PROGRESS REPORT FOR THE WEEK 13 FEBRUARY - 19 FEBRUARY 1953

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CIA-RDP55-00166A000200040059-5
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RIPPUB
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C
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1
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December 22, 2016
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February 22, 2010
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59
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February 19, 1953
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MEMO
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....asrrnr&fl i All Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/02/22 : CIA-RDP55-00166A000200040059-5 Office Memorandum UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT : Director of Training DATE: 19 February 1953 FROM : Chief, Programs Division SUBJECT: Progress Report for the Week 13 February - 19 February 1953 is no prospect of any more. 1. No noteworthy developments. 2. Responses to the two letters recently sent to fall and spring term trainees have brought to light several situations that need to be better controlled in future, principally: (a) A very large proportion of persons requesting government funds for academic programs have been merely auditing and have not been meeting normal academic requirements. This is indicated by statements in reports of fall training. Intent so to participate, and disinterest in doing otherwise, are suggested by the fact that, following receipt of letter informing spring term. trainees that full participation is required, several persons have cancelled their programs. (b) Too many persons have requested approval of programs that they are unable satisfactorily to pursue, either because they do not have adequate academic and experience background, or because offices requesting approval of such training can- not make an adequate adjustment in the work responsibilities of the individual, or increase his responsibilities after training program has started. In both types of cases, individuals have failed to complete approved programs. 3. We have three candidates for the two year FSI Arabic language- and-area program. All three are JOTS. Additional efforts to obtain nominees from all DDP offices and from 00/FDD have produced nothing. The office of the DDI as refused to give us the names of the 25X1 persons that that office "selected out" of the Field Exchange Program for consideration in this program. Thus, the total is three, and there 25X1 p fi A 7t^.+7 r!37-,7,7. 7,31 1 40 III_1 TIA, C CLASS-44- Y_14 C , Cr GOORD. 1,1UTH.- HR 70-3 25 YEAR RE?C`"I`Ail ~^>seaSSM~~,e?4a de Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/02/22 : CIA-RDP55-00166A000200040059-5