DAILY STAFF MEETING

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80B01676R002300080012-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 21, 2002
• Sequence Number: 12
• Publication Date: January 31, 1952
• Content Type: MIN

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Thursday, 31 January 1.52
PRESENT: Messrs. 25X1A
1. Mrs. discussed our relations with the PSB Secretart_at,
with particular re "discussed
to the Agenda for PSB meetings, the movem::>nt
of PSB papers within CIA, and the preparation of digests for the Director.
It was apparent that our own internal procedures should be considerably
tightened up and that the PSB Secretariat procedures could be improved.
Mrs. also noted Mr. Becker's suggestion that briefing notes for
the Director pertaining to TAC meetings should be sent in to };im further
in advance of the meeting than the rrorninc* of the meeting itself.
2. Mr. reported on three items of present concern to Oli%
a. The present view is that CIA will not participate
in the ntellieence talks. It, }'as been
felt by Mr. Becker that. these discussions would con-
cern National Estimates and that +herefore INC
sponsorship would have been more appropriate.
b. It has been proposed in discussions among ADt?R., AD/IC
and Mr. Kullgren, Economic Adviser to Gen. Bolling,
that liaison with Army Technical Service on matter3 of
concern to the EIC would be conducted through Mr. fiullzren.
This is a tentative arrangement which has not yet been
confirmed.
c. The -has requested an annual estimate of Soviet researc
and development activities. OSI has not yet accepted tit
ti
responsibility of producing such an estimate. It vas
suggested an item he prepared for the Director's log if
the project is accepted.
3. Mr. - reported that Agency officials had discussed the problem
of a CIA building with TYr. Reynolds of the Public Buildings Administration.
Little progress can be reported to (late. The terms of reference fcr fur',-
.ho;-discussions appear to be accommodations for persons at an exI ndi.tuur>
of $30,000,000. Mr. Reynolds is reported to have suggested a further study
which would take about one month to complete and would cost the Ace?cy
$5,000. These funds will be made available.
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