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COORDINATION OF STATE DEPARTMENT AND CIA INSPECTION PROGRAMS

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CIA-RDP80B01086A000900090035-7
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RIPPUB
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C
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1
Document Creation Date: 
December 12, 2016
Document Release Date: 
October 19, 2001
Sequence Number: 
35
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Publication Date: 
August 17, 1971
Content Type: 
MEMO
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Approved For ease 2001/11/ CIA-RDP8,0B01'08 09000900 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Memorandum of Conversation DATE: 17 August 1971 Coordination of State Department and CIA Inspection Programs 25X1A Ambassador McElhiney has recently been named to the newly established position of Inspector General of the 1)epartrnent of State. He and Ambassador Coerr came over this afternoon to inquire into the workings of CIA's inspection program and to explore with us the feasibility of scheduling concurrent State and CIA inspections at major overseas posts. He commented that Alexis Johnson hoped eventually to merge the inspection programs of the various foreign affairs agencies, as was recommended in the Macomber report. I gave the State representatives a short general briefing on our inspection program and procedures. Ambassador McElhiney gave me a copy of his current inspection schedule and indicated his interest in having concurrent inspections made in I told him that we25 1 A had recently finished our work in rid that the only inspection curt/ ''A scheduled is of- I pointed out that our inspection program is so intensely internal that a merger appeared to me to be out of the question. As to the matter of scheduling concurrent-inspections, I said that I felt that trying to mesh CIA's five or six year cycle with State's aa. & cycle would be most difficult and that little or nothing would be gained if we were to succeed. The State representatives did not take exception to my statements. L Gordon M. Stewart Inspector General Approved For Release 2001/11/22,; CIA-RDP80B01086A000900090035-7 FORM NO. 1 FEB 57 State - Ambassador Thomas W. McElhiney, Inspector General Ambassador Wymberley Coerr. INR CIA - Gordon M. Stewart and 25X1 A (11- 3-36)