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. © Fr. McCord since tlie Watergate incident. (I subsequently
determined from Mr. Gaynor that he has not seen or talked
fo Mr. MeCord since his retirement from the Azency on 31 August .
1970.) I ‘also told them that a Mr. Leo Rosenbaum, an mployes
of tho Agency, had SE— an appointment with me to discuss
! the frasibility of contributing to Mr. dcCord's defense, fund
and that: I thought I had’ convinced him that this would be -
inimical to the best interests of himself, the Agency and
Hr. McCord. 1 also stated that Mr. Rosenbaum had called nme }
. i several ‘vesks ago to say” that he was well known as a clpse . .
. friend of Mr. lMcCord's apd right be called to testify af the ’
current Senate Hearings. I advised him to seek pnidande ’
in this regard from the Office of General ‘Counsel. I.do nut |
‘know that he did so. I then remembered the envelopes znd .
correspondence purportedly originated by Mr. McCord. 1 briefed
. Mr, Broe and Mr. Greer on the circumstances involved in the . .
receipt and subsequent handling of them and made a copy of ’ :
cach of them and delivered them to Mr. Broe the next day.
© I also gave a copy, at thé same time, to my immediate supervisor, .
Mr. llarold Browmaan. . § . :
.. 8. A few days after this, I was contactod by
Mr. John Greaney, Office of the General Counsel of the |
Agency, who asked ne about any official or wnofficial kontacts
anyone in the Agency had had with Mr. McCord. I ‘mentioned co
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