FBIS ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF LOG NOTES - 14 JULY 1967 (CONTINUED)

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• Collection: General CIA Records
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• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 15, 2006
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• Publication Date: November 7, 2000
• Content Type: NOTES

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F8IS Administrative
Lop, Notes - 14 July 1967 (Con
2. Reference ~ letter of 29 June 1968 Subject: Applicant Information
. Following up on the conversation between and 25X1
myself as to whether lass A contract personnel should or could be
exempted from the polygraph we contacted Security for definitive Statements on
Class A and Class a type clearances and whether Class A contract personnel could
be exempt from the polygraph, The Office of Security statements follow:
Class A - Class A contract personnel are investigated for full
and no exception may be made. All U.S. citizen contract
employees should have Class A clearance.
Class 9 - Employees Riven Class B contracts are subjected to
sae clearance procedures that personnel are who are
cleared for access to material through secret, i.e.
provisional clearance. They may be witting or unwitting.
otwkthstanding the fact that a person may be "cleared
through secret; which is simply a clearance term, he may
have no access to classified material nor to the areas
in w1d-C-h-Yt is kept.
This type of clearance is reserved for non-U.S. citizens
and for those citizens who cannot qualify for full staff
employment, i.e. married to an alien, less than five years
as a U.S. citizen, and other limiting factors, but whose
25X1 qualifications are unique and, therefore, necessary.
STATSPEC
cc: Director's Office; Chief of operations; Chie
ntract Personnel File
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