MORNING MEETING OF 3 MARCH 1965

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80B01676R001500060080-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 1, 2003
• Sequence Number: 80
• Publication Date: March 3, 1965
• Content Type: MFR

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3 March 1965
MORAN.I)LFM FOR THE RECORD
rning Meeting of 3 March 1965
General Carter was in the Chair as Acting DCI.
There was a Current Intelligence Briefing covering Vietnam, Laos,
Middle East, Cyprus, Indonesia, and Cuba.
DDS&T reported that the first bucket of CORONA 1017 was retrieved
last night. He reported that GMAIC has completed its study of the requiree-
xnent for photography, and this will be circulated to USIB for
There was a brief discussion of the breakfast to be hosted tomorrow
by General Carter, and to be attended by some 10 Congressmen.
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DDI discussed the problem of field dissemination of SNP's and said he
was preparing a memo which could be used to clarify the problem at a (JSIB
meeting.
DDI, in response to General Carter's query of yesterday, said that DIN
does validate the targets in South China as essential for coverage, but that
we recommen versus IAA's position that they should
The subject is up for debate at USIB this morning.
noted that a study is being made in OSA of real weather the past year
and which will indicate the total number of missions that could have gone,
assuming approvals and aircraft and pilot availability. The number of missions
is expected to prove out to be relatively small.
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General Carter, noting that the North Vietnamese once again appear to
have advanced knowledge of US air strikes, said he intends to raise the
communications security aspects of this once again at USIB today.
Central Carter said he would also alert USIB to the uneasy atmosphere
in the Middle East, particularly as it affects American interests.
There was a discussion of the color TV problem. DOD now favors RCA
sales (which will be in the magnitude of hundreds of millions of dollars worth)
to the USSR. Dindicated that the SIGINT Committee was studying the
matter and would be in position to advise USIB next week. General Carter
said this was not soon enough. H. cited his phone conversation last night
with the Assistant Secretary of Commerce. The DCI position will have to
be stated no later than noon tomorrow. The subject will be brought up at
USIB this morning.
H. Enoche
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