MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD FROM L. K. WHITE

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80R01284A001800010058-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 3, 2006
• Sequence Number: 58
• Publication Date: January 6, 1967
• Content Type: MFR

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6 January 1967
Morning Meeting of 6 January 1967
DD/I reported on arrangements worked out with DIA whereby
personnel assigned to the Joint Analysis Group will be available to
help informally in a DIA feasibility study concerning certain aspects
of long-term threat projections.
Lehman noted a preliminary report of anti-Mao posters in Peking.
Further information is awaited. (See Action 1)
Lehman reported the loss of two additional MIG-21's this morn-
ing. This is believed to take the MIG-21 inventory in NVN down to
six. (See Action 2)
Lehman reported a fresh Syrian-Israeli border incident and re-
ferred to Reston's article in the New York Times today concerning
Salisbury.
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reported the upcoming reassignment of
Staff Director of the NRO. His replacement will be
The Director noted some concern about changes in this important
function in view of existing problems in the reconnaissance arena.
The Director's concern will be expressed today at a luncheon between
~nd D/NRO.
DD/S reported the completion of successful tests of a new commu-
nications system designed to speed contact between Roadwatch teams
and control posts in Laos. (See Action 3)
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Carver noted receipt of a late report of a dubious nature
alleging that Premier Ky is seeking NVN backing for his ascent to
power in 1967. (See Action 5)
It was noted that the Director and others in the building will
meet today with Wade Lathram, new Director of Civil Operations in
Vietnam.
Warner reported on the briefing given at NPIC yesterday to
Senate staffers Darden and Woodruff.
Bross noted a request from Maxwell Taylor via Pat Coyne asking
to see a critique of the 1965 Dominican Republic crisis. Bross was
urged to clarify the nature of this request and to discuss with General
Taylor the fact that a number of intelligence officers and other officials
are providing information on this subject to the Weapons Systems
Evaluation Group of the DOD. It was also suggested that Bross deter-
mine what Admiral Raborn told WSEG in his meeting with them last
week.
A-DD/S&T reported on the OXCART accident yesterday. The
aircraft is down in rugged territory
Search opera-
The pilot is still missing. Blizzard conditions exist.
tions are under way. (See Action 6)
DD/P gave the Director a message from
DD/P commended DD/S for the fine support and cooperation
given to the Clandestine Services in a series of office moves in and
out of the Headquarters building.
The Director asked DD/I to prepare a response for the Director's
signature to a letter fromi f the Senior Seminar. The
Director asked DD/I to address the Seminar on 26 January on "The
Soviet Intelligence Services. "
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3. The Director requests that, after receipt of additional informa-
tion concerning results of the new communications facilities for the
Roadwatch teams, arrangements be made to inform interested officials
in Washington. DD/S is to determine the timing. (DD/S - Status
report by 20 January)
6. It was directed that no arrangements be made for briefings
or formal discussions concerning the OXCART accident pending receipt
of additional information. (DD/S&T)
7. Noting current military operations in Laos, the Director
asked that a situation report be included in the PDB today. (DD/I)
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