MINUTES OF MEETING HELD IN DIRECTOR'S CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMIN. BUILDING MONDAY, 9 APRIL 1951

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80B01676R002300010039-6
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• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 8, 2002
• Sequence Number: 39
• Publication Date: April 9, 1951
• Content Type: MIN

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Minutes of Meeting held in Director's
Conference .doom, Administration Building
Monday, 9 April 1951, at 1100 hours.
William H. Jackson Presiding
Asst. to Deputy Director for Plans
Asst. Deputy Director for Administration
Lyman B. Kirk at rick, Executive Assistant to DCI
xecutive Assistant to DCI
Advisor for Management
James James M. Andrews, asst. Dir. for Collection and Dissemination
D/Asst. Director for Operations
H. Marshall Chadu-e11, asst. Dir. for Scientific Intelligence
Kingman Dou lass, Asst. Director for Current Intelligence
D/Asst. Director for National Estimates
Max F. Millikan, Asst. Director for &,search and Reports
James Q. rteber A/Asst. Director for Intelligence Coordination
Asst. Director for Policy Coordination
Maj. Gen. Willard -dyman, Asst. Director for Special Operations
Col. Matthew Baird, Director of Training
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1. Colonel Baird reported that the Naval Intelligence
School had made available two slots to CIA. he stated that he
considered this one of the best intelligence schools and pointed
out that it lasts for six months. He asked for nominations to
be submitted to him by ~uednesddy, 11 April.
Colonel Baird reported that he would establish a
program for training uncleared people to be known as Unclassified
Training Croup This program would bring on active duty uncleared
personnel who would be paid during a course of rtussian language and
area training. He stated that it would be necessary for the personnel
to be made available to the course for a minimum of six weeks, which
I&S indicates as the approximate time for an "X" clearance. tie
also indicated that it would be necessary to have a minimum of ten
personnel available for the course every three weeks. Before
starting a course individuals will be assessed in language capa-
bilities. The course will be directed by Colonel Leon Dostert of
the Institute of Language and Logistics, Georgetown Foreign Service
School, and will be open to personnel of the grades GS-7 and above.
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of the New York Times headed "Yugoslavs ask U. S., Britain and
France for Armament Aid". He pointed out this item had a 6ashington
date line and raised the question as to now such information might
have become available to the Press.
3. General Wyman said that he was seriously concerned
about the problem of security in "I" Quarters because of the thin
partitions. He indicated that conversations could be heard in the
corridors and asked that something be done to eliminate the security
hazard.
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5. There was an announcement that Messrs.
0/S0, of 0/1E, and Il of O/SI had been selected by the
Director to attend the guar College.
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