DIARY NOTES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP76-00183R000500070033-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
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• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 3, 2000
• Sequence Number: 33
• Publication Date: June 9, 1965
• Content Type: NOTES

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DD/S ~i(/ 9 June 1965
1. I advised Matt Baird of Mr. Kirkpatrick's desire to enroll _ 25X1A9a
Tin the National Interdepartmental Seminar beginning on 14
June. e necessary arrangements have been made.) I learned from Matt
Baird that DD/P has not yet filled its quota for the Seminar. I therefore
called to remind him of the Director's desire that we
fill our quota and told Tom that, since will attend the 25X1 A9a
Seminar, he should nominate two instead of three candidates.
3. At the Executive Committee Meeting this morning:
a. ommented on the Director's suggestion
yesterday that we send exchange students to foreign police schools.
For a minute I thought he had the Director talked out of this idea.
This situation did not prevail, however, and finally the Director told
Tom to select three or four young men for enrollment in the appro-
priate schools. (I think that Tom will
want to appeal this decision again, probably through Dick Helms. In
a brief discussion with Tom after the meeting, I said that, if we have
to do this, DD/S might nominate an instructor who would benefit from
such training and whose long-range usefulness to the Agency would
not be destroyed thereby.)
b. Larry Houston reported that Senator Frank Lausche wants to
see the television film, "Science of Spying." The Director said that
he thought the less said about this the better and asked Larry to get
in touch with the Department of State and give them our views because
Senator Lausche is a member of the Foreign Relations Committee.
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c. I reported on the acquisition of an additional 190, 000 square
feet of space in theRosslyn area, and everyone seemed quite pleased
with this arrangement.
d. Paul Borel raised the question of CIA contacts with the Peace
Corps. (I should get up to date on this subject and make a report at the
Executive Committee Meeting since it has been raised by both DD/I and
DD/P within the last few days.)
e. in commenting on NPIC, the Director said again that he wanted
everyone to realize that all technical equipment which is five years old
is out of date and that we should think about the equipment we will need
five years hence.
4. 1 talked to Matt Baird about the CIA briefings for senior National
Security Agency officials. The level of our briefers has been raised because
of General Carter's interest, and Matt assured me that everything is in train.
5. Bob Bannerman and I philosophized with John Clarke about giving
Deputy Directors more flexibility in the disposition of ceiling slots which they
have been able to save. Specifically, we asked for a pool of such slots which
we would administer. If this should not be possible, we asked for informal,
off-the-record assurance that DD/S would be able to use those slots which
we have been able to save. John assured us that he agreed with this position.
This policy should not be g ig ven any publicity outside our immediate staff.
6. Dr. Tietjen and I talked with Dick Helms about th a se . 25X 1 A9a
Dick agreed with me that John was taking a little more "blame" for this than 25X1 A9a
was really necessary. Despite the fact that the Office of Medical Services
should have been more aggressive, certainly no one can say that -would
be alive today had they been.
25X1A9a 7. I met with Dr. Tietjen and to talk about the 25X1A9a
25X1 A9a case. has had the problem for eight to ten years and is perhaps
no worse now. They felt that she should have psychiatric therapy and that it
25X1 A9a could be done best in the United States. From a strictly medical point of
view, they felt that the _ should not be disqualified from returning to
their overseas post. However, after adding management considerations to
this opinion, I thought that it would be in the Agency's, and possibly Earl's,
best Interest to return him to the States before too long. I also talked with
Bob Fuchs about this. There is at least one and possibly two jobs at
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Headquarters in which Earl would be very valuable and which would enhance
his long-range career. (I will talk with Earl tomorrow and see if I can per-
suade him to accept this offer.)
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