WHITE HOUSE CENTRAL FILES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP93B01194R001000010007-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 6
• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 7, 2002
• Sequence Number: 7
• Content Type: REPORT

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White House Central Files
Subject Files
FG - FG 6-3 Federal Government - Organizations
FG Federal. Government - Organizations
FG 1 President of the United States
FG 2 Former Presidents
FG 3 Transition to Incoming Administration
FG 5 The Executive Branch
FG 6-1 Bureau of the Budget
FG 6-2 Central Intelligence Agency
.FG 6-3 Council of Economic Advisors
National Archives and Records Administration
Nixon Presidential Materials Staff
Processed by
Bonnie C. Baldwin
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 WHITE HOUSE CENTRAL FILES
SUBJECT FILES
FG - FG 6-3 Federal Government - Organizations
This collection spans several file categories. The
categories include files relating to the Federal Government
(FG), the President of the United States (FG 1 - FG 1-3-2),
Former Presidents (FG 2) , Administration Transitions (FG 3)
the Executive Branch (FG 5) , the Executive Office of the
President (FG 6) and three offices thereunder: the Bureau of
the Budget (FG 6-1), the Central Intelligence Agency
(FG 6-2) and the Council of Economic Advisors (FG 6-3).
The Executive file category within these subject
categories includes the correspondence of the President,
White House Staff and Administration officials with heads of
state, members of Congress, political party members,
personal acquaintances and business, patriotic and special
interest organizations. The General file category mainly
contains correspondence of the President and White House
Staff with members of Congress, business, patriotic and
special interest organizations and the general public. Many
of the same subjects and correspondents, however, may be
found in both files. Some of the files are subdivided
numerically by country (/CO#) or by appointment papers (/A).
The subject category for Federal Government
Organizations (FG) contains materials to, from or about the
Federal Government branches or agencies. Subjects inclu;ae
the establishment, disestablishment, organization,
reorganization, audits, inspections, location, re-location,
regulations, rports and appointments _.and_endnrsements__t!Q.__
-top positions- Frequent correspondents include: President
Richard Nixon, Vice President Spiro Agnew, Anne Armstrong,
Arthur Burns, John Ehrlichman, Robert Finch, Chester Finn,
Peter Flanigan, Bryce Harlow, Dwight Ink, Egil Krogh,
Charles Mayo, Daniel Moynihan, John Price, John WhitaKer and
Charles Wilkinson. Related materials may be found in the
following subject categories:
FG 1-1 Delegations of Authority
FG 999 Proposed Departments - Agencies -- Boards
- Commissions
FI 4 Budget - Appropriations
HE 9 Sanitary Services - Pollution
control
i PE 2 Employment - Appointments
RA Real Property
RM Religious Matters
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President Richard Nixon, Stephen Bull, Kenneth Cole, Robert
Ellsworth, John Ehrlich,nan, Bryce Harlow, Herbert Klein,
Daniel Moynihan, John Price, William Safire, John Whitaker
and Ronald Ziegler. Related materials may be found in the
following subject categories:
FG 10 The Cabinet
FI Finance
FI 4 Budget -- Appropriations
L-JL 3 Criminal. Matters
;--PL political Affairs
PR 11 Motion Pictures - Film Strips -
Recordings
APR 14 Presidential. Favors
PR 16 Publicity - Newsleaks
PU 2-3 Clippings - Editorials
WE Welfare
WH 2-1 White House Administration: Furnisn:ings
WH 2-2-1 White House Administration: Rooms
Also filed in this subject category are materials
concerning the delegation of the President's authority
(FG 1-1), appointments of Personal Representatives of the
president to ceremonial. events and diplomatic negotiations
(FG 1-2, FG 1-2/CO) and inaugural festivities (FG 1-3,
FG 1-3-1, FG 1-3-2). Frequent correspondents include:
President Nixon, John Brown III, John Campbell, Kenneth
Cole, Jeane Davis, John Ehrlichman, Edwin Harper, Harry
Hopkins, Richard Fairbanks, Leonard Garment, David Geryen,
Henry Kissinger, Herbert Klein, Thomas Korologos, Robert
Mayo, Gen. Brent Scowcroft, William Tiaunons, Rose ;iary Woos
and Ronald Ziegler.
Materials related to the delegation of the President's
authority (FG 1-1) may rye found in the following subject.
categories:
DI Disasters
FA Federal Aid
FE 6 Executive Orders
3-2 Mutual Security
FO 4-1 Balance of Payments
L_- FO 9 Treaties
The following subject categories contain materials
related to the appointments of Personal Representatives of
the President to ceremonial events and diplomatic
negotiations (FG 1-2, FG 1-2/CO):
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reporting and public polls and topics related to tie o
of the President. Frequent correspondendents include:
Welfare: Youth Programs
White House Administration: Budget
The subject category for the President of the United
States (FG 1) concerns the Administration's policies and
accomplishments. Included are discussions of domestic and
forei9_9_i5-sue , government reorganization, analyses of med
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consent of the Senate. Under the airection of tine National
Security Council, the Agency coordinates the intelligence
activities of several government departments and agencies.
The materials in this subject category include
correspondence between President Nixon and the CIA
Directors; appointments of the Director and Deputy Director;
CIA technical assistance to the White [louse, the
declassification of documents, and allegations concerninc
suspected CIA agents or actions. Frequent correspondent include: President Nixon, Jeanne Davis, John Ehrlichman,
Gen. Alexander Haig, CIA Director Richard Helms, W. Richard
Howard, Henry Kissinger, Daniel Moynihan, Brent Scowcroft
and William Timmons. Some of the materials have been
transferred to the White House Special Files, White House
Central Files, Confidential Files ([CF] FG 6-2, Box 13).
Additional information may be found in the following subject
categorties:
FG 6-6 National Security Council
FG 6-20 Council on International Economic Policy
FG 208 President's Foreign Intelligence
Advisory Board
FG 330 Cabinet Committee on International.
Narcotics Control
r FG 355 Cabinet Committee to Combat Terrorism
JL 3 Criminal Matters
PR 16-2 Press Conferences
ND 6-2 Inte]ligence -- Subversive Activities
Control
ND 8-7 Military Personnel. -- Promotions
ND 1.3 Security - Classified Information
ND 18 Wars
UT Utilities
Ali 2, 8 White House Admi.nistraton: Buildings,
Supplies, Materials, Services
The Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS)
(subject category FG 6-2-1) was first established as the
Foreign Broadcast Monitoring Service in the Federal
Communications Commission (FCC) by a Presidential directive
of February 26, 1941. The Service was renamed Foreign
Broadcast Intelligence service by an FCC order of ?1u1' 28,
1942, and transferred to the War Debar ttnerit by a War
Secretarial Order of Dec. 30, 1945. An Act of May 3, .1.945
(59 Stat. 110) provided for liquidation 60 days after
Japanese armistice. On August 5, 1946, the Service was
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Service. There are a few materials in this category
concerning translation services, publications and the 30th
anniversary of the FBIS. Correspondents include: President
Nixon, Lyndon Allin, Jeanne Davis, Henry Kissinger and
Gerald Warren. Further information may be found in the
following subject categories:
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of federal surplus properties are among the
topics in this subject category. Agencies
and organizations mentioned in this files
include: the Civil Aeronautics Board, the
Atomic Energy Commission, the Council. for
Urban Affairs, the Rural Affairs Council., the
Export-Import Bank, the Tennessee Valley
Authority, the Veteran's Administration, and
the National Aeronautic and Space
Administration.
FG 6-2 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Topics in this file include references to
President Nixon's visit to the Central
Intelligence Agency on Sept. 18, 1972, the
President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory
Board, the Cabinet Committee to Combat
Terrorism, the Pueblo crew
alleged Korean War prisoners, drugs, speak.ng
invitations of the CIA Directors, various
congressional bills, the CIA Retirement Act,
newspaper articles by Jack Anderson about
security leaks, the CIA vs. [Victor)
Marchetti case, the declassification of
documents, the Agency's 25th anniversary, and
CIA technical support to the White House.
FG 6-3 COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISORS
This subject category includes materials
pertaining to the President's Annual Report
to Congress, the annual reports of the
Council of Economic Advisors (CEA), meetings
of the Troika (Chairman of the CEA, Secretary
of the Treasury and Director of the Bureau of
the Budget) and the Quad r i ad (Troika members
and the Chairman of the Federal Reserve
Board) , and CEA members' job appointments,
speeches and meetings with industry leaders
and reports and analyses to the President on
economic statistical indicators, such as
price indexes, the gross national. product,
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Bureau of the Budget Abolished:
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GEN FG 6-2/A
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7/1/70 [1969-70] SEE: FG 6-16
[Office of Management and Budget]
[1969-70]
Central Intelligence Agency
[1969-70]
Central Intelligence Agency
1/1/71 - [12/31/72]
Central Intelligence Agency
1/1/73 - (8/9/74]
Central intelligence Agency
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Central Intelligence Agency
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Central Intelligence Agency
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Council of Economic Advisors
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