OFFICE OF SECURITY STATISTICAL REPORT FOR APRIL 1963

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CIA-RDP78-04004R000200110001-3
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4
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December 14, 2016
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March 4, 2003
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1
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May 17, 1963
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MF
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C Approved For Release 2QQ,)/04/17 : &g&jkW$4W04004R0002001 1DO01-3 17 May 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Security SUBJECT : Office of Security Statistical Report for APRIL 1963 1. The attached tables and charts reflect some of the activities of certain components of the Office during APRIL 1963. 2. The statistics in the tables are compiled by the component con- cerned and refer to the current month. 3. The charts are prepared in this office from the statistics in the tables and afford a means of comparing the various accomplishments, work loads, and activities from the beginning of the current fiscal year to date. 4. Following are noteworthy items for the month: a. The Director of Security briefed General Joseph Carroll, Director, DIA, on security matters of current mutual interest. b. In furtherance of current excellent liaison rela- tionships with the Metropolitan Police- Department, the Director of Security and other senior officials of the Office were hosts at a luncheon for Deputy Chief Roy Blick and Captain Scott Moyer of the Metropolitan Police Department. 25X1 25X1A6D d. Office training activity during the month included a training course for Security Officers under assignment to overseas bases and stations, a physical security #34. , and the completion of Special Agents Training Course 3Sa1C Approved For Release 2003/04/ Y, DP78-04004R000200110001-3 25X1 CON HI DE NTIAL' Approved For Release 208104/17 : C8-04004R00020011Qp1-3 e. The Office was extensively engaged in rendering support to the three Agency Staff employees involved in Pro- 25X1A2D1 ject It is anticipated that this support will be required for the indefinite future. At this point the following has been accomplished: 25X1A13( f. Workload figures continued to reach record highs. Three thousand and ninety-two overt and semicovert cases were received. The previous high was 2, 714 received during the month of March 1963. g. The Office participation in the National Health Agencies Drive and the Joint Service Crusade was highlighted by the follow- ing statistics: National Health Agencies Joint Service Crusade % of Partic- Average Amount % of Partic- Average Amount ipation gift Collected ipation gift Collected 98.1% $2.22 $941.40 97.7% $1. 36 $574.80 The A enc figures were as follows: 85% $3. 66 76% $2.09 Approved For Release 2003/04/17 -CIA- 78-04 0 1 .Q 1- V011111`7ZI HD 1A I Approved For Release 200/04/1':_ P78-04004R000200110,Q1-3 F! E 25X1A9A 25X1A13D 25X1 C8A 25X9A2 h. During the month the Agency was host to the current class of the National War College. In this connection, the Office participated in rendering miscellaneous support and pro- vided a briefing of the Security Alarm Control Center. 0 25X1A9A a senior official of the Office and a graduate of the War College, served as a host to the group. i. The Deputy Director of Security (PPS) and the Chief, Technical Division, briefed the members of the CIA-DIA Scientific Guidance Panel on countermeasure techniques and equipment. k. An Office of Security Directive was prepared to implement Action Memorandum No. 22 from the Executive Director reaffirming the responsibility of each Agency employee to report the details of unauthorized disclosures to the Office of Security. The Directive established the Area Security Officers as a reporting channel, and the Executive Staff was designated as the focal point to receive information regarding all unauthorized disclosures. m. An Office-wide survey of liaison relationships with DIA and the quality of these relationships was conducted in connection with an Agency-wide study. n. I members of the Security Patrol completed an orientation tour of the Headquarters Building con- ducted by the Safety Officer. This program was instituted to qualify the Patrol for effective action in the event of emergencies at the Headquarters Building. Approved For Release 2003/04/1 REYP78-04004R000200110001-3 CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 200,0411 F DP78-04004R00020011 (1-3 o. The Chief, Special Security Center, met with a repre- sentative of DIA to discuss procedures for obtaining uniformity in personnel investigative and evaluation criteria as utilized by the various governmental components for special type clearance s BSI, T, I The proposed procedures and the proposed standardization will be submitted to the Security Subcommittee of USIB for approval and submission to USIB and dissemination to the Intelligence Community. 25X1 25X1A9A Executive Officer Approved For Release 2003/0414 idORDP78-04004R000200110001-3