MINUTES OF MEETING HELD IN DIRECTOR S CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMIN BUILDING CIA, ON 26 JUNE 1952

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• Collection: General CIA Records
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• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 25, 2002
• Sequence Number: 23
• Publication Date: June 26, 1952
• Content Type: MIN

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Sec ity Information
IAC-M-75
26 June 1952
INTELLIGENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
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Minutes of Meting held in Director's
Conference Room, Anni:i.nzstr., tion Buia
Central Intel'gence Agency -one June 1952
Director of Central Intelligence
General Walter Bedell Smith
Presiding
M IS S PRESENT
Mr. Fisher Howe, acting for Special Assistant, Intelligence,
Department of State
Major General A. R. Bolling, Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2
Department of the Army
Rear Admiral R. F. Stout, acting for Director of Naval
Intelligence,. Depar. tment of the Navy
Brigadier General John B. Ackerman, acting for Director of
Intelligence, 'Hcad.cua ?ters, United States Air Force
Colonel S. M. Lansing, :,sting for Deputy Director for
Intelligence, The Joint Staff
Mr. Victor P. Keay, acting for Assistant to the Director,
Federal Bureau of Investigation
ALSO PRESENT
Mr. Loftus E. Becker, Central Intelligence Agency
Lt. General (Ret.) Lucian K. Truscott, Central Intelligence Agency
Dr. Sherman Kent, Central Intelligence Agency
Mr. Lyman B. Kirkpatrick, Central Intelligence Agency
. Robert Amory, Jr., Central Intelligence Agency
Central Intelligence Agency
entral Intelligence Agency
7Central Intelligence Agency
entral Intelligence Agency
entral Intelligence Agency
Central Intelligence Agency
Central Intelligence Agency
Central Intelligence Agency
Mr. A. Sidney Buford, Department of State
Mr. Howard E. Furnas, Department of State
Brigadier General John Weckerling, Department of the Army
Colonel 0. B. Sykes, Department of the Army
Colonel M. F. Cove, Department of the Army
Lieutenant Colonel U. G. Carlan, Department of the Army
Captain W. R. Wilson, USN, Department of the Navy
Commander E. E. Cragg, Department of the Navy
Colonel Edward H. Porter, Department of the Air Force
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas J. Grant, Department of the Air Force
Mr. George D. Garrett, Jr., Department of the Air Force
Major John Allums, Department of the Air Force
Captain E. L. Lugibihl, USN, The Joint Staff
Acting Secretary
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Approval of Minutes
1. Action: The nimutes of the last meeting, 3.2 June 1952
(IAC-M-74) were approved.
the several collection agencies in Ber n.
4. The State Department voiced its appreciation for the
fine work General Truscott has been doing in Germany.
2. Action: The IAC agreed to suspend action on this
problem. General Truscott will proceed as appropriate with the
intelligence chiefs in Gei:uany.
3. Discussion: General Truscott and Mr. Kirkpatrick reported
on thestate of intell;_gcnce coordination in Berlin and told of the
present studies being conducted in Germany on the problem. At the
11 conclusion of these st.udies there is a possibility that a clandestine
coordinating committee w-111 be established in Berlin. Mr. Kirkpatrick
spoke of the need for communicating theiIPC agreed priorities to
oordinati n-in Berlin
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result of his recent trip to Western Europe and Scandinavia.
Intelligence Support to the
Econonic Defense Advisory
Committee IAC-D-53
6. Action: The IAC deferred action on this problem until
the next meeting.
Monitoring of Warning-of-Attack
Messa es b the Watch Committee
IAC-D-52
7. Action: The JIC proposal designating the Watch Committee
to draft NATO Warning-of-Attack messages was approved on the under-
standing that it may be necessary in the interest of expediency
for higher authority to draft the messages in an emergency.
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Project to Provide a More
Adequate Basis for Planning
for the Security of the U.S.
IAC-D-29 5, IAC-M-38, 39,
44, 48)
8. Action: The Air Force will nominate an officer to
represent the IAC on the proposed ad hoc committee to be composed
of representatives of the DCI, the JCS, the IAC, the IIC, and the
ICIS.
9. Discussion: It was rioted that contributions to this
project have been received from IAC, IIC, ICIS, and JCS. There
remains the writing of the summary evaluation on the basis of these
contributions. General Smith asked for a nomination of a represent-
ative from the IAC to assist in the writing of this evaluation.
After some discussion of General Partridge's availability, it was
suggested that an Air Force officer would be especially appropriate
in view of the content of the estimate.
Cancellation of NIE-68
10. Action: It was agreed to cancel this estimate on Probable
Developments in Chile.
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