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Fock ve. Date: 02/15/05 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY : CIA RECORD NUMBER : 104-10140-10015 ~ RECORD SERIES : JFK AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 80T01357A DOCUMENT INFORMATION AGENCY ORIGINATOR : CIA ; FROM : RODGER S. GABRIELSON, OLC TO : ROBERT LEIDENHEIMER DCI SEC OFC TITLE : REQUEST FOR CLEARANCES FOR BLAKEY, CORNWELL, KLEIN, SMITH. DATE : 06/23/1978 PAGES : 1 SUBJECTS : CLEARANCES, DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER . CLASSIFICATION : SECRET RESTRICTIONS : 1B . CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 10/05/97 . \ COMMENTS : JFK53 : F9 : 1997.10.05.08:30:22:920107 : CORRECTED TO’ . 1 PAGE VICE 2. [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10140-10015 NW 47862 Docid:32368293 Page 1.
.. CSD: MEMORANDUM FOR : FROM - QUE RECORD COPY v OLC 78-2456 23 June 1978 Robert Leidenheimer DCI Security Staff . Rodger. S.: Gabrielson OLC, C&R Request SI, TK, and BYECOM clearances for the four. members of the House Select Committee on Assassinations shown below: 1. ~ DOB POB SS# Ken DOB: POB SS# DOB POB SS# Clearances should Distribution: 1 - Addressee 1 - OLC Subject 1 - OLC Chrono NW 47862 Docld:32368293 Page ? G. Robert Blakey >: January 7, 1936 : Burlington, N.C. . JFK Act 6 (3) . Gary Cornwell DOB: POB: SSH: October 24, 1944. Houston, Texas JFK Act 6 (3) Klein October 4, 1947 : Philadelphia, Pa. . Johanna Smith : July 10, 1955. : Ann Arbor, Michigan be effective through 1 January 1979. oo —— —\ aw Rodger S. Gdbrielson E2, IMPDET Cl by 37303 18997
(404-10140-10030 . | » ‘ . & Ly . . ae 2 . ¢ INTERNAL USE ONLY Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Page 3 Monday - 24 April 1978 HSCHR 7. (Unclassified - MDC) LIAISON Went to the House Select Committee on Assassinations to review security procedures with Office of. J security representative and Bob Hayes as well as House Select Committee on Assassinations staffers, Procedures were reviewed and confirmed and the Committee was provided with the documents which they had requested, the same being stored in the manner prescribed by Rodger Gabrielson. After review of the material, it was discovered that some of the materials requested by the Committee were missing, ‘I returned to Headquarters, picked up the new materials and delivered them to the Committee that night, They were grateful. 8. (Unclassified - RLB) LEGISLATION Spoke with the following persons regarding financial disclosure legislation: Ms. Sarah Luna and Mr. William Bergen, Legislative Assistants to Representative Romano Mazzoli (D., Ky.), and Mr. Gary Fay, Legislative Assistant to Representative Don Edwards (D., Calif.). (See Memorandum for the Record. ) _ 9. (Unclassified - RLB) LEGISLATION Spoke with Susan Geiger, uo OMB, regarding the financial disclosure legislation. Ms. Geiger said © that Mr. Cy Lazarus, who was heading the White House "team" on the legislation, would be talking with the Speaker of the. House shortly. | told Ms. Geiger we had nothing new and were awaiting word from Representative Romano Mazzoli (D., Md.) as to whether he would be able to support compromise language which we had provided his staff several days ago. She suggested we check with Representative Don Edwards (D., Calif.) to see if he would propose our language as a compromise in response to the objections Congressman Mazzoli had already raised regarding the legislation. Itold Ms. Geiger that Representative Edwards' Legislative Assistant, Mr. Gary Fay, had been present at the recent meeting we had with Representative Mazzoli's staff and that we certainly would consider her suggestion. Later inthe day, Ms. Geiger called to inform us that the financial disclosure legislation had been pulled off the calendar because of controversy over the proposed amendment that would strike the existing limitation on outside income for Representatives. 1,900.
(404-10740-1009 ; ,Thursday - 26 January 1978 INTERNAL=USE-OMA=* F Rereiate Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel - Page 3 Atte 10. (Unclassified - PLC) LIAISON Together with Bruce Johnson, DDA, Dick Rininger, OGC, and Shep Shepanek, O/SA/DO/O, met with ary Cornwell, Deputy Staff Chief, and Michael Goldsmith, staff of the ouse Select Committee on Assassinations, and discussed proposed revised procedures for the staff of the Committee to review CIA unsanitized documents. (See Memo for the Record. ) ll, (Unclassified - JMD) LIAISON Called Jack Ticer, Clerk, _ Senate Armed Services Committee, and advised him that the Director will not have to leave the hearing early tomorrow after all, that he will be able to stay if the hearing goes to 1:00 p.m. or later. Ticer said they will not know until after the hearing gets well underway whether they will be able to wind it up at 1; 00 Pe m,. or have to break and come back for an afternoon session, 12. (Unclassified - JMD) LIAISON Called Judy, in the office of Representative John Dingell (D., Mich.), and made an appointment for the Director to meet with Mr. Dingell at 1:15 p.m. tomorrow regarding the Congressman's letter of 20 January on NUMEC,. I explained to Judy that the Director would be in a briefing on the Hill and that should end by 1:00 © but that if I found he was going to be detained longer, I would let her know and we could change the time. She said this would be fine. 13. (Unclassified - JMD) LIAISON Phyliss Bacon, Senate Armed Services Committee staff, called and asked about the 5 January 1978 transcript of the Agency briefing of the Legislation Subcommittee. She said she had the transcript which is stamped Top Secret. She asked if we were to retain this transcript and also whether we had seen the transcript. I told her I was not sure on either of these points but I would check and get back to her. She said she also wanted to reaffirm that OLC has complete control of all the Committee transcripts of our briefings. I assured her they were retained in this Office and that no one was allowed to take them out of the Office unless Mr. Cary or Mr. Miller.gave their permission. She said that was fine, and that she would put this in/their "guidelines" which she is writing now. wat LI Le hf Bade L. CARY egislative Counsel 0 cc: O/DDCI -Mr. Grin is) Ex. Sec. DDA DDS&T Mr. Lapham Mr. Hetu SA/DO/O IC Staff Comptroller NFAC 17 022
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(toeotaocooe] = * Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel , ; ¢€ Le tg ttn : : Monday - 28 November 1977 scr a ° “* ~ “30, (Confidential - GLC) LIAISON ‘Received a call from Seymour Shwiller, on the staff of the House Armed Services Subcommittée - on Intelligence & Military Application of Nuclear Energy. He said he would like to have a briefing on "that Russian thing that appeared in the paper" this afternoon or tomorrow morning. I told Shwiller I would ' . check with our people and be back in touch with him. (Shwiller isa - "- “former member of the staff of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy. — - He has all the necessary compartmented clearances and has been briefed - a. On. matters of this sort in the past.. He is now continuing the same kind _. ».,of responsibility in his’current staff. capacity with the House Armed . . Services | Committee. ) ° 3h (Confidential - GLC) LIAISON Called: Bob Blakey, Chief ‘counsel, House Select Committee on Assassinations, to talk with him ffurther about the inquiry J had received from a Committee staff employee ms whe was concerned about her. clearances, | - (See Memorandum for the:. -.. Record.) Ts nn an " Veontidentiat | - . GLC) LIAISON” ‘Tony Laphani, General Counsel, snd I met with Tom Latimer and Mike O'Neil, both on the ™ staff of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, and Bill Miller, Staff Director, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, t6 discuss a personnel matter of interest to the Director. Sa RS AB? it 33. (Confidential. - CM) ‘LIAISON. ~Goncerning the cable from which advised that Representative Robert Dorna «Calif. ) " is-to™’be in London on’2 December and had asked that a “ 32. \ — . __fferved as anescort - for Mr, Dornan during the Paris Air Show in May 1977, brief him on _ matte Shep Shepanek, SA/DO/O, reported that the DDO interposed no objection to having the staffer meet with Mr. Dornan, but thought it advisable to inform Mr. Dornan before he goes of the staffer's true affiliation. Lyle Miller concurred. With this as background I called Mr. Dornan's office and asked for an ‘appointment to see him briefly before he left for Europe.
(foa-to‘ao-10076]_ Addendum to Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Page 3 - Monday - 14 November 197 ; . OS INTERNAL t “USE ONLY (Deerasslyp) Chearerive 8 (Confidential - GLC) LIAISON I called Bob Blakey, Chief. ‘Counsel, House Sslect Committee omAssessinations, to advise him of a call I had received from a former Committee employee who was calling on behalf of a current employee who is concerned about action taken regarding security clearances. (See Memorandum for the Record.) 9, (Secret - GLC) LIAISON Mr. Blake, A/DDCI, called to . advise me that we might expect a call from Jerry Schecter, NSC staff, asking us to set up a meeting with Chairman Daniel K. Inouye (D., Hawaii) . and Chairman Edward Boland (D., Mass.) for the DCI, Assistant. Secretary of Defense Duncan and Ambassador Frank Press to brief the two Chairmen on the President's decision on telecornmunications as contained in PRM~22. y9. (Internal Use Only - /GLC) LIAISON ‘Received a call from | ‘Dick Fischer, Standard Oil Company of Indiana, indicating that the Director. had attended a lunch on his recent visit to Chicago which was attended by Al Monk, a Standard Oil representative who spoke with Bob Hepworth, NFAG/CSS and myself sometime ago about access to intelligence information. Fischer said he just wanted to alert me to the fact of the Director's meeting with Monk in the event the Director brings the matter up with us. I thanked Fischer for his call and told him that if there are any significant developments on this from this end, I would be in touch with him, HD. -, Ae Tnapessl Ahad fpf Ce cat aan ge CAR x Legislative Couns al i od Oa O/DDCI is) s Mr. (Grinws Ex. Ce DDA DDS&T Mr. Lapham Mr. Hetu SA/DO/O- ' IC Staff Comptroller NFAC | | ox. oo FOR