OFFICE OF TRAINING BULLETIN

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• Publication Date: September 1, 1957
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SEPTEMBER 1957
COURSES, ACTIVITIES, AND PROGRAMS
Non-CIA Language Training Opportunities
Americans Abroad Orientation - Western Europe . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Basic Country Survey - USSR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Integrated Language/Area Study-USSR
Basic Country Survey - Germany . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Integrated Language/Area Survey - Germany . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Regional Survey - Asia (Economic Factors)
Regional Survey - East Asia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Noontime Movie Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
ARTICLE
Uzbek - by Language & Area School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
REGISTRAR'S REMINDERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
OTR & AGENCY TRAINING OFFICER DIRECTORIES . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
OTR CATALOG COURSE LISTINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . un-numbered
(cut-out pages for insertion in Non-OTR Conducted Training Section)
Staff Cryptographic System (Manual) #CIP 101
Staff Cryptographic System (Machine) - KL-7 #CIP 102
Staff Cryptographic System (Machine) - SIGTOT/TINYTOT #CIP 104
Staff Cryptographic Systems (Refresher) #CIP 105
Staff Cryptographic Systems (Manual Machine) - Special Applications #CIP 106
Staff Cryptographic System (Manual) Briefing #CIP 107
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PLEASE INK-IN THESE CORRECTIONS NOW'.
BUDGET AND FINANCE PROCEDURES. ON
THE COURSE LISTING SHEET, STRIKE OUT
THE MARGINAL INSTRUCTION "NON-OTR
CONDUCTED TRAINING SECTION." THIS
IS AN OTR COURSE. INSERT IT AS THE
NEXT PAGE FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATIVE
PROCEDURES.
IN THE "NON-OTR CONDUCTED TRAINING
SECTION," TEAR OUT AND DESTROY THE
PAGE CONTAINING THE FOLLOWING OFFICE
OF COMMUNICATIONS COURSE LISTINGS:
STAFF CRYPTOGRAPHIC SYSTEMS (MANUAL)
BRIEFING, STAFF CRYPTOGRAPHIC SYS-
TEMS (MANUAL), STAFF CRYPTOGRAPHIC
SYSTEMS (MANUAL) REFRESHER.
REPLACE THE ABOVE PAGE WITH THE
NEW OC COURSE LISTINGS WHICH ARE
CONTAINED IN THE BACK OF THIS BULLE-
TIN AS CUT-OUT PAGES.
READING IMPROVEMENT, COURSE CODE
I-7. ON THE COURSE LISTING SHEET,
CHANGE THE COURSE TITLE TO READ
READING TECHNIQUES.
BUDGET & FINANCE PROCEDURES
ESTABLISHES 1957 SCHEDULE
AS THE NEW SUMMARY B ACCOUNTING
PROCEDURE NOW IS IN EFFECT, THE FOL-
LOWING SCHEDULE FOR BUDGET & FINANCE
PROCEDURES IS ESTABLISHED:
3 - 13 SEPTEMBER
7 - 18 OCTOBER
12 - 22 NOVEMBER
CLASSES WILL BE SCHEDULED ONLY WHEN,
A MINIMUM OF SEVEN STUDENTS APPLY.
EXECUTIVE DECISION-MAKING (2 WEEKS)
AMA FEATURES "WAR GAME" APPROACH
AT ACADEMY OF ADVANCED MANAGEMENT
THE AMERICAN MANAGEMENT ASSOCI-
ATION, AT ITS NEWLY ESTABLISHED PER-
MANENT ACADEMY OF ADVANCED MANAGE-
MENT ON SARANAC LAKE IN THE ADIRON-
DACK MOUNTAIN REGION OF NEW YORK
STATE, HAS INITIATED A NEW COURSE:
EXECUTIVE DECISION-MAKING.
VE
THE SUBSTANCE OF AMA's EXECUTIVE
DECISION-MAKING IS A GUIDED INVESTI-
GATION OF THE DECISION-MAKING FUNC-
TION ITSELF. AS A VITAL, INTEGRAL
PART IT INCLUDES A COMPREHENSIVE
"WAR GAME," DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY
FOR BUSINESS MEN. THE AMA GAME COM-
PRESSES YEARS OF EXECUTIVE DECISION-
MAKING PRACTICE INTO A FEW DAYS'
PLAYING TIME wiTH COMPETITIVE
STRESSES AND PRESSURE REALISTICALLY
REPRODUCED. BECAUSE OF THIS TIME
COMPRESSION, THE IMPORTANT FACTORS
IN DECISION-MAKING ARE INTENSIFIED
AND HEIGHTENED IN EFFECT; THEY BE-
COME OPEN, FOR THE FIRST TIME IN
TRAINING HISTORY, TO CONTROLLED IN-
VESTIGATION AND ANALYSIS.
MAJOR DECISION AREAS INCLUDED IN
THE 2-WEEK EXECUTIVE DECISION-MAKING
ARE: THE DECISION MAKING PROCESS;
ORGANIZATION FOR EFFECTIVE DECISION-
MAKING; PLANNING ITS ROLE IN EXEC-
UTIVE DECISION MAKING; AND REVIEW
AND REAPPRAISAL OF PAST DECISIONS. A
DIGITAL COMPUTER IS USED DURING GAME
PLAY TO COMBINE AND INTER-RELATE
PLAYERS' DECISIONS, AND MAKES IT
POSSIBLE TO COMPRESS TEN YEARS OF
BUSINESS ACTIVITY INTO JUST 2 DAYS
OF PLAYING TIME.
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ACTORS - ACTRESSES: ATTENTION!
HOW MANY ACTORS DOES IT TAKE TO
MAKE AN AGENCY TRAINING FILM? THUS
FAR OVER 200 AGENCY EMPLOYEES HAVE
HAD ROLES, BIG AND SMALL, IN THE
EIGHT TRAINING FILMS PRODUCED BY OTR,
AND OUR NEED FOR ACTORS AND AC-
TRESSES CONTINUES.
EXPERIENCE IS NOT NECESSARY--ALL
YOU NEED IS WILLINGNESS. IT'S WORK,
BUT IT CAN BE FUN, TOO. SECURITY
CONSIDERATIONS MAY BE A FACTOR, BUT
THIS MATTER WILL BE THOROUGHLY DIS-
CUSSED BEFORE YOU ARE ASKED TO AC-
CEPT A ROLE,, IF YOU ARE INTERESTED
IN AIDING THIS AGENCY TRAINING EN-
DEAVOR, CALL. EXTENSION 8333 FOR FUR-
THER DETAILS.
FIRST SHOWING OF NEW SUPPORT EXHIBIT
MEMBERS OF THE AGENCY ARE INVITED
TO ATTEND THE NEXT INTELLIGENCE PROD-
UCTS EXHIBIT[ SCHEDULED TO BE SHOWN
IN THE AUDITORIUM OF R&S BUILDING,
ON THURSDAY, 12 SEPTEMBER, FROM 0930
TO 1130 HOURS. THIS WILL BE FOLLOWED
AT 1300 BY THE NEW INTELLIGENCE SUP-
PORT EXHIBIT, WHICH CLOSES AT 1500.
THE SUPPORT EXHIBIT IS INTENDED AS
A SUPPLEMENT TO THE CURRENT PRODUCTS
EXHIBIT. JUST AS THE PRODUCTS EX-
HIBIT IS BASED UPON COLLECTION, PRO-
DUCTION AND DISSEMINATION, THE SUP-
PORT EXHIBIT IS BASED ON A THREE-
FOLD FUNCTION: MEN, MONEY AND MA-
TERIEL.
ALTHOUGH DESIGNED PRIMARILY AS A
PART OF THE INTELLIGENCE ORIENTATION
COURSE, THE EXHIBITS SHOULD BE OF
GENERAL INTEREST TO MEMBERS OF THE
AGENCY. THEY PRESENT IN ONE ROOM A
COMPREHENSIVE PICTURE OF THE GREATER
PART OF THE PRODUCTION AND SUPPORT
ACTIVITIES OF CIA.
NON-CIA EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
IN THE WASHINGTON AREA
THE REGISTRAR'S OFFICE HAS OB-
TAINED A SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT OF INFOR-
MATION--CATALOGS, REGISTRATION DATES
AND PROCEDURES, SCHEDULES OF CLASSES,
ETC.---CONCERNING COURSES OFFERED BY
LOCAL UNI'VERSITIES. REGISTRATION
DATES OF SOME OF THE LOCAL UNIVER-
SITIES FOR THE FALL SEMESTER 1957-58
ARE LISTED BELOW:
UNIVERSITY
REG.
DATES
THE AMERICAN UNIV.
SEPT.
13 -
18
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
SEPT.
24 &
25
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
SEPT.
18 -
20
GEORGE WASHINGTON U.
SEPT.
19 &
20
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
SEPT.
16
SCHOOL OF ADVANCED IN-
TERNATIONAL STUDIES,
JOHN HOPKINS UNIV.
UNIV. OF MARYLAND
SEPT. 23
SEPT. 17 -
20
THE REGISTRAR'S OFFICE ALSO HAS
RECEIVED INFORMATION ON:
ADULT EDUCATION/PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
THE PENTAGON PROGRAM - UNIVERSITY
OF MARYLAND
YMCA
ARLINGTON COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM
THE COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES -
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY -
WHICH HAS VARIOUS OFF-CAMPUS
LOCATIONS
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONCERNING
THESE PROGRAMS, CALL R/TR, EXTENSION
4005, OR COME BY 1104 ALCOTT HALL.
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CLERICAL SKILLS QUALIFICATION TESTS
SCHEDULED FOR SEPT. AND OCT.
CLERICAL SKILLS QUALIFICATION
TESTS IN SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING,,
ADMINISTERED TO ON-THE-JOB EMPLOYEES
WHO MUST MEET AGENCY STANDARDS, WILL
BE GIVEN MONDAYS DURING SEPT. AND
OCTOBER AS FOLLOWS:
16 SEPT. 7 OCTOBER 21 OCTOBER
(TYPEWRITING: 1315 SHORTHAND: 1400)
THESE TESTS ARE GIVEN IN ROOM 508,
1016 16TH STREET.
SUPERVISORS WHO WISH TO HAVE EM-
PLOYEES TESTED SHOULD GET IN TOUCH
WITH THEIR PERSONNEL PLACEMENT OFFI-
CERS. THE OFFICERS WILL ARRANGE FOR
TEST REGISTRATION,
USUALLY, EMPLOYEES WHO DO NOT MEET
THE AGENCY CLERICAL SKILLS STANDARDS
IN THESE TESTS SHOULD BE ENROLLED
IN THE CLERICAL REFRESHER PROGRAM,
LISTED IN YOUR OFFICE COPY OF THE
OTR CATALOG AS COURSES B-12 TO B-19.
(EXECUTIVE - CONTINUED)
THE RAND CORPORATION, THE NAVAL
WAR COLLEGE, INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
MACHINES, AND Booz, ALLEN AND HAMIL-
TON, INC., ARE AMONG THE ORGANIZA-
TIONS THAT CONTRIBUTED TO THE DEVEL-
OPMENT OF THE GAME BY THE AMA STAFF.
OCTOBER 7 THROUGH OCTOBER 18
OCTOBER 28 THROUGH NOVEMBER 8
NOVEMBER 11 THROUGH NOVEMBER 22
DECEMBER 2 THROUGH DECEMBER 13
THE FEE FOR THE TWO WEEKS IS $1000,
AND INCLUDES TUITION, COURSE MATER-
RIALS, AND ALL CHARGES FOR FOOD AND
LODGING INCIDENT TO THE REGISTRANT'S
STAY AT THE ACADEMY. CONSIDERATION
FOR EXTERNAL TRAINING MAY BE GIVEN
TO SENIOR-LEVEL OFFICIALS WHO HAVE
COMPLETED OTR's BASIC MANAGEMENT.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT THE
REGISTRAR, OFFICE OF TRAINING, EX-
TENSION 4005.
EASTERN DEPARTMENT OF LAS
MOVES TO END OF QUARTERS EYE
THE EASTERN DEPARTMENT OF THE LAN-
GUAGE AND AREA SCHOOL HAS MOVED, AND
NOW IS LOCATED IN THE 1900, 2800 AND
2900 WINGS OF QUARTERS EYE. THE
ONLY ENTRANCE TO THESE WINGS IS AT
THE EAST END OF THE BUILDING. TELE-
PHONE EXTENSIONS ARE 3275 AND 2381.
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READING - EXECUTIVE WORKSHOP
NOW GIVEN BEFORE & DURING DUTY HOURS
READING TECHNIQUES - EXECUTIVE
WORKSHOP #1 RECENTLY WAS COMPLETED.
THE INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL HAS SCHED-
ULED THE NEXT 20-HOUR WORKSHOP TO
RUN 23 SEPT. - 4 OCT., 2 HOURS PER
DAY FOR 2 WEEKS. THE CLASS MEETING
TIME HAS NOT YET BEEN SET, BUT PROB-
ABLY WILL BE 1330 - 1530 HOURS EACH
AFTERNOON.
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AN IDEA OF THE HAND-OUT KIT GIVEN
TO STUDENTS IN THE AMERICANS ABROAD
25X1A6a ORIENTATION I S DISPLAYED ON
THE OPPOSITE PAGE. SEE YOUR OTR
BULLETIN, AUGUST 1957, FOR THE CLASS
SCHEDULE OF THE NEXT COURSE, WHICH
BEGINS 30 SEPTEMBER.
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THE KIT IS RETAINED BY PERSONNEL
AND THEIR DEPENDENTS WHO ENROLL FOR
THIS 15-HOUR BRIEFING. THE MAPS OF
ARE A TEACHING AID IN THE
CLASS SESSION TITLED, "MAP STUDY--
LOCATIONAL ORIENTATION ON WHERE YOU
ARE GOING AND THE PLACES TO SEE."
WORKSHOP #1 WAS HELD AT 0730, IN
ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE STUDENTS UNABLE
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SPECIALIZ-
ED TRAINING DURING DUTY HOURS. AN-
OTHER BEFORE-HOURS CLASS WILL BE
SCHEDULED IN EARLY 1958. AGENCY
EXECUTIVES THUS HAVE A TIME CHOICE
IN PLANNING TO ATTEND THESE SHORT,
PRODUCTIVE WORKSHOPS - BOTH BEFORE-
HOURS AND DUTY-HOURS CLASSES ARE
AVAILABLE; PLEASE WATCH YOUR OTR
BULLETIN FOR CURRENT SCHEDULES AND
OTHER INFORMATION
THE AIM OF THE WORKSHOP IS TO IN-
CREASE SPEED, ACCURACY, AND EASE IN
READING. STUDENTS PRACTICE THE PRIN-
CIPLES TAUGHT IN READING TECHNIQUES,
COURSE 1-7 IN YOUR OFFICE COPY OF
THE OTR CATALOG, BUT THE WORKSHOP
EMPHASIZES THOSE REQUIRED FOR ADMINI-
STRATIVE, OPERATIONAL, AND TECHNICAL
REVIEW.
THIS WORKSHOP PRIMARILY IS FOR OF-
FICIALS OF THE DD/I, DDS, AND DD/P
IN THE GRADES OF GS-15 OR HIGHER,
HOWEVER, PERSONS BELOW THESE GRADES
MAY BE ADMITTED ON SPECIAL REQUEST
IF THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES REQUIRE
EXECUTIVE READING SKILLS..
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RIEADING TECHNIQUES NOW 4 WEEKS
EXPERIMENT PROVED SUCCESSFUL
STUDENTS FAVOR 2 HOURS PER DAY
STUDENTS ACHIEVED AS MUCH LONG-
TIERM IMPROVEMENT FROM THE RECENT EX-
PIERIMENTAL 4-WEEK, 2-HOUR-PER-DAY
SCHEDULE AS THEY DID FROM THE FORMER
7-WEEK, 1-HOUR-PER-DAY SCHEDULE IN
READING TECHNIQUES. ALSO, STUDENTS
UNIFORMLY HAVE EXPRESSED THEMSELVES
IN FAVOR OF THE SHORTER, MORE INTEN-
SIVE, SCHEDULE.
THE INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL, THEREFORE,
NOW WILL SCHEDULE READING TECHNIQUES
ON THE NEW, 4-WEEK, 2-HOUR-PER-DAY,
BASIS.
RECENTLY, THE STAFF RE-TESTED 21
STUDENTS WHO HAD TAKEN THE EXPERIMEN-
TAL, SHORTER-DURATION COURSE. THE
RE-TESTS WERE CONDUCTED 2 MONTHS
AFTER THE END OF THE COURSE, TO DE-
TERMINE WHETHER STUDENT GAINS MADE
WERE RETAINED ON A LONG-TERM BASIS.
IN COMPARING THE LONG-TERM RESULTS
OF THE 4-WEEK SCHEDULE WITH THAT OF
THE 7-WEEK, THE FOLLOWING FIGURES
SHOW DIFFERENCES IN THE AVERAGE
GAINS MADE FROM PRE-TEST TO RE-TEST:
7-WEEK COURSE
1rEST RATE SCORE
4-WEEK COURSE
RATE SCORE
SCAN FOR
MAIN
IDEAS +106 +1 +206 +10
IINFORMA-
TIONAL +69 +8 +53 +7
STUDY - +14 - +22
THE FIGURES SUGGEST THAT THE 4-
WEEK STUDENTS MADE LARGER GAINS THAN
THE 7-WEEK STUDENTS IN SCANNING AND
READING TECHNIQUES AND ONLY SLIGHTLY
SMALLER GAINS IN INFORMATIONAL READ-
ING TECHNIQUES.
RARE LANGUAGE COURSE IS SCHEDULED
UZBEK BASIC SPEAKING (P-T) - 30 SEPT.
THE RE-TEST RESULTS INDICATE THAT
THE NEW SCHEDULE IS VERY EFFECTIVE.
TIHE STUDENTS' AVERAGE SCORES ON THE
3 READING TESTS BEFORE*THE COURSE,
AND 2 MONTHS AFTER COMPLETION, WERE:
BEFORE 2 Mos. AFTER
END OF COURSE
TEST RATE*SCORE* RATE' SCORE*
SCAN FOR
MAIN
IDEAS 442 70 648 80
INFORMA-
TIONAL 285 69 338 76
STUDY - 32 - 54
(''RATE IS IN WORDS PER MINUTE, AND
SCORE IS PERCENTAGE OF QUESTIONS AN-
SWERED CORRECTLY.
THE LANGUAGE AND AREA SCHOOL HAS
COMPLETED PREPARATIONS FOR TEACHING
UZBEK, THE MOST IMPORTANT LANGUAGE
OF CENTRAL ASIA AND A KEY TO THE
OTHER TONGUES OF SOVIET CENTRAL ASIA.
MATERIALS FOR THE UZBEK BASIC
SPEAKING (PART-TIME) COURSE, COMMENC-
ING 30 SEPT., HAVE BEEN SECURED
THROUGH AN ARRANGEMENT WITH THE UNI-'
VERSITY OF INDIANA, WHICH MADE THE
TEXT AND TAPES AVAILABLE TO THE OF-
FICE OF TRAINING IN RETURN FOR THE
REPRODUCTION OF A NUMBER OF COPIES
FOR THEIR USE.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN STUDYING
THIS RARE LANGUAGE, PLEASE CONTACT
R/TR, EXTENSION 8272, IMMEDIATELY.
(SEE SPECIAL ARTICLE ON UZBEK BY
THE LANGUAGE AND AREA SCHOOL.)
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CURRENT ENROLLMENT IN INTERNAL LAN-
GUAGE TRAINING COURSES IS APPROXI-
MATELY 119; ENROLLMENT IN SELF-STUDY
IS APPROXIMATELY 174.
CURRENT ENROLLMENT IN NON-DUTY-
HOURS LANGUAGE COURSES, MORNING AND
EVENING CLASSES, is 143, STUDYING
THE FOLLOWING LANGUAGES:
CHINESE
FRENCH
GERMAN
ITALIAN
RUSSIAN
SPANISH
THE LANGUAGE LABORATORY, 2132 EYE
BUILDING, WAS UTILIZED BY 203 STU-
DENTS DURING THE PAST MONTH, FOR A
TOTAL OF 2468 HOURS, IN THE STUDY OF
21 DIFFERENT LANGUAGES.
LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY EXAMINATIONS
RECENTLY WERE TAKEN BY 40 PEOPLE
FROM VARIOUS AGENCY COMPONENTS. THE
LANGUAGES WERE:
CHINESE (MANDARIN) JAPANESE
FRENCH KOREAN
GERMAN POLISH
ITALIAN SPANISH
OTR QUALIFICATIONS REVIEW AND
PLACEMENT PANELS RECENTLY MET TO
CONSIDER PEOPLE FOR THE FOLLOWING
LANGUAGE STUDIES:
CHINESE KOREAN
FRENCH RUSSIAN
GERMAN TURKISH
ITALIAN SPANISH
FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TESTS
OTR SOON TO USE NEW REPORT FORM
THE OFFICE OF TRAINING SOON WILL
COMMENCE USING A NEW FORM FOR REPORT-
ING RESULTS ON FOREIGN LANGUAGE PRO-
FICIENCY TESTS. AT THAT TIME, A
LETTER CODE WILL REPLACE THE NUMERAL
CODE PREVIOUSLY IN USE. THE NEW AND
OLD DESIGNATIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
NEW PROFICIENCY OLD
SLIGHT
ELEMENTARY
INTERMEDIATE
HIGH
NATIVE
SEPARATE RATINGS WILL CONTINUE TO
BE GIVEN FOR READING AND WRITING.
THE SINGLE RATING FOR SPEAKING WILL
BE REPLACED BY 3 SEPARATE RATINGS
FOR: PRONUNCIATION, SPEAKING, AND
UNDERSTANDING.
FURTHER INFORMATION ON FOREIGN LAN-
GUAGE PROFICIENCY TESTS WILL APPEAR
IN A FUTURE ISSUE OF YOUR OTR BULLE-
TIN.
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TRAINING OFFICERS ARE KEY
IN NEW LAS PROCEDURE
GOVERNING PROGRESS IN LANGUAGE STUDY
THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE IS ESTAB-
LISHED BY THE LANGUAGE AND AREA
SCHOOL(LAS) TO ASSIST THE INDIVIDUAL
WHO HAS EXPERIENCED DIFFICULTY IN
MEETING THE INSTRUCTIONAL STANDARDS
OF AN INTERNAL LANGUAGE TRAINING
COURSE..
ON LANGUAGE TRAINING EVALUATION~AN
INDIVIDUAL IS RATED FROM 1 TO 5 ON
EACH OF' THE COURSE OBJECTIVES. FOR
INSTANCE, A RATING OF 3.0 INDICATES
THAT "THE STUDENT MET THE OBJECTIVE
IN A SATISFACTORY MANNER, REVEALING
A GOOD GRASP OF THE ESSENTIALS." ON
THE LANGUAGE TRAINING EVALUATIONS-OF
INDIVIDUALS WHOSE OVERALL RATINGS IN
A COURSE AVERAGE LESS THAN 3.0 WILL
BE STAMPED THE FOLLOWINGS
"APPROVAL FOR FURTHER TRAINING
IN THIS LANGUAGE CONTINGENT UPON
SATISFACTORY INTERVIEW WITH
C/LAS."
SUBSEQUENTLY, IF THE INDIVIDUAL DE-
SIRES FURTHER TRAINING IN THAT LAN-
GUAGE, THE TRAINING OFFICER WILL. PRE-
PARE THE REQUEST FORM AND WILL AR-
RANGE FOR THE INDIVIDUAL TO BE INTER-
VIEWED BY CHIEF/LAS. AT CONCLUSION
OF THE INTERVIEW THE CHIEF/LAS WILL
NOTE HIS RECOMMENDATIONS(S),WITH SIG-
NA'TURE, ON THE REQUEST FORM AND THE
INDIVIDUAL WILL RETURN IT TO THE
TRAINING OFFICER. ONLY APPROVED,
SIGNED FORMS THEN WILL BE FORWARDED
BY THE TRAINING OFFICER TO R/TR.
THE PURPOSE OF THE INTERVIEW WILL
BE TO CONSIDER THE REASONS FOR THE
INADEQUATE PERFORMANCE OF THE INDI-
VIDUAL IN THE PREVIOUS COURSE AND TO
RECOMMEND APPROPRIATE PLACEMENT OF
THE INDIVIDUAL IN RESPECT TO FURTHER
LANGUAGE TRAINING.
INADEQUATE PERFORMANCE IN LANGUAGE
TRAINING MAINLY IS DUE TO LOW LAN-
GUAGE APTITUDE, OR TO ABSENCE FROM
CLASS OR LAB SESSIONS RESULTING FROM
THE PRESS OF OFFICE DUTIES.
IN CASES OF LOW LANGUAGE APTITUDE,
IT MAY BE RECOMMENDED THAT THE INDI-
VIDUAL REPEAT THE PREVIOUS COURSE BE-
FORE CONTINUING FURTHER TRAINING,
OR CONTINUE IN A LESS INTENSIVE
COURSE, INTERNALLY OR EXTERNALLY,
WHILE DEVOTING AS MUCH TIME AS PRE-
VIOUSLY TO STUDY.
IN CASES WHERE THE PRESSURE OF
OFFICE DUTIES WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR
POOR PERFORMANCE, REGISTRATION IN
TRAINING MAY BE MADE CONTINGENT UPON
FULL CLASS AND LAB ATTENDANCE; TRAIN-
ING OFFICERS WILL BE NOTIFIED THAT
A13SENCES WILL RESULT IN THE INDI-
VIDUAL BEING DROPPED FROM THE COURSE.
OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS MAY BE MADE
IN SPECIFIC CASES IN ORDER TO ASSURE
THAT INDIVIDUALS ARE PLACED IN
COURSES BEST FITTED TO INDIVIDUAL CIR-
CUMSTANCES AND TRAINING OBJECTIVES.
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COPIES OF THE FOLLOWING OTR PUBLI-
CATIONS ARE AVAILABLE AND MAY BE RE-
QUESTED THROUGH YOUR TRAINING OFFI-
CER, OR BY CALLING THE CHIEF, OTR
LIBRARY, EXTENSION 3096:
RUSSIAN & POLISH SEMINARS--15 OCT.
THOSE WISHING TO IMPROVE THEIR
ABILITY TO CONVERSE IN RUSSIAN OR
POLISH ARE INVITED TO JOIN ONE OF
THE CONVERSATION SEMINARS BEGINNING
15 OCTOBER.
GERMANY: A BIBLIOGRAPHY. THIRD RE-
VISED EDITION, TR RM 0-538, 110
PAGES, UNCLASSIFIED, OCTOBER 1957.
ALPHABETICAL AREA INDEX TO THE NA-
TIONAL INTELLIGENCE SURVEY, 5 PAGES,
JULY 1957, CONFIDENTIAL NOFORN.
OTR BOOKSHELF, TR RM 0-8, SECRET/CIA
INTERNAL USE ONLY, SEPTEMBER 1957 -
A LIST OF BOOKS RECENTLY ACQUIRED BY
THE OTR LIBRARY IN ADDITION TO SE-
LECTED FRENCH AND ENGLISH TITLES ON
INTELLIGENCE FROM THE HISTORICAL IN-
TELLIGENCE COLLECTION.
THE RUSSIAN (INTERMEDIATE) CONVER-
SATION SEMINAR WILL MEET EACH THURS-
DAY, FROM 1000 TO 1200, IN ROOM 2801
QUARTERS EYE.
THE RUSSIAN (ADVANCED) CONVERSA-
TION SEMINAR WILL MEET EACH THURSDAY,
FROM 0930 TO 1130, IN ROOM 2802
QUARTERS EYE.
A RUSSIAN NATIVE WILL CONDUCT
THESE SEMINARS IN INFORMAL DISCUS-
SIONS ON NON-TECHNICAL SUBJECTS,
SHORT STORIES, ETC.
THE POLISH (INTERMEDIATE) CONVER-
SATION SEMINAR MEETS ON THURSDAYS,
1200 TO 1400, IN ROOM 2911 QUARTERS
EYE.
To JOIN THE SEMINAR GROUPS, AN
INTERVIEW WITH INSTRUCTOR5X1A9a
_ EXTENSION 3275, I S REQUIRED 5X1A9a
CONTACT YOUR TRAINING OFFICER TO AR-
RANGE FOR THE INTERVIEW.
FRENCH SEMINAR BEGINS SECOND YEAR
THE FRENCH SEMINAR, MEETING TUES-
DAYS AND THURSDAYS IN ROOM 2132, I
BUILDING, NOW BEGINS ITS SECOND YEAR
OF SERVICE TO FRENCH-SPEAKING AGENCY
PERSONNEL.
THE SEMINAR IS OPEN TO ALL THOSE
INTERESTED IN MAINTAINING THEIR
FLUENCY IN THE LANGUAGE. NO PREPA-
RATION IS NECESSARY, AND VARIOUS
TOPICS ARE DISCUSSED AT EACH MEET-
ING. INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED BY
CALLING THE PRINCIPAL INSTRUCTOX1A9a
EXTENSION 4437.
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The Agency has been invited to nominate persons for the following
full-time external language courses sponsored by the Air Force and the
National Security Agency,, Candidates must be certified by the OTR
Qualifications Review and Placement Panel which meets 26 September.
For information or service,, call R/' i2, extension 1.005.
Language
Starting Date
Duration
Sponsor
Mai (tentative)
September
6-9 months
NSA
Polish
30 September (probable
6-9 months
NSA
date)
Vietnamese
30 September (probable
6-9 months
NSA
date)
Swedish
7 October
6 months
AF (Georgetown)
Chinese
- October (probable
6 months
NSA
(late)
Russian (tentative)
6-9 months
NSA
A14 ICA'NS ABROAD ORIENTATION
WESTERN EUROPE 7 TO 11 OCTOBER
This regional-type Americans Abroad Orientation, covering all of Eu-
rope vest of the iron Cuter ;a n ex oep ,- y, Greece, and Yugoslavia, will
be given daily from 0900 to 1200 hoursin Room 2132 Eye Building.
All personnel, as well as their Adult and teen-age dependents, expect-
ing to go to a country in this area for the first time are encouraged to
attend. Applications for registration of employees must be submitted to
the Registrar by &3 SgAegibe so that the instruction can be tailored to
the needs of enrollees. Requests for admission of dependents should be
submitted by Training Officers through the Office of Security to the Chief,
Language and Area School, and should include a statement that all sessions
of the course are unclassified. Further information may be obtained by
calling extension 4437.
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Classes
This course will be given from 15 October to 19 December.
will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1330 to 1630 in Room 2103,
Alcott Hall. Applications for registration must be submitted to the Re-
gistrar, Office of Training, on or before I October. Ma d.muin enrollment 25X1 Aga
in this course is thirty. For further information, call
extension 24.28.
es
The course is designed to meet the needs of personnel whose duties
require a knowledge of the USSR. Included will be the following: the
historical development of Czarist Russia and the USSR, the geography,
economic resources, the role of the Communist Party, the structure and
activities of the government and of the economy, the military capabili-
ties, Soviet literature and art, the nationalities of the USSR, and
Soviet foreign policy.
Instruction will be by lecture, discussion, and selected reading
materials. Films and training aids also will be used.
SCHEDULE
15 October 17th and 18th Century Russia
Tuesday
17 October Revolutionary Russia, 19th Century
Thursday
22 October The Russian Revolutions 1905-1917
Tuesday
24 October Soviet History: 1917-27 and 1928-1t0
Thursday
29 October World War II and After
Tuesday
31 October Role of the Communist Party
Thursday
5 November The Government of the USSR
Tuesday
7 November Economic Geography and Resources
Thursday
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Tuesday
14 November
Thursday
19 November
Tuesday
21 November
Thursday
26 November
Tuesday
3 December
Tuesday
5 December
Thursday
10 December
Tuesday
12 December
Thursday
17 December
Tuesday.
19 December
Thursday
Organization of the :Economy and the Role of Planning
The Soviet Economy. Agriculture and Industry
The Soviet Economy. Transportation., Mining and Labor
The Soviet Military Organization and Capabilities
Soviet Science and Education
The Soviet Intelligence Services
Nationalities in the'USSR
Soviet Literature and Art
Soviet Foreign Affairs: 1917 - present
Seminar on Soviet Society Today
Soviet Objectives
Review Seminar and E urination
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INTEGRATED LA1 URGE/AREA STUDY USSR 23 SEPTEMBER TO 20 ICE R
This course will be given Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from 0830 to
1030 hours, in Room 2825, Quarters Eye. Applications for registration must
be received by the Registrar on or before 16 September.
This course is designed to increase background knowledge of the USSR and
to improve the student's knowledge of the Russian language. Lectures and
assignments will be based on area materials, including geography, history,
economics, politics, literature, art, army, navy, etc.
The student must have completed a minimum of two years part-time, or
nine months full-time study of Russian, or the equivalent, as a prerequisit5X1Aga
to enrolling in this course. An interview with the instructor,
- Room 1928, Quarters Eye, extension 3275, is required of applicants.
BASIC COUNTRY SURVEY GERMANY 3.5 OCTOBER TO 19 EEGMER
The Basic Country Survey -- Germa will be offered on Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 0900 to 1230 hours in Room 2132 "I" Building. Applications
must be received by the Registrar, Office of Training, on or before
25X1 A9a 1 October. An interview with the chief instructor, Room 2129
I"~ ding, extension 4437., is required of all applicants pr or to 15
October. Ask your Training Officer to arrange for your application and
interview appointment.
The principal objective of this course is to help the student gain a
broad understanding of Germany's role, both present and prospective, in
world affairs. Emphasis will be placed on the relationships of West and
East Germany to American and to Soviet strategy.
The course will be organized in topical units presented by the
chief instructor and guest specialists. Students will be expected to
read appropriate source materials and to engage in class discussion on
each unit. In the early weeks the focus will be on the geographical,
historical, economic, sociological, and political aspects of West and
East Germany. Later units will concentrate on current problems of
strategic significance.
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INTEGRATED ILANGUAGE/AREA STUDY GEE7ANY
14 OCTOBER TO 20 DECEtBER
This first full-time language course-based almost exclusively on area
materials r.. the 10-week Into ated L nia a Area Stu - Germany __ will
be given in Room 2132 Eye B ding from 1 October to 20 Decem er. Consult
the descriptive news item in your August 1957 OTR Bulletin, page 7. Appli-
cations for registration of employees mast be submitted to the Registrar
immediately.
This course will be at the intermediate-level and is intended for
graduates of our Basic (Full.,Time) language course or for other qualified
employees desiring to refresh their German. Enrollment will be limited to
B persons.
Area knowledge __ through the use of teaching materials concerned with
the country - will be the principal by-product of these new courses. An-
other will be familiarity with the vocabulary of public affairs, actually,
in use in that country, along with practice in discussing domestic and for_
eiga problems. A few hours also will be devoted to intelligence terminology.
The class will distribute its time during an average week as follows.
Contemporary Germans Hours
Pew ram? Week
Private study in two textbooks..-with help of tapes 5
Oral. questions and answers based on area information
text, Deutschland Fibel 5
Oral- questions and answers based on area problems text,
Ein deutsches Zeitunslesebuch 3
Vocabulary drill based on problems text. 2
Lecture in Basic. County Surrvvey.~Germa (in English) 12
Lecture and discussion (in German) on portion of above
lecture
Discus&ion of current events concerning Germany, based
an news items
Films
History of Germa :
112
lz
Private study in textbook, Gi;-Cg~g~ der Ge chi chte,
with tapes 5
Oral questions and answers based on text 2
Vocabulary drill based on text 2
Lecture and discussion 1*
Intelligence Terminolo?r 2
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REGIONAL SURVEY ASIA (ECONOMIC FACTORS) 8 OCTOBER TO 14 NOVEMBER
This course will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1345 to 1645
hours, in Boom 2924, Quarters Eye. Applications for registration must be
received by the Registrar, Office of Training, on or before 23 September.
This course is designed for personnel who require economic information
on Asia and familiarity with the various factors involved. It surveys the
region embracing Japan, China, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaya, Indochina,
Thailand, Burma, India, Pakistan and Ceylon. It deals with the government,
population, soil, mineral and industrial development, international trade,
labor, communications, economic relations and problems of the region. At
each session there will be a guest speaker in addition to the regular lecture
and film. Students will be required to take an oral test and submit term
papers.
REGIONAL SURVEY EAST ASIA 4 NOVEMBER TO 10 JANUARY
This course, formerly titled "Northeast Asia," will be held on Mondays..
Wednesdays and Fridays, from 1400 to 1630 hours, in Room 2928, Quarters Eye.
Applications for registration must be submitted to the Registrar, on or
before 21 October. An interview with the instructor, 5X1 A9a
extension 3275, is required of applicants.
This course is designed for personnel who require a knowledge of China,
Japan and surrounding dependent areas, such as Formosa, Korea and the
Ryukyus, from the beginning of the Nineteenth Century. Particular emphasis
will be placed on the impact of the West (including Russia). Particular
emphasis will also be placed upon the economic and political relationships
of the area to the West. Adequate evidence of the student's accomplishment
in the course will be required for evaluation and assessment purposes.
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NOONTIME MOITIE PROGR_A.M SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
You are invited to attend the various foreign language and English
films to be shown in Room 1-82 Quarters Eye, at 1200 hours as scheduled
below. Films of both entertainment and factual types are included. If
you enjoy foreign films, desire to improve your language proficiency, or
seek additional "area"knowledge, you will find these programs interesting
and beneficial. Occasionally, if it is impossible to secure a scheduled
film, a substitution will be made. For flurther information, please call
extension 2381. You will, of course, wish to arrange
with your supervisor for authorization to attend those films which re-
quire time in excess of your bunch hour.
10 September Italian film: "Pact With The Devil" B0064, 80 min.
Tuesday (Shown at the Venice Film Festival, 1949)
11. September
Wednesday
17 September
Tuesday
25 September
Wednesday
30 September
Monday
3 October
Thursday
9 October
Wednesday
10 October
Thursday
15 October
Tuesday
16 October
Wednesday
17 October
Thursday
Russian Newsreels
French film: "Les Maudits" B1:L00, 80 min. Wiry.
of
Fanatic Nazi agent after fall of Germany)
M uditorium)
Russian film: "Saltamat" J61Q9, 107 min.
(Story of struggle between new and old agriculture)
German film: "With Sealed Orders" B0511, 110 min.
(Espionage Drama) Auditorium)
Spanish film: "Underage" G7088, 106 min.
(Trials and Tribulations of a teen-age girl)
German Newsreels
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Hungarian Short: "Ruthenia" G6558, 18 min.; "Suspension
Bridge" C7008, 17 min.; "A Day at Lake Balatin" 20 min.
Chinese film: "The Watch" D6237, 121 min. (Anti-nationalist
film on Shanghai Children) ~ Auditorium)
Russian film: "Behind the Show Window" J7041, 95 min.
(Problems of a Soviet Department Store Executive)
Polish Feature
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UZBEK
(BY LANGUAGE AND AREA SCHOOL)
FOR THE FIRST TIME, A CENTRAL ASIAN LANGUAGE IS BEING OFFERED BY A
GOVERNMENT LANGUAGE SCHOOL. THE LANGUAGE AND AREA SCHOOL IS OFFERING
A PART-TIME COURSE IN UZBEK BASIC SPEAKING FROM 30 SEPTEMBER 1957 TO
9 MAY 1958. IT WILL PREPARE SELECTED PERSONS, THROUGH STUDY OF THE
LANGUAGE, TO COMMUNICATE AND TO DEVELOP CAPACITY FOR RESEARCH ON THE
AREA USING UZBEK LANGUAGE MATERIALS.
THE UZBEK SSR IS ONE OF THE REPUBLICS CONSTITUTING SOVIET CENTRAL
ASIA. THIS AREA IS BORDERED ON THE EAST BY CHINESE SINKIANG, ON THE
SOUTH BY IRAN AND AFGHANISTAN, AND ON THE WEST BY THE CASPIAN SEA. IT
WAS ORIGINALLY SETTLED BY MOSLEMS OF TURKISH ORIGIN AND FOR MANY CEN-
TURIES WAS A REGION OF FLOURISHING EMIRATES. THE REGION WAS OVERRUN
BY GENGHIS KAHN IN 1220 AND BY TAMERLANE IN 1378. BOTH THE REGION AND
3/4 OF THE POPULATION TAKE THE NAME UZBEK FROM UZBEG KAHN WHO LIVED IN
THE 14TH CENTURY. RUSSIAN TSARIST FORCES OCCUPIED THE PRESENT CAPITAL
OF UZBEK SSR (TASHKENT) IN 1865, AND THE OTHER IMPORTANT CITIES OF THE
AREA, SAMARKAND, BUKHARA, AND KHIVA, IN 1868 AND 1873. ALL OF THESE
BECAME VASSAL EMIRATES OF THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE. THE UZBEK SSR WAS ESTAB-
LISHED IN 1924 AND INCLUDED IN THE SOVIET UNION IN 1925.
FIGHTING IN UZBEK SSR AGAINST THE SOVIET UNION CONTINUED UNTIL 1931.
THE NATIONALIST BASNACHI MOVEMENT WAS ANTI-RUSSIAN AND SPECIFICALLY
ANTI-SOVIET RUSSIAN IN CHARACTER. THE UZBEKS, WHO ARE THE MOST ENTER-
PRISING AND MOST CULTURALLY ADVANCED OF THE CENTRAL ASIAN PEOPLES, HAVE
BEEN ALSO THE MOST RESISTANT TO THE SOVIET UNION. FEELINGS OF NATIONAL-
ISM AND ANTI-RED SENTIMENT ARE STRONGEST AMONG THEM.
THE UZBEK SSR IS THE MOST IMPORTANT OF THE CENTRAL ASIAN REPUBLICS,
AND OCCUPIES THE CENTRAL POSITION IN CENTRAL ASIA. IT IS, ITSELF,
ABOUT THE SIZE OF CALIFORNIA. ITS PEOPLE ARE 75% UZBEK - A TURKO-
MOSLEM PEOPLE. THE ADMIXTURE OF THE POPULATION INCLUDES TURKS, MONGOLS,
PERSIANS, AFGHANS, TAJIK, SARTS (IRANIAN), KARA-KALPAKIANS, KAZAKHS,
RUSSIANS AND JEWS. MOST OF THE UZBEKS ARE MOSLEMS, THOUGH MOHAMMEDANISM
IS NOT TODAY THE DOMINANT CULTURAL INFLUENCE IT ONCE WAS. THE USSR OFFI-
CIALLY LETS ISLAM ALONE, BUT UNOFFICIALLY IT IS SUPPRESSED. ALONG WITH
OTHER MEASURES OF SOVIETIZATION, RUSSIAN CULTURE HAS BEEN BROUGHT INTO
THE AREA AND SOVIET INSTITUTIONS HAVE REPLACED OLD ISLAMIC INSTITUTIONS.
THIS IS IN PART REFLECTED IN THE MODIFICATION OF MOSLEM CUSTOMS CONCERN-
ING WOMEN, WHO NOW CONSTITUTE A CONSIDERABLE PART OF THE FARM AND FAC-
TORY LABOR FORCE.
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THE UZBEK LANGUAGE IS A MEMBER OF THE TURKIC LINGUISTIC GROUP. IT
IS THE MOST IMPORTANT LANGUAGE OF SOVIET CENTRAL ASIA, AND A KEY TO
THE OTHER LANGUAGES OF THE AREA. A PERSON WHO SPEAKS UZBEK CAN COMMU-
NICATE, WITH LITTLE DIFFICULTY, WITH OTHER CENTRAL ASIAN PEOPLES. UZBEK,
ORIGINALLY WRITTEN IN ARABIC SCRIPT AND SUBSEQUENTLY IN LATIN SCRIPT, IS
NOW WRITTEN IN RUSSIAN SCRIPT, AND MANY THOUSANDS OF RUSSIAN LOAN WORDS
ARE NOW CURRENT IN THE LANGUAGE. AI3OUT FIVE TO SIX MILLION PERSONS
SPEAK UZBEK. THE TWO MAIN DIALECTS OF THE LANGUAGE DIFFER MAINLY IN
THE DIFFERENT PRONUNCIATION OF VOWELS. UZBEK HAS THE LARGEST LITERA-
TURE OF' THE CENTRAL ASIAN LANGUAGES.
UZEIEK SSR IS THE MOST POPULATED, THE MOST ECONOMICALLY PROSPEROUS,
AND THE MOST INDUSTRIALIZIED OF THE CENTRAL ASIAN REPUBLICS. AGRICUL-
TURE IS ITS ECONOMIC BASE. IN THIS REGION OF LARGELY DESERT, AND HOT
AND DRY CLIMATE, AGRICULTURE IS MADE: POSSIBLE ONLY BY AN EXTENSIVE
SYSTEM OF IRRIGATION CANALS AND PUMPIING STATIONS WHICH MAKE THE LAND
ARABLE. THE FINEST COTTON LANDS IN THE SOVIET UNION ARE IN UZBEK SSR
WHICH PRODUCES 2/3 OF THE COTTON CROP OF THE SOVIET UNION. THE DEVEL-
OPMENT OF INDUSTRY HAS CENTERED AROUND COTTON. THE OIL WELLS YIELD
FUEL FOR OPERATING MACHINERY USED ON THE COTTON PLANTATIONS; ELECTRIC
POWER STATIONS GENERATE ELECTRICITY TO RUN THE FACTORIES THAT MAKE
COTTON PICKERS AND GINS; THE MILLS CONVERT RAW COTTON INTO THREAD,
CLOTH AND CLOTHING; AND THE NITROGEN PLANTS TURN OUT FERTILIZER FOR
THE SOIL. OTHER AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS:INCLUDE SUGAR BEETS, RICE, AL-
FALFA, WHEAT, AND FRUITS, SUCH AS RAISINS, APRICOTS, FIGS AND ORANGES.
THERE IS A TRADITIONAL AND ECONOMICALLY IMPORTANT SILK AND TEXTILE
INDUSTRY. LIVESTOCK RAISING IS IMPORTANT IN THE HILL PASTURE LANDS
AND STEPPES AND AND A HIGH QUALITY CARACUL FUR IS PRODUCED FOR EXPORT.
MINERAL RESOURCES INCLUDE COAL, SULFUR, COPPER, OIL, IRON, SILVER,
LEAD, AND URANIUM. TASHKENT, THE CAPITAL, REPRESENTS BOTH THE INDUS-
TRIAL AND CULTURAL CENTER OF THE AREA.
THE OFFERING OF UZBEK REPRESENTS A CONTINUING ATTEMPT BY THE LAN-
GUAGE AND AREA SCHOOL NOT ONLY TO MEET STATE:D TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
BUT ALSO GRADUALLY TO INCREASE THE AGENCY'S RESOURCES FOR BETTER CUR-
RENT UNDERSTANDING OF FOREIGN AREAS AND FOR DEALING WITH POTENTIAL
DEVELOPMENTS REQUIRING LANGUAGE COMPETENCE AND AREA KNOWLEDGE.
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For information regarding courses and registration procedure, read
your office copy of the OTR C alo and your OTR. Bulletin, and consult
your Training Officer. To register in a course, secure the approval
and sponsorship of your_supervisor. OTR registration deadline and
course dates follow. ,[Please check with your Training Officer regard-
ing his special deadlines for applications :
COURSE TITLE
7 Oct
- 18 Oct
28 Oct
- 15 Nov
Intelligence Orientation B-3 23 Sept 30 Sept - 25 Oct
(R&S Auditorium) 21 Oct 28 Oct - 22 Nov
25X1 A6a Administrative Procedures B-4 28 Oct 18 Nov - 6 Dec
(136
) B-5 23 Sept 30 Sept - 1 Nov
og
l
(See our OTR Cata
25X1A6a
(1361"
Basic Supervision (GS 9-11) B-7 30 Sept
25X1A6a (0830 - 1230 hours, daily)
(155- -
Basic Supervision (GS 12-14) 21 Oct
25X1 A6a (0830 - 1230 hours, daily)
(155MMEW
25X1A6a (0830 - 1230 hours, daily)
(155
Clerical Refresher Program B-12 to 7 Oct
Basic Management (GS 12-14) B-8 16 Sept 23 Sept - 4 Oct
(Hours to be arranged)
(Room 508, 1016 16th St)
B-19 12 Nov
14 Oct - 8 Nov
18 Nov - 13 Dec
Pre-testing for the Clerical Refresher Program is scheduled for
10 October and 7 November in Room 508, 1016 16th Street as follows:
60900 - 1000 Typing 1000 - 1100 Shorthand 1100 - 1200 English Usage
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COURSE TITLE
CODE
APPLY BY
DURATION
Instructional Techniques
(2011 R&S)
B-2.0
30 Sept
*7 Oct - 11 Oct
(Formerly 9 Sept)
Dependents' Briefing
(
E-23
(See your
1 Oct - 2 Oct
117 Central Bldg)
Trainin
Officer
Party Organization &
Operations
C-2
23 Sept
30 Sept - 25 Oct
(0830-1230, daily)
(2202 AIcott)
Intelligence Techniques
(2027 R&B )
I-1
23 Sept
30 Sept - 25 Oct
Effective Speaking
1-5
25 Nov
2 Dec - 24 Jan
(0930-:L130, Mon,Wed)
(2025 R&S)
Writing Workshop
(
I-6
21 Oct
28 Oct - 22 Nov
0900-].200 hours,
1st wk:, Mon,Tues,Thurs
last 3 wks: Tues,Thurs)
(2026 MS)
Reading Techniques
(Hou
t
b
I-7
16 Sept
*23 Sept - 18 Oct
rs
o
e arranged)
(2402 Alcott)
21 Oct
28 Oct - 22 Nov
Reading Techniques-
Executive (Workshop)
(Hours to be arranged)
(2402 Alcott)
16 Sept
23 Sept - 4 Oct
Intelligence Research (Maps)
(0900-1200, Mon,Wed,Fri)
1-12
21 Oct
28 Oct - 15 Nov
(2029 R&S)
("0" course titles are
n-1
16
Se
t
30 S
listed only in OTR
p
ept - 31 Jan
Catalog 100-1)
0-2
28 O
ct
4 Nov - 13 Dec
0-4
14 Oct
21 Oct - 8 Nov
0-6
30 Dec
6 Jan - 31 Jan
(-10
16 Sept
23 Sept - 11 Oct
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APPLY BY
DURATION
COURSE TITLE
0-13
23 Sept
7 Oct- - 25 Oct
0-15
12 Nov
18 Nov
- 6 Dec
0-25
30 Sept
18 Nov
7 Oct
25 Nov
- 25 Oct
- 13 Dec
IR
28 Oct
4 Nov
- 15 Nov
*PLEASE BE SURE TO MAKE THESE CHANGES ON THE LONG-TERM SCHEDULE OF
COURSES (FOLD-OUT CHARTS) IN THE BACK OF YCUR OFFICE COPY OF THE
OTR CATALOG
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AREA T.RAININ(
Applications for Area, Part-Time Language, and Integrated Language/Area
Study training must be submitted to the Registrar, Office of Training,
at least two weeks prior to the starting date of the course.
COURSE TITLE
APPLY BY
DURATION
Americans Abroad Orientation:
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Western Europe
Basic Country Survey
16: Sept
23: Sept
30 Sept - 4 Oct
7 Oct - 11 Oct
Germany
USS
1 Oct
15 Oct -. 19 Dec
R
1 Oct
15 Oct - 19 Dec
Philippines
27 Dec
*13 Jan - 21 Feb 58
(Formerly 7 Oct)
Regional Survey:
Asia (Economic Factors) 23 Sept 8 Oct - 14 Nov
East Asia 7 Oct # 4 Nov - 10 Jan 58
ov - 1
0 Jan 58
(Formerly 21 Oct)
-rated
-language/Area Study:
Germany ;30 Sept 14 Oct - 20 Dec
( See X111 Time Lan ?aze Tra3r~:in :
German Intermedi.ate RM-1 a,.
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FULL-TIME LANGUAGE TRAINING
Applications for Full-Time language courses should be submitted at least
6 weeks, and preferably 3 months,, prior to the beginning dates of the
courses. Qualifications of all applicants are considered by OTR Qualifi-
cations Review Panels prior to approval for training.
COURSE TITLE
Basic RSW
APPLY BY
DURATION
Chinese
Immediately
*34 Oct - 12 Sept 58
(Formerly 30 Sept)
French
Immediately
30 Sept - 28 Feb 58
German
Immediately
*14 Oct - 14 Mar 58
(Formerly 30 Sept)
Italian
Immediately
30 Sept - 28 Feb 58
Japanese
Immediately
30 Sept - 27 June 58
Romanian
Immediately
30 Sept - 28 Feb 58
Spanish
Immediately
30 Sept - 28 Feb 58
Intermediate RSW
Chinese Immediately
German (see AREA TRAINING: Immediately
PART-TIME IA NGUAGE TRAINING
Arabic
Basic Reading 7 Oct
Chinese
14 Oct - 24 Jan 58
14 Oct - 20 Dec
*21 Oct -. 8 Aug 58
(Formerly 1 July)
(Formerly 23 Sept)
Basic RSW
30 Sept
14 Oct
- 1 Aug 58
Intermediate RSW
30 Sept
14 Oct
- 1 Aug 58
Basic Speaking
30 Sept
34 Oct
- 14 Mar 58
Intermediate Speaking
30 Sept
14 Oct
-20 Dec
Basic Reading
30 Sept
14 Oct
- 20 Dec
Integrated LJA Study - Germany)
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COURSE TITLE
APPLY BY
DURATION
German
Basic Speaking
Intermediate Speaking
Basic Reading
Workshop - Reading
30 Sept
30 Sept
30 Sept
30 Sept
14 Oct - 14 Mar 58
14 Oct - 20 Dec
14 Oct -14Mar58
14 Oct -20 Dec
Italian
Basic Speaking
Intermediate Speaking
Basic Reading
Portuguese
Basic Reading
Romanian
Basic Speaking
Basic Reading
Russian
Basic Reading 1.6 Sept
Basic Speaking 16 Sept
Intermediate Reading 16 Sept
Intermediate Reading - Scientific 16 Sept
Familiarization RSW 16 Sept
Spanish
Basic Speaking 30 Sept
Intermediate Speaking 30 Sept
Basic Reading 30 Sept
30 Sept
3C) Sept
30 Sept
30 Sept
30 Sept
30 Sept
14 Oct - 14 Mar 58
14 Oct - 20 Dec
14 Oct -20Dec
14 Oct - 14 Mar 58
14 Oct - 20 Dec
30 Sept - 9 May 58
30 Sept - 9 May 58
30 Sept - 9 May 58
30 Sept - 24 Jan 58
30 Sept - 6 Dec
14 Oct - 14 Mar 58
14 Oct - 20 Dec
14 Oct - 20 Dec
Basic Speaking
16 Sept
30 Sept - 9 May 58
*PLEASE MAKE THESE CHANGES ON TIT; LONG-TERM SCHEDUIE (FOM-OUT CHARTS)
IN THE BACK OF YOUR OFFICE COPY OF THE OTR CATALOG.
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TESTS
The Foreign Language Proficiency Tests are for those persons
Who already have some knowledge of a given language, and are designed
to test how well a person reads, writes, and speaks that language.
Individuals applying for intermediate or advanced study of a language
may be required by the Office of Training to take the proficiency
test in that language in order to determine just what further train-
ing will be most rewarding. The written part of the test (covering
reading and writing) requires about three-four hours and is given in
the morning. The oral part requires about 15 minutes for each person
and is given in the afternoon. Individuals may elect, or be required,
to take tests in reading, writing, or speaking, or any combination of
these capabilities. All tests are administered on Thursdays, in Room
2825, Quarters Eye. Call extension 4640 at least one week prior to
the date of a test to arrange an appointment.
19 Sep German 7 Nov Danish
Korean
26 Sep Bengali Slovak
Hungarian Urdu
Japanese
Ukrainian 14 Nov German
3 Oct French 21 Nov Estonian
Persian
10 Oct Hebrew Thai
Malay (Javi) Yiddish
Serbo-Croatian
Swedish 5 Dec French
17 Oct Russian 12 Dec Cambodian
Lithuanian
24 Oct Arabic Norwegian
Finnish
Greek 19 Dec Russian
31 Oct Spanish
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25X1A
Director of Training
Deputy Director of
Training
Plans & Policy Staff
Support Staff
Assessment & Evalua-
tion Staff
Junior Officer Training
Program
Intelligence School
School of International
Communism & the USSR
Operations School
Language & Area School
Proficiency Testing
Eastern Studies
Western Studies
Registrar/TR
Deputy Registrar/TR
Processing Section
Information Section
OFFICE OF TRAINING
Ext. Room & Building
3521 11,
3521 11,
3531 4,
3732 8,
8307 1331A, R & S
35x.4 2413, Alcott
3832 2009, R & S
2428 2204, Alcott
3102 201C,_
8015 2129, Eye
4640 2623, Qtrs. Eye
3275 2518, Qtrs. Eye
4437 2129, Eye
4005 1104, Alcott
4005 1106, Alcott
3731 1107, Alcott
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25X1A
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TFAINING OFFICERS
Special Asst. for DD/I 641 347, Admin
25X1 A O/DDI
STATSPEC
ONE
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OBI
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CONTACT
SOVMAT
703 354, Admin
4443
2413 1003, M
4533 1007, M
552 105, Admin
749 2052, Q
2650 2052, Q
8326 1713, Barton
2521 126,
795 402, 1717 H
2265 523, 1717 H
2993 410, 1717 H
2926 414 1 17 H
586 2021
3016 2029
Special Assto for DD/S 2228 222, East
Audit
Management
Medical
Comptroller
Logistics
2247 1133, Eye
4183 "555, 1717 H
3348 1303, J
2976 2308, Eye
25X1A
25X1A
25X1A
4454 1039, Alcott
4134 2c-49, Qtrs. Eye
Personnel 4353
Security
249, Curie
8151 2514, Eye
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FOR INFORMATION, CALL THE OC TRAINING OFFICER, EXT. 2976
TITLE STAFF CRYPTOGRAPHIC SYSTEM (MANUAL) #CIP 101
OBJECTIVE To QUALIFY STAFF PERSONNEL TO PERFORM MANUAL STAFF CRYPTO-
GRAPHIC DUTIES
PREREQUISITE CRYPTOGRAPHIC CLEARANCE
ENROLLMENT 1 To 10
DURATION THREE WEEKS (120 HOURS)
LOCATION OTHER THAN HEADQUARTERS
THIS OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS COURSE IS COMPRISED OF A COMPLETE COVERAGE
OF THE MANUAL SYSTEMS AND PROCEDURES REQUIRED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF STAFF
CRYPTOGRAPHIC DUTIES. IT IS REQUIRED FOR ALL STAFF PERSONNEL WHO WILL BE
RESPONSIBLE FOR PERFORMING OR ASSISTING WITH THE PERFORMANCE OF MANUAL STAFF
CRYPTOGRAPHIC DUTIES, WHO HAVE NOT BEEN PREVIOUSLY QUALIFIED FOR SUCH DUTIES
THROUGH FORMAL TRAINING WITH OUR ORGANIZATION.
TITLE STAFF CRYPTOGRAPHIC SYSTEM (MACHINE) - KL-7 #CIP 102
OBJECTIVE To QUALIFY STAFF PERSONNEL IN KL-7 OPERATION AND PROCEDURES
PREREQUISITE CRYPTOGRAPHIC CLEARANCE
#CIP 101
ENROLLMENT 1 To 10
DURATION ONE WEEK (40 HOURS)
LOCATION OTHER THAN HEADQUARTERS
THIS OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS COURSE CONSISTS OF INSTRUCTION AND PRAC-
TICE IN THE PROCEDURES AND OPERATION OF THE KL-7 CRYPTOGRAPHIC DEVICE. IT
IS REQUIRED FOR STAFF PERSONNEL WHO WILL BE ASSIGNED CRYPTOGRAPHIC DUTIES
AT STATIONS UTILIZING THE KL-7.
CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY
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FOR INFORMATION, CALL THE OC 'TRAINING OFFICER, EXT. 2976
TITLE STAFF CRYPTOGRAPHIC SYSTEM (MACHINE) - SIGTOT/TINYTOT #CIP 104
OBJECTIVE To QUALIFY STAFF PERSONNEL IN TELETYPE, SIGTOT AND TINYTOT
OPERATION AND PROCEDURES
PREREQUISITE ~R1O11 T8 APHIC CLEARANCE
ENROLLMENT 1 TO 10
DURATION THREE WEEKS (120 HOURS)
LOCATION OTHER THAN HEADQUARTERS
THIS OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS COURSE CONSISTS OF INSTRUCTION AND PRAC-
TICE IN THE PROCEDURES AND OPERATION OF TELETYPE, SIGTOT AND TINYTOT EQUIP-
MENT. IT IS REQUIRED FOR STAFF PERSONNEL WHO WILL BE ASSIGNED CRYPTOGRAPHIC
DUTIES AT STATIONS UTILIZING THESE MACHINES.
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TITLE STAFF CRYPTOGRAPHIC SYSTEMS (REFRESHER) #CIP 105
OBJECTIVE To QUALIFY PREVIOUSLY-TRAINED STAFF PERSONNEL IN THE USE OF
NEW AND REVISED PROCEDURES AND TO PROVIDE THEM WITH A REVIEW
OF PREVIOUS INSTRUCTION.
PREREQUISITE CRYPTOGRAPHIC CLEARANCE
#CIP 101 OR #CIP 104, AS APPROPRIATE
ABILITY TO PASS ASSESSMENT EXAMINATION, IF REQUIRED
ENROLLMENT 1 To 5
DURATION Two WEEKS (80 HOURS)
0
STUDENTS MAY BE ENROLLED IN THE FIRST AND/OR SECOND WEEK AS
REQUIRED.
L)
LOCATION OTHER THAN HEADQUARTERS
0
0 THE FIRST WEEK OF THIS OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS COURSE CONSISTS OF A
O REVIEW OF CIP 101 (MANUAL CRYPTOGRAPHIC SYSTEMS); THE SECOND WEEK, A REVIEW
u OF CIP 102 AND CIP 104 (MACHINE CRYPTOGRAPHIC SYSTEMS).
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THE COURSE IS CONDUCTED FOR PERSONNEL WHO HAVE HAD PREVIOUS TRAINING
AND EXPERIENCE IN CRYPTOGRAPHIC PROCEDURES AND IS TAILORED TO MEET THE RE-
0 QUIREMENTS OF THE SPECIFIC ASSIGNMENT. THE STUDENT RECEIVES A REVIEW OF
PREVIOUS INSTRUCTION AND LEARNS NEW PROCEDURES TO QUALIFY HIM TO PERFORM
}o CRYPTOGRAPHIC DUTIES AT HIS NEW STATION.
z
SINCE THE CRYPTOGRAPHIC PROCEDURES USED AT THE VARIOUS STATIONS OFTEN
DIFFER, THE NEED FOR ENROLLING IN THIS COURSE SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ANYTIME
AN INDIVIDUAL IS ASSIGNED TO A STATION FOR WHICH HE HAS NOT BEEN SPECIFICALLY
I TRAINED.
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TITLE STAFF CRYPTOGRAPHIC SYSTEMS (MANUAL AND MACHINE) - SPECIAL
APPLICATIONS #CIP 106 u)
OBJECTIVE To PROVIDE LIMITED TRAINING IN MANUAL CRYPTOGRAPHIC PROCEDURES z:
AND ON-LINE AND OFF-LINE SIGTOT, AND TO PROVIDE ON-THE-JOB SIGTOT
TRAINING WHEN REQUIRED
PREREQUISITE CRYPTCGRAPHIC CLEARANCE
ENROLLMENT 1 To 5
DURATION THREE WEEKS (120 HOURS)
STUDENTS MAY BE ENROLLED FOR ONE, TWO OR THREE WEEKS, AS RE-
QUIRED.
LOCATION OTHER THAN HEADQUARTERS
THIS OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS COURSE IS PARTICULARLY DESIGNED TO MEET THE
REQUIREMENTS OF SPECIFIC DD/I ASSIGNMENTS. THE FIRST TWO WEEKS ARE DEVOTED
TO INSTRUCTION IN MANUAL- STAFF CRYPTOGRAPHY AND COVER TELETYPE NETWORK PRO-
CEDURE, RESPECTIVELY. THE THIRD WEEK IS DEVOTED TO CIRCUIT OPERATING.
TITLE STAFF CRYPTOGRAPHIC SYSTEM (MANUAL) BRIEFING #CIP 107
OBJECTIVE TO ACQUAINT STAFF PERSONNEL WITH THE BASIC ELEMENTS OF CRYPTO-
GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS
PREREQUISITE CRYPTOGRAPHIC CLEARANCE
ENROLLMENT 1 TO 6
DURATION 1/2 DAY (4 HOURS)
LOCATION HEADQUARTERS
THIS OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS BRIEFING IS DESIGNED FOR CHIEFS OF STATION,
CHIEFS OF BASE, OR THEIR DEPUTIES WHO, BY REASON OF THEIR POSITION, DESIRE A
BASIC KNOWLEDGE OF CRYPTOGRAPHY IN ORDER TO BE FAMILIAR WITH THE CRYPTOGRAPHIC
ACTIVITIES AT THEIR STATION. THIS BRIEFING DOES NOT QUALIFY THE INDIVIDUAL
TO PERFORM CRYPTOGRAPHIC DUTIES.
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