WEEKLY ACTIVITIES REPORT NO. 5 15 - 26 FEBRUARY 1965

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• Document Creation Date: December 27, 2016
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• Sequence Number: 13
• Publication Date: March 1, 1965
• Content Type: MEMO

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FROM Acting Registrar,
suBJECT: Weekly Activities Report No. 5
15 - 26 February 1865
i. SIa~ICAt~r rrEMs
A. We have been laboring under sane apprehension as to fill-
ing all of the 11 spaces allocated to CIA at the Kings Point Execra-
tive Seminar Center. However, with s special assist Fran ~~~ 7
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II. OT~?cs
it seems quite certain now that we will fill our quotas
f ~ 3n t~various seminars scheduled between now and the end of the
~' fiscal year.
~ ~ With reference to the Executive Seminar Center Program, a
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the amount of use we would make of a second Executive Seminar Center
should it be created either in the mid-West or on the Teat Coast.
We are working with the Executive Secretary, Training Selection
Board to determine a suitable position for the Agency to tak? in
response to Mr. Macy's queries.
recent letter to Mr. McCone Erna John Macy, Chairman, Civil Service
Cc~anmission, presents us with the requirement to estimate Agencyuse
of this executive development facility for fiscal year 1966. To
cc~anpl3cate the problem further, we are informed that a second Center
will probably be established and we are asked to indicate whether
we would prefer to have the new Center located in the mid-West or
on the West Coast. Finally, the Macy letter asks that we estimate
B. A limited number of brochures have been received on the
University of Wisconsin's Summer Institute for Federal ExecutiKes-
1965. According to the descriptive literature, the seminars cam-
prizing the upcaning Institute will follow the pattern of the pro-
gram offered last summer. We will distribute the brochures axid
announce the Institute in the 0'!R Bulletin. I have had no word as
yet concerning our being visited by Bernard Jsmea, Frank Steggert,
or any other member oY the Staff' of the Center for Advanced Study
in Organization Science.
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C. The Office of Security raised the questio~xi cif source of
while he is serving his appointment as a Brookings~Federal Execu-
tive Fe3.low for one ear, commencing 15 Larch 1965. We proposed
to OS Training .Officer, that OTR should pay the
st ws 1 p support fee of $~OO to Brookings ;
Office of Security should pay for travel performed by
in connection. with his research project.
The Brookings Institution"s Federal Executive Fellowship pro-
gram is gaining increasing attention. We sow have before us d
recoanmendation for of OCI to be nominated
for this program. s appear o e in good order. Mr.
proposes as hie research subject, f?The Implications of
e ec Separatism for U". S. Security Interests."
D. Briefings on the current organization and si i' c
activities of the Office of Trainin were. given
enrout o is o n ng a OTR
Staff as ssistant personnel Officer.
E. Informal feedback indicates that the specially axranged
two-week course, ADP for Systems Analysts, given by Mr. John.
Gilberto, of ANlETA, for a group of 2O selected Agency employees
at Arlington Towers was challenging in content and was presented
in a thoroughly professional manner. We were forteanate in having
attend this course and will be able to get
ev ua oa oan her over sad above the direct value of the
course to her is coau~eetion with her responsibility for maintain-
ing the canputer based Agency training record.
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UNITED STATES GOVER MENT ~
Memorandum
To :Acting Regis rar/ TR
FROM :Chief, External Training Branch, RS/TR
SUBJECT: B1-Weekly Activities Report No. 5
15 February - 26 February 1965
DATE: 1 March 1965
1. Dr. Donald F. Chamberlain, AD/OSI, has returned
from the Ballistic Missile Staff Familiarization Course,
Vandenberg AFB. This is the SAC course in which we finally
received a limited quota after three years of requesting.
Dr. Chamberlain has the following to say, "It is my opinion
that this course is not suitable for OSI or other CIA personnel
already possessing a fairly up~to-date knowledge of the
technical characteristics of U. S. space ICBM's. I believe
it is of value only to those needing a very general orientation
course. '"
2. The War Plans Staff wishes to send four or five
employees to disaster recovery .and atomic demolition train-
ing programs. Acting Chief/ WPS, 25X1
explained that they are getting more involved in this type
of activity. In the past, the Office of Research and Reports
has been the user of these types of programs. This is another
example of the ever broadening coverage required by the
Clandestine Services in external training.
3. Final chapter --
FE Personnel, I secure
of tardiness and absences.
ha go en o em ".
evaluation of his
7FX~
- at the request of 25X1
a daily log 25X1
Obviously,
FE also wished to have a more detailed
proficiency. I declined and recom-
mended to the Chief, FE Personnel, that they levy this rem
quirement on LTS.
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SUBJECT: Bi-Weekly Activities Report No, 5
15 February - 2b February 1965
~}. is concerned with the drop in
enrollmen s a e oreign Service Institute. He wanted
to know how many students we would send in
the fall. Listed below are the February enrollments at
the FSI headquarters and the proposed students at all
overseas installations for next fall:
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