ADDENDUM TO JOURNAL - OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL WEDNESDAY - 26 OCTOBER 1977.
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Document date: 10/26/1977
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OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL

Wednesday - 26 October 1977.

1. (Confidential - RJK) LIAISON David Bushong, Ed Levine

and Walter Ricks, of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff,

met with Ted Shackley, ADDO, David Thompson, LA/DDO, Ralph:

Katrosh, SA/DO/O and Harry Piper, 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 - RJK). 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, Teheran, 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 DDO records on the

"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

ine afternoon in the CaR conference room interviewing one ¿ormer Seoul

station chiai and the current incumbent. Ms. Talley reported that the

interviews had been productive.

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