WEEKLY ACTIVITIES REPORT NO. 30 18 SEPTEMBER - 4 OCTOBER 1965

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• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
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• Publication Date: October 5, 1965
• Content Type: MEMO

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Memorandum owuol%t
? Director of Training DATE: 5 October 1965
FROM : Chief, Intelligence School
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report No. 30
28 September - 4 October 1965
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1. On 28 September Chief IS briefed the training liaison
officers taking part in the two-day OTR familiarization course.
The briefing covered the mission and function of the Intelligence
School.
3. On 1 Octoberl discussed with Chief IS a
State Department request for a one-day briefing on CIA to be
given to junior officer trainees in Headquarters Building on
9 November. Room 1A-07 has been tentatively reserved for that
date.
4. On 11 October Chief IS will be at Fort'Benning, Georgia,
giving a briefing. He will return to the office on the morning
of 12 October.
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Memorandum
TO : Chief, Intelligence School DATE: 4 October 1965
Chief, Orientation Faculty
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report No. 30
27 September - 1 October 1965
S ecial Orientation
We share the dismay of the Operations School at
the small enrollment (8) in this course which
was
originally planned for 20-30 people. We are relying
mainly on Intelligence School instructors, in order
to save our guest speakers for the CT program. The
group has the advantage of being homogenous and well-
motivated, and with this small number, the course can
be managed on a rather informal basis.
3. Intelligence Review
1. CT Orientation
We are in good shape for the next influx of CT's
on 11 October, with revised manuals and up-dated
organizational charts. All speakers have now been
confirmed.
We are making further progress developing the
program for our "advanced" course, with about half
the speakers already lined up. is trying 25X1A
to arrange for both Gen. Maples and Gen. Whitney to
represent DIA, as this coverage has been rather
meager in recent courses. The Registrar is putting
out a Special Notice this week announcing the course.
Advance interest appears to be high; eleven have
already enrolled.
4. Outside Lectures and Briefings
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b. On 27 Septemberl briefed a third group
of officers at the Air Detachment of the NMCC at
Andrews Field. This was the last in a series of
briefings given to the three teams stationed there
and the reception was most cordial.
c. On 27 Septembe presented
the CIA Introduction to 53 new Agency employees. We
have noticed an upswing in attendance at this briefing
in recent weeks.
e. On 1 Octoberl gave the bi-weekly lecture
on Agency organization and responsibilities in the
AID Orientation Course at 1711 New York Avenue. There
were 35 people who attended this lecture.
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Memorandum
TO : Chief, Intelligence School DATE: 4 October 1965
Chief, Intelligence Production Faculty
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report No. 30
27 September - 1 October 1965
1. The photographic interpretation phase of the Map and
PI Course began on 29 September. An additional student joined
the class at the beginning of the PI phase which brings the en-
rollment to fourteen, the desired maximum. The enrollment break-
down by Agency component is as follows: NPIC-10, OCR-3, OSI-1.
ceptive to this approach to their economic intelligence reporting
problems.
orkshops/,f These more experienced analysts have been very re-
previously successful combination of the Writing and Analysis
2. The Writing Workshop for ORR analysts began on 28 Sep
with 11 students. Unlike previous ORR Workshops, the majority
of these students are the older, more experienced analysts. The
GS grades run fr 8 to 15, and only two of the students are
unior anal sts once again the course is being conducted
jointly by in a continuation of their
3. The present Intermediate Writing Workshop class, which
meets for the last time 6 Oct, consists of five analysts -- four
from ORR, who are chiefly concerned with writing contributions to
National Intelligence Surveys, and one from OCI. The high
caliber of the students has made it possible to focus attention
almost entirely on questions of logic and organization, areas in
which they have shown the greatest need for improvement. The
group has proven so apt in finding ways to improve the papers,
projected by Viewgraph, that it has seldom been possible to
discuss all five papers in the allotted two hours.
4. On Thursday
CT on
the office of the DD/I, with materials
temporary assignment in
for use in training
in current intelligence
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