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104-10095-10405 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (11/29/1976)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch71464 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10095-10405 , 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 INSiPECTOR ~ GENERL EOLGuive 7eg-t OLC 76-3.475 29 November 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD 0C gro SUBJECT: Summary of the Meeting with William Miller,. Staff ReproaUC y Director, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, re Foreign Liaison 1.. During the meeting today with Bill Miller with Messrs. Knoche, Wells, Waller and Cary in attendance, Miller tried to elaborate on the interest and concern of the Committee which prompted Chairman Daniel Inouye' s letter of 11 November with regard to activities of foreign intelligence organizations in the United States with whom we have liaison contacts. Miller touched on what he referred to as parity- in operations --implicit understandings or at least results in parity between our intelligence operations and those of foreign governments. 2. The question of the quid pro quo, that is, an understanding with a foreign intelligence service that the U.S. would be permitted to conduct intelligence operations within the country if they were given comparable opportunities. in. the U..S. 3. The question of support of foreign governments and what this might entail - = in this connection Miller mentioned Senator Gary Hard s (D., Colo.) interest and concern in the overgll impact of the(IBEXCrogram in Iran.) Relationships with VAK, DINA) tc., were touched on in this ontext and with respect to the latter organization, Miller expressed concern about the possible long-range consequences of our (that is, the U.S.) providing early training for foreign intelligence officers who may subsequently wind up in operations against the U. S. or activities in the U.'S. In this connection, Miller said he would be interested in what Mr. Knoche referred to as the constraints on our training of these individuals. 4. In the areas of penetration of foreign intelligence services, the question arose as to why if we can penetrate a foreign intelligence service, we can't learn what that foreign service has in mind as far as plans for activities within the U.S. are concerned. Mr. Wells pointed ., --------------------------...-.-..*--.-----..--

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