CIA DIRECTOR IS HONORED BY PRESIDENT

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00001R000100110007-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 8, 2000
• Sequence Number: 7
• Publication Date: August 31, 1966
• Content Type: NSPR

Approved For Release 2000/05/24: CIA W(? 001 R000100110007-8
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31 August 1966
of the CIA since last
it', nas received the National Sc-
u i'y Medal from President John-
a ceremony In the White
louse East Room, the President
)raised Raborn for "incisive plan.
1ing. Of long range intelligence
iceds and objectives,'' and said the
'etired admiral set up new and
in proved methods for "timely
lonitoring - of international de-
elopments."
The admiral, who was largely
esponsible for the development
f the Polaris Submarine, was call-
d out of retirement to, direct the
? IA. Raborn asked to be relieved
hen a permanent director was.
as now taken over
a ton; rere
the )ldt Coun ?air
i i r i'? :lours following -ie $leakiev, 'arf N., L1.'.. -.
Capt,
w
l
p+ ,r. alli~ Shirley i. Elliott 1o
the rescue of three fishermen.
Navy
Upon spotting a grounded fish- sonncl rUisin and outstanding
i
log boat near their base on arch I service were:
21, and observing the cold, pound-
ing surf and violent undertow of
the ocean the men lip a Lick:?
from a rope fount: 331 the beach.
33 ONZE STAR
For h.;rcl-.rr. while serving in Vietnam,
ail W., Capt.
svesl. - cp:.
Zlogar, 4;it. 5., 1~Lt.(~Col. 11pp
LLGICN OF If1i i.l'
succeeded in removing the fisher: I Stansbury, George L. III, Lt. Comdr. (SC),
or service from June 26, 1953 to Dec, 28,
"'ell, one Of Whom was in shock, 1965 as Assistant Head, Operations and
to safety. Technical Section, Joint Petroleum Office,
Logistics Division, Headquarters Pacific
Command.
Bagley, David H., Capt., for Service from
For descending a void to rescue may 1, 1964 to Aug. 15, 1966 as execlurive
a fallen shipmate from the lethal assistant and Naval aide to the under
Secretary of the Navy.
air without benefit Of safety eritl:;)? Lyon, Harv0y [,, Comdr., for lervice dur.
meat, Hospital Corpsman l'hir.; ing a period in 1965 wh!-io a5slgne~ as
Patrick E. Boole has received the PQltackndLyon planned f
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Navy and Marine- Corps Medal, exeeptlana5'' comp{ex and extremely im?
Pariaot independent submarine operation,
Boole through thl
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on saved D1S iNGUIS! i3 : r I:
,, i?N x 4^ 44SS
The Silver Star was awarded his comrade..from r,rl Sept, For heroism In aerial -filzh4 while 4orvinj
ySdt Donald L. IIallew for Hero 3, 1165. Tho in Vietnam,
i in in Vietnam when he" braved Thomas, Harry [?? Comdr, (3d sward), post-
hmously
I aly machine gun fire to resce.' The Nav
Chaimson, Roes C., Crpt., LfSAIC
,,
Commendation endation 11udl S,zerrarc, l^J. D., Comdr, (1st, id ztviard;)
wounded comrade u was aw;irded Stew.-rd Third Kru, :er, O. E., Comdr. (%t, Rd mvtsr4a)
wounded 7th
Ballew was accompanying a Harding L. Estiba, for his v c un Dur,cp, T. E., Lt. Carr. -, (Sih, bth,
awards)
ietnamese battalion on a mission iary assistance dining the iillless Sherman, Peier W., Coia4r, (31, 41h, 5th
a advisor when the group was an,- awards)
of the late' Adak, Chester W. Pfeiffer, E. A., -s.
1 )shed.' Completely disre,~ar;:ul Nirlitz. Phelps, E. R., Lt, (Jo)
h 5 own safety, Ballew c,-al:Ie;i l" tom Nov. 3, 1935 to Feb. 20 Chatham, welter L., Lt. Comdr.
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