ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE PRESIDENT'S FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE ADVISORY BOARD

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP71R00140A000100050012-8
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• Document Page Count: 6
• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 24, 2000
• Sequence Number: 12
• Publication Date: July 10, 1968
• Content Type: MF

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TS-196670
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Computer Services
Director of ELINT
Director of Research and Development
Director of Scientific Intelligence
Director of Special Activities
Director of Special Projects
Director of Foreign Missile and Space
Analysis Center
SUBJECT Annual Report for the President's Foreign
Intelligence Advisory Board
1. This memorandum is intended to give guidance for the
preparation of the annual report to the President's Foreign
Intelligence Advisory Board for the year ending 30 June 1968.
2. Attached is the outline to be followed in preparing the
report. You will note that it is essentially the same as the one
used last year. Components responsible for preparing each
section are indicated and each office within DDS&T will contribute
as appropriate. The Executive Director-Comptroller has recom-
mended that where two or more components share responsibility
they coordinate informally so as to avoid duplication and inconsistency.
DDS&T offices will please undertake whatever coordinating action is
necessary, and include such information in the covering memorandum
accompanying the office contribution. The outline is not meant to be
restrictive; all components should feel free to expand on it if they
believe it does not cover all pertinent information adequately.
3. The report should not repeat basic information contained
in last year's version except as necessary to explain developments
of the past year. Drafts should be prepared in duplicate, double
spaced. Each section or sub-section should be begun on a new page.
Copy r
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SUBJECT: Annual Report for the President's Foreign Intelligence
Advisory Board
Please classify each section or sub-section independently, i. e.
do not give every page of the submission the highest classification
contained anywhere in it. This is necessary in order to facilitate
consolidation where required.
4. The O/DCI/NIPE has provided this Directorate with an
abstract of its contribution (integrated in some instances with
other Directorate contributions) to the 1967 report. This copy
will be available for reference and portions will be reproduced if
desired.
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S. will be responsible for pulling together
the final DDS&T contribution to the PFIAB. Please submit drafts
to him no later than 24 July 1968.
CARL E. DUCKETT
Deputy Director
for
Science and Technology 25X1 A
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Distribution:
Cy 1 - Dir/OCS
Cy 2 - Dir/OEL
Cy3-Dir/ORD
Cy 4 - Dir/OSI
Cy 5 -Dir/OSA
Cy 6 - Dir/OSP
Cy 7 - Dir/FMSAC
Cy 8 - ILSS PFIAB File
Cy 9 - ILSS Chrono
Cys 10 & 11 - Registry - 2 -
O/DDS&T/ILSS /1987R (10Jul68)
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OUTLINE FOR ANNUAL CLL., REPORT
TO PRE, SIDENT'S FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE ADVISORY BOARD
Action Inforination concerning major intelligence
Office and intelligence-related activities, including:
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DD/S
DD/I
DD/P
DD/P
I)D/S&T
DD/ P
rganizational arrangements for head-
quarters and field direction of intelligence-related
functions, including organizational charts.
I). Total cost figures, and manpower totals
at headquarters and in the field, with projections for
each of the succeeding five years. (Include subtotals
of cost and manpower figures applicable to each
separate major program or activity, including
research and development,. studies or other projects
conducted on an "in-house" or contract basis. )
C. ':['raining of intelligence personnel.
D. Intelligence collection requirements.
(Coordination, formulation and tasking of requirements
generated internally or by other agencies for purposes
of meeting intelli.gen.ce needs. )
E. Intelligence collection activities, reflecting
significant result:, achieved during the reporting period:
1. Political intelligence (clandestine).
2. Economic intelligence (clandestine).
3. Scientific and technical intelligence.
4. Guided missile and astronautics intelligence.
5. Atomic energy intelligence.
DD/S&T, DD/P 6. Signals intelligence.
(Coord. w/SIGINT Officer)
DD/I, DD/P 7. Order of battle intelligence (e. g. , ground,
naval, air, radar).
DD/P, DD/I 8. Defectors.
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DD/P 9. Ciaiulestine agent coii("ct:i.on.
a. Official cover ar ranFernents and
nwnl.bers of personnel utilized.
b. Nonofficial cover arrangements,
including numbers of personnel; and status
of Progress in the development of immediate
and long-term, deep-cover assets for
coverage of critical intelligence targets.
1)D/I 10. Foreign broadcast monitoring and
foreign publications exploitation.
11. Exploitation of domestic sources for
foreign intelligence purposes.
25X1:B DD/1
DD/I F. Processing of raw intelligence, including
1)1:)/P the application of automated data handling systems to
DD/S&T problems of information control and retrieval.
1 . Photographic interpretation. Include
figures on photographic intelligence collected.
(To be handled under the Control 25X1A
Systeni. )
Z. Information handling and retrieval
systems.
1)D/I
DD/ S&T
(Coord. w/ONE)
G. Intelligence production.
1. Current intelligence analyses. (Include
organizational and procedural arrangements in
the field and at headquarters; procedures for
timely identification and exploitation of early
warning and indicator-type data concerning
developing crisis situations warranting prompt
consideration at highest government levels. )
2. National Intelligence Estimates,
(Support to and participation in the preparation
of estimates for use in the national policy-'
making process. )
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National Intelligence Surveys.
(;hipt,ort to and participation in the preparation
of National Intelligence Surveys, including the
status of implementation of NIS production
schedvil.es to meet national and military require-
ments. )
4. Geographic: a.nd geodetic intelligence,
including napping and charting.
5. Economic intelligence.
(.. Military'-economic intelligence.
7. Biographic intelligence.
8. Scientific and technical intelligence.
9. Personality studies.
10. Other
DD/S J.I. Protection of sensitive U. S. intelligence
DD/P data, sources and methodr . (Specific programs which
are design.e(l, to afford this protection and which are
additional to the general programs outlined in the
counterintelligence section of the annual report. )
1. Controls and coanpaztamxicntation of
particularly sensitive intelligence data and
techniques.
1.. Controls ou release of classified
information to foreign governrnent:s, officials
and international bodies.
DI) /S I. Research and developniont. (Major programs
1:)D/ S&T under way with a view to achieving new or improved
DD/P capabilities for the collection, processing, analysis and
DD/I exploitation of intelligence data. )
DD/ S&T
J. Scientific and technical. (Organization and
application of scientific and technological resources for
intelligence -related purposes; and arrangements for
coordination with other intelligence agencies. )
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DD/P K. Counterintelligence activities abroad.
Dl)/ S Progran's for protecting U. S. Government personnel,
and sensitive U. S. information, installations and
operations against espionage, sabotage and subversion,
including:
DJ:)/P
Dl)/S
I. Positive counterintelligence programs
for the penetration of hostile intelligence services.
2. Personnel security screening and
supervision.
DD/S 3. Physical security.
DD/S 4. Con-i nunica.tions security, including
security of cryptographic systems.
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DD/P
DD/P
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a11ce c_oun.ternleaBures.
6. Coordination of counterintelligence
programs with other interested agencies.
L. Covert action programs. Summarize
developments in major covert action. programs. Cover
progress made in implementation of Katzenbach report.
M. Deficiencies. (Significant gaps and deficiencies
in departmental programs and efforts to meet intelligence
and covert action needs, and steps being taken to remove
such gaps and deficiencies. )
N. Planning for intelligence-related activities
in time of war, including support of military operations
in wartime.
GC 0. Legal.
LC P. Legislative,
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