DR. JUNE TEUFEL DREYER

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• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 11, 2007
• Sequence Number: 36
• Publication Date: March 17, 1981
• Content Type: MEMO

NFAC #1528-81
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THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
as NIO for East Asia or in a osition of comparable rank. The facts in
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4. A note you may wish to send to Dick is attached.
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505 17 March 1981
Deputy Director for National Foreign Assessment
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
THROUGH Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director for National Foreign Assessment
FROM Richard Lehman
Chairman, National Intelligence Council
Dick Allen recommends that you hire
1. The attached memorandum fro
unis case are as follows.
2. On 10 February Hal Ford and I interviewed She told us
that she had been sent to us by Jim Lilley and was interested in the position
of NIO for China. I explained to her that this position no longer existed, as
it had been merged with that for all of East Asia. While she assured us that
her credentials were not limited to China, examination of her publications
record indicated that she was primarily a China specialist. On that basis we
offered her a GS-15 position as a senior analyst in the NIC. We did not
believe she was qualified to be an NIO or indeed to hold supergrade rank
because her expertise was concentrated only on China, because her Washington
experience had been limited to a brief tour in the Library of Congress, and
because she did not have the standing to operate effectively at senior policy
levels. Prior to making her the offer, we consulted Lilley, John Holdridge,
and Ray Cline, all of whom she had cited as references. All three agreed that
she was not qualified to be NIO/EA.
3. Dick's suggestion that she "deserves" a GS-18 position makes me
uncomfortable. Her qualifications are those of a senior analyst for whom the
entry grade in NFAC is at most GS-15. In a conversation about
prior to his memo (in which I gave him the substance of the preceding
paragraph), he told me that we should consider her because, inter alia, she
had been "useful in the campaign." I hope we can keep our professional corps
free of politics.
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THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
17 March 1981
Deputy Director for National Foreign Assessment
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
THROUGH Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
. Deputy Director for National Foreign Assessmen
FROM Richard Lehman
Chairman, National Intelligence Council
1. The attached memorandum from Dick Allen recommends that you hire
as NIO for East Asia or in a position of comparable rank. The facts in
this case are as follows.
2. On 10 February Hal Ford and I interviewed She told us
that she had been sent to us by Jim Lilley and was in eres a in the position
of NIO for China. I explained to her that this position no longer existed, as
it had been merged with that for all of East Asia. While she assured us that
her credentials were not limited to China, examination of her publications
record indicated that she was primarily a China specialist. On that basis we
offered her a GS-15 position as a senior analyst in the NIC. We did not
believe she was qualified to be an NIO or indeed to hold supergrade rank
because her expertise was concentrated only on China, because her Washington
experience had been limited to a brief tour in the Library of Congress, and
because she did not have the standing to operate effectively at senior policy
levels. Prior to making her the offer, we consulted Lilley, John Holdridge,
and Ray Cline, all of whom she had cited as references. All three agreed that
she was not qualified to be NIO/EA.
3. Dick's suggestion that she "deserves" a GS-18 position makes me
uncomfortable. Her qualifications are those of a senior analyst for whom the
entry grade in NFAC is at most GS-15. In a conversation about
prior to his memo (in which I gave him the substance of the preceding
paragraph), he told me that we should consider her because, inter alia, she
had been "useful in the campaign." I hope we can keep our professional corps
free of politics.
4. A note you may wish to send to Dick is attached.
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Oe Director of Central intelligence
Washington. D. 0.20505
MEMORANDUM FOR: Assistant to the President for National Security
Affairs
Thank you for your memorandum with regard to
While her credentials are indeed impressive, I do not believe she
is qualified to be NIO for East Asia. In short, she is setting
her sights too high. I as, however, been offered a
position at grade GS-15, a level appropriate for senior analysts
of her qualifications in the CIA professional cadre.
William J. Casey
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Richard V. Allen
Assistant to the President
for National Security Affairs
INFORMATION
Last night I mentioned the name of
to you. Her biography is attached.
This talented woman has been in contact with the Agency,
and I trust that she will be considered for a senior position.
It is my understanding that there is concern in the Agency
that she is not adequately qualified to be NIO for China.
Perhaps you would be the best judge of that.
In any event, she deserves a high-level position (GS-18 or
its equivalent) and close consideration.
She is recommended by Jim Lilley, and of course I add my own
strong recommendation.
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