IC STAFF WEEKLY REPORT

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• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 21, 2004
• Sequence Number: 11
• Publication Date: October 4, 1974
• Content Type: REPORT

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1C STAFF +~JEEKLY REPORT
4 October 1974
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NEW ITEMS
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2. Soviet Command and Control Assessment
R~et with Coordinator of the activities of
the Interagency Comman an on ro ~lorking Group to discuss collec-
tion and processing problems relating to the Community assessment of
Soviet Command and Control, This interfaces with investigation into
Soviet Space Systems and S ace System Telemetry Processing. Action
Officer: CPAD
4. HUMlNT Visits/BriefincZs with P~ilitary
As part of a series of staff visits/briefings with
intelligence staffs of three military. departments, met with
P~lr. Herbert Taylor, Special Assistant to Army ACSI General Aaron
for informal overview of Army Overt and Clandestine E?UMINT programs.
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NE.J ITEMS (continued)
5. Topographic Mappinc~Text
Defense Intelligence School's current running of its post-
graduate program is using the new three-volume programmed text in
topographic map `reading produced by and printed by DIA
in September. The first editicn of this text was produced in CIA
for use in OTR's map reading course, but DI5 became its mayor user
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the text was fully revised during the past year during off??duty hours.
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6. Savi et AS~~1 Report
Revie~ving draft Interagency Intelligence Report, "Prospects
far Soviet Success in Improving Detection of Submarines in Open
Ocean Areas.. " A~ ti cn Officer : P_RD_
7 . DCI Re uq bested Reso1 !~ti on Anal ysi s
~':riefin scheduled for h~1r. Duckett (3 October} and to
(7 October} at 1515 hours. mill
acheduie CI briefing su szqu:~nt to these, Action Offices CPAD/
0?!-COIf~dO ACTI~IITIES
1. Omnibus NSCID
Fourth meeting of the Omnibus NSCID Task Group was held
1 October. Tentative agreement has been reached on most aspects cf
the paper with the sections on NSA and NRO to be revieured at the next
r~eeting on 9 October. Completion cf the draft within two ~ri4eks is
z~xpec~red__ ,Action _Officer: C
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O~1-GOING ACTIVITIES (continued}
Z. Annual DCI Report to the President
Comments on initial draft received from the DCI. A
re-draft being prepared by Dr. Geisler. A four- or five-page
overview for DCI submission to the President is to be prepared.
Action Officer: CS/S/
3. Murphy Commission
Arranged briefings for Dr. 4Ji11iam Harris of the Murphy
Commission Staff with senior CIA officials. Action Officer:
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Arranged procedures for signing up of Murphy Commission
Staff eo le far. a propriate security clearances. Action Officer:
C5/S/
4. National/Tactical Intell~ence Interface
a. Working informally with the J-5 action officer on an
internal Joint Staff action regarding the process for the
statement and justification of MC$:G needs for intelligence
support, and improving the definition and prioritization of
MC~G objectives in the Joint 5trate is Objectives Plan.
Action Officer: MPRRD/
b. Completed a draft praposa7 of a tivork lan for the
national Hrorki n group ofi ze p'1T~'s Lu~~'or e nat~ ono
in nce suppor o tie commencers, coon r?~cer:
5. F;' 76 AIFIP Sud~cet Recommendation
A detai 1 ed outl-1 n2 and proposed format have been completed P:fy10 2
a.nd have been nevie.:ed in f1PRRD. Copies of the outline wore dis-
seminated to CS, PRD, CPA.D, and INC as guidance for specific inputs
to bti made by IC components. A partial "d~immy" of the final product
is available for perusal by ail inputters. Action Officer: MPRRD/
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Oil-GOI~dG ACTIVITIES (continued)
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6. KIQ/KEP
a. FY 74 pilot program performance data submitted by
the SIGINT Committee being reviewed. Additional pilot
program roductian data received from DIA. Action Officers:
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b. Continuing to develop aggregate matrices and outline
for EY 7~ KEP Performance Report. Action-Officer: ~1PRRD/
c. Codin of KEP P r rmance continues. Action Officer:
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d. Re~aiewed draft EY 75 KIQ Strategies with and
appropriate ,,^IIOs. Initiated development of plans o co e or
machine rocessin and aggregation. Action Officer: ~1PRRD/.
7. ~1R0 ExCom
Initial CPAD plannin meeting held on 25 September.
Division Chiefs briefed an tentative schedule.
Initial planning meetin with NRO Staff scheduled for 2 October.
Action Officer; CPAD/
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Crisis rlanagement "working group~~ developing plans to
;provide update to new principals of ad hoc Interagency Crisis
rianagement task force. Status of new NS7M(s) being r~evie4~ted.
9. Intellicaence Community Exercise
Ag9ncy personnel have completed their revie;~~ of the IC Staff
proposal for conducting Phase I of the Intelligence Community Exercise
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OiV-C~OI~JG ACTIVITIES (continued)
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11. CONTEXT
ICS/INC reps arere briefed on text editing procedures and
computer hardware recently installed in CIA/OCI used to re are
daily publications. Action Officers: PRD~~ IHC/
12. WWMCCS Briefings
Briefings by Intelligence Community components to the IBM
Intelligence Interface Group, representing the Ir1WMCCS system architect,
are continuing. Action Officer: INC/~~
13. Ad Noe Committees on Alerting Memoranda (AM) and Watch
Mechanism - -
On 3O September, interagency meeting held on Watch
mechanism. Considerable discussion on fundamental scope of 6~Jatch
Co~^mittee/~IIC. OCI has revised its proposal for next meeting,
sch~~dul ed for 10 October. Action Off'i c:ers : PRDJ
14. CC~~iIidT Processing Assessment
On Monday, 3O September, briefings .voce provided by i'dSA on
CCU"~11f~iT Processing activities at ivSR
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Briefings on fdSA inhousP pracessing are p anise or e
near future. Action Officers: CPAD/
15. ~JIO Review of OLYMPIC TORCH Requ-icements
NIO/SEA chaired a meeting 30 September, to examine the specific
requirements for OLYMPIC TORCH in SEA during the coming
cry season months. Attending were CI D tats, ~iSA, JCS (JRC), and
IC Staff representatives. This revieav originally requested of the ICS
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Oil-iaOIPdG ACTIVITIES (continued
by ASD(I}, but added impetus provided by a State Department
letter to 40 Committee members calling for in-depth review
of the need for U2R augmentation in the theater. The current
review should. be re arced by the week of 7 October.. Action
Officers: CPAD/~; MPRRD/
18. Ad Noe Group an SIGINT Committee Restructure
Group met 1 October to review report to D/DCI/IC and pro-
posed new SIGINT Committee DCID. Clean-up drafting and preparation
of r~emo for D/DCI/IC signature to DCI to be accomplished pr`
next meeting, probably 15 October. Action Officers: CPAD.
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19. Strategic Pr~o~rams_
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Obi-GOIrJG ACTIVITIES (continued)
ZO. Science and Technology
Participated in a Scientific Intelligence Committee
meeting hosted 6y Air Force's Foreign Technology Division (FTD),
Dayton, Ohio. The meeting updated the committee on current
.analytical activities at FTD. A morning was spent ~vith FTD
scientific production components and with the Ghief Scientist,
Dr. Anthony J. Cacioppo discussing the IC Staff's product review
resNonsibilities. Action Officer; PRD/
2i. Economic Intelligence
Action Program being revised to accommodate most of
,suggestions of 44~illiam More11, Treasury/ONS: effort being. coordinated
with NIO/E and DD/OER. (In More11's absence -- until 21 October --
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NSA's De ut Director for Operations, has approved
2 5X1 rovision of an input to survey of that a ency's effort
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22. Analytical Methodologies and External Research
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Completion of draft inputs to OMB project for
P,ev~i ew of ~ Program on analyst vaork station with
COiIIREX and OCI pArsonnel. Action Officer :_ PRD/
23. Ofv1B Product Improvement Project
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Preparing proposal relative to DCI sponsoring investment in
the more rapid development and testing of an intelligence analyst
"work station,?` as one section of draft response from DCI to D~iractor,
C!~~~1B re FY I6 i ni ti ati ves . Action Officer : Ii;C/
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ON-GOINu ACTIVITIES continued)
25. NIO/KIQ Communications to Overseas P~lissions
Consulted with NIO Staff, on development
of draft State message to all posts defining NIO functions and
role of KIQs. Action Officer: CPAD
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27. Foreign Service Training
The Director of the FSI Junior Officer Program in4ited IC R~1O 4
Staff members to~observe the intelligence briefings to be given
to new officers 18 October with a view to incorporating any new
material desired before the 25 November presentation. Action
Officer: CPAD/
28. PFIAB
a. Qriefing nn Cyprus Past Mortem was presented to DDCI
on Thursday, 3 October, in preparation for his presentation
to PFTA3 an Friday. Action Officers: FRD
b. Noteboo?s >~~ere prepared for ueneral `,!alters and
regarding the agenda for the 4 Octo~aer PFIA3 meeting.
c ion r 1cer: CS/S
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3O. Periodical Survey
State INR indicated that they have no comments on the RMO 3
preliminary periodical list. At this time only DDI, NSR, and
Air Force have indicated that they will comment. Action Officer:
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31. Ad Hoc Interagency Group an Exchanges (IGE)
The Ad Hoc Interagency Group on Exchanges (IGE) is in its
final throes of preparing a report to USIB. During a discussion
with the iGE Chairman, Mr. Jackson Horton, he indicated there was considerable
sentiment in the committee for recommending to USIB full committee .status
for the IGE. During IGE meetings, cancern for policing technology losses
to the Soviet Union has prolonged their deliberations. The Ad Hac IGE,
in addition, is in the rocess of revising DCID 2/b on Exchanges. Rction
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32. CIRIS
a. AF Special submission processing continues. Problems
encountered as a result of OJCS operatin s stem changes were
corrected. Action Officer: MPRRD
b. CIRIS 74 standard reports being micrafi1med. Action
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c. Phase IV CIRIS data has been received from DIA.
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d. CIRIS Phase I submission from State (INR) expected
to be ready in t~~~lo weeks, Action Officer: P~PP,RD
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e. Preliminary draft of CIRIS critique was prepared and R~~10 4
discussed within 1fiPRRD. Draft was also for~r~arded to AD/DCI/IC
for information. A time phased action plan, focusing on re-
vising CIRIS data call instructions is being prepared. Action
Officer: 1f1PRRD/
33. IHC Inventory of Intelligence Data stems
GIR Printing Plant has now delivered forms to be used for
data collection in updating community inventory of intelligence sub-
stantive files and systems. IHC will disseminate to community f
action in supplying requested information. Action Officer: INC
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ON-GOIrJ~.~ ACTIVITIES (continued)
34. PiPIC - DIA Dialogue on Coordinated Camp~ater Support
Under ad hoc chairmanship of AC/IHC, of
COi~IREX Staff is meeting with DIA and ~il'IC representatives to
prepare an agreed position relative to coordinated development
of future computer system(s) handling Imagery data from on-coming
collection systems. A report to AC/IHC has been drafted and is being
coordinated, When received in AC/IHC, it-will be briefed to IC
Command Staff, D/DCI/IC guidance for future coordination with.
ASD(I) ~raill be required. Funding for external contractin for
computer system design is involved. Action Officer: IHC
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to D/DCI/IC and AD/DCI/IC for cansideratian and approval. Action
Officer: MPRRD
3. ExCarn Di rer_t?d Stud _
2 5X1 designated 5teQring Group representative to
bath Reno uv~an ~u~y and the Area aearch study,
designated Execiitiv~~ Secretary for tre ~':esolutian t~.; y.
conversed t~~e ~~: rst StQeri ng Group ;~;eeti r7y of the Area Search Study
o~; i~'onday, 5O Septer,;i?e~r; mast Jf the a:;nncia ~,~'as devoted ~o revie.~ ~~;f
she draft TOf;. The next Steering Group r?eti ng far t"!e F~' sol uti an
Shady is scr.eduled for b~tednesday, 9 Octaber9 TOR and an intr~;d~,actary
lett`r will be distrit~uted to Steering Group participants the letter
part of this ;leek. Action Officers: CPAD
4. ~S^~15 _ Photo tali x Study)
Fourteen of the l$ annexes submitted to the printer; three
annexes ready for final submission to and revieti~~ by the TIRO.
2 5X1 met with i'!RO representatives an what to do about the one
rema7nir~g controversial a~~nex. Suggest~ians for simulations of new
data were su~mitted to the ~lRO. They are to cans icier. Action
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STUDIES (continued)
5. COMIRE;( Requirements Software
Study activities are on schedule. Contract personnel are
preparing a paper which will describe a proposed "COP~IREX environ-
ment" in the post-1976 time frame, This major milestone wi11 be
reviewed on 18 October at the next Steering Group meeting. Action
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2 5X1 Per discussion with initiating memo will be
2 5X1 signed out by ra~ er an DCI. This change has
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USIB/IRAC ACTI~lITIES
1. USIB Pending Memorandum Items
USIB-D-9.1/25 and
USIS-D-9.1/26
Dissemination of and Handling of
Sensitive Intelligence Materials
USIB-D-10.8/62.
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USIB/IRAC ACTIVITIES (continue
2. Completed USIB/IRAC Memorandum Items
IRAC--P~-8 Draft Minutes of the 24 July 1974
IRAC Meeting
USIB-D-72.1/15 Ad Hoc Committee Report
3. Tentative items for USIB Agenda, 10 October 1974
~+atch Report No. 1259
Reports to USIB on National
SIGINT and Imagery Plans
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STAFF ACTIVITIES
25X1 1. ICS Conference
A memorandum summarizing the ICS onference of
27 - 28 September in terms of actions assigns instructions given
and matters requiring further consideration, completed and distributed
to ICS offices. Action Officer: CS/S
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2. A background and status briefing on KIQ/KEP for
has. been presented on 3 October 197-"-.
3. Plans are undertivay for a meeting bet~,veen CPP:D and h~iPRRD
officers to discuss resource trends and their implications. The meeting
+,vi1i bs scheduled within the next two v~eeks.
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2 October o ser're as ne rincipa :~eputy to the D/DCI/IC t~or Planning.
2 5X1 5. reported for duty on 30 September to serve in
"~PRRD. ~3e +~ri i l be chief of the division i n absence..
25X1 6. departed on 28 September after a
distingu7s ? career as ~ e xecutive Officer.
7. Nreparation continues for upcoming speech to
the Senior Seminar on 16 October. Action Officer, CS/S/~
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$. DISCWSS'ton and briefing given to NIO office,
in the Management Information Center on IC actly~ yes and NIO
relationships with national 1eve1 consumers, USIB Committees and
IC Staff, Action Officer: CSJS
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