MORNING MEETING OF 26 SEPTEMBER 1966

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80B01676R001500070005-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: January 4, 2017
• Document Release Date: January 16, 2003
• Sequence Number: 5
• Publication Date: September 26, 1966
• Content Type: MFR

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26 September 1966
Morning Meeting of 26 September 1966
ADD/I reported that Task Force weekly report was
negative. He noted, however, the arrival in North Vietnam of two
heavy Soviet transport aircraft, bringing to seven the number of such
arrivals since 10 September. He alerted the Director to the fact that
the is engaged in contingency planning to re-
locate should t e increasing incidence of terrorism make this neces-
sary.
noted that Alain Enthoven will be coming to Headquarters25X1
on Wednesday for discussions with ONE.
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DD/S warned that some publicity could result from an FBI in-
vestigation involving a GSA disposal officer who had apparently been
stealing materiel under the cover of assigning it to Agency installa-
tions. He reported that a broken water pipe in South Building had
been repaired and that there was little, if any, apparent damage.
Earman noted that the first female inspector would report for
duty in the IG's office this morning.
reminded that Senator Montoya will be at Headquarters
for breakfast tomorrow morning. He said that he had discussed the
ground rules for an informal briefing by at 10:3 0 a. m.
today.
::]said that Houston had asked him to report that the Justice
Department will argue to squash a move by the defense counsel in the
case to subpoena a CIA witness. In reply to a question from the
Director, 0 said that the staff of the Senate Appropriations Com-
mittee had considered last week's budget presentations to be excellent,
particularly in their depth.
A-DD/S&T reported that the CIA team has returned from
and that the negotiations had gone well. With regard to remaining ques-
tions on these negotiations, the Director asked particularly that OGC
and the State Department be consulted on a continuing basis. In reply
to a quest on the Director was assured that the CIA officer in charge in
is duly competent.
A-DD/S&T noted the receipt of a talking paper on on
the Secretary of State's meetings with Gromyko and said that no response
is required.
Executive Director discussed the recommendations from the Office
of the Secretary of Defense concerning a proposed reorganization of
the command and forces engaged in pacification in South Vietnam.
The Director asked ~ to supply Goodwin with the statement
made by Senator Symington on the floor in which he had denied any
Agency connection with the case.
The Director was complimentary concerning the Agency's release
on the nature of its affiliation with
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The Director initiated a discussion on the recently published ONE
memorandum, The China Tangle, and felt that the continuance of such
speculation would prove helpful in arriving at an interpretation.
The Director initiated a discussion on the introduction of Soviet
arms and materiel into the war in Vietnam and was assured that this
subject was receiving daily attention.
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