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_ Memorandum to Mr. Tolson “4 a / Re: Senate Foreign Relations Commitee, § Senate Resolution 210 AGAINST: Mundt, Hickenlooper, Williams (Delaware), Lausche, - a Carlson, Symington, Case and Aiken abstained, _ . ACTION BEING TAKEN: I talked with Judge Gartland, aaminsPrative Assistant 9a to Dodd, on Saturday morning, 5/14/66. Dodd is in Connecticut. _ Gar‘land told me he was satisfied he could-have Senator Dodd with- —~ --: draw his proxy from Senator McCarthy. Gartland fully understands - the absolute desirability of the FBI being excluded from this ' resolution, : I talked with Senator Kari Munst nator Munat agreed to stand up at the Foreigh Relations Committee Tuesday morning, 5/17/66 and argue that the FBI should be excluded on the basis it has no foreign intelligence jurisdiction, He was given ample ammunition in this regard, — . Senator Eugene McCarthy, who proposed the resolution, i is making speeches in Minnesota over the weekend, Assistant ~*. <> Director W. C. Sullivan will see him first thing Monday morning | 5/16/66. Senator McCarthy is an extremely liberal person on the | intellectual side, While Sullivan does not know him personally, they! have mtud friends who can gain entreefor Sullivan, we ag Senator Hickenlooper is out of town this weekend, talked with Dan O'Brien, his long-time Administrative Assistant, os O'Brien will speak to Senator Hickenlooper Sunday night 5/ 15/66, and. ae have the Senator stand up at the Foreign Relations Committee meeting ~ Tuesday, 5/17/66, and argue at great length that the FBI should be“. . excluded from this resolution, O'Brien was furnished sufficient facts : _ for Hickenlooper to use. O'Brien explained that McCarthy and Fulbright have introduced this resolution strictly for the purpose of forcing — “ Senator Richard B. Russell, Chairman, Senate Armed Sevices Committee, ne to put three members on Russell's “watchdog group" which currently | ne -2- . CONTINUED - OVER | pies Re merge neeeeptrin Dee en me erat er Re PRE en EEN REA, SEE ER te nt my ne,