LIST OF ON DUTY AND FORMER EMPLOYEES WHOSE SERVICE CARRIED OVER FROM CIA PREDECESSOR ORGANIZATIONS (U)

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP93B01194R001300100013-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 26, 2001
• Sequence Number: 13
• Publication Date: May 3, 1979
• Content Type: MF

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3 May 1979
A1I DRANDUTM FOR, DC/CCS/PRG (U)
Chief, an Privacy Group (U)
SUBJECT: List of On Duty and Former Employees Whose Service
Carried Over From CIA Predecessor Organizations (U)
1. The attached list is being forwarded to you for updating and
return, to us. (U)
2. By way of background, in February 1977, CCS was provided a
46-page roster headed On Duty Employees and Former Employees Who Were
Former COI, GSS, SSU, or CIA F loti?ees.-C S annotatJthis roster by
inscribing the letter "C" to the le -t-of the name of any of the listed
officers whose name required protection from release whenever it appeared
in predecessor doc rients, either because the person listed in the roster
was a current CIA employee or one who had retired in a covert status.
For ready reference, the attached list was prepared from the CCS-annotated
roster, which we presently hold and which we should be happy to make
available to you should you wish to consult it. Since the names of.
predecessor organization employees are not routinely protected from
release when they appear in predecessor organization paper, the list is
valuable because it cites the names of employees described above v;ho
require protection today. (U)
3. Your cooperation in providing us with the updated list is
appreciated.. (U)
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SPECIAL GUIDELINES FOR DECLASSIFYING DOCUMENTS ORIGINATED
BY THE WORLD, WAR II PREDECESSOR ORGANIZATIONS OF THE,
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
The Director of Central Intelligence exercises exclusive
or final original classification authority over all documents
originated by the C'nc~rrlinarnr of Informer ion COI)- the
Offjce of Strategic ___zces__(O.~SS and the trategic Services
Untt_- (SSU) . In light of the vo min.ous holdings o ASS-^dacu=
ments zereafter used to include COI and S.SU documents as
well) in records of those organizations. which used. the OSS
product or otherwise dealt with the OSS, and in light of the
limitations of time and manpower available for the 30-year
review of World War II materials, this'authority is being
delegated to a limited degree so that non-CIA intelligence
personnel can assist in completion a._,=task. The following
speci.a rules shall govern such review:
1. All class ifiest._rloc raja=s or other material-above
described can be declassified,.t those which, after
review, are determined to contain information of the types
in subparagraphs a. through k. below:
a. Information received from a fo eign
intelligence service through OSS liaison, whether
that liaison sourcing is' stated or only inferable.
b. Information which dis.c_l e he identity
of_forei.gn nP rnel in official lesson with OSS.
c. Information concerning corrm ln; t,ons
intellig_mce, cryptography or re ated matters.
d. Information which names or effectively
reveals the idantitX of any95S__s_ensiti~r?_crce'--
human or technical, actual orplanned. : Classifi-
t3n~v1 be removed where any doubt exists.
(Note: Captured enemy documents and personnel,
refugees and casual informants are not to be con-
sidered as sensitive.)
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e. Information which reveals the-,on-
official cove x. f~VtLr,--_-s-tutus-Qf-personnel-smploy a
'b~ the OSS or the nature of t NOC _arr_angemernt,
incu ing he NOC name, title,. etc.
f. Information which reveals any of the
arxaugements involved in placing and supporting
OSS persoftn--eI under official cover with any
degree of sensitivity at ach-Eng.
g. Information which reveals any aspect of
acnt _ap.atting, recruitment, deve-Lapiirent, han.dl-ing
or upport, the assignment of tasks, 'the levying
of r quir ent.s ~- arid-"the - a g e f t V s manner o response
and means of reportin~ocontact.
h. Information .disclosing the egu, and
o erating characteristics o spersr l o-~r :c s_used
orunr development by the OSS in support of
operations in the field..
i. Information disclosing the manner and
dgreeaf financial sort Ziven to foreign
political orQanizaf%ons and movements, and the
means usec to obtain an transmit such support.
j. Information which could adversely affect
the conduct of present and futur _,__S~_fsEneign
relations.
k. Information which conceivably could place
in j eopa _lf e---Q f any individual .
2. ' All of the documents exempted from declassification
under any of the above provisions of subparagraphs a.- through
k. will be. tabbed for further review by CIA officers. No
down radin to Secret or Confidential is authorized-by 7tese
under the guidelines herein provided will be marked T,\rith an
appropriate stamp to show that declassification action was
taken under the terms of this declass ificatia_authQri.ty_.
3. All documents deemed to qualify for declassification
ui e roes.
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