DIARY NOTES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP76-00183R000300010113-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 16, 2000
• Sequence Number: 113
• Publication Date: February 27, 1958
• Content Type: NOTES

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DIARY NOTES
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27 February :1958
2. Mr.- dropped by to advise me of his concern in connection with the 25X1A9a
the DD/P contact for this
"censorship agreement." It seems as though
matter, neglected to coordinate the agreement within the DD/P Area and at this late 25X1A9a
date, after the Secretary of Defense and the Director of Defense Mobilization have
signed it, DD/P is finding considerable fault with it and have indicated that they will
write a memorandum of protest to the Director about it. I told to try to straighten
it out without their writing such a memorandum but that if they still insisted on doing 25X1A
this I had no objection inasmuch as the failure was strictly on DD/P's head for not co-
ordinating it in the first place. (It would, however, be rather embarrassing to the
Agency to make major changes at this late date.)
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4. reported that he had talked to the SE Division about their rota-
tion problems and found that they had none. He said that sat in on this
discussion; it is, therefore, a little difficult to understand just what Ted was talking
about when he raised this matter with me.
5. I reviewed papers prepared by Gordon Stewart on our "early retirement"
problem and sent them to Kirk via or the Director's use in his appear-
ance before the Killian Committee omor . in discussing the attack to be made on
our retirement problem, Rud told me that he thought we must have an actuarial study
of the ~e we had when we set up our insurance program; also, that he like to
add to the task force which is now composed of himself and
I told him that I would approve of the actuarial study but that I would like him to
cuss with Gordon the idea of adding John to the task force.
6. I signed a letter to the Public Buildings Service on the subject of "security
procedures for the contractors' employees during the construction of our new build-
lug.,
7. I discussed with the possibility of paying for the fence sur-
rounding our new building out of our building appropriation. He said that he preferred
to wait until we had firm estimates on the building itself before making this decision
and l agreed.
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8. H. S. reported that he had made arrangements to go to Richmond with Mr.
- and representatives of the National Park Service sometime within the next
few days and that the paper on "secure telephone service" would be ready to present
for approval within a few days.
9. We discussed at some length the necessity for the Clandestine Services, or
a part thereof, to have a portion of the cafeteria in the new building blocked off for
their exclusive use. I asked him to discuss this with W
I also told him that. I thought a. very strong case could be ma a or t Ws an t a
would be reluctant to try to push in the other direction; in fact, I was rather surprised
that the Office of Security had not insisted on better precautions to control the entry
of outsiders to the cafeteria. (I want to pursue this matter further.)
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