DIARY EXECUTIVE OFFICER, DD/I

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CIA-RDP79-01041A000100010007-7
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September 17, 1998
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December 3, 1952
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Approved For Relea P79-01041A000100P100 Security informati DIARY Executive Officer, DD/I Wednesday, 3 December 1952 25X1A9a 1. Chief, Planning Staff, Office of Logistics, called on me to explore the possibility of a document search being made for historical materials for logistic support of paramilitary operations. He is interested in materials prior to World War II in all countries. I told him that I thought 0/CD could make available to him any books or documents dealing with the general subject, but that his Office would have to provide the researchers to extract the specific information he is checking. I told him I would discuss this with DD/I and if he approves, with AD/CD, (x-691) and if feasible, we -nould let him know so that an official request might be made by his Office. 25X1A9a 25X1A9a 2. followed up the 18 November letter transmitting Ambassador Bowles' 28 October comments on India. These had been sent to 0/NE and others. tells me that 0/NE now has the papers and will pre- pare for delivery to me tomorrow a letter of acknowledgement for DCI signa- 25X1A6c 3. dealing wit through Hong Kong, was released to AD/IC and I discussed it a? some eng h with M. 25X1A9a - who now awaits State's reply before final recommendations by 0/IC can be made. 25X1A9a 4. of the Policy Staff of FI called to say that a Staff study proposing the establishment of an "idea" officer for the Agency who will work over ideas submitted by employees primarily in the covert and para- military fields and will involve such things as the use of highly special- ized equipment, etc. This is separate from the "suggestion box" type of 25X1A9a thing. The recommendation has been made along the way, that this officer be established under TSS. However, -, one of the authors of the plan feels very strongly that it would be at the Deputy level. He asks that we review that paper when t reaches us. 5. Lunched with and discussed, briefly, certain aspects 25X1A6a of my when I finish my tour of duty with the DD/I. 25X1A9a 6. sought our assistance in locating some rather obscure 25X1C towns in so that rather detailed information may be passed to DCI along with an operational cable. 0/cI submitted some maps and sent Ted 25X1A9a - up with them to assist 25X1A9a or Release 20Q11p l~ 79S'R'0~100010007-7 Th(s docament is part ~g~~rlQa lFhim s file. If separated from 'n tile. mu Security Information saAIeated to h0vi".1"al _ ? Approved For Release ~G~iat DP79-01000100010007-7 V Security information EO/DT/I Diary 'dednesday, 3 December 1952 SECRZ 25X1A6c 8, - deals with the establishment in Hong Kong of a CINCPAC Press Monitoring activity. As I was aware that AD/O had been dealing , with State regarding the State translation unit there, I released a copy l t a+ +-his had 25X1 to me 01 tiIIJ- UUU LG vv caused some consternation in FE as the cable did not mean what it pro- ported to say. He explained that FE desires to establish the CINCPAC unit as a means for integrating a group of covert analysts and that this would not be possible with the State unit. Further, if financial or other aid is given fbr the State unit, the possibility for establishing a similar CINCPAC unit will be lost. Therefore, FE is particularly anxious that nothing be done at this time to rock the boat by giving encouragement to the expansion of State's unit. I explained this briefly 25X1A9a and asked him to get in touch with !', so that 25X1A9a M be aware of the details and thus avoid complicating the matter. 25X1A9a 9. Discussed, at some length, with the procedures we should follow in releasing cables to our Offices. DD/P feels strongly that cables containing psudonyms and cryptonyms be held only in the Office of the DD/I for our side of the Agency. that However, they where lto make exception from time to time. I agreed we felt it desirable to release a cable to one of our Offices, to make 25X1A9a the request to ~ rather than to the Cable Secretariat so that he can obtain the necessary clearances from the Regional Divisions of DD/P. SECRET This document is part of an integrated g r ?~ro7 the file it must b9 Approved For Releas "3":C`"I'A-RDP79-01041,~ ~g t`fY d{d _1 e01/00 ecurity n 1ormatien ata systematic tesi-