“BE IN KE EPING W ITH OUR PLEDGE. IT IS BELI EVED SUCH A PROCEDURE WOULD INSURE PROPER PROTECTION AND ALSO FACILITATE THE WORK OF THE SSC. THE ABOVE PROCEDURE ALSO APPLIES TO CURRENT EMPLOYEES OF YOUR OFFICE. HOWEVER, CONTACT WITH THE LEGAL COUNSEL SHOULD BE HANDLED THROUGH THE SA”
“essman Gonzalez' staff. Mr. Burgess. Quentin Burgess from Congresswoman Y von ne Bur ke' s o ffi ce. Mr. Harvey. Percy Harvey, from Congressman Ford's staff. Mr. Spring. Hank Spring, from Mr. McKinney's staff. Chairman Downing. All right. Close the doors. Mr. Sprague, suppose you”
“xcellent suggestion that when we go into executive session 5 6 we find som e s uit abl e r oom th at we can adjourn to, to carry on the executive session, and we won't have this delay. 7 Mr. Sprague. Mr. Chairman, I think it would be a great 8 9 idea to try to have an alternate r”
“OF THE SSC. THE ABOVE PR OCED URE ALSO APPLIE S TO CURRENT EMPLOYEES OF YOUR OFFIC E. HOWEVER, CONT ACT WITH THE LEGAL COUN SEL SHOULD B E HANDLED THRO UGH THE SAC. END ۱۰ HOLD NW 65994 Docld:32989494 Page 6 Members: ة 4/9/75 SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE SENSTUDY 75 Democrats Frank Ch”
“owning. All right. Close the doors. Mr. Sprague, suppose you begin your presentation. 21 22 23 24 25 NW 66000 Docld:32266459 Page 4 00 714210 CAPS 1 2 3 STATEMENT OF RICHARD A. SPRAGUE, CHIEF COUNSEL AND DIRECTOR Mr. Spague. Mr. Chairman, before I commence that, may 三 4 I bring u”
“i - Michigan, Chairman Ro nald V. Dellums California - Don Edwards - California Rob ert N. Gi amo Co nnecticut James V. Stanton Ohio - Michael J. Harrington - Massachusetts Morgan F. Murphy - Illinois Republicans Robert McClory - Illinois David C. Treen Louisiana Robert W. Kasten”
“ION AND ALSO FACILITATE THE WORK OF THE SSC. TH E ABOVE PROCEDURE ALSO APPLIES TO C UR RE NT EMPLOYE ES OF YOUR OFFICE. HOWEVER, CONTACT WITH THE LEGAL COUNSEL SHOULD BE HANDLED THROUGH THE SAC. END ۱۰ HOLD NW 65994 Docld:32989494 Page 6 Members: ة 4/9/75 SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ”
“ecutive session, and we won't have this delay. 7 Mr . Sprague. Mr. Chairman, I think it would be a g reat 8 9 idea to try to have an alternate room to move to. Chairman Downing. Now, will everybody in the room not 10 a member of this committee staff identify themselves? 11 Cha ir”
“PLEDGE. IT IS BELIEVED SUCH A PROC EDURE WOULD INSURE PROPER PROTEC TION AND ALSO FACILITATE THE WOR K OF THE SSC. THE AB OVE PROCEDURE ALSO AP PLIES TO CURRENT EMPLOYEES OF YOU R OFFICE. HOWEVER, CONTACT WITH THE LEGAL COUNSEL SHOULD BE HANDLED THROUGH THE SAC. END ۱۰ HOLD NW 65”
“room not 10 a member of this committee staff identify themselves? 11 Chairman's Mr. Levin. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19. 20 Mr. Hutton. E. M. Hutton, the Chairman's staff. Jay B. Levin, Congressman Dodd's staff. Ms. Caldwell. Bonnie Caldwell, Congressman Gonzalez' staff. Mr. Burgess. ”
“the clerk of the Committee to read 19 us a record of those members who are o fficially designated 2 0 21 to be on the Subcommittee today, pursuant to Commit tee Rule 12.3 . 22 23 The Clerk. Mr. C hairman, you, Mr. Thone, Mr. Sawyer 24 25 and Mr. Dodd are regular members of the Su”
“ARMARD amt SECRE 1 -09ar 1 EXECUTIVE SESSION @hona LApta 3021 2 3 Thursday, July 10, 1975 4 5 United States Senate, 6 Select Committee to Study Governmental 7 Operations with Respect to 8 Governmental Activities, a ( O' Washington, D. C. L L 1 V UUd The”
“A TI VE OF THE SENATE SEL EC T COMMITTEE TE LEPHONICALLY INQUIRED A S TO IDENTITY OF SAC IN A PARTIC ULAR OFFICE DURING 1”
“Chair recognizes the clerk of the Committee to read 19 us a record of those members who are official ly designated 20 21 to be on the Subcommittee today, pursuant to Committee Rule 12.3. 22 23 The Clerk. Mr. Chairman, you, Mr. Thone, Mr. Sawyer 24 25 and Mr. Dodd are regular memb”
“There has been a motion that today's ό 7 00 9 10 i 12 13. 4 15 16 17 18 1 9 20 21 2 2 he ar in g,con e that the hearing be held in Executive Session. This is on the basis that information obtained by the Committee, that the evidence or testimony may tend to degrade or incriminate”
“UR PLEDGE. IT IS BELIEVED SUCH A PROCEDURE WOULD INSURE PROPER PROTECTION AND ALSO FACILITATE THE WO RK OF THE SSC. THE ABOVE PROCEDURE ALSO APPLIES TO CURRENT EMPLOYEES OF YOUR OFFICE. HOWEVER, CONTACT WITH THE LEGAL COUNSEL SHOULD BE HANDLED THROUGH THE SAC. END ۱۰ HOLD NW 6599”
“ble room that we can adjourn to, to carry on the executive sess ion, and we won't hav e t his de lay . 7 Mr. Sprague. Mr. Chairman, I think it would be a great 8 9 idea to try to have an alternate room to move to. Chairman Downing. Now, will everybody in the room not 10 a member ”
“YOUR CONVERSATIONS WITH FORMER EMPLOYEES MUST B E I N K EEP ING WI TH OUR PL EDG E. IT IS BEL IEVED SUCH A PROCEDURE WOULD INSURE PROPER PROTECTION AND ALSO FACILITATE THE WORK OF THE SSC. THE ABOVE PROCEDURE ALSO APPLIES TO CURRENT EMPLOYEES OF YOUR OFFICE. HOWEVER, CONTACT WITH”
“rrison, R. Genzman, K. Klein and W. Cross. Mr . Preyer. (The Committee will come to order. The Chair rec ogn ize s the clerk of the Committee to read 19 us a record of th ose members who are officially designated 20 21 to be on the Subcommittee today , p urs uant to Committee Rul”
“*seashcasniotbsevef TOP SECRET o I 0 %. .C i CIs : *.* - I *11I* 41 * Phone (A re a 2 0 2 ) $ 4 4 6 0 0 0 2 s S COMMITTEE MEETING to Friday, July 11, 1975 United States Senate, O. Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Co Inte”
“ng, Hon. Richardson Preyer (Chairman of the Subcommittee) presiding. Representatives Preyer, D od d, Fithian and Present: 13 Sawyer. 15 17 18 Also present: G. R. Blakey, G. Cornwell, E. Berning, D. Hardway, B. Wolf, M. Gol ds mith, R. Morrison, R. Genzman, K. Klein and W. Cross. ”
“TO INVESTIGATE INTELLIGENCE Members: AGENCIES Democrats Lucia n N . N edz i - Mi chi gan , C hai rma n Ronald V. Dellums California - Don Edwards - Califo rnia Robert N. Giamo Connecticut James V. Stanton Ohio - Michael J. Harrington - Massachusetts Morgan F. Murphy - Illinois Re”
“re officially designated 20 21 to be on the Subcomm ittee today, pursuant to Committee Rule 12.3. 22 23 The Clerk. Mr. Chairman, you, Mr. Thone, Mr. Sawye r 2 4 25 and Mr. Dodd are regular members of the Subcommittee. F ith ian will be substituting for Mrs. Burke. Mr. 001143 NW 6”
“he Subcommittee) presiding. Representatives Preyer, Dodd, Fithian and Present: 13 Sawyer. 15 17 18 A lso present: G. R. Blakey, G. Cornwell, E. Berning, D. Hardway, B. Wolf, M. Gol ds mit h, R. Mo rri son , R . G enz man , K . K lein and W. Cross. Mr. Preyer. (The Committee will ”
“USE CO MMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE I NTELLI GENCE Member s: AGENCI ES De mocrats Lucian N . Nedzi - Michi gan, Chairman Ronal d V. De llums Cali fornia - Don Edwar ds - Cal ifornia Robe rt N. G iamo Con necticut James V. Stanton Ohio - Michael J. Harr ington - Mass achusetts Morg an F”
“pursuant to notice, at 10:10 o'clock a.m., in Room 318, Russell Senate Office Building, the honorabl e Frank Church (Chairman of the Committee) presiding. Present: Senators Church (presiding), Hart of Michigan, Mondale, Huddleston, Hart of Colorado, Baker, Goldwater and Mathias. ”
“ty a ris es, we 17 are properly and fully bottomed. But I would not do that unless 18. g ive n s uch direction by the committee. 19 ດ Frankly, because of that, I have seen that no subpoena was issued that was other than what I call a friendly subpoena, because I did not w ant to ”
“Pre yer (C hai rma n o f th e S ubcommittee) presiding. Repr esentatives Preyer, Dodd, Fithian and P resent: 13 Sawyer. 1 5 17 18 Also present: G. R. Blakey, G. C ornwell, E. Berning, D. Hardway, B. Wolf, M. Goldsmith, R . Morrison, R. Genzman, K. Klein and W. Cross. Mr. Preyer. ”
“n. 5 Mr. Preyer. There has been a motion that today's ό 7 00 9 10 i 12 13. 4 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 hearing,cone that the hearing be held in Executive Session. This is on the basis that information obtained by the Committee, that the evidence or testimony may tend to degrade or ”
“Richardson Preyer (Chairman of the Subc om mittee) presiding. Representatives Preyer, D od d, Fi thi an and Present: 13 Sawyer. 15 17 18 Also present: G. R. B lakey, G. Cornwell, E. Berning, D. Hardway, B. Wolf, M. Goldsmith, R. Morrison, R. Genzman, K. Klei n and W. Cross. Mr. P”
“esent: Representatives Downing (presiding) , G onzalez, 12 McKinney, Preyer, Th on e, Sto ke s, A nd erson, and Fauntroy. 13 Also Present: Richard A. Sprague, Chief Counsel and 14 15 Director; Thomas Howarth, Budget offic er , and Donovan L. Gay, Chief Researcher. 16 17 18 19. 20”
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“mith, R. Morrison, R. Genzman, K. Klein and W. Cross. Mr. Preyer. (The Committee will come to order. The Chair recognizes the clerk of the Committee to read 19 us a record of those members who are officially designated 20 21 to be on the Subcommittee today, pursuant to Committee ”
“a motion to go into Executive 2 3 Session at this time. Mr. Sawyer. I so move, Mr. Chairman. 5 M r. Preyer. There has been a motion that today's ό 7 0 0 9 10 i 12 13. 4 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 hearing,cone th at the hearing be held in Executive Sessio n. This is on the basis that”
“(202) 554-2345 1 1-2 Mr. Preyer. T han k you. The Chair will entertain a motion to go into Exec uti ve 2 3 Session at this time. Mr. Sawyer. I so move, Mr. Chairman. 5 Mr. Preyer. There has been a motion that today's ό 7 00 9 10 i 12 13. 4 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 hearing,cone tha”
“es Senate, 10 11 12 13 14 Select Committee to Study Gover nmental Operations with Respect to Intelli gence Activities, Washington, D. C. The Committee met, pursuant to notice at 9:15 o'clock 15 16 a.m., in Room 407, The Capitol Building, Senator Frank Church (Chairman) presiding.”
“e recommendations to the House, if the 001146 NMV 66000 Docld:32277224 Page 6. ALDERSON REPORTI NG C OMPANY, INC. 1-5 1 2 3 5 ό 7 00 Select Committee de ems it appropriat e, for the amendment of existing l egislation or the enactment of new legislation. I would l ike, because of ”
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“Berning, D. Hardway, B. Wolf, M. Goldsmith, R. Morrison, R. Genzman, K. Klein and W. Cross. Mr. Prey er. (The Committee will come to order. The Chair recognizes the clerk of the Committee to read 19 us a record of those members who are officially designated 20 21 to be on the Sub”
“3 24 25 NW 66000 Docld:32266459 Page 4 00 714210 CAPS 1 2 3 STATEMENT OF RICHARD A. SPRAGUE, CHIEF C OUNSEL AND DIRECTOR Mr. Spague. Mr. Chairman, before I comme nce that, may 三 4 I bring up two ot her ma tt ers, first, on which I would like to get some direction from the committ”
“lerk of the Commi tte e to read 19 us a re cord of those members who are officially designated 20 21 to be on the Subcommittee today, p ursuant to Committee Rule 12. 3. 22 23 The Clerk. Mr. Chairman, you, Mr. Thone, Mr. Sawyer 24 25 and Mr. Dodd are regular members of the Subcomm”
“-2 SETTED 21:10 HOUSE COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE INTELLIGENCE Members: AGEN CIE S D emo cra ts Luc ian N. Nedzi - Michigan, Chairman Ronald V. Dellums California - Don Edwards - California Robert N. Giamo Connecticut James V. Stanton Ohio - Michael J. Harrington - Massachusetts Mor”
“HE CONGRESS FEELS WOULD PROTECT THE FBI FROM THE POSSIBILITY OF PAR TIS AN MIS USE . A FU LL TRA NSC RIPT OF THE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WILL BE FURNISHED TO EACH OFFICE AS SOON AS IT IS AGA ILABLE. ALL LEGATS ADVISED SEPARATELY. END HOLD NW 65994 Docld:32175680 Page 5 C ه NRØ80 WA”
“S.M. REPORTERS BUILDING, W ASH INGTON, D.C. 20024 (202) 554-2345 1 1-2 Mr. Preyer. Thank you. Th e C hair will entertain a motion to go into Executive 2 3 Session at this time. Mr. Sawyer. I so move, Mr. Chairman. 5 Mr. Prey er. The re has been a motion that today' s ό 7 00 9 10 ”
“ION AND AL SO FACILITATE THE WORK OF THE SSC. THE ABOVE P ROCEDURE ALSO APPLIES TO C URRENT EMPLO YE ES OF YOUR OFFICE. HOWEVER, CONTACT WITH THE LEGAL COUNSEL SHO UL D B E HA NDLED THROUGH THE SAC. END ۱۰ HOLD NW 65994 Docld:32989494 Page 6 Members: ة 4/9/75 SENATE SELECT COMMIT”
“mmittee) presiding. Representatives Pr eyer, Dodd, Fithian and Present: 13 Sawyer. 15 17 18 Als o pr esent: G. R. Blakey, G. Cornwell, E. Berning, D. Hardway, B. Wolf, M. Goldsmith, R. Morrison, R. Genzman, K. Klein and W. Cross. Mr. Preyer. (The Committee will come to orde r. Th”
“tice, at 9:15 a.m. in room 1310, Longworth H ouse Office Building, Hon. Richar dson Preyer (Chairman of the Subcommittee) presiding. Representatives Preyer, Dodd, Fithian and Present: 13 Sawyer. 15 17 18 Also present: G. R. Blakey, G. Cornwell, E. Berning, D. Hardway, B. Wolf, M.”
“stating wh at I submit would be the ap propriate basis fo r this investigation, so that if and w he n the matter of the constitutionality arises, we 17 are prope rl y and fully bottomed. But I would not do that un less 18. given such direction by the committee. 19 ດ Frankl y, b e”
“19 20 21 22 hearing,cone that the hearing be held in Exec utive Se ss io n. T hi s is on t he bas is that in forma tion obtained by the Committee, that the evidence or testimony may tend to degrade or incriminate people. The Clerk will call the roll on the motion. The Clerk. Mr. ”
“. THE ABOVE PROCEDURE ALSO APPLIES TO CURRENT EMPLOYEES OF YOUR OFFICE. HOWEVER, CONTACT WITH THE LE GAL COUNSEL SHOULD BE HANDLED THROUGH THE SAC. END ۱۰ HOLD NW 65994 Docld:32989494 Page 6 Members: ة 4/9/75 SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE SENSTUDY 75 Democrats Frank Church - Idaho, Cha”