WEEKLY REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING 12 JULY 1985

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• Publication Date: July 12, 1985
• Content Type: MEMO

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-- Reminder: DDCI to talk to Keel at OMB; DCI to talk to Don Regan about
Stevens Bill?
Public Affairs Office
-- D/PAO attended a briefing at the White House by Bud McFarlane for
Intelligence Committee Public Affairs Officers. The briefing was to
acquaint us with the Administration's current thinking on counterterrorism
and with proposed public affairs programs to enlighten the American public
regarding the terrorism problem and take the heat off the Administration.
Obviously, the Agency's role will be restricted primarily to whatever the
DCI and the DDCI think it appropriate to say during their public or
semi-public appearances, and to the Agency possibly providing unclassified
material on terrorism to the White House to be included in standard
material--speeches and the like--for use by Administration officials in
their public appearances.
Upcoming Calendar
17 July - NFIB Meeting (DCI, DDCI)
18 July - Breakfast with Congressman Lee Hamilton re Budget Appeals to
HPSCI (DCI, DDCI, D/ICS)
- Briefing of SSCI re Counterintelligence (DCI, DDCI)
19 July - Breakfast with Secretary and Deputy Secretary of Defense
(DCI, DDCI)
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DDA 85-0060/27
12 July 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Harry E. Fitzwater
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 12 July 1985
1. Progress reports on tasks assigned by the DCI/DDCI:
None.
2. Items/events of interest:
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d. On 10 July, as part of its continuing Security Awareness
Program, OS sponsored the appearance of major General and
Mrs. James L. Dozier in the Headquarters Auditorium. The Doziers addressed
an Agency-wide audience on the topic, "International Terrorism and the
Hostage Experience." The Doziers were well received as evidenced by a
capacity crowd in the main auditorium with overflow viewing in two smaller
auditoriums for both the morning and afternoon presentations. We
conservatively estimate F___1employees were in attendance at the two
presentations.
e. On 8 July, the first contingent of JIndependent Contractor
Special Security Escorts entered on duty. They were given a one-day EOD
briefing which focused on telephone security, code of conduct for Agency
employees, the hostile intelligence threat, safety on the job, security
escort job requirements and procedures. The office continues to interview
applicants daily in order to meet the increasing demands throughout the
Agency for escort personnel. The next group will EOD on 15 July with more
groups and Special Escort Seminars to follow throughout most of August
1985. To date, approximately 600 applications have been received in
response to the Headquarters Notice on this program.
f. The Intelligence Training Division/Office of Training and
Education (OTE) and the DS&T prepared and distributed a catalog that
describes new courses being developed for the DS&T Training Program, as well
as current OTE offerings relevant to selected DS&T professionals. The
catalog, which was distributed to all DS&T supervisors and managers, is an
aid in the selection of appropriate training and career development
opportunities for DS&T professional employees. The catalogs include
information on the new courses, FY 85 and FY 86 schedules, and specific
course recommendations for professional employees at various career levels.
g. OTE received word that Chief, East Asia Division (EA) has
approved OTE's proposed training program for EA secretaries
overseas. The first offering will be a comprehensive course that will
include the best of the programs that we currently offer to our Headquarters
secretaries and administrative support personnel. E:::::::OTE instructors
will be traveling 21 October - 2 November 1985 to
conduct the program. We expect that other DO divisions will follow EA's
lead in providing training for their secretaries in the field.
h. FOIA requesters who have not paid search and/or copying fees for
completed records services owe the U.S. Treasury over $11,000. This week 25X1
the office of Information Services (OIS) sent out 98 letters reminding these
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people of their debt. Those still delinquent after 30 days will be told
that they will receive no further records service from CIA, and all open
cases will be cancelled.
H y E. Fitz a er
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12 July 1985
W40RANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Executive Director
FROM: R. E. Hinman
Deputy Director for Science and Technology
SUBJECT: DST Weekly Activities for 12 July 1985
Of Special Interest This Week
On behalf of Secretary Shultz, INR asked FBIS to provide an update of
worldwide official reaction to the hijacking of TWA Flight 847. The update,
which focused on official condemnation or praise for the terrorists' actions,
was sent to State on 6 July.
On 4 July, FBIS provided the Intelligence Community with the first
reports on an attem ted coup in Guinea.
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DDI-0 35 30-85
12 July 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Robert M. Gates
Deputy Director for Intelligence
SUBJECT: DDI Activity Report 8-12 July 1985
DCI/DDCI Assigned Tasks
NESA provided talking points on lessons learned from recent
TWA hostage crisis.
OEA drafted a memo for the Senate Select Committee on
conditions in East Timor.
OSWR drafted talking points for DDCI briefing for the SSCI
next week and drafted an unclassified speech on technology loss
issues.
Of Special Interest This Week
EURA prepared a typescr
AA-4 - *n 1-hc Praairient, on
NESA and OSWR briefed Ambassador-designate Pickering on
Syria's SA-5s and other military matters.
NESA briefed SSCI on TWA hijacking.
OGI accompanied the DDI to brief the SSCI on trends in
international terrorism.
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OGI briefed Commerce Assistant Secretary Goldfield on the
outlook for a new GATT round.
Looking Ahead
NESA will host conference for approximately) Intelligence
Community analysts working on Afghanistan.
OSWR and A/NIO/AL are pre aring for the Nuclear
Proliferation Conference 29-31 July. The conference will
be attended by most of the senior US Government policymakers on
nuclear proliferation issues, including Ambassadors Kennedy and
Negroponte.
Briefings
There were 3 briefings on the Hill this past week.
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The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
NIC #03515-85
12 July 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, 5 - 11 July 1985
1. DCI/DDCI-Assigned Tasks
NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering) joined the DCI in his meeting with
former Ambassador Marion Smock for discussions on the Namibian situation.
NIO/Counterterrorism/Narcotics (Charles Allen d memoranda
for the DCI and DOW re areon the status
of the Vice President's Task Force on Terrorism.
NIO/Economics (David Low) joined the DCI in his meeting with
Ambassador Keating to discuss economic development issues.
NIO/Latin America (Robert Vickers) provided information on Mexico to
Ambassador Walters for his forthcoming trip.
Assistant NIO/USSR( (prepared talking points for the
DCI on Soviet interest in personal computers.
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III. Of Interest This Week
NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering) met with Richard Barkley, the new DCM,
Pretoria, South Africa.
NIO at Large (Hal Ford) filled in for Vice Chairman, NIC (Herbert E.
Meyer) during his absence; and with the assistance of the NIOs,
completed a NIC Threat Outlook.
Acting NIO at Lar e with NIO/East Asia Carl Ford),
A/NIO/EA and A/NIO/AL , met with
NSC staff member Gaston Sigur, and his assistant Davy Laux o discuss
the PRC nuclear cooperation issue; and met with NIO/Counterterrorism/
Narcotics (Charles Allen) and NIO/Europe (George Kolt) to discuss the
nuclear terrorism issue.
A/NIO/AL met with several State Department
officials to iscuss issues connected with the US-PRC nuclear
cooperation a reement; briefed Ambassador-Designate to Tel Aviv, Thomas
Pickering, and briefed Ed Mundy of the
IC Staff on nuclear proliferation.
A/NIO/AL attended two separate CBW IG Working
Group meetings at the State Department on US CW nonproliferation policy;
attended WSSIC CBW Subcommittee Meeting at the Pentagon; and briefed
Ambassador-Designate Pickering on CBW in the Middle East.
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NIO/Counterterrorism/Narcotics (Charles Allen) met with Peter
Bahnsen and Dr. Frank Pantuso of DoD/C31 to discuss research and
development initiatives on counterterrorism; met with the Assistant
Secretary of State INM and General Galvin, CINCSOUTH, for discussions on
a DoD proposal
briefed the State
Department's Overseas Security Policy Group on trends in international
terrorism and Community capabilities to meet the terrorist threat;
and briefed the Regional Directors of the Customs Bureau
on the international narcotics threat and the dynamics of trafficking
patterns.
Assistant NIO/Narcotics attended a meeting of the
Drug Enforcement Policy Board Working Group to discuss options for
crisis management of narcotics incidents affecting US interests abroad.
NIO/East Asia (Carl Ford) attended a Carnegie seminar on the
Philippines; attended an IG on China at the State De artment in
re aration for the visit of President Li Xiannian;
NIO/Economics (David Low) met with Ambassador Keating to discuss
economic development issues.
with A/NIO/FDIA
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NIO/FDIA (
and C/FDIA Staff , met with the Deputy Under Secretary
of the Air Force, the Assistant Director of the FBI, DDO/NSA, C/CI
Staff, and D/OSWR on special projects; and met separately with Community
representatives on estimative projects; with Phillip Kunsberg,
representing Undersecretary We on DoD initiatives; with DD/ORD on 25X1
technical security issues; and with the Special Assistant to the
Secretary of Defense for Intelligence Oversight.
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A/NIO/FDIAI and C/FDIA Staff
provided draft inputs to CCIS for DCI/DDCI's 18 July testimony before
the SSCI regarding the hostile intelligence threat; and joined D/ICS,
DD/ICS, C/CCIS, and C/SECOM in a briefing by the Assistant Director of 25X1
the FBI on the status of the Walker case.
NIO/GPF (MG Stephen Nichols)
met with
of DIA/VP to discuss automation of Order of Battle data; and
received a briefing from DI/OEA Korean Analysis Branch regarding North
Korean Order of Battle and automation of data.
Assistant NIO/Latin America) I attended a meeting on
the Caribbean Basin at the IC Staff with a DO officer; and met with
priorities.
of the IC Staff to discuss Caribbean collection
NIO/NESA (Graham Fuller) discussed Lebanon policy with Deputy
Assistant Secretary of State/NEA, Robert Pelletreau, and NSC staff
member Jack Covey; discussed oil and politics in the Gulf with a US oil
company representative; met with a US businessman with good ties to
India to discuss political developments in the subcontinent; met with a
Carnegie Institute specialist re ardin Soviet policy toward the Middle
East; and met separate) with DCM-Designate/
Embassy Damascus;
NIO/SP (Lawrence Gershwin)
met with n rew
Marshall, OSD/NA, to plan for an update of the Joint Net Assessment on
strategic forces; met with Brigadier General Wood, Deputy ACSI/USAF;
and briefed Deputy Secretary of State
Whitehead on Soviet strategic force developments.
NIO S T Julian Nall) and A-NIO/S&T with ORD officer
attended briefings and toured lab facilities at NSA on
computing and data processing; and met with C/EUR/DO to discuss
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Associate NIO/S&T was appointed Chairman/STIC,
effective 1 August 1985.
NIO/USSR (Fritz Ermarth se parately discussed current Soviet
developments with Captain Rodney McDaniel
of the NSC Crisis Management Center; and Mark Ramee, Political
Counselor, Embassy Moscow.
Assistant NIO/USSR discussed US export of personal
computers to the USSR with Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce Walter
Olson; and attended a discussion chaired by NSC staff member Gaston
Sigur on Soviet policies toward East Asia.
NIO/Warning (John Bird) met with of DIA to
discuss the Intelligence Research and Development Council's requirement
for study of the application of new technologies to warning; and
discussed warning issues with Captain Rodney McDaniel of the NSC Crisis
Management Center.
Senior Analyst/National Warning Staff participated
in an interagency meeting of intelligence specialists developing
non-military indicators of war for North Korea.
IV. Future Activities
NIO/S&T (Julian Nall) and A-NIO/S&TI (will visit FTD on
15-16 July 1985 to attend a drafting meeting on NIE 11-12-85: Prospects
for Soviet Military Technology and Research and Development. Dr. Nail
will also attend a STAP meeting on 17-18 July.
Herbert E. Meyer
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DCI Weekly
Office of the Inspector General
Comments from the four Deputy Directors on the OTE/Training
inspection report are now in hand and the final report will be
released to the DCI/DDCI next week.
DDA and DDI comments on the Agency TV inspection are
due back to us next week. The PMCD and Language inspection
reports and the OGI mini-review are in the drafting stages at
this time. We are planning to complete the mini-review of the
Office of Finance by the final week in August.
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OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER
WEEKLY REPORT FOR THE DCI
12 July 1985
-- We will hold a Comptroller's meeting with the Deputies next Friday,
19 July, to review our FY 1985 financial and manpower situation.
-- Armed Services committees will try to complete conference on the 1986
Defense Authorization Bill by next Friday. Intelligence committees hope
to resolve NFIP resource issues by next Wednesday, so they can provide
Armed Services agreed numbers for inclusion in the Defense Bill. Key CIA
items at issue are the Reserve for 25X1
contingencies.
-- The House Appropriations Committee is planning to begin markup of the 1986
Defense Appropriations Bill the week of 22 July.
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Other
a White House fellow, will join the office on Monday for a
week's orientation on the role and mission of the Comptroller's office.
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12 July 1985
OLL: 85-2007
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Director, Office of Legislative Liaison
SUBJECT: Weekly Report
1. HPSCI Intelligence Authorization Bill
HPSCI will seek a rule from the Rules Committee next Tuesday
to take their bill (H.R. 2419) to the House for a vote. Some
concern that the House may try to amend the bill to hold
86 dollars to 85 levels. Mr. Hamilton is prepared to defend.
Vote on the bill could come up as early as next week.
2. Hamilton Breakfast
The Hamilton breakfast on Thursday, 18 July provides an
opportunity to discuss the HPSCI desire to have a hearing during
the week of 22-26 July on security and counterintelligence,
passage of the HPSCI authorization bill (see item #1), and the
Hamilton letter on informing the whole Committee on sensitive
operations.
3. Retirement Legislation
Reminder: DDCI to talk to Keel at OMB; DCI to talk to Don
Regan about Stevens Bill? All other matters are contained in
the attachment.
Charles A. Briggs
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DCI; DDCI;
OLL WEEKLY REPORT OLL 85-1941
12 July 1985
ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR CURRENT WEEK
8 July
10 July
Mtg with Sen. Ted Stevens (R., AK) re
amendments to Omnibus Appropriation
Supplemental
Bfg SSCI on state supported terrorism
11 July Mtg with Rep Addabbo (D., NY)
re Nicaragua
11 July
Mtg with Rep Wilson (D., TX) re
Afghanistan
DO/LA
J DI/NESA;
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DI/OGI;
OLL
DCI ; ~0/L~
DO/NE; 25X1
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18 July
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18 July
1630
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22 July
1000
7D32 Hqs
22 July
1600
S-407
24 July
0930
219 SHOB
26 July
0800
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Breakfast with Rep Hamilton (D., IN)
Brief SSCI on threats posed by hostile
intelligence services (w/FBI & NSA)
DI/DO pre-trip bfgs for HPSCI mbr
Rep Ireland (R., FL) on Colombia,
Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, &
Belize, focusing on drug issues
DCI; DDCI; D/ICS
DCI; DO/CI;
ICS;
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Hutchinson, NIO/FDIA; D OLL
DI/ALA;
Brief Senate Arms Control Observers Gershwin, NIO/SP;
Group on Soviet strategic forces
Brief SSCI on intel support to counter-
terrorism & counternarcotics efforts
(w/DoD & DEA)
Bfg & tour at counterterrorism
facilities for SSCI members
DI/ACIS;
Allen, NIO/CT;
DS&T/OTS~
DO/LA;
ICS; DD/OLL
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