WEEKLY ACTIVITIES REPORT FOR PERIOD 28 APRIL - 3 MAY 1960

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-04836A000100050046-6
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• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 13, 2001
• Sequence Number: 46
• Publication Date: May 4, 1960
• Content Type: MEMO

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DATE: 4 May 1960
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SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report for Period 28 April - 3 May 1960
1. There is a welcomed reduction in the noise level in the 25X1a,
area this week due to a general cessation of training. The OC
is enjoying its second break and the only activity to mar the 5X1a,9e
serenity was the final two days of lWo. 7. Naturally
group could be heard. All staffs are refueling and gett up a
head of steam for the next three months.
2, have begun pulling together
a draft schedule for CC No. 10. As a first step they are work.
ing on the TSD subjects according to instructions from the Chief,
Operations School. It is interesting to note that one possibility
which grew out of their discussions with was to dis-25=9a
perse the TSD material through the course as No. 8. This
may have merit in light of the reduction in hours devoted to these
subjects,
In addition Bill and Cal have discussed suggested deletions and
contractions with the Tradecraft, Reporting and Programs faculties.
Their initial reaction indicates that there will be no particular
problem in finding hours to eliminate, but rather the need for
sound judgment in determining what should remain in order to insure
maximum effectiveness. We are aiming to produce a first draft by
18 May for Chief, Operations School's consideration,
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is unaware of the progress to date because he has
been at Headquarters this week. Per our conversation, we will
discuss our plans with him upon his return, expecting him to comment
on the draft prior to being presented to you. 25:1a,9a
3. We were most pleased to receive and pass on to Cdr.
Capt. and M/Sgt.-the announcements that each
awarded the Intell enc f Merit for their voluntary partici-
pation in the tests. In connection with the presentation
ceremo I wo to explore the possibility of having the DCI
visit for this purpose. This is a presumptuous suggestion
which normal we would not make, but if it is presently planned for
him to address the JOTs at commencement as he did last year, the two
activities could easily be combined. It would certainly afford an
opportunity for the three recipients to have mazer more of their
associates present at the ceremony than if it is held at Headquarters
and I think it would be a big boost for the entire staff.
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Personnel
a. I have completed the revised working paper on reassign-
ments and rotations covering the balance of the year
reflecting those changes which have taken place since
the original was provided C/OS in March. Of major F 1e
significance was the decision re and the trans
fer of
b. A good possibility exists that will go 25 1A9a
with WE Division. He had a fruitful discussion with
Mr. C/WE during his visit to Headquarters
last week. According to John a suitable position is
available, for which one other candidate is also being
considered.
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