WHO'S WHO IN SPYING AT RABORN SWEAR-IN

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00001R000100080010-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: January 14, 1999
• Sequence Number: 10
• Publication Date: April 29, 1965
• Content Type: NSPR

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Raborn jr,z left. Sworn, ae deputy director was Richard IIelma, center, whose.coi->Imission is held ~by the F!resident.
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Was no explanation of .why 'have the Central Intelligence `paper stories as CIA men.. But
Washington Bureau Chief 'the list was made public. ' Agenay," The purpose oP the. i it also listed others ' whose '
WASHINC3TON. ~ Ad)n: Rabor47 succeeds John CIA, he indicated, is "to strive .names, have )Yeve.? ecn made "
Presid"ent Johnso"n swore in .A. McCone, who was named for an orderly, lust and peace- ~ public before, altho~gh it did
Adm. Wiliiatn F. Raborn as ICIA. dlrector by President Pul world:'
the new director of the Cen- '~ Kennedy. and who served a1- He had high praise, for Adn). 'j as tCIdAentlfy theta specifically ,
tral Intelligence "Agency yes- most three and a half years Raborn, father of the Nav s personnel,
terday in an unusual Cabinet .in the post. Mr. Johnson also Polaris missile, and or ~, Among "the_ mare or less
Roam cercmouy _that looked ~ swore, .in Richard M. Helms, McCone. He said Adm. Ra- have taj~pcar dsin fife names
like a convention o! secret ;'a carer CIA oilicial, as dep- ;barn. is "a team-builder;- and besides Mr, McCune nod Mr,
agents. uty dlrector, succeeding Lt. , he is a-teem-player," a phrase Hems-were John) A. Ilross, a
Among the more than 7q_; Gen. Marshall ~. Garter, that suggested to some that
persons who lammed into the ~ the President may sdek closer I deputy to the CIA director,:-
Cabinet J~,ooth were some oP I VIGILANCE ?~awrencc Houston, the
.the nation's .top CIA and ~--?-?----~ co-ordination and ail end to. ,
iother intelligence oi1(icials, in- ~ In a short speech, Presi- n'ivalry, among the various ,. agency s general counsel; Ly-
' eluding several who normally dent Johnson said the Unitde Federal intelligence agencies, man Ii. Kirl~patrick, execu-
ahun States would 'dishonor" its Intelligence of~ieials were" h tive director; Albert D.
public .ceremonies'and standi_ng._Ohreri___dees~_in__the.;,Whf~elan, CIA's top scientist,
appearances. Reporters were commitment to freedom and ? .and. R,ay Cline, deputy direct-
handed a "guest list" for tide Peace "if we were not every ~ room, ? Tl)o - mimcogrnphed t br Por.~ inte111genCe;
ceremony by the White' ~Iotise hour of every day vigilant ; "guest list" given to nrwsmen. ~ ' - '
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sa on hand were FBI':
chief J. Edgar Hoover, Secret ,
' ,Service chief James J. Row- `.
ley, former CIA director Al-
len W. Dulles, Lt. Gen. Joseph i
? .Carroll, head of the Defense '
Intelligence Agency, a rival oP
CIA,; Lt. Geri. G?rn?don A.
'~ Blake, 'head of the ultra-se-
cret National Secuitity Agency,
which makes and breaks ,
!' codes; Thomas Hughes, di-
rector of t3tate Department
intelligence, and Washington
attorney Clark Clifford, chair- `
nran of the President's for-
eign intelligence advisory
? board.
' President Johnson noted
" that both Mr. Dulles and Mr.
'McCone were Republicans,
,.but said "I have never in-
quired into the admiral's
;politics." Adm. Raborn, 59- ;
year-old foz'mer vice-press- '
dent of the Aero~et-General ,
Corp, of California, supported..
;Mr. Johnson pubjicly in the
1964 campaign.
Tuesday night, in a White
House reception not an- .
pounced -until yesterday ;
,:'morning, Mr. Johnson
awarded the National Secu-
rity Medal to Mr. McCone, the ;
"12th recipient since' it was
? established in 1953 for out-
; standing contributions in the '
intelligence field: The citation
;.praised Mr. McCone for his_
"distinguished leadership,'' ?'
his "inspiration and idealism"
a,nd' "his unchallenged integ-
' Pity "
' The Chief Executive, iri the?
Cabinet ,Room ceremony yes-
terday, called ~ Mr. Helms, a , ,
!former newsman, one of .the '
most "highly respected" ca-
Peer ofiicials in government.
~ Mr. Helms had been deputy
director for plans (seFret op-
erations) ~ at CIA until Mr:
I ,lohnsbn named him deputy ~!
~? director of the entire agency.!
!ie successor in the key poet?
o: plans director has not yet
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