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13-00000 os bcm MEG, 2/78) . . capne sec pissempy_@7_ ben 907 # //oh _-. TOTAL : _PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED Co ee wp ei A TION UNIT . Si re 7 “waa Pare = PAGE Th _ oe — TN TaaBAe mane PRs _Tenisso0sa wan 76 7 a3 8 BOR & , sane aN ” ‘STARF heogne te “GN CLT: 21083 es me ele eg To DIRECTOR. is ee ~ ui TAPPER, PLMHCONGA COpEL ADD ABBO. ae : 4). UPON ARRIVAL, OF. THE CODEL ON. THE ‘EVENING oF. THE | Sam GEORGE “CARY. CONTACTED: cos. AND. ARRANGED. FOR: STATION: BRIEFING AT 0630/43TH. THE CONTRY. TEAM BRIBE ING Was sesinto + FOR 0930), “CARY. MENTIONED: TWAT THE INTEL: wErs: HM BEEN. —GLVEN "TATE END™ TREATMENT. AT PREVIOUS 8TOPSs AND CONGRESSMAN /apDaBaa HAD: INDI MATED THAT HE WANTED TO BE SURE AND REMEDY THAT: ON. tue[____]STOPe VER, : : oo 2 CONGRESSMEN ADDABEO). ROBINSON AND EDWARDS, acconeanieo | BY STAFFERS SNODGRASS, PRESTON AND GEORGE. GARY ARRIVED: AT HE oe - eneassy AT B830, with] Present, COS. GAVE THEM DETAILED BRIEFING AS” OUTLINED BY: HEAD QUARTERS, DISCUSSION COVERED THE MAKE® UP oF THE STATION: AND BASES, OUR PRIMARY “OBJECTIVES IN | THE OVERALL MANAGEMENT SCHEME USED BY HOS IN MANAGE NENT oF STAT ION AND ITS ACTIVITIES, OUR USE oF : STRESSING OUR USE OF THEM TO SUPPLEMENT OUR LIMITED RESOURCES, UR INTELLIGENCE CYCLE: FROM VALIDATION OF REQUIREMENTS To og E CR € tT
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13-00000 ”. BERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED * AGTION Be © STSTMPG. 2778 CABLE SEC DISSEM BY__.__ - ADVANGE rpiey .f eee ACTION UNIT a ae TOTAL cories | ane _ RUN BY at as a ee ” REPRODUCTION BY OTHER TH. “| seaUING: orvice 1S PROKIBITE oT 6b 6s eM Ee PAGE oT ~ os as TH 7945ae _ToRIs5 00522 w bAN 16 a “swoDoRass ms THE FOCAL POINT oF THT “exchaae, Np IT 1s REPORTED IN. SEPARATE CABLE (80a “SNODGRASS REQUEST STATION WAD ARRANGED -A SPECIAL MEETING: cn. Hives) 7 WITH A ‘SELECT. GROUP. or prrrctats, THE: DETAICS. oF tat MEETING: ‘AND AN ADDITIONAL ONE: “EARLIER: IN THE: AFTERNOON: OF THE 13TH. with DEFENSE. ARE. ‘ALSo DETAILED an[____]asoae ov | BECAUSE OF SOME RATHER UNUSUAL ‘DEVELOPMENTS 1N OSE ‘MEETINGS, SUGGEST REVIEW REFERENCED 7 | - CABLES THE: CABLE WAS a1 VEN ‘RESTRICTED ‘HANDLING BY STATION BECAUSE OF. THE SEN SETIVITY. oF ITS CONTENT. | - 4, THE ‘MEGTING LASTED. THE: FULL HOUR, ‘AND. THE CONGRENS- vgn INDICATED THAT THEY: WERE WELL= SATISFIED. WITH WHAT HAD BEEN. CONVERED. cos STRESSED THAT. WE WERE AVAILABLE TO - CONTINUE. ON THE: SUB YECT AFTER THE FORMAL AGENDA oF THE ‘DAY: WAS COMPLETED: ‘BUT THEY, INDICATED THE SUBJECT HAD BEEN. “ADEQUATELY COVERED. THERE WAS NO FURTHER STATION CONTACT WITH THE CONGRESSMEN DURING HER VISIT, WE STAFFERS DEP AR TED ON. THEIR: ny Is ITe IN THE EMBASSY. CONVA IR ON Sc HEDULE, AND WILL RETURN DIRECT tol Jey CONVAIR ON THE 14TH, ARRIVING AT ABOUT 2300, B2y IMPDET. a mm ae SECRE T
13-00000 —temeonee 0. [Suan ED pa PE. .. . REPRODUCTION BY OTHER T §S EC RE  T ; ISSUING OFFICE 1S PRONIBI po CABLE SEC DISSEM BY ___ PER PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED __ABVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTED... co oe BY i ATL. : ae ACTION UNIT 7 595825 ELAGL2 SECRET 1229402 JAN 75 STAFF c1Ts 21007. | ee Ce ro] ‘INFO DIRECTOR, Co | oe RYBAT PLMHCONGA CODEL RANDALL AND ADDABBO REFS? As 35606 (72763) Bs 35661 (1 790 579.) STATION MUCH APPRECIATES ADVANCED REPORTING ON CODELS. WAS HELPFUL WITH THE RANDALL GROUP, AND AM SURE WILL BE VALUABLE WITH ADDABBO GROUP AS WELL, REGARDS, €2 IMPDET, " | SECRET
13- i t a veo SF me SOP 1 rn : |” CABLE Sec DISSEM BY_ PER - TOTAL COP RUN BY . “ a Lo ” | | a REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THA: 00000 FORM 3020b0 Jet MEG, 2/78 | Stee ce SECRET ISSUING OFFICE IS PROKIGITE!| "  PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED _ : : | TAFF | : [APVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED : BY AT z : i keri on ee : y RF. FILE... AE g rs ————— fa: "000, e5kF, RajaiQenc ° Qe? 7 593616. ETAbe FAGE @1 ‘ IN 791004. | TORi4¢1111z2 JAN 76 co | | 35674 _ SEC ET 1269392 MAN 76 STAFF _ a cite 35674 | wo ~T0% DIRECTUKs RYSAT PLMHCUNGA CODEL ADDABBO REF: [| 8662 ( 71905) 1, AT RECEPTION aT HOME OF CHARGE NIGHT OF. 14) JANUARY, | REPRESENTATIVE ADDABBO MADE POINT OF TELLING COS THAT STATION BRIEFING AS PER REF WAS "DAMN. GUOD" AND THAT HE APPRECIATED THE FRANK ANSWERS: Ty THE DELEGATION'S QUESTIONS. . i, MR» SNOBGRASS ALS@ VOLUNTERRED THAT THE BRIEFING HAD “ wpacten FAVORABLY ON THE DELEGETION AND THAT THEY WERE SURPRISED “AND PLEASEL TO GET SUCH STRAIGETFORWARD ANSWERS | TO THEIR QUESTIONS. “Ne ADDeEL THAT WHAT OFTEN GAVE HIM TROUBLE WAS STATEMENTS BY ns | AGENCY UFFICERS THAT THEY HAD GEEN PURSUING SOVIET. OFFICIALS FOR , a TEN YE ARS” GR MGRE AND HAD NOT YeT RECRUITED ONE, HE. ALLUDED TO THIS AS THE BURKE AUCRAT'S DREAM, BEING PERPETUALLY, PAID FOR SEEKING THE HOLY GRAIL WITHOUT “EVER FINDING IT. cos ‘POINTED, 0.Ur 70 MRe — SNUDGRASS ThAT SOVIETS WERE BEING RECRUITED AND THAT THE WORK ‘ af : ; OF UNE STATION. WHICH HIGHT NOT RESULT IN, RECRUITHENT WOULD BE. THE VERY BaS]S ON WHICH, ‘ANOTHER STATION 1s ABLE TO MAKE A successruL — Ec RE T
13-00000 TOTAL COPIES RUN By. |. > CABLE SEC DISBEM BY___. PER ; ; . oo Se REPRODUCTION BY OTHER TH. ISSUING OFFICE Is PROHIBITS |. PERBON/UNIT NOTIFIED. ACTION # 1593646 -E1Ae24 + — FKGE B2 ee IN 791008 TORtiz4i142 JAN 76 _ RECRUITMENT APPROACH, IN COST spréarivevess: reawé, acso-poiure QUT THAT THE RECRUITMENT OF A SINGLE SOVIET COULD AND DOES RESULT. -~- IN & MORE°ACCURATE APPRAISAL OF THE SOVIET THREAT AND THUS A NORE REL ISTIC ALLOCATION OF FUNDS TO MEET IT, MR, SNODGRASS ADMITTED THAT THIS wAS $0 BUT ADDED HIS UPINION THAT MORE RATHER THAN LESS a CONGRESSIONAL CONTACT WITH CIA FIELD PERSONNEL asinf |. |. WOULD BE A PLUS FOR THE AGENCY AND GIVE THE CONGRESS A BETTER FEEL FOR OUX ENDEAVORS AND PROBLEMS, 5, -MRs GAREY ALSO SAID THAT ON THE BASIS: OF HIS. “TALKS WITH MEMBERS OF THE DELEGATION IT APPEARED TWAT THE BRIEFING HAD GoNe DOWN WELL AND THAT THEY FELT They WERE BEING GIVEN AN AGCURATE AND INTEREST ING INS TGHT. a 4, THUS IT SEEMS THAT STATIUN DID GET THROUGH TO THE DELEGATION DESPITE THE INITIAL IMPRESSION THAT THEY WERE GENERALLY LETHARGIC aguUT IT, . 5. NEW SUB VECT! DOES HEAD OU AR TERS HAVE ANY SPECIFIC INSTRUCT 10N5 Fur HANDLING OF COLEL DIGGS? EQs, IMPDET. -- as SECRET (
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13-00000 me i tO CABLE SEC DISSEM of Sk (12s TOTAL COPIES - 2. RUN BY . . : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THA : . . S E CRE T ; ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITE! PERSON, UNIT NOTIFIED . . . ane FORM 3020b . 7-7 PMFG, 2/75 , a oh, B He roe C So STAFFDIE Rtas oNUE AOVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTED : BY AT. 0 g " : - “ ACTION UNIT fd PAZ _ FILE YR DC/ Lk Wen) SAF? E T 592565 ETATON.OS AGE IN 790579 ~ TOR!411@132 JAN 76 s5661 § EC RE T 4199372 JAN 76 STAFF c1Te| 35661. To: DIRECTOR INFO HEI 74 NIACI RYBAT PLMHCONGA CODEL ADDASSO 1, COS BRIEFED REPS ADDAGBO. EDWARDS AND ROBINSON AND MESSERS PRESTON, SNODGRASS AND CARY ON 12 JAN IN COS OFFICE. ONE HOUR SESSION WAS BASICALLY QUESTION AND ANSWER PERIOD | CONCERNING TARGETS, OVERALL BUDGET, FIELD PORTION OF BUDGET, ALLOCATION OF cosTs TO COMMUNIST TARGETS, VS INTERNAL TARGETS, RELATIONSHIP WITH LIAISON, ASSESSMENT OF GOVT, STABILITY AND INSURGENCY POTENTIAL, MEANS OF ACQUISITION OF SECRET INFORMA ON, MOST IMPORTANT REPORTING OVER PAST YEAR, AMOUNT -OF NALAYS LAN INSURGENCY, AND CONSTRAINTS OF COS SPENDING, . 2, QUESTIONS ERE NOT PERSUED WITH MUCH VIGOR AND GROUP SEEMED NOT ToO DIFFISBLT TO SATISFY, EXCEPTION WAS. SNODGRASS, A YOUNG AGGRESSIVE STAFFER WHO. OBVIOUSLY WANTED TO DELVE | IN MORE DETAIL BUT WAS RESTRAINED BY TIME LIMITATIONS (THE “, | «gee RE Tt | | |
13-00000 FORM 3020b 7-71 MEG. 2775 RUN BY CABLE SEC DISSEM BY. PER TOTAL COPIES SECRET ISSUING OFFICE 15 PROHIBITED . OHIGITEE PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED. __ STAFF ADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED BY AT z action unit |, | : Die ; (|) RE, FILE. VR, . . N zy CdS eee bt T2369 LT99 PAGE O2-8 TOS TOR!1410132 JAN 76 35601 CONGRESSMEN WERE HUNGRY AND WANTED TO GET OFF TO LUNCH). 3. THE DELEGATION IS QUITE DIFFERENT FROM CODEL RANDALL. ‘NONE HAD THE INTENSITY OR INTEREST OF REP MILFORD OR THE TOUGH POLIVIUAL PERCEPTION OF REPS WILSON/DICKENSON. MR. CARY WAS QUITE “HELPFUL IN ORGANIZING THE GROUP AND PROVIDING CLUES TO THESR “OUTLOOK, | | ee | 4, OVERALL, BELIEVE DELEGATION WAS SATISFIED THOUGH THEY. PROBABLY DO NOT CONSIDER THIS AN IMPORTANT PART. OF THEIR TRIP. E2, IMPDET.
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13-00000 _: QUIGOING | MESSAGE _ Ce tae _ SIGNAL CENTER USE ONLY. uo Pn . aGe cor Age ree. cs es So CLASSIFICATION, he a EC RET. STAFF an oe Fae DIRECTOR - MESSAGE HANDLING INDICATOR oe _ BATE-TMagRoUe © cre ; 7 MERSAGE REFERENCE HUMEER a - 0 wien DISSEM BY:. CONE: : INFO: . FILE: oe 789 q26 : 0 = i O. P FLES . #. | WILL HANDLE, HERE wITH CONGRESSMAN MILFORD, SO. THAT. STATION | OPERATIONS INCLUDING LIAISON EQUITIES. ARE PROTECTED: 7 4 iF c CONGRESSMAN: MILFORD MAKES - | “REQUEST. FOR. UNCLASSIFIED VERSIONS: OF MEETING AND BRIEFINGS UITHS By STATION “AND, LIAISON STATION SHOULD AGREE FORWARD. TO HEADQUARTERS. | AND WE MILL HANDLE ZW SERELAR ASHTON Ea, INPDET. ORIG: | Ce . 7 | oo OLC MR» WHITE {DRAFT} oe | SRA DDO CTELECOORD) pare: A JAN 2h | CEA/PRICRES 7? fe | Abbe oon . 2, WILL TAL, F. NELSON DDO | | cna THEODORE €+. SHACK CBhflaCEA RELEAGING OFFICER ° . _ SOORDINATING OFFICERS © . : AUTHENTE CLASSIFICATION get IngbaoducriOn . JTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBIT. —E 2. IMPDET SEC RET _ CL BY: qcgaqy3
13-00000 -| RMA MEG. 2V7B a a 7 caste sec piseemay 7 | rer Pos PERGON/UNIT NOTIFIED REPRODUCTION GY OTHER THA ; ISSUING OFFICE: ae. PROMIBITES _ : Far PRIECEDENGE OP SSUED/SLOTTED BY AT _ ty 4. pW a (La feu a So oh pp Face a! 210. falnge Obs." De. BL —__ \ — a a . AP 584782 (ELAS5AN PAGE Bt IN 787635 ee _ TOR $@605592 JAN 76° AA] 35606. SEC RE T. 0803522 JAN 76 STAFF cire[ | 85606 Sn -_ TO1 DIRECTOR INFO. inmeptare Ld ROUT INE RYBAT PLMHCONGA | Refi 035600 (0 767873)", ts CONGRESSMEN WILSON AND DICKINSON BRIEF ED “AT cos RESIDENCE - NIGHT 7 JANUARY FOLLOWING A RECEPTION AT. CHARGE'S RESIDENCE, THEIR INTERESTS Lay PRIMARILY IN GENERAL INTELLIGENCE APPRECIATION oF SITUA- TLON IN PARTICULARLY STABILITY OF GOVERNMENT. AND ROLE oF ]MILITARY. THEY ASKED NO QUESTIONS ‘CONCERNING ORGANI=— ZATION, TARGETS, PERSONNEL OR BUDGET OF STATION, THEY WERE OPENLY CRITICAL OF[ | BRIEFING, WHICH THEY HAD ATTENDED EARLIER IN, “THE DAY AS PER REF, AND’ FELT THAT| | HAD BEEN EVASIVE AND GENERALLY UNRESPONSIVE. THEY aSKED COS TO SUM UP WHAT. HAD SAID. cOS's ANSWER WAS THAT HAD APPEALED FOR MILITARY ASSISTANCE BUT HAD STRESSED THAT THIS WAS ONLY ONE ELEMENT. OF THe TOTAL PLAN,» WHICH INCLUDED ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT AS A DEFENSE AGAINST. COMMUNIST ENGROACHMENT, THE CUNGRESSMEN AGREED THAT THIS WAS THE BASIC MESSAGE, SAID THAT IT COULD HAVE BEEN CONVEYED IN FIVE MINUTES SECRET
13-00000 7-71 MFG. 2/78 6 CABLE SEC DissEM BY PER a OTAL COPIES RUN BY , od . ; REPRODUCTION BY OTHER Tii ' - eo. 1SSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBIT PERGON/UNIT NOTIFIED 2 . ADVANCE COPY 166 | _ -AGTION UNIT , | | | ACTION # F . fe) _ 7 BEATE EIAS. ~ PAGE @2 | IN 787635 TORTWEO5592Z JAN 76 C8608 | | RATHER THAN ONE HOUR PLUS) 2s THE TWO WERE ALSO INTERESTED IN TERRORIST ACTIVITY AND WHAT Was BEING DONE ABOUT. IT IN THEY APPEARED HIGHLY . NEITHER HAD EVER HEARD “OF THE) [AND WERE INTERESTED IN A SHORT BRIEFING ON IT, BOTH "MADE MENTION OF [_ | COeSPONSORSHIP OF THE U.N. RESOLUTION. CONDEMNING U US. MILITARY BAS Es IN GUAM, ONE OF THE MEMBERS OF THE ‘DELEGATION. 1s REPRESENTATIVE oe THEY SAID ~~ |HAD AGREED FOR THE SAKE OF DIPLUMACY NOT TO BRING UP THIS MATTER DURING THE VISIT, BUT THAT HE HAD CONFESSED TO SOME DIFFICULTY IN CONTAINING HIMSELF. IN THIS MATTER, | COS REPLIED THAT AS A PERSONAL OPINION. HE SOMEWHAT. REGRETTED THAT DID NOT EXPRESS HIMSELF “ON: THIS. ISSUE Sn eae ee Sy ns rs Se SINCE WE HAD TAKEN ‘SOME PAINS TU LET OUR | | COUNTERPARTS KNOW THAT WE WERE NOT. HAPPY aT THIS. GRATUITOUS. REBUFF IT Was ALSO PU INTED OUT. THAT: STATION. HAD MADE SURE THIS ISSUE ‘WAS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION oF | | wHo HAD. REACTED BY asraUeTING THE | JUyNe DELEGATION TO SEEK. INSTRUCTIONS FROM re , | ae SEC R eT ae a
13-00000 oDeTT MFG; 2/768 Me eo, : oa, oe ( . CABLE SEC DISSEM BY_______-_PER -" PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED. “ACTION UNIT "ACTION #— TOTAL copizs —-  RUNBY : : vos , ; REPRODUCTION ay ovnune tha ‘1esuINe OPricEe 'S | PROM IBITEE RVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED By AT T 584762 ELA351... PAGE OS IN 787635 | TOR W805592 JAN 76 1: 35606 | BEFORE act “ING ON ANY SUCH IS SUE AGAIN, . WE ALSO Ne TED THAT | ]HaD BEEN. DEEPLY UPSET AT THE [_ | JUN DELEGATION VOTE ON THIS ISSUE. AND HAD MADE HIS DISPLEAS SURE KNOWN TO THE FOREIGN OFFICE. . . . 4, “DURING THE COURSE oF THE ]BRIEF ING, SEVERAL OF THE CONGRESSMEN HAD RAISED THE ISSUE OF PUBLIC STUTEMENTS oF PRESIDENT MaRCOS AND "THE KING OF THATLAND™ DEM AND IN G THE REMOVAL OF U. Ss. MILITARY BASES FROM THEIR COUNTRIES. HAD RESPONDED THAT THESE STATEMENTS WERE FOR DOMESTIC POLITICAL CONSUMPTION AND. DID | “NOT REPRESENT THE TRUE POLITICAL BELIEFS OF THE THAI AND PHILIPPINE | LEADERSHIP, as(__ pur ITs THESE WERE POLITICAL STATEMENTS AND NOT STATEMENTS OF POLICY, BOTH CONGRESSMEN FELT THAT THIS ANSWER REPRESENTED HIGH DEGREE OF POLITICAL NAIVETE SINCE SUCH puBLIC STATEMENTS WERE HEADLINED IN THE U.S, AND NATURALLY AFFECTED. CONGRESS, CONGRESSMAN. WILSON COMMENTED THAT IT WAS EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TU FIGHT FOR MILITARY. ASSISTANCE FOR THESE COUNTRIES WHEN THEY WERE TELLING THE WORLD THAT THEY DIDN'T WANT IT, HE ADDED THAT THAT GOES FOR THE GUAM RESOLUTION ALS6, HE ASKED FOR CoS'S RECOMMENDATIONS ON WHETHER TO KEEP QUIET ON THIS OR LET. HIS FEELINGS BE KNOWN. COS SUGGESTED THAT HE MIGHT WISH TO. SECRET
13-00000 _ 7674 MPG, 2776 CABLE SEC GISsSEM BY__ PER | ___TOTAL COPIES area YN BY Dt 7 4 : : : : ; a, : : yo REPRODUCTION @Y OTHER THAN | SECRET ISSUING OFFICE 16 PROHIBITED | PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED __ ARYA 3 ¢ ACTION UNIT ACTION # 7 504762  ElASSi PAGE 04 —— TB 76 35 TOR@B05592 JAN 76 : | —_ $5606 DISCUSS THIS WITH THE CHARGE, GUT OFFERED AS A PERSONAL OPINION THAT IT WOULD DO NO HARM AND MIGHT Do SOME VERY REAL GOOD TOR | CONGRESSMEN TO LET THEIR FEELINGS BE KNOWN ON THIS SUBJECT. : CoS ADDED THAT HE HAD FREQUENTLY TOLD HIS THAT IT DID NO GOOD FOR ASIAN LEADERS TO SAY PRIVATELY THAT THEY. DIDN'T REALLY MEAN WHAT THEY DID SAY PUBLICLY SINCE THE PUBLIC STATEMENTS WERE ON THE RECORD AND THE PRIVATE “ONES WERE NOT. 4, THESE GENTLEMEN ARE HARD ‘BITTEN, PROFESSIONAL POLITICIANS. GENERALLY THEY APPEARED TO FAVOR A CONTINUING ROLE’ FUR THE U Se IN ASIAN AFFAIRS» INCLUDING CONTINUING MILITARY ASSISTANCE. THEY ARE» HOWEVER, DEEPLY SUSPICIOUS-OF ASIAN LEADERS, THEIR WILL AND ABILITY TO SURVIVE AGAINST DETERMINED COMMUNIST SUBVERSION, AND THEIR PERSONAL INTEGRITY, CONGRESSMAN WILSON REEOUNTED THAT HE HAD BEEN PRESENT WHEN[___] ADDRESSED A JOINT SESSION OF THE - CONGRESS AND WAS HAILED AS A GREAT NATIONALIST LEADER. HE ADDED» LOUK AT WHAT THAT (EXPLETIVE DELETED). DID TO UsIN. THEY EXPRESSED VERY LITTLE GF THEIR UPINIONS CONCERNING THE AGENCY, ALTHOUGH © BOTH SEEMED. TO ATTEMPT To ELICIT STATEMENTS FROM cos. (CRITICAL oo oF MRy HELMS, IN THIS, OF ‘COURSE, THEY. WERE UNSUCCESSFUL, BOTH EXPRESSED ADMIRATION FOR THE ‘CONDOR (OF MR, COLBY | aa SEC R ET
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13-00000 ye74 Mra. 2/76 CABLE SEC DISSEM BY __PER TOTAL COPIES - RUN BY : oe _ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN SECRET / {SSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED ACTION # T 384283 EIA894 PAGE @2- | co IN 787573 |  -TgRt@gO087Z VAN -76—0—CCt—<“‘:‘i;*:;*‘*™ 35600 IN STATIONES }RoGRam AND AN EVALUATION OF THE STABILITY y - AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THE | GOVERNMENT, HIS ATTITUDE WAS POSITIVE THROUGHOUT AND HE INDICATED THAT HE HAD HIGH. ADMIRATION FOR THE AGENCY AND BELIVED THAT NEGATIVE CONGRESSIONAL - ATTITUDES WERE LARGELY BASED ON IGNORANCE, HE SAID ALSO THAT THE ~ CONGRESS SO FAR HAD BEEN LUOKING AT THE AGENCY'S "OLD CATS" AND | “THAT EVEN SOME OF THE "RAVING LIBERALS" WOULD TAKE ANOTHER VIEW OF THE AGENCY IF THEY TOOK THE TIME TO INFORM THEMSELVES OF THE MANY POSTIVE CONTRIBUTIONS MADE 8Y THE AGENCY, AND PARTICULARLY BY THE poe. HE “ALSO EVIDENCED CONSIDERABLE | NTEREST IN ECONOMIC INTELLIGENCE, SAYING THAT HE FELT THIS To BE AN IMPORTANT MISSION. OF THE AGENCY AND NEEDED TG 8& EMPHASIZED MORE. cos: OUTLINED A FEW STATION ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN THIS FIELD THAT SEEMED TO PLEASE HIM, oe : a PAGHSE SAMARIA SEOUL S EO RE @ OFF THE RECORD» CONGRESSMAN MILFORD SAID HE HAD IN MIND’ PREPARING A MINORITY. REPORT AND SPONSORING A BILL WHEREBY A SINGLE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON AGENCY OVERSIGHT WOULD BE FORMED, THIS . COMMITTEE WOULD HAVE MEMBERSHIP FROM THE aaMED SERVICES, FOREIGN ae RELATIONS» APPROPRIATIONS, TREASURY, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOR,” AND an _ : : a a
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13-00000 _ OUTGOING ‘MESSAGE Sa RO SN ] De op | ee 0 eee ee Se . SIGNAL CANTER UBE ONLY _ : staf | a Ras oo, ae Get ace tos. TE mio oh, -! oe ; : NT ee OnF og. O° oO 8 oO 8° 0 | ~ SECRET —. ce - "eee snoune niche . ‘ DATE-TiM GROUP ; erta De . MESSAGE MumaiCNCE wut rn DIRECTOR a ee -- 0 wom BISSEM M BY: CONF: —_ 7 INFO: “FILE 9g we mons ; a - SCHEDULE: FOR NEETINGS wrth cost AT. THAT TINE. ¥ - ce ‘FOLLOWING ARE. RESULTS. CEA AND ‘ove [ —— __| BRIEFING OF CONGRESSMAN MILFORD wa DECEMBER 1975: ¥ an - ke NINETEEN. DECEMBER MEETING | LAID ON IN ORDER THAT. - "REPRESENTATIVE MILFORD COULD BE GIVEN A BRIEFING IN OVERVIEW TERNS ON WHAT THE CIA STATIONS | _| AND a a WERE DOING TN TERNS OF “OPERATIONAL PROGRAMS. vo Be | | THERE “WAS CIA PRESENCE IN “THIS REPRESENTATION ‘CONSISTED OF ABOUT | ~ ]etarcen: uITH BASIC NESSION OF. PURSUBING SOVIET.” _ CHINESE AND. EAST. EUROPEAN TARGETS AVAILABLE In[- ] ie It 7 _ WAS: STRESSED: THAT, THESE ] | TARGETS: WERE. PURSUED. BoTH | _ Jurth tHe( = || THERE WERE C _ ] IT was STRESSED. THROUGHOUT - —— BRIEFING. THAT PRIMARY ‘OBJECTIVE tal “OPERATIONS. WAS. THE: RECRUITMENT. OF SOVIETS > CHINESE OR EAST DATE: - 7 _ ORIG. ~ Bresowe orrican. a Be - COORDINATING orncens - oe qutfeenenearnecst orncan a = € EC R E tr "REPRODUCTH BY OTHER THAN THE issuinG OFFICE is: PRO. oiTED . cE 2 IMPDET. “BY: Sppeng pes
13-00000 OM oo o- oP. Yana on THOSE. INDIVIDUALS” FROM TARGET COUNTRIES WHO WERE. e In BROAD ASPECTS OF ‘cIA'S[__ y PEOPLE IN[__|WHO WERE FOCUSED ON RUNNING @, i my OUTGOING MESSAGE. "SIGNAL CENTER USE ONLY a - . age coi’. ace. 10d Tee) MRO cLassINICATION : SECRET. ; ,maaseae HANOUING iNpIcaTeR , ; oo . ~ . . bare-ima gnOUF : : oe este an , - oo mussaoa narunence numege - oe - | DIRECTOR . er en ‘D woe  DISSEM BY: .- | CONF: INFO: FILE Oo nemo Be 757585 s~ ame rem 7 * 18 rues wie pss | .- EUROPEAN TARGETS. As ‘IN- PLACE. AGENTS Ho woutp WORK. FOR US NOT ‘ONLY an jour UPON. THEIR: RETURN ‘TO THEIR COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: ALSO. STRESSED CIA'S ‘BINTEREST IN OBTAINING NATIONAL ‘LEVEL. INTELLIGENCE FROM - “RECRUITED. PENETRATIONS OF ‘THE SOVIET+ CHINESE OR. EAST. EUROPEAN | | PRESENCE IN as ‘HE. was INFORMED, OF. our DESIRE To RUN. ‘COUNTERINTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS OR ARRANGE: THE DEFECTION OF KNOULEDGE- : ne SLE SOURCES. OUR. INTEREST IN BUILDING. uP __ jon jour WHO: WERE NOT RECRUITABLE IN THE CURRENT, CONTEXT OF. THEIR, weurtene - SuTPs It H THEIR: OWN GOVERNMENT. ALSO: WAS DISCUSSED. it WAS. UNDER- _ * ScoRED THAT. THE INDIVIDUAL ‘WHO NOT -RECRUITABLE TODAY NIGHT BE. ~ RECRUITABLE IN FUTURE IF We CAN, LEARN TO. UNDERSTAND, WHAT MOTIVATES THE TARGET AND. WHAT. MAKES THEM TICK AS HUMAN. BEINGS. THE ‘BRIEFING OF REPRESENTATIVE: MILFORD on| } ALSO TOUCHED LIGHTLY: ON THE C. ik HE WAS ADVISED. THAT: CIA HAD[ oo WITH AGAINST THE ‘SOVIET, PRC DATE: - 7 DO - . " ORIG: . So . UNITS a ExT: - a ARLBAGING OrricaRr : coonomarina OFPicans . a AUTHENTICATING SPMCER geeneares REPRODUCTION BY OTHER R THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED & 2 _IMPDET |
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13-00000 a 2 7 ‘OUTGOIN S Mt ESSAGE ene oO ae 7 oo 6 “CLASBIRICATION Ny ECRE Te a OE kB Aa os “wreshog WANDUNO WOICATOR foe ‘Gére-rime anour a : a -., re a MESSAGE REPERENCE summim | yt “DIRECTOR. CO ke, ee a ems | ISBEM BY: | ra nee: 7978. ss 0 Smee - statzon s “EFFORTS: IN’ _ TJs’ DESCRIBED IN BROAD HANAGENENT ro a TERMS AND SOME. EXAMPLES. VERE: CITED OF TYPES oF INTELLIGENCE OBTAINED FROM. CTA ACTIVITIES. IN | —_ CEA ALSO FOCUSED BRIEFLYE ON our - ABILITY TO USE ‘AGENTS: OF “INFLUENCE 10 PURSUE ues. ‘FOREIGN. POLICY INTERESTS IN ae — 7 | CE. . COMMENT: REPRESENTATIVE ILFORD. TOOK NOTE OF. ABOVE: “pniCFINGS. ASKED LIMITED NUMBER OF. QUESTIONS ON THE TYPES oF © INTELLIGENCE THAT WAS PRODUCED BY THE VARIOUS STATIONS AND. INDICATED. fo Twat BRIEFINGS HAD: COVERED ALL OF. THE ISSUES, THAT He HAD. WANTED TO. : | DISCUSS. Pe ee, oe, , F. "REPRESENTATIVE MILFORD EXPRESSED GREAT DEAL OF INTEREST IN THE. INTELLIGENCE PROCESS: “AND ASKED THAT. IF AT ALL POSSI~ BLE. PARTICULARLY: wl hk HE wouLD LIKE TO MEET WITH NENBERS “oF _ LIAISON SERVICES. "REPRESENTATIVE. NILFORD MADE POINT | | THAT. SUCH MEETINGS WOULD BE. USEFUL. TO HIN IN CONTEXT OF HIS PIKE. COMMITTEE DUTIES. BECAUSE HE COULD THEN COMMENT ON, LIAISON SERVICES": REACTIONS TO CURRENT CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRIES. INTO CIA. . [REPRESENTATIVE MILFORD. was ADVISED THAT. \ATTEMPTS wouLD BE. WADE: TO ARRANGE MEETINGS. i . DATE: L ot. ay naLaagine orrcan a COORDINATING ORPICHRS | oo AUTHENTICATING OFmcER 7 ‘ CLASSIFICATION REPRODUCTION. BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED E 2 IMPDET SECRET me ek By” GS89RR
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13-00000 . OUTGOING MESSAGE | SIGNAL CENTER USE ONLY AGE cot Ace, yoo. we ARO OMF O aq Oo o..)6hl-O 0 CLASSIFICATION SECRET STAFF euguNsz DIRECTOR 235722 Ea " CONF: AS S INFO: FILE ()C] [Review STA FF, ser, ne DISSEM BY: QO a (POO) SA/Mo, wool Osean ro | “PER SOP 0 . , . » rues # | f oO TO: PRIORITY RYBAT | PLNHCONGA 4 OREFS: A. a 20abb Im 7raseos| “cRELAYING | be B. DIRECTOR 784159 J xx | {RELAYING | py ace AMAL E Res MY bar - he L. THIRFEEN MEMBERS OF HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE. - . ACCOMPANIED BY WIVES, WILL BE MAKING TRIP TO . | 4 AND -, GROUP WILL USE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE. - AIRCRAFT. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE WILL BE MAKING ARRANGEMENTS FOR. TRIP. THEREFORE NO NEED FOR STATION TO MAKE HOTEL OR RELATED TRANSPORTATION ARRANGEMENTS - ‘TWO REPRESENTATIVES, PRICE AND “he onl pane : WILSON, ARE MENBERS OF THE SuB- COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE Y NONE Wy yA Ca eo LM bow AT “TALS TAG te IVIVE f= (RAK 2 SLAP NASHEY VA, OF ABOVE HAVE ASKED 10 NEET WITH STATIONS - hori FER RECUESFED Chice Covuwsel as Commiller sulle leaned moo epaAvelling BY... HEADQUARTERS "*TO"NEET UT-FHe GROUP “CONTACT -CAN-B EAD ET HROUGH eta SPrOUe AND fe PRET RU MRY GON TALT YOu GOMMETTEE “STAFF: “ASSIS TANT” SLATINSHEK™ WHO> TRAVELLING -UEFH. GROUP INTEREST DEVELUPS, 2. HOWEVER, CONGRESSMAN DALE MILFORD {DEMOCRAT TEXAS} WHO-- IS A MEMBER OF THE PIKE COMMITTEE {HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON a | INTELLIGENCE} WILL ACCOMPANY: THIS GROUP AND DOES DESIRE BRIEFINGS < CONGRESSMAN MILFORD'S WIFE WILL TRAVEL WITH HIM. CONGRESSMAN | DATE: ORIG: UNIT: ERT s 24. DEC 25. . RELZAGING OFFICER . . COOROCINATING orricers , AUTHENTICATING orncer ; hd CLASSIFICATION _ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED E 2 IMPDET — s e c Req . Ch BY: 056913
13-00000 ‘OUTGOING MESSAGE _ : SIGNAL CENTER USE ONLY : AGE co ACP Tos Teg MAD omF go @§ @°o OO oo 4 - er: CLASSIFICATION SECRET MESSAGE HANDLING INDICATOR . DATE-TIME GROUP : ere MESSAGE REFERENCE MUMZER | ; - DIRECTOR | | , Boe co, . . ; , 0 _ INDEX DISSEM BY: . CONF: | . _ INFO: FILE . O] xomoex * , : 0 iP FLES # MILFORD’ Sy INTEREST AS STATED ‘BY HOt WILL BE IN SEEING HOU THE - INTELLIGENCE PROCESS voRKS FROM THE GROUND UP. HE WANTS TO ‘ACQUIRE “BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE ON THIS PROCESS SO THAT WHEN THE FINAL | | ~ COMMITTEE REPORT IS MADE HE CAN USE HIS INFLUENCE TO SEE THAT IT “TS a BALANCED. ONE. CONGRESSMAN MILFORD DOES NOT LIKE FORMAL. | “BRIEF INGS AND DOES NOT WANT CHARTS « yo 3 “SINCE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE TS VERY INTERESTED, tn COMMAND “AND CONTROL ‘ASPECTS OF HOW THE AGENCY FUNCTIONS + IT IS. LIKELY, THAT CONGRESSMAN MILFORD WILL FOCUS ON THIS ASPECT “OF STATION ACTIVITIES DURING HIS VISIT. Ae MANAGEMENT BY OBJECTIVES: STATIONS PROBABLY CAN DEAL WITH THE CONGRESSMAN'S DESIRE TO UNDERSTAND THE INTELLIGENCE / PROCESS FROM THE, GROUND UP BY BRIEFING HIM ON HOW MANAGEMENT BY : OBUECTIVES FUNCTIONS - STATION CAN OUTLINE OPERATIONAL DIRECTIVE PROCESS I. Ey HOW STATION RECEIVES OD FROM HEADQUARTERS AND COMMENTS ON IT. ONCE AGREEMENT REACHED ON OD DIALOGUE FOLLOWS ON AG'S ‘WHICH RELATE TO SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES. THINK IT WOULD BE USEFUL | _ TO FOCUS ON KEY OBJECTIVES IN GENERAL AND THEN NARROW DISCUSSION _DATE: ORIG: ‘UNIT: | EXT: BELEASING orricer . . CoorpinaTina Orricers . , , AUTHENTICATING OPPICER ; CLASSIFICATION REPROP''CTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED E 2. IMPDET SECRET ce So | 7 CL BY: 058913 a
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13-00000 - OUT DO NOT RECRUIT . 4 2 . ‘OUTGOING MESSAGE “BZN COR ‘ SIGNAL CENTER USE onty : . AGE. cor: AGP. . O06 | We MAD / Oct OWF O- GO Go @ GG oO @ CLASSIFICATION - . SECRET , oN MESSAGE }. ANDLING INDICATOR. DATE-TIME GROUP Cita , MESSAGE REFERERCE NUMBER . . ce oo “DIRECTOR - a CONF INFO FILE , - 0 woex’ “. DISSEM BY: . SNES : i osFhe _ TD onomoex — a . 289722 cae ; a : . 7 : - 7 . . . QO ‘rites *. # FOR, COLLECTION OF tweo ON | + POINT. AGENCY FOR COMMAND AND CONTROL PURPOSES I. Eos E. OPERATIONAL, REPORTING SYSTEM: “STARTING METH RECRUTTHENT OF AGENTS STATION, SHOULD OUTLINE TYPES OF REPORTING REQUIRED’ BY. “ON LATTER» - STRESS SHOULD BE PLACED ON, FEED BACK FRon | ‘MID- YEAR. AND FY. “REVEEUS: |” | WITH DDO. FY BUDGET CYCLE, SHOULD ALSO BE ~TOUCHED ON. e fF. CASE HISTORY? It ESSENTIAL WE NOT IDENTIFY “ANY ir TO CONGRESSMAN MILFORD. oo IN VIEW OF THIS uISH POINT OUT Has HAS FOUND ‘It USEFUL TO. DRAW . ON CASE HISTORY.SCENARIO TO UNDERSCORE ALL POINTS PREVIOUSLY. MADE IN BRIEFING. IN SUCH CASE HISTORY ONLY be | HAS BEEN ALTERED | FOR SOURCE PROTECTION. THIS: APPROACH HAS WORKED EFFECTIVELY FOR Has AND ASSUME IT WILL” BE USEFUL TECHNIQUE FOR STATIONS. a DATE: “ORIG: UNIT: EXT: RELEASING OrriceR . COGRGINATING orricens , AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION . REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED E 2 IMPDET SEC RE T CL BY: 958413 -
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13-00000 ; CABLE BEC bissEm BY PER TOTAL COPIES RUN BY REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAI IGSUING OFFICE 16 PROMIBITED PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEO_ i PAGE iN a 2 TORS 2805922 OCT 75 | | 25649. ELABSS . | DEVELOPED, AND UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES IT WAS BELIEVED Best To GIVE THE CONGRESSMAN THE OPPORTUNITY To CHART —— THE COURSE. IN S0-DOING IT BECAME ABUNDANTLY CLEAR THAT HIS INTEREST LAY IN THE AGENCY'S ROLE VIS-AeVIS THE ‘INTEL COMMUNITY IN THE FIELD» HE WANTED TO KNOW HOW COORDINATION AND CONTROL WAS EXERCISED IN THE FIELD. COS EXPLAINED THE CHIEF OF STATION'S RESPONSIBILITY AND AUTHORITY IN THE COORDINATION OF CLANDESTINE COLLECTION PORGRAMS, IN DISCUSSING COORDINATION OF. MILITARY COLLECTION AGENCIES COS IN DUE COURSE SUGGESTED THAT MILITARY REPRESENTATIONS MIGHT | PROFITABLY BE INVITED TO JOIN IN THE DISCUSSION. TELEPHONE CALLS BROUGHT THE | | INTO THE DISCUSSION, THE COMMAND AND COORDINATION CHA NELS acter | ee en te imeem an een ee WERE OUTLINED, AND THE STATION'S ROE WAS ENDORSED BY THE MILITARY REPS TO ALMOST AN EMBARRASSING DEGREE. 7 COS EXPLAINED THE DCID'S, AND IN THIS INSTANCE 3 DCID 5/4, EXPLAINED HOW THE FIELD CLEARANCE, . SECRET
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13-00000 oe” OUTGOING MESSAGE Oz-4coa SIGNAL CENTER USE ONLY AGE cor acP TOG TPE MRO oc OnF O O re re) CLASSIFICATION SECRET | | | STAFF oe «DIRECTOR - | | : a , - 0 wwoex DISSEM BY: CONF: INFO: FILE So 7189 wt OD wo mpex ; , | 7 . . { 7 -Q neruanvo PER oO IP FILES - # : . PROTECTION. THIS APPROACH HAS WORKED EFFECTIVELY FOR Has "AND ASSUME IT WILL BE USEFUL TECHNIQUE et 2. BRIEFING SHOULD. ALSO ZERO JIN ON STATION'S COORDINATION ROLE UNDER DCID'S FOR CLANDESTINE MILITARY. INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION. OPS- ‘ALSO THINK IT WOULD BE USEFUL TO HAVE PART OF 8RIEFING CONCENTRATE . - "on IMMINENCE: OF HOSTILITIES INDICATORS: WHICH NOW BEING WORKED ON BY — AMERICAN INTEL ConmUNITY IN CONSULTATION urtal | THIS MIGHT os WELL SHOW COMPLEXITY OF ISSUES: INVOLVED IN MEASURING INTEL SUCCESS OR FAILURES. a . 3. HAS HAS” HAD. LIMITED EXPOSURE. TO CONGRESSTIAN MILFORD. THUS | “UNABLE TO: SHED ANY LIGHT. ON Question POSED IN REF B ‘PARA’ 2a. BASIC GUIDELINE FOR THIS BRIEFING MUST BE FULL CANDOR WHILE SIMUL TANEOUSLY - ; PROTECTING SOURCES -AND METHODS. ve 4. PLEASE USE ABOVE. INDICATORS ON. FUTURE, TRAFFIC ‘DEALING WITH 7 ” eRTEFINGS OR TRAVELS’ OFS CONGRESSTONAL NENBERS: WHO. INVOLVED IN INVESTI~ , : GATION OF. INTEL COMMUNETY. - ‘E- 2y IMPDET. a DATE: Jy OCT 75 7 . SSE ORIG: TESHACKLEY: DCM C/REVIEW STAEF se CUNT EYER COL CS ee eee er ee | Oe oe may Ce | a Gj RE: e DO nce 0 - _— _ "COORDINATING oceetias ; , ‘ THEODORE ao = SHACKLEY % C/EA , cuss peat ON . - ; “REPROL _ TLON BY OTHE THAR THE ISSUING OFFICE. K SHIBITED — 2  IMPDET SECRET ee BYE guage
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13-00000 Ci 17 OCT 1975 MEMORANDUM FOR: DDO Division and Staff Chiefs SUBJECT : The Director's Greeting Card List 1. It is requested that.you provide recommencaticns as to whom the Director should send holiday greetings. Please subimit vour list to the SA/ADDO in Room 7E22 by the close of business 10 November 1975. 2. Your list should be prepared on a very selected basis. You . may include the names of chiefs of foreign security and intelligence services and the names of non-intelligence personnel abroad who are of special interest or significance to the Agency mission. In most cases, these names should be those of persons whom the Director has met here or abroad. _3. After the Director has reviewed the lists of recommended names, the greeting cards will be prepared and sent to the appropriate Division or Staff for pouching or mailing. SA7ADDO Distribution: C/AF . C/SE ‘C/EA . C/CCS C/EUR | C/CI C/DCD *y C/OPS C/DIVD . “. C/PS C/FR “ C/SS C/LA/ *. §A/DDO C/NE SPG/DDO E2 IMPDET CL BY 037796 CYA INTERNAL UST ONY’
13-00000 re eee renee at anna ene ena areata ‘ MEMORANDUM FOR: DDO Division and Staff Chiefs SUBJECT : DDCI's Greeting Card List Addressees are requested to prepare a Christmas card list for the DDCI. It should include, where security permits, all significant contacts hosted by him at Headquarters or visited in the field. Please submit your list to the SA/ADDO by close of business 10 November 1975. SA/ADDO Distribution: C/AF C/SE C/EA C/CCS C/EUR C/CI C/DCD C/OPS C/DIVD C/PS C/FR C/SS C/LA SA/DDO C/NE ' SPG/DDO E2 IMPDET CL BY 037796 Vet ans CYA INTERNAL USE ONLY
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o SABLE AC ovneem oy____ran_—__ ——_—_ aT qepnopucrion | a ‘ (BU ING OFFICE oy pea ‘309706 any i _ pace de SSSCSCSW ees THERE: WAS ANY. POLITICAL RISK OR SENSITIVITY HE WOULD “ss PROBABLY ALERT THE: AMBASSADOR, COS POINTED OUT THE FACT OF | 7” “COORDINATION WITH THE AUTHORITIES REDUCED THE RISK le cons 1pERAaLY, oe 7 oe B, HE ASKED JF A LARGE SCALE ACTION TYPE PROGRAM COORDINATED . a WITH THE SUCH AS MIGHT BE INVOLVED IN[ _]WOULD BE ~ e —-. CLEARED WITH THE AMBASSADOR, AFTER HE HAD REPHRASED THE QUESTION : _ a LEAVE OUT ANY MENTION orf SS=*di’CCS STATED THAT HE WOULD ~ » SEEK AUTHORITY FROM WASHINGTON TO INFORM THE AMBASSADOR OF ANY SUcH ~ SITUATION, | C, HE ASKED IF COS WOULD APPROACH THE | ~ ~ parectuy OR “THROUGH IN ORDER TO COORDINATE SUCH A ‘% PROGRAM. © COS REPLED THAT NORMALLY HE WOULD GO DIRECTLY TO oe J] ano THAT THEY WOULD INSURE ‘COORDINATION WITH THe, ~ Ds HE ASKED IF[ [HAD TO CLEAR BoTH INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION AND ACTION OPERATIONS WITH THE| JAND THe AMBASSADOR IN THE FIELD . COS REPLIED THAT ACTION \ OPERATIONS HAD TO BE CLEARED WITH THE| [eur THAT | HE TS. NOT SURE AS TO HOW MUCH COORDINATION WAS REGUIRED ON ~ SECRET. -
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13-00000 - , SLE BEC.DISBEM FE: tee LOE HE -: -ERBON/UNIT NOTIFIE> + YAR ACTION UNIT” , bt: a STATIONS AND THAT WE HAD BEEN MYSTIFIED BY MR. SPY ISSUED SLOTTED SY AT rs : . see hw Pd RF.” FILE . VR. v 589725 EYAG45 | PAGE 82 . IN 7464264 TORY | E3285 THE COVERAGE PROVIDED BY THESE SOURCES WAS OF DEFINITE VALUE SINCE: THE INFORMATION WAS NOT OBTAINED BY OFFICIAL EMBASSY CONTACTS: ae REGARDING. PARA 1eBay. AMBASSADOR CONFIRMED To[ | THAT-17 WAS HIS UNDERSTANDING THAT STATION WAS NO LONGER INVOLVED IN LARGE=SCALE. COVERT ACTION OPERATIONS AND THAT HE ASSUMED EXPLANATION PER PARA 4 REF WAS IN ACCORD WITH FACTS, COS ‘EMPHATICALLY ASSURED THE AMBASSADOR THAT THERE WERE NO COVERT ACTION FUNDING OPERATIONS BEING UNDERTAKEN BY THE REFERENCE TO THE LARGE BUDGET FOR SUCH ACTIVITIES BUT HAD CONCLUDED THAT IT MUST APPLY TO SALARY AND EXPENSES OF WITH WHICH | SEEMED TO AGREE, 4, WITH RESPECT TO THE AMBASSADOR'S KNOWLEDGE OF SPECIFICS OF STATION ACTIVITY, THE AMBASSADOR STATED FIRST THAT HE OF COURSE HAD Ae PRETTY G00D IDEA" ABOUT THE IDENTITY OF SOME OF OUR SOURCES BUT HAD NOT BEEN SPECIFICALLY ADVISED OF THE IDENTITIES OF ANY OF” THEM, HE FOUND THE SITUATIBN ACCEPTABLE. HOWEVER, FIRST BECAUSE HE HAD BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH COS PER= SONALLY FOR THE LAST. TWENTY YEARS AND HAD CONFIDENCE THAT “SECRET
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“589706 f]asze PAGE 2 7 IN 716149 ee TOR | | | 6194 (F THERE WAS ANY POLITICAL RISK OR SENSITIVITY HE WOULD PROGABLY ALERT THE AMBASSADOR, COS POINTED OUT THE FACT OF COORDINATION WITH THE AUTHORITIES REDUCED THE RISK CONSIDERABLY: a | 8, HE ASKED IF A LARGE SCALE ACTION TYPE PROGRAM COORDINAATED WiTe THeE[ | SUCH AS MIGHT BE INVOLVED IN[ WOULD BE CLEARED WITH THE AMBASSADOR, AFTER HE HAD REPHRASED THE QUESTION TO LEAVE OUT ANY MENTION OF[ |» COS STATED THAT KE WOULD SEEK AUTHORITY FROM WASHINGTON TO INFORM THE AMBASSADOR OF ANY SUCe SITUATION, C, HE ASKED IF COS WOULD APFROACH THE DIRECTLY OR THROUGH; =| IN ORDER TO COORDINATE SUCH A PROGRAM. COS REPLED THAT NORMALLY HE WOULD GO DIRECTLY To AND THAT THEY WOULD INSURE COORDINATION WITH THE OFFICE. | D, KE ASKED iF] fap TO CLEAR BoTH INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION AND ACTICN OPERATIONS WITH THE| J AND THE AMBASSADOR IN THE FIELD . COS REPLIED THAT ACTION. OPERATIONS HAD TO BE CLEARED WITH THE| |BUT THAT HE IS NOT SURE AS TO HOW MUCH COORDINATION WAS REQUIRED“ON SECRET To
13-00000 ” DIgsEM BY. _TOVAL COPIES RL. 4Y a | - ; - —_ _ |. QEPROBUCTION By OTHER THA . . SECRET i ISSUING OFFICE Is PROMImITE: . PERGON/UNIT NOTIPIEO. : ; Po a . : oN | 7 0 ee RF. FILE . VR. a : — Fi eb "ACTION # — _! __ sj 1 389706 = ELAG20 PAGE 93 . IN 716119 TOR ie o£ | 66194 COLLECTION OPERATION; JWILL UNDOUBTEDLY PURSUE THIS POINT IN HIS MEETING THIS AFTERNOON WITH | [AND (| AND WE WILL REPORT ANY PLAYBACK WE GET. HE ASKED WHETHER IN CSS'S JUDGMENT IT WOULD SE AN IMPROVEMENT ON PRESENT PROCEDURES FOR THE STATE DEPARTNENT TO REQUIRE PRIOR CLEARANCE WITH QUR AMBASSADORS OF ALL INTELLIGENCE AND ACTION OPERATIONS, COS REPLIED THAT IF ALL THE AMBASSADORS WERE AS ABLE AND AS INFORMED AS THIS ONE AND SOME OTHERS HE HAD KNOWN, THAT THIS MIGHT WORK, THE PROBLEM WAS THAT MANY AMBASSADORS HAD NO - KNOWLEDGE OR ACQUAINTANCE WITH THE INTELLIGENCE FIELD AND NO. BASIS FOR MAKING INFORMED JUDGMENTS, AND THE RESULT,’ THEREFOR, OF SUCH A RULE MIGHT 8& TO SERIOUSLY INHIBIT AND PREVENT. MANY GPERATIONS THAT SHOULD 3E UNDERTAKEN, E. iN ANSWER TO ANOTHER QUESTION, COS CONFIRMED THAT BOTH THE AMBASSADOR AND THE | | “ee SONCLuUSian 3° 742 B3ISCUSSIONS, Cos TRIED TO MAKE | G2: fi ica. 7 CONCERNED 3Y THE LEAKS AND a ~ sd . Rae :
- - i : MESO Roe . . S Boot ed i i ISBN Grr ink : eo BEE mE 7 ISTAPE TE: BEEN REASSURED | AND THE OF THH€ INTELLIGENCE THEY: WERE. PRPARED TO. GIVE US, | SAID KE WOULD ALSO REASSURE[ AND ION THIS POINT AS FAR AS THE IS CONCERNED, | 2, CoS POINTED ouT| ~_|ENJOvED aN ENVIABLE DEGREE DF PROTECTION AS A RESULT OF THE| TKE ABSENCE OF PARLIAMENTARY INVESTIGATIONS AND THE VERY EP FECTIVE| For | REPRESENTATIVES SERVCING OVERSEAS. COS TOLD THAT ONE OF THE USEFUL THINGS THE MIGHT DO WOULD BE TO CALL FOR NEW LEGISLATION THAT MIGHT OFFER SOME PROTECTION SIMILAR TO THE KIND. THAT THE, JENJOY,. | sap THAT vas IN FACT LOOKING INTO THIS C, COS REVIEWED THE PUBLIC EVIDENCE AVAILABLE aS TO KHAT PHIL AGEE HAS BEEN UP TO AND POINTED OUT THE KIND OF DAMAGE THAT CAN BE DONE IN THE ABSENCE OF ANY EFFECTIVE SANCTIONS, COS DUCKED A QUESTION FROM -AS TO HOW MUCH role = ms ECRET.
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eo, OO G6 OLETS /OSR- Review Staff: . 75/3149/a “Date 6 October 1975 . TO : CIA Task Force . ‘FROM : The Review Staff, Walter Elder SUBJECT : SSC/HSC Request. . . RECEIVED: Date 3 October Time 1905 € etter requests an orientation briefing for - e wio wis travelling asain this time f° SS Comments : F natty : Co _ = a | | 775 be EE ny a | as epg ned "5 airs , oo oe ‘3 Action 1pfe 7 oy sc/DCI DOE | a DA. | A | /# RTDDSET mann i cio POLE | ae ns{. pe | | eae ar ar (eam wae ee -
& 6 ot : * . 's FRANK CHURCH, TOAMO, CHALEMAN JOHN G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIIMA, HOWARD H. BAKER, 37, TENN BARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ, CHARLES MC C. MATHIAS, Jn, ME. RICHARD 5. SCHWEIKER, PAs PHIL? A, HAWT, MICH, WALTER Ff. MONDALE, MIN, WALTER D. MUDOLESTON, MV. ROSZAT MOAGAM, N.C. GARY BART, Coa. WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR FREDERICK A. G. SCHWANRE, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL, CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINGRITY CouNSsSL, ASSIStant t6 Che Director . Room 6D0120° REVIEW STAFF Minted  Bilates Senate SELECT COMMITTEE TO . STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS wiTH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (runsuant To 4. RE. 21, 46TH ConaREess) WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510 October 5, 1975 Central Intelligence Agency . - Bangley, Virginia " Dear Mr. Bolten: hoe. This letter is to request an orientation briefing ‘for a visit to the Federal Republic: of Germany which a member of . the Select Committee staff, David Aaron, has been asked to. "make * this month. | Although plans are not yet precise, it is expected “hat Po he will be in Geneva Sunday, October .12;.in the Federal a Republic of Germany October 13- 155 and in London October 16 “land 17. : The nrinary nurnose of this travel is to discuas| Dol ce In Geneva, Mr. Aaron plans to interview Ambassador _U. Alexis: Johnson on the broad issue of the role of the : a _ Department of State in the control of intelligence: activities. . Sincerely, | William G. Miller | 4 copy to Mr. Hyland, State Department Sl Hs : ta oe
13-00000 dis ae a we > a Frans (MUuaEM, IDAHO, CY 1AM ; “JOHN G. ove TEXAS, VICE, FESEARS PHILIP A, HART, ae HOWARD MH, DAMER, JR., TENN, ALTER & MONTIALE, BANAY GOLDWATER, ARIZ. ; WALTER &. meee Ke CHARLES MCC. MATHIAS, JR. MO, . 2 ROSSAT MORGAN, F.C. RICHARD 8. SCHWEINER, PA. . “ c og 5 e? ¢ { aS { Gany HART, COLD. Mearied DStales Senale WRLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOM , ° FREDERICK A. G. SCHWARZ, JR., CHICH COUNSEL . “y SELECY COMMITTEE TO CUATIS @. SMOTHEAS, MINORITY COUNSEL, ® id : . yO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (PuRSUANT Yo &. RES. 2, ATH CONGRESS) WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510 © we Cetober 3,..1975 REVIEW STAFF Mr. William G. ‘Hyland - ss . Director : ° _ Bureau of Intelligence and Research — ’ Department of State Washington, D. Cc. - 20520 _ Dear Mr. Hyland: This letter is to request an orientation briefing for a visit to the Federal Republic of Germany which a ‘member of tne Select Committee staff, David Aaron, has» heen, asked to make this month. - ‘Although the plans are not yet precise, it’ is expected ‘that he will be in Geneva Sunday, October 12; in the Federal . Republic’ of Germany October 13-15; and in London October 16 and 17.. The primary purpose of this travel is to discuss | U. Alexis Johnson on the broad issue of the role of the Department of State in the control of intelligence activities. Sincerely, | ‘William G. Miller” copy t CIA
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13-00000 Camue asc piseem ev_ pen Jovancories Woo — ee ens SECRET |: L*, sa Sree Ras ‘PERGON/UNIT NOTIFIED |. oe. me : : a ; — vovawen copy sepuso/eortgn ty apg |STAFF ACTION UNIT | Ft eLE. OR CO ; . 2 eC) ine 7 (2 es ©) RcTiON ? IF , a - | a ae T 329429 ELAQ74 ' PAGE [o@) _ oo ENE 69414: | _Tonsgsisoee SEP 75 —_ ao 24728 “TRAINING. 4 GOOD OPC TYPE COULD. DO EQUALLY. sooD WORK: INS oe THE OSO FIELD» AND VICE VERSA.) oo 16.0 ABOVE ARE ONLY THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DISCUSSION. AARON 1S IN CHARGE, HE ASKED MOST OF THE QUESTIONS, AND, TOOK coPtous NOTES. 80TH AARON AND TRUEHEART WERE | | “ESSENTIALLY LOW-KEY BUT THE QUESTIONS WERE SHARP, sabia AND AARON ESPECIALLY HAS A QUIETLY INCISIVE WAY OF GETTING. AT THINGS, IT'S DIFFICULT To TELL WHETHER THE THO ARE. FAVORABLY DISPOSED TOWARD THE AGENCY OR NOT. CERTAINLY (NO ANIMOSITY WAS SHOWN, BUT NEITHER WAS THERE ANY SHOW: oF GREAT Love FOR THE AGENCY, AN OBJECTIVE APPROACH (Ay) THE MATTER AT HAND APPEARS TO BE AN APT DESCRIPTION OF HOW THEY, WORKED. | 17, AARON AND TRUEHEART WERE CARED FOR ss rie anaes WHILE Inf «BUT ON SATURDAY IN[ | AARON SEEMED To HAVE BEEN LEFT ALONE BY THE CONGEN. COB AND CoS TOOK — AARON OUT TO DINNER AFTER THE BRIEFING SESSION AND HE SEEMED TO ENJOY AND “APPRECIATE THE| | AND | MIGHT WISH TO KEEP IN MIND THAT AARON AS INTERESTED IN TRYING THE BETTER KNOWN LOCAL FOODS, 18. SECRET
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13-00000 CABLE exc DISssEM BY_ ‘ PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED : AB Y AN Ww OHET, ace ' REPRODUCTION. BY OTHER THs . ISGUING OFFICE 18 PROHIBITE sits apuno/nsoiran la va en he SPR ECE HENGE Oe |e er ree ei, HOI, Oo. oe ae eee: Lac a aYES on eens 7344592 0 BIA75O oe PAGE BL re IN, TE _Tor12916272 ‘SEP 78 SECRET 2915472. ‘SEP 75 STAFF “cite! _ =) 34519 | Tor IMMEDIATE DIRECTOR ro[ ayeAT PLUWCADET 1. VISITORS ET WITH AMBASSADOR: ror ONE HOUR, AND A HALF “EVENING 27 SEP AT HIS ‘RESIDENCE “AND: THEN WENT DIRECTLY. to AIRPORT. AFTER INTRODUCING VISITORS TO AMBe cos WITHDREH AND. WAITED! IN’ “ANOTHER: ROOM, (UPON. DEPARTING cos HEARD AMB ASK ‘VISITORS FoR THEIR CREDENTIALS. ) ANB: LATER ToLD cos HE SUGGESTED 70 VISITORS | THAT. cos . BE PRESENT DURING. ‘DISCUSSION ‘BUT THEY PRUFERRED TO. TALK WITH HIM: ; PRIVATELY. cos WAS CALLED INe HOWEVER, “FO ‘PARTICIPATE: iN LAST FEW. MINUTES OF 1 DISCUSSION, IN cos PRESENCE, MR “AARON ASKED. ANB _ WHETHER HE THOUGH HE SHOULD HAVE THE RIGHT TO SEE. ALL INFORMATION PRODUCED WITHIN HIS MISSION, TO WHICH AMB REPLIED AFFIRMATIVELY.. . AARON THEN ASKED AMB WHETHER HE IN FACT SAW ALL INFO, AMB REPLIED. HE DID NOT KNOW, BUT HAD CONFIDENCE IN cos IN THIS REGARD, AARON THEN ASKED COS WHETHER HE WAS AUTHORIZED To SHOW AMB ALL STATION REPORTING, ANSWER! OPERATION)L, REPORTING IDENTIFYING AGENTS OR CLANDESTINE METHODS: OF OPERAT]ON COULD Net. BE “SHOWN TO ‘AMB WITHOUT SECRET
CABLE BHC DIGBEM BY re ee TOTAL L COPIES | By ren it REPRODUCTION: ‘BY ‘ornare THAI IS6UING. ‘OFFICE 1. PROHIBITEE . PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED ADVANGE GOF : ACTION UNIT” ACTION # 7 344592 | ELA750. RAGE 2 — CEN 699594 Pi a : TOR 2936272 sep 73 | [ss . HOS APPROVAL. “OTHER INFO. couLD BE. SHOWN at “DESCRETION. OF cos, |  $uBy OF ROGERS LETTER RE SHOWING INTEL REPORTS. 70. AmB. PRIOR TO DISSEMINATION WAS. THEN RAISED By. AMBY kN" sAtD HE TooK. POSITION THIS | WAS POLICY MATTER WHICH HAD To BE ‘SOLVED. IN, WASHINGTON, AND. aD SO 5. INFORMED | ROGERS, (cos: SAW. DRAFT. OF LETTER TO ROGERS 10. THIS EFFECTAD At CONCLUSION oF NEETING AMB. HANDED cos A NEWS ITEM: __ Po } AND. ASKED. THAT ARTICLE BE SHOWN fo vist TORS s tN[ | an Ana ~TRUEHEART READ ARTICLE AND. COMMENTED SOMETHING To. EFFECT THAT - ARTICLE DID NOT SEEM To HIM TO BE ANYTHING To BE VERY CONCERNED “agour, MR. AARON DID NoT READ. IT. POUCHING copys CAMB suBSE= i “QUENTLY TOLD cos ARTICLE HAD BEEN GIVEN: To HIM IN, WASHINGTON ay | “DEPUTY ASSISTANT RYAN.) a | 2, ON WAY TO AIRPORT AFTER MEETING WITH AMes $+ TRUEHEART MENTIONED AMB'S REQUEST TO SEE THEIR CREDENTIALS. SINCE THEY Had | NONE, THEY SHOWED THEIR PASSPORTS. (AMB LATER TOLD COS HE HAD ASKED TO SEE. CREDENTIALS: SINCE HE WANTED TO SEE FOR HIMSELF eXACTLY WHAT THE LIMITS OF THEIR AUTHORITY WERE.) cos” INFERRED. THAT | VISITORS WERE TAKEN ABACK BY AMB!S REQUEST ‘ur HEETING with AMB So a SECRET
” GABLE SECG-DIGSEM BY__ PER | aa a a ‘REPRODUCTION. BY oTher TH ‘tssuING OPPICE 18 PROHIBITE mumeon/unrr norte a _ ABVANGE GOPY ISSUED/SLOTTED. py ar ACTION UNIT or rats on AGTION Lan | F gad5o2  ETATSa@ a PAGE OS)SS=~—“=‘—™S™C*C::C”™*”C””:C;CN SCS a 8 rgRta9n6272 SEP 75 cs __|ststs WAS NONETHELESS HARMONIOUS, CAMB LATER CONFIRMED THIS IMPRESSION, y : 3 AME TELEPHONED cos: MORNING 28. SEP AND GAVE. HIGHLIGHTS OF _ DISCUSSION. WITH VISITORS. FULLER ACCOUNT GiVEN IN HIS OFFICE. EARLY. | ‘MORNING 20° SEP, “AMB CHARACTERIZED. VISITORS AS. INTELLIGENT, AND : BUSINESSLIKE, AMB HAD. IMPRESSION THEY. SATISFIED. WITH visit, wd | AND WITH COOPERATION THEY RECEIVED FROM. EVERYONE. © HE ee | SPECULATED ‘THAT THEIR REPORT WOULD BE WRITTEN IN ‘MANNER WHICH. SERVES: | INTERESTS pF CHURCH COMMITTEE. AMB SAID HE TOLD VISITORS HE SATISFIED. WITH BKWERALD OPERATION IN ——) ONLY AREA WHERE ‘HE. HAD. A | QUARREL WITH BKHERALD 1S THAT or| | | ame ‘BELIEVES STATE , peer [_ ; HE HAS NO OBJECTION To | | i —— | BKHERALD [_ ALSO. REGARDING HIS. KNOWLEDGE OF BKHERALD ACTIVITY, ANB. SAID. HE TOLD VISITORS THAT BECAUSE OF TERRORIST PROBLEM HE DID NOT WANT To KNOW, “apouT SKWERALD ACTIVITIES - IN DETAIL AND TRUSTS GOS TO TELL HIM WHATEVER HE NEEDS TO KNOW, VISITORS SHOWED GREAT INTEREST IN THIS VIEWPOINT, AMB SAID HE HAD HAD A PROBLEM WITH ONLY ONE STATION CHIEF WHO NOW DECEASED, WIN SCOTT, AND WITH ONE FORMER DIRECTOR, RICHARD HELMS. AMB EXPLAINED. | THAT. BEFORE HE -WENT tol As AMB, DIRECTOR HELMS HAD TOLD HIM SIXTY PERCENT or[____|starionrs EFFORTS WERE DIRECTED AGAINST SECRET Vabtade ced sabe abi, Bahai: Git shdiitad kita lea Mun iiaiotrioed th ner Rane ett eS ten eel
13-00000 PER : TOTAL COPIES _ RUN BY | re _ _ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER. THA : Ce mo Ss. — CR ‘Ee y- fo ..°,) 6SUING OPPICR is PROHIBITED _PER@ON/UNIT NOTIPINOS : a eb 7 ‘€agle SéC DIGREM BY__ ; ACTION UNIT T y4a592 ETAT “page BA SOSSC~<CS~SsS*~CSsSC«SN 8G ps cacaneees ' TORIZ2916272 SEP 73 8s [2] 34519 | CUBANS.. ONLY LATER bio aie FIND. out BY CHANCE. € asout [ a EFFORT. DIRECTED AGAINST ,  AMB SAID Ry HELMS: AWARE oF HIS SENTINENTS AS 1S GENERAL WALTERS, EVIDENTLY ON BASIS OF COMMENT BY VISITORS: aMB TOLD COS. THAT AMB CRIMMINS. HAD ‘BEEN CRITICAL OF BKHERALD, BUT DID NOT. ELABORATE, — . 4. CURIOUSLY» AARON ASKED peos' SECRETARY FOR DATE EVENING ; 26 SEP. ALTHOUGH: a TURNED: QUT Be PRIMARILY SOCIAL EVENT AND He | ‘DID N NoT ATTEMPT ELIcIT INFORMATION FROM SECRETARY, AARON DID NAKE a FOLLOWING COMMENTS: OF INTEREST? ' (A) HE SAID HE HAD BEGUN TRIP WITH CERTAIN AMOUNT. ANTI  BKHERALD BIAS BUT THIS HAD (BEEN MUTED SOMEWHAT. BY FAVORABLE IMPRESSIONS HE HAD OBTAINED oF VARIOUS BxweRALD OFFICERS. IN THE FIELD WITH WHOM HE HAD ‘SPOKEN. | (B) HE SAID HE THOUGH | EMBASSY POLITICAL > SECTION WAS "JEALOUS" OF “BRHER ALD, (C) HE IMPLIED HIS EGO HAD BEEN BRUISED ON TRIP BECAUSE PEOPLE FREQUENTLY ASSUMED AMBASSADOR TRUBHEART, NOT HE. WAS SENIOR © OFFICER. HE SAID HE NEXT PLANS TRIPS TO EUROPE AND ELSEWHERE, " HEADQUARTERS, THEREFORE, MIGHT WISH ALERT, FUTURE STATIONS HE WILE visit OF PECKING ORDER. | — SECRET “easy rae eee SSA ararere at ee disci sss A iabbAind
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13-00000 | 4 3 ~ a \ :  -GABLE SEC DISSEM sv, -PER_2yer... dy TOTAL COPIES ; __N BY SECRET REPRODUCTION BY OTHER Ti ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBI PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED. - ____ABVANGE COPY 1ssugD/sLoTreD  CVaieP ez ey aT : seen ONT pg eu. ve. oe ic pe” FILE . VR. i 5 IN 697014 + sa783 “ETATG6 : PAGE 81 TORV2523372 SEP. 75 0 | 34503 $ec R & T 2522362 SEP 75 STAFF. c1Te ~ | b4503 SECTION oe 2 TO IMMEDIATE buRector TNF] RYBAT. PLYWCADET | REF DIRECTOR 745626, 1, COS AND Dceos HELD. TWO*HOUR- DISCUSSION. WITH. AMBASSADOR WELLTAM, TRUEHEART AND MRe DAVID AARON MORNING 25 SEP AND THEN - ATTENDED LUNCHEON AT WHICH CHARGE D AFFAIRES | | EMBASSY POLITICAL COUNSELOR __|anD Far REPL sd uso PRESENT, EARLIER IN MORNING TTHE TWO VISITORS MET PRIVATELY WITH cwaRGE[_‘JaND IN AFTERNOON TRUEHEART TALKED PRIVATELY. WITH [ (AARON. BECAME ILL°AND REMAINED IN HOTEL.) COS AND DcosS ALSO HAD DINNER ALONE. WITH VISITORS EVENING 24 SEP, 2, AARON CLEARLY IN CHARGE, (AT LUNCHEON TRUEHEART EXPLAINED THAT AARON IS HEAD OF THE COORDINATION AND CONTROL WORKING GROUP» ONE OF FOUR WORKING GROUPS OF CHURCH COMMITTEE, AND TRUEHEART IS SERVING AS CONSULTANT.) AARON ASKED MOST OF QUESTIONS, BY NATURE AND TONE*OF SOME OF AARON'’S QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS, WE SUSPECT THAT HE HAD PREFORMED NOTIONS WHICH ANTI« BKHERALD, (EsGe, ATTITUDE TOWARD SOVIET PROGRAM DISCUSSED BELOW, ) SECRET
13-00000 CABLE 8c DIBeEM BY rer ve rama TOTAL COPIES RUN AY : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THA: § E CRET. IQBUING OFFICE IG PROHIBITE: | anne Mts erent mere cere gee ett mm nant PRRBON/UNET NOTIFHRO STAFF ACTION UNIT “ACTION # FP 337337 ETAT —pAGE 2. OOSOCSCOCOSOSSOSEN 897 TORI2523372 SEP 7500 34503 3, IN DISCUSSING BKHEARALD APPROACH To SOVIET TARGET, AARON ASKED IF 11 REALLY MADE SENSE TRY RECRUIT SOVIET | [HERE SOVIET, EVEN IF RECRUITED, WOULD NOT LIKELY HAVE ACCESS. TO INFORMATION OF VALUE TO USG, WE EXPLAINED THAT OUR INTERESTS NOT PRIMARILY. IN| POINTED OUT ‘ACCESS SOVIETS HAVE TO THIS: INFo ‘EVEN WHILE ABROAD, SAID ALSO POINTED OUT NONE OF THIS SEEMED IMPRESS AARON, WHO CONTINUED QUESTION VALUE OF BKHERALD SOVIET OPS IN MANY (BUT UNDEFINED) AREAS, SAID HE HAD WORKED IN WHITE HOUSE WHERE HE SAW ALL INTEL, FOUND IT HARD JUSTIFY BKHERALD SOVIET PROGRAM INPUT ON BASIS INTEL PRODUCTION, WE ARGUED THIS. 1S ONE PROGRAM WHERE LARGE AMOUNT CASE OFFICER TIME REQUIRED ON WORLD#WIDE BASIS IN ORDER ACQUIRE THE FEW goon SOURCES WHO CAN BE PICKED UP AND WHO ARE PICKED UP, TRUEHEART ASKED FOR EXAMPLES. AND WE REFERRED THEM TO HOS FOR DETAILSs TRUEHEART SAID IT HIS IMPRESSION THAT BKHERALD NOW IN A FsovieEr PHASE", WHEREAS IN EARLIER YEARS IT HAD BEEN IN COVERT ACTION OR OTHER PHASES. WE SAID SOVIETS _ AND OUR APPROACH TO THEM HAS. BEEN REFINED OVER THE YEAR ee. SECRET. me ee
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13-00000 “SECRET CABLE MGC DIBSEM MY PER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THA: ISSUING OFFICE (6 PROHIBITED PERGON/UNIT NOTIFIED, oe et Ve PAS So Ee ACTION UNIT ‘ N ACTION # F 6 . T 337339 TAGS PAGE 84 ~ “IN 697014" | | a : TOR82523372 SEP 75 | | 34503 “ANSWER! WE RECEIVED REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FROM HOS ON CONTINUING “BASIS, AND THESE FORM GOOD DEAL BUT. NOT ALL OF GUIDANCE WE FOLLOW ON WE ASSURED VISITORS WE TAKE INTO ACCOUNT REPORT-~ ING FROM OTHER EMBASSY COMPONENTS AND THEIR: NEEDS, “VISITORS PROBED DEEPLY INTO MANNER IN WHICH STATION COORDINATES ITS REPORTING AND FORUMS THROUGH WHICH IT RECEIVES THIS GUIDANCE. WE MENTIONED TWICE WEEKLY POLITICAL MEETING! |AND FREQUENT INFORMAL CHATS WITH AMB AND OTHER OFFICERS, WE ALSO. POINTED TO OUR PROCESS OF SHOWING REPORTS PRIOR TO DISSEMINATION TO POL SECTION AND OTHER INTERESTED COMPONENTS, REGARDING VOLUME OF REPORTS, WE SAID AVERAGE IS OVER 20 PER MONTH. REGARDING DISTRIBUTION OF HGS "DISSEMINATED REPORTS, WE SAID AMB. RECEIVES. ALL REPORTS AND, EXCEPT FOR EXTREMELY SENSITIVE ITEMS (WHICH ARE RARE), OTHER INTERESTED “OFFICERS DO ALSO, 89S . oo | | 6, IN RESPONSE. THEIR: QUERIES, WE ACKNOWLEDGED PRODUCTIVE | LIAISON RELATIONSHIP. WITH LOCAL INTEL SERVICE (WHICH NOT IDENTIFIED BY NAME) BuT DID NOT GO INTO DETAIL. SAID ASKED WHETHER WE IN TOUCH WITH ANSWER! . YES}> BUT THIS NOT SUBSTANTIVE RELATION- SHIP. THEY WANTED KNOW HOW WE HAD MET HIM, AND WE SAID RELATION= 7 - SECRET | noe
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13-00000 . CABLE GEC DISSEM BY PER i TOTAL COPIES CWRUNN BY . . . REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THA” SECRET ISSUING OFFICE 19 PROHIBITEE! PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED —AR AGTION UNIT ‘ RF . FILE . VR. T 337290 | ELAG6O | PAGE Geez IN 69700@ : | ~TORI2523012 SEP 75 | 34593 —_ | UNTIL NIGHT 26 SEP AND TRUEHEART NIGHT 27 SEP, WE ANTICIPATE WE WILL HAVE FURTHER DISCUSSIONS WITH THEM, THESE WILL BE COVERED IN NEXT CABLE. oo Oo 42, WISH THANK INFO ADDEES FOR THEIR PROMPT AND USEFUL WRAP=UPS, E2 IMPDET
13-00000 CABLE SEC DISSEM BY TOTAL COPIES RUN {y REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN & JS SEC C R & tT " IGBUING OFFICE ts PRONE errED PERGON/UNIT NOTIFIED | TAFE | ADV AN OPY IS6VED ‘SLOTTED : AT a a ol . ry : ACTION MIT i eft FILE. VR. . Po ya IN ul OR “action ® | Bi sp : _E _ Cr E PES, CNC Y | T 345167 EJ A304 _ PAGE 1-04 CEN 699862 TORI 2919572 SEP 75 | | 24777. S$ EC RET 2919252 SEPT 75 STAFF — CrTe 24777 ror| JINFO DIRECTOR, ORYBAT PLVWCADET - REFS | 34519 cv 995-94) REF PARA 3 SENTENCE "EVIDENTLY ON BASIS OF COMMENT. “BY VISITORS) AMBASSADOR TOLD COS THAT AMBASSADOR CRIMMINS .  —~. HAD BEEN CRITICAL OF BKHERALD, BUT DID NOT ELABORATE," | — FYI) AMBASSADOR CRIMMINS ON HOME LEAVE AND | DCM, WaS CHARGE at TIME OF AARON 'S AND TRUEWEART tS VISIT TO IN THE SHORT TIME COS HAS BEEN IN | CRIMMINS HAS BEEN MO RE THAN COOPERATIVE AND. APPEARED 7) BE MORE APPRECIATIVE OF BKHERALD'S EFFORTS THAN MOST STATE. OFFICERS, WOULD APPRECIATE IT IF YOU COULD GET ; ELABORATION ON | _JREmarks ON LOW KEY BASIS. &2, IMPDET.
13-00000 REPRODUCTION By ornisn HAN ISSUING | OFFICE ag PROHIBITED: CABLE sec otésem By Oper _& 4G) _ PRREON/UNIT NOTIFIED. “arrow ee rue ove. Opp. EL 3] Pd | “RE. FILE. VR. - ACTION ®. - _ : c ¥ ~~ | | oa romans SEP ee ee ener ys 2 a 5 & c R E 1 2314092 SEP 15 STARE ey -orteL 24723 SECTION 1 OF 2” ton. THWED TATE” pinector, [ out ne [  RYBAT PLYWCADET. a | | 1s wAD Two HOUR SESSION. WITH. AARON AND. TRUEWEART AFTERNOON: 22 SEPT,  TRUEHEART AWAY PART. OF TINE TO TALK TO = OTHERS IN EMBASSY as AARON. Was CONCENTRATING. OW STATION'S > pertvirtes. 7 Pes Sa | ae QUESTIONS RAN, ALONG LINES OF THOSE INDICATED iN ne DIRECTOR 744266, PLUS: quite A FEW EXTRAS. FOL 1s HIGHLIGHT OF FIVE AND ONE* HALF HOURS oF DISCUSSIONS HELD STAURDAY “AND, MONDAY. - oe (34 AARON MOST INTE RE St €0 IN HOW STATION RAN ITS. a OPERATIONS ==E, G, LINE OF COMMAND FROM HOS. AND STATIONS | oa RELATIONSHIP. WITH ‘BASES, HE WENT. OVER OD “MINUTELY, THEN - PERUSED EXAMPLES OF TELENOTE REQUIREMENTS SENT FROM | STATION TO BASES INCLUDING SUCH AS HBBS 933. A NUMBER oF QUESTIONS WERE RAISED ON HOW CONTROL WAS” EXERCISED OVER: |OUR OPERATIONS, BASICALLY, HE WAS TOLD THAT ALL ACTIVITIES CENTERED AROUND THE 0D, OUR PROUECTS, FUNDS, AND MANPOWER ALLOCATION WERE DESIGNED: TO weet - / SECRET at cet Airey metemesih se oF nate ammo tes 6 alee acces Oe la hae ae Seas a we matte ae ID AD eceesseted te! Aco peat otc! Betas esas WALA a oeunte dP ee Seaman Es
13-00000 CABLE SEC DIGSEM BY. PER __TOTAL COPIES RUN BY PERGON/UNIT NOTIFIED, ACTION UNIT a Ct on RF. FILE, | VR, ACTION # Onz- 7 329468. E1A040~~~S~SC*«éAGE «2 ToRs 2315232. SEP: 75 THE PRIORITY REQUIRERENTS As. ENuNeUTA TeD IN. THe 0D, pentonte, FOLLOW ED. BY REPORTS ON WHat Had ACTUALLY seN ‘actoMe - THESE PRIORITIES, A MREPORT. CARD" SYSTEM gXISTED WHE WE WERE GR AD ED ON THE WORK DONE, AARON WAS. INTERESTED tN HOW A CASE ‘OFFICER (THIS Is. THE TERM HE USED) ‘WORKING oN, THE HAR D TARGETS WAS GRADED RELATIVE TO ONE WHOSE” | TARGETS WERE “LESS HARD». AND WHETHER Lack OF ULTIMATE “success” (RECRUITNENT OF A SOV FOR EXAMPLE) WAS HELD AGAINST. THe c/o. OTHE EXPLANATION KAS THAT THE RECRUITMENT OF SOMEONE IN. THE 7 HARD TARGET AREAS WAS THE: ULTIMATE TEST, ‘AND FAILURE. Te recruit aa RECEIVED A ERO SCORE, - HOWEVER, IF THE c/o WORKING aN. THe : HARD TARGET HAD BEEN. IMAGINATIVE HAD GOTTEN A NUMBER oF | ACCESS AGENTS: HAD MANAGED TO HAVE DIRECT CONTACT. with ‘ONE OR MORE. TARGET PERSONALITIES» AND. ALL IN ALL. DID wis. oo “HOMEWORK WORKED HARD#- WAS. AGGRESSIVE, BUT WAS NOT SUCCESSFUL BECAUSE THE TARGET. WAS IN Fact NOT. -RECRUITABE HE WAS GIVEN. A GOOD. GRADE, AARON. MuseD WHETHER Lao : ‘success: WN. RECRUITING A HARD ‘TARET INDIVIDUAL, EVER H <S & c R & + pee
13-00000 CABLE GEC DIGSEM BY, ___ PER a TOTAL COPIES RUN BY. rere T- : " "REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THA . “tesuINe Orrice iS PROHIGITE PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED...  AGTION UNIT. ACTION # ood ee a ‘PAGE 03 Te, 7 ae cw 694447 _ToR 25a5282 SEP = PA cv0's “PROMOTION, AND HE WAS TOLD THAT aN OUR EXPERT ENCE THIS Was: Not $0) $0. LONG. as THE OTHER. ELEMENTS THAT - BARMARK A. GOOD c/o WERE PRESENT, a ' ay rie [__Tprocran HAD A CERTAIN FASCINATION: FOR ath AARON AND TUREHE ART, © THEY WERE NOT INGUISITIVE ABOUT NAMES or | - - Tew ‘DID WANT TO KNOW. THE REASON ron -_ | TN CASE 7 OE STATION HAD TO oe ABANDONED) » wether [WERE useD Ww CONTACTING, DER JECURITY CONDITIONS), WHETHER THEY, wERE WORTH THE MONEY OUTLAY (YES) IF PRODUCTIVE AGENTS. WERE GIVEN | THEM: ano[__ were SUFFICIENTLY “EXPERIENCED AND ADEPT IN, GETTING THE. MAXIMUM FROM THE AGENTS. BEING HANDLED) « 5, AARON WAS MOST SPECIFIC IN QUERYING ABOUT THE —+ PERCENTAGE OF TIME SPENT BY STATION IN ACCOMPL ISHMENT FO (= INDIVIDUAL OBJECTIVES. HE WANTED TO KNOW HOW a coro SPENT HIS DAY, THE PROCESS HE WENT THROUGH IN CONTACTING AN AGENT. HOW DID’ WE ENSURE THAT C/0S DID NOT TRY TO. RECRUIT THE SAME 1 : INDIV {DUAL (CONTACT REPORTS) AND TRACE REQUESTS ALLOWED. ADEQUATE CONTROL) « WITH REFERENCE TO CI» HOU MUCH TIME WAS SECRET |
13-00000 PER _TOTAL COPIES RUN BY ] ; ; ae , abpmeouerion SY OTHER THAN | SECRET . | leeuINa: orrice 18 PROMIBITED GABLE SEC DISSEM By PERGON/UNIT NOTIFIZO ACTION UNIT = FE . . _ wot. ee . werion ? 2 SC CT aavees eribas 2 Ww bata ; TORI 2315232 seh 75 = - DevoTED 70 THIS AND HOW pip WE MANGAGE n Ce JOINT EFFORT WITH, a SURVEILLANCE» ETC, “AGAINST HARD TARGETS) ‘DISCUSSIONS, oN COVERT ACTION To 0K “uP CONSIDERABLE TIME, ‘DESPITE Hos” | “BRIEFING ON THIS “SUBJECT, “AARON WANTED To KNOW THE co DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A AND A | Pe MUCH STRESS was PLACED ON WHETHER WE HAD ANY, “PLUMBING. FOR ops ‘SHOULD WE BE REQUESTED TO GET INTO THAT ACTIVITY, IT WAS: EXPLAINED THAT WE. HAVE NOT BEEN Ww un[ |For YEARS, THAT WE HAD No PLUMBING: as” ‘SUCH, AND THAT IF A REQUEST WAS TO BE MADE. F N SUCH. ACTION, oS THE STATION WOULD LTKELY NEED. 0 START FROM POINT ZERO UNLESS SOME OF THE AGENTS NOW AVAILABLE WERE USABLE, IT was | | EXPLAINED THAT WE DID. HAVE A SMALL ~ “| as” WELL As AN | PROGRAM BUT THAT THESE IN No WAY. ‘RESEMBLED THE KIND OF. COVERT POLITICAL ACTION. OF THE - CHILEAN VARIETY, — | | 7 bn “AARON: HAD A FASCINATION FOR. TRADESCRAFT» WANTE KNOW HOW: LON” CoS HAD: BEEN INTHE BUSINESS. AND APPR sec Rg E v oo
13-00000 | PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED Bb EEN fee 3 i*) = | AGTION UNIT “ACTION # SUBJECTS: INCLUDING SECRET WRITING, CLANDESTINE" PHO TOR a Tt Gee CABLE SEC DISSEM BY perm TOTAL COPIES ____RUN BY : . a ; —- So, . se : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THA . IssuInG orvice | 19 PROWIBITED “7 329486 E1042 SCAG a 7 IN aaa _10R1 2535282 SEP. 73. a —. 2a7e3 ae “HOW MucH TIME IN “TOTAL ‘cos ‘SPENT IN rtsinigleon n't RAINING But. ~WABARD A ‘GUESS AS - TO HOW MUCH TIME. SPENT INT SAID THAT. THERE WAS’ A Lone COURSE ON ENTERING AGENCY 5, thar . | OVER THE © YARS THERE was TRAINING COVERING A! VARIETY oF oo? COMMUNISM, MANAGEMENT INCLUDING THE STUDY OF GRIDS, ‘REPORTS Fe 7 WRITING, ETC MENTION WAS MADE. OF MIDeCAREER ‘COURSE, a ee a PLUS SENIOUR SEMINARS AVATLABLE: 70 OFF IERS, PLUS ATTENDANCE AT SAFF COLLEGES: ‘SUCH AS THAT PROVIDED. BY. STATES ARMY, etc.) (AARON WAS F ASCINATED WITH THE REPORTS. WRITING. COURSE. AND ASKED. FOR PARTICULARS, ) 74° ON INTERAGENCY RELATIONSHIPS, BOTH AARON AND a TUREHAEART WERE INTERESTED IN HOW INTEL REPORTS WERE oe DISTRIBUTED WITHIN THE EMBASSY), WHETHER cos HAD. ‘AUTHORITY | TO SEND AN INTEL REPORT DIRECTLY TO HOS WITH INFO To STATION (YESs ON.MATTERS WHICH WERE PECULIAR To THE LOCAL SCENE BUT THOSE IMPINGING ON ‘BROADER GOB MATTERS WERE, FIRST SENT ToL: FOR ADDITIONS, MODIFICATIONS. ETC, PRIOR TO ONWARD TRANSMISSION.) THEY WERE TOLD THAT THE AMBASt SEES ALL REPORTS, THAT OTHER SECTIONS OF THE endassy AID s SEE as SECRE TT ; _
13-00000 Sante SEC DIGSEM BY __Per os TOTAL COPIES RUN Y . gt ‘ PERGON/UNIT NOTIFIEO § & ¢ R Ee T ; ick ya AGTION UNIT ACTION # ELAC4B. PAGE 06 06 IN 694147 7 329488 -~ Toki 2515232 SEP 75 THOSE REPORTS WHICH WERE PERTINENT To THEM, “INTEL on MAJOR - | ITEMS> SUCH AS THOSE WHICH HAD. A BEAR ING ON, 6 0B POLICIES VIS* AVIS THE Us SecWas: SHOWN TO THE. AMBASSADOR PRIOR: TO. SUBMISSI ONY STATION. WADE IT A PRACT IVE TO CHECK INTEL | our: WITH CONCERNED SECTIONS WITHIN THE ‘EMBASSY PRIOR. To TRANSMISSION LF THIS WAS: CONSIDERED NECESSARY AND BENEFICIAL BY THE STATION, THERE: ARE’ OCCAS TONS WHEREIN THE STATION 1s REQUIRED TO LIMIT. A. REPORT 10: THE Ava ASS ADOR “ONLY WHEN a | SENSITVE INFO. “ANDZOR A SENSITIVE, SOURCE 1s ‘tivotvens WIS HAD NOT MAPPED W THE costs short T TENURE IN ran
13-00000 " _ f f cae SEC DISSEM By. et PR —tetak conies_nu av _ - a es fou. REPRODUCTION. @Y OTHER THAN . s & C. RE ) - / WaaUING orrice i@ PROHIBITED : PERSON: unit NOTIFIED. a : ” patentee penne seamen tga ees ore bee a ED “eLOTIED ce BY. |__ARVAN ACTION UNIT ACTION # - ELAS7L T 329420 - “TOR: 231508 SEP s E c R & tr 2314092 SEPT. 75 STAFF cite[__—d2a723. FINAL ‘SECTION ‘oF THO (10s IMMEDIATE DIRECTOR, | | "JRourtne RyBAT PLVWCADET oe | 7 | BuT IN FoR EXAMPLES ceRTARN ReAoRTs | CONSIDERED HIGHLY SENSITIVE WERE OFTEN LIMTTED 10 | THE OR. T0 THE AMBASSADOR. ONLY, “SECURITY was. THE CARDINAL FACTOR IN SUCH. LIMITING “OF DISTRIGUTION, a Ba. AARON WANTED TO. KNOW WHAT. WOULD HAPPEN IF ONE. oF THE STATION'S AGENTS WAS BEING ‘SEEN BY A MEMBER OF THE POLITICAL SECTION=-WOULD WE DISCUSS I WITH THE POLITICAL 7 | OFFICER? (FIRST STEP WOULD BE TO TALK To THE AGENT ON THE PROBLEMS THAT WOULD BE ENCOUNTERED BY SUCH ACTION ON His a PART, THAT THIS NORMALLY DID SUFFICE IF IN FACT HE WAS A. CONTROLLED AGENT, IF HIS ACCESS WAS NOT SUFFICIENTLY | SENSITIVE. HE WOULD BE ALLOWED TO SEE THE POLITICAL OFFICER | SO LONG AS HE REMEMBERED WHO. WE WORKED FOR AND ‘ACTED © ' ACCORDINGLY) | a : 9, AS TO. KEEPING THE AMBASSADOR APPRISED ON: POSITIVE 7 SECRET ate i eet tate
13-00000 CABLE SEC DISSEM BY _ PER: , ; TOTAL COPIES RUN BY - REPROBUCTION. av over THAN . SUING arrice 1 PROMIBITED PERGON/UNIT NOTIFIED . ACTION UNIT ACTION #— T Sa9az0 rss ToR!2315082 sep 73. D”~«d: eta COLLECTION ‘OPERATIONS, THIS WAS DONE AS A Hat TER OF . course BUT WITHOUT SPECIFIC. DETAILS UNLESS THE AMBASSADOR WAS tN FACT SEEING AN AGENT. OF ours REGULARLY. As ant oF HIS. -anassnoone PAL DUTIES.” : 10. THES LIAISON SERVICES WITH WHOM. WE Were IN: ‘TOUCH WERE | NAMED): INCLUDING. OUR |. PLus OUR | FOR C1 AND POSITIVE INTEL ‘dds BoTH AARON AND TRUEHEART. WERE SHOWN THE Kras AND THE CIRLS AND TAILORED REQUIREMENTS: THAT WERE ‘SENT PERIODICALLY. en THEY BOTH REMARKED THAT THE AGENCY” HAS A MORE a | SOPHISTICATED SYSTEM FoR GETTING REQUIREMENTS T0 THE Field THAN _ SAY: STATE, 42. VERY LITTLE. WAS ASKED agout wo | EXCEPT THAT THEY BOTH WERE UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT | WAS RUNNING THE SHOW. “THEY DID “ASK “ABOUT CUSTOMER REACTION TO. THE (AMBASSADOR CRIMMINS Ts aN AVID. CUSTOMER AND WE WERE OF THE OPINION: THAT AGENCIES IN Be WASHINGTON CONCERNED WITH THE ] ]wene HAPPY WITH THE RESULTS, yo 7 ro ©1340 ON HEARING THAT. cos. wad BEEN IN jauestfons oo : : s & i RET 0
13-00000 TOTAL COPIES - : RL BY a ee SECRET. he PERSON /UNIT NOTIFIED — — : — = . oo ee ceey igguecrecormmg oe STAFF oe i ACTION UNIT | Of oe a . Le St mo Po = i ft) RF. Fike. oo VR. oe : foo oe ja 4 — a | 1 a arenes 0 aaa Ld a >: ACTION & : |. GAGLE SEC DIssEeM BY PER: ce, : - REPRODUCTION By orhur THAP || «ISSUING OFFICE Is PROHIBITED (1 329420 EIA97L PAGE ae ee IN aig pe — a oe _ TOR:2315082 SEP 75 pe aa7e3- "WERE -RATSED. “ON AGREED “ACTIVITIES. THEY WERE Both SURPRISED To. FIND OUT. THAT THE: ‘STATION inl] HAD 0 | } Jctavities ENGAGED. IN By Se ELEMENTS IN THE AREA: INCLUDING GETTING PROJECT INFO oo MUCH LIKE THAT REQUIRED: IN. THE. AGENCY WHICH GAVE NAMES. OF 7 ETC. . a 14, oe EVINCED. GREAT INTEREST | | | 7] He WAS TOLD THat——Fourd- BE IMPROVED UPON, THAT WE DID HAVE A SMALL NUMBER OF. } | OFFICERS 1: | THAT THEY GAVE : _ JON THE aGTUAL ho | THEN SPENT | ee | | THE | DAY PLUS A LARGE DOSE | | |FOR WHICH THEY RECEIVED NO OVERTIME BUT DID THIS out OF HIGH MORIVATION o AND THE DESIRE TO GET AT OUR OBJECTIVES, 15. AARON KNEW oF THE OLD OPC AND 0S0 SEPARATIONS OF THE | PAST “AND PROBED ABOUT HOW THE FINAL AMALGAMATION AFFECTED ‘MOST PEOPLE. (NOTHING TRAUMATIC, OPC AND 080 OFFICERS HAD A COMMON DENOMINATOR IN BASIC TRADECRAFT AND. OTHER ae SECRET
13-00000 ' CABLE GHC DlusEM BY. PER _ seteween. Ak: COPIES RUN BY Se aad SECRET eae PEREON/UNIT NOTIFIED fever aie ARYAN PPY I8BWSD/sL0 ACTION UNIT ; ‘ 1) RF. FILE.  ovR. _ ACTION @- on T 329420. E1A97A_ 7 PAGE [0@) | , TOR: 2315082 SEP 75. Hipmogucrion BY QrHEe THAN (GSUING OFFIGE IG PROHIBITED - STAFF aa oN 6941¢ ti TRAINING. A e000 OPC. TYPE ‘cbuLD. DO EQUALLY: ‘e000 WORK: - THE 050 FIELD, AND VICE VERSA. » . a Jasres_ 16. Agove ARE ‘ONLY THE HIGHLIGHTS OF. THE. DISCUSSION, AARON IS IN CHARGE, HE ASKED MOST OF THE Qu@sTIONS, AND. a 100K COP LOUS NOTES. “BOTH AARON AND TRUEHEART WERE ESSENTIALLY Low KEY. BUT THE QUESTIONS WERE ‘SHARP » PROBING, 2 i AND AARON ESPECIALLY HAS A QUIETLY INCISIVE Way OF GETTING “AT THINGS. IT#S DIFFICULT ‘TO. TELL WHE THES FAVORABLY DISPOSED TOWARD THE AGENCY OR Ni No ANIMOSE TY WAS: SHOWN UT NEITHER HAS’ THERE. ANY. sHoW: oF GREAT LOVE FOR. THE AGENCY, AN. OBJECTIVE Asproach AY) THE. MATTER AT HAND APPEARS To BE AN apt DESCRIPTION. OF HOW THEY | WORKED, 417, AARON AND TRUEHEART WERE. CARED FOR ay THE EMBASSY. wHIve In[ | BUT ON SATURDAY IN[___]AARON SEEMED. HAVE BEEN LEFT ALONE BY THE CONGEN, COB AND COS TOOK « “AARON OUT To DINNER AFTER THE BRIEFING SESSION AND HE™ TO SEEMED, TO. ENudY AND. . APPRECIATE. THE CHURRASCO, AND MIGHT WISH To KEEP IN MIND. THAT AARON: _ 1S INTERESTED IN TRYING THE ‘BETTER KNOWN, Loca, Foops. a s & c R E Tr
13-00000 * - : . CABLE GEC DISSEM BY PER ___TOTAL COPIES _ Ru. :* oO {. |.) ameRe@UeTION my OTHER THAN oe “§ Eo c R E T ASSUING OFFICE 18 PRONIEITED PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED, . a ee ea ee { ie CR COPY issusD, aLQuiey. ees te a py at . -—-ABYAN: ACTION UNIT |srerennerencnae _ ACTION # “"} 329420 ~~ ELA971- \ a | TOR:2315082 SEP 75... - tune Cate aun gare o Sune 1 BEST OF THE LOCAL | PRODUCT. | a 7 - a . ae - 18. AT. DINNER ON. SATURDAY. NIGHT) AARON was “ASKED ey: THE COS. WHAT HE “THOUGHT NIGHT HAPPEN TO THE AGENCY. HE OPINED THAT THE DDO MIGHT BE ‘SPLIT OFF FROM THE WAIN Boby OF THE AGENCY, “AND PUT UNDER AN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MADE UP OF MEMBERS FROM STATE, AND. OTHER. AGENCIES: IN, ORDER: To ESTABLISH MORE CONTROL, OVER ITS ACTIVITIES. | fay mpper., oe = BC SECRET
SECRET 20 August 1975 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, LA Division SUBJECT : Transmittal of SSC Memo Announcing the Intention of SSC Staffers: ‘to Visit Latin America 1. Attached is a xerox of a letter from the SSC Staff Director (Review Staff 75-2399) describing travel plans to Latin America on the part of SSC Staffers. This is for your information. You will be alerted when this. becomes firm and an itinerary is established. 2. Also attached is an agreed upon memo giving guidelines of such trips. Supplementing this should be a briefing of the travelling of SSC Staffers before they go and a notification of the stations involved as. to what the guidelines are. John H. Waller SA/DDO Attachment As stated above Distribution: Orig & 1 - Addressee w/att 2 - SA/DDO E2 IMPDET CL BY 055636 SECRET
13-00000 - SUBJECT: Guidelines for Members of the Select Committee and’ 7 Their Staffs While Traveling Abroad ee - ‘There have been already and there will continue to be menbers of the Senate Select Committee (88C) who, wish to travel abroad and talk to Ue S. enbassy and intelligence personnel. It is essential that. we agree on guidelines to avoid ‘serious diplomatic and security a problens. The: following specific guidelines are epplicable, one a _ MENBERS 1 AND STAPF OF THE ssc SHOULD NOT PUBLICLY. APPEAR TO BE ABROAD. FOR THE PURPOSE OF. INVESTIGATING U. S. INTELLIGENCE “5 avgmattatrons, Most of. these. Sedan including all CIA stations 3 abroad, for example, are’ “under some form of cover, . or are , maintaining a low - piofile. | certainly all have and need varying , degrees of protection OS grom exposure. At one extreme are u. s. intelligence activities - bahia the dion curtain. These clearly need maximum protection. Cathe m mere visit of ssc representatives could be noted as evidence . ee U. Ss. intelligence presence within the country. Even din those "counties where u. S. intelligence efforts enjoy the chielding and > other benefits flowing from close liaigon with the host government, ‘care is required to avoid ‘the ‘potentially grave political xepercussions Gasly—
13-00000 that could result to U-S. and host country. activities fron exposure of such liaison. Many countries that wish to cooperate with the United States in: a intelligence endeavors simply cannot afford public - exposure of ‘such relationships. “To help maintain the discreet: - nature of the visit, at would be | Preferable if some reason’ ‘other than SSC business could be given to explain any visits by SSC members and ‘staff. No deliberate ‘contact shoula be made with ‘the. local press, | ‘DOr. should | comments. on ssc. matters ; be ‘supplied if’ investigating a officers are contacted by the press. “Local press publicity pertaining i . to: an ssc investigation abroad would in almost all cases be » Be a istasteful to the host government. ia um, exept 3 in the case: ‘of especially sensitive areas, discreet le ‘frangenents < ‘can be made for ssc visits to certain U. .S. intelligence aaa activities: overseas on.a case by case basis, and with senior officers cute no ydthia the covering enbassies. Such visits are contingent upon the i gsc menber not publicly declaring himself to be on SSC business fee at the time of, the, visit ox upon his return, and his -proceeding wo: “9 on a basis satisfactory t to. “the Anbassador. I. “4 THE AMBASSADOR Ar THE EMBASSY VISITED WILE | BE LN CHARGE OF THE rn ALL arrangements. and contacts ‘will be made by him, and because of his . knowledge of Local situations, his advice will be binding.
13-00000 XII. FIELD DISCUSSIONS WITH U.S. INTELLIGENCE PERSONNEL SHOULD BE “CONDUCTED ONLY IN GENERAL TERMS. It is more fitting that Washington be the place where operational | details ; are conveyed to the ssc. Field intelligence elements will | Oo . ‘only discuss operations in general terms--operational priorities, the kinds of operations conducted, the operational environment > relationships with the Enbassy and defense attaches, etc. . fa all . a cases, such, discussions wild ‘only be ‘conducted in ‘physical > ee oe, surroundings which meet appropriate security standards. | Menbers and staff, of the ssc should refrain from asking to : ‘pee: ‘texts of or “general notes on | intel Ligence agreements | between Se the U. S. and the host government. These | ‘are usually considered po . 7 by the host, ‘government, -as extremely sensitive, politically and . B operationally,, and cannot be’ divulged without ‘the consent of the “host. government. i = PERSONNEL, mo < Foreign agent ‘personnel frequently are ‘under hostile or local service lo.  Seerutiny. 2 For them to be placed in touch with SSC members would be poe a 2! ‘to run an ‘unacceptable risk. Moreover, -serious damage would be | oe a “done to. agent morale and motivation if their identity were to be. waa. ‘revealed | to Members or staff of the SSC. .
13-00000 - Ve MEMBERS OF HOST COUNTRY INTELLIGENCE OR SECURITY SERVICES WiLL BE CONTACTED ONLY IN EXCEPTIONAL CASES. ; Many foreign intelligence services will find contact with the SSC. politically difficult and will avoid it. They further regard: that their relationships with U. S. intelligence activities, the. | "information ‘they Pass, "and the cooperation. ‘extended. are all most “o “sensitive matters. Regardless what assurances are > given then, "they would ‘find it difficult and awkward to discuss these. matters a setbettine wth neubers or “staff of ‘the ‘SSC. The very fact that such matters Se were’ under investigation could well cause the host Service to : - Gegesess the desirability of a relationship with | U. S. AntelLigence on those countries | in which we operate joint technical collection a | “Oo gtres,” the host would be firmly opposed to access by U.S. s Gongreastonal representatives, especially where there is s public _ Knowledge of the Congressional investigating interests. If such a visit ‘is considered essential, a special request. must be ° . * _ e _ negotiated with the host: country in advance.
13-00000 . VII. AN ORIENTATION BRIEFING WILL BE PROVIDED ALL MEMBERS AND . ee “STAFF, PRIOR TO DEPARTURE. _ | . | | = ‘This briefing will be conducted. by the DCI and other representatives: . | of the Intelligence Community (CIA, NSA, DIA, State, etc. ), as | a : a . appropriate. ‘The purpose of this briefing is to familiarize the - ; . : a . visitor with the types of activities conducted at each location, - ; a the. restraints ‘which die imposed upon v- Ss. activities ; in each case se ; ’ and the. considerations which preclude | the discussion of operational details, » names and terms in an overseas envionment, — oe Menbers ‘and state « of the ssc ; should bear in. mind at : al. times t that at 7 ‘they, and ‘thelr activities are matters of ‘great interest to opposition oe “antelligence Services, as well as to the press. Committee and staff a nenbers, > particularly those who are publicly prominent >» can: hardly “travel. ineonspiciously and will be easily recognized. a
13-00000 CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN ) FR, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN ae HOWAHD H, BAKER, Jn., TENN, ial, MIEN, HARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ, Sa | DWinited Biates Genale ~~ WILLIAM G, MILLER, STAPF DIRECTOR FREDERICK A. ©. SCHWARZ, JR. CHIEF COUNSEL, SELECT COMMITTEE TO CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL” STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (pursuant To 5. Res. 21, sevH ConGREss) f WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510 August 12, 1975 Assistant to the Director. .. © | . Room 6D0120. Me Central Intelligence Agency Qi” ‘ Langley, Virginia 7 ae Dear Mr .. . This letter is to confirm an oral request by Committee staff _ for an orientation briefing for a visit to South America which two members of the staff, David Aaron and William Trueheart, have been asked. to make next month. ; a Although plans are not yet firm, it is expected that t_ they will Messrs. Aaron and Trueheart are not expected to consult with officials of the host government and, so far as the Committee is my concerned, the latter need not be informed of the visit. ‘ Sincerely yours, William G. Miller copy to Mr. Hyland, State Department
in : ING C Ls jie | | | wi) i ov “NU WESDOAG e SIGNAL CENTER USE ‘ONLY AGE Coe AGP Oo oOo. 8B RET | MEASAGE HANOLING INDICATOR "STAFF | OMF | SEC 1 TOE REF: CONF: ue fo) we Yo TRE . Oo °° 0 DATS- ruse GROUP Oaagqqz mus THA! Qdor PRIORITY STATE 137b3?; “ye "SMENATOR TOWERS 30. JUNE L475 y MEBSAGE REPGRENCE wundan MEMBER OF. SENATE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE i ' i 1 ; t PLYY 0 INDER 4 oo _ ojho OLC g res Psleq -- os NOINDER > 4d... nevunn to. PER oe - i 1 4 ' 1 l i i wrens: # pam ee Mee {ASCH AND VICE CHAIRMAN OF SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE {SSC} INVESTIGAT- a 4 TOWER IAi IS TRAVELING IN. EUROPE CIN HIS ASC CAPACITY BY U.S. AIR! _ FORCE JET AND ute” AIR FORCE ESCORT. STATE HAS ADVISED THAT SENATOR WILL BE IN BT JULY WHERE HE WILL CALL _ | ACTIV You MAY COVER THRUST OF OUR GENERAL INTEL EXCHANGE WITH THE 2. ALTHOUGH TRAVELING ON ASC BUSINESS + io LonTactTs.¥ BUT SEE NO NEED TO TOUCH ON ANY IR THE OPPORTUNITY TO LOOK INTO CIA AND BOTHER U. Se “INTEL SERVICE |. IT rF HE REQUESTS .A GENERAL BRIEF ENG. STATION i. : i TOWER MAY TAKE | SHOULD BE COOPERATIVE “AND FORTHCOMING IN PROVIDING HIM WITH ONE: | JOINT OPERATIONAL ACTIVITY. STATION | "SHOULD NOT OFFER ARRANGE CONTACT BETWEEN SENATOR. TOWER AN 3. FOR BACKGROUND GUIDANCE. IN THE, EVENT SSC BUSINESS ARISES: . -H@S IS CURRENTLY WORKING WITH THE SSC TO CASTABLISH GUIDLINES FOR DATE: ORIG: | UNIT: EAT: Lea SoG CeRICE LETHE RPEATINGS OR OT
SIGNAL GENTE MULE ORLY . me ca: AGr Pui. VR. AS . Gee mo a Fae. OnE L cD o 6b CG G -. _ z SECRET MESSAGE HANDLING INDICATOR . 4 DATE-T1Ma GROUP , ore MESSAGH REFRRENCE NUMBER i CONF: INFO: FILE 7/ 7/0 : 5 no men _OIssen on ; 0 astuanro PER Pe oP FIRES # ITS DEALINGS WIVH ITS MEMBERS AND THEIR STAFFS. ALTHOUGH NOT i FINAL H@S BELIEVES IT IS MORE APPROPRIATE THAT WASHINGTON BE_ | THE PLACE WHERE OPERATIONAL DETAILS OF CIA ACTIVITY BE CONVEYED, | TO THE SSC. FIELD ELEMENTS SHOULD ONLY DISCUSS THEIR OPS AND | ACTIVITIES IN GENERAL .TERMS. I-E-1 OPERATIONAL PRIORITIES. TYPES OF OPERATIONS. PARTICULAR PROBLEMS AS EVOLVE FROM THE LOCAL OPERA- TIONAL ENVIRONMENT AND RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE EMBASSY AND LOCALI: MILITARY SERVICES. . IN ALL CASES DISCUSSIONS WILL MEET APPROPRIATE ’ SECURITY STANDARDS IN TERMS OF PHYSICAL SURROUNDINGS... Ha@S IS ASKING THE SSC TO REFRAIN FRON ASKING: ‘TO ‘SEE THE TEBXTS OF OR GENERAL NOTES ON INTELLIGENCE AGREENEN'S BETWEEN THE U.S. AND HOST GOVERNMENTS SINCE THESE ARE CONSIDERED BY THE- HOST. GOVERNMENTS | WW _ AS EXTREMELY SENSITEE. POLITICALLY AND OPERATIONALLY. AND. CANNOT BE DIVULGED WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF THE HOST GOVERNMENT. E2 IMPDET-Al { DATE: 2 JULY..1975 ORIG: UNIT: EXT: at {TELECOORD} SA/DDO - WALLER /W. SvdsTANCE, OLE = SEECER, Ki. Cia) AUTHENTICATING orncan GLABSIFLCATION _ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED E 2 IMPDET SEERET 2 7 Fe ee poe ee Ok BY gas
13-00000 Pane OME tr: CLABSIFIC ATE, eof fos & “ese my an : . MESSAGE HAMULING INDICATOR STAFF ac- wae wet MO oe: PAL ea FASES OLL75b2 DIRECTOR 713701 inoex DISSEM BY: aeruse to «=PER ps [EC ZF Do fDoO © ooc: OP FILES # TO: IMMEDIAT sA/DDO pe S, ps [PE ee | 0 WS REF: joaae LIN b215b7| 1. AS YOU AWARE. IN ADDITION TO BEING A MEMBER OF THE SENATE ARNED SERVICES COMMITTEE {ASC} SENATOR TOWER IS VICE CHAIRMAN OF THE ‘SENATE SELECT TRAVELLING TO COMMITTEE {SSC} INVESTIGATING CIA. SENATOR TOWER IS EUROPE IN HIS ASC CAPACITY BY U.S. AIR FORCE JET AND WITH AIR FORCE ESCORT. WE HAVE NOT DETERMINED HIS DETAILED ITINERARY BUT WILL ADVISE YOU AS APPROPRIATE WHEN WE DO. ¥ 2. ALTHOUGH TRAVELLING ON ASC BUSINESS SENATOR TOWER MAY WELL TAKE THE OPPORTUNITY TO LOOK INTO CIA AND OTHER U.S. INTEL SERVICE ACTIVITY IN SHOULD HE BO SO, THIS ASPECT OF HIS VISIT SHOULD NOT BE PUBLICIZED. BUT. IF HE REQUESTS A GENERAL BRIEFING, THE STATION SHOULD BE COOPERATIVE AND FORTHCOMING IN PROVIDING HIM WITH ONE. YOU MAY COVER THRUST OF OUR GENERAL LIAISON EXCHANGE. | uit] jon rznc THE DETAILS INVOLVED WITH OUR INTEL EXCHANGE AND JOINT OPERATIONAL ACTIVITY. THE STATION SHOULD NOT OFFER TO ORIG: — UNIT: EXT: RELGASING OFFICER CLASSIPICATION SECRET ARRANGE CONTACT BETWEEN SENATOR TOWER AND ITs Fentacts. DATE: BS —— | coonpindting oprrcane mo : AUTHENTICATING OF FCT REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED E 2 INPDET CL BY:
Fo _ - SIGNAL CENTER USE cant a ; aca Sor ace roa we 8 MRO eet onF O80 8. 8 Bet 8 Bee CLASSI ICATION TeRe ct SECRET a MEBGAGE HANDLING INDICATOR OATE-TiME GROUP o ied . MESSAGE REPERENCE NUMBER STAFF DIRECTOR 3 . ve ” : . - CO moex - DISSEM BY: ”  “GONF: , INFO: FILE — O nomom-  - THE COS WILL PROBABLY WISH TO MAKE HINSELF AVATLABLE TO PARTICIPATE : IN ANY BRIEFING SENATOR TOWER MAY REQUEST. y o. YTAS . : 3. FOR BACKGROUND GUIDANCE» pEVENT SSC BUSINESS ‘ARISES: | HéS IS . CURRENTLY WORKING WITH THE SSC TO ESTABLISH GUIDELINES FOR ITs DEALINGS WITH ITS MEMBERS AND THEIR STAFFS. ALTHOUGH NOT FINAL H@S ‘BELIEVES IT IS NORE APPROPRIATE THAT (WASHINGTON BE THE PLACE WHERE - OPERATIONAL DETAILS OF CIA ACTIVITY BE CONVEYED TO THE SSC. FIELD ELEMENTS SHOULD ONLY DISCUSS THEIR OPS AND ACTIVITIES: IN GENERAL TERMS + I-Ees OPERATIONAL PRIORITIES, TYPES OF OPERATIONS. PARTICULAR PROBLEMS AS EVOLVE FROM THE LOCAL OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT AND RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE EMBASSY {CONSULATE} AND LOCAL MILITARY SERVICES. IN ALL CASES DISCUSSIONS WILL MEET APPROPRIATE SECURITY. STANDARDS IN TERMS OF PHYSICAL SURROUNDINGS. Ha@S ZS ASKING THE SSC TO REFRAIN FROM ASKING TO SEE THE TEXTS OF OR GENERAL NOTES ON INTELLIGENCE AGREEMENTS BETWEEN THE U-S- AND HOST GOVERNMENTS SINCE THESE ARE CONSIDERED BY THE HOST GOVERNMENTS AS EXTREMELY SENSITIVE. POLITICALLY AND OPERATIONALLY AND CANNOT BE DIVULGED WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF THE HOST GOVERNMENT. oaTE: 1, JULY 197 onic: GALEN PEASY/Hi IRL ie HE UNIT: E/SG/SCIL ce ene: iam e, Sec Ea me bo eran ee iw ct Lf EXT: 4582 i SA {880 tyailer - 7. rp oad a CLASSIFICATION SCAGINRITI OD CP LU iin VES teu GFE iS PROHIBITED SE ¢ 2).
13-00000 ¢ Ly UNCLASSIFIED NERA, _ [1 CONFIDENTIAL [] SECRET rn  ( (ROUTING AND RECORD SHE ‘& | SUBJECT: (Optienal} EXTENSION | NO, eee DATE a _ C/SS/CAG - 3D0004 R9125 28 July 1975 : TO: {Officer designation, room number, and DATE ‘ building) . OFFICER'S COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom | : : | secene | ; INITIALS to whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.) - RECEIVED FORWARDED . Mr. John Waller _ ONK: AMUN UK SA/DDO 2B1415 hai RECTOR a Phe | rom 619 MEME’ SECRET © (C]. CONFIDENTIAL INTERVAL =] UNCLASSIFIED