DDI ACTIVITY REPORT, 18 OCTOBER - 22 OCTOBER 1982
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October 22, 1982
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DDI 8544-82
22 October 1982
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Robert M. Gates
Deputy Director for Intelligence
SUBJECT: DDI Activity Report, 18 October - 22 October 1982'
labor camps and the oil/gas pipeline network in the USSR.
DCI/DDCI-Assigned Tasks
NESA prepared talking points for the DCI on the Israel-Lebanon situation.
OEA prepared a memorandum on the sale of sophisticated digital switching
manufacturing technology to China for the DCI.
OGI completed the DCI-requested project on Soviet presence in the Third World.
At the DCI's request, OGI prepared a special map and graphics package on forced
OSWR has arranged a satellite survivability briefing for the DCI by
At the request of the DDI, OSWR will brief the DCI on results to date of the DDI
Technology Transfer Task Force.
OSWR provided the DCI with talking points and a background paper on battlefield
lasers for a Presidential briefing.
Of Special Interest This Week
ALA prepared a briefing package for Vice President Bush's upcoming visit to
Africa.
An ALA analyst accompanied the NIO for Economics to brief Martin Feldstein,
Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, on Brazil's economic prospects.
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NESA analysts briefed the president and vice president of the Overseas Private
Investment Corporation (OPIC) on Lebanon's military, political, and economic situation.
NESA analysts met with Dr. Peter Clausen, Woodrow Wilson Center for
International Affairs, to discuss nuclear proliferation issues and with
University of Texas, to discuss India's political problems.
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OEA held a conference on East Asia affairs to dKaw upon academic expertise.
OEA briefed the HPSCI on insurgency in the Philippines.
OGI - with contributions from EURA and ALA - put together the first of a
biweekly series of situation reports on key international financial. developments. The
report goes to a select group of policymakers.
OGI received a cable from UN Ambassador Kirkpatrick thanking them for the
responses to her frequent questions and for analytical support to the Mission.
OGI personnel participated in
a working-level inte igence conference at Fort
Bragg, North Carolina, on a estinian terrorism.
OSWR participated in briefings on Soviet high energy laser developments and
LASINT collection to members of OMB, HPSCI, and the SSCI.
OSWR met with I Ito discuss
technology transfer to China and the development of scientific research in the PRC.
Looking Ahead
EURA is hosting a conference on Aegean issues this weekend with government and
academic participation.
Several OEA analysts will attend a Korea-US Order of Battle conference at the
Pentagon next week.
OSWR will brief Ambassador Walters on Pakistan's nuclear weapon program.
Briefings
The Directorate was involved in 4 briefings at the staff level this week.
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