DAIRY NOTES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP76-00183R000400040022-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 15, 2001
• Sequence Number: 22
• Publication Date: April 12, 1963
• Content Type: NOTES

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DIARY NOTES
12 April 1963
1. At the Executive Committee Meeting this morning the Director
announced that he has postponed his trip to Europe until 28 April. He will
go first ~nd then to
2. At my request Matt Baird prepared a cost estimate for Fiscal Year
1964 of the Mid-Career Training Program- -$139, 000. 1 have forwarded the
estimate to Mr. Kirkpatrick requesting that he and I settle with John Bro
the financing of this course so that Matt can make a commitment
for $60, 000 for three courses of thirty students each.
3. Regarding automatic data processing:
a. I met with to discuss the DD/R computer problem
and also the question o centralization of all of our computer facilities.
b. I telephoned Jim Cunningham to request that Paul Borel and
be cleared so that - could have an Automatic 25 1 A
Data Processing Committee meeting to consider the DD/R problem.
c. I have arranged for a briefing of General Carter and Mr.
Kirkpatrick at 1030 hours on Monday, 15 April, on our whole computer
problem, at which time I expect to get some guidance on the centraliza-
tion question.
4. I approved of Office of Logistics, arranging for
Mr.. Charles Conrad, Acting .rector of the National Capitol Planning
Commission, to give a presentation on the plan for year 2000 in our auditorium
on 26 April at 12:00 noon. We should give this advance publicity so that anyone
who has an interest can attend.
5. Jack Earman discussed a number of items with me:
a. Jack wishes to inspect some DD/S office during this calendar
year and asked if I had any preference as to which office he inspected.
I asked him for a day or two to think this over. He later advised me
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that DD/S offices were inspected as follows: Medical Staff, 1955;
Office of Communications, 1956; Office of Personnel, 1959; Office
of Training, 1960; Office of Security, 1960; Office of Logistics, 1961.
b. Jack recommended to me very highly Mr
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DD/P careerist (grade GS-13), who wants to transfer to the Administration
Career Service. I told Jack that I would certainly give this most serious
consideration.
6. General talked to me about a cable, which I later read,
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Neither of us
are completely satisfied with the report and will want to pursue it with
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when he returns near the end of April.
7. At the Executive Committee Meeting this morning the Director
indicated that Clark Clifford would probably be the new Chairman of the
President's Board of Advisors on Foreign Intelligence. This is not yet for
publication.
8. Jack Earman asked me to nominate a replacement for
who will be retiring 30 June 1963. I mentioned as a possibility
and said I would also try to think of other names. Jack appeared interested in
Charlie.
9. General reported that the individual in who refused 25X1A6a
to take a TDY assignment is being sent home for terminationproved.
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25X1A9a cation of Emmett wondered if we should proceed. I told him that I
saw no objection and certainly would not turn him down because of his interest in
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