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Tues 1 Qay - 7 Decemler 197()
6. (Unclass;itied -- NDL) LIAISON In response to a letter
from Representative Robert W. Edgar (D. , Pa. ) concerning an-
article in The Sunday Dulleti inentitled CIA Disputes Broomall
PWiretap Story, 1 which contained erroneous information concerning
the Congressman, I called Kathy Keel, the Congressman's personal
secretary, and told her that a letter had been forwarded by our
General Counsel to the Department of Justice on 3 December 1976
seeking their assistance in investigating this matter. She thanked
me for my call and said no written response would be necessary.
,,17. (Internal Use Only - BAA) LIAISON Received a call from
Kathy, ,DDO/British Desk, who said they were in receipt of a message
from ertaining to the message that came in this morning
for Richard Moose, Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff, from
Senator Dick Clark (D., Iowa) requesting confirmation of the receipt of
the message and the time. After talking to Moose, I called Kathy and told
her that Moose received the message at 2:00 p.m. and that there would
be nd response back to the Senator. She will take care of sending out
the appropriate response.
8. (Unclassified - NDL) LIAISON Received a call from
Richard Dingman, Representative John B. Conlan's (R. , Ariz.
Administrative Assistant, who wanted to know the procedures
the Congressman should follow' in requesting information on himself
under FOIA. I told him to write to George Cary and gave him the
address and said we would process it from there.
9. (Internal Use Only - GLC) LIAISON Richard Sprague, Chief
Counsel, House Select Conmmittee on Assassinations, called to say that he
would have to again postpone the meeting w.e had scheduled for today at
10:30 a,.m. We compared schedules and decided to meet at 10:30 am.
tomorrow. Sprague askecl if I would have the letter on destruction of
documents. I tol]d him that I planned to bring along the final draft for him
to look at. We then dLscussed setting up a meeting with the Director,
Chairmnan Thomas DOwining (D. , Va. ) and Representative Henry Gonz.alez
(D., Texas). le suggested that the m eeting include the Ranking Minority
Membor, Samuel L. Devine (.R., Ohio), who he said is a great: admirer
of Mr. Bush, I told him. would check the Director's calendar and get
back in touch with hnm.
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