</s>APPROVED FOR RELEASE 2025 UNDER EXECUTIVE ORDER 14176 SCOTT INTERNAL USE ONLY Other/A/Cont INTERNal USE ONLY ADDENDUM TO JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL Tuesday - 7 March 1978 1. (Confidential - DFM) LIAISON Met with Pat Norton, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, and informed him that the Agency had given the staff of the Subcommittee on Energy and the Environment, House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, access to documents relating to NUMEC which had previously been provided to JGC. Norton asked me to check on the story in the Washington Post on NUMEC said that former President Johnson had ordered former Director. Richard Helm to not disseminate information on NUMEZ. Norton said he had met with Agency regarding the high level instruction and specific question, and was told. Norton answered me to clear this up for him. dissertation. Norton asked me to clarify this uparing himing 2. (Secret - Dfm) LIAison Met with Bill Miller, Staff Director, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, and Earl Eisenhower, of the Committee staff, as shown them and the New York Magazine article entitled the "War of Moles, Continued, and pointed to the reference to information provided by the Moles. Continued, "and intelligence oversight." I both Miller and Eisenhower source were quite concerned at this reference I agreed to look into the matter. Committee Espionage, which is a book recently published in France, Dossier E ... Intelligence in France. I said the book does identify our Chief of Station, Deputy Chief of Stations, and one other station officer. Miller said he would like any damage assessments prepared on the book plus the translation if we have one. I also informed Miller and Eisenhower that the agency moratorium on destruction of documents was still in effect and explained the rational behind this. 3. (Unclassified - DPM) LIAION Met with Susan Mahler, Senate Select Committee in Intelligence staff , in an attempt to locate documents returned to the Agency about the middle of February. Using the information she provided, I did succeed in locating the documents. INTERNIAL USE ONLY 2. INSPECT CLU-C.

Summary:  
The text contains a series of inter-agency communications and administrative notes from the Office of Legislative Counsel, detailing liaison activities between various congressional committees (e.g., Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence) and intelligence agencies (e.g., CIA, GAO). Topics include document exchanges, access requests for classified materials, discussions about intelligence oversight, and coordination with investigative bodies. A brief mention of an individual named "Marilyn King" is noted in the context of a police department reference, though no direct connection to Martin Luther King Jr. or his assassination is established. The text also references unrelated matters such as NUMEC, Korea, and Nazi war criminals, but these are not tied to MLK-related investigations.  

Key People:  
- Pat Norton (Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff)  
- Bill Miller (Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff)  
- Earl Eisenhower (Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff)  
- Susan Mahler (Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff)  
- Gary Chase (House International Relations Subcommittee staff)  
- Beverly Lumpkin (House International Relations Subcommittee staff)  
- Cliff Fowler (GAO)  
- David Bushong (Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff)  
- Don Sanders (Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff)  
- Catherine Essoyan (Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff)  
- Hans Heyman (NIO for Political Economy)  
- James Scheuer (House Select Committee on Population chairman)  
- Molly Williamson (House Select Committee on Population staff)  
- Michael Hershman (House International Relations Subcommittee staff)  
- Bob Witteck (Senator Bob Packwood’s staff)  
- Bryan Mitchell (Representative Ronald V. Dellums’ office)  

Key Locations:  
- Washington, D.C. (implied via references to congressional committees and agencies)  
- Specific locations not explicitly named in the text.  

Key Events:  
- Liaison meetings between congressional committees and intelligence agencies regarding document access and oversight.  
- Coordination on classified material dissemination, including Korea-related publications and GAO requests.  
- Discussions about potential leaks, damage assessments, and restrictions on document destruction.  
- Reference to an individual named "Marilyn King" in a police department context (no direct link to MLK).  

Key Organizations:  
- Office of Legislative Counsel  
- Senate Select Committee on Intelligence  
- House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence  
- CIA (Central Intelligence Agency)  
- GAO (General Accountability Office)  
- House Select Committee on Population  
- House International Relations Subcommittee  
- House Armed Services Committee

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