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and resultant limited time available for Committee matters

plus other factors, it might be possible to handcarry

selected KCIA documents to the SSCI for

reading by

Mr. Kramer. This office objected on the grounds of the

sensitivity of the material, the ground rules established

for the Congressional (and DOJ) review of this material

by staffers and the problems which could be caused by:

exceptional treatment being afforded to one Committee or

staffer.

Mr. George Cary provided the compromise solution

which is acceptable to all parties, to wit, that Mr. Garbler

invite Mr. Kramer to the Agency for lunch after which time

he would review

the requested material in the Headquarters

building. (ESVidal)

4. MEETING ÓF SSCI STAFFER AND DDO: At Mr. Hal

Ford's request a luncheon meeting with Mr. William Wells

has been scheduled, for 26 October.

Mr. Ford is researching

material for a study on China reporting and wishes to

discuss this

subject with Mr. Wells due to his extensive

background and experience in East Asian affairs.

(ESVidal)

5.

ASSASSINATIONS COMMITTEE: Counsel G. Robert Blakey

met with DO, DDA/ Security and OLC representatives to

dotermine how he might frame his requirements to best meet.

our capabilities.

appear to be aimed at the

possible CIA role with the Mafia, and a double Mafia role

with Castro. He has

information

which implies that

Trafficante was playing both sides.

The IG, particularly

Scott Breckenridge, has responsibility for the Bill Harvey

association and the analysis of the Schweiker report.

Blakey has agreed that DO will concentrate initially on

the Bayo-Pawlcy affair and the "Soviet Defector" cover

operation.

Non identified informants have told him that

Col. "Rep" Robertson was involved.

His queries are

logical, manageable, and, if we can keep his requests to

specific people or events, we should be able to respond

to his requirements.

(It would be, in our opinion, an

excellent idea for the ADDO to meet informally with Blakey

over a luncheon.

This would be uscful in giving Blakey a

picture of IMMVe, but also it would perhaps give Blakey

a perspoctive on his. own terms of reference. (JDWalker)

6.

LITIGATION HORMAN V SECRETARY OF STATE, 18 AL.

(JAMES E. ANDERSONS COS, COSTA RICA): He preparco a reply

to Anderson and sumested he indicate to the Department

that he would accept the routine officer of Department of

Justice legal representation as a government official in

the Horman fanily suit.

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