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. 404-10143-10056 sta a g 72 “ a —SEGRET INTERNAL USE ONLY ADDENDUM TO JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL Wednesday ~- 26 October 1977 . 1. (Confidential - RIK) LIAISON David Bushong, Ed Levine and Walter Ricks, of the Senate Select Committee on D0. E staff, ee 1 met with Ted Shackley, ADDO’ | LA/DDO, SA/DO/O and{\_ __])LA/DDO, to continue discussions on the Committee's Panama investigation, Many of their questions were answered on the spot and the remaining questions are being researched and will be responded to shortly, , 2. (Unclassified - RIK) LIAISON Spoke with Tom Moore, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, who confirmed that ‘Senator Gary W. Hart (D., Colo.) would be able to meet with the [Chief of Station, Telieran, at 3:00 on Thursday, 27 October, in the - Senator's office, Margaret, on the Iran desk, was advised and she will inform the (Chief of Station] This is a personal meeting and no Office of Legislative Counsel representation is required. 3. (Secret - DTC) LIAISON Professor G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Staff Director, House Select Committee on Assassinations, met with me and officers from the DDO to examine D records on '"Bayo-Pawley Action.'' (See Memorandum for the Record. ) 4. (Secret - PG) LIAISON Received a telephone call from Michael J. Hershman, Deputy Staff Director, Subcommittee on International Organizations, House International Relations Committee, who was calling to confirm a meeting scheduled for the morning of 27 October. I said that this was still on and we agreed that we would discuss: an interesting report which had reached the Subcommittee through a source other than CLA; the current security situation in the Subcommittee: and two press clippings which are believed (possibly incorrectly) to represent leaks from the Subcommittee. ' 5. (Confidential - PG) LIAISON Martha Talley and Barbara Rowan, researchers on the House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, spent the afternoon in the C&2 conference room interviewing one former Seoul station chief and the current incumbent, Ms. Talley reported that the interviews had been productive. ; RETURN TO. Be OG 3 arcane Background Use Orly — AEH al * DBo Not Reproduce . EX mpoer cL oh ght. Ro tes as ahh .  JNTERNAL USE ONLY
. . ae 2 % oe . . : - DOHB 70-1-1 ae | ee CHAPTER II, ANNEX B : ~ ws 15 November 1974 . 2 ; 7 Black-taped dossiers or dossiers with black-taped . documents will be 3 : __ handled as restricted dossiers.. 7 . - a: _ _ (11) An. inactive 201 dossier or an Aovive volume of a large 201 a _ _. ,-.dossier on. permanent charge- shoul to Central Files under a % ea : -:,, Routing and Record Sheet with 3) own below..: Me Bee “C wisi SONY “ONT AKON NG IDENTIAL sk). SEcRET ee Sie . anes NVDINNY) ye 201 DOSSTZRS ras el, COMMENTS (Mommeer oooh gamenet te whew frum uduee fe whaae, 1 lite @oruse cohen otat seul nameneat) (For guidance see CSHB 70-1-1, Chapter ILI, Sanex 3B.) ES J ) Volume(s) of _ eomecemmsarete voluse(s) of 201- : « Cc Restricted Dossier (Attach Porm 2021 te Dossier) (] Non-Restricted Dossier F charge Dossiers: aN N 3 prior te : NS . tony Caste) ‘forvard TP/Piles. ALL Zu A ai at date) = desk. tS _ &) secret commen tseeny ==) UNCLASSIFIED
(404-10143-1060 a we ant ~~  erepyal USEC LY Gays sy eer re : _ Wiis best) Honey Senne? H Me * Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel i Friday - 17 December 1976 2) 20. (Confidential - GLC) LIAISON Austin Smith, House Appropriations Committee staff, called and said he wanted to alert us to the fact that he would be traveling to West Germany, Austria and Switzerland and would be leaving Monday evening. He said he has no plans for any contact with our thanked Smith for the alert, 2 21. (Confidential.- GLC) LIAISON Called Paul Daley, Department of Justice, and discusséd with him the Director's meeting with Chairman Thomas Downing (D., Va.) and Representatives Henry Gonzalez (D., Texas) and Stewart McKinney (R., Conn.), of the House Select CG ittee.on Assassinations,and told him that the Director th ght it ea good idea to ‘diclide Representative Richardson Preyer (D., N. Car.). Daley thought this was a good idea and we agreed to keep each other informed on the happenings. Later in the day, a call was made to Daley's office to inform him that this meeting had been cancelled due to Committee meetings and had not yet been rescheduled, © , = 22. (Confidential - GLC) BRIEFING Called Eddie Martin, _ Administrative Assistant to Senator Edward Kennedy (D., Mass.), and told him of our interest in briefing either the Senator himself or a designee on our (@UPSTIPEND program, It was agreed that Tom White and C/CCS, would come by on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 to talk to him about this subject. 23. (Unclassified - GLC) LIAISON In the absence of Gretchen Koitz, spoke with Kathy Cooper, in the office of Representative Les Aspin (D., Wis.), and told her on a confidential basis nae as . in fact an employee of the Agency, that the appropriate people in the Agency were aware of the domestic problems and that was concerned this problem should be handled between wife or their attorneys. When asked if we could suppl I said I would have to check and would be back in touch on Monday. 24, (Secret - THW) BRIEFING I spoke with Fran Williams, in the office of Senator Lawton Chiles (D., Fla. ), and scheduled an appointment for 5 January 1°77 at 11:00 a.m. to brief the Senator on the LPBTIPEND program. or ea t “ANTERNAL USE ONLY
[104-104143-10081 ; 7? ' 1 eet ie Henney Metres Hatt T aye . DEA BOR Peecg 0 : a : 4 it AM a ce eNO Ampepe net merse coe ene on 226 OP te AA ebche Piro a NEILL EE Pal AOE AE Rat Bert gaa on TD eA et theta CONFIDENTIAL ‘INTERNAL USE ONLY Bre stac Addendum to Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Monday - 31 October 1977 5. (Confidential - RSG) LIAISON Escorted House Select Committee on Assassinations staffers to Room 2D03, Headquarters Building, for a briefing on DDO records systems. Bruce Johnson, DDO/ISS, briefed on the STAR system and other specialized files maintained by the DDO. Notes taken by visitors were collected and classified Secret for transmittal by courier to the House Select Committee offices. (See Memorandum for the Record.) ; GEORGE L, CARY. . , _ Legislative Counsel cS cc: O/DDCI Mr. rinwig Ex, Sec, DDA DDS&T Mr. Lapham Mr. Hetu SA/DO/O IC Staff Comptroller NFAC INTERNAL USE CRLY,
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Ars A Dy ; 2/14/79 Legislative Counsel Date i Te tam OL Om Ure fir, (aa, Corsaraasbl RE nay abe unctiute Rain eenrnns Lilo y 9 February 1979 Date Agree with Option c; oppose Option b. Agree to Option a assuming | no mention of CIA in Mexico. At this very moment, the Mexican situation is super sensitive regarding CIA and we should not further inflame that situation by admitting to CIA activities in Mexico City under any guise or name. JAS 7 Deputy Director for Administr, on a / Date — | C LOmere, SL yee weve exhaksT€éc OMe he we will have I serie Sr 2 Oho. "4% th bfetd of Khe Cr sig recore. Lia, 2 YEstA 48 nasi t x% Object a [v weak (ven Qe bs, ¢— v&s propre A) ALCO ne Kae rasyh te ak | [Pow Fa. che ATE ro Loa, ; o-n cay fr ar sens Pro bg Ag Da FOLG, Lnph er lana ) frrkirs REI A, Lf ur Asahi are ; ‘ General Counsel ate SECRET
404-10143-10199 w WV : ~ , Ay, Pp bh zg Be’ had “Sg Pea ~ ° ees * & oF “vent hoot 8 OLC 79-0113/24 AL SCA 20 March 1979 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Discussions with G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director, HSCA 1. Messrs. William Sturbitts, DDO/LA;\ Dale Sumption;s DDO/SE; Julian Fox, CI Staff; Jack Sullivan, OS; Russ Holmes, and I met with Mr. Blakey this morning to discuss substantive issues in the final HSCA Committee Report. 2. I don't think we made many points although Mr. Blakey acknowledged our presentation in some instances. It is clear that Mr. Blakey intends to cite the testimony of former employee Wilcott about what he did in Japan (we had discussed this previously and achieved some compromises from a security point of view, but clearly did not prevail in obtaining deletions about Wilcott's distribution of funding operations in Japan; there is no mention ofl} Sse also appeared to have no success in persuading Mr. Blakey to delete a summary of what the Cubans told the Committee about CIA photographic surveillance in Mexico City in 1963. 3. We have already received and commented on two drafts of - sections of the report that have been received after we had been told that we have seen all the drafts. We now have yet an additional two drafts, with yet another on the way. It is hoped that these will affect the Agency but marginally and that the reviews can be completed without a major effort. If there are no more than these three last sections, this phase should be over, so far as CIA is concerned. 4. We discussed with Mr. Blakey whether the Agency should make a comment on the Nosenko paper. The paper is a sort of rambling, on-one-hand- but-on-the-other-hand type of discussion. It may prove useful for the Agency to write a memorandum te the Committee sunmarizina what it considers to be the key issues on the subject. 5. Blakey described his production problem. He will have page proofs of the report printed at GPO. He states that he has met every request of ours on security matters and considers the drafts to be unclassified. They will be handled in that way by GPO. When he receives ROG S” MPSMIDIDVENITIAL oo yn CONFIDENTIAL CELL ET
14-00000 a CONFIDENTIAL the proofs, he will review and edit them. Around 15 April we can expect to receive the formal submission for Agency approval or expression of security reservations within the agreed five-day period. 6. I, personally, expect my work in the current phase to end with the comments which we will submit on these last three draft sections of the report. I am not sure when my contract expires, but I think that it must be about the time that the five-day countdown commences. I would wish to prepare final comments on the final report for such use as the Agency may care to make of them. This should not take Tong to do so. Mr. Holmes and I should be through with our work on everything but the last bit either the end of this week or early next week. “s, D. breckinridoe Principal Kinridge HSCA cc: DDO DDA SA/DDCI - LC GC C/SE C/CI C/LA D/OS Distribution: Orig - OLC/Subj 1 - OLC/Chrono _ | - Russ Holmes OLC/SDB/ksn
. 104-10143-10219 \ \ mm remem oe i poe f . ° @ ‘ £2087, Debriefing Report 3278 fone TEE \Calderon/Photogeaph nf AL on 9 February 1985, ADIMUG/1 identified a/: ae photograph ‘Of Luisa- RODRIGUEZ Calderon, who he stated “ had been connected with the DGI (@irectorio General de: is Inteligencia). and the former Secretary of the Young Com- v rmunists in the. Cuban Ministry of Exterior Commerce, © ' According to: AMMUG/1, 1, the Cuban Government thought | “RODRIGUEZ had been ‘recruited iby the'United States ne Government. while in Mexico so she was recalled to Cuba.’ -. AMMUG/i was not sure of the detaiis but recalled something’ ».. concerning her: having received a letter from an American, : Farther; AMMUG/1 recalled something about an American. “student who visited Cuba who. was supposed io have made a: a recruitment pitch, to: RODRIGUEZ or been associated in some “'ynanner with a pitch made to her. . AMMUG/} 1 did 3 not know ° Ba the source of these | alleged pitches Bo his p photograph is ‘part of the. surveillance of the * Cuban Consulate in Mexico City and was taken from Film | ad No,, 293, Photograph’ 16, dated, a2. December 1963. ch fen LS oe 3, WH/C/RR/CS Comment: ‘The photograph of taisa _ . ae CALDZ SRON Carralero.(201-734274) attached to HMIMA-21612° Was compared to fhe aforementioned photograph with the —_ oe - . result that both Bt itl 3 He a io Ge identis aatiee fee fo ieee
eo ’ wht -~ OGC 79-01368 " aa 8 February agua! CANTO Gla. es JOuN® Use; Only Nok Représtue "MEMORANDUM FOR : Office of Legislative Counsel ATTENTION : Scott Breckinridge -_ Principal Coordinator, HSCA HEC FROM : Richard L. Rininger ais a Assistant General Counsel SUBJECT : DCI Options Relative to HScA Report Content REFERENCE : OLC 79-0113/8, Dated 5 Feb 1979, Subject: House Select Committee On Assassinations References to Overseas CIA Stations 1. This Office has reviewed your draft memorandum including the options to be presented to the DCI. 2. We have no objection to the options presented. In this regard, query whether it would be appropriate at this point to include your opinion as to the possible follow-on steps which might be necessary if option (c) is selected and the HSCA resists that decision. 3. We do suggest several editorial changes to the memorandum. First, you might consider inserting a new baragraph 2, to make the basic issue known more quickly. Perhaps the following would be suitable: 2. Background: The material which the HSCA presently contemplates publishing on an unclassified basis will reveal the existe of CIA stations in Mexico City, ang - 4. Several other Suggested changes are pencilled on a copy of your draft memo, attached. 5. Please advise if we can be of further assistance. tomy. Richard L. Rininger Att «#63 /)) DERIVATIVECLBY 23696) ODES ®evnyon £EB (Ges DERIVED Pion alc G-6H SECRET EU Baia
(404-10143-10285 ; 4 om - &., . * * . Win shd ( 5 danvary 196) ( MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD FROM g Lawrence F, Barker SUBJECT : Meeting with LITAMIL-9; 27 Decenber 1963 1. A mesting with [L-9/was held in B's car fron 2000 mtil 2140 hours - 27 Decenber, ae : a. oe, ae [AIP IMIOVAVAY Ota ops : 2. LITAMIL-9 reported on; the ré¢ent - tring’ oP Tenesa PROENZA Proenza (369 b and this was mado the subject Of twi' CabLes—to Headquantera in view of her - __—_importance in the AMEOD oneration. (See MERI 7613 and MEXI 7625) - : i tee - 3, Le9’was asked for pertifen Weis on 5. Durants ‘statements rae p 194 garding the visit of Les Harvey Osvald to the vubar Consulate in Septenbar, —f- _’ -: He had no further information to offer about this but reported-that Silvia ye _ had not returned to work at the Consulate since her release fron arrest the — second time, This was reported to HQS, (See MEXI 7615) ee cn EO te 9 %. deta at amereen ee cant ee ne wees ce nnn . ON owe, B apologized for tot having been able to find in the States sone Se L~9} reported en the following additional topless a a, & G=-Vhad received as of that date o any X, O Le9 ascribes thig to the resentment caused among Mexican. officialda: by the strong nots received fron Raul ROA, Cuban FOMIN, in regard 7 to the detention of Silvia Duran, Apparently word had been passed to Mexican - : officials that they were to give the Cubans the cold shoulder, ° be Roldolfo REYES, a Mexican citizen who works in Cuba for the Cuban @) Teatro Folidorico, was recently in tom, Ho said that Fidel CASTRO hea recently remarked that Cuba should use its theatrical group to earn dollars abroad, REYES said that a M, PLANCHON and six other Parisian empresarios connected with the 3 Teatro de las Naciones in Paris would bs travalling to Cuba in the near futurs y to see what could be done about putting the Cuban show on the road, y a () Co The well-lmown Mexican cartoonist RIUS (true nane Eduardo DEL RIO) : ! who was scheduled to be a guest of the Cuban governnent at the Anniversary aa celebration on 2 Jan in Havana, did not get a Cuban visa, ; of RIUS would be notiried directly by 4 & Beparate letter of the reasona for this refusal, Since RIUS in an ‘outstanding 7. ‘| propagandist for the Commmist cause, L-9) could only conjecture that this 2 development was related to ae ROA MOLGA ETA) andthe Quban Government's desire to avoid antazonizing the Noxlean government further, Another cartoonist, who 4 uses a name something like RAM (7) also got-the dane’ tieatment, , : . g aus d. Rogelio RODRIGUEZ ip he Baba Herelved acne gifts frox somacne | | ineide the Czech Embassy at CartsthastinssiOl (| (GIL) — woman . e. An Australian newspaperfom named Julian or julian ROBERTSON was in tom on 23 Decenbor, staying at Roon Oh ef the Gran Hotel Isabel, Isabel La Catolica # 63, She was trying to get a visa to visit Cuba but was unsuccessfiwh rept ear wre ny atc eae Sepa URE Oy A ee eet wg tae od aa ae : a 6 0. On rr a anes Poe gees nn ames nnn oe yee Fi ws Lie ae ed
(404-10143-10299 .- RETURN TO CIA : -t . . sokaround Use Only . Lo 8 ; “Fieproducé . DATE SPEED LETTER erty acquesreo | <2 March 1978 Pfs] be [Ue se pes FROM: Q/SA/DO/0 oo Norbert A. Shepanek wt Mr. Pat Carpentier The following is in response to your oral request in behalf of the House Select Committee on Assassinations: a) | Herbert and Barbara Mene11] will come to Hqs on 20 March 1978 to be interviewed by the HSCA Staff, They will report to you in room 6D0120 at 0900 hours and you can take them to the interview room. (Mr .°Menell is an active employee; (Mrs*? Mene11 is not.) Mr. Dan Hardway asked if he might take somé DDO fileS to the inter- view and I said that I had no objections as long as it was in the building. b) I have tried unsuccessfully to contact Mrs. Charlotte Bustos-Videla by telephone. Her address is Box 3030, Falls Church, Virginia 22043, telephone 281-2258. c) I have been given the following address for Anne Goodpasture: 4944 Amesbury Drive, Apt 202, Dallas, Texas 75206. Vv wes neve)! SIGHATURE oN RETURN TO ORIGINATOR FORM USE PREVIOUS 5-67 1831 EDITIONS .
(104-10143-40313) | * "65/227 SECRET FRPs 4 6 + e # Pe ¢ STAFF ACTION: C/EUR@6 (235) INFO: FILE, Vv C/IP/DMS, C/PCS, COMPT, ICS, ODPD=D/ #, C/SEPS/COMP, C/EPS/EG=2, OLEA SA/DO/0O, (21/7¥) 78 0674218 PAGE 001 IN 0674218 TOR: 0911557 MAY 78 NVIEN? 39096 “_ § EC RE T 0911302 MAY 78 STAFF cite[ sd. 39096 TOs DIRECTOR, * See ADRURRES As “AS a! aan 9 nee e . RYBAT WNINTEL CODEL REF: DIRECTOR 218543 1, MR WHITTEN’ MET MORNING 9 MAY AND CONTACT INSTRUCTIONS PER REF PASSED To HIM, HE IS SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE DULLES AIRFORT 1650 HOURS 11 MAY PAN AM FLIGHT FROM FRANKFURT AND REQUESTED To HAVE MR SHEPANEK MEET, HE IS CURRENTLY SCHEDULED TO DEPART DULLES AIRPORT 1510 HOURS 17 MAY, 2, |ADVANCED AS/17,240 (US$1,149,33) AIR FARE, AS/760 (US$50,67) ROUND TRIP TAXI FARE RESIDENCE TO VIENWA AIRPORT AND US$200 PER DIEM, ADVANCES TRANSFERRED HOS VIA FORM 494 T/A NUMBER 154=78, E2,IMPDET, oO END OF MESSAGE. | SECRET 21006
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(404-10143-10318 SECRET OC #78. 402) anette tena orn Ae 5 May 1978 ad apt) MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Rodger S. Gabrielson a? co Office of Legislative Counsel, Ny » pee Coordination and Review Staff of FROM : Norbert A. Shepanek \ \v- Office of the Special Assistant e eh to the DDO for External Oversight \ 5 SUBJECT - : Response to Reference wer REFERENCE > OLC 78-1690/1, 26 April 1978 1. The following is a list of senior officers assigned to Moscow during the period indicated per reference request: Mr. Russell Langelle 29 Dec 57 - 16 Oct 59 (currently employed) Mr. George Payne Winters, Jr. 23 June 53 - Jan 61 (DOB: 1 June 1920) Resigned mid-May 1961 to complete PH.D. at Columbia University Mr [SB eg) 4 Oct 60 - 27 Sept 61 Route #1 Berkeley Springs, W.Va. Mr. Paul Garbler (retired) 30 Nov 61 - 11 May 64 1503 Snughill Court Vienna, Va. 22180 Tele: 356-4650 (was first COS) Mr. Hugh Montgomery 17 Feb 62 - 20 Apr 63 (currently employed overseas and under cover) Mr. 2 26 Jun 62 - 14 Dec 62 (currently employe overseas and under cover) EZ IMPDET CL BY 062028 SECRET . 2fol/
14-00000 ele SECRET \ 11 Jul 63 - 31 Aug 65 . | (currently employed Hqs) Mr. Jerry Prehn 11 Jan 63 - 18 Jan 66 (currently employed Hqs) 2. The following were Chiefs of the Soviet Division during the periods indicated: Mr. John M. Maury (retired) 1 Dec 54 - 29 Jul 62 3704 Farr Avenue Fairfax, Va. Mr. Howard J. osborn([ehrud 30 Jul 62 - 15 Sep 63 (may be contacted through his attorney Mr. Jack Debelius, 948-6727) Mr. David E. Murphy((y¢acf) 16 Sep 63 - 10 Mar 68 1537 Forest Villa Lane McLean, Va. Tele: 356-9523 3. According to the records available to us, there were no DO officers assigned to Atsugi Base between 1956 and 1960. This was a support base staffed by support:personnel during that period. 4, Interviews will be arranged for currently employed personnel at Headquarters at the convenience of HSCA staff. Special arrangements can be made for personnel currently employed and overseas. Personnel who have resigned or retired should be contacted directly by HSCA investigators. 5. Please note that we consider the information in paragraph 1 very sensitive, and we would like to be consulted, per our agreement, prior to actual contact by the HSCA staff. DP ( Norbert A. epanek SECRET