~ eee et 8 aR mere Ottery te aes eaten See mas & 7 The committee notes that the evidence presented to Senator Mc- Clellan’s Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations of the Senate Committee on Government Operations, in hearings beginning in. J uly 1970, indicates that, in the sev reral years preceding the hearings, there were significant increases in illegal acts of viclence directed against Govermunent facilities and a distur bing mumber of such acts directed against luw enforcement officials. “Dean testified, however, that the White House concern was directed xot only tow ard violent demonstrations, but also to peaceful demon- strations and dissent. Ag an illustration hosrid: . . §Diering the lace winter of yt... the Presi: happe sed to look out of the windows of the residence of i White House and saw a lone man with a lav ce 10-foot sicn stretched out in front of Lafayette Park. Mr. Uligby called me to his office to teil me of the Presiclent's displeasure with the sign in the par! kk and told me that Mr. Haldeman said the sign hi rad to come down, When I came out of Mr. Higby’s office, Tran into Mr. Dwight Chapm who said that he was going to get some “thugs” to remove that man from Lafayette Park. Fo said it would take him a few hours to get them, but they + eontd do the job.*# - oe C ‘ r . Se oy at gate ot Sey ge to th Ney we GRU A DERE A atte SN REL ESTONT eAS le Wer OS . Rey nate Ret heated ’ Sky uanane aradanae eaamiaceaec enenanneneE ae hee) rnematets S j Cope mye Te NT eT ne pale Yan Senet mer one H meta 2 MO Ne Tm On ene * TOMO ahh Pees a VF CAZ OM Ameren mare pee meas m lesen peegermenee ryan swesepenen wom ai adel FERRO RR omen EY EIEN TM OER ACY IEEE Se eT ET ES Ae ME ind NW 55073. Docld: 32989530 Paye 238 ~ 5° uot aoe
*. mz — 4 ‘ OPTIONAL FOtg, NO. 10 5010-106 é Pe + Mav 1962 EDITION _ GSA GEN, REG. NO. 27 UNITED STA’ TES x ‘ Assoc. Dir. que Dep. AD.A . Dep. AD jie va | Memorandum oe \ Ain i . \ i" ° MR. BASSETT Ww i DATE: 2/6/75 Ext. Affairs — : me } We, Mee ae = Ae FROM: F. B. orirrita) Fm pei6 nis pa icexea _ ALT TIANA LT ON coe ht sala A abotatory ~ 4 De PORES HT TS Fie : game & Evels — SUBJECT: — SENSTUDY 75 mses 9lusla 3 (COri SPL hem Go Train Legal Coun, __ Telephone Rm. — Director Sec’y SENSTUDY 75 is the code word for a new control file for all ond stuely of relating to the Senate Select Committee (SSC) to conduct investigation and st conventional operations with respect to intelligence activities. Pursuant to recommendation in memorandum W. O. Cregar to W. R. Wannall dated 1/27/75 regarding the SSC, I attendéd a meeting of the Ad Hoc Security Group of the U. S. Intelligence Board (USIB) Security Committee at CIA Headquarters on 2/5/75. Security representatives‘from DIA, NSA and CIA were present at this meet- ing which was concerned with proposals to protect the integrity of classified documents which will necessarily be provided the SSC during its investigation. Results are set forth below. ‘ Attached are copies of: (1) proposed/eneements t the Directorof’ ‘Central Intelligence (DCI) will be asked to obtain from the SSC; (Qetides f for protection of glassifed information and of documents furnished the he SSC; and (3) proposed. Sey fee gam ee se CLeCy. agreemént to be executed by SSC staff members ers and employées. “These FBG:njw 84 KER 24 1g CONTINUED - OVER HW 55073 Docld:329895350 Page 239 | nn oo _ ei oY items were discussed paragraph by paragraph and revisions agreed upon were penciled in. These revised drafts will be discussed at a meeting on 2/7/75 of the Ad Hoc Group of USIB on Congressional Investigations to be attended by Z, Section Chief W. O. Cregar. At this time a final Version will be approved for presentment to the DCI. The registry of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy referred to on page 2 of the guides was described as a facility geared to handle and account for classified documents to o atte syston of the intelligence Community. It is guarded and has a suitable a eRe | ‘system. ‘REG-1¢ [.¢ fi yoo 5 a /y The guides include the possibility tiestdBen cies , presenting testimony may conduct their own security sweeps of the hearing room; calls for a system of document control as well as control from reproduction and, déstruction of classified [ , material. Consideration of secure transcription procedures is requested with nt Enclosures (3) ¢ ye 1 - Messrs Callahgn;. Kaas: “Mintz, &” Wannall, Crevar ¢* “Xb co
f. y a il Memorandum for Mr. Bassett Re: SENSTUDY 75 possibility that each agency could provide such service. It might be necessary, however, to provide escort service in the event outside transcribers are utilized. This would entail security of carbons, waste and notes and return of the transcribed testimony to the Committee upon completion. It was also suggested that a security officer be appointed by the SSC who would be a central contact for representatives of agencies falling within the purview of the SSC investigation. Attached material was reviewed by Legal Counsel Division by Inspector J. E. Herington who concurred with the exception of item number 4 of the proposed guidelines dealing with counter- measures of inspections to preclude, ". . . surreptitious use of transmitters and/or unauthorized recording devices similar to the device located in the Rayburn House Office Building on 12 February 1973.'' He noted this wording could be construed as placing a limitation on what type of device could be prohibited and suggested revising the above phraseology by placing a period after "recording devices" and then stating, "It is noted such a device was located inthe..." OBSERVATIONS: At this time it is unknown if the above-mentioned material will be accepted by the SSC or whether the committee will draw up its own procedures. In any event, the material to be presented will at least serve as a means of calling the Senators’ attention to the many faceted program involved in the protection of classified information. It is felt concurrence with the attached material with the suggested observation of the Legal Counsel Division be accepted is to our best interest. ACTION: It is recommended Section Chief W. O. Cregar offer the revision referred yto above at the meeting on 2/7/75 and be authorized to offer FBI concurrence with this material. : a nf a Me ! ow, \ pe ( fifo oF ey, -~2- HW 55073 DBocld:329899530 Page 240
— - y ~ ~ . . s . a . a . AGREEMENTS TO BE SOUGHT BY THE DCI WITH CHAIRMEN OF THE SELECT COMMITTEES 1, It would be desirable if the DCI could secure agreement with the Chairmen of the Select Committees, as has been customary in other Congressional proceedings regarding sensitive matters, that: (a) Departments and agencie s shall have the right to request that testimony be given only in executive session, that in some instances testimony be "off-the-record" and that certain testimony be heard only by members and in some cases only by the Chairman and Vice Chairman. { - +  (b) Witnesses be afforded an opportunity to review and comment on and/or correct the record of their testimony prior to any publication of it. | (c) The "Third-Agency Rule" is binding upon members of the United States intelligence community and may require witnesses representing one member of the intelligence community. to decline to testify concerning matters within the proprietary purview of another community member. : _2. It would also be desirable if the DCI could secure agreement with the Chairmen of the Select Committees that those agencies TAT ane ae 9 METS twee sen ttts ee one pA -[[EI79 Vi . HW 55073 DocId:32989530 Page 241 (; of ail
a ow vt » * ae . e ‘ furnishing documents to the committees be authorized to excise from those document} prior to presentation, the names of their personnel as well as those of other individuals whose safety or individual privacy may be jeopardized by disclosure. This would include names of sources or specific information on highly technical devices and é operations in keeping with the DCI's responsibilities to protect _ sources and methods. | 3, Har Toes DOS ATTE*”PF Th _sfeuee Ar pOolebtnT ITs. Tie CoE OO THE SLviger Cow NTICE = T7h/OT THE EXIF EPOP UF1OP A COWS) O&A BEI PITY PRIetfEE? FD - Guipeeves wyprere vores OE Preawoed, |W 55073 Docld:32989530 Page 242
“. * ° ~“ oe ¢ oor fF P materials to the place of transcription, the securing of carbons, waste and notes and the return of the transcribed testimony to the committee for safekeeping in accordance with committee rules. 6) At the conclusion of the committees' investigations, classified material should be reviewed for the-possibility-of ' mncledjng dispo sitiongbygretufn to contributor s,ef-meterial-submitted yenthesan 3, Security Officer It would be desirable if the committees appointed one member ; . of its staff as a security officer with the responsibility of discharging | ; the security rules adopted by the committee and of serving asa point ! of contact with the departments and agencies of interest to the committee. It would also be desirable if the committee rules required each agency of interest to identify a single point of contact to facilitate provisions of security support required by the committee. [aw 55073 Docld:32969530 Page 247
HW 55073 DBocld:329899530 Page 243 - , ee SECRECY AGREEMENT I, » in accepting employment or assignment with the Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities, recognize the special trust and confidence placed in me to protect classified information from unauthorized disclosure. Thereby agree to accept the specific obligations set forth below as a condition precedent of my employment or assignment with the Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities, established by the Senate of the United States, Resolution 21, agreed to on January 27, 1975, hereiff dfter referred to as the Select Committee, ° It is my understanding that in the course of my employment or assignment with the Select Committee I will be given access to information from departments and agencies of the Government which is classified in accordance with the standards set forth in Executive Order 11652 of March 8, 1972, as amended. All classified information so acquired by me in the course of my employment remains the property of the United States of America and I further agree to surrender upon demand by the Chairman of the Select Committee or BERL Dos - ms oR \ ern Ceti : cen nT ON TN a ees epithe Aaag pi wlare 7 <aer woe eed ge Ot - \ , oS ay ‘ > > C.. ~ ' { ~ mS
| HW 55073 Docld: 32969530 Page 2749 - e 6 his designees or upon my separation from the Select Committee, any classified material which has come into my possession as a result of my employment or assignment with the Select Committee. I hereby agree that I will never divulge, publish or reveal by word, writing, conduct, 4 -telewision=broadeasts or otherwise any classified information which has come to my knowledge as a result of my employment or assign-~ ment with the Select Committee. without prior written consent of the Chairman or the President of the Senate or their duly authorized representative. I hereby agree that any information learned during my employment or as signment with the Select Committee which is related to intelligence and prepared for publications by me will be submitted to the Chairman or the President of the /Senate or their duly authorized representative prior to discussing with or showing. . to any publisher, editor or literary agent for the purpose of deter- mining whether said material contains any classified information as defined in Executive Order 11652. Iagree that the Chairman of the Select Committee, President of the Senate or their duly authorized —
representative has the authority to make the final determination as to whether information is classified and thus should be deleted from the material submitted. of DUISIONS Mave L2En nforenee ot he -O Ol nsert releyan I am-acquainted srith-—the J (I ; 1 t codes and sections as considered appropriate by the Department of Justice) and understand their meaning. Further, I agree to abide by such rules and procedures as the Select Committee shall institute for the protection of classified material. I understand that any breach ew any part of the obligations in this agreement could subject me to legal and dministrative action. I further agree that all the conditions and obligations imposed on me with respect to the protection of classified information by this agreement and applicable security regulations apply during my employment or assignment and continue after that relationship has terminated. I take the obligations set forth above freely and without any mental reservations or purpose of evasion. Signature WITNESS: Dae Signature Docld:329894%6 Page 250
‘Mr. W. R. Wannall 5010-106 é F ~ .& OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 -EDITION GSA GEN. REG. NO, 27 f UNITED STATES . ae “Assoc-.Dir. Dep. AD Adm. — Dep. AD Inv. __ 1 - Mr. Adams Asst. Dir.: Memorandum L- Mr, Adams onan mee Comp. Syst, —_ DATE: 1/27/75 Flee & Conn Gen. Inv. nt. , wf 1 - Mr. Bassett rect ‘* FROM We Oe Cregar 1 - Mr. Wannall G sis ! 1 ~- Mr. Cregar a an p Plan. & Eval. —'\ Spec. Inv. SUBJECT: SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE y, Training Legal Coun. HW RQFER A130 S49530 Page 251 Telephone Rm. Director Sec’y ols Memorandum W. O. Cregar to W. R. Wannall, dated 1/24/75, entitled"United States Intelligence Board (USTB) Meeting of 1/24/75," recommended that Section Chief WilTiam Cregar's name be provided to the Deputy Director of the . Intelligence Community Staff as a point of- contact within{£He” FBI to coordinate matters dealing with the ‘Senate Select Committee (SSC). The mandate of the SSC iS~to examine the extent of overt and covert intelligence activities in the U.S. and abroad... "6.2 -7IP" On the morning of 1/27/75 Mr. John Clarke, Deputy = Director of the Intelligence Community Staff, advised that Fs Mr. Colby believes it is necessary for security representatives ™ of FBI, CIA and National Security Agency (NSA), to meétin Q order to develop recommendations for the SSC as to how documents Pa and testimony furnished to the SSC will be protected against he unauthorized disclosure, In this regard, Mr. Donald E. Moore, iS My peewee former Inspector in the Intelligence Division and currently Chairman of the USIB Security ow. 9 will funetion as the USIB representative to this rhe LLi cc LS 3 = = £2 OBSERVATIONS: REC-LLL According to the Senate resolutifn HBS hs Wied 27s relating to the investigation and study of era- tions with respect to intelligence activities, ee ne 8 SSC is going to involve all agencies of the Intelligence Community. In anticipation that Bureau representatives will be called to testify and asked to supply some extremely sensitive documents regarding our investigative activity in the U. S., it is believed essential that we have an input into how such documents and testimony are going to be handled by staff personnel of the Committee. Unless we participate in developing security standards, we may find that sensitive documents and testimony that we are called to provide to the Committee cannot be adequately protected from public scrutiny. WOC:ebe gnok oe Cp mile (6) uw set cy : pe BAB ia ss XRT CONTINUED - OVER = [ F oF. eat 2) was
7 FROM SUBJECT: OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 . 5010-106 r : UNITED STATES o Ment ’ Asso. Dir fet , 1 -~ Mr. Adams bee Wa Memorandum 1 = Mr. Callahan Asst.lD# 1 = Mr. Mintz son — ‘Mr. W. R. Wannall wirtoe pate: 1/24/75 Files & Cons = 1 —- Mr. Wannall en: inv. 1 = Mr. Leavitt Inspecyion ‘W. O\\Cregar 1 - Mr. Mack Te sal Cals 1 - Mr. Boynton ay L- Mr. Cregar — yynpr\h sree. inv. UNITED STATES INTELLIGENCE Van INTORMA TION CONTATHED Training BOARD (USIB) HEREIN 1S UNCLASSIFIED kegel Covn, —— MEETING OF 1/24/75 DATE A(z, 25/0. Sia emalee Director Sec'y __ rw 7 al At a meeting of the USIB this morning Chairman Colby spoke briefly about Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) procedures for testifying before the Blue Ribbon Commission (BRC) investigating CIA as well as anticipat problems that might arise regarding future testimony at the’Senate Select Committee, (SSC) whose membership has not yet been announced. According to Colby, the mandate of the SSC is to examine the extent of overt and covert intelligence activities in the U. S. and abroad. Colby advised that the SSC would involve all member agencies and departments of the intelligence community and for that reason he believed the members of the intelligence community should stay in close communication. 4, me ef F *} men As a result of the above, Colby has selected Mr. John Clarke, Deputy Director of the Intelligence Community Staff, to act as a coordinator for the intelligence community to insure close coordination. He requested that all agencies and departments represented on USIB designate one individual in their agency as Clarkés point of contact.to instire the close coordination Colby feels will be necessary during future appearances before the SSC. The Intelligence Division believes this is a desirable procedure and recommends that Section Chief William 0. Cregar who is the Bureau's alternate member on USIB be designated as the Bureau representative to maintain liaison — with Mr, Clarke. REC; Uy ba ff L Fp em f 2 In addition, Colby advised that in his opening statement before the SSC he intends to make a strong pitch for the intelligence community. He proposes to show the value and importance intelligence has played in the past as well as the future;-he expects to outline for the SSC how fhe intelli- gence business is run and organized. In addition, he proposes in his opening statement to make an appeal for legislation to shore up the protection of sources and methods against planned and calculated leaks of classified information? === re 42 reg 5 1975 WOC:ebe , EBON aa (9) dw I. CONTINUES 7 \ Lime - 23 Prox FED CORY, x ahieid i (s é 4 wd its Ll t. | HW 55089 @ RE Ba{39494850 Page 253 Frey TR 1976
Memorandum for Mr. Wannall RE: UNITED STATES INTELLIGENCE BOARD (USIB) MEETING OF 1/24/75 Colby advised that any examples member agencies or departments could provide CIA wherein the acquisition of intelligence proved useful to the development of U. S. policies or programs would certainly be appreciated. Colby stated that in this regard Mr. John Clarke as the over-all coordinator would be in touch with the designated representa-— tives of USIB departments or agencies to further clarify this point, With regard to the BRC chaired by Vice President Rockefeller, Colby advised that CIA has already obtained an agreement from that Commission that any documents furnished to the Commission by CIA would have the names of CIA employees and/or CIA sources deleted from the document. The purpose of this deletion was to avoid such names from appearing in press releases. Colby also hopes to obtain the same agreement from the SSC. ’ The Intelligence Division believes that the Bureau should also attempt to obtain such an agreement from the BRC and the SSC if at some time FBI representatives are called to testify or are called to produce FBI documents. This matter has been discussed with the Office of Legal Counsel and it coneurs in this recommendation, ACTION: (1) If approved, Section Chief William 0. Cregar's name will be provided to Mr. Clarke as his point of contact within the FBI. Wwe [the (2) Should Bureau representatives be called to testify before the BRC or the SSC an agreement be obtained to delete any names of FBI employees and/or sources with the understanding that the identities could be made available to either the Commission or Committee if either felt such names were absolutely necessary. HW 55073 DBocld:329899530 Page 254
SAHG CULCK REQUSSTS MDa BY U. 5 * suf baste, LOCBRO ii SY BALRER 4 PER Zz FOR Tic a os Assoc. Dir. Dep. AD Adm. — Dep. AD Inv, __ Asst. Dir.: Admin, Comp. Syst. Ext. Affairs Files & Com. _ Gen. Inv. Ident. Inspection Intell. Laboratory Plon. & Eval. Spec. Inv. Training Legal Coun. Telephone Rm. — Director Sec’ on HW 550 | the Deputy Attorney Ceneral 1<34—~75 -~ Mr. Callahan, 5744 JB - Mr. Adams, 5744 JB - Mr. Jenkins, 5744 JB Mr. McDermott, 5634 JB - Mr. Cleveland, 1742 JB ~ Mr. Gebhardt, 5012 JEH Se: - Mr. Hetherington ' ee i RSTO COMUIIEREN 2 f A ‘a Savi ten’ o ie tg pnd eat Sint v LUVUSSICAT, TURERL IGE I CGE ~ eS Few an On January 23, 1975, U.S. Senator Bouvard HW. maker, Ira} . LETUEsted nau cheeks of PEI files be made an Toux « He Py individuals who are to be staff meribors of the Salect Senate Os ~ Cemmitctce to Investigate Intelligence Agencies. cal Ye 1 A ts i és anole Patel hh f in response to senator Baker's request, attachei AN Oo a are four letterhcad menorandia pertaining to Ronald David Y ; Nh tahan, Arehur Bouqgess Calakouse, Ther Howard nodose ent Q Z and itichael J. Madigan for transaittal to the roquesting a Comnittes. ). a \ (go . - ‘ mt Enclosures (4) ht a & Par Obed o) OO erg 3 ce “ 7 . ryt’ i aft aw 0 . ns aa " a} wf ¢ ae Zt ; weeds fash ~ ipete ;, [ | 4 ~ t t Me s f Ae  ccasanaasaae:tiliil-oceass ensaaiiiilamamumsnaall a ‘i 7 15 cle 1975 Ly ry - DTP: :yse (10) Oo | NOTE: See J.d. McDermott to Mr. Jenkins memorandum dated 1/23/75 captioned "Senator Howard H, Baker, Jr. (R-Tenn.), Minority Member, Select Senate Committee to Investigate Intelligence Agencies, Name Check Request." 2 / Ampk le... coe wae DD se BNL OSURR Cs ptt H . . sglaslee.- sgh 4 mS ae oe f ‘\ fs w XE ny u } . - WT ‘ peer unit] FEY 13 7970 Als cha 32994 age 255 we
“. » a . - Mr. Callahan, 5744 JB - Mr. Adams, 5744 JB - Mr. Jenkins, 5744 JB —- Mr. McDermott, 5634 JB ~ Mr. Cleveland, 1742 JB Mr. Gebhardt, 5012 JEH L- eandiey Uabbesyyto" ARTHUR BOSGESS CULAHOUSR, JR. Borns duly 4, 1849 Athens, Tennasses PRE RE Phe central files of the Federal Bureau of i] investigation and the records of tha FBI Identification Division contain no information identifiable with captioned sek g}oo- { Original and 1 - Deputy Attorney General a’) DTP: vst’ (10) Assoc, Dir. 4 } . phe -NOTE: “See J.J. McDermott to Mr. Jenkins memorandum dated 1/23/75 Asst. Dir: captioned "Senator Howard H. Baker, Jr. (R-Tenn.), Minority on Member, Select Senate Committee to Investigate Intelligence , Ew Afens  AGencies, Name Check Request." Files & Com. —_ Gen. Inv. Ident. fy Inspection ; Intell. rit Laboratory Plan, & Eval. — \W i} . Spec. Inv. ¥ ; we Training \ i. ») ‘ é > 2 C, ~_ Legal Coun. van Z <P ~~ 6 > va \ ~ j : Telephone Rm. — ‘. ™ , Divecter Sec'y — ht MAIL ROOM TELETYPE UNIT i) ENCLOS' TR B a ' HW 55073 Docld : 32989530 Page 256 p
— ? I ® 1 - Mr. Callahan, 5744 JB 1 - Mr. Adams, 5744 JB 1 - Mr. Jenkins, 5744 JB lL - Mr. McDermott, 5634 JB 1 - Mr. Cleveland, 1742 JB 1 Mr. Gebhardt, 5012 JEH We smitty Hetherdnyton HOUARD LELTEENCOOn Born: December 29, 1942 Sauth Bend, Indiana The caontral files of the Federal Bureau of investiga tion and the records of the FBT Identification Division ceutain no infoumabion identifiable with captioned individual , Assoc. Dir. Dep. ADAdm. Original and 1 - Deputy Attorney General Dep. AD Inv. __ Pa Asst. Dir.: ve Admin. DTP:yst} (10) Comp. Syst. i cea, NOTE: See J.J. McDermott to Mr. Jenkins memorandum dated 1/23/75 captioned "Senator Howard H. Baker, Jr. (R-Tenn.), Minority Member, Select Senate Committee to Investigate Intelligence Gen. Inv. Ident. Inspection inet... Agencies, Name Check Request." Laboratory Plan. & Eval. ~ “ 4 Spec. Inv. is : : es Training i 3 ; avait Legal Coun. Ms {o> i. | Telephone Rm. _ ; ~f roy "Director Sec'y* MATL ROOM [241 _ TELETYPE UNITT_J] pow oO ’ HW 55073 Docld:32969530 Page 257 ENCLOSURE