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MORI DocID: 1451843

28 February 1972

Houston said that he and [REDACTED] Deputy Director of
Security, had recommended to Director Helms that they concur in the N new Executive
Order on classification, in light of their understanding with NSC
staffer David Young, that some of the features of the Executive
Order may not materialize. A brief discussion followed and the
Director asked Houston to review the matter with him.

MEMORANDUM

2 March 1972

Houston reported that the draft Executive Order on classification
has undergone a few minor changes. He noted Director's letter to John
Ehrlichman, dated 7 December 1971, with respect to our position on
problems related to declassification and suggested that a copy be
provided David Young, NSC staffer. After a brief discussion, the
Director interposed no objection.

6 March 1972

The Director noted his memorandum to the Deputies and Independent
Office Heads, subject: "Allegations of Assassinations." He asked
that it be mentioned at Staff Meetings.

21 March 1972

The Director said that the President has seen his 17 February
memorandum on reducing disclosures of classified intelligence and
directed the White House staff to prepare a memorandum urging that all
agencies comply with proper disclosure procedures.

22 March 1972

Houston reported that he is scheduled to meet with John
Ehrlichman this morning.

23 March 1972

Maury reported that, after checking with Egil Krogh of the
White House staff, he has made arrangements to brief Congressman
Lester Wolff of New York on the Agency's role in international
narcotics control.

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