DEPUTIES' MEETING

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP76-00183R000200080058-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 18, 2000
• Sequence Number: 58
• Publication Date: November 28, 1956
• Content Type: MIN

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DEPUTIES' MEETING
Wednesday, 26 November 1956
PRESENT: Sr. Dallas. General Cabell, Messrs, Wisner Amory, 25X1A9A
White, Messrs. Kirkpatrick,
don (part of mtg.), General
Mr. Dulles:
Noted that during his trip tol yesterday 25X1A6A
had an opportunity to have conversations with our contacts
and also the Chief and commen?
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ai rectos
*at favorably impressed with s or these people. Thor aHasH
opinion t
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in a great maaany, iInstances weakens its
recruiting possibilities in view of our security regulations
and in particular tie---- f*'C that "thee young married non are not
allowed to discuss their day's business In any way, shape or
form but rather must restrict the m arses to the weather",
The Director went on to any had also indicated that
we lose people as a result of the time it takes to obtain
clearances, and to this connection remarked he (DCI) had
felt for some time that Security is too restrictive in approving
outside contacts which our people wish to make In the conduct
of their daily bisiness. Col. White and Mr. Kirkpatrick
pointed out that in most cases Security does not prohibit
contacts but rather furnishes any derogatory information on
the person to be contacted as a flag, thus permitting our
people to act accordingly, Mr. k trick went on to soy that 4
bending too far baackwaard n not permitting Its people to g
in his opinion th Is in all probability
ouch with doubtful characters and at the Director's
request, undertook, together with Col.. Whitey,, to look Into
the above, Mr. Kirkpatrick also noted that he received an
letter from Dr. expressing his views on
our security procedures. 25X1A5A1
b) Reported that General Crittenberger, whom he had
seen to New York, had passed on to his Mr. Condon's report
gave to Sr. Wisner for his comments,
ion of taking this report up at the 0CB.
too long and complicated.
General Gabells
Reported that he attended a conference at at the White House
yesterday afternoon on the Hungarian Refugee situation and
acted that had expressed the
aso said he thought that the guidance we
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was mode plain that the U.S. is lagging behind other
countries in arranging for these refugees to enter the U.S.
Ile stated it had been agreed that 25,000 would be allowed to
Immediately and would be processed after entry. Mr.
1 noted fie thought now was a golden opportunity for
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