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• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP84-00022R000200020007-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 4
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 4, 2003
• Sequence Number: 7
• Publication Date: June 12, 1952
• Content Type: NOTES

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MOTE ON 7111- "ADRR:GIJACY SURVI.YCn
There were apparently three OCD Surveys. The, first (December 19746) and. th.c
second (May 19747) are here. The third seems to have been started in January 1948,
and it would aupear t' ~n:t quite a lot of work was done on i
lthouuh I am not,
quite at the end of my rope yet, inquiries lead me to believe that Just as they
ww're get-,inF to the point of finishing the thing, Olsen and '-.is people left in
favor of 'ndrews and it s; there was a great reorganization with the usual loss of
files. I should not be surprised if the item numbered 'IT" below is the sole survivor
of Survey T`3? I have a couple. of people still working on i_t, and something :ore may
be found yet.
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P,ONT~ {,NTS IN THI`, II'' 1, ume rals
~~ refer to yellOT,., slips
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seems to be all that remains of the
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Third Adequacy Sur-rey which was begun in January 1948.
rather threatening
tone re--.rd~_ng the budget seems to reflect a dissatisfaction 7.;ith CIA, thou--h he
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exruresses himself as satisfied, with the Summaries. It would a;>:ee:ur that
by this time, has begun to t ink of CIA as primarily an institution that z: niches
the other aencios with material they need that is not ~,:"i-thin th .ir specialty. If
so, CIA iw working for IAC---not vice versa. Nay have been normal Navy point of
view---see Situation Reports. Do not think O.R{,, ever got into business of
furnishing Navy's non- vaval intelligence on request. Think OR_5 would have agreed
with imp~ication.that ONI get out of the political intelligence business.
II. This is part of controversy that runs all through this folder. Office of ter
of-Vice wanted to receive CL?. curr :nt intelligence or ;,f.et e;>tra conies. Requests
generally approved. State ',s objection recorded here based mostly on fact that
OR!,; received and could use the so-called State S./S -traffic w-,ihich sucoo,sed. to be
high policy and very sensitive. Hence many subscribers cut off. List continued
to grow nevertheless. l ihat interests m : is State I s 151-
the assur]1,~tian that it at
liberty to ithhold intelli;enceu;henevcr it chose---that CIA received anything-
only through sufferance;.
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III. This is 7 .hay Survey which we a1r ad;, have.
IV. purvey of December 9, 106, which we didn't have before as far as I }:!"'.o`.'7.
It looks very much like the one o- Me months later. I an come, nt'_ng seriatim
on page 1 of seem - reference to nla]'il'.Jc e'en paragraphs.
(1) Prohl a bee ;.nd. this run" Wcu:'}.eo"t a=_.'tor y'. Because of Hate and oth:r
pressure, nece ,s:ar,/ to havo ter re;: i;1 =_ct :d d_...tr :uti.on is , n" h n' at all . e ei ,ive
to be included. This, of ceursr, n m,.p red some offices where. the eery n ople
who should have seen the 5umn ties didn't. 'roposF?l, made here carried out in
1951: OCT, in. effect, prints periodical for ever; shade of taste and state of
clearance.
(2) As I said concerning IA 7 urj;( r-- .hat these ue.on].w.anted was not
"Comnents" on items of current intell rence, but ,-lust p:Lain furth'r onnlanetions.
The conciseness of the Summaries---that so many professed to admire- and might
been a time-saver for a thoroughly informed p:::rson---simply male many of the items
unintelligible for non-experts in areas.
(3) "not oriented toward an; 'it ins, in a _ afloct__on of the same thing. The
items were "oriented" toward s.omothinr; all right, but no one wrote a paragraph
telling the 'eGAS-2 or the DCNO (On) what it was. See same in (h), (?), and (6)
)t that, in (6) the core"nnter tries to auribe his own i'-nor ance c t_'!
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(7) The e bl articles w_ re far from !on,-, _ath r. , t;h rult o ' err; , `; and
lactualit were so r:ia - ~. d th.= t~- -..> ,. ~ ~ne articles 'w..rc.-10~ ~n!_n I
~;. _ the ._ Ler
contained in turned out to be not what the reader wanted, h; resented_ the. bore-
dom o-:' it 'r an `. find "'his out Gh'' 11:.1r0_ way, hence the request ;: or a S. YIO7si s. The
s, nopsis thod Tl