MORNING MEETING OF 18 NOVEMBER 1965

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 22, 2009
• Sequence Number: 8
• Publication Date: November 18, 1965
• Content Type: MFR

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18 November 1965
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
Morning Meeting of 18 November 1965
of OCI gave a background briefing on Peru.
DD/I referred to a recent request from the White House for
information on the extent and nature of Cuban, Soviet, and ChiCom
foreign aid programs. The requester, believed to be General Taylor,
was referred to a regular semiannual publication on the Soviet and
Chinese programs. A special memo on the Cuban program was pre-
pared and made available.
DD/I referred to completion of a memo on the increase in the
number of MIG-19's in China. The total is about 200 -- up about 120
in the past year or so. The origin of the increase is uncertain and is
under study.
DD/I noted the continuing effort in Agency staffing of national
policy papers. The latest deals with Chile.
Kent tabled changes in the current draft of the air defense
Estimate, 11-3, which will be discussed at USIB today.
Kent also noted that two current
may be merged into one document for consideration at USEB__
2 December.
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Earman reported that names of five members of
has returned to the USSR
Executive Director noted two recent communications from the
President to the heads of departments and agencies -- one dealing with
the need to systematize handling of wage board employees; the other
with a request for agencies to submit to Califano by 3 December sug-
gestions for legislation next year.
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morning is totally inaccurate.
staff are being scanned. Two of the five will be selected to join with
an Agency Inspector in carrying out a survey of Agency procurement
programs.
Warner reported that Senator Dodd, during a recent radio broad-
cast, referred to Soviet disinformation programs.
Warner noted that Senator Jackson is preparing a trip to Southeast
Asia, including Vietnam. It was agreed that de Silva would brief the
Senator beforehand.
There was a discussion of DCI's meeting next week with the
PFIAB. Primary topics include plans for long-term improvements in
intelligence programs against Communist China; covert action programs
operations in Southeast Asia; and counterintelligence and collation
efforts in Vietnam.
intelligence support to U. S. military
Bross noted that the PFIAB staff recently had requested a damage
assessment on Sergeant Johnson who was a Soviet agent from 1953 to
1964. The report has been completed by the Security Committee and
is ready to be passed to the PFIAB by the Chairman of USIB.
DD/P noted current concerns about a Soviet who redefected and
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Now,
DDCI noted that a University Associate from Princeton relayed
to him last night the personal apologies of the Dean of the Princeton
faculty for a rather hostile reaction during a recent visit to Princeton
by f OCI.
At DCI inquiry, DD/S&T ex lained that the Air Force briefings
on Air Force R&D programs for Agency officers here yesterday
DCI said that comments made by some of the University Associates
at the meeting last night differed from views expressed recently by the
members of
ACTIONS:
1. DCI requested that the University Associates be given copies
of the memo on work done by the Soviet Department D disinformation
service. (DD/S -- 26 November) i),:,VtJ
2. DCI noted the need to have Chief, FE complete his paper on
proposed for discussion by the 303 Committee tomorrow.
L. K. White
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