WEEKLY ACTIVITIES REPORT NO. 14 8 - 14 JUNE 1965

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• Publication Date: June 15, 1965
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provide a part-time program was agreed upon. That plan is out-
lined in the current Weekl Activities Report of the Intelligence
Production Faculty. Is acting as coordinator for
the Intelligence School.
DATE: 15 June 1965
1. On 7 June Chief IS met with Chief PPS an
of NPIC to discuss the requested unclassified train-
ing program for NPIC. A plan for the Intelligence School to
of the Intelligence Briefing Course for could be met after 25X1A
i September 1965.
2. On 8 June Chief IS calle TLO for
I land told, him that requirement for a second running
will brief DDTR on the program as soon as possible after his
return from New York on 15 June.
Training Faculty's cognizance of the PERT program.
3. On 9 June DDTR asked Chief IS about the Management
4. On 10 June Chief IS calledl TLO for the
Office of Security and told him that the Office of Security's
requirement for a special Writing Workshop Course will be met
after 1 September 1965.
5. On 10 June Chief IS discussed withl the
office space problem posed by the expansion of the Orientation
and Briefing Faculty and the Intelligence Production Faculty.
(The subsequently proposed relocation of the Management Training
Faculty would solve this problem satisfactorily.)
6. On 10 June Mrs. Latham of the FSI faculty called Chief IS
and asked about including in an FSI Handbook for wives a state-
25X1A ment concerning the Agency's overseas responsibilities. Chief IS
has discussed this query with who will provide
Mrs. Latham with the answer.
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7. On 11 Junel tilled Chief IS and inquired
about OTR's possible interest in an ORR 25X1A
analyst. Both Chief IS and 0 have talked with0 25X1A
and he appears to meet all of our requirements for assignment
to the Intelligence Production Faculty. Chief IS told
that we would be glad to see file, 25X1A
t it we were to accept him he would have to come on
u a
rotational assignment. said that this would
be difficult but if we F ething might be
worked out. file is being sent to us.
8. As indicated in the current Weekly Activities Report
of the Orientation and Briefing Faculty, staff work on the
requested program of briefings for NSA is awaiting the decision
of the Executive Director-Comptroller concerning the starting
date and the availability of senior Agency officials. We are
hoping to get a decision today, 15 June.
9. The reorganization of the functions of the Orientation
and Briefing Officer has, in effect, been completed. The
Intelligence Orientation Faculty, which will become the Orien-
tation and Briefing Faculty, has absorbed these functions, and
the briefing assignments are being carried out under the su er-
vision of as directed by Chief IS.
is acting as coordinating officer. Before 30 June Chlet-T
will submit for DTR's approval a specific recommendation of
the organization and the operational plan.
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
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Chief, Intelligence School DATE: 14 June 1965
Chief, Orientation Faculty
suBJECT: Weekly Activities Report No. 14
7 - 11 June 1965
No final commitment has yet been made on the
starting date for the series of five N.S.A. briefings.
We have been in touch with the Ex. Dir./Comptroller's
Office regarding the possibility of Mr. Kirkpatrick
presenting the first of these briefings on Wednesday,
23 June. However, because of the apparent desire of
the new DCI to have all his senior people present at
his staff meeting we are not certain that the 0930-
1200 schedule originally proposed by N.S.A. will be
feasible. As soon as a final decision is made as to
appropriate starting date and times, we will proceed
to line up other speakers.
2. Introduction to Intelligence #78
This course begins today with an initial atten-
dance of 15 students. Several from RID are enrolled
and are expected to report to class on Tuesday or
Wednesday. Represented are offices of the DDS&T,
3 components of DDP, and 4 of DDS. Only one student
from DDI (ORR) is enrolled in this course.
N.S.A. Briefings
Special Lectures and Briefings
a. On 10 June, briefed six naval officers,
one marine officer and one senior civilian assigned to
N.S.A. on the mission of CIA in the intelligence com-
munity. The group was most enthusiastic about the
briefing, and several expressed the opinion that N.S.A.
should arrange these briefings earlier in their tour.
All had been with N.S.A. a year or more. The briefing
was held in the headquarters building.
b. I presented a lecture on the Agency's
overseas responsibilities to a group of about 75 FSR's
and clerical personnel in the New State Building on
10 June. These were for the most part people going
overseas for the first time. I think there is an
important educational task to be performed here.
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c. On 11 June, riefed the current group
of about 25 AID officers on the Agency's intelligence
25X1A mission. I has informed us that this AID
Orientation Course will be moving from the Civil
Service Commission Building to a location with new and
larger training facilities in July.
4. NPIC Briefing
At the request of NPIC, we are developing a
one-day unclassified briefing program for a group of
uncleared employees, similar to that presented in 1963.
We understand that this may be a recurring request
during the summer months. The first program will be
held next Monday, 21 June.
Subjects covered will include the History of
American Intelligence, NSC-USIB relationships and
the role of CIA.
5. Personnel Developments
a. We are most happy to have back
with the Office of Training, and are particular Ay
pleased that he will be working with this staff.
With Paul's background and experience, he will be
able to provide invaluable assistance to our training
responsibilities.
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TO Chief /Intelligence School
DATE: 14 June 1965
FROM : Acting Chief/Management Training Faculty
suBJECT: Weekly Activities Report #14
7-11 June 1965
MANAGEMENT #90
This one-week live-in course at for the GS 11-14
level was completed on Friday afternoon, 11 June 1965. We
lost one of our 20 students on Tuesday due to an emergency
at home. The group, which included two PHD's, five Master's,
and ten Bachelor's, was an extremely interesting one with
which to work and considerable enthusiasm was generated.
Three of the students are upcoming Midcareerists; one
attended the second Midcareer Course.
We were pleased to hav of the Operations
School spend Wednesday with us.
SUPERVISION #88
In view of limited registrations (8) for this course
scheduled for the week of 21-25 June at 1000 Glebe, we
have requested approval for cancellation.
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TO Chief, Intelligence School DATE: 14 June 1965
Chief, Intelligence Production Faculty
Weekly Activities Report No. 14
7 June - 11 June 1965
1. We have worked out an unclassified training
program for NPIC which is to run from 21 June through
1 October. The program, which has been coordinated
with the IOF and SIC, is as follows:
21
June
Orientation by IOF
22
June
Testing by A&E Staff
23
June-8
July
Effective
Writing
9
July-13
July
Automatic
DD/S&T,
Data Processing, by
OCS
14
July-5
Aug.
International Communism
6
Aug.-13
Aug.
Research
Techniques
16
Aug.-16
Sept.
Geography
of the USSR
17
Sept.-l
Oct.
Effective
Writing
Except for the first two days the training will be
given in the morning. NPIC will provide training
during the afternoon. NPIC hopes to include Effective
Briefing b will consult
with NPIC on giving his regularly scheduled Map and
' Photo Interpretation Course on an unclassified basis
in the afternoons from 13 September to 15 October.
2. NPIC was visited by the CT's in the Intel-
ligence Production Course on June 9th. After receiving
a general over-all briefing on NPIC, the students re-
ceived a two-hour briefing and tour of the Photographic
Intelligence Division. This is the component which
provides the photographic interpretation support for
CIA departmental requirements. Part of the two-hour
presentation was a completely automated briefing with
a wide variety of visual aids. After lunch, the CT's
toured the Technical Intelligence Division, the Collateral
Support Division, and the photo laboratory. The visit
to NPIC was a full day of activity and even so not all
of the Center can be seen in just one day. The students
were impressed with the capabilities of NPIC and the
amazing success of our reconnaissance activities. The
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on the same day. This is not the best way to
quality of the instructors' work at its highest.
capability, quality, and volume of our reconnaissance
systems continues to improve and this can only result
in a continued expansion of NPIC.
3. The expansion of our activities to include
52 days of unclassified training for NPIC imposes a
burden on the instructors involved in CT Training.
The only way three major courses can be run at the
same time, - i.e., courses that involve several in-
structors each, such as the Intelligence Techniques
Course, the Intelligence Production Course, and the
NPIC Unclassified Course, - is to have some instructors
participating in several courses at different times
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14 June 1965
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Intelligence School
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report #14
7 June - 11 June 1965
BRIEFINGS OF CIA PERSONNEL
1. CIA Introduction: On 7 June,
58 new employees.
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2. CIA Review: On 8 June,
eight people.
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gave this briefing for only
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TO : Chief, Intelligence School
FROM : Chief, Clerical Training
suBJECT: Weekly Activities Report, No. 14
7 - 11 June 1965
DATE: 11 June 1965
1. Number in Clerical Induction Trainin : During
the week of 31 May - June 1965, there were 12 trainees
in Clerical Induction Training; of these 6 entered classes
for the first time.
2. Number in Clerical Orientation Trainin : During
the week of 31 May - June 1-9-C5, ,there were no 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 31 May -
4 June 1965 were as follows:
Typewriting 8 2
Shorthand 3 3
4. Results of Official Agency Testing Administered
to Applicants: The results of the tests administered to
the clerical applicants for the week of 31 May - 4 June
1965 were as follows:
SET 22
Typewriting 14 1
Shorthand 2 1
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Aptitude Test
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5. Personnel Notes:
i on 5-June 1965.
became the bride ofl 25X1A
b, of this Faculty is enjoying a
one-month tour in Europe.
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