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. o-19 (Rev. 1-26-66) . - ' Tolson ct q > DeLoach Mohr e . ‘ ‘ Wick . Jos ; Casper 0% F Callahan approve 1a Conrad ‘kite iC hihirep sae) EE nile the major Sunably would also Bepdivy’ Gale | Sprought a resolution for a joint to <she-wagencies secrets and Rosen Benate-House oversight com- ed information. Sullivan ; “mittee to the Senate floor with . The proponents contend that a... propriations and Armed Forces Boome ; Fesolution was beaten, 59 to 21, Trotter 1 3 1 : | with 14 of te committees on the | Present ——— 3 fae J sponsors aban- watch group are pro- . _ cE see Sg heo''! : @oning it on the roll-call. ; tective End do not sufficiently note Room fan for: an ‘Overseer ‘Group: "The tikely prospect is that the into ‘the effect, of ghe OAMES meters McCarthy ‘resolution also will agenc, vities on = Gandy tion's foreign’ relations. — '. Some sources suggested that , the Foreign Relations | Gets Tentative Approval of : 1, "face a1 hard fight on the floor, Foreign Relations Panel Firatchdog” system expected "prevail. ; The Senate now has - * gemecpmyecee, -Meqemranrnengte * formal subcommittees, . one two two tn. tralttes THproved’ the resolution “the Armed Forces Committee. (Tuesday, as it is expected: to, -and another of the Appropria. 'Swnator Russell and the pres- ‘tions Committee, that meet to| |G@¢, Watchdog group mightac- ‘gether to review C.LA activi| {eePt the change in order to aval) fies. Senator Richard ‘B. Rus.| [floor debate about the CIA, “gel, Democrat of Georgia, Is the| {its activities and the effficacy ‘penior member of the nine-man of Congressional control prace- nomena caer aay tere | fae coms ever, uassel] would! j [Ch of Idaho, 3.-W. Fulbright of Arkansas,| | abie to muster the votes to: navyivenee elas: chairman of the Foreign Rela. {defeat we resolution on the’ borne Pell of Rhode Island and, tions Committee, proposed that roposal to broaden ‘ - oy three members of his committee Congressional oversight of the orate eee | ‘be added to the watchdog lligence agency has been ap- "Voting with Me. “MeCarthy and Mr. Fulbright against the bling resolution “were Sena- ay wen Saar Pr 3 olution were Republican Sena-| The Evening Star New York Herald Tribune New York Journal-American New York Daily News: New York Post . The New York Times A roup, offered the resolution as} The Baltimore Sun ; oa ee for another et The Worker The New Leader The Wall Street Journal The National Gbserver ‘ Democrat of Ohio,| group. Senator Russell rejected congress _£= ew Jeey, a Republican, ab- ef out of the meeting room the pple in a letter not yet eed x the informal wa stained from voting on the tabl- : The McCarth resolution went The size of the vote against ‘: bmn os ae ieee oe beyond the t porposal |jtabling the McCarthy resolution j dn effect, it ee replace {jwas surprising. It was made pos the informal watchdog. group sible when Mr. McCarthy cast with a nine-man standing com: Ry ro Gate ueGee ot Weoue anittee, with three members Senators Gale McGee of Wyom- each from the Armed Forces, ‘ing and Thomas Dodd of Con- ; fipropristions gad Foreign Re- necticut, Pay Democrats. They: . Cw . on over of w system... : % : The Washington Post and . ’ frown here as the “intelligence All of those guint’ tabling 9 ‘s community.” In addition to the [fwere Democrats. Joining Mr. Times Herald a CLA. that would include the jLausche and Mr, Symington- ‘il The Washington Daily News . opposition to the MoCarthy res- - A ga! be included, " | t00, to the extent that it deals with intelligence matters. . Proponents of the resolution, People’s World Date (1-99942- 90 \ieinran as MAY 13 88 EB AES, Se ee whole matter was. ot _ovy leat) ih. tS £50 4 Me. caereoheinee peceeyresoes a a Tre ald en VE BER es