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================================================== Page 1 ================================================== 124-10185-10214 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 4 0X Davd L doaIn: OKlhdllA Chlumlah SECRET MuLLiAH 5. COHIM LLAINE YcI Chainilay JN{ Nunn: Croagl Orun MATCH UtN4 ErNEST 6, HOLLINGS. south CAROUNA FrxKK Kurkowsu ais0 JaL 0roLE , ey Jeasiy ArLIn srectea FuNstvNu QhcranstOH.CALIFOANIA IMN Waakea Vragikea ReNNiS Dcokcin Arvona Klionse M4, Damato, New Yorx Kowand & MettrNBauM, Ohio XKN C, Danioatt Missoum HHnited States Senate John & GuEkk Ja_ Ohio GeLeCT COMMiTTee On InteluGence GIORGe KOCHILL Mnne d0ttrgr Fodert Doll Kansas,00rk WASKINGTON DC 20510 6476 'Geoage J: Tenet. 5ar Mregtor MMes H DykstrA Mikoray StnF Diaigtoa Jagt7 Shtder GenenaI counse Fe3003892990 {atwllebn F. Lsghel Oed Querk 90 FEB-2o 9;22 Pm SSCI #90-505 The Honorable James A. Baker , III Secretary Df state Department of State Washington , D,C, 20520 Deer Secretary Baker : The Senate Intell gence Committee as part of the annual budget authorization Process , will hold a hearing on 0.8_ counte rintelligence and Programs on 10, 1990 , in Room SH-219 of the Bart Senate Building. We request that you make available to testify at that hearing Hc , Ivan Selin, Undersecretary oE. State for Management _ Other witnesses invited to testify are FBI Director William S . Sessions_ Kc Ted Price the announced successor to Mr , Gardner Hathaway as CIA Assoclate Deputy Director for Operatlons and head of the CIA Counterintelligence Center; and Kc - Rich Haver Special Assistant to the Secretary of De fense for Inteiiigepce Re are asking all witnesses to be prepared to discuss with the Committee the results of the Adainistration' & review Of counterintelligence and security programs for the 19908 , whether recent changes Jn the threat and Operatlng environment regulre modi- fyang objectives in the 19906 , and the Implications for NFI? non-NFIP resource allocatlon , program direction, and possible legislation. The hearing wili also consider issues identified Jn Erom a group of prominent cftizens scheduled for March and _ we will be in touch with you further on those nattere . Re would like Mt . Selin to address 'in his written testinony and be Prepared to discuse the following guestions: (1) To what extent has political change in the Soviet Unfon and Eastern Eucope affected theit Intelligence threat in the 1990s and the requirements Eor .CI operations and security measures onagafhce that threat? (2) To what extent do other traditi threats , such a the PRC and Cuba , reguire greater attention in the 1990s? (3) What are the emerging threats in the 1990s from third world and "friendly" Intelligence services _ a5 well a8 narcotics traffickers and terrorists? (4) hat new challenges do technological advances and transfers to criterfa countries and terrorist -groups pose in the 1990s? (5) Mhat are the conseguences of these changing threats for embassy security priorities -and protection " of diplomatic and 47176545-IT731" SECRET M2Z secuEeto Bice May test_conzz, ================================================== Page 2 ================================================== Mp3( 6orl: O*lakr Gnlenr SECRET cWy cmmrroumin Mnm Z53 877ie84rat (Mtt eacnnu Mntot4al Du Mnahm rruntAnwar4 Matma@05 Dwn Watmn Vren RrMI 5c 77o 7{rrarmxrr ~anited States Senatt WaotLtmlauk Momi4,0m Ieugt comMit7eI On INTeLlIGEnct Goect ViorL Harl Doner Washievgton; DC 30010 {070 Shmbalummimoeo 4otl! Tutt; Int Drtetem My} n DtrsMA Merrtt NmOrGor Ott #horn CiLNAL En4 EAthllin/ MomIl GrW Qer February 7 , 1990 SSCI 190-507 The Honorable WIIIJam SessIon6 DIrector Federal Bureau of InvestIgatIon J , Edgar Hoover Bu44d4ng Rashlngton , D,C. 20535 Dear DIrector SessLons : The Senate Intellfgence Commtttee , a8 part of . the annual budget authorization process, wi2l hola & hearIng On U.S , counterIntelligence and Progcams On May 10, 1990 Jo Room SH-219 of the Hart Senate Building. We 'Invite You to testify at that hearIng 46 FBI Director and 48 chalrman of the DCI' & AdvAsory Group on Counterintelligence . Other witnesse6 Invited to testffy are Undecsecretary 0 State Ivan Selfn, Xr _ Ted PrIce' he_announced - successor_tq Mto_Gardnec Hathawax 45 CIA Asgocfate_Deputy Dector Eos_Opez €Eons and head 0f thea counter Intellgence Center , and Mr, RICh Haver , Special Assstant to the Secretary Of De €ense for Intel fgence . Re are a8klng all witnesse8 to. be prepared to dIscues wIth the Commf ttee €he resul €s 0f the AddInfstratfon ' 6 revlew o8 counterIntelllgence and security programs for the 19906 whether recent changes Jn ehe threat and operatIng envlronment regufre mod]Eyjng Objectlves In the 19908, and the J@Plications for NFIP and non-NFIP resource allocatJon, program dIrectIon , and possIble Jeglslatfon 0 The . hearing w1ll 4180 consIder J6sues Identifled In testInony fron a 9coup of promInent cItizens scheduled for March 22 , and we WIi be In touch with You further on those matters . We would IIke You to address Sn your written testXmony and be prepared to dlscuss the {Ollowing questJons } (1) what are the reeult8 of' the Admfnlstratlon' & review of counter- inteliigence and becurity Programb to.Deet the needs of the 199087 (2) How wIIl the AdmInstratlon coordinate natJonal polIcy Jn these area8? (3) 'What natfonal PolJcy Jntdatives are reguired fOr the 1990s l,0 . personnel standards , actjons to deter Jeaks? i") To what extent Resipoit ha6 tIca] change In the SovIet Unfon and Bastern Europe dlalnlshed thefr intefl!gence threat In the 19908 and the regufremente for CI operatJons and securIty measureb agaInst that threat? (5) To what extent do other traditional threats , such a8 the PRC and Cuba 0 require greater attentfon JIn the {9905€ (6 ) What are' the emerglng threats In the 19908 {rom thfrd world and "frlendly" Inteiligence services, 4s wel} 48 narcotIcs traff ckers V)"709ts-/737 SECRET 3 Cnxm fecur eoltice ================================================== Page 3 ================================================== oastua Ollrns SECRET Grnmmaouu OrnMTOx Uay {uuh Qnrouma Fnk [Ko K l4ur RR0 moGu[OHowars Qluoxa Iwla Za4Nd QNuonse MoaMATO Gwrrk Miuuzinmd0n Owc Datoatx MIbr Jnited Stetes Senate GiIo) {elegt Committee ON LXTBUlKGENGI Croror uitohIlWniekorrrr Brunt dil taxtisUNac) Washington; D 2o810 3476 Congt4 Tuxn; Iar NKGIOA Jmu K Owksr Mvrtt JN drECTc Lett llder Guurl Crhs Mmairmooecer February 7, 1990 SSCI (90-506 The Honorable Milliam H. Rebster Director of Central Intelligence Central Intelllgence Agency WashIngton , D,C. 20505 Dear Judge Webster: The senate Intelligence Commi ttee as pact of the annual budget authorization process _ will hold a hearing on U,S, counterintelllgence and becufity programs on May 10 , 1990 , In Room SH-219 0f the Hart Senate Office Bullding. We reguest that make avaflable to testify at that hearIng Mc . Ted Prfce the announced successor .to Mc Gardner Bathaway a8 Associate Deputy Dfrector for Operations and head of the CIA counterinteli gence Center . Other witnesses Invfted to testIfy are FBI Director Rilliam 8 _ Sessfons Undersecretary of state Ivan SelIn, and Ar . RIch Special Assistant to the Secretary OE De fense for faxeii.geece_ Re are askIng all wIenesses to be prepared to dIscuss with the Commf ttee the results of the AdaIniseratfon' & revIew of counterintell-gence and securIty .programs for the 19908 , whether recent changes In the threat and operating envfronment reguire modifying objectives In the 19908 , and the mplcatlons for NFIP and non-NFIP resource aedccag oiil program directIon , and possible LegislatLon . The hearing al80 consider Issues Identiffed In testimony from a group of prominent citizens scheduled for March 22 , ana we wfil be Jn touch with you further on thoge @attere _ Re woula IJke Hr , Price Eo address Jn his written testImony and be prepared to dIscuss the followlng questfons : (1) To what extent has politIcal change in the SovIet Union and Eastern Europe affected thefr Intelligence threat In the 19905 and the requirements for CI operatfons and securIty Measures- agaInst that threat? (2) To what extent do other traditiona] threats_ such a8 the PRC and Cuba , reguire greater attention Jn the 19908? (3) Mhat are the emerging threats In the 19908 from thfrd world and "Erlendly" Intel}igence servIces a8 ' well as narcotfcs trafffckers and terrorists? (4) Mhat new challenges do technological' advances and transfers to crIterta countrles and terrorist groups pose In the 19906? (5) What are the conseguences 0f these changlng threats for operatlons and security a€ CIA statLons atenoas;lcgecua {nteifigences;_ and protection of @flitary , and Inteligence secrets? (6 ) Are us computer and communicat GhAAT "7131577727 ci 47 you po-tro] ================================================== Page 4 ================================================== JalLuHM: Gloagl Orrik HATCK Utay FnGS SouH CNOUMA BMANK MuakowsKL ALAsL CRE New JtrsIy Anlen sttGTIR TENHs vaYU QFFICE QE JHFE attorCrcoaNL JOKN Wanner Mrolaa OorD 9ioC 4 zowaxio Rioct xoarotCrr Hnited States Send #RETARY #F t#fzm: Johh M OuHa; Jal-Ohk. BELECT COMMiTtee On INTELUGeNCE 58 FEB 13 AHIl: 29 George MItGhELLL MNne D Qfricr obeat Dole Kahsas, BX OfFkCI WASHINGTON; Dc 30810 0476 Oeoaoe 1 Tenet; Statt caegton James Kl DykstrA Minority StNF OirecTor IRItt skider GeNeRAL CouNsW CATHLluh Mohie Cxub Cur February 7 , 1990 SSCI #90-508 The Honorable Dick Cheney Secretary of Defense The Pentagon Washington, D.C. 20301 Dear Secretary Cheney: The Senate Intelligence Committee as part of the annual budget authorization process will hold a hearing on U.$ counterintelligence and security programs on May 10 , 1990 , in Room SH-219 of the Kart Senate office' Building. We request that you make avaflable to testify at that hearing Mr _ Rich Haver Special Assistant to the, Secretary of Defense for Inteiiigence Other witnesses invited to testify at this hearing are FBI Director William S Sessions Mr Ivan Selin, Undersecretary of State for Management , and Mr Ted Price , the announced successor to Mc _ Gardner Hathaway as CIA Associate Deputy Director for Operations and head of the CIA Counterintelilgence Center _ We are asking all witnesses to be Prepared to discuss with the Committee the results of the Administration' s review of counterintelligence and security programs for the 1990s , whether recent changes in the threat and operating envfronment regutre modifying objectives In the 1990s _ and the implications for NFIP and non-NFIP resource allocation , direction_ and possible legislation_ The hearing Pirztaz also consider Issues identifiea in the testimony from a group of prominent citizens scheduled Eor March 22 = and we will be in touch with you further on those matters _ We woula like Mr . Baver to address in his written testimony and be prepared to discuss the following questions : (1) What are the results of his review of DoD counter- intelligence which stated was early and high priority" m in your letter of May 31 , 1989? (2) To what extent has political change Jn the Soviet Unfon and Eastern Europe diminished their intelligence threat In the 1990s and the reguirements for CI operations and security measures against that threat? (3) To what extent do other traditional threats such as the PRC and Cuba , regufre greater attention in the i990s7 (4) What are the energing threats in the 1990s from third world and Ii Eriendly" inteiligence services , as well as narcotics traffickers and terrorists? (5) What new challenges do technological advances and transfers to criteria countries and terrorist groups pose in the 1990s? (6 ) What are the conseguences of these changing threats "qojsob6 X5244 Veju395-"7754 TS Ficleslz M "an you ================================================== Page 5 ================================================== SECRET Memornadum to Director, FBI 12 ISSUE: The Comtttee believes the FBI does not share all information contaln in itb files with other members Of the intelllgence community when asked and that a centralized file would ensure full Information 1b avallable to all Intelligence agencles. QUESTION: What are the advantages and disadvantages Of a Bingle database for CTA, FBI , and DOD? RECONENDATIONS: 1. That the INTD ASD, CID , and RMD,prepare responses for the questions identified above an Bubmit those questions to the Congressional Affalrs Office by close of business April 5, 1989 in the format currently In use clasgsified as approz riate with a heading for ibsue . question, sumary response details, and approval slgned by the appropriate Assistant Director or Deputy Assistant Director ana date .Biged_ APPROVED: Adm: &ervo: Ofl; % Cong: 0 L614 SGG IvF "Ja Publlo Aiis,_ Ident: Oft 0f Lla; Director & Intl Afts. Exec: AD-Adm: Intelt # Rec; Mgmt: 3 Exec: AD-Inv:_ Laboratory] Tech; Servs: Exec. AD-LES Legal Coun: Tralning 2 That the Congressional Affaire Office coordinate the preparation Qf briefing materials and prepare the' Director 5 opening statement andi briefing book. APPROVED: Adm: Sena = O#: % Cong: Cen IFxnnZ Publcog Llytbxt Dlrector Ident Of %f La; Exeo. AD Adm; Geznum & Intl Afts. AD-Inv: = Leboralory , Rech_Manvs 7e Exec. AD-LES Legal Coun: Senve = 5 - SECRET insecto84 Rec: Exec:' Trelnlng ================================================== Page 6 ================================================== MlolcroindGullan Srnniy Mumngehnlwne Meciruam Voree veel 1erb mumnv@oul _Ldaallrr ermnioern OrrnmIClut44 Ene5telntr s {anticnouna 74567oi4t #onotNeN a4 ARBNSTECTE (Easnlv ~onjnenai 87744 Janited States Szate 043 " 9 Kim 82735f6znnttr seecT COKMittee ON (NTelUGENCE Reuttc01rd WestvagiA BKoffki WASHINOTOM DC 20510-8475 Rouerttxle Eansas BxOftror #88-3613 Geoage Tenet; stnftDirector JMe H dyrsTr (Onorty staF Diatctoa Katqedi p Akghee ciab; Clbrx October 17 , 1988 Bonorable Williaw Sessions Director Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington , D.C. 20535 Dear Director Sessions : The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence is conducting a comprehensive review 0f: U.S . counterintelligence and security Programs and capabilities _ Included in this review_ will be Executive branch efforts to stem the flow 0f sensitive technology and eguipment to foreign governments . Recent press reporting has alleged that such transfers have been made by the military offices of Egypt and Israel Accordingly I reguest that the EBI brief the Committee staff on any unauthorized transfer Of technology and equipment Erom the United" states :by the Egyptians and by the Israelis. For the latter we are particularly interested in any role played in these transfers by the Israeli Defense Procurement Mission and Trade Center in. New York _ Sincerely, David L, Boren Chai rman Wi Liam S Cohen vide Chairman F1z5-7/729 Sanl fzoun SESTTAEMSMIVE ================================================== Page 7 ================================================== MEMORANDUM Exec AD Adm Exec AD Inv Exec AD ,LES" Asst.Dic. SECRRET Adm. Serv8 Crim: Inv [dent _ To M. 8. M, ILieeney Date 4/20/88 Insp:_ Intell._ Lab. From M. V. Hale 'Legal Couns _ Off.cong & Publ Ic Affs. Subject SENATE SELECT COMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE (SSCI) OLIA REQUEST 70 DISCUSS THZ OFFICE: OF LIAISON AND Rec . Mgnt. INTERNATIONAL AFFATRS (OLIA) AND TH Tech: Servs . COUNTERINTELLTGENCE SITUATION IN WEST BERLIN Treining_ Telephone Rm:_ Director!9 Sec'Y This,counlcation' is classified SECRET _ Reference memorandum captioned as above dated 4/14/88 _ PURROSE: To set forth results Of briefing Q John Eliff Professional Staff, SSCI , conducted by Office of Congreseioral Public Affaire Supervisory Special Agent John 8, Hooks , Jr. | Unit Chief Roland 0 V'Allier_ Jr. Intelligence Division, and OLTA Deputy Chief Martin V. Hale on the Lssue of Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) representation In Berlin. RECOMMEENATION: None , for Information only- APPROVED: Adm: Senvs: Ql; % Cong:/ Crlm: Inv:_ & Publlc Alle Ident; Oft 0f Lia. Olreetor Inspeclion Inll; Aflsf Exec: AD-Adm: Inloll; Rec; Mgml Bxec. AD-Inv Laboratory Tech: Senvs Gxec: AD-LES Legai Coun: Tralning (CONTINUED OVER) 1 S M. McWeeney J, H. Geer Attn: J E. Tomlinson 1 J: K 0'Brien' Attn: J, S. Hookb , Jr. A Pimentel j 86 Gzoeson May 28 1988 MH: Ntiy) Ie SECRET Classified by: 3642 Jll_ Declassify on: QADR 32 1988 6o-[14;95_17 18OEC = ================================================== Page 8 ================================================== SECRET Memorandum Erom M: V. Hale to Mr. S, M; McWeeney Re: Senate Select Comittee on (SSCI) Request to Discugs the Office Zatellizezson Of and International Affairs (OLTA) and the Counterintelligence Situation in West Berlin DETAIIS: Mr _ Hale opened the session, advising M _ Ellff that , on his recent to Western Europe to visit certain U, S Embabbies and establishments_ including the U, S, Mlssion in West Beediwith where Legal Attaches were desired and' needed , he had conferred appropriate U S; milltary, U< 8 Department of State (USDS) and Central Intelligence Agenoy (CIA) personnel in order to the FBI '8 Case for representation in West BegKreseptzthe {Rege Siaeussione; Mr . Hale' was advised that staff members Of the SSCI had recently visited West Berlin concerning counterintel igence- Issues'and Mr. Hale, in that context wishea to brief Mr. Eliff regarding the FBI '6 perepectlves on openlng a Legal Attache, particularly from a counterintelligence point of view. Mr _ Eliff stated that although he had not recently vislted West Berlin, he was intimately fanillar with the intricacies Of the counterintelligence atmosphere in West Berlin and supported the FBI 'E presence Ehere. He indicated he was well aware Of the gap which exlsted in the counterintelligence coverage of U, S, civilians both gtudents and businessmen in that neither the 0, S_ nilitary nor the 0, 8 civilian Intelligence,inteliigence components were addressing the threat to these individuals and this for two reasons , The first Involved the baslo functions Of the U S. anteelgerge colleceron in West Berlin a funetion he degcribea aouneerintasligence; a6 the Of posltive Inteiligeccee as opposea to the latter being at best a secondary requirement _ (CONTINUED OVER) SECRET ~2- trip ================================================== Page 9 ================================================== SECRET Memorandum from M. V, Hale to Mr. S, M; McWeeney Re; Senate Select Comuittee On (SSCI) Request to Discugs the OffLce Lcetol igexson of and International Affairs (OLIA) and the Counterintelligence Situation in West BerlIn DETAIIS CONTTNUED: The second reason for this Involves the' legal guidelines under which the U, S, Ha,f4n_ virtue of their deChoical Of an occupying power n West Zeriln, conducts Burveillance and mail openings. M - Bllff stated that , as an power = the 0. S. nilltary, much llke the FBI domestically the eettbiehnests which conducts telephone monitorings OE Criteria Souerlies" and personnel in the 0 8 Bector Of West It al8o opens certain mall Of Interest fxom the East which pagges through thie bector However wenever there 18 an overhear Of a 0, S_ national or whenever there 1s mention made Of a U, S. national In a piece Of correspondence, that 0, S, natlonal 8 nae 18 not dieseminated to any other 0 S. intelligence agenoy_ This lack Of alegemination 18 as a result Of a laweuit In the early 19709 against the U, S, Army which, at that time_ had In fact been monltoring the activities Of U. S. nationale. As a consequence Of thls lawsuit, Jelltary Rgerte"theelores were wrltten whloh compelled the 0. 8, to use the Foreign Intelllgence, Surveillance Court to monitor Anericang including stringent guldelines for,minimizing overbears Of U, S, nationals when monltoring non U. S, nationals. The net results Of these restrictions 18 that according to Mr. Eliff 15 years worth Of overhbears Of U. S , nationala as well as the itke potentiai collectlon of naneb Of U. S, persons via_ mail openinge has been lost. Mr _ Eliff advised it was his belief these minimization restrlctions were too stringent and shoula' be anended to allow for dlebemination. He however stated that he thought the issue should be brought up after the upconlng elections In that he dia not believe a_ lame duck" adinistration would be interested in undertaking the Iseue. (CONTINUED OVER) SFCRET -3- occuvingg ================================================== Page 10 ================================================== SECRE Memorandum from M. Va 'Hale to Mr_ S. M, McWeeney Re: Senate Select Comaittee On intelilgence (SSCI) Request to Discuss the Office of Liaigon and Internatlonal Affaire (OLTA) and the Counterintelligence Situation in West Berlin DEIATIS_CONTNUED: As an as1de, Mr- Eliff indicatea that Allan Kornblum, Office of Intelligence Policy and Review Department of Justice, had visited West Berlin on two occasiong and was conversant with this U, S_ military monitoring Lssue. Mr. Eliff aleo stated that he further supported an FBI presence in West Berlin in that his study Of the counterintelligence venue in that city indicated to him that the many double agent Cabes run the U 8. military there were run for parochial reasons with no etrategic view Of counterintelligence. He stated that even though the 0_ S mllitary services were eteeEcoueryijoa3 and dia coordinate the turnover Of Bome Of many double to the FBI when these agents are rotated back to dolestgentssigrmeetE he believed the FBI should have input at the outset Of these double agent Cabeb ingofar as the double agent technique was a fundanental counterintelligence tool which demandea consultatlon with the Ercectloe jo otderntelbegeecegiobaife;' the FBI at their In order to better globally adaress counterintelligence Lesues. He stated he bel ieved FBI presence in West Berlin would therefore be 1f the UJ 8, were to have a coherent national cbentecentelligencee Erategye Mr = Eliff concluded by relterating his support for the FBI S presence in West Berlin, by inaicating that ne woula be willing, were we to ask, to Inaicate hls support Of thie posltion to the USDS the U, S military and the CIA as well as M= Jeff Snith, Chiet Staffer for Senator Sam Nunn, the latter also well versea in counterintelligence issues ana a potential strong Supporter Of the FBI'8 caube. Messrs L'Allier Hooke and Hale thanked Mr - Ellff for hie time and Indicated that the FBI had designated a new assistant Legal Attache in Bonn whoge function woula largely be to travel weekly to West Berlin In order to prepare the FBI 5 Case for a permanent pregence there SECRET "4- by ================================================== Page 11 ================================================== 3 PAGE THREE DE HQ 0155 S E ( R E T 1} CURRENT FBI 'RELA TIONSHIP WITH THE NA TIONAL SECURITY AGENCY {NSA } AND CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY {CIA} COMPONENTS Jekg CINNEUEYORK: THE STAFF MEMBERS HA VE REQUESTED THAT THEY BE Jfk" GIVEN A TOUR An) BRIEF InG AT THEI MEGAHUT ACILITY. ACCORDING To SSCI STAFF MEMBER - NSA HA,S POSED Nq OBJECTIONS, An) Int) HAS No O8JECTIONS EITHER. HOWEVER - TOUR An) BRIEFIng SHOULD BE HANDLED BY THE SUPERVISOR - AN) COMMENTARY SHOUL) BE GUARDED . UNDER No CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD TARGETS BE IDENTIF IED, AND No DISCUSSION SHOUL) ENSUE WITH REGAR) To COVERAGE OF OR PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED WITH CO VERAGE OF Non-HOSTILE TARGETS. THE RELA TIONSHIP BETWEEN FBI AND CIA SHOuLD BE CHARACTERIZED; As "EXCELLENT. "_ SSCI STAFFER REQUESTED THAT INVITATION BE EXTENDED, To NEU YORK CIA FOREIGN RESOURCE DIVISION {FRD} JF lo)ce) REPRESENTATIVE To ATTEND THIS PORTION OF THE DISCUSSIONS. THIS REQUEST HA, BEEN DENIED- AnD SSCI STAFFERS HA VE BEEN ASKED To Jikf CONTAct CIAZERD JENDEPENDENTLY. LJ(9) 2} UNDERCOVER OPERATIONS AND PROPOSED LEGISLATION BEF ORE CONGRESS. SSCI STAFFERS HA VE EXPRESSED INTEREST. IN KnOWInG VIEUS OF FIELD ON UNDERCO VER OPERA TIONS{ PROBLEMS- VALUE , ETC . Intd SUGGESTS DISCUSSION BE CONF INED to DESCRIBING "SHOPRITE" {0'94 &,

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