MEETINGS AND/OR APPOINTMENTS FOR TUESDAY, 20 MARCH 1962

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP76-00183R000400010019-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 11, 2000
• Sequence Number: 19
• Publication Date: March 20, 1962
• Content Type: AG

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1. At the Deputies' Meeting this morning:
a. The Director discussed the Inspector General's request for
increasing his Staff to about twice its present strength. The consensus
seemed to be that while no one was against inspections it was difficult
to provide the necessary personnel who were well qualified to conduct
these inspections. Mr. McCone turned the problem over to General
Carter for resolution.
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b. The Director read and signed the Notices which we had drafted
relieving Mr. Saunders from his duties and designating- as f2X1A9a
Comptroller, having the Comptroller and General Counsel report to the
Office of the Director and the Audit Staff report to the Inspector General.
c. Sherman Kent raised the question of briefing Foreign Intelligence
Services. Apparently, there have been a number of requests following Mr.
McNamara's recent speech. Out of this discussion grew a brief explana-
tion by Bob Amory of the SDMIC machinery. The Director said that he
wanted to find out a great deal more about this and directed that the Gen-
eral Counsel look into the history of SDMIC and make a report to him.
(I have passed this on to Larry Houston.)
2. Bill Quinn, Deputy Director of DIA, telephoned to say that they had been di-
rected by the Secretary of Defense to submit a plan for Career Development which
would include officers and enlisted men of all services and civilians. They have a
deadline of 1 July 1962 and are setting up a group of five people to study this problem.
He requested that we designate someone to participate with this group for approxi-
mately a month so that they might take advantage of our experience insofar as their
plans might relate to civilian personnel. I told him that we would do this and that I
would be in touch with him in a day or two. The group is to start work on 1 April.
Hence, I must get my nomination to him prior to that time.
3. I attended a briefing which
gave for General Carter. I thought that it went quite well .
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4. I told Mr. Kirkpatrick that while I thought was a very solid 25X1A9a
citizen, insofar as I knew his entire background was in accounting and I doubted whether
he had the over-all experience necessary to be a member of the IG Staff, unless, of
be o am wherein he would specialize in the
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