CHANGES IN SCHEDULE

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• Publication Date: June 17, 1976
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CIA: TODAY AND TOMORROW
#3-76
15-17 June 1976
Changes in Schedule
Tuesday, 15 June
1330-1400
Registration
1400-1420
Welcome
Harry E. Fitzwater
Director of Training
V1 {1rn w4
1430-1515
Intelligence Production
~.Sa Stevens
in Support of Policy
X5, Deputy hirector
for Intelligence 25X1A
1525-1610
An NIO View of the USSR
Assistant to the
National Intelligence
Officer for the USSR
Thursday, 17 June
1400-1445 The Intelligence
Community
Associate Deputy
to 'the DCI for
the Intelligence
Community
NOTE: Unfortunately, because of the constricted schedule,
the planned presentation on "World Issues Facing
Intelligence" and "CIA and the Press" have had to
be cancelled.
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Tuesday, 15 June Wednesday, 16 June
0900-0920 0900-0945
Welcome har E. Fitzwater Equal Employment Opportunity
'irector of in CIA
raining
Intelligence Pro ction in
Support of Polic
ayre Stevens
puty Director
or Intelligence
World Issues Faciig Intelligence
William K. Parmenter
erector oCurrent
ntelligence
sistant to the
ational Intel-
igence Officer
or r the USSR
The Intelligence community
Associate Deputy
o the DCI for
he Intelligence
ommunity
Ome o J.C. Ware
Director, Equal
Employment
Opportunity
adore Shackley
As s ? 'ate Deputy
Direct for
Operatic,
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1330-1430
Scientific and Technological
Intelligence
Leslie C. Dirks
Deputy Director
for Science and
Technology
1500-1600
Photography for Intelligence
John J. Hicks
Director, National
Photographic
Interpretation
Center
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Registration for CIA Today and Tomorrow
Pending for October running - 122
15-17 June 1976
- 139
2-4 March 1976
- 185
4-6 November 1975
- 212
17 - 19 June 1975
- 210
25-28 March 1975
- 200
3-5 December 1974
- 210
15-17 October 1974
- 180
23-25 April 1974
- 235
15 - 17 January 1974
- 170
25X1A Note: The Office of Training manual of courses shows CIA:T&T with an
enrollment capacity of 250. my predecessor, and I agree
that 200 is probably better. There is minimal rest room capacity in the
Auditorium, where the course is held, and there is a burden oncnafeteria
personnel to handle a larger number at break-times. (Breaks are one half-
hour, but at least 15 minutes of that time is taken up in getting to and fro.
It would be hard to get more than 200 through the cashier in time.)
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NOTES
C(j,x d-
Mr. knave ke
Re: CIA: Today and Tomorrow -
Mr. -Knoche 's Participation on Thurs., 17 Jt
from 1515 to approximately 1600, in the
CIA Hqs. Auditorium
1. The changes in the. attached schedule for
CIA: Today and Tomorrow were necessitated
by other use of the Auditorium on 15 June.
2. Mr. Knoche's presentation will be the con-
cluding presentation of the program. It will
follow a 20-minute presentation by Hr. Bush
and a discussion of the Intelligence Com-
munity by 25X1A
3. The participants will already have learned
about key new appointments. We have asked
Mr. Bush to discuss (a) his views of the
state of health of CIA and steps remaining
to reestablish public confidence; and (b)
major changes he foresees in the role of
the DCI in the Intelligence Community and
in CIA's place in the Community.
4. We would welcome Mr. Knoche's comments on:
a. Anticipated changes in the mission
of CIA and in the methods used to
serve that mission;
b. Management goals likely to have the
greatest immediate impact on employees;
c. Priority intelligence targets and issue:
for the foreseeable future.
5. The course participants come from all com-
ponents of the Agency, ranging in grade frt
GS - 14 to GS - 15. Many have recently re-
turned from overseas.
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6. The course manager, will call 25X1A
for Mr. Knoche at 1510 to escort him to the
Auditorium (unless he would like to come 25X1A
earlier to hear Mr. Bush's or
presentations.)
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NOTES
J&~V-Yk--
r. Bush's Participation on Thurs., 17 June,
1330 -- 1350, in the CIA Hqs. Auditorium.
Re: CIA: Today and Tomorrow -
1. Changes in the attached schedule for CIA:
Today and Tomorrow were necessitated by other
use of the Auditorium on 15 June.
2. Mr. Bush's presentation will be followed by
on the Intelligence Community
and Mr. Knoche's on CIA.
3. The participants will already have learned
about key new appointments. They would
be interested in hearing from Mr. Bush:
a. His comments on the state of health of
CIA and steps remaining to reestablish
public confidence;
b. Major changes he foresees in the role
of the DCI in the Intelli 'ence Community
and in CIA's place in the Community.
14.. The course participants come from all compone:
of the Agency, ranging in grade from GS-L.
to GS-15. Many have recently rbturned from
overseas.
5. The course manager, will call
for Mr. Bush at 1325 to escort him to the
Auditorium.
6. Mr. Bush has agreed, we understand, to be
videotaped.
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UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL
TO
NAME AND ADDRESS
DATE
INITIALS
1
Chief, Intelligence Institut
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3
4
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ACTION
DIRECT REPLY
PREPARE REPLY
APPROVAL
DISPATCH
RECOMMENDATION
COMMENT
FILE
RETURN
CONCURRENCE
INFORMATION
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Remarks :
1, Admiral Murphy has withdrawn from the CIA: Today
s initial
,and Tomorrow schedule. His secretary'
remarks led me to believe he felt it xnappropri
but she later said it was a matter of time.
I
asked for substitutes. She mentioned
now
but said his time was very limited right
o go to
also. She seemed to be encouraging me t
(which I will do) or
is the
I may be over-reacting but I think this
rphy
beginning of a stand-off policy. Adm. M
Tanned.
will, however, meet with the JCS-DIA as p
T&T. He
2. Mr. Blake has also dropped out of CIA:
will be away that week.
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VIA : Chief, Training Services Staff
Special Programs Officer
9 June 1976
Films and Videotapes for CIA: Today and Tomorrow
1. Attached is a schedule for CIA: Today and
Tomorrow. You will note that we will show a lunch-
time film on 16 June and videotape on 17 June. These
are as follows:
Wednesday, 16 June
1230 - "The Plutonium Connection-." (I have reserved
this with Naomi.).
Thursday, 17 June
1230 - Videotape of General Walters' 8 June address to,
CIA Guest Speaker Program (FIRST HOUR ONLY).
(I have reserved this with Naomi.)
2. Since General Waltersf_tape may run a little
long for the time we have at lunch, I would appreciate
it if the tape could omit the introduction. In any
event, could you please give me the timing on it?.
3. In addition to the above, I have asked Naomi
to reserve one other film and two videotapes which I
would like to have on hand as contingencies, in the
event of a speaker cancellation.
Would you please, therefore, ship the following to
the Auditorium along with the above two:
Film: The Common Sea
Videotapes:
(CIA Guest Speaker presentation
Thanks so much.
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a :.11 -- I an sorry that it was necessary to cancel
25X1A'
your participation in CIA: Today and Tomorrow.
The schedule had to be shortened because of our
loss of a half-day in the Auditorium. 1_ hope
i; ': : your reaction was relief rather than disap-
Po . z,,ment.
You were nice to be willing to be per-
..aaded to do it in the first place. You can be
:1u.rc there will be many other times.
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1 EMORANDUM FOR:
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25X1A
)'0ni: s - I em sorry that it was necessary to
cancel your participation in CIA: T'ociuy and
To sorrow. The schedule had to be sho:rt-ened
because of our loss of a half'-day in the Audi-
tori_um. I had to put in you place
:, ..nce one of the objectives of CI :T0 is an
updating on the Intelligence Community0
tr won't forget you. You can be sure t :cre will
be ether times.
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(DATE)
FORM NO. REPLACES FORM 10.101
1 AUG 54 WHICH MAY BE USED.
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June 1976
NOTE FOR: CHIEF, INTELLIGENCE INSTITUTE
SUBJECT : My Meeting with DTR on 4 June 1976
1. In my meeting with Mr. Fitzwater today about his participation
in CIA: Today and Tomorrow (he will give the welcoming address),
it was agreed that he will cover iJuxx two things in addition to giving
a general welcome: (1) an updating of Agency organization, with informa-
tion on new Vwnmauw& leadership; and (2) a briefing on training oppor-
tunities, l
2. We agreed that I would do the following:
a. Prepare a simple chart, which I will have made intovugraph,
4 ?'
this can be accomplished by 15 June. I will come in over the week-end to'i
do the chart.)
b. Aski
in slide form.
to provide photographs of the key personnel
is not available until Monday. I am doubtful
that we will make the 15 June deadline on this one but will try.)
c. Pull together information on training opportunities - off-campus,
language, etc. (I will have to call on others to provide simple summariesj
will appreciate any suggestions.)
d. Arrange for a meeting between you, me, and Mr. Fitzwater early
next week to discuss visual aids for such briefings on the Agency.
Sylvia has set the time for Wednesday, 10 June, at 11 a.m.
e. Meet with him at 1515 on 14 June to give him a final briefing
before CIA:T&T.
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21 May 1976
MEMORANDUM FOR:
Tomorrow Course
INFORMATION
FROM
SUBJECT Request for Videotaping of Selected CIA
Today and Tomorrow Presentations
1. This memorandum will confirm our request for your
assistance in arranging and coordinating the videotaping of
several presentations in the upcoming "CIA Today and Tomorrow"
course, 15 - 18 June 1976.
2. Although the final course schedule has not yet been
determined, we are providing you a list of the presentations
(based on the last course schedule) we wish to have videotaped
so that you will have sufficient time to obtain each speaker's
permission and to coordinate the other details involved in
arranging the videotaping. The presentations are:
a. "Intelligence Production and the Policy-Maker"
by the DDI or ADDI
b. "The Intelligence Community" by the Deputy or
Associate Deputy to the DCI for the Intelligence
Community
c. "The Operations Directorate" by the DDO or ADDO
d. "Operations: New Targets, New Approaches" by
or other senior DDO officer
e. "Science and Technology in CIA" only if given
by the DDSTT himself
f. "CIA: Today and Tomorrow" by the DCI or his Deputy.
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4. If you have any additional inouiries, please contact
on Extension 6455.
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. We have already alerted
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/u'rx/JJ'1'SG, who is responsible for the logistics of videotaping,
that we would be requesting the videotaping of several
presentations during 15 - 18 June. We would appreciate your
contacting directly regarding the approved list of
speakers, the times and dates of their presentations, and any
other details he requires for the taping sessions.
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Intelligence Institute
SUBJECT : SPO Management of. CIA.:?Today and Tomorrow
1. Your comment this morning concerning the possibility of
removing CIA: Today and Tomorrow from the responsibilities of.the
Special Programs Officer has ieJ me to look again at my schedule.
WhatI think.I find is that the removal of CIA:T&T, which falls
within the least cluttered time periods, does not solve a basic
problem - and that is the clustering of a great many programs in
April. I thought it might be useful to you to look at the SPO schedule
in this'light and to have some ideas from me as to other ways of managing
the SPO program in a time-sensible way.
2. First, I should note that so far we have had very little control
over the times of" visits by non-governmental gr`roups, to the Agency. Even
when we have been given- choices of dates, they have been fairly close
together. IAould, of course, explore this matter further to find out
how much advance notice and how much leeway are actually possible, taking
into consideration the visiting-agency or school's own scheduling problems.
3.,Second, if the goal is to reduce this job to manageable propor-
tions,.there may be other possible ways of doing: it:
STATINTL .
c. Separating out the Brookings Program. (Actually,. this can
largely be handled by a training assistant except perhaps for the choices
of extra CIA guests, communications of an official nature with Brookings,
etc.) This is, however, the easiest of the programs on, my schedule.
d. Placing the registration of CIA: Today and Tomorrow elsewhere.
(This is the main tire-taking factor in the arrangements.)
e. As suggested above, finding ways to disperse the dates of
visiting groups to achieve a more manageable schedule. It'is my im-
pression that April or Spring, at least, has alwayq been the difficult
period for the SPO. It has just been more difficult this year.
As indicated, I personally enjoy CIA: Today and Tomorrow. I like
STATINTL the relationship to a program' intended jus .for Agency employees, and I
learn something about the Agency' through it, that I don't learn through the
other` courses. It is difficult'.to explain but I think there is en intake
for rie~ in the CIA:T&T program; the others are largely output. Perhaps it
is' because I know how much CTA:T&T is appreciated by employees, and I am
usually.left in doubt about the other programse Still, I understand what
STATINTL you are tjiying to do and recognize it as reas
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