MINUTES OF MEETING HELD IN ROOM 214 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY AT 10:00 A.M., 22 JULY 1958

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• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 5, 2002
• Sequence Number: 79
• Publication Date: July 22, 1958
• Content Type: MIN

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AD HOC REQUIREMENTS COMMITTEE ON PROJECT CHALICE (ARC)
Minutes of Meeting Held in Room 214
Administration Building. Centr at Intelligence Agency
at 10:00 a.m., ZZ July 1958
PRESENT
James Q. Reber
Chairman
Colonel William A. Dodds, OACSI
Colonel Erwin F. Forsythe, OACSI
Colonel Herbert A. Jordan, OACSI
Mr. Raymond E. Adcock* OACSI
Major Donald Conroy, ON!
Mr. Edward C. Nielsen, ON!
Colonel James Ho Macia. Jr.. AFCIN
Major Robert J. Coarsey, AFCIN
CIA
Revision of Middle East
Basic RfsLii-rients
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1, The Chairman emphasised the importance of:
a. The basic list being in good order since only then can the
system for reporting in code be effective.
b. Levying only the essential requirements because of the
cumulative impact at various points in the system, to wit:
Operations* DPS/DCI planning, operations themselves,
preliminary analysis* and 'reporting through already
congested communications channels to a number of places.
* Present part time.
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2. The Chairman requested that each agency carefull review
the basic list and transmit directly to HTAUTOMAT9 attention
proposed revisions of the list with correct coordinates and with spec]xtcauon
by any where appropriate of airfield, complex. port, etc.
3. In telephoning requirements to the Chairrnanos office, the
agencies may specify targets for guidance of the P1s which will be listed
in the target list for the day under that title, which may be ignored by
OperationsiDPS/DCI planning but which will be transmitted by HTAUTOMA.T
to Such coordinates taken from the basic list will be presumed
to be covered by priority targets though not exactly coincident with the
coordinates of such targets.
Tactical Targets Peripheral
to the Middle East Area
4. The Army and Navy will submit tactical targets in the Balkans,
Transcaucasus, and the Turkmen area as they desire. These will be issued
by the office of the Chairman as basic tactical target lists against the
eventuality that they may be needed for tactical reconnaissance by CHALICE
The Air Force at this time elects not to submit such targets but will rely
upon the basic target list on satellites should an emergency arise.
Additions to the USSR and
China Target Listings
5. The members were requested to inform the office of the
Chairman their view with regard to the requests of the Navy, as set
forth in Ser:NT.000169 dated 4 June 1958 (TCS-3296.58) and Ser:NT.
000203 dated ZS June 1958 (TCS-.3362.58) and 8eraNT.000204 dated
25 June 1958 (TCS.3365.58).
6. The ARC coneidered a proposal of the Air Force to place
DNEPROPETROVSK automobile plant in the highest category USSR.
tRefer.nce: TH.1421.8 dated 8 July 1958.) Pending further evidence
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it was agreed V
will remain on the high list, with the understanding that it would be given
attention for coverage incident to plannin for enetratlon in the area,.
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