David E. Hanlon Ralph Orcutt Edmund X. Klipa (Possible Contact by the Senate Select Committee Staff)

' 1 _ 1 D _ if _ A -W u-Fair:-I »\ss_ns'1lArfl'.A'T'rt>vq~LI.'1' Gmuw. Y’ ‘_ Crzn-\m.\1. Dnvusnovo V ' ' A gigzpzzrhnerd ni Elxrsiim fiflasifirrgiun ZHSBH liugixst 13, 1975 Mr. John Warner General Counsel Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D.C. 20505 Dear Mr. Warner: In connection with this Division's review of the Rockefeller Commission's findings concerning CIA involvement in electronic surveillance activities, please provide this office with copies of all memoranda, correspondence, minutes, files and records reflecting the authorization and implementa- tion of domestic interceptions involved in the following: l. Office of Security File # 40287 (October 20, 1971). A2. Monitoring of telephone conversations and other communi- cations by Directorate of Operations in an effort to ~ identify foreign drug traffickers. (Report by Commission on CIA Activities, pp, 27, 222-224), 3. Operation of Commo's Special Programs Division involving hearability tests of commercial telephone circuits between the United States and South America, and the subsequent determination by OGC that such tests were illegal. ("Family Jewels"). 4. Project Longshaft ("Family Jewels"). 5. Project Ironclad ("Development and Testing of Intelligence Related Equipment", Tab l). §"""=‘ -rank- ‘;' 5""- '; ' , ' J fy'“"°?rvg| €_\_ _. _-1! f; I ' p ~ .4 .. .,,s-P‘ -,-me» . Emu;