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INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES SENATE RESOLUTION 21 HEARINGS BEFOR~ TSE SELECT COMMITTEE TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES OF THE UNITED S'fATES SENATE NINETY-FOURTH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION VOLUME 4 MAIL OPENING OCTOBER 21, 22, AND 24, 1975 Printed for the use of the Select Committee To Study Governmental Operations With Respect to Intelligence Activities 64-663 0 U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFF'ICE WASHINGTON: 1976 For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office Washington, D.C. 20402· Price $2.40 SENATE SELEC'f COMMITTEE TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGE:-;CE ACTIVITIES FRANK CHCRCH, Idaho, Chairman JOHX G. TOWER, Texas, Vice Chairman PHILIP A. HART, :lIiehigan HOWARD H. BAKER, .TR., Tennessee WALTER F. :lIOXDALE, :lIlnnesota BARRY GOLDWATER, Arizona WALTER D. HUDDLESTOX, Kentllck)' CHARLES MeC. MATHIAS, JR., :llaryland ROBERT MORGAN, North Carolina RICHARD SCHWEIKER, Penns)'lvanla GARY HART, Colorado WILLIAM G. ~lILLER, Staff Director FREDERICK A. O. SCHWARZ, Jr., Chief Counsel CL'RTIS R. SlIOTHERS, Counsel to the Mitlority AUDREY HATRY, Clerk of the Committee (II) CONTENTS HEARING DAYS Page Tuesday, October 21, 197,~___ ] Wednesday, October 22, ]975_______________________________________ 41 Friday, October 24, 197,~__ 119 LIST OF WITNESSES Tu~;sDAY, Oc'rom:R 21, 197;') Stewart, Gordon, former Inspector General, Central Intelligence AgencY, accompanied by Stanley Gaines, counseL___________________________ 3 Abernathy, Thomas, former staff member, Inspector General's staff, Central Intelligence AgencY, accompanied by Mitchell Rogovin, counseL 3 Glennon, John, former staff member, Inspector General's staff, Central Intelligence Agency______________________________________________ 3 Osborn, Howard J., former Director of Security, Central Intelligence Agency, accompanied by John Debelias, counseL_ ___________________ 25 WEDN~;SDAY, OCTOBER 22, 197;) Day, Edward J., former Postmaster General, accompanied by James F. Reilly, Sr., counseL ______ ________ __ __ __ ___________ __ __ ___ __ __ 42 Gronouski, John A., former Postmaster GeneraL ______________________ 42 Blount, Winton M., former Postmaster General, accompanied by Douglas Arant, counseL _________________________________________________ 42 Reilly, James, Sr., counsel for J. Edward Day_ 68 Montague, Henry, former Chief Inspector, Postal Inspection Service_ ___ 70 Cotter, William, former Chief Inspector, Postal Inspection Service__ _____ 70 Helms, Richard, Ambassador to Iran and former Director, Central Intelligence Agency_ _________________________________________________ 83 }<'RIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1975 Mitchell, John, former Attorney General, accompanied by William G. Hundley, counseL_ ______ ___ ____ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ _ 119 Wannall, W. Raymond, Assistant Director, Intelligence Division, Federal Bureau of Investigation_ _________________________________________ 147 Branigan, William, Section Chief of Counterintelligence, Federal Bureau of Investigation_ __ __ ___ ___ _______ __ __ _ __ __ __ ____ 147 Moore, Donald K, former FBI Inspector _____________________________ 147 Mintz, John A., Assistant Director, Legal Counsel Division, Federal Bureau of Investigation __________________________________________ 147 HEARINGS EXHIBITS 1 No. No. No. No. ]-Inspector General's Survey of the Office of Security _ 2-November 21, 1955 memorandum to Chief of Operations re Project HTLINGUAL _ 3-May 4, 1956 memorandum from James Angleton to Director of Central Intelligence re Project HTLINGUAL _ 4-June 3, ]971 memorandum for the record re meeting at DCI's office concerning HTLINGUAL _ 175 187 195 197 • Under criteria determined b~' the committee, In consultation with the Central Intelligence Agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, certain materials have been deleted from these documents, some of which were previously cLassified, to maintain the Integrity of the Internal operating procedures of the agencies Involved, and to protect intelligence sources and methods. Further deletions were made with respect to protecting the privacy of certain Individuals and groups. These deletions do not change the material content of these exhibits. IIII) IV No. .'i-August 30, 1971 memorandum to Deputy Chief, Counterintelligence re HTLINGUAL-Correspondence of members of the Page U.S. GovernmenL________________________________________ 199 December 22, 1971 memorandum for the record re handling of items to and from elected or appointed U.S. officials________ 200 No.6-Chart prepared by Senate Select Committee, showing notification of Postmasters General concerning mail openings ______________ 202 No.7-April 23, 1965 memorandum for the files from [CIA officer] re discussion with Assistant Deputy Director for plans concerning HTLINGUAL operation and congressional subcommittee hearings concerning tampering with the maiL ____________ ____ 203 No.8-February 16, 1961 memorandum from Richard Helms to Deputy Chief, Counterintelligence re HTLINGTJAL __________________ 205 No.9-May 19, 1971 memorandum for the record re DCI's Meeting Concerning HTLINGUAL______ __ ___ _________ __ __ 206 No. lO-February 16, 1961 memorandum from Richard Helms to Deputy Chief, Counterintelligence re HTLINGUAL_ _________________ _ 210 No. ll-Excerpts from June 1970 Special Report of the Interagency Committee on Intelligence (Ad Hoc) [the Huston planl_____ __________ 211 No. 12-March 20,1970 letter from Richard Helms to J. Edgar Hoover___ _ 219 No. 13-February 1, 1962 memorandum from Deputy Chief, Counterintelligence to Director, Office of Security re Project HTLINGUAL 222 No. l4-July 28, 1970 memorandum for the record from Richard H€lms re Discussion with Attorney General Mitchell on Domestic Intelligence_______________________________________________ 224 No. 1;i-September 18, 1970 memorandum from John Dean to the Attorney General__________________________________________________ 225 No. 16-March 11, 1960 memorandum from SAC, San Francisco to FBI Headquarters re Confidential Source_ _________________________ 228 No. 17-December.'i, 1973 SAC memorandum 56-73____________________ 232 No. IS-October 2, 1964 memorandum from D. E. Moore to W. C. Sullivan re Espionage______________________________________________ 233 No. 19-February 27, 1965 memorandum from A. H. Belmont to Clyde Tolson re the Long Committee_ ______________________________ 235 No. 20-March 2, 1965 memorandum from J. Edgar Hoover to Messrs. Tolson, Belmont, Gale, Rosen, Sullivan, DeLoach_ _____________ 238 No. 21-February 20, 1975 memorandum for the record re Operational Aspects of MKSOURDOUGH, San Francisco, Calif ____ ___ _ 241 No. 22-March 10, 1961 memorandum from D. E. Moore to A. H. Belmont re Project Hunter, Espionage R______________________________ 244 No. 23-August24, 1966 from M. E. Triplett to W. A. Branigan__________ 245 No. 24-May 25, 196.'i Airtel from SAC, San Francisco to FBI Headquarters .__ 249 No. 2.'i-May 24, 1975 Decision in Lamont v. Postmaster General of the United States- _ ___________________________________________ 250 No. 26-January 18, 1966 memorandum from FBI Headquarters to SAC, San Francisco re Confidential Source _________________________ 256 No. 27-May 17, 1954 memorandum to Director of Security from Richard Helms re SRPOINTER___________________________________ 257 APPENDIX October 24, 1975 letter from J. Edward Day to the Senate Select Comrnittee__________________________________________________________ 259
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