JOURNAL:OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL, WEDNESDAY 14 JUNE 1978.
Originator: CIA
Document date: 06/14/1978
Document type: PAPER - TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

## Page 1

4-00000

104-10145-10 106]

- 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

no. boh.

Tournal. Office of Togislative Counsel

Page 3

Wednesday - 11 Tuae 1978

10. (Unclassified - DEM) ILAISON On referral from Ernie Hart,

O/DDA, I called Tom Casey, in the office of Senator J. Dennutt Johnston

(D., Ii.) to inform him thai Agency teams will be using the Nacional

Capitol Parks softball fields near Headguarters building on 23 June aud,

therefore, the fields would not be available for the use of Senator Johnston's

team.

11. (Confidential • DEM) LIAISON Met with Mike Epstein, Senate

Select Committee on Intelligence staff, who said he would be meeting with

former Attorney Ceneral John Mitchell on 19 June regarding his Inowledge

of KCIA activities. Epstein said Mitchell's attorney, William Hundley, would

also be prosent aud asked thai clearances he held.

I also reported that the IG officer who interviewed DDO empioyee

Phillip Liechty had revieived his notes from the mecting and there was

no reference to, and in addition he had no recollection of, being told

anything about restrictions on reporting on KCIA.

12. (Confidential. DEM) LIAISON Met with Earl Eisenhower,

Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, who said the Committee was

still interested in hearing about the Shevchenko defection, about double agent

aspects of the Nicholas Shadrin case, about Agency cooperation with

Mrs. Shadrin and her attorney, about the discovery of electronic surveillance

equipment in the Moscow Embassy, and about the Soviet press story on CLA

employee Martha

Peterson, I also mentioned that we still hoped to arrange

a meeting between Eisenhower and DDO officials on Agency-Committee relations

and Eisenhower suggested the week of 26 June.

13. (Confidential - DEM) LIAISON Met with Ed Greissing, Senate

Select Committee on Intelligence staff, and told him I believed the matter

of the request of the House Select Committee on Assassinations to review

the Church Committee testimony of Agency employees was taken up with

Bill Miller, Committee Staff Director, yesterday.: "Greissing said he would

check with Miller. In addition, Greissing said the Assassinations Committee

has now asked to see Church Committee testimony of Ted Shackley and

Hal Swenson. I said I would check into this.

INTERNAL USE ONLY

21641

---