</s>104-10146-10105 APPROVED FOR RELEASE 1963 CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM INTERNAI USE ONLY RELEASE Journal - Office of Legislative Council Tuesday - 21 February 1978 Page 2 5. (Unclassified - JMS) LIAISON At Mr. Gabrielle G. OLC, request, I returned Gerald Hamilton's, House Select Committee on Assassinations staff, call. Hamilton wanted to know if the Martin Luther King, Jr. material was ready for review yet. I advised him that the some of the material was ready for review. 6. (UNCLASSIFIED - (RSG) LIAISON Michael Glennon and John Rich, Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff, visited C&R Staff and reviewed item number two of the 19 December request, I suggested that we provide to the FBI, directly, of our list of FBI documents so that the FBI would then provide said documents. 7. ( Unclassified - GMC) ADMINISTRATIVE - DELIVERIES Sent to Molly Williamson, Research Director, HouseSelect Committee on Population, a copy of OPR-401 entitled "Potential Implications of Trends in World Population, Food Production, and Climate. I attached a note reminding Williamson that this study has never constituted an official Agency position. 8. (Uclclassified - (MLG) LiaISON Per Bob Kelso's request forwarded to Mr. Joseph DiGiorgio, GAO, unclassified information on international terrorist incidents. 9. (unclassified - MLG) LAISON Per Annette Snyder's request forwarded to Walter Sheridan, of the Senate Human Resources Subcommittee on Health and Scientific Research staff, and Elliot Maxwell, of The Senate Select Committee in Intelligence staff, the 9th release of the BLUEBIRD/ ARTICHEKE material which is to be released to the public under FOIA on 22 February. 10. (Inclclassified- (MG) LIAISOON Per Per request to Karen Stavneheim, OLC), of last week, I called Tony Long, the office of Senator John C. Culver (D), Iowa), and told him that I had a list of unclassified CIA publications which I would forward to him today. 11. (Unlessclassified - MG) CONSULTANT Received a call from Mary Coochran, in the office for Senator Frank Church (D.), Idaho), who said they had a constituent who wanted a copy to the publication "World Steel Market Continued Trouble Ahead." I told her the document could be obtained for the constituent through the DOCEX Project at the Library of Congress. 2/1343

Summary  
The text details various administrative and liaison activities between CIA staff and congressional committees in 1978. Entry 5 notes that Gerald Hamilton, a House Select Committee on Assassinations staff member, inquired about the readiness of Martin Luther King Jr. materials for review; some documents were deemed ready. Entry 6 mentions Michael Glennon and John Rich from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee reviewing item two of a December 19 request, with a suggestion to provide FBI documents directly. Other entries describe administrative actions such as sending reports on population trends, steel markets, and unclassified CIA publications to congressional offices, including requests for specific documents like "World Steel Market Continued Trouble Ahead" and the release of BLUEBIRD/ARTICHEKE material under FOIA.  

Key People  
- Gerald Hamilton (House Select Committee on Assassinations staff)  
- Michael Glennon (Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff)  
- John Rich (Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff)  
- Mary Coochran (Senator Frank Church’s office)  
- Karen Stavneheim (Office of Legislative Council)  
- Tony Long (Senator John C. Culver’s office)  

Key Locations  
- Senate Foreign Relations Committee  
- House Select Committee on Assassinations  
- Library of Congress (DOCEX Project)  
- Office of Legislative Council  

Key Events  
- Review of Martin Luther King Jr. materials by congressional staff  
- Discussion on providing FBI documents directly to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee  
- Distribution of unclassified CIA publications to congressional offices  
- Request for specific documents via constituent inquiries  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- House Select Committee on Assassinations  
- Senate Foreign Relations Committee  
- Senate Human Resources Subcommittee on Health and Scientific Research  
- Senate Select Committee in Intelligence  
- Library of Congress (DOCEX Project)

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