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S¶&NDARD FORM NO. E.4
Office Jemorandum TMTED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO : File DATE: 10 July 1959
FROM Chief, Alien Affairs Staff
SUBJECT: IANZ, Pedro Diaz
1. On 9 July 1959, Mr. Herbert D. Nice of the Immigration
and Naturalization Service telephonically advised that the sub-
ject was under a subpoena to appear before the Senate Internal
security Committee and in the event it was desired by this
Agency to contact the subject, such contact should be made
krouh the Senate Committee. This fact was relayed to Mr.
03 of the WH Division, and he in turn received a
'iirect confirmation of this fact from Mr. Herbert D. Nice
telephonically.
2. On this date Mr. Joe Langan of the SSD contacted-the
writer and advised that he had been in turn contacted by Mr.
03 114]who raised the question as to the capability
of the Office of Security, by surveillance or other means, to
ascertain the address of the subject. Mr. Langan had informed
Mr$ }hat although this Office has the capability, in
view of the Congressional interest in this matter, no action
would be taken without an extremely strong justification.
3. Subsequently, the writer was contacted by the Deputy
Chief, Support Branch, on this same point and Mr. 03
L77lwas telephonically contacted by the writer. He stated
that ith regard to his conversation with Mr. Langan, he was
merely interested in ascertaining whether or not the Office
of Security had the capability to surveil the subject and he
did not intend that any further action would be taken in this
regard. He declared that Col. J. C. King, WH Division Chief,
would possibly discuss this matter with the DCI or Col. Edwards
and it was understood by MOTV Ithat the DCI was not happy
with the way General Swing had diverted the subject to the Internal
Security Sub-Committee whenin facthe was aware of the interest
of the CIA in him.
4. At approximately 10:45 a.m., Col. Edwards was briefed
generally with regard to the situation and mention was made to
him of the fact that he might be contacted by the Chief, WH *
Division.
1 Willam J. Cotter
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