GRA ACTIVITY REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 1960

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November 1960
:IMOBANDUK FOR: Assistant Director. Research and Reports
FROM: Chief. GeograPhic Rcolmarch
2U3317ECT: GRA Activity Report for the Yonth of October 1960
A. Major Research and Technical Support Activity
1. he Geogramhy Division ccmpleted and disseminated two Geographic
te-lligence Reports (Grt 60-4, The Olsztv. Region; and GR L-60-3,
uev, l'art 1M; one Geogriphic fntelligeace Memorandum 6GM 60-3,
Nepublic of the Comm); and eight Geographic Support Projects.
-. The Cartography Division aceepted requests for 186 maim and
charts and completed 229. Both requests and completiona were appreciably
eipher than last meth, due largely to the special Electronics Atlas
90o3ect for ERA. This project also absorbed the major portion of the
25X1X4r 19i hours of overtime expended during the month. Contributions to the
were reiativalv heavy during the month; six trip
maps were completed and forwarded to St/1 and three new requests for
trip maps were received, The Division also completed an up-to-date world
blAx- map to fill a rreauing DiGL
3. 1u:urgent rroject to provide operational support to DD/P,
involving the preparation of two atlases and a series of annexes, was
undertaken early iv October in cocperation with S/COM/ERA. Because of
its high priority, ether work in the Cartography Division was set aside
and all resources recessarv to complete the project by 1 November were
placed at the disposal of ERA. A total of 27 maps, 31 pages of text,
IA covers, and 12 arnexes renuiring 535 man-hours -- were prepared arid
sent to Reproduction. Due Primarily to the excellent cooperative effort
of ERA and the Printing and Services Division the deadline for this
project was met as originally planned. The Printing and Services Division
should be complimented earticularly for the excellent printing job and
their efforts to meet an extremely short deadline.
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n. eae .k4ap La:A-eery Bi1ion forwaraea 50,081 items to requeezers
eeeponse 4v cnenne requeues rur mups, related geograPhic publications,
en retereace publieetione. The total number of requests was the second
iebest oe ene efeae .1a 1..1.e. number ef items forwarded reached an all-time
high. The high total refleets, in rert, a lerge number of items requested
pv BD/V.
n nnenificant leatea recei:ed Dy che Map Library Division included
U0 nolgarian atlnses a 1960 Bulgarian road atlas and a 1959 Bulgarien
echool ateaa); 1960 coverege of Austria at 1:200,000 and a 1960 map of
L'eo
dprnet othe Sahara, shoving oil and gas fields, pipe lines,
nee internal edmieeetrative leouniaries. Mr. Rugg reported procurement
en dOU items in ..eciane exur;og his recent trip and Dr. Niemela sent in
following mateeeals: a) List ef Soviet maps displeyed at the Inter-
-ettenai Geograehical Ueicen b) Bibliography of the History of Geodesy
ere Dlapping in Fineand; k0,./ Liet ar USSR publications exhibited at the
intelleatioenee Geo'eceieel Cornrelso; and d) List of maps exhibited at
idle XX I Geological ecagreee.
b. eupeort eetivities o the Special Gollection Support Branch,
')/GL, inAnded the followieg: fe) A meeting was held with representatives
J3:? St/I, RQM, and nZA to aenlain high-priority Army requirements for *pe
;len aerial enotoeeephy of Syria. The meeting was held to acquaint DD/P,
REA with a foreen Arley eenuirament for 4teT4 of this type Which will
be levied on the Aeeecy ehortly. (b) nued on detailed target
bei comeilen. in supporn of
Onatacts were -made dun i the month with sonnel
Biget new requiremente were initiat ur ng e
?Acoth, ave in ounpeet of the opeeial project and three for maps of non-
Bloc areao.
ylanning_pd Levelomeee
le A memoranuum tit.L4 pitr:4?Ar :a aed eele: to ADihR requesting the
re-establishment ox tee Westeia Tlemiaphere Branch in the Geography
Di-Vital= utilizingexienieg persennel and slots.
2. Geogreehic Attache plane Atr ineimner ieclude tea Xolleaknee
Mr. Rugg will cceleaete hie elesion in Yugeslavia and plane to reture
to Bonn early le Vevereber. D. Nieweln will remain at his home poen in
Coeethagen and will concentrate on reporting on his mission to Finland
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and. Great Britain. Dr. Held will return to Beirut, after a. brief
mission to Cyprus. Dr. Chapman will be conducting procurement in Iran
and will return to Delhi the last week of November. Dr. Bradley will
remain in Tokyo during November. A ten-week procurement nission, to
include South Vietnam, Thailand, Burma, and Indonesia is being planned
for him for January 1961. Mr. Rogers is in Washington, revising the
organization report of the IG, prior to leaving the Foreign Service.
3. The USSR, Far East/Pacific, and Europe Branches of the Geogre.phy
Division began work on the assessment of the scope and significance of
geographic and related earth science research in order to determine the
extent to which this research is utilized in internal economic planning
and development, in military planning, and in penetration of non-Soviet
areas.
4. The Geography Division began preliminary research on PN 69.267,
the Dtainican Repdblic, the first of three projects schedule& for WR/DD/P
as a result of their restatement of priority requirements. Work already
accompliahed for them on Guatemala has been tabled for future rescheduling.
Sindlar :project initiations covering Haiti and Nicaragua were also sdheduled.
25X1A9a . Research was initiated in support of a request from
for a study of the Republic of Mali. The project will
entail an across-the-board study of Mali with particular emphasis on the
economic geograOhy of the country.
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6. Geo Division personnel held discussions with
Soviet Relations an the nature of pmssible Wda contributions to the work
of the group. A nuaber of pertinent earlier D/G0 issuances have been
transmitted to the Task Force, and a. brief special study on the Sino-
Soviet boundary in the Pamirs wag completed during the month. In addition,
continuing scrutiny is being given to the entire Sino-Soviet frontier in
an effort to discover additional areas of actual or potential friction
between the Bloc powers. Preliminary examination suggests that a muMber
of possible problem areas relating to past claims and unclear boundary
treaties may be identified.
7. At the end of the month, four analysts from OG/8 were engaged
in preparing area familiarization lectures, supplemented by maps and other
graphic aids, to be given to a special DD/P group in early November.
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25X1A9a 8. The St/P/0 editors and GO/F, gave attention to
a new format for the map appraisal series the Creogrorsby Division will
Issue. The new format was first used for the appraisal of the new Soviet
Ethnic Map of China, CIA/RR GP 60-107, which will be issued early in
November.
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9. The Cartotrathy Division
series of maps
NIS fermat. This project involves
both compilation and drafting. No
project.
taR4414irk on the preparation of a
tailored on the
approximstely 15 naps and will require
deadline has been proposed for this
10. Detailed drafting specifications forPehli&17 -al ustP
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ations being prepared under contract with th
were submitted to e contractor. returned layout
sketches2fpr19wAtigraphytivision consideration and approval.
11. 11111subud-tted the last group of
drawinge of the 1:5,0000000 Asian series of five nape; these have been
forwarded to AMS for final printiliiiiiiii o55,iese. drawings marked
the conpletion of this contract 1 i.ka
C. 21gElficant Outside Contacts and. Activities
25X1PLa1Chief, DAG, and MENEM GG/X, briefed the Chief,
on past Wm support of Wil and discussed with him problems
ofelMigricatice of reqairements, priorities, and coordination. As an
outgrowth of the meeting, a new, in,,,--caling2d_nvirement was
developed by WH. In addition, the Chief, will
henceforth function as the coordinator of WU requirements for CR support
on wear, other than Cuba.
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2. Chief, fl/GO, and Chief, 00/C, met with to discuss 25X1A9a
implications of certain amendments to the NIS Chapter IX revision that
were proposed (and subsequently agreed upon) by- the NIS Committee. The
position of OBI is that the amendmauts involve only a minor retreat from
the position recommended by the Chapter IX SUhcommittee and make it
poesible to avoid an undesirable conflict within the NIS Committee. yGG
considers, however, that the conflict may be only delayed. OBI c1 DOG
are agreed on the necessity for CIA to continue to provide a basic editorial
and substantive review contra over the Chapter IX whatever changes may
evolve relating to the "packaging" of contributions by participating agencies.
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3. Chief, GG/X, met several times leith Mr. George Owen, head of
the Antarctic star, State? on (1) the development of ideas for U.S.
initiative to expand scientific cooperetion as provided in the Antarctic
Treaty and (2) emeloration of the rroblem of implementing the inspection
eemrielione of the Treaty. Mr. Oren invited to a special
eeeting that included senior officers from the Office of the Secretary
of Defense and the JCS to explore the preblems, prospects, limitations
and alternatives in implementing the inspection provisions. A copy of
the summary Of the meeting has beer forwarded to 0/DA/I.
k. At the reqeest of the Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Arleigh
25X1A9a Burke, briefed the Admiral and his senior staff on Soviet
ectivitiee in Amteretica.
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eve the fr+Dowing: (1) At OrR's request, briefed several
&eeney employees
Dr. E.A. Stoneman, nev member of the staff of the Office of
the Geographer, Deeartment of State. was briefed on A/GG activities.
e. Chief. GOV., attended to nsetinga of the Tee
Petarctica,
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7. Liaison activities of the Procureeept Eq-ench, A/GL, concerning
problems in the Middle East inclue,ee dineensions with: a) Mee Schechtee,
OCE, concerning prepoeed AMS mappene coetraW44410eaireetand with Israel;
b) Mk. Charles Kellar, regarding eseletence can render him in
hie assignment to set up a photogeaphic laboratory for the Jordan Lands
end Surveys; c) Mt. Crawford, Political Desk Officer in the Department
ef State, regarding restrictiona on the use of the 1:2
for exchange in Near F ?
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8. Mr. Thalley, ACIC, Detachment 1, visited the Special Collection
Support Branch to discuss procurement of gravity data needed for Air
Force trograms. The Branch will initiate collection of such gravity
data es may be available from domestic sources, after clarification of
ACIC reqairements.
25X1A9a 9. Ga/S, met with Major Chippeaux, AGM; Mr. Schechter,
CCE, and Messrs. LeCompte, Alber, and Stearns, AMS, to discuss high-priority
Army requirements in the Near East, Africa, and the Caribbean area.
25X1A9a , GL/S, net 'with Mr. Tater, AMS, Geodesy Division,
aud Mr. Stearns, ANS, Planning Division, regarding the status of Russian
mapping in Northern Afghanistan ano its connections with U.S. mapping in
the southern part of the country. The meeting was held to obtain back-
ground information for a staff stuay for the Assistant to the DD/I(Planning).
Special Collection Support Branch, D/GL, personnel met with
Mr. Alexander, Chief of Technical bervicen Department, AMS, and personnel
of the Map Evaluation Division or that Department, concerning continued
ouv-ort of our special project. Tentative plans call for assignment to
GL/S of one AMS person on a full-time basis and two additional AMS people
OX a part-time basis.
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12. At its October meeting, the Africa Roundtable discuseed USIA
activities in Africa, under the ieedershlp of Mr. Henry Dunlap, USIA
Program Coordinator for Africa. What has been done in Africa to date
has been within a budget of spme 46 million by a staff of 6o persons.
For FY 62 a budget increase or 50 percent in anticipated.
13. MMMMMM, GGeB, spoke on Arctic sovereignty and terri-
torial problems before the Arctic Area Discussion Group during the month.
D. Problems
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1. Because the special Atlas project took priority over other
ccueitments, it was necessary to delay other scheduled projects of high
priority. This disruption will result in the Cartography Division not
'being able to meet some commitments in the immedlate future.
2. A backlog is developing et Vital Storage, owing to the combiaa-
tion of a shortage of personnel and a continuously heavy workload in
the Collection Section of D/Ga.
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3, The Geography Division is facing the probability that not all
of the NIS ccreitments for the present and following fiscal years can
be met. One of the two vacancies in We may be filled by the end of
November, but the chance of having a fell complement in the foreseeable
eutute An sltm.
h. A Far East/Pacific Drench analyst reports, based on his
attendance at the most recent IOC, that the role of geographic intelli-
gence research in CIA as represented by the work of 1)/GO is presently
receiving little or no attention in the lectures presented at loc.
Vance GRA formerly was the subject of a fell hour lecture at each IOC,
and since the present CR lecture in limited almost completely to
economic intelligence, the eresent state of affairs appears to consti-
tute a "great leap backward' for the dissemination of information
eoncerning the existence, mission and functions, and capabilities of
ORA.
scellarteous
I. At the reeeest of , the Geography Division 25X1A9a
evepared an assessment of an Air Force memorendum of rebuttal relating
7,0 an Army proposal for har2SIORTereletic intelligence in the NIS.
2. An evaluation of production, based on past, present and,
eotential future use in the geographic intelligence research activities..
UG/F and GG/X, was eddreseed to St/I.
3. GC/X, attended the 18th Seminar-Workshop
en Visual Communication sponsored by the Tecbnifax Corporation,at
Holyoke, Massachusetts from 25 to 27 October. 25X1A9a
. cartography Division, attended the
Printing Services Division Seminar on 18 - 20 October.
4. 111111111111111 GL/S, attended a two-week training course given
by the U.S. Geological Survey to receive training in the techniques of
topographic maps and to determine if the course would be of material
assistance to other personnel of the Eranch.
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1 - AD/RR 1 - Ch/E
1 - St/A 4 - D/GG
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- St/I/R 2 - D/GL
1 - St/P 2 - Ch/G
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T.tbnth of October 1960
A. Fists Resparch_andiechnipekaupportrActivity
Smnesey of Cartographic Preduction and Accomplishments:
During October the Division empletel 229 maps and cherts and ac-
cepted requests for 3138 fram the various components of the Agency and
the Departreent of State, Both completions and requests during the month
were appreeiably higher than the previous montn, due largely to the special
nlectronics Atlas project for ERA. This particular project also absorbed the
major portion of the 193 hours of overtime expended during the month.
An urgent project to provide operational support to DD/P, involving
the preperation of two Atlases and a aeries or Annexes, van undertaken
early in October in cooperation 'with SiCOR/ERA. Because of its high
priority: ether vork in the Division wee set aside and all resources
necessaey to complete the project by 1 November were placed at the disposal
of ERA. Ia all 27 map$, 31 pages of text, 14 covers, and 12 annexes, re-
iltairing 535 man-hours, were prepared and sent to reproduction. Due
primarily to the excellent cooperative effort of FRA? and the Printing
end Services Division, the deadline for this project was met as orig-
inally planned. The Printing and Services Division should be compli-
mented part1cu3ar1y for the excellent printing job and their efforts tu
meet an extremely short deadline.
&Teen the ntojecte 'pleted during the month, the WI:Lowing are
vorthy of eote:
I. In cooperation with WOG 014 6o-4 report on South Vietnam
ems peepared and distributed. Dim prepared an EIS Chapter I type
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2. Contributions to were relatively
heaey during the month. Six trip maps %ere com late d. forwarded
to St/I and three new requests tor triiairciA7-11 iielea/4114,R(A0240240
3 nev town plans were received foe' forwerding to
2 peoductIon plant. Steme the initiation of the pregraa to amsist
in printieg town plans which they peeper?, the Di4Okli7has
received 14 of which25X13X.Ve been printed and.returned
Aleol map shaving Poland was
caapieted for St/X.
1. Daring the month. co up-to-date world base map to fill a
pressing D/GL need was completed. This map in a number of veraions
and.seales vas prepared in cooperation with the Department or state
mtichTamilea the substeentive treatment of country bcvnderies.
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Detailed drafting seecifications for all but one of the 17
special map projection being Dr4Pared under contract 25X1A5a1
vera submitted to the contractor. returned
IA leyout sketches for Division consideration and approval. 25X1A5a1
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25X1A5a1 enhaitbel the last group of drawings of the 15,000,000 Asian
series of five maps. These vere forwarded to AMS for final printing.
Receipt of these drawings marked the completion of this contract
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The Division started vork on the peeperstion of a series of mops for
tailored on the N18 formal. This
project inv yes sprDx1mftte17 15 maps and viii require both compilation
and drafting. No deadline has been proposed for thls project.
C. ..S2M91_rintOutside contacts_ewl Aqtivittes. - Rene
D. Prdblems:
Because the special Atlas project took priority over other commit-
ments, it was necessaey to delay other scheduled projects of high priority.
This disruption il1 reeult in the Division not being Ole to meet some
commitments in the tesediate future.
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.m41111111111111111 Chief, Chart and Graph Section, OC/C, attended the
Printing Service. Division Seminar on 26 - 20 October.
25X1A9a 2. Ch/GC/X, attended the 16th Sasinaradorkebtep
in Visual Commanication eponsored. by the Tecnifex Corporation, at Bolyoke,
Naseachusetts? 25-27 October.
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CIA 165
C/A/NIS 13
State
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Z. SUMMARY OF WK LOAD
June IHIE August SepteMber October
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In Proof
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In Check
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In Drafting
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In Compilation
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3 Wavenber 1960
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Geographic Research, ORB
SUBJECT: Geography Division Report for October 1960
A. Research and Technical Support Actiny_DElm October:
1. Reports Disseminated
CIA/RR (ni 64-4
The Olsztyn Region
CIA/RR GR L-60-3 Paraguay
Part III
CIA/RR GM 60-3
'CIA/RR GP 60-72:L
Part III
C/A/RR GP 60-105:L
CIA/RR GP 60-106:L
CIA/RR GP 60-108
The Republic of the Congo
Notes on a Western Garman Sea
Gravity Neter Available to
the Bloc
Brief on Ethiopia
Analysis of Communist China for
Possible Locations of Atomic
Etlergy Plants and Test Sites
Part 1. Long Distance Telephones:
local Centers and Sugar Mills
:,:txt 2. Telegraph Stations in
Cuba, 1959
3Cl/RR GP 60-109:1, Sino-Soviet Boundary in the
ramirs
ICIA/RR GP 60-110:L
List of Documents Pertaining
to Fortifications on Austrian
Borders with Czechoslovakia,
Lungery, and Yugoslavia
CIA/BR GP 60-L12:L NIS 34, Afghanigrtan, Section 19,
hapter
iiCIA/RB GP 60-113:1,
NIS 17, Italy, Map and. Chart
Lppraisal Component of
Chapter 1 Annual
*Jork Initiated. Luring the Month
1125euster
Self-initiated
WE, DD/P
Self-initiated
stivIRR
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IRC/3E, State
NIS Program
NIS Program
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2. NewepmlectsUnder Way Requester
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60.1818 BIS 50A0 Ghana, Chapter IX tin Program
60.1819 NIS 57, Rhodesia-Nyasaland, Chapter IX NIS Program
(research)
60.1832 NIS 14M, Poland, Section 190 Chapter I NIS Program
(research)
60.1844 Boundary Information on the USSR DD/P
60.1849 NIS 11, Sweden, Nap and Chart Appraisal NIS Program
Component of Chapter I Annual
(coordination) 25X1A8aD
64.1880 Special Area Lectures on the USSR
63.1881 Government Role of Geography and Self-initiated
Related Earth Sciences in Communist
Eastern Europe
61.1882
60.1885
62.1886
69.1887
Government Role of Geography and
Related Earth Sciences in Communist
China
Self-initiated
Support for the Sino-Soviet Relations Task Force
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A. Brief of Nali to Support the Devel-
opment or an Economic Action Program
Military Geographic Survey of Dominican WH: DD/P
eepublic
B. Planning and. Development
A memorandum was addressed to AD/RR, through channels, requesting
the re-establishment Of the Western Hemisphere Branch in the Geography
Division utilizing existing personnel and slots.
The USSR, Far East/Pacific, and Europe Branches began work on the
assessment of the scope and significance of geographic and related
earth science research in order to determine the extent to which this
research is utilized in internal economic planning and develppmene, in
military planning, and in penetration of non-Soviet areas.
.Preliminary research was begun on PH 69.1887, the Dominican Republic,
the first of three projects scheduled for WH/DD/P as .a result of their
restatement of priority requirements. Work already accomplished for
them on Guatemala has been tabled for future rescheduling. Similar
project initiations covering Haiti and Nicaragua were also scheduled.
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Research was initiated in support of a request from 25X1A9a
for a study of the Republic of Bali. The project
will entail an across-the-board study of Mali 'with particular emphasis
on the economic geography of the country. It is not yet possible to
predict with any realism the final form of the study, both because
made little or no attempt to be specific in his request and
because pertinent subjects to be included must await further research.
Discussions were held with , ONE, and. DD/P 25X1A9a
concerning the Agency Task Force on Sino-Soviet Relations
and the nature of possible D/OG contributions to the work of the group.
A number of pertinent earlier 1)/C0 issuances have been transmitted to
the Task Force, and a brief special study on the Sino-Soviet boundary
in the Pamirs was completed during the month. In addition, continuing
scrutiny is being given to the entire Mao-Soviet frontier in an effort
to discover additional areas of actual or potential friction between the
Bloc powers. Prel/m/naey examination suggests that a number of possible
problem areas relating to past claims and unclear boundary treaties may
be identified.
The critical and confused situation in Laos, which presently focuses
particular attention on the southern part of the country and adjacent
portions of neighboring countries, prompted GG/F to propose the prepa-
ration of a GM on the area from the Khorat Plateau of Thailand eastward
to the South China Sea. Chief, fl/GO, suggested checking with OCI and
DD/P before proceeding with submission of the project initiation memorane
dum. This check is being made, and it is hoped that the formal project
proposal can be submitted very early in November.
At the end of the month, tour analysts from the USSR Branch were
engaged in preparing area familiarization lectures, supplemented by maps
and other graphic aids, to be given to a special DD/P group in early
November.
The St/P/G editors and gave attention to a new Vormat
for the nap appraisal series the Division will issue. The new format
was first used for the appraisal of the new Soviet Ethnic Map of China,
CIA/BR GP 60-107, which willbe issued early in November.
Attention was given to planning the selection and arrangement of
furniture for Division space in the new CIA building. The proposed
re-establishment of a Western Hemisphere Branch in the Division has
complicated the problem of utilizing space allotted to 1)/GO and a ruling
by the Chief of the Building Planning Staff will be necessary before
Plans can be firmed up.
C. Significant Contacts and Outside Activities 25X1A8a
briefed the Chief, on past
1)/Ga support of WE and discussed with hem problems of clarification of
requirements, priorities, and coordination. As an outgrowth of the
meeting, a new, internally-coordinated requirement was developed by WE.
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In addition, the Chief, will henceforth functeon
as the coordinator of WH requirements for ORE support on areas other
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than Cuba. Subsequent to the above meeting, participated with 25X1A9a
Chief, DAC, in a similar briefing on the subject of cartographic and
map intelligence work done in support of WH.
Chief, D/GG? and vet with to discuss the 25X1A9a
implications of certain amendments to the EIS Chapter IX revision that
were proposed (and subsequently agreed upon) by the NIS Committee.
The position of OBI is that the amendments involve only a minor retreat
fram the position recommendet by the Chapter IX Subcommittee and make
It possible to avoid an undesirable conflict within the NIS Committee.
D/GG considers, however, that the conflict may be only delayed. OBI and
D/GG are agreed on the necessity for CIA to continue to provide a basic
editorial and substantive review control over the Chapter IX whatever
changes may evolve relating to the "packaging" of contributions by par-
ticipating agencies.
25X1A9a met several times with Mr. G. Owen, head of the Antarctic
Staff, State, on 1) the development of ideas for U.S. initiative to
expand scientific cooperation as provided in the Antarctic Treaty end
2) exploration of the problem of implementing the inspection provisions
of the Treaty. Mr. Owen invited to a apecial meeting that 25X1A9a
included senior officers from the Office of the Secretary of Defease
and the JCS to explore the problems, prospects, limitations, and. alter-
natives in implementing the inspection provisions. A copy of the summary
of the meeting has been forwarded to the SA/DD/I.
Admiral Arleigh Burke, Chief of Naval Operations, and his senior
25X1A9a staff were briefed by on Soviet activities in Antarctica. The
briefing was given at Admiral Burke's request.
Other briefings of interest by D/GG personnel vere: I. At OTR's
25X1A9a request, briefed several Agency employees assigned either
25X1A6d The specific information and general impressions
gained durin his recent orientation trip to Afrioa considerably enhanced
the meeting. 2.
25X1X1
3. Dr. E. A. Stoneman, new member
of the staff of the Office of the Geographer, Department of State, was
briefed on D/GG activities.
At its October nesting, the Africa Roundtable discussed USIA activi-
ties In Africa, under the leadership of Mr. Henry Dunlap, USIA Program
Coordinator for Africa. What has been done in Africa to date has been
within a but of same $6 million by- E. staff of 60 persons. For FY 62
a budget Increase of 50 percent is anticipated.
25X1A9a spoke on Arctic sovereignty and territorial problems
before the Arctic Discussion Group during the month.
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D. Problems
The Division is facing the probability that not all of the IS com-
mitments for the present and following fiscal years can be net. One of
the two vacancies in GG/C may be filled by the end of November, but the
chance of having a full complement in the foreseeable future is slim.
Based on his attendance at the most recent IOC, reports
that the role of geographic intelligence research in CIA as represented
by the work of D/GG is presently receiving little or no attention in the
lectures presented at IOC.
E. Miscellaneous
25X1A9a
At the request of the Division prepared an assessmem
of an Air Force memorandum of rebuttal relating to an Army proposal for
handling geodetic intelltgence in the NIS.
The 1)/GO contribution to the Semi-Annual Report to the President's
Board of Conaultants2mmipared during October.
An evaluation of production, based on past, present, and
potential future use in the geographic intelligence research activities
of GG/F and GG/X, was addressed to St/I.
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Title
Requester
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61.1212
Geog. of Sinkiang
DD/P
69.16,,
ItcmiSov.. Activ. in Antarctica during 10
Self- mit
63.1767
Industrialization of Slovakia
Self-init.
63.1861
Roads in Yugoslavia (OR 60..3)
Self-init.
Geopmels
69.1279
61.1357
63.3128
6o.1742
64.1786
69.184o
69.1876
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' 1.1882
064.1883
1887
.1888
;069.1889
Est, Date or,
status-, PUblication*/
In abeyance
In abeyance
Yext in Reprod.
Intelliffience Reports (Sox limited and special distribution), CIA/Bit L-GR
Satellite Geod. Activ. since Sofia Conf.
North Korea Target Study: Ch!ongjin
Agr. Region, Rumania
Annexes to Tbp Klards in 1999 (OR D-60-2)
Underground Nuclear Explosions
Paragmay
Guatemala
Govt.Role, Geog./Earth Sciences, C.ca.E.Europe
Go .Role, Geog./Earth Sciences, Oom.Chine
Govt Role, GeogiNarth Sciences USSR
DaminicanRepublic
Haiti
Nicaragua
Geographic Inte1l4ence Memorandum
61.186o
62.1863
South Vietnam (01460-4)
Coppetbelt of Northern Rhodesia',
Self-init.
DDJP
AG/RR
OIS for NEA
AD/SI
NH, IMO
DD/P
Self" flit
Self-Init.
Self-init.
NH, DD/P
WH, DD/P
WK, DD/P
Self-init.
Self-init.
Deferred
In abeyance
In abeyance
Lu abeyance
it4i*
In abeyance
In Reprod.
61
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IV 60
Nov 6o
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Nov 6c
Open
ONell
Open
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Feb 61
II 61
iii 61
Nov 60
1v60
1/. *
In research and/or writing.
Deferred:
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**
In Editing.
does not warrant beginning project,
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In preparation for Reproduction.
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External
City Plan: Sofia, Bulgaria
USSR City Plane
Research for AW. Mhps of E. Germany
Index for plotting mapping But. Satellites
Safe Areas: USSR
Soviet Dev. In Geodesy, etc. (ICBM)
Boundary Inventory
Article for Intelligence Studies
Plotting Missile-Related Activities
/*tern. Location, Certain Instal. in E. Europe
Le:orders, Con. Bloc Mations
Exploitation of W.China Materials
Maps tram ComBloc Couatries
Intel. Potential of the E.German 1:25,000
Soviet Missile Site in Zakarpatskaya Oblast'
Special Area Lectures
Support for Sinoreev Relations Task Force
Mall
Nyasaland
Resesreh, C/A/RR X (OAU)
69.906
69.906
69.908
69.906
Bow. Geod. sedPhotogram. Instruments
A. Report on Sov. CortOgrePhY
Selected List of Ref. to Soy. Cartography
Seleeted. Bibliogrephy ot Soy. Geodesy
Est. Date of,
Requester Statusli Publication-/
Deferred
Aa Deferred
Self-init. e
SAC
Self-init. In abeyance
IRC/GE/Stat.e
Self-init. In abeyance
GM/TF
Self-init. *
DD/P
Self-init. *
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D/GL/S
GM/TF **
14 'A 111
Self-init. In abeyance
In abeyance
Di abeyance
In abeyance
In abeyance
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open
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Open
Open
Open_
Dec 60
1962
Dec 60
Open
Nov 60
Nov 6G
Open
Dec 60
Open
Open
Open
?Pell
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* In research and/or writing.
*11 In Editing.
*** fl preparation for Reproduetion.
# Wsr prosi?et tattiate4 itoring month.
Deferred:
In abeyance:
Roman Numeral:
Work scheduled; due date or other work
does not warrant beginning project.
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Estimate Will
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NIS 381
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31 Jan 61
NIS 46,
Tunisia
21 Feb 61
NIS
NIS 16,
Austria
31 Mar 61
Section 19
NIS 53A,
tas 86,
NIS 35, Amex,
UAR: Part Al NIS 28A4 Syria
Part Bo NIS 533, Egypt
Venezuela
Nepal
31 May 63.
31 Nay 61,
30 Jun 63.
30 Jun 61
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60.1852 NIS 29, Jordan
02 60.18,3 pas 41B, South Korea
i 60.1854 NIS 5, Belgium
60.1855 IS ek? Greece
60.1856 NIS 41A4 North Korea
60.1857 Mis 71, Denmark
60.1858 NIS 42, Thailand
T Nov 60 ?*
23 Nov 60
15 Dec 60
1.6 Jan a
15 Fob 61 Section 19
7 Mar 61 Chapter I
23 Mar 61 ANNUAL
APr 61
15 May 61
1.5 Jun 61
60.1818 NIS 50A, Ghana Jan 61
60.1819 NIS 57, Rhodesia and Nyasaland Mar 63.
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FROM: Chief, MA9 Library Division
SUBJECT: D/GL Activity Report for the Month of Octeber, 1960
A, yAlor Research and TechnicAl SuRport Act
1. 5,692 maps and 861 related publications were received from
foreign sources in October. 45% of the maps were purchased and 55%
were received on exchaage or a3 gifts. 3:54 of the maps were retainei
In the Agency; 31% were foewaried to the Army Map Service; 25%, to the
Library of Congress; and 11%, to vaxioue other U.S. agencee3. While
In Sofia, Dr. Burt obtained two Palgarian atlases, the first to be
received in ten years: a 1960 .tilgarian road atlas and a 1959 Bulgarian
school atlas. The latter contains a number of special subject maps o4
Bulgaria. Other significant items received included 1960 coverage of
Austria at 1:200,000 and a 190 nap of two departments of the Sahara,
showing oil and gas fields, pipe lines, and internal administrative
boundaries. Mr. Rugg reported procurement of 200 items in Poland
during his recent trip and Dr. Niemela sent in the followfng materiels:
a) List of Soviet maps displayed at the Iaternational Geoarephicoal Union;
b) Bibliography of the History of Geodesy and Napping in Vinland; c.),
List of USSR publications e;ihibiLed at the XXI. internatioael Geolog:cal
Congress; and d) List of maps axnibited at the XXI Geological Congress.
2. The Processing Branch processed 735 new specialty nap titles
(1,256 sheets) and 15 new series titles (1,729 sheets) for the Loan
Copy Collection. An additional 216 maps were processed for Vital
Storage and entries for 338 new volumes were added to D/GL catalogs.
205 of the latter were retained for the Reference Collection. The
ATMP Unit indexed 102 new SAC ehart.
3. The Collection Section of the Processing Branch furnished
58,869 maps in response to Reference requests. This waa aa unprecedented
total, the average monthly total for the preceding nine months beiag
23,689 This monthis total waa approximately twice that of the hignest
single month in the preceding nine-month period. The work of the Section
was a major accomplishment, in view of the current persoanel shortage.
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4. 5E081 items we forwaA.ed to reTzesters by the Eefere:ace
Branch, in response to 2,2L9 o aps, related rice3ray:clic
publications, end reference i-Af.)ri;latlo), aq follows:
Maps
Publ.ications
Arm:.ti.....9
Place Name Requests
Miscellaneous Reference Questios
Lo. ?x:' e.s.aLs..ts
.1SSo. f I.??:.crs
.?........_?,..?__.
.2
3
3,635
1, ;K 3
1S,4
2,229
58,661
The total number of reqv.estsi.:.T.w the seccno. highest of the year vsaf5 the
number of items forwarded reanhed an a:LI time high. The b1,3h total
reflects, in part, a large nuc: of 5.?;e3 requested by InZp.
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5. Support .ctivit1e of tLe Spec?:..al Collection Support :art':atch
included the following:
a. mat w;12 representatives of St/I, EQM, anl
NEA to e4pluia high priorit:;' Amy reqairements for maps and aerial
photogrvhy of Syria. Th.reet:;ng 1.'s,s held to acquaint DD/P, N3R
with a fornal Amy requirlxnt for m&;erial of this type which
will be levied on the .43'eDey- shorty. (Secretilloforn).-
b. Work is coniAnulavoi deta. target analyses being
compiled In support of elnd:i!stine collection of topc3raphic
maps of the Bloc. Secre-'6Y.
d. Eight new requirer::!ms viers initiated dtzing the. month.
Five were in sport of special project; three were for
Maps of non-Bloc (,Coa.fidentiaL):.
e. rettyrred iron three-rznth dflJtl Europe wd
the Near Eczt. Since h..7.s returrj,71.(f-,.)st of his time ha i been dertooted
to debriefings, pre.parinz hi. 3 trip T:.eport and folloTrAz T..?T :
made to field -ipc,:rsonnel. (,(C:InfidenlAal).
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B. Plannirov and Dovelonment
Geographic Attach?ctivity;
M7L- RT,ggwillcomplete his mission in YugoslEn-ia end plans
to return to Bonn early in Novehar. or viemela will ra,,,in at b.:.s
home post in Copenhagen ansi till concent-ate on reportinl on his
mission to Finland and Great Britain. D. Held will otlur. to
Beirut, after a brief missfor to Oyprvz. J. Held is pa-ahing
accompany Mr. Kellar, of ANS, to Jordan, to assist him iq f:etting
started on hi b nssignment of sec,ting up a photographic .1.1.4?rEtory
for the Jordan Government. /, visit to B?ghdad to coneuc; rapping
negotiations may develop. Dz. ...tapaan moll be conductin; procurement
In Iran and will return to Dr:lbt the1..s" week of Lovemter. It is
planned to transfer him to Prri early in 1961. Dr. Brailey will
remain in Tokyo during Novomer. A ten-geek procuremn4t cSSiOfl
to include South Vietnam, Theilend, Bvaum, and Indonesjk is being
planned 2or hi n for January :061. Mr. Rogers is in WasPington,
revising the organization report of the IGN, prior to J.E-rrne, the
Foreign Serviee.
Co iKnificant Outside Contrets 94J
1. LiF.-dson activities tue irocurkment Branch coTn:inf..,
problems in the Middle Fest imtInded cascussions with: 3.)M Schmnter,
OCE, concernio4 proposed AHS mLnping conk.racts with dvith
Israel; b) Mr. Charles Kellar, regar&ng B 1stno D 1U ux nmder
him in his assisnment to set up e photographic laborat,f ...br the
Jordi Lands and Surveys; c) t4r, Crex.n:ord, Political -T:;,k Officer
the Department of State, r.?.0,arcf.vg rettrctions on the Itse of the
1:2 C 000 scale maps for excbatle in Ltlar East couatrler, 41nd 61
2. The Snecial Collection Sujport. Each condue .1 t1g& SS
follows:
Thalloy, ACIC, Det=h4ar
discuss procurement of gravity data
The Branch Nill initiate colla.ction
be available Jrwl domestic sources,
requirements. (Confidential).
t 1, visited trk Branca to
neoied for Air ,-OTCO programs.
of such gravity data ao mlj
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Ma:7MT: *GL Activiti Yorn-h of October, 3060
mak, Eajor Ltippesux, LO91: Schecter,
00E- and lvtessrs. LeCopte, 1Ler, and -,-tearns, AYS, to C!.SCUES
hign prJori'w Aray r-lquireers in the Eear East, Vri.,:ft, FTW thy;
Crtribhean nrer-4. (Confidential).
25X1A9a
wital lir. 'rater, AMS, G.codeF r Division
and Nr. Stearns, MS, Plc!r,tirg regarding the ?1nt. of
131/$3i1M 1;01Plng in K,1. then' tfgri?tet and its conric.='..;,om,itb
U.S. orxppin; in the outhe-,-n part of t(e country wiz
held to obtain background :.nf'._)rmation for a staff stucy for zhe
Assistagt to the DD/I (1,1niug). (bocretilloforn).
d, A:meeting was held .v.th Mr. Alexander, Chief of Technic91
Services Department, AMS, L personnel of the Mop EVauation
Division of that Department, concervia continued support of our
special project. Tentative piens call for assignment to the
Special Collection Support Branch of One ANS person on a fula-time
basis and two additional kiS people on apart-time basis. (ConfiCtentla
D. Problem,
? ,
A backlog is developing at Vital Storage, owing to the combination
of a shortage of personnel and a continuotsly heavy workload in the
Collection Section.
E. NIscellaneous
Col) ion Support Branch returred to the
Branch after a twa-eek trainiNT, course given by the U.S. Geological
Survey. Mr. Odenkik attended. .t.s.1 course to receive trafx.ing in the
techniques of topographic max, ayld to determine if the course would be
of material assistance to other yiarsonnel of the Branch. (Confidential).
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MAP LXBFARY
SUMMA1A OF STATISTICS
RECEIPTS (For retention in Map Library)
LIMITED
DIVISION
e OCTOBER 1960
Specialty Series
Na! Sheets Me Sheet'
Total
1.4hP Shes
Meks_
Made in CIA/D/GC
b. On automatic receipt and
purchases for stock
*13,e349
14,5i4
0
267363
13,319
40097
c. From other domestic sources
93
152
245
d. From foreign sources
80c
1,461
2,,e261
e. From foreign sources for stock
214
-037.0
Total
29,459
57,
Atlases and other reference materials
a. On automatic receipt and purchases
b. From other domestic sources
c. From foreign sources
Total
:.ROCESSING
Map Cataloagg
a. Special maps made in CIA/D/GC
b. Special maps - all others
c. Series indexed and cataloged
Total
Catslm&mx etc._of_Reference_materiale
a. Atlases
b. Place-name volumes
e. Publisher's catalogs
d. Other reference volumes
Total
DISBURSEMENTS
?I TO CIA
2. To Department of State
3. Foreign Service Posts
5. To Department of Defense
a) Department of the Army
b) Department of the Navy
c) Department of the Air Force
d) Other components of Defense
5. Other government agencies
6. Miscellaneous
for etoek
e?otal/Volumes
oil
10
Lle38
1,059
'AtLes
3heets./Volumes
3
3
732
11;253
_ Jc
2LAVA
75C
2,985
15
16
52
Requgsts
-659
2116
9'
223
115
55
1;0
23-
Total
Atlases and other reference meeriale
a. To domestic establishments
b. TO foreign establishments
Total
Information
a. Place-name questions
b. Other reference inquiries
Total
1-111 of these were separste titles
9i
TL15
194
195
145
12
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27
126
205
Request/Volumes
'4-T056'-
3,171Z
641
2,054
41
85
1,532
7,977
636
4,930
544
215
1,204
137
5 4-7
455
940
1
273
331
5
.1 "6
Vg2.
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