Categories of Materials Received by D/GG and D/GC on Distribution from the Department of State

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP60-00346R000100110002-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 7, 1998
• Sequence Number: 2
• Publication Date: August 9, 1957
• Content Type: MEMO

Chief, Geographic Research 9 August l957 25X1A9a
Chief, Geography Division
Categories of Materials Received by D/CMG and D/GC on Distribution
from the Department of State
1. The following categories of materials are received by
D/ from the Department of State through OLI/M:
a. State Department Despatches
(1)
Economic reports
(a Agricultural reports -- individual crops
(b Transportation roads, railroads, inland
waterways; if action assigned to CLI/R
(c) Statistical reports on various subjects:
industry, population, progress reports
Boundary reports
Political reports
Territorial changes
Administrative area changes
over sheets on transmittals of maps, Nooks, etc.,
that do not Come through QLI/P
b. Army, Navy and Air Attache reports
1) Boundary changes
2) Transportation - road. logs, rail, road terrain,
etc.
(3) Airfield data
(14.) Port and ship data
(5 Excellent source for extra copies of Far East
town plans
(6) Amphibious and coastal studies of Navy
(7) order of battle and air information
(8) Roehi and Riku reports of Army for Far East area
(9) Usually receive copies of all cover sheets trans-
mitting maps, etc.
2. Categories of materials received by D/GC through the same
cannel include primarily State, Army, Navy and Air reports and
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T: Categories of t4ateriale Received by I}/CG and D/GC on
Distribution from the Department of btete
despatches dealing with maps and mapping. "Hard copy" materials
such as Staffs Department Bulletin., UN publications containing
maps and charts or dealing with cartography may also sometimes
c to D/GC through the OLI/M channel.
3. Both B/GG and D/GC desire to continue receipt of the
above-cited categories of materials through OLI/M. Duplicate
receipt of these materials through other channels is not suffIcient
to constitute a problem. In some instances the OLI/M channel is
the ouickeat and most efficient.
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