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CIA-RDP84-00951R000200060019-6
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RIPPUB
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1
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December 9, 2016
Document Release Date: 
October 10, 2000
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19
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MISC
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25X1 B 25X1 B 25X1 B Approved For Release 2001/03/06 UM lpP84-00951 R000200060019-6 One of State's responsibilities in biographic processing was to coordinate the contributions of five different agencies for the production of the series for the National Intelligence Survey (NIS) program. This responsibility was not transferred to BR in the merger referred to above but remained under the control of the Office of Basic Intelligence (OBI), the producers of the NIS. In January 1963, on the basis of recommendations by AD/CR,29 concurred 10 in by the AD/BI and endorsed by USIB in April 1963, BR was given the responsibility computer..based information storage and retrieval system wRdeFtakeR sing-e--the An /nn The gantinuing increase in quick response service requests had its impact on the processing side, as mentioned earlier. It was hoped that a modified DARE machine would provide faster document (image) input to the files. Other equip- ment planning to p aperL y handle the large volume input, considerable storage and retrieval capacity requirements, included consideration of electronic data processing equipment for BR and the rest of OCR As did other ajp.& '' -OCR Divisions, BR participated in many of the studies leading to the . &iAU.. tY , of a 4 this reason and to relieve the biographic analyst for research, analysis and writing, BR created in FY1964 a new employee designation "intelligence assistant." a program to meet this particular need. 25X1 B To replace the series, BR embarked on a new series of Biographic Handbooks (BH), the first of which appeared in theall of 1963. Loose-leaf, the Handbooks contained The format of BR's regular reports was revised to enable them to be converted to BH volumes.*Additional processing help was needed constantly; for development, including the _ story, will be treated in Chapter XI. 1-n - 25X1A Approve Fore `2`001/0'?=,-RDP84-00951 R000200060019-6