DIARY NOTES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP76-00183R000500060086-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 6, 2000
• Sequence Number: 86
• Publication Date: March 3, 1965
• Content Type: NOTES

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DIARY NOTES
DD/S 3 March 1965
1. At the Executive Committee Meeting this morning there was a dis-
cussion about whether recipients of National Intelligence Estimates have
the authority to make further dissemination of either the NIE or parts
thereof. I understand that no current law, rule, or regulation places any
limitation upon what a recipient of an NIE may do with the information.
General Carter asked Ray Cline to pursue this and indicated that he thought
he might raise the subject at a USIB meeting. While this question involves
policy as well as security, it is very closely related to the problem which
was raised earlier by Sherman Kent and more recently by
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the rather wide dissemination of sensitive intelligence information.
question might become of interest to the USIB Security Committee.)
(This
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2. talked with me about transportation for Office
of Communications people at some of our overseas stations. (I asked
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o study this problem.)
3. John Clarke talked with me about working directly with the Office
of Communications in the development of some graphics to justify our ex-
penditures. I gather that he has in mind a chart similar to the one the Of-
fice of Communications produced for me a year or so ago in support of
our research and development program which demonstrated the improve-
ment in size, weight, speed of transmission, etc., of agent equipment
resulting from our research and development program. I encouraged him
to work with the Office of Communications on any such area he thought would
be helpful.
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of former Agency employees. They seemed to be in reasonably good shape
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man named (I asked Bob to prepare a memorandum for Mr.
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case.)
5. I talke ietjen and bout
and agreed that should make a quick trip to San Antonio, Texas,
primarily for representation to the family and the hospital rather than for
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6. was in to discuss the following items:
a. talked with me about an assignment for -
when he returns from the National War College this summer. He can,
of course, use Dick in the Office of Communications as a special as-
sistant but thought that some other assignment, such as a tour of duty
on my staff or the Inspector General's staff, might be beneficial to
his career. If such an assignment should be arranged,
would want to be able to get him back on fairly short notice.
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7. Howard Osborn was in to brief me on several cases:
a. He reported that he talked with who accepted
the Agency's decision very well. Howard told him that we expect him
to have his future worked out and to be embarked upon his separation
not later than 1 May.
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