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• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
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• Publication Date: December 20, 1968
• Content Type: MEMO

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To:
From: Dick Allan
Re: Attached
STATINTLOxi^ ^ ^
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Thanks for the run-down. Since I have no shreder
available, I am returning the correspondence to you.
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NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20506
February 10, 1969
STATINTL
RE: JPRS translation requests
STATSPEC
STATSPEC
Can you give me guidance regarding initiation of translation
requests through JPRS or any other translating service
Specifically, I would like to have PROBLEMS OF WAR AND
PHILOSOPHICAL CONCEPTS (Moscow: Mysl Publishers), translated.
The book was published either in late 1968 or early 1969. Its authors
are E. Mordzhinskaya, B. Grigoryan and T. Kondratkova.
Any help you could give in the matter would be appreciated.
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NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20506
February 11, 1969
STATINTL
Many thanks for the text of the IZVESTIYA article.
Some time soon we ought to have lunch. Are you
over here every day?
With best regards.
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From: Dick Allen
Re: Attached
STATINTL
Anything to this?
Has the newspaper actua y been circulated, and is it
effective? STATOTHR
Who is the man who lent it to me?
Thnaks...
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13 February 1969
MEMORANDUM FOR.- Mr. Richard V. Allen
NSC Staff
SUBJECT : JPRS Contracts, Etc.
I have located a copy of the English
text of Problems of War and Peace: Criticism
of Contem ra.ry Bourgeois 153C13-V51108041cal
ce F. s e prior to arc_ o as
year, was sent out for translation several
months ago and by coincidence is being printed
this week. I will have a copy for you Monday,
17 February.
2. You can initiate translations by con-
tacting JPRS in the Department of Commerce, with
the NSC paying the customary charges. There are
two or three other translation services avail-
able within the government, but JPRS is the
place to start. CIA maintains a Consolidated
Translation Survey (Code 143, ext. 3094) which
is a complete listing of all translations done
under contract for the government. Anyone at
the CTS number could tell you in short order
whether something has been translated and, if
so, where it can be located.
3. The copy of I ommunist which I ordered
for you last week arrive n" Condon yesterday
and will be here in a day or two.
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NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20506
February 14, 1969
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MEMORANDUM FOR
FR?M: Richard V. Allen
RE: CIA Materials
Thanks very much for your 13 February memorandum. I
will be glad to have the translation, and the information on translation
is also most useful.
With regard to what should be done with the documents, I
called who said that I could destroy them here or send
them back. For the moment, I will see how the volume "bulks, It and
will keep those which I have received.
Of these on the list for consideration, I would appreciate
receiving NIPP-69, all parts which are currently available. In
addition, I would like to have NIE94-69 (Prospects for Chile), SNIE14. 2 -69
(The Situation in Korea), and NIE 11-69 (Soviet Policy Toward the U.S.).
Waiting until after the trip for lunch is fine with me. One
wonders if there will ever be an end to the tasks.
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14 February 1969
SUBJECT: Phone Call to Mr. Richard V. Allen of NSC Staff
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1. Mr. Allen had called DD/OCI, on 13
February to inquire about the validity of a statement in
Embassy Buenos Aires cable 6743 to the effect that the
"real danger" in Peru comes ,from the "second rank" of Peru-
25X1A vian officers who are "Communist-oriented." 25X1A
asked to call Allen in an attempt to put this
statement in perspective.
2. 1 reached Mr. Allen by phone at about 1730 on 14
February. S told him that there are two groups in Peru
close to President Velasco that might conceivably fit the
description, but neither of these are "second echelon" in
the sense of being immediately in the line of succession
to top power positions in the Peruvian government. One
group is composed of young military officers who have
graduated from the country's Academy for Advanced Military
Studies. These officers might better be described as
"nasirists" in that they are strong nationalists, inclined
toward statist goals, and men who had been exposed to
Marxist teachings at the Academy.
3. The second group which might fit the description
is the small coterie of civilian advisers around President
Velasco. some (but not all) of these "kitchen cabinet"
members have had Communist associations. I assured Mr. Alien
that we are aware of the troublemaking potential of these
groups and that we are trying to find out more about them.
4. Mr. Allen was most cordial and seemed appreciative
of the call. He said he has been in "the cockpit" (at the
white House) for only three weeks and he finds it a bit
unnerving as he reads cables coming in from all over the
world referring to problems and dangers about which he knows
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little. He said he has trouble sometimes sorting fact
from the kind of fiction that some foreign governments
.d personalities are promoting for their own ends. He
said he would like soon to take a trip to Latin America
and would want first to come out to the Agency to talk
with us. He said he remembers with pleasure the tour
the Agency given him by during the transition
period.
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SE!1YE
1S February 1969
Richard V. Allen
NSC Staff
Transmittal of National Estimates
1. Herewith, as you requested, r am forwarding one
copy each of National Intelligence Estimate 94-69, Chile,
and SNIE 14.2-69, Confrontation in Korea. The Nation a].
Intelligence Projections for Planning, oviet Military
Farces Through Mid-1978, Sections I and 11 are available
through Dr. Kissinger.
2. NIE 11-89, Basic Factors and Main Tendencies
in Current Soviet Policy, has not en approved by rIe
United es NMI genre Board. It is slated for con-
sideration by USIB on 27 February and should be available
sometime thereafter.
All of these papers are available to you in the
,al Security Council Staff's own intelligence hold-
through Bromley Smith or Dick Moose.
4. 1 have been promised a copy of Problems of War
and Peace by Thursday of this week. If it has not arrived
y the time I leave for Europe, I will arrange with my
secretary to have it delivered to you.
25X1A
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Acting Assistant for Specia Projec
Current Intelligence
Distribution:
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STATINTL
February 18, 1969
Thanks for sending the issue of
KOMMUNIST. I also appreciate receiving
the Boltin article on Stalin.
Have you and your colleagues
anything in the works on the "re-Stalinization"
phenomenon? If so, I would certainly like to see
the product.
With best regards,
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NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20506
February 19, 1969
My thanks again for providing the papers which I requested.
I did not know, but should have guessed, that they would be available
here. I will exhaust the in-house channels before appealing to you
for help.
With best regards,
Sincerely,
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22 April 1969
MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Richard V. Alien
National Security Council S
SUBJECT Materials on "Re-Stalinization"
1. After receiving your note of 18 February,
asked our Soviet specialists what we had done, formally
or in-house, on the "re-Seal inizat ion" phenomenon. I
enclose the fruits of my query--along with an apology
for the delay. I took a week's leave to paint the house;
seven days became twenty-one and still I wield a brush
after duty hours In any case, these papers were wait-
ing for me when I returned to my desk.
2 The Stalin Issue and the Soviet Leadersb
Struggle was written by a member o our Agency s , enxor
'Researc Group as part of a continuing effort to subject
Soviet Bloc developments to closer scrutiny than 3.s
Birth Pangs of a New Stalin 'Error' was an informal zaaemo
r en n ovemer 113055. ovIe otes" is an in-house
daily working paper circulated for the benefit of our
desk officers. The compilation of field reports on the
Shub articles is self-explanatory.
25X1A
Acting Assistant for Special Projects
Trent Intelligence
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NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20506
May 19, 1969
STATINTL
CIA Operations Center
7 F 33
Dear Paul:
On eventually getting to the materials which you forwarded
to me on April 22nd, I find that I did not acknowledge receipt of them.
I would like to thank you very much for going to the trouble of pulling
this material together. It has been of much use to me.
We ought to have lunch one of these days--hopefully soon.
Besregards,
Richard V. Allen
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CENTRAL IN GENCE AGENCY.
WASHINGTON, D.C. .20505
MEMORANDUM FOR : Mr. Richard V. AU*a
National Securi runcil
SUBJECT
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aterials on "Realinizatid
After receiving y note of 18 February, I
asked our Soviet specialist what we had 'done, formally
or in-house, on the "re--Stal -izati " phenomenon. I
enclose the fruits of my query-,.. g with an apology
for the delay. I took a week's 3 ".` to paint the house ;
seven days became twenty-one and still .1 wield a brush
after duty hours. In any case, these. papers were wait-
ing for me when I returned to my desk.
2. The Stalin Issue . the Soviet Leadership
Struggle was writ en' by a er our Agency s s Te-nior
Research Group as part of-*-' ntinuing effort to subject
Soviet Bloc developments to clor_rutiny than is
always possible in the current i .1ligence game. The
Birth Pangs of a New Stalin ' Error*-_-was an informal memo
r en in November ovie otes" is an in-house
daily working paper circulated for the benefit of our
desk officers. The compilation of field reports on the
Shub articles is self-explanatory.
25X1A
Enclosure: a/s
Acting Assistant for Special Projects
Current Intelligence
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