WEEKLY ACTIVITIES REPORT

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80M01133A001100140008-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 21, 2004
• Sequence Number: 8
• Publication Date: August 20, 1975
• Content Type: MF

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20 August 1975
MEMORANDUM FOR: EO/ICS
SUBJECT : Weekly Activities Report
1. The following opinions have been polled in response
to your request for views of CPAD with regard to the ICS
Weekly Report:
a. Do the members of your component find the
ICS Weekly Report useful as an internal communications
device?
There have been relatively few references
made to it. When used, it served only to identify
responsible individuals with whom details could be
pursued.
.Is the report circulated to all members of
your component?
It is available to all members of this com-
ponent in our weekly reference file.
b. Do you feel that the report is worth the time
and effort it takes to prepare it? If not, do you
have a suggested alternative?
Generally not felt to be worth the time
required. A suggested alternative was for a summary
format such as --
PROJECT
Repair Weekly
Report
STATUS
Initial-Survey Out
c. Do you feel the ICS Weekly Report is useful
as a historical document?
Mixed opinions.
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d. If you feel the ICS Weekly Report should be
retained do you have any suggestions as to how it
might be improved?
One suggestion was to make it bi-weekly.
Another suggestion was to use it to key component
staff meetings.
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Briga ie Gener 1, USAF
AC/IC/CPAD
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12 August 1975
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MEMORANDUM FOR: PD/Plans
Division/Staff Chiefs
USIB Elements
comil-lunication devices and ma ~L1VA1 u~ one variou~
nabenxent techniques used in the Staff
for internal communications and reporting -- particularly the continued
usefulness of the ICS W kl
ee y Report. Althoug_ reads the
Weekly Report and uses it as one means of keeping himself informed
do Staff activities; he wonders if the report has usefulness within the
Staff. With this in mind I would appreciate your comments on the
following:
a. Do you and the members of your component find the ICS
Weekly Report useful as an internal communications device?
Is the report circulated to all members of your component?
b. Do you feel that the report is worth the time and effort
it takes to prepare it? If not, do you have a suggested alternative?
c. Do you feel the ICS Weekly Report is useful as a historical
document ?
d. If you feel the ICS Weekly Report should be retained do you
have any suggestions as to how it might be improved?
2. I would appreciate your polling the members of your staff and
providing me an answer to these questions by COB, 20 August.
STAT
EO/ICS
cc: Gen. Wilson
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