WEEKLY ACTIVITIES REPORT NO. 27 7 - 13 SEPTEMBER 1965

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• Publication Date: September 14, 1965
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
Director of Training
DATE: 14 September 1965
FROM : Chief, Intelligence School
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report No. 27
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7 - 13 September 1965
1. On 8 September Chief IS interviewed
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a DDI careerist who is a possible rotational assignee to OTR.
As of 14 September, Chief IS has not heard what decisionC
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2. On 8 September Chief IS met with
to discuss the Intelligence School's
continuation -- on a limited basis -- of the instructor. training.
course formerly given by It was
agreed that with the files of course
material and that urgent requirements for the course would be
met by Intelligence School instructors.
3. On 10 September Chief IS attended a meeting in the
DDS conference room to discuss NPIC personnel recruiting
problems. A report of. that meeting is being submitted to DTR
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Chief, Intelligence School
DATE: 13 September 1965
FROM : Chief, Intelligence Production Faculty
-SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report No. 27
7 September - 10 September 1965
1. held discussions with the DD/S&T Training
Officer last week regarding our preparation of a DD/S&T Handbook
for use particularly in the IPC. He was advised that at present
the offices of the DD/S&T are undergoing reorganization and it
was not deemed advisable to proceed with a handbook at this time.
The Office of Computer Services, Office of Research and Develop-
ment, and the Special Projects Staff are the offices undergoing
change. The Special Projects Staff is to become the Office of
Special Projects. It is also possible that there may be a minor
reorganization of the Office of Scientific Intelligence. A copy
of the DCS Handbook was given to the DD/S&T Training officer who
thought that at some future date they would want to participate
in the preparation of a handbook. During the discussions it was
learned that Chief Special Projects Staff had
resigned and was replace Dr. Wheten, Director
of DD/S&T, will also be leaving the Agency in the future (no date
specified). He stated that he originally came to the Agency for
three years with the option of remaining a fourth year; his three
years were completed 1 June 1965. His replacement is to be on
board 60 days before he leaves the Agency.
2. The last of the almost-back-to-back Intelligence
Techniques Courses finished on Friday, and we now look forward to
25 October as the beginning of the Big Four Program. The
support effort for the new program, such as rooms, publications,
projectors, and carts, will be larger than for the previous one;
and steps have been taken to gather in the needed resources.
The staff members have been reorganized into four teams instead
the usual three, and the leaders of Sections I through IV are
3. On Fridayl spoke in the Attache Course at
DIS on the strategic intelligence process. As usual the question
period surfaced interest in how CIA recruits its professional
officers. Given the fact that the questioners are attaches, one
wonders about the origins of such questions. Just professional
interest?
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4. On Friday we said farewell tol who
transferred to a position in the Cartography Division of OBI,
and t who has returned to ORR, as an assistant to
chief of the Military-Economic Research Area.
5. met today with of the Office 25X1A
of Security to review a draft of part of his book and to review
his plans for completing this book. has a research 25X1A
grant from Brookings Institution to write this book, which deals
with sources of information for security investigators. He
utilized our text on research planning in writing the terms of
reference for this book and has checked with us as his work has
progressed.,
6. The Intermediate Writing Workshop began today with
five students enrolled; Intelligence Research (Map and Photo
Interpretation) started today with 13 students.
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
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TO : Chief /Intelligence School
: Chief/Management Training Faculty
DATE: 13 September 1965
SUBJECT: Weekly.Activities Report No. 27
6 - 10 September 1965
SUPERVISION #89
Supervision Course #89 begins today, 13 September, in
Room 701 of this building. There are twenty-four students
enrolled in this course, as follows: 12 - DDI; 7 - DDS;
2 - DDP; 2 - DCI; 1 - DDS&T.
MANAGEMENT #92
t enrollees for the next Management Course which starts
,L We note with satisfaction that there are already thirty-
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FROM :Chief, Orientation Faculty
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report No. 27
7 10 September 1965
1. :Preparation for IOC #79
DATE: 13 September 1965
In completing preparations for IOC #79 beginning
13 September, a revision has now been made of the
Staff Paper on "The Organization of CIA". This
updates the last of the IOF Staff Papers which are
made available to the 10 students.
Room 803 has been made ready for 61 students--
the largest 10 class since the move to Glebe Road
in 1963.
2. Special Lectures and Briefings
a. On 8 September 1965 at the Defense Intelligence
School in Anacostia, briefed a new class
of 70 attache students and Defense Intelligence
School students on the National Security Structure,
emphasizing the Agency's responsibilities at. the
NSC and intelligence community levels.
b. On 9 September, lectured informally
on CIA's role in the government structure to a
group of about 20 AID Management Interns at New State.
c. On 10 September, lectured on "Organi-
zation, Mission, and Functions of CIA" to a group of
70 attache students and Defense Intelligence School
students at the Defense Intelligence School at
Anacostia.
d. On 7 September, briefed individually
one of a series of scientists whom DDS&T is using
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A one-hour broad brush treatment of the intelli-
gence community and CIA was given in the presence
of the CIA case officer at a local motel. Both
seemed satisfied with the briefing.
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Other such briefings will undoubtedly be forthcoming.
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3. Special Presentation at Newport, R.I.
briefed 12 Agency
e. On 10 September,
latter indicated his desire to be a candidate for
our next IR or 10 courses.
Chief, IOF, willingly interrupted his New England
vacation to lecture to a group of 119 Naval Reserve
Officers at the Naval Justice School, Newport, R.I.
on 31 August on "The Role of Intelligence Today".
This group, mostly lawyers, was one of the most
responsive and enthusiastic I have met, and the
"Navy treatment" of guest speakers was at its usual
:high level.
Captain Paul McEntire, USN, Deputy Commandant of,
the Naval Justice School, who served as my escort,
had been a friend and classmate of Admiral Raborn
at the Naval War College, and had nothing but the
highest praise for our new Director.
expressed their thanks to IOF and the
4. CT Orientation
The draft schedule for the course beginning on
11 October has been completed, and the DDP portions
of the course coordinated with Operations School and
personnel.
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Memorandum
Chief, Intelligence School
Chief, Clerical Training
DATE: 10 September 1965
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report, No. 27
7 - 10 September 1965
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1. Number in Clerical Induction Trainin : During
the week of 30 August - 3 September 1 5, there were 4+7
trainees in Clerical Induction Training; of these 13 entered
classes for the first time.
2. Number in Clerical Orientation Traini : During
the week of 30 August - 3 September 1 965,, there were 31
trainees in Clerical Orientation Training.
3. Results of.Official Agency Testing Administered
in Clerical Induction: Results of the tests administered
to the entrance-on-duty employees for the week of 30 August -
3 September 1965 were as follows:
Results of Official Agency Testing Administered
to Applicants: The results of the tests administered to
the clerical applicants for the week of 30 August - 3
September 1965 were as follows:
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Weekly Activities Report, No. 27
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5. Results of Official Agency Testing Administered
by Clerical Refresher: The results of the tests administered
to on-the-job Agency employees on 7 September 1965 were as
follows:
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6. Personnel Notes: I
who served as
contract instructor in Clerical Training during this summer,
left our employ on 10 September 1965. This fall she will be
attending courses at Harvard University working toward her
doctorate.
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