DEPUTIES' MEETING

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80B01676R002300130029-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 25, 2003
• Sequence Number: 29
• Publication Date: July 27, 1953
• Content Type: MIN

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DEPUTIES` MEETING
Monday, 27 July 195.E
PRESENT: Mr. Dulles, General Cabell, Messrs. Wisner, Amory, Colonel White,
Messrs. Kirkpatrick, Helms, Sheldon, 0 (part of meeting; onLs,y),>
Fitzgerald (part of meeting only),
a. Raised the question of the operation
It was agreed that the operation should be continued
but should lie fallow for a day or so until-the returns are in from tie
EE and WE inquiries which are now outstanding.
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d. Reported that he had seen Senator Saltonstall who had suggested tint
a meeting somewhat later with Senators George and Bridges might prove useful.
e. Noted that he is seeing Representative Taber on the subject of RFI:.
and suggested that Colonel White have available material on the personnel in,lbuilding questions in the event of an opportunity to discuss these ot.fter m.t-
ters.
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f. Asked to see Mr.
at 5 P.M. who may be designated
to accompany Senator Hickenlooper on his orthcoming trip. (Note: Mr. Amory
arranged this meeting with Mr.
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g. Noted that he would raise the 0 question at the NSC, that
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the problem is now to distill a national policy from the work already done
and that we, as an Agency, should prepare a priority list of recommended
projects.
a. Reported that, as a result of his trip, he was generally well
pleased with the personnel~stations~and operations he had visited in the
Far East.
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a. Reported that resignation is due to family circum-
stances. The Director indicated that he would see (Note:
This was arranged for 4:50 P.M. today).
b. Reported that he had passed along Ambassador Conant's negative
reaction on the 0 question to General Smith, Mr. Mathews, and C. D.
Jackson. The Director will raise this matter at the PSB meeting on 29 July.
Mr. Helms reported that he would have a related paper on food and material
drops in 0 available before that time.
Mr. Amory:
Reported on the early warning problem, suggesting that I _J
would be the man to handle this for CIA. The Director favored prompt action
and thought that Mr.O could take care of the matter,
and be back in a week.
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Colonel White:
Raised the problem of operating profits of $2,500 which have come into
the Agency from the cafeterias in M and Q Buildings over the past two years
and recommended that this be turned into a welfare fund for the benefit of
CIA employees. He suggested he be empowered to appoint a committee of 5,
representing the several parts of the Agency, to administer this fund and
to draw up a charter governing its disbursement. It was agreed that:; he
should work this out with Mr. Kirkpatrick.
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b. Noted that the 3-power talks with Yugoslavia would probably be
resumed in Washington in August.
Mr. Kirkpatrick:
Suggested that we brief Senator Knowland before his forthcoming trip,
now set for September-October. He mentioned also the advisability of brier"ic
Senator Hickenlooper before he departs on his trip.
Drew the Director's attention to the New York Times article by
Kenneth Love and suggested its possible use. The Director noted that he
had read the article and had taken steps for its wider exploitation.
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