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PANEL ON FUTURE RECONNAISSANCE OPERATIONS

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CREST [1]
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General CIA Records [2]
Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): 
CIA-RDP66B00560R000100100075-2
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RIPPUB
Original Classification: 
K
Document Page Count: 
3
Document Creation Date: 
December 12, 2016
Document Release Date: 
July 3, 2002
Sequence Number: 
75
Case Number: 
Publication Date: 
April 17, 1963
Content Type: 
MF
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Approved For Release 2002/09/04: CIA-RDP66B0056OR000100 00075-2 C TOR: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence following: 1. Personnel. I believe the best in vidual to act as Cdr an of such a panel would be Dr. Edward Purcell, Harvard University. He has been associated with the U. S. reconnaissance program since before the U. g and has outstanding scientific competence In almost all arenas associated with such programs. His recognized authority will provide, in addition, a typo of prestige necessary for such a group. Three or four other non?Goverrseeaant members of the who could make an important contribution should be selected Dr. Richard Garvin, Watson Laboratories. Member of the ,;*resident's Science Advisory Committee and active consultant to OSi on space and ABM matters. Dr. Charles Townes. Provost, MIT. Former technical director of IDA. +I consultant. . Carl Overhage, Director of Lincoln Laboratories. r member of many advisory groups involved in reconnaissance operations. Dr. Marvin Goldberger. Princeton University. Key Panel on Future Reconnaissance Operatto Project JASON. Actively involved listic missile studios. 051 consultant. Dr. James Perkins. forthcoming President of Cornell Universityr.resently. VP of Carnegie ply some social scientific or political background to the panel) 25X1A Approved For Release 2002/09/04: CIA-RDP66B00560R000 0 Approved For Release 2002/09/04: CIA-RDP66B0056OR000100100075-2 25X1A 0115-63 Boll. Telephone Laboratories. Active and constructive participant or cWrrrAm of zany previous space and defense panels. Dr. Donald Hornig, 'rinceton University. of the President's Science Advisory Committee and Chairman of its space subcommittee. Herbert York. former Director of Research and 'Engineering, DOD. The following Governmental representatives are *u est 25X1A D/NPIC Fubiai, DOD Dr. ' ilia Picker Laboratory (NASA) of the Jet Propulsion Tor =* of Reference. The terms of reference for the panel activity should be reasonably general and geared primarily toward recommendations on future, presently unprogrammed reconnaissance activities. In. the course of developing Ideas for future systems. the panel would be expected to review presently programmed systems and evaluate their adequacy from an intelligence, scientific and political point of view. 3. support to Panel. The NAO should be asked necessary support to the panel and arrange for the necessary briefings, etc.. Various USI agencies may be asked to contribute in areas of their particular Interest. H 8CRT SCOVILLE, JR. Deputy Director (Research) Approved For Release 2002/09/04: CIA-RDP66B0056OR000100100075-2 ,.- Copy Approved For Release 2002/09/04: CIA-RDP66B0056OR000100100075-2 0 Pag O/DD/R:14Scoviile: jlp: 7713 Addressee # Z - Addressee # 3 - DNRO 4 - Exe+. Director 5 - DDR Subject w/ Action Memorandum A-226 # 6 - D DR Chrono 0115.63 3 25X1A Approved For Release 2002/09/04: CIA-RDP66B0056OR000100100075-2 Copy .~.

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