WEEKLY ACTIVITIES REPORT NO. 27 20 SEPTEMBER - 24 SEPTEMBER 1965

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-06096A000200040033-0
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• Original Classification: S
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• Document Creation Date: December 27, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 6, 2009
• Sequence Number: 33
• Publication Date: September 24, 1965
• Content Type: MEMO

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
Acting Registrar/ TR
DATE: 24 September 1965
FROM : Chief, External Training Branch
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report No. 27
20 September - 24 September 1965
Q
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1. OCR, has made preliminary
arrangements for Herner & Co., Washington, D. C.., to
conduct a course, Evaluation of Information Retrieval Systems,
at a cost of $1, 600. 00 . The course is in connection with
Project CHIVE. The course will have two NPIC and 23 OCR
employees. Clearance procedures have been initiated on
the two instructors. OCR is preparing a memorandum to DTR.
,~%'~ 2. This year the Pentagon Nuclear Weapons Briefings
mill be held 5 - 7 October. The Agency wi pend 24 employees.
AF, for the National Interdepartmental Seminar, beginning
25 October 1965.
3. We have received our first name,
the Command and General Staff College, Maxwell AFB.
will use the three spaces allocated in Class 67 at the Air War
College. A confirming memorandum will be sent. Col. Bieber
wanted to know if we were planning to use our invitation to
4. During a conversation with Lt. Colonel Robert Bieber,
AFPTRE, (Pentagon), confirmed that the Agency 25X1
said that our participation is presently being discussed.
5. The invitational letter for the Armed Forces Staff
College gave 15 October as the nomination deadline. I con-
firmed with Lt. Colonel Rettie that we will use our four spaces
but that we may not be able to give the names in the near future.
Col. Rettie said, "it is our standard form letter and don't
worry about the deadline. Actually, I was planning to change
the letter this year but it got out before I revised it. " He was
going to include a statement that family quarters would be
available for civilian students. This year civilians will
compete equally with military personnel for housing. The family
I Excluded from aatamatic
i,rAnr?r downgrading and
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quarters are furnished but do not include linens, cooking
utensils, etc. He felt that a "well-packed car" would be
all that was necessary. As the program is five months'
duration, we have always sent our students TDY. Many
of them felt it would be desirable to have their families
at the school. We could, if desired, send families at only
a small additional cost, couple of foot lockers by Railway
Express. Col. Rettie stressed that housing would be on
a competitive basis.
6. Mr. Lawrence Houston plans to send one of his
employees to INSEAD `(European Institution of Administration),
is to prepare him for a future assignment with
for a long program. The purpose of the training
Prior to requesting approval, the OGC Training Officer
has r-0quested the Registrar Staff to secure additional information
about the program. agreed to do so after meeting with a
representative
UPOCT
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