WEEKLY REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING 2 AUGUST 1985

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• Publication Date: August 2, 1985
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Weekly Report
Directorate of Administration
-- On 30 July, the Director of Security met with staff members of the SSCI and
presented a comprehensive (two and a half hour) briefing on the Agency's
policies and practices in the realm of personal security. This session was
arranged by the SSCI staff in anticipation that the fall agenda of SSCI
will feature an emphasis on security and counterintelligence programming in
the Intelligence Community.
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comment. The PMCD/OP and P&PD/OL draft inspection reports have been sent
to the DDA for comment. The inspection report on Language is currently
under review and should be available for review by interested components by
Office of Legislative Liaison
-- The Congress has passed and sent to the White House the State Department
Authorization Act for FY86. The Senate version of that Act contained a
provision entitled the "Foreign Surveillance Prevention Act," sponsored by
Senator Moynihan. We were successful in persuading a House/Senate
Conference Committee to drop the Moynihan proposal. The conferees did,
however, request that the President conduct a study of the problem of
electronic surveillance of Americans by foreign powers and submit
recommendations to Congress no later than 1 January 1987 on legislation and
other actions designed to bring an end to surveillance of Americans by
foreign powers.
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DDA 85-0060/30
2 August 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Harry E. Fitzwater
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 2 August 1985
1. Progress reports on tasks assigned by the DCI/DDCI:
None.
2. Items/events of interest:
d. A member of the Computer Security Group of OIT addressed
Agency ADP Control Officers concerning the recent computer security
incident involving a contractor's unauthorized access to some Agency data
bases. The control officers were briefed on the safeguards being
initiated as a result of the incident and their responsibilities in
instituting and maintaining them.
WARNING NOTICE
INTELLIGENCE SOURCES
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f. The OIT on-line training catalog became operational this
week. The system gives OIT personnel immediate on-line access to OTE and
OIT training course information.
h. A representative from the U.S. Trade Commission contacted
Printing and Photography Division/OL (P&PD/OL), regarding printing of
their annual report. The text of this report, "Annual Report of the
President of the United States on the Trade Agreement Program," will be
ready for P&PD processing by the middle of August. Work is currently
being done with the Cartographic Design Center/DI, in preparation of
graphics. A total of 8,000 perfect bound copies has been requested by
the U.S. Trade Commission.
i. Headquarters Operation, Maintenance and Engineering Division,
(HOME/OL), reported that on 30 July the ground floor level of the new
parking garage officially opened for general parking. Access can be
gained by using the entrance road that is located directly behind the
Printing and Photography Building. In conjunction with this opening, the
temporary parking lot located at the Route 123 entrance will officially
close on 5 August. Employees using this lot will be able to use the
parking garage. An employee bulletin pertaining to this subject has been
published.
j. HOME/OL reported that the installation of the ceiling sound
soak panels commenced the week of 29 July. To perform this task the
contractor will have to erect and leave in place a large working platform
in the South Cafeteria. This platform will be left in place until the
ceiling panel is completed the week of 29 August.
k. New Building Project Office/OL personnel met with
sculptor, on 29 July to discuss senior management's
selection of the design for the marble plaque for the New Building.
has ordered the marble and will commence with layout drawings
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M. The new class of Career Trainees has just lost its first
member--a DO-destined officer who decided that neither the DO, the Career
Trainee Program, nor the Agency (alternative career possibilities were
discussed with him), is right for him and his wife. They want nothing
more than a return to Omaha, Nebraska, which they plan to accomplish
within the week.
n. Thirteen students participated in the first running of the
Technical Writing Course, 23 - 25 July. What was most striking about
this class was its diversity. An economist, a political scientist, an
electrical engineer, a case officer and an industrial hygienist all saw
their writing as "technical." The instructor recognized this diversity,
stressed clear writing as the basis of all writing--technical or not--and
scheduled individual conferences with the students. The class was well
received.
o. On 30 July, the Director of Security (D/OS) met with staff
members of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI) and
presented a comprehensive (two and a half hour) briefing on the Agency's
policies and practices in the realm of personnel security. This session
was arranged by the SSCI staff in anticipation that the fall agenda of
SSCI will feature an emphasis on security and counterintelligence
programming in the Intelligence Community.
p. On 29 July, the D/OS participated in a briefing of
Representative Dick Cheney (R WY-AL) of the House Permanent Select
Committee on Intelligence.
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u. An Office of Personnel (OP) clerical recruitment
presentation, emphasizing overseas opportunities, held at Fair Oaks
Holiday Inn netted 120 applicants with 58 expressing a desire for
overseas travel. The presentation was attended by three Agency
secretaries with overseas service who were able to answer a variety of
questions posed by these applicants. Plans are to include individuals
with this experience in future clerical recruiting trips.
w. The President has signed into law a bill which authorizes
restoration of health and life insurance coverage for certain former 25X1
disability retirees whose annuities are reinstated. Previously,
disability retirees who participated in the Federal Employees Health
Benefits Plan (FEHB) and the Federal Employees Group Life Insurance
Program (FEGLI) and whose annuity was terminated because they exceeded
the ceiling placed upon earnings, were not permitted to participate in
either program upon restoration of their annuity. Under the new law, the
annuitant can have coverage restored by re-enrolling and paying the
annuitant portion of the subscription cost. The law has a retroactive
effective date of 17 June 1985. OP contacted Office of Personnel
Management (OPM) officials who have advised that guidelines regarding
implementation of this law will be available shortly. We then will take
the steps necessary to advise our retirees who may be affected.
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x. The Government Employees Health Association (GEHA) Board of
Directors met on 23 July and approved several changes in the Specified
Dread Disease (SDD) policy. Essentially, SDD will become a a secondary
carrier, whereby the health insurance carried by the employee becomes the
primary payer for expenses. This means SDD will be used to pay expenses
not covered under the health plan, i.e., deductibles and coinsurance
charges. The Board also approved the addition of three new diseases to 25X1
those covered by the policy (typhoid fever, malaria, and hemophilia), and
extended the time limitation for submitting claims under the policy from
three to five years.
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ee. Our efforts to find unaccounted for TS documents continue to
obtain results. One unaccounted for document was located by an OIS staff
member through a review of old office documentation. Personnel in the
Office of General Counsel found another three during an annual
inventory. An Office of Information Services (OIS) annuitant searching
the retired records of the Intelligence Community Staff located 610 TS
documents, five of which were charged to ICS with the remaining 605
unlisted and requiring additional research. Another annuitant found 64
TS documents while concluding his search in the Office of Global Issues.
A third annuitant found 157 TS documents while pursuing her review of the
Office of Soviet Analysis.
if. The Deputy Director of Information Services; the Deputy
Director for Policy and Management, Office of Security; and
representatives from the Information Resources Management Division
attended an interagency meeting called by Steven Garfinkel, Director of
the Information Security Oversight Office. The purpose was to establish
interagency task forces to identify specific information security
initiatives needed in the areas of (a) overclassification, (b)
overdistribution, (c) classification management, (d) need-to-know, and
(e) unauthorized disclosures. Mr. Garfinkel believes that the time is
right for new initiatives in information security, particularly in view
of the Walker espionage case. CIA and the Air Force will investigate the
problem of overdistribution of classified materials. Our first meeting
will be held on 2 August 1985 in the OIS conference room. Each task
force is expected to recommend initiatives and how to implement them in a
report due ISOO by 30 August.
gg. OIS has been trying to collect some $11,000 in delinquent
search fees owed to the U.S. Treasury. To date we have received 19
checks totaling $1,946. One requester said that he had not paid his bill
sooner because he puts all his bills in queue and pays them on a
first-in, first-out basis. Another requester, this one in Finland,
apologized for the delay and explained that he was waiting for the U.S.
dollar to go down, when in fact it kept going up.
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2 August 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Robert M. Gates
Deputy Director for Intelligence
SUBJECT: DDI Activity Report 29 July - 2 August 1985
DCI/DDCI Assigned Tasks
NESA provided talking points on the Libyan threat to Sudan,
and prepared a typescript on "Qadhafi's Prospects for Survival."
Of Special Interest This Week
ACIS led an intelligence committee team for a discussion
with the HPSCI Staff on Round II of NST.
ACIS met with a PFIAB task force on support to arms control
activities.
ALA briefed Congressman Solarz on the situation in Angola,
South Africa, and Mozambique; and Representative Bill Lowery on
political developments in Central America
EURA briefed two HPSCI staffers en route to Greece and
Czechoslovakia.
NESA briefed RADM Dorsey, Chief of Operations, CINCEUR;
NESA participated in a SIG on Afghanistan. 25X1
OEA briefed Senate staffers on Burma, Thailand, the
Philippines, and Singapore; and briefed Senator Cohen on Sino-US
relations.
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On the Hill, OGI briefed Senator Pressler on Soviet active
measures in Western Europe; Congressman Chaney on oil facility
assessments; Congressman Feighan on the Middle Eastern terrorist
threat; and Senator Bradley on the Middle Eastern terrorism
spillover in Western Europe.
OSWR met with Joe Martin, Office of the Secretary of Defense
for Naval Task Force Defense, for discussions on the Soviet naval
missile threat against western task forces.
OSWR briefed Ambassador Ellis, US Commissioner to the
Standing Consultive Commission on submarine dismantling
procedures; Dr. Keyworth, the President's Science Advisor, on
Soviet submarine technology development; Colonel Roesch and Dr.
Sid Singer of the Office of Science and Technology Policy on
Soviet Strategic Force Developments, particularly their ICBM
programs; and Joint Electronic Warfare Center's conference on
Soviet capabilities to interfere with US space systems.
SOVA prepared talking points on the Soviet-US Joint Trade
and Economic Council.
SOVA briefed Senator Alan Cranston on Soviet leadership
developments.
SOVA briefed Ambassador Frank Meehan, who is about to go to
the GDR, on East German military forces, recent developments in
the Soviet command structure, and the potential for friction in
Soviet-East German relations if the Soviets attempts to gain day-
to-day control of East European forces.
Looking Ahead
EURA will brief Deputy Assistant Secretary Frank Vargo and
Charles Ludolph of Commerce.
Briefings
There were 18 briefings on the Hill this past week.
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The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
NIC #03852-85
2 August 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Herbert E. Meyer
Vice Chairman, National Intelligence Council
SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report, 26 July - 1 August 1985
I. DCI/DDCI-Assigned Tasks
NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering), with C/AF/D0, prepared talking points
for and briefed the DCI on USSR and the situation in South Africa prior
to an NSC meeting;
and
prepared a memorandum to Mr. McFarlane from the DCI proposing a CPPG
meeting on policy options in Southern Africa.
NIO at Large (Hal Ford), with the assistance of the NIOs, prepared a
draft NIC Threat Outlook for DCI and C/NIC review.
NIO/Counterterrorism/Narcotics (Charles Allen) prepared talking
points for the DCI/DDCI's use at an NSC meeting, chaired by the
President, on the status of security at US nuclear weapons-related
facilities in the US and abroad.
Assistant NIO Counterterrorism) (with DO officers,
Acting Chief UO~ and the CIA Executive Secretary, briefed the
DCI and DDCI prior to a meeting of the Vice President's Task Force on
Counterterrorism.
NIO/East Asia (Carl Ford) met with the DCI to discuss the threat to
Asia; and the situation in the Philippines.
Assistant NIO/Europe) (participated in a briefing for
the DCI on the security of nuclear weapons storage site
Assistant NIO/USSR
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prepared talking points for the
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III. Of Interest This Week
NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering), with DI analysts, attended a Community
mid-tour briefing for US Ambassador to Sudan Hume Horan;
NIO at Large (Hal Ford) spoke to an OTE course on the NIC and
producer-consumer relations; and with the assistance of OGI and OSWR
officers, prepared certain materials for C/NIC concerning Soviet radio
jamming.
Acting NIO at Large (David Low) hosted an off-site conference on
nuclear proliferation for representatives from the intelligence and
policy communities; with VC/NIC (Herbert Meyer) and NIO/NESA (Graham
Fuller), received a briefing from Gary
Saymore of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories; and met with
Dr. Thomas Welch, Deputy Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for
Chemical Warfare Matters, to discuss CW issues.
NIO/Counterterrorism/Narcotics (Charles Allen) briefed ADM James
Holloway, Director of the Vice President's Task Force on
Counterterrorism, on counterterrorism issues; at the request of OGC,
prepared comments on draft House of Representatives anti-terrorism
legislation; met with the Director of the ICS Program and Budget staff
to discuss potential R&D funding enhancements for counterterrorism
activites; briefed prospective CINCEUR Director for Operations (J3),
RADM James F. Dorsey, USN, on counterterrorism issues related to Western
Europe and the Middle East, and co-hosted a luncheon for him with DI
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officials;
with A/NI0/Narcotics and
A/NIO/CT met with General Gorman, General Whitehead, and
Admiral Holcombe--consultants to the Vice President's Task Force on
Counterterrorism--to discuss Community counterterrorist programs; with
A/NI0/Narcotics met with RADM Clyde Robbins, USCG Chief
of Operations to discuss Community support to Coast Guard counter-
narcotics activities; met with the new Assistant Army Attache to Mexico
to discuss narcotics issues related to that country and intelligence
gaps/requirements; traveled to Miami at the
invitation of NNBIS Southeast Regional Coordinator RADM Richard P.
Cueroni USCG to attend a planning session
to discuss with Admiral Cueroni issues related to
long-term NNIS requirements for intelligence support; with officials of
the DEA intelligence office, briefed the SSCI on the international drug
trafficking threat and Community capabilities to support policy and law
enforcement agencies; with OLL officers, met with Senator Chiles to
brief him on the drug trafficking threat from Latin America--
particularly cocaine--and prospects for controlling the drug flow into
the US from abroad.
NI0/East Asia (Carl Ford) received a briefing from Bob DeStatte of
DIA on political prisoners in Vietnam; briefed Senate staffers on East
Asian matters; met with NSC staff member Gaston Sigur to discuss Asian
issues; and met with Assistant Deputy Director
of DIA for Collection Management.
Assistant NI0/Economics with NI0/LA (Robert
Vickers), attended an NSC staff meeting to draft a revised set of
talking points for Treasury Secretary Baker's trip to Peru for the
inauguration of Alan Garcia.
NI0/Europe (Col. George Kolt), with A/NI0/EUR
with Ambassador to Czechoslovakia Luers, F
Assistant NIO/Europe) I attended a briefing for the
Ambassador-Designate to East Germany; briefed William Rau, Consul-
General-Designate/Istanbul; participated in a briefing for the
DCM/Bucharest; and prepared a memorandum for C/NIC on the draft Malta
policy study.
NIO/FDIA (H. F. Hutchinson, Jr.) with C/CI Staff and the Special
Counsel/DO, met with DoD representatives on special projects; and with
representatives of FBI, State, OGI, and SOYA, briefed Senator Pressler,
Chairman of the European Subcommittee of the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee, on Soviet active measures.
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Assistant NIO/FDIA met with NSA and DIA DDAC members 25X1
to resolve matters related to the draft DCID, which were raised by
Generals Odom and Williams.
C/FDIA Staff briefed the Undersecretary of the Air 25X1
Force for Space Systems on a Soviet intelligence-threat issue.
NIO/Latin America (Robert Vickers) attended a DoD briefing by the
Central American Joint Intelligence Task Force; and participated in a 25X1
military exercise at the Naval War College.
Assistant NIO/Latin America attended a meeting of
the Interagency Caribbean Steering Group chaired by 25X1
at the ICS.
NIO/NESA (Graham Fuller) met with the US Ambassador to Algeria;
conferred with a scholar on Soviet/Middle East 25X1
activities; conferred with a CSIS scholar on the Arabian Peninsula; and
met with a Rand Corporation scholar on the Northern Tier countries.
NIO/SP (Lawrence Gershwin), with A/NIO/SP briefed 25X1
BGen May and MGen Williams of USAF R&D ro rams on Soviet strate is
force developments; 25X1
NIO/S&T (Julian Nall) with A-NIO/S&T , met with
Dr. Sidney Singer of the Office of Science and Technology Policy.
Dr. Singer will serve on Dr. Keyworth's staff as Associate Director for
SDI.
NIO/USSR (Fritz Ermarth) discussed Soviet relations with Dr. Fred
Ikle, Undersecretary of Defense for Policy.
NIO/Warning (John Bird) discussed the role of the NIC at the OTE
Seminar on Producer-Consumer Relations.
Assistant NIO/Warning participated in Global War
Games '85 at the Naval War College.
National Intelligence Officers for Africa, East Asia, Latin America,
NESA, and USSR met with Richard Clark, newly-appointed Deputy Assistant
Secretary of State for Regional Analysis, INR.
Herbert E. Meyer
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2 August 1985
DCI Weekl Re ort
Office of the Ins ector General
The final inspection report on OTE/Training has been
forwarded to the ExDir and the DDCI. The inspection report on
Agency TV is now complete and will be forwarded to the ExDir
this week. The mini reviews of OGI and the Office of Finance
have been forwarded to the DDI and DDA for final comment. The
PMCD/OP and P&PD/OL draft inspection reports have been sent to
the DDA for comment. The inspection report on Language is
currently under review and should be available for interested com onents by next week.
The new cycle of inspections which includes OCR/DI,
FBIS/DS&T, PCS/DO, and Technical Security got underway
as scheduled on 1 August 1985.
Last week we met with the Inspector General of the Defense
Mapping Agency to discuss, in general terms, our inspection
process. The DMA/IG was specifically interested in whether or
not the Agency had any prohibitions against the IG inspecting
activities involving special intelligence material. Apparently
the DoD has some restrictions with regard to IG access to SCI
material.
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OFFICE OF THE (DOMPTROLLER
WEEKLY REPORT FOR THE DCI
2 August 1985
-- A Comptroller Meeting for the month of August has been scheduled for
Tuesday, 20 August, to discuss with the Deputies our financial position as
of 31 July.
1987
-- Budget estimates were received from the directorates this week. We are
beginning development of our FY 1987 0MB submission which is due to the IC
Staff 16 September.
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OLL 85-2271
2 August 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Director, Office of Legislative Liaison
SUBJECT: Weekly Report
ITEMS OF INTEREST
1. State Department Authorization Act: The Congress has passed
and sent to t e ite House the State Department Authorization Act
for FY86. The Senate version of that Act contained a provision
entitled the "Foreign Surveillance Prevention Act," sponsored'by
Senator Moynihan. This provision was vigorously opposed by the Agency
and we were successful in persuading a House/Senate Conference Committee
to drop the Moynihan proposal. The conferees did, however, request that
the President conduct a study of the problem of electronic surveillance
of Americans by foreign powers and submit recommendations to Congress
no later than 1 January 1987 on legislation and other actions designed
to bring an end to surveillance of Americans by foreign powers.
Charles A. Briggs
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OLL 85-2239
2 August 1985
ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR CURRENT WEEK
29 July
29 July Mtg with Rep Cheney (R., WY) re
Central America
29 July Bfg for Rep Jack Fields (R., TX) on
Zimbabwe & South Africa
29 July Bfg Rep Cheney (R., WY) on DS&T & tour
OTS labs
29 July Bfg Rep Cheney (R., WY) on Moscow
Embassy
29 July Bfg Sen Eagleton (D., MO) & SSCI stfr
Carolyn Fuller & Jim Currie on Nicaragua
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Brf Rep Ed Feighan (D., OH), HFAC, on
Terrorism in the Middle East
Bfg HFAC Western Hemisphere Subcmte
on Nicaraguan support to terrorism
(w/Amb Abrams, State)
Bfg Sen Cranston (D., CA) & stfr Warburg
on Soviet leadership issues and debate
over economic reform in the USSR
DO/LA;
OGI;
DI/SOVA;
Bfg Sen Pressler (R., SD) & SSCI Stfr Hutchinson NIO AL;=
Fuller on Soviet disinformation (w/FBI & DI/OGI; 7 DI/SOVA;
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Brf Reps O'Brien (R., IL), and Mineta
(D., CA) on Lebanese hostages
Brf SSCI on Counternarcotics (w/DEA)
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31 July
31 July
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31 July
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2 Aug
Brief Sen. Chiles (D., FL) and stfr Allen, NIO/CT; ANIO/CT:
Doug Olin on international narcotics OLL 25X1
Brf Sen Bradley (D., NJ) re terrorist
threat in Western Europe
Brf Rep Lowery (R., CA) & Rep Fazio
(D., CA) on Mexico, Honduras, Nicaragua, DI/ALA;
El Salvador
Pre trip bfg for Sen Cohen (R., ME) &
SSCI Stfrs Dykstra, Holliday & Despres
on China, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea &
Taiwan
Mtg with Rep Wilson (D., TX) on
Afghanistan
Brf Sen DeConcini (D., AZ) on Central
America
DI/OGI;
DOJ
DI/OEA; 25X1
DO/NE; 25X1
OLL 25X1
Pre trip bfg, Rep Stephen Solarz (D., Wetterin N O F;
NY), HFAC, re Angola, South Africa, DI/ALA;
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2 Aug
Tour of OTS Facilities for Sen Bradley
(D., NJ), SSCI Mbr and John Despres,
SSCI stf
OTS/DDS&T; I I OLL
2 Aug Brief HPSCI on Sudan and Libya
ADDO;
FUTURE ITEMS
5 Aug Brf Rep Wortley (R., NY), Stfr Larry
1430 Casey on CIA Security Background
229 CHOB Investigation & Reinvestigation
Procedures
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DCI WEEKLY REPORT
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE
I will be on leave until 23 August.
will be in charge.
Few stories of any significance concerning the Agency appeared in the
media these past few weeks. While this delightful respite is doubtless
temporary, we know of no stories of importance that are building.
Prepublication Review
Academic Relations
The Academic Coordinator visited the USMC Schools Command
at Quantico to meet with representatives o the schools, ranging from the
Comte and Staff College to the NCO Academy, for a "get acquainted" session.
briefed them on the various things Public Affairs can do to help them
with their curricula, as well as briefings we can provide in connection with
their courses. They were much interested and will get back to us.
also met with George McLain and Larry Newhouse of
the CT Division, OP, to discuss ways in which we can assist their recruiting
efforts. While there appears to be little we can do to assist them, we will
do what we can.
Briefings included:
-- NSA SIGINT Operations Course
-- Two seminars in Producer-Consumer relations
-- State Department Security Officers
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