JOURNAL: OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL FOR WEDNESDAY - 1 DECEMBER 1976
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Document date: 12/01/1976
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5. (Unclassified - DEM) LIAISON In the absence of Elliot

Maxwell, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, I informed

his secretary, Michal Shafer, that Maxwell should be in contact.

with DOD concerning a visit to their facilities in Los Angeles and

San Francisco and we will arrange visits to our facilities. Ms. Shafer

said she would pass the message to Maxwell.

6. (Secret - DFM) LIAISON Called Danny Childs, Senate

Select Committee on Intelligerce staff, concerning our discussion

yesterday regarding Reserve release letters and the possibility of

a letter from Chairman Daniel Inouye (D., Hawaii) stating Committee

approval of this release and asking that procedures be set up to

transmit future approvals. I told Childs that I thought the Agency •

would oppose establishing such procedures and asked if we could

discuss this before the letter is sent. Childs then alerted Bill Miller,

Staff Director, to expect a call.

7. (Confidential - GLC) FAA BRIEFING Accompanied the

Director to a briefing of the Defense Subcommittee, House Appropriations

Committee, on the 16 November 1976 Presidential finding. (See

Memorandum for the Record. )

8. (Confidential - GLC) LIAISON In the company of Mr. Carpentier,

met with Richard Sprague, Chief Counsel, House Select Committee on

Assassinations, to provide him with comments on the Kessler article

of 26 November 1976 and to discuss several related matters. (See

Mr. Carpentier's Memorandum for the Record.)

(Confidential - PLC) LIAISON At the request ofMs. J005

Lockley Scerman Desk/ADO, for her response to a cable from the

52 (Munich Base?)I called Dick Kimmel, Document Control Specialist

for the Joint Atomic Energy Committee, to determine the distribution

of a Committee publication of a statement by former Commissioner

Dixie Lee Ray, Atomic Energy Commission, on 6 August 1974 on

uranium enrichment. Kimmel said the publication was of an open

hearing and was given standard distribution including the International

Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna. Lockley was so advised and will

cable the field.

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