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104-10322-10104 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (12/6/1978)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch47772 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10322-10104 CA HISTOR A GA R7E LEAS ASM.E Executive Reg anyt .,-..C 78-3613 December 6, 1978 NEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: DCI Meeting with Chairman Boland of HPSCI,.5 Dec. 1978 At the Director's request, he met with Chairman Boland accompanied by the Legislative Counsel in the HPSCI offices. He asked to brief the Chairman alone on two private matters. 1. With respect to the first, the Kampiles Case, the DCI informed Chaixman Boland of the sensitive source- information involved in the case after the Chairman indicated that he was interested'in this information. The DCI reminded Chairman Boland that the DDCI had offered to brief him when the Kampiles Case first broke but that the Chairman had not deemed it necessary to receive the information at that time. After the comuni- cation, Chairman Boland agreed with the DCI that it might be best not to brief Mr. Mazzoli or other Members of the Committee. The DCI informed the Chairman that he might have some personal difficulty with Mr. Mazzoli on the question during his first appearance in the New Year, but it was agreed that the DCI would be able to make his explanations. ( S ) 2. The DCI briefed Chairman Boland on a personal matter and indi'cated that he had briefed Chairman Bayh on the same question. ( C ) 3. Messrs Latimer and O'Neil joined the meeting at this point. The DCI discussed the Iranian situation, the alleged intelligence failure and the hand-vritten memo from the President. He indicated that the President's displeasure had not been directed at him personally, but at the subject of political reporting in general, both overt and covert, and Chairman Boland described the answer which he had given to ABC News a week ago on this point. The Chairman had apparently stated that political reporting was an Embassy function And not one solely the responsibility of the Intelligence Community. (C) 4. Charters: The DCI asked HPSCI to get involved in the Charters questions at an early stage and not wait for the Senate to finish its work. Because of the Church Committee legacy there are likely to remain some important differences between the Senate and the Administration on Charters questions on which the DCI stated it would be helpful to have the HPSCI view during the negotiation process. Tom Latimer then asked that we make sure we keep him. supplied with all the position papers that have been developed by the Working Group which we agreed to do. ( C ) 5. Finally, the DCI discussed the Authorization Bill and our hope that an FOIA repealer and a provision permitting our security people to carry guns be included. ,Mike O'Neill later called back to obtain our language on these questions which we have agreed to supply him.( C ) From the standpoint of the Committee, Chairman oland asked whether we had had any extensive involvement with SAVAK during the reporting period on Iran. The answer was negative with respect to Iranian domestic - -

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