OFFICE OF TRAINING BULLETIN

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• Publication Date: February 1, 1958
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CONFIDENTIAL
COURSES, ACTIVITIES, AND PROGRAMS
Noontime Movie Program . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Conferences, Seminars, Professional Meetings - External . . .
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Japan - Basic Country Survey . ... . . . . . . . . .
12
Philippines - Basic Country Survey . . . . . . . . .
14
France - Basic Country Survey (Lecture Schedule) . . . . . .
15
France - Integrated Language/Area Study . . . . . . . .
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REGISTRAR'S REMINDERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Revised Schedule: Foreign Language Proficiency Tests . . . .
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HEADQUARTERS BUILDING WHICH IS TO BE SITUATED IN LANGLEY, VIRGINIA. IT IS
ACCESSIBLE BY EITHER ROUTE 123 OR THE GEORGE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARKWAY.
THE 8-STORY BUILDING OF REINFORCED CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION WILL PROVIDE FOR
2 STORIES OF OFFICES IN THE BASE, FROM WHICH RISE 5 TOWERS OF ADDITIONAL
OFFICE SPACE. SOUTH SIDE OF THE BUILDING WILL BE SERVICED BY ROUTE 123;
NORTH SIDE BY THE GEORGE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARKWAY. LARGE PARKING LOTS
WILL BE SITUATED NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE BUILDING. OUR TARGET DATE IS 1961.
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NEVER BEFORE IN THE HISTORY OF OTR
HAS THERE BEEN SO MUCH INSTRUCTIONAL
ACTIVITY AS THERE WAS IN THE WEEK
BEGINNING 6 JANUARY 1958.
A TOTAL OF 70 NEW CLASSES WERE
BEGUN.
23 WERE REGULAR OTR COURSES, 1 WAS
AN OPERATIONS COURSE, AND 46 WERE
NON-DUTY-HOUR LANGUAGE CLASSES. IN
ADDITION TO THE 70 NEW COURSES, 29
OTHER COURSES ALREADY WERE IN PROC-
ESS! TOTAL ENROLLMENT FOR THESE 99
COURSES WAS NEARLY 1,000 STUDENTS.
NEW STANDARD MANUAL COVER
INTRODUCED BY OTR IN 1957
DURING 1957, OTR INTRODUCED A NEW
OTR STANDARD MANUAL COVER FOR WORKS
USED IN COURSES AND/OR CIRCULATED
WITHIN THE AGENCY. ON THE OPPOSITE
PAGE ARE PICTURED THOSE PUBLICATIONS
WHICH TO DATE HAVE BEEN ISSUED UNDER
THE NEW COVER.
/OTR CATALOG CHANGE
LONG-TERM SCHEDULE
IN THE BACK OF YOUR OFFICE COPY OF
THE OTR CATALOG IS YOUR LONG-TERM
SCHEDULE OF COURSES. THIS LTS IS
DATED OCT. 1957 IN THE LOWER RIGHT-
HAND CORNER.
ON YOUR ITS, No 4, MAKE THE FOL-
LOWING CHANGE:
CONFIDENTIAL
CHANGE THE SUB-HEAD:
COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS
TO READ
READING, SPEAKING, WRITING SKILLS
(RSW SKILLS).
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INTELLIGENCE ORIENTATION EXHIBITS
THE OFFICE OF TRAINING CONTINUES
TO PRESENT TWO EXHIBITS EACH MONTH
ON THE FUNCTIONS OF CIA COMPONENTS
IN CONJUNCTION WITH INTELLIGENCE OR-
IENTATION.. THE EXHIBITS ARE OPEN TO
ALL AGENCY PERSONNEL WHO MIGHT BENE-
FIT FROM THEM.
THE y.UPPORT EXHIBIT IS BASED ON
THE THREEFOLD THEME OF MEN,. MONEY,
AIND MATERIAL, AND DEPICTS THE ROLE
OF THE DOS ELEMENTS IN SUPPORTING
THE MISSION OF THE AGENCY. THE NEXT
SUPPORT EXHIBIT IS SCHEDULED FOR
WEDNESDAY 12 FEBRUARY FROM 1400 To
1615.
THE INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTS EXHIBIT
PICTURES THE CIA RESPONSIBILITIES
FOR THE COLLECTION, PRODUCTION, AND
DISSEMINATION OF INTELLIGENCE. THIS
EXHIBIT NEXT IS SCHEDULED FOR THURS-
DAY 13 FEBRUARY FROM 0930 TO 1200.
FUTURE EXHIBITS HAVE BEEN SCHED-
ULED AS FOLLOWS:
SUPPORT EXHIBIT: 1400 - 1615
WEDNESDAY 12 MARCH
WEDNESDAY 23 APRIL
INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTS EXHIBIT:
1930 - 1200
THURSDAY 13 MARCH
THURSDAY 24 APRIL
VISITORS FROM IAC AGENCIES ARE IN-
VITED TO THE 13 FEBRUARY INTELLU-
GIENCE PRODUCTS EXHIBIT.
SELECT PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE TO YOU
COPIES OF THE FOLLOWING OTR PUBLI-
CATIONS ARE AVAILABLE AND MAY BE
REQUESTED THROUGH YOUR TRAINING OF-
FICER, OR BY CALLING THE TRAINING
LIBRARY, EXTENSION 3096:
GERMANY: A BIBLIOGRAPHY. THIRD RE-
VISED EDITION, TR RM 0-538, 117
PAGES, UNCLASSIFIED, OCTOBER 1957.
FRANCE: .A BIBLIOGRAPHY. TR RM 0-540,
41 PAGES,UNCLASSIFIED, JANUARY 1958.
WELMERS, WILLIAM E., A PRELIMINARY
SURVEY OF EXISTING RESOURCES FOR
TRAINING IN AFRICAN LANGUAGES AND
LINGUISTICS. WASHINGTON, D. C.
PREPARED FOR THE GEORGETOWN UNIVER-
SITY INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGES AND LIN-
GUISTICS, OCTOBER 1957, 145 PAGES,
UNCLASSIFIED.
OTR BOOKSHELF, TR RM 0-8, SECRET/CIA
INTERNAL USE ONLY, SEPTEMBER 1957 -
A LIST OF BOOKS RECENTLY ACQUIRED BY
THE TRAINING LIBRARY IN ADDITION TO
SELECTED GERMAN AND ENGLISH TITLES
ON INTELLIGENCE FROM THE HISTORICAL
INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION.
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THE OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER
RECENTLY COMPLETED THE THIRD OF THE
BUDGET-RELATED COMPTROLLER SERIES OF
COURSES BEGUN IN MID-OCTOBER. THESE
COURSES WERE ANNOUNCED IN OTR SPE-
CIAL BULLETIN #24-57, ISSUED 16 SEP-
TEMBER 1957.
A TOTAL OF 45 STUDENTS FROM ALL
SEGMENTS OF THE AGENCY NOW HAVE COM-
PLETED ONE OF THE THREE COURSES;
HISTORY & DEVELOPMENT OF FEDERAL
BUDGETING; TECHNIQUES IN THE DEVEL-
OPMENT OF BUDGET ESTIMATES, OR
FUNDAMENTALS OF COST ACCOUNTING.
AS A RESULT OF THE INTEREST SHOWN
REGARDING THESE PART-TIME COURSES,
THEY WILL BE REPEATED STARTING IN
FEBRUARY 1958 - TENTATIVELY FEBRU-
ARY 19. IF YOU WISH TO REGISTER, YOU
MAY SEND AN ORIGINAL, AND ONE COPY
OF FORM 73, TO THE COMPTROLLER
TRAINING OFFICER,
ROOM 1039 ALCOTT HALL, PREFERABLY BY
1 FEBRUARY.
CONSIDERATION IS BEING GIVEN TO AN
ACCELERATED SCHEDULE, E.G. TWO 2-
HOUR CLASSES WEEKLY FOR FOUR WEEKS,
AS A RESULT OF STUDENT RECOMMENDA-
TIONS FOLLOWING THE FIRST CLASSES.
YOU MAY EXPRESS YOUR PREFERENCES,
AND ASK FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
CONCERNING THE FEBRUARY CLASSES, BY
CALLING
CLERICAL SKILLS QUALIFICATION TESTS
SCHEDULED FOR FEBRUARY AND MARCH
CLERICAL SKILLS QUALIFICATION
TESTS IN SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING,
ADMINISTERED TO ON-THE-JOB EMPLOYEES
WHO MUST MEET AGENCY STANDARDS, WILL
BE GIVEN MONDAYS DURING FEBRUARY AND
MARCH AS FOLLOWS:
17 FEBRUARY 10 MARCH 24 MARCH
(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
QTR CATALOG AS COURSES B-12 TO 8-19.
EASTERN STUDIES LIBRARY IMPROVED
THE EASTERN STUDIES DEPARTMENT,
LANGUAGE AND AREA SCHOOL/TR, MAIN-
TAINS A LIBRARY DEVOTED TO LANGUAGE
AND AREA MATERIALS ON SLAVIC & FAR
EASTERN COUNTRIES. RECENTLY THIS
MATERIAL WAS REARRANGED AND RE-
CATALOGED, WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF
MEMBERS OF THE TRAINING LIBRARY
BRANCH/OCR. THIS EASTERN STUDIES
LIBRARY MATERIAL IS AVAILABLE TO
INTERESTED MEMBERS. FOR INFORMATION,
YOU MAY CALL 25X1A
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2600 STUDY ADMINISTRATION TO DATE
TAUGHT BY OPERATIONS SUPPORT FACULTY
AGENCY SUPERVISORS HAVE AVAILABLE,
FOR THE TRAINING OF THEIR ADMINIS--
TRATIVE PERSONNEL, THREE STANDARD
COURSES IN WHICH SOME 2600 CIA EM-
PLOYEES HAVE STUDIED TO DATE.
IN ADDITION, THE OPERATIONS SUP-
PORT FACULTY, INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL,
WAS ABLE TO MEET SPECIFIC REQUESTS
FROM AGENCY COMPONENTS FOR A MODER-
ATE NUMBER OF CABLE AND DISPATCH
REFRESHER CLASSES.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES B-4, AND
OPERATIONS SUPPORT B-5, LISTED IN
YOUR OFFICE COPY OF THE OTR CATALOG
OF COURSES,. ARE THE SUCCESSORS TO
COURSES BEGUN EARLY IN 1947.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES B-4,
PROVIDES 120 CLASSROOM HOURS OF IN-
STRUCTION, ALL OF IT PREPARING CLER-
ICAL EMPLOYEES BETTER TO PERFORM
ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES AT HEADQUAR-
TERS AND IN THE FIELD. FIVE: OF THESE
CLASSES WERE RUN, IN 1957.
PROVIDING 200 CLASSROOM HOURS;,
OPERATIONS SUPPORT B-5, PHASE I ??
TRAD#CRAFT AND PHASE II - ADMINIS-
TRATION, IS DESIGNED FOR OFFICER
PERSONNEL SUPPORTING DD/P ACTIVI-
TIES, AND INCLUDES BRIEF ORIENTATION
BASIC TO CLANDESTINE TRADECRAFT.
FIVE CLASSES WERE RUN IN 1957.
IN MARCH OF 1957 A NEW COURSE,
BUDGET & FINANCE PROCEDURES, B-25,
WAS INSTITUTED. THERE HAVE BEEN
SEVEN RUNNINGS TO DATE. THIS COURSE,
IS DESIGNED TO MEET THE NEEDS OF'
DDS/P PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO FINANCL
DUTIES AT SMALL STATIONS, AND SUCI?I
OTHER PERSONNEL AS ARE DESIGNATED
AND APPROVED FOR ATTENDANCE BY AREA
DIVISIONS IN COORDINATION WIT1+1
CHIEF, FINANCE DIVISION. CLASSES
HAVE BEEN LIMITED TO 15 STUDENTS IN
ORDER TO PROVIDE NECESSARY INDIVID-?
UA L ATTENTION.
RAIL TRANSPORTATION INSTITUTE
AT AMERICAN UNIVERSITY ON 17 MARCH
THE 12TH RAIL TRANSPORTATION IN-
STITUTE SPONSORED BY AMERICAN UNI-
VERSITY WILL BE HELD 17 1ARCH TO
3 APRIL 1958.
THE INSTITUTE IS DESIGNED TO SERVE
THE NEED OF THOSE WHO HAVE A BASIC
UNDERSTANDING OF GENERAL TRANSPORTA-
TION AND RAIL TRANSPORTATION PROB-
LEMS AND ARE PREPARING FOR FURTHER
ADVANCEMENT IN EXECUTIVE RESPONSI-
BILITIES. FIELD TRIPS TO TRANSPOR-
TATION FACILITIES, VISITS TO GOVERN-
MENT AND OTHER AGENCIES, AND THE
SHOWING OF FILMS, WILL SUPPLEMENT
THE CLASSROOM WORK.
THE FEE FOR THE INSTITUTE WILL BE
$185. THIS FEE COVERS TEXTBOOKS,
SPECIAL MEETINGS, FIELD TRIPS, AND
MATERIALS. THE UNIVERSITY'S REGIS-
TRATION DATE IS 14 MARCH 1958.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONCERNING
THIS INSTITUTE, CALL REGISTRAR/TR,
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RECORD ENROLLMENT IN JANUARY
VOLUNTARY LANGUAGE TRAINING PROGRAM
RECORD ENROLLMENT OF 350 STUDENTS
HIGHLIGHTED THE JANUARY 1958 TRI-
MESTER OF THE VOLUNTARY LANGUAGE
TRAINING PROGRAM. THESE STUDENTS
ENROLLED IN 47 COURSES, IN 13 DIF-
FERENT LANGUAGES. ALL AVAILABLE
CLASS-ROOM SPACE IN QUARTERS EYE,
AND BUILDING EYE, NOW HAS BEEN COM-
MANDEERED FOR THESE NON-DUTY-HOUR
CLASSES. IN ADDITION, CLASSES ARE
BEING CONDUCTED IN J, K, L, I, AND-
BUILDING, AND BARTON HALL!
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE NON-
DUTY-HOUR PROGRAM, CLASSES NOW ARE
BEING OFFERED IN ARABIC, CZECH, AND
GREEK. IN ADDITION, THERE ARE CLASS-
ES IN CHINESE, FINNISH, FRENCH, GER-
MAN, ITALIAN, JAPANESE, PERSIAN,
POLISH, RUSSIAN, AND SPANISH.
COORDINATOR, VOL-
UNT RAINING PROGRAM,
SAYS: "THE NEXT TRI-MESTER BEGINS
IN MAY 1958. YOU WHO DESIRE TO TEACH
IN THESE NON-DUTY-HOUR MORNING OR
EVENING CLASSES MAY CALL EXT. 4437
AND RESERVE A MAY CLASS. BESIDES
REFRESHING AND MAINTAINING YOUR LAN-
GUAGE CAPABILITY, YOU WILL RECEIVE
REGULAR OVERTIME PAY FOR YOUR
SERVICES."
LANGUAGE STUDY PROGRESSES
CURRENT ENROLLMENT IN INTERNAL
DUTY-HOUR LANGUAGE TRAINING CLASSES
IS APPROXIMATELY 208.
CURRENT ENROLLMENT IN THE NON-
DUTY-HOUR VOLUNTARY LANGUAGE TRAIN-
ING PROGRAM IS 350, STUDYING THE
FOLLOWING LANGUAGES:
ARABIC GERMAN POLISH
CHINESE GREEK- RUSSIAN
CZECH ITALIAN SPANISH
FINNISH JAPANESE
FRENCH PERSIAN
THE LANGUAGE LABORATORY WAS UTI-
LIZED BY 158 STUDENTS DURING THE
PAST MONTH, FOR A TOTAL OF 1,050
HOURS, IN THE STUDY OF 16 DIFFERENT
LANGUAGES.
QUALIFICATIONS REVIEW AND PLACE-
MENT PANELS RECENTLY MET TO CONSID-
ER PERSONNEL FOR THE FOLLOWING:
CAMBODIAN GERMAN PERSIAN
CHINESE SERBO-CROATIAN
DURING THE PAST MONTH, LANGUAGE
PROFICIENCY EXAMINATIONS WERE TAKEN
BY 18 PEOPLE FROM VARIOUS AGENCY
COMPONENTS (17 REGULARLY-SCHEDULED
TESTS; ONE BY SPECIAL REQUEST). THE
LANGUAGES WERE FRENCH, RUSSIAN, AND
PORTUGUESE.
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(RUSSIAN INTERMEDIATE READING USSR BASIC COUNTRY SURVEY NO. 2
-ECONOMIC (PART-TIME SCHEDULED TO BEGIN 18 MARCH
TO BEGIN 10 MAR'C H
jCONOM
READING -
MARCH 10 TO JUNE 26. THE CLASS_WILL
MEET ON MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS, FROM
1400 TO 1700 HOURS, IN Room 210,
CENTRAL BUILDING. PREREQUISITE FOR
THE COURSE IS A BASIC COURSE IN
RUSSIAN READING. ALL APPLICATIONS
MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE REGIS-
TRAR/TR ON OR BEFORE 24 FEBRUARY.
:SWAHILI BASIC SPEAKING (P-T)
MAY BE SCHEDULED FOR FEBRUARY
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POSES TO SCHEDULE SWAHILI BASIC
SPEAKING PART-TIME) BEGINNING IIN
FEBRUARY, CONTINGENT UPON SUFFICIENT
REGISTRATION. THE TENTATIVE; PLAN
ENVISIONS A COURSE OF 20 WEEKS
LENGTH, REQUIRING APPROXIMATELY 22
HOURS OF CLASS ATTENDANCE PLUS AN
ADDITIONAL 12 HOURS OF LABORATORY
WORK PER DAY. PRIMARY EMPHASIS WILL
BE UPON THE SPOKEN LANGUAGE.
INDIVIDUALS AND SUPERVISORS WHO
ARE INTERESTED IN REGISTERING FOR A
SWAHILI COURSE SHOULD CONTACT -
LANGUAGE COORDINATOR, EXT.
SOON AS POSSIBLE, TO ADVISE
I1SSR BASIC COUNTRY SURVEY No. 1,
GIVEN BY THE SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL
COMMUNISM AND THE USSR/TR, RECENTLY
WAS COMPLETED BY THIRTEEN STUDENTS
FROM OFFICES IN THE DDI AND DDP.
CLASS No. 2 WILL BE GIVEN FROM
18 MARCH TO 22 MAY. CLASSES WILL BE
HELD TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS FROM
1315 TO 1615 IN Room 2103, ALCOTT
HALL. APPLICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION
MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE REGISTRAR,
OFFICE OF TRAINING, ON OR BEFORE
11 MARCH. MAXIMUM ENROLLMENT IN THIS
COURSE IS TWENTY-FIVE. FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION CALL 61A9a
USSR BASIC COUNTRY SURVEY IS DE-
SIGNED TO MEET THE NEEDS OF PERSON-
NEL 'WHOSE DUTIES REQUIRE COMPREHEN-
SIVE KNOWLEDGE OF THE USSR. THE
FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE INCLUDED:
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF CZARIST
RUSSIA AND THE USSR; GEOGRAPHY; NAT-
URAL RESOURCES; ROLE OF THE COMMU-
NIST PARTY; STRUCTURE AND ACTIVITIES
OF THE GOVERNMENT & OF THE ECONOMY;
MILITARY, ECONOMIC, AND SCIENTIFIC
CAPABILITIES; SOVIET LITERATURE AND
ART; NATIONALITIES OF THE USSR; AND
SOVIET FOREIGN POLICY.
LECTURES, WHICH REPRESENT THE PRI-
MARY MEANS OF INSTRUCTION, WILL BE
PRESENTED BY REGULAR MEMBERS OF THE
SIC STAFF PLUS HIGHLY QUALIFIED SPE-
CIALISTS FROM OFFICES THROUGHOUT THE
AGENCY. A SERIES OF SEMINARS AND
FILMS ILLUSTRATING FACETS OF THE
CURRENT SOVIET SCENE WILL ALSO BE
INCLUDED.
HIM CONCERNING DESIRED LEVEL OF IN-
STRUCTION, HOURS AND DAYS MOST CON'-
VENIENT FOR CLASS SESSIONS, ETC.
YOUR REGISTRATION CAN BE DEFERRED
UNTIL DETAILS OF THE PROPOSED COURSE
ARE ARRANGED.
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NOONTIME MOVIE PROGRAM
FEBRUARY AND MARCH
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. Both feature films and factual films are included. If you en-
joy 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 further information, please call
time in excess of your lunch hour.
12 February Russian Film: "Unfinished Story" H7309, 88 min. (Love
Wednesday Story of Invalid and Woman Doctor)
Hungarian Film: "Colony Underground" B6085, 109 min.
(Communist anti-American propaganda film on Standard Oil)
your supervisor for authorization to attend those films which require
13 February Polish Feature Film
Thursday
18 February
Tuesday
19 February
Wednesday
25 February
Tuesday
27 February
Thursday
4 March
Tuesday
5 March
Wednesday
11 March
Tuesday
06538, 11 min. 06539, 16 min. 06540, 10 min.
Chinese Film: "Song of the Celestial Mountains" B1220.
(Native songs and dances performed by Sinkiang Troupe.)
French Film: "La Marseillaise" B1083, 80 min. (French
Revolution)
Russian Newsreels
Italian Film: "A Trip to Italy" 80 min.
Spanish Film: "The Unbeloved" B0105, 80 min.
19 March Russian Film: "Skanderbeg" G7O24, 124 win. (Made jointly by
Wednesday USSR and Albania on Albania's 15th Century Hero)
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Tuesday
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CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, PROFESSIONALMEETINGS EXTERNAL
For additional information concerning the activities listed below,
you may call the Information Section/Registrar's Office, extension
4005. Also, we will appreciate your interest and assistance in
supporting this feature; please advise us of any such activities
that come to your attention, so that we may here publish advance
Agency-wide notice of the events.
EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM= CORrT.ELL UNIVERSITY
The 6th annual Executive Development Program, sponsored by the Grad-
uate School of Business. and Public Administration at Cornell Univer-
sity, will be held 7 July - 15 August 1958.
The Program is designed particularly for the man who has specialized
in some technical or professional field such as engineering, produc-
tion, accounting, finance, personnel, research, etc. and who is in
the process of assuming broader administrative responsibilities. The
theme of the Program will be "An Approach to Top Management Responsi-
bility." It will be divided into three phases--The Administrative
Process, Functions of Acimin'.stration, and The Dimensions of Admini-
stration.
Applications will not be considered by Cornell University after ]
March 1958. Offices who submitted training requirements in the prior
fiscal Year indicating that they had candidates for this Program
should make arrangements with the Registrar promptly. A fee of $1500
for each participant covers tuition, books, materials, board and room.
ACSM AND ASP ANNUAL MEETINGS AND CO_.FXHIBIT
The 18th annual meeting of the American Congress on Surveying and Map-
ping , will be held March 23-26; the 24th annual meeting of the American
Society of Photogrammeta will be held March 26-29. Both of these
groups will meet in the Shoreham Hotel, Washington, D. C.
The official fee for registration will be $3.00, and will entitle the
registrant to admission to all ACSM and ASP meetings.
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AMERICAN MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION
Electronics Conference
The 4th annual Electronics Conference, concurrent with the AMA Annual
Exhibit of Electronic Data Processing Equipment, will be held 3-5 March
1958, in the Statler Hotel, New York City.
Special Conference on Employee Benefits
AMA's Special Conference on Employee Benefits will be held 5-7 March
1958, in the Drake Hotel, Chicago, Illinois. A group of Workshop and
Orientation seminars, designed to complement and supplement Conference
presentations, are scheduled as follows:
Administering the Benefit
17-19 March 1958
& Pension Program
LaSalle Hotel, Chicago
Administering Employee Bene-
24-28 March 1958
fits in Large, Multi-Plant
Sheraton-Astor Hotel, New York
Companies
Planning a Benefit & Pension
17-19 March 1958
Package
LaSalle Hotel, Chicago
Choosing Between Pension,
24-26 March 1958
Profit Sharing & Other
Sheraton-Astor Hotel, New York
Retirement Plans
Communicating Pensions &
26-28 March 1958
Benefits to Management
Sheraton-Astor Hotel, New York
& Employees
Developing an Employee
24-28 February 1958
Benefit & Pension Package
Sheraton-Astor Hotel, New York
The Employee Benefits Mana-
9-11 April 1958
ger's Function in Management
Sheraton-Astor Hotel, New York
Unusual Financial & Non-
26-28 February 1958
Financial Plans for
Sheraton-Astor Hotel, New York
Executives
Occupational Health--Estab-
9-11 April
lishing & Administering the
Sheraton-Astor Hotel, New York
Occupational Health Program
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JAPAN BASIC COUNTRY SURVEY 10 MAR 58 - 7 MAY 58
You may register now for Japan Basic Country Survey, scheduled
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from' 1 0T+ 00 to 1630 hours, beginning on
10 March 1958. This course will be open to all persons Interested in,
or concerned with, Japan. Applications for registration must be submitted
to the Registrar, OTR, on or before 21+ February 1958. Outside reading
and a term paper will be regquiredd. DC/LAS, exten-
SCiF;DULE
10 MAR MON 1400-163() Introduction to the Course
12 MAR WED 1400-153() Japan's Place in U.S. Foreign Policy
1530-.1630 Reading Period
14 MAR FRI 1400-1530 25X1 C
1530-1630 Reading Period
17 MAR MON 1400-.1630 The Geography of Japan
19 MAR WED 1400?-1630 The Resources of Japan
21 MAR FRI 1400--1630 The People of Japan
24 MAR MON 1400-1530 Early History to 1600
1530.-1630 Study Period
26 MAR WED 1400-1530 Tokugawa Japan, 1600 to 1867
1530-1630 Study Period.
28 MAR FRI 1400-1630 Films
31 MAR MON 1400-1530 The Western World and Japan
1530-1630 Study Period
2 APR WED 1400-1630 The Meiji Restoration
4 APR FRI No Class
7 APR MON 1400-1530 Japan Enters the Modern World (Seminar)
1530-1630 Study Period
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9 APR WED
1400-1530
Japanese Society I
1530-1630
Study Period
11 APR FRI
1400-1530
Japanese Society II
1530-1630
Study Period
14 APR MON
1400-1530
Buddhism in Japan
1530-1630
Study Period
16 APR WED
1400-1530
Shintoism in Japan
1530-1630
Study Period
18 APR FRI
14oo-163o
Films
21 APR MON
1400-1530
China and Japan 1895-1941
1530-1630
Study Period
23 APR WED
1400-1530
Russia and Japan 1895-1941
1530-1630
Study Period
25 APR FRI
1400-1530
The West and Japan 1895-1941
1530-1630
Study Period
28 APR MON
1400-1530
The Great Pacific War
1530-1630
Films
30 APR WED
1400-1630
Defeat and Occupation
2 MAY FRI
1400-1630
Japanese Society Today
5 MAY MON
1400-1630
The Japanese State Today
7 MAY WED
1400-1630
The Future of Japan (Seminar)
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BASIC COUNTRY SURVEY 17 MAR 58 - 25 APR 58
This Baajc Country Survey on the Philippines will be given on
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 1000 to 1200 hours from 17 March to 25
April 1958 in Room 2924 Quarters Eye. Applications for registration must
be_submitted to the Registrar, OTR, on or before 10 March. For further
25X1A
17 MAR MON
1000-1050
Introduction
1100-1200
Geography and lbpography of the Islands
19 MAR WED
1000-1050
Transportation and Communications
1100-1200
Strategic Importance of-the Philippines
21 MAR FRI
1000-1050
The People - Origin, Distribution
1100-1200
The People - Ethnic groups, Nationalities
24 MAR MON
1000-1050
Culture
1100-1200
Film
26 MAR WED
1000-1050
History - Pre-colonial and Spanish Rule
1100-1200
History - U.S. Rule to 1946 Independence
28 MAR FRI
1000-1050
History - .1946 to Present
1100-1200
Film,
31 MAR MON
1000-1050
Government - National and Local
1100-1200
Government - Provincial and Barrio Level
2 APR WED
1000-1050
Agriculture - Crops and Methods
1100-1200
Film
4 APR FRI
1000-1050
Fishing, Forestry and Industry
1100-1200
Film
7 APR MON
1000-1050
Economics ?- Banking and Finance, Resources
1100-1200
Economics ?- International trade, foreign
exchange, foreign investments
9 APR WED
1000-1050
Econonti cs ?- Foreign (i.e. - U.S. aid)
1100-1200
Film
11 APR FRI
1000-1050
Political Development - Pre Independence
1100-1200
Political Development - 1946-1953 (Magsaysay)
14 APR MON
1000-1050
Political Development - (Magsaysay to Present)
1100-1200
Film
16 APR WED
1000-1050
Communism in the Philippines (PKP HUK)
1100-1200
Role of the Armed Forces in Combatting HUK (Film)
18 APR FRI
1000-1050
International Relations
1100-1200
Film
21 APR MON
1000-1050
Media Newspapers and other publications)
1100-1200
Media Radio and TV)
23 APR WED
1000-1050
The Future - Economic Development
1100-1200
The Future - International Relations
25 APR FRI
1000-1200
Review of Term Papers
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FRANCE - BCS (LECTURE SCHEDULE)
If you wish to audit these lectures of the France - Basic Country Sur-
vvey, Class #1, notify your Training Officer at least two day _in advance of
dance. Training officers are requested to call at 25X1A
25X1A9a
are also welcome to view the films which follow certain of these lectures.
Top Secret clearance is required for attendance.
least tours in advance of the lecture, to make reserva ions. U tors
DATE & HOUR LECTURER
18 February
0830 - 1000
25X1 A 18 February
1300 - 1445
18 February Carl Lokke,
1500 - 1700 Federal Archives
20 February
25X1A9a 1000 - 1250
20 February
1445-1700
25 February
1000 - 1120
25 February
1130 - 1250
25 February
1W - 1600
Harold Kaplan
USIA
Earle 0. Titus,
USIA
27 February
1000 - 1120
25X1A9a
27 February
1445 - 1600
25X1 A 4 March
1000 - 1120
4 March
1130 - 1250
Alexander Klieforth,
USIA
Leroy Benoit,
USIA
SUBJECT
History I - Major Periods and Their
Significance
History II - Ancien Regime to French
Revolution
History III - From First to Third
Republic
History IV - Third Republic
History V - Vichy and Fourth
Republic
People I - Family )
and Local Scene ) Individual
and group
People II - National ) attitudes
and International )
Scene )
Educational System
Communications Media
Legal System
Culture Is Periods and Formative
Influence
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4 March Culture III: Fine Arts
25X1 A 1145 - 1600
6 :March
French Nationalism: Characteristics
1000 - 1120
and Strategic Implications
25X1A9a
6 March
Philosophy-Speculative, Social, and
1330 - 1130
Political
6 March
Constitutional System: Government
1!145 - 1600
Structure and Parties
6 March
Civil Service
1605 - 1700
17. March
To be announced
Internal and External Security Forces
1000 - 1120
1]L March
Philip H. Chadbourn,
Political Personalities
1],30 - 1250
State
1]. March
Richard Eldridge,
Capital and Labor
25X1 A91145 1145 - 1600
Department of Labor
13 Ma
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an
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s,
es
10100-1120
and Potential
]1 March
Anton We De Porte,
Political Instability
1],30 - 1250
State
25X1A9a
13 March
Deane R. Hinton,,
Long-term Economic Problems
1145-1600
State
Edgar J. Beige!,
25X1A9a
State
18 March
Overseas France
1000 - 1120
18 March
France and Free Europe
1:130 - 1250
115 March
Wolfgang Lehmann,
France and NATO
25X1 A9
a'Ja45 - 1600
20 March
State
a
F
'
i
t
r
nce
s Role
n
he Cold War --
1000 - 1120
Second panel member to
be announced
Strategic Summary
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FRANCE INTEGRATED LANGUAGE AREA STUDY 17 MARCH TO 23 MAY
This first full-time intermediate-level French course will be
given in Room 2129 "I" Building from 17 March through 23 May. Consult
the descriptive news item in your December 1957 OTR Bulletin, page 9.
Applications for registration of employees must be submitted to the
Registrar immediately.
The course is intended for graduates of our Basic (Full-Time)
language course or for other qualified employees desiring to refresh
their French.
Primary objective of this course will be to develop the student's
command of the current spoken language used in France, Belgium, and
Switzerland, as well as in North Africa and Vietnam. Emphasis will be
placed on vocabulary concerned with public affairs. Area knowledge -
through use of teaching materials dealing with France and its global
problems - will be the principal by-product of the course. A few hours
will be devoted to intelligence terminology.
The class will distribute its time during an average week as follows:
Contemporary France:
Hours
Per Week
Private study in two textbooks
5
Oral questions and answers based on area informa-
tion text, La France au XXe SAcle (Hachette)
3
Oral questions and answers based on area problems
text drawn from press materials
3
Discussion on assignments and/or current events
3
Lecture and discussion
2
Films
1
History of France:
Private study in text, Histoire de 1'Antiauite
a 1939 (Hachette - "Cours d'Histoire Malet-Isaac")
5
Oral questions and answers based on text
2J
Lecture and discussion
2
Language Study Related to Subject Matter:
Grammar drill
7*
Vocabulary drill
Intelligence Activities:
Organizations
Operations
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For information regarding courses and registration procedures, read your
office copy of the OTR Cata, and your OTR Bulletin, and consult your
Training Officer. To register in a course, secure the approval and spon-
sorship of your supervisor. OTR registration deadline and course dates
follow. please check with your Training Officer regarding his special
deadlines for application7:
COURSE TITLE
.CODE
APPLY BY
DURATION
Intelligence Orientation
(R & S Auditorium)
:B-3
27 Feb
3 Mar - 28 Mar
25X1A6a Administrative Procedures
B-4
7 Apr
14 Apr - 2 May
(136,
25X1A6a (See your OTR Catalog)
78-5
24 Feb
3 Maur - 4 Apr
(136
,
Introduction to Supervision (GS 9-11)
10 Feb
17 Feb - 21 Feb
Basic Supervision
13-7
25X1A6a (0830 - 1230 Hours, Daily)
(155,
(GS 5-7)
2 Jun
9 Jun - 20 Jun
(GS 9-11)
24 Feb
3 Mar - 14 Mar
(GS 12-114)
24 Mar
31 Mar - 11 Apr
Basic Management
13-8
25X1A6a (0830 - 1230 Hours, Daily)
(155,
(GS 11-13)
10 Mar
17 Mar - 28 M,ar
(GS 12-14)
7 Apr
14 Apr - 25 Apr
(GS 13-15)
5 May
12 May - 23 May
Clerical Refresher Program
11-12
10 Mar
17 Mar - 11 Apr
(Hours to be arranged)
(Room 508, 1016 16th St.)
thru
11-19
Pre-testing for the Clerical Refresher Program is scheduled for 13 March
1958, in Room 508, 1016 16th Street as follows:
0900 - 1000 Typing 0930 - 1100 Shorthand 1100 - 1200 English Usage
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COURSE TITLE
CODE
APPLY BY
DURATION
Instructional Techniques
B-20
10 Mar
17 Mar - 21 Mar
(2011 R & S)
Dependents' Briefing
B-23
(See your
!t Mar - 5 Mar
(117 Central Building)
Training
Budget & Finance Procedures
B-25
Officer)
3 Mar
10 Mar - 21 Mar
25X1A6a
(149
,
Party Organization and
C-2
24 Mar
31 Mar - 25 Apr
Operations
(0830 - 1230 Hours, Daily)
(2202 Alcott)
Intelligence Techniques
I-1
24 Mar
31 Mar - 25 Apr
(2027 R & S)
Conference Leadership
1-3
]14 Apr
21 Apr - 30 May
(0930 - 1130 Hours, Mon. & Wed.)
(2027 R & S)
Effective Speaking
I-5
3 Mar
10 Mar - 18 Apr
(0930 - 1130, Hours, Mon. & Wed.)
(2025 R & S)
Writing Workshop
1-6
24 Feb
* 3 Mar - 27 Mar
(0900 - 1200 Hours,
(was 3 Feb -
lst Wk: Mon., Tues., Thurs.
27 Feb)
Last 3 Wks: Tues., Thurs.)
(2026 R & S)
Reading Techniques
1-7
17 Mar
214 Mar - 18 Apr
(Hours to be arranged)
(2502 Quarters Eye)
Reading Techniques -
31 Mar
7 Apr - 18 Apr
Executive (Workshop.)
(Hours to be arranged)
(2502 Quarters Eye)
Intelligence Research (Maps)
1-12
17 Feb
24 Feb - 14 Mar
(0900 - 1200, Mon., Wed., Fri.)
(2029 R & S)
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COURSE TITLE
CODE
APPLY BY
DURATION
("OT' course titles are
0-1
17 Feb
3 Mar - 27 Jun
listed only in OTR
Catalog 100-1)
0-2
17 Feb
3 Mar - 11 Apr
0-4
17 Feb
24 Feb - 14 Mar
0-6
21 Apr
28 Apr - 23 May
0-8
17 Mar
24 Mar - 11 Apr
0-10
19 May
*26 May - 13 Jun
0-12
4 Apr
(was 12 May -
30 May)
21 Apr - 16 May
(See
T-22)
0-13
14 Apr
21 Apr - 9 May
0-15
21 Apr
28 Apr - 16 May
0-17
7 Apr
21 Apr - 16 May
0-24
10 Feb
*24 Feb - 21 Mar
0-25
17 Feb
(was 3 Feb -
28 Feb)
24 Feb - 14 Mar
0-27
28 Apr
5 May - 16 May
0-28
10 Mar
17 Mar - 21 Mar
0-29
24 Max
31 Mar - 18 Apr
0-30
24 Mar
7 Apr - 2 May
* PLEASE BE SURE TO MAKE THESE CHANG&S ON THE LONG-TERM SCHEDULE OF COURSES
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AREA TRAINING
Applications for Area and Part-Time Language Training must be submitted to
the Registrar, Office of Training, at least two weeks prior to the starting
date of the course.
COURSE TITIE
APPLY BY
DURATION
Basic Country Survey:
Philippines (1000-1200 hours, Mon, Wed, Fri) 3 Mar *17 Mar - 25 Apr
(Formerly 13 Jan)
Japan (1400-1630 hours, Mon, Wed, Fri) 24 Feb 10 Mar - 9 May
U.S.S.R. (1300-1600 hours, Tues & Thurs) 11 Mar 1S Mar - 22 May
Integrated Language/Area Study:
Immediately *17 Mar - 23 May
(Formerly 10 Mar)
Germany Immediately *31 Mar - 6 June
(See Full-Time language Training: (Not previously
German Intermediate RSW) scheduled)
France
(See Full-Time language Training:
French Intermediate RS'W)
Japan (Mon, Wed, Fri)
U. S. S. R.
(See Full Time language Training:
Russian Advanced RSW)
17 Feb 10 Mar - 9 May
Immediately 3 Mar - 30 May
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PARV-TIME IANGUAGE TRAINING
COURSE TITLE APPLY BY DURATION
bench
Basic Reading (2 2-hour classes per week) 24 Mar 7 Apr - 13 June
Basic Speaking (2 class hours daily) 24 Max 7 Apr - 22 Aug
Intermediate Speaking (3 2--hour classes 24 Mar 7 Apr - 13 June
per week)
GFerman
Basic Reading (3 2-hour classes per week) 24 Mar 7 Apr - 22 Aug
Workshop - Reading (1 1-hour & 1 3-hour 24 Max 7 Apr - 13 June
classes per week)
Basic Speaking - - 7 Apr - 22 Aug
(CA NCE I1ED )
Intermediate Speaking (3 2--hour classes 24 Mar 7 Apr - 13 June
per week)
Itas liar
Basic Reading (2 2-hour classes perreeek) 24 Mar 7 Apr - 13 June
Basic Speaking (2 class hours daily) 24 Mar 7 Apr - 22 Aug
Intermediate Speaking (3 2--hour classes 24 Mar 7 Apr - 13 June
per week)
Portuguese
Basic Reading (2 2-hour classes per week) 24 Mar 7 Apr - 13 June
Romanian
Basic Reading (2 2-hour classes per week) 24 Max 7 Apr - 13 June
Basic Speaking (2 class hours daily) 24 Mar 7 Apr - 22 Aug
Russian
Familiarization (1500-1700 hours, Wed) 24 Mar
Intermediate Reading - Economic 24 Feb
(1400-1700 hours, Mon & Thurs)
Spanish
Basic Reading (2 2-hour classes per week) 24 Max
Basic Speaking (2 class hours daily) 24 Max
Intermediate Speaking (3 2-hour classes 24 Max
per week)
7 Apr - 13 June
*10Mar-26 June
(Formerly 3 Feb)
7 Apr - 13 June
7 Apr - 22 Aug
7 Apr - 13 June
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FULL-TIME IANGUAGE 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 and Placement Panels prior to approval for training. The
following courses are listed in the same sequence shown on the Inng-Term
Course Schedule contained in your OTR CATALOG.
COURSE TITLE
Basic RSW
French
German
Italian
Romanian
Spanish
APPLY BY
24 Feb 7 Apr - 22 Aug
24 Feb 7 Apr - 22 Aug
24 Feb 7 Apr - 22 Aug
24 Feb 7 Apr - 22 Aug
24 Feb 7 Apr - 22 Aug
DURAT ION
Intermediate RSW
French
German
Advanced RSW
Immediately *17 Mar - 23 May
(Formerly 10 Mar)
Immediately *31 Mar - 6 June
(Formerly 17 Mar)
Immediately 3 Mar - 30 May
*PLEASE MAKE THESE CHANGES ON THE LONG-TERM SCI-lDUIE (FOLD-OUT CHARTS)
IN THE BACK OF YOUR OFFICE COPY OF THE OTR CATALOG.
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25X1A
Foreign language proficiency -tests will be given the first six
months of 1958 according to the following schedule. (Please see
CIA Notice No.~ dated 10 January 1958.)
RMSED :SCHEDULE
Albantan 26 Jun
Amharic 29 May
Arabic 8 May
Bulgarian 17 Apr
Burmese 1 May
Chinese 6 May
Czech 6 Mar
Danish 22 Apr
Dutch 17 Jun
Finnish 13 Mar
French 2 Apr
11 Apr
13 May
15 May
German 4 Apr
10 Apr
14 May
Greek 27 May
Hindi 20 Mar
Hungarian 27 Feb
Icelandic 19 Jun
Indonesian 25 Mar
Italian 8 Apr
Japanese 24 Apr
Korean 27 Mar
Norwegian 6 Feb
Persian 15 Apr
Polish 29 Apr
Portugese 20 May
Pushtu 5 Jun
Romanian 10 Jun
Russian 3 Apr
Serbo-Croatian 13 Feb
Spanish 1 Apr
9' Apr
16 May
Swahili 22 May
Swedish 20 Feb
Thai 11 Mar
Turkish 18 Mar
Tibetan 12 Jun
Urdu 24 Jun
Vietnamese 3 Jun
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