UNITED STATES INTELLIGENCE BOARD TECHNICAL SURVEILLANCE COUNTERMEASURES COMMITTEE NINETY - FOURTH MEETING

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• Publication Date: May 6, 1974
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6 May 19 74
UNITED STATES INTELLIGENCE BOARD
TECHNICAL SURVEILLANCE COUNTERMEASURES COMMITTEE
Minutes of
Ninety-Fourth Meeting
Room 71364 CIA Headquarters
Friday, 26 April 1974, 1000 to 1100 Hours
G. Marvin Gentile
Department of State
Acting Chairman
r. bill S. Yamaki, Dept of Army
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aj. Jack Nelson, Dept of Air Force
Mr. Alfred Wong, Secret Sc-'r ice
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Mr. Leon Schwartz, FBI
Mr. John E. Langager, Dept of Navy
Acting Executive Secretary
Also Present:
Mr. Donovan G. Fischer, Dept of State
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DIA
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1. Approval of Minutes
The minutes of the 93rd meeting were approved as published.
The ITC Director is preparing the schedule of courses for the
remainder of 1974. He has asked all member agencies to inform him as
soon as possible of their training requirements, especially for the Audio
Countermeasures Techniques and the Advanced Telephone courses. Both
have been in increasing demand and the Director expects each of them to
be conducted twice in the second half of 1974.
I suggested that a summary of the activities of the ITC
be prepared for the Associate Deputy to the DCI for the Intelligence
Community, The Chairman and members agreed
with the suggestion andT _j will consult with on the
preparation of the summary.
It was also suggested that a future Committee meeting be held at
the ITC. Mr. Fischer will arrange this with
3. r --]Progress Report
No new information reported.
4. Progress Report
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The Chairman reported that the Soviets have turned down the plans
for the US Embassy in Moscow. On the other hand, the Soviets are
reportedly ready to submit final plans for their Embassy in Washington.
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5. Reports by Members
The Chairman introduced the draft DoD Directive, "DoD Technical
Surveillance Countermeasures Survey Program, " for Committee considera-
tion. Col. Michel said that the main purpose of the DoD paper was to insure
central management of the Survey Program. The Chairman, after polling
the members, stated that the Committee had no problems with the draft.
The Chairman reported an unusual incident which took place in
Moscow during the visit of Secretary of Commerce Dent. A crew member,
Maj. Brown, who had remained alone in his hotel room, was visited by a
Soviet who entered the room. unannounced carrying a long metal probe
with a nail-like protuberance on one end trailing a wire leading back to
the hallway. The intruder touched all metal objects in the room, con-
tinuing to do so even after noticing Maj. Brown. He completed his work
in about five minutes and departed.
reported that DCID 1/11 is on the DCI's desk. The
Director will now select a permanent Chairman of the Security Committee
who presumably will review the charter of the new committee before
the Director signs it.
6. Next Meeting
The next meeting will be held at the
on 31 May 1974 at 1000 hours. Directions to the ITC will be included
with the next agenda.
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