DIARY NOTES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP76-00183R000400020159-5
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 3, 2000
• Sequence Number: 159
• Publication Date: April 3, 1962
• Content Type: NOTES

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DIARY NOTES
DDS 3 April 1962
1. Matt Baird telephoned to say that the National War College people were
quite concerned about not being able to have Bob Amory speak to them as he usually
does. He felt that Ting Sheldon would not be an adequate substitute; I suggested
Sherman Kent and told Matt that this would be the kind of thing we should mention
to General Carter over the weekend 25X1A2g
2. Matt has identified four people who have been declared surplus to the
Clandestine Services whom he would like to pick up. They are in grades GS-12 and
13--three are PM types and one is a linguist. He would prefer, however, that they
remain on the rolls of the Clandestine Services, if possible. I told him that he
should make no commitments for a few days inasmuch as General Carter was look-
ing into this entire exercise; however, if in the final analysis they were still to be
separated and Matt had a valid requirement for their services, I would approve.
3. were in to see me about moving a par-
tition in the immediate office of the DD/I in order to provide a larger office for
Ting Sheldon, the new Assistant DD/I. I asked them to get in touch with Logistics
but told them that I was very pessimistic that this could be done before
entry on duty now scheduled for about 23 April. 25X1A
4. Jim Garrison was in to show me the material that he has prepared for
General Carter on our real estate holdings and safehouses, together witnd
Agency material assets. I think that a few changes are necessary and at ter t ese
are made Jim will send this to General Carter and suggest that he and General Carter
expand on it at General Carter's convenience. One policy question should be raised
at this time: The DPD organization has a parallel supply system and its holdings are
not included in this total; in addition, the holdings of proprietaries are not included
in this total. (I want to raise this with General Carter to see whether we should move
in on these two situations, both of which involve a great deal of money.)
5. I talked to as well as to about the possibility of 25X1A9a
Jack's being freed from as orce W in time to attend the National War College.
6. George Carey telephoned to say that he was planning to retire this summer
but wanted to stay on duty until 1 July in order to get more time in at the $18,500 level.
Actually, he would like to go on leave much earlier than this but does not want to take
a lump sum payment for his annual leave. I told him that I could work this out at the
appropriate time.
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7. Emmett Echols telephoned to say that both the Household Finance Company
and the American Finance Com an had been in contact with the Office of Personnel
concernin loans made to I told him to make sure to pass this along
to for his consideration in connection with the audit of a special fund in the
DDCI's office.
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