VERBATIM MINUTES OF MEETING HELD IN ROOM 7117, FEDERAL WORKS BUILDING ON FRIDAY, 16 JUNE 1949, AT 2:00 P.M.

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• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP67-00059A000100130038-5
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• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 4
• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 7, 2001
• Sequence Number: 38
• Publication Date: July 1, 1948
• Content Type: MEMO

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WASHINGTON 25, D. C.
1 July 1948
MEMORANDUM FOR THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE,
(Attention: CAPS).
Subject: Verbatim Minutes of Meeting held in Room 7117, Federal
Works Building on Friday, 16 June 1948, at 2:00 p.m.
1. The following discrepancies in the statements made by Rear
Admiral T. B. Inglis are noted and it is requested they be corrected.
Paragraphs in question are correctly quoted below in full.
(a) Page 10, second statement by Admiral Inglis should read:
"As far as I am concerned it is all right with me if the
air information is produced by the AID, which is a joint Navy-
Air Force enterprise, and. as long as they continue to function
and produce those things for the NIS we can let this decision
about responsibility ride until Mr. Forrestal puts out his
clarifying directive-. If that isn't satisfactory we had
better go ahead with this."
Page 10, third statement by Admiral Inglis should read:
"That is all right with me, but I thought it was coming up
for discussion today. This volume here is an outline of the NIS,
and on pne page it gives the tentative allocation of responsibility
for the preparation of NIS. There are four items here which I be-
lieve the AID is working on.. One has to do with civil air
facilities, another has to do with military air business, etc.
It is the type of work that AID is working on now. Now Navy has
dissented from allocating the responsibility of that to the Air
Force without any qualifying phrases. That dissent is still in
a state of inanimate suspension and has not been reconciled be-
cause it is tied up with this business which is on Mr. Forrestal's
desk. I don't think you care particularly as long as the work is
continued."
Page 10, fourth statement by Admiral Inglis should read:
"Not indefinitely, but if you are willing to let it rest in
that state of inanimate suspension as to the designation of respon-
sibility, but that AID continue to produce the work, and are going
to continue the work, that is acceptable with us."
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(b) Page 11, first statement by Admiral Inglis should read:
"There is no need for an overlap because it is AID
stuff we are talking about."
Page 11, second statement by Admiral Inglis should read:
"That allocation bee not been formally agreed to and if
the lack of a formal agreement interfere with the work,
then it is serious and should be resolved right away.
But if it is not we can continue."
2. The title page states that the meeting was held on Friday,
16 June. In fact, the 16th of June fell on Wednesday.
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 Next to the ,last statement in the minutes, page 11, siould read:
"I don't see how the lack of an agreement on this point
could affect the continuation of the NIS program.?
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