WEEKLY ACTIVITIES REPORT NO. 25 7 SEPTEMBER - 10 SEPTEMBER 1965

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-06096A000200040037-6
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• Document Page Count: 5
• Document Creation Date: December 27, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 6, 2009
• Sequence Number: 37
• Publication Date: September 10, 1965
• Content Type: MEMO

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Memorandum
TO : Registrar/ TR
DATE: 10 September 1965
FROM : Acting Chief, External Training Branch, RS/ TR
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report No. 25
7 September - 10 September 1965
1. Chief, ETB, and spent Tuesday at the
Headquarters Building giving out the blanket tuition advances
for the fall semester. 131 students were included on the list
for a total of $15,477.50. For the many whose requests were
not received in time for this advance, we will be processing
priority reimbursements for the next several weeks.
Both reported that the day went quite smoothly.
Apparently, both students and Training Officers are
becoming accustomed to this relatively new procedure. There
are always varied and interesting questions when the Training
Agreements (where appropriate) are presented. This time
one student, ORR, announced she could
not possibly sign since she would not be with the Agency for
that length of time (12 months). This was reported to the
ORR Training officer, and also the fact that
was going to ask to take one three-credit hour course,
instead of two courses -- so that she would not have to sign
an agreement. This was the first ORR had heard of
possible resignation. The request for
sponsored training has been withdrawn.
One small hitch did develop before the scheduled
starting time of 10:00 a. m. -- ("the best laid plans --- ")
with everything in order on Friday and thoroughly cleared
through the Office of Finance, who would have expected that
the Audit Staff would pick Tuesday morning to start auditing
the Disbursing Office at Langley! Hence, a delay in picking
up the cash, and the early birds had. to come back later for
their money.
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SUBJECT: Weekly Activity Report No. 25
7 September - 10 September 1965
2. To date we have received 67 requests for sponsor-
ship in the American University and George Washington
University off-campus courses being conducted at the Head-
quarters Building
The breakdown is as
follows:
No. of
American University:
Requests
Income Analysis
23
Automatic Data Processing
Systems
George Washington University:
20
Calculus I
16
English Composition
1
Geography of Eastern and South-
eastern Asia
3
Geography of the Soviet Union
2
History of Russia
2
At a cost of $90. 00 per student, total cost for tuition for
sponsored students of $6, 030. 00.
3. While talking with the National Security Agency
Wednesday, in connection with a DDS&T requirement, we
learned that the Registrar, has been trans- 25X1
ferred and has replaced him.
may be reached on
We were attempting to get information on a course
which ORD knew only as, "Programming on the RYE and TIPS
Systems," and in which they were most anxious to enroll an
employee. called yesterday to say that the
course is entitled, "Regular Course on 490 Programming."
It is four weeks in length and begins Monday -- one space is
available. We have enrolled a mathematician from ORD and
are preparing a nomination letter to
over DTR's signature.
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7 September - 10 September 1965
also mentioned that the ELINT
Technology Course, conducted jointly at Penn. State by NSA
and the H. B. Singer Co., will probably be dropped. This is
an interesting development since we have been sending
employees from OEL and have a small quota for the rest of
this fiscal year.
4. We 2'eceived an interesting letter from Mr. Lo.
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"a. In general all students curious re. our organiza-
tion. A good many have no idea of true facts behind some
of the recent sensational publicity. (Apparently they don't
read Life, etc.)
"b. Some students interested in prospects for
employment after military retirement.
"c. The organization has been mentioned a few times
by guest speakers. In my opinion only Ambassador McClintock
talking about Diplomacy and International Law on 25 August
was pointedly critical. He tied organizational blunders to
"d. Of the student body I didn't detect any anti-
organization people with the possible exception of one
civilian (AID), who by tone and manner of after lecture
question to speaker would indicate he feels the organization
forcefully getting its own way and not pulling with country
team efforts. "
also mentioned that he is anxious to find
out in advance the name(s) of Agency speaker(s). We talked
invitation from the Army War College for an Agency speaker.
He will keep us posted on developments.
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