WEEKLY ACTIVITIES REPORT NO. 10 4 - 10 MARCH 1959

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• Publication Date: March 12, 1959
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you know, is an old security hand. I have instructed Jim to conduct
occasional surprise security checks and to inform me of any violations
uncovered. A copy of each of the documents is attached for your
information.
Document No.
DATE: 12 March 1959
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A. Security: The two papers on Security for Headquarters
Training personnel and students, respectively, mentioned in last 25X1A
week's WAR have been completed. A copy of ea n circulated
to all personnel. In addition, I have named I as Head uarters25X1A
Training Security Officer in addition to his o er u iea. II ARMS
B. Syllabus: We have completed production of a syllabus
for the Counterintelligence Familiarization Course. As you know,
this is the second syllabus to be completed. Several improvements
have been incorporated in the CIF syllabus that were not found in
our original production for the Clandestine Services Orientation
Course I feel that the CIF production serves the basic purpose very
well and intend to use it as a model for the others that are still to
be produced. A copy is attached for your information. 25X1A
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Methods" with only minor word changes. He also approved the outline
of operationalmethods and the proposed schedule of operational
lectures. told Stan that at the Clandestine Services Staff
Meeting he expressed his satisfaction with the progress which was
being made in the reparation of the second 9 and T course. At the
same meeting, Division, FI Staff,
commented tha the course was being improved and urged all branches
to enroll their people early because a heavy attendance was antici-
pated. I old Stan that he would schedule speakers for the
operations portion of the course by Thursday or Friday, 12-13 March.
Once the speakers have been selected, Stan will discuss with them the
problems and cases for which the remaining hours in the schedule have
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FI/C to disco a the objectives and schedule of the next S and T
coursee approved a listing of "Ob3ect4ves for O
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suBJECT: Weekly Activities Report No. 10
4 - 10 March 1959
I. SIGNIFICANT ITEM
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been allotted. The choice of 20 April as the first day of the . 25X1A
course will enable OSI and 0 to designate instructors to parti-
cipate in the course. The OSI instructors will submit lesson plans
on their particular units of instruction and will meet with Stan
according to the plan described in WAR No. 8. This is our position
to date: OSI is satisfied with the 12- days scheduled for its
contribution (the 12' da s includes the visit to the Douglas missile
plant at Charlotte, N.C.); it concurs in the syllabus with minor
changes to be made known to Stan on Thursday, 12 March. 0 approved 25X1A
the 22 days scheduled for its contribution (the 2 days includes 1 day
for a case and problems); it concurs in the syllabus as noted earlier;
it approves the outline of operational methods. Stan has completed
his draft paper on nuclear energy; the paper has been edited, typed,
reproduced and will be forwarded to OSI for its comments. Stan is now
extracting pertinent data from an Air Force manual on guided missile
systems based on the manual and other sources. Both papers will be
incorporated in the course as required reading. The purpose of these
papers will be to familiarize the student with the production of
nuclear weapons and with the nature of guided missile systems. Upon
receipt of OSI comments, we will edit the syllabus incorporating the
suggested changes. At Glen's request I had a copy of the report on
S & T Course No. 1 hand-carried to As the result of your
approval on 10 March, I discussed with the possibilities for
free AF transportation to the West Coast to confer with Convair officials
concerning our S & T course. Bill assured me that it was a simple matter
and that he would arrange it.
D. Senior Officers Courses I and I met
on 6 March to discuss the proposed Senior Officers Course. Bill
turned over to me his file on the proposal. Our approach to the
course is to begin by producing a draft syllabus that will incorporate
the several suggestions received from various senior CS officials and .,,..
other subject matter that is b nt. The syllabus
then will be circulated throw o senior officers
of his selection for reaction Armed with this
information we can then proceed to plan and implement the program.
I still feel that weekends at represent the most efficient
approach.
U. OTHER ITEMS
A. PP Doctrine Paper: I have reviewed the draft revision of the
PP Doctrine Paper and forwarded my comments to The draft
revision represents considerable improvement over the basic document.
I am certain that when it is approved we shall encounter no difficulty
CPW course here at Headquarters and the Operations Course at
in receiving authority to use it as compulsory reading mate
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C. War Planners Conference: I met with and
Glen on Monday, 9 March to discuss the scheduled War Planners
Conference. We agreed to make I I available to Ben for
the duration of the conference. Since the schedule calls for two
seminars to be conducted concurrently, this arrangement will enable
us to cover all of the seminars.
III. ADMINISTRATIVE
Nothing significant to report.
Attachments:
1. HTN No. 1
2. HTN No. 2
3. CIF Syllabus
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