan eth kt tase deie pte i pec le nor ee RE ee Stee tee a ee ee neal ne Dee RL, Aad ee a AE Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Thursday - 29 September 1977 6. (Internal Use Only - PLC) LIAISON Met with Representative Richardson Preyer (D., N. Car.) and furnished him the name of a contact in the State Department to whom an academician and any others doing scholarly research may secure biographic information on a foreign service officer of interest to them. Mr. Preyer will provide the name to those people whom he described as reputable scholars who were - pressing him for the public release of the Foréign Service list. This will thus avoid need for access to the full listing which will remain classified. This arrangement_resulted.from the meeting with Mr. Preyer, © C/CCS, an | SA/DO/O, during which Te -Faised security issues if the list is published. Mr. Preyer ‘) assured us thatthe scholars involved will be perfectly satisfied. 7. (Unclassified - PLC) LLAISON Mr. Michael O'Neil, General Counsel of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, called and requested that the Agency testify at a hearing on the background and implementation of our retirement programs scheduled for all day, if necessary, starting at 10:00 a.m., Wednesday, 12 October, in Room H-405 of the Capitol. Copies of the Agency statement would be required seventy- two hours before the hearing. Chairman Edward P. Boland (D., Mass.), of the Committee, does not consider it necessary that the Director personally testify. 8. (Unclassified - KJS) LIAISON Polly Payne, in the office of Senator Wendell H. Ford's (D., Ky.) office, called and requested brochures on CIA. Sue Kessler, of this office, has been advised. 9. (Unclassified - DTC) LIAISON Accompanied Dan Godar, OS, to a meeting with Professor G, Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Staff Director, House Select Committee on Assassinations, on a variety of matters. (See Memorandum for the Record.) oo 10, (Internal Use Only - DTC) LIAISON Received a call from James Wolf, Deputy Chief Counsel, House Select Committee on Assassinations, asking for copies of Executive Order 10450 and DCID 1/14, I told Wolf that Sidney Stembridge, Acting Director of Security, had previously provided copies of these documents to him and Wolf said yes, but they could not retrieve them. I agreed to get copies and make them available, 2/293 INTERNAL USE ONLY 3/0
spe tre ach PR meh te Net me ee ant mee le ee emt itetinn eEdeed fae, we ae creat ae eRe Ramtron donlante na detent Lathan lh aq plpleeannsr eee game ne CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY -SECRE1 | Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel > Wednesday ~.20 October 1976 pr. wh, Dy: an | 77-0010 el E 13. (Unclassified - LLM) LIAISON Ken Brooten, onthe © - staff of the House Select Committee on Assassination, called requesting any summary information the Agency might have oa the Kennedy assassination. I told Brooten that I had met with Richard Sprague, also on the Committee staff, yesterday and Sprague had asked for -the same information and that I was in the process of determining ‘if it exists. Brooten was unaware that Sprague had requested thia . 7 a information. 8 14. (Secret - PLC) BRIEFING Attended a pre-trip briefing of George Murphy, Executive Fe tOF ea Joint Atomic Energy Committee, .~ given by Bob Ames, NE Division, a fe] IDesk/DDO. ~~ Murphy is accompanying a group of Members from the Committee who will be visiting Cairo, Israel and Iran. Certain material was requested which Ames will pull together. See Memorandum for the Record prepared by _. Ames and{ 93 ee 15. (Secret - PLC) LIAISON Met with Frank Slatinshek, Chief .. . Counsel, House Armed Services Committee staff, and gave him a copy each of the classified and unclassified letters to the Agency from the House _- Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control and we discussed the sensitivity of the information requested. Slatinshek said we should try to respond without disclosing sensitive operations or sensitive liaison relationships. He said he would assist if we have problems. I gave him. the letter from the Director expressing appreciation for his appearance = before the Intelligence Process Course. He asked for a rundown of f past members of the PFIAB and any history as to its creation. 16. (Confidential - PLC) LIAISON Met with Claudia Wrazel, in the office of Senator Alan Cranston (D., Calif.), and discussed the background of the request from their constituent Kamal Kapur. She said she felt assured that the Agency had not in any way investigated Kapur and will so advise him. She will call me if anything further develops. . meine 2B? 17. (Confidential - PLC) TRAVEL Met with Frank Sullivan, Senate Armed Services Committee staff, and clarified an incoming cable from 27, | 2H Jotating ¢t that an advance itinerary from the Air Force Of Senator Sam Nunn's (D.., C trip included’a visit with the Alea hat there is:no such position ‘in the . be the best “German government as intelligence chiefs are only within the various services. Sullivan said this was. probably a slip-up by:the Air Force here. What is to be &chediiled is an intelligence briefing by the German Ministry of Defense.’ Sullivan will straighten the matter. out.: Sullivan said Senator Nunn will not have enough time to. meet wi ’,He felt that [____}woula probably o visit. I said I would check and let him kfo Mo Sovern, Q } CIA INFERRED! RerAR j(glled and will finalize arrangements. ae
afin 7 _ tours. a SEgRET INTERNAL USE ONLY JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL Thursday - 10 November 1977 1. (Unclassified - MLG) EMPLOYMENT REQUESTS Concerning Debbie's, in the office of Representative Douglas Applegate (D., Ohio), request as to whether we had received an application from their constituent, Robert Sensibaugh, I informed her, per the Office of Personnel, that we had not as of yet. She thanked me for my help. 2. (Unclassified - MLG) LIAISON Per her request I _ forwarded to Karen, in the office of Representative Mario Biaggi (D., N.Y. )s a copy of the ‘Press release that went out regarding the CIA 3. (Unclassified - MG) LIAISON Received a call from . ~ Ted Winicov, in the office of Representative Richard T. Schulze (R., ‘Pa. Ms _. who requested a copy of the Agency publication "Soviet Commercial:..--- .. - Operations in the West." I told him a copy would be forwarded to him. 4, (Unclassified - KSN) LIAISON Called Dawn, secretary to Professor G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director, House Select Committee on Assassinations, and set up a meeting for tomorrow afternoon for Mr. Sidney Stembridge, DD/OS, and Mr. Cummins to meet with Professor Blakey, 5. (Secret - DTC) LIAISON Called Professor G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director, ommittee on Assassinations, and informed him that we had received six Privacy Act requests from members of the Select Committee staff asking for any security information on them which is held by the Agency. I did not provide the names of the requesters to Blakey. 6, (Internal Use Only - RJK) LIAISON Keith Raffel, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, visited the Badge Office and received his Headquarters badge. He then proceeded to the C&R conference room where he reviewed extracts of NIS's relating to the security servicés of Athtl Evvy Vidal, O/SA/DO/O, assisted with Mef Bervice aspects. a | SECRET "INTERNAL USE ONLY