WEEKLY ACTIVITIES REPORT NO. 13 1 - 7 JUNE 1965

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-06096A000100020017-1
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• Document Page Count: 8
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 3, 2000
• Sequence Number: 17
• Publication Date: June 8, 1965
• Content Type: MEMO

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TO : Director of Training
? Chief, Intelligence School
suBJECT: Weekly Activities Report No. 13
1 7 June 1965
DATE: 8 June 1965
1. During the week of 1 June Chief IS received an
informal request from II for a second running of the
Intelligence Briefing course. There was also an explor-
atory request from the Office of Security TLO for a special
writing workshop for an OS component. Because of existing
Intelligence School commitments, neither of these require-
ments can be met during the summer months. Chief IS shall
so inform the requestors.
2. The Chief of the Clerical Training Faculty has been
told by "someone" in the office of Security that on or about
.1 October 1965 the Clerical Training Faculty will move to
a. new building at 19th and Lynn Streets in Rosslyn. Pending
some sort of confirmation, we are treating this as just
another rumor.
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TO : Chief, Intelligence School
FROM : Chief, Orientation Faculty
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report No. 13
1 - 4 June 1965
Intelligence Orientation
Preparations for 1.0. #78 are just about com-
pleted, with 24 students enrolled as of this date.
R. N.S.A. Briefing Program
I met withi 25X1A
the Agency's N.S.A. representative, on 4 June to dis-
cuss the proposed N.S.A. Briefing Program. 5X1A
told us that the audience would be composed of about
100 top N.S.A. officials (mostly GS-15's and above)
and urged us to handle it with q.Q high a level of 25X1A
speakers as possible. Deputy Director,
N.S.A., has shown a personal. interest in the briefings
and plans to attend them.
which plans to discuss with this
week.
We submitted a tentative proposal consisting of
five morof briefings over a five-week period, 25X1A
Final determination of dates and content will
probably be made later this week, after another dis-
cussion with
3. CT Orientation
We have laid out the first two-week Career Train-
ing Orientation Course in rough draft form, and are in
the process of coordinating it with other OTR elements.
Dan Shumate has already had a number of discussions
with regarding those portions of the former
one-week Introduction to the Clandestine Services which
should be retained in the new program.
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plans to visit in the near 25X1A
future, to discuss our course in relationship to the
Operations Familiarization Course, in order to avoid
unnecessary overlapping.
Lecture at American University Program
presented the Agency lecture in the
B.C.I.U. (Business Council for International Under-
standing) Training Program at American University
on 2 June.
This was an extremely astute and attentive group.
Although they had a natural interest and curiosity
about the Agency's activities, there were no signs of
the kind of hostility which apparently has cropped up
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program in preparation for an overseas tour.
In attendance were 11 high -level American business-
men and one businesswoman who are taking this four-week
This course is now being given five times a year,
tion about six years ago.
and the Agency has been participating since its incep-
Attendance at Orientation for Overseas
attended this entire course on 1 and 2 25X1A
June as an observer. In the event of 25X1A
departure, he will probably be asked to take over the
development and administration of this program.
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FROM . Chief /Management Training Faculty
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report #13
31 May - 4 June 1965
DATE: 7 June 1965
MANAGEMENT #90
The Management Training Faculty is at (this week
conducting Management #90 with twenty students, none of
whom are from the DDP.
CT SUPPORT COURSE
We have had a further conversation with of
the Operations School regarding the use of the Managerial
Grid in the CT Program. I is planning to visit
our current Management Course.
CONVERSATION WITHI
At the urging ofi plans to be in
New York on 14 June for the purpose of discussions on a
number of impending programs.
We have agreed to stage our Communications Exercise
for about twenty-five Junior Officer Trainees at the DIA in
A1ILnICt in racrtnnca to a rrrrn,c f from
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Memorandum
TO Chief, Intelligence School
FROM : Chief, Clerical Training
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report, No. 13
31 May - 4 June 1965
1. Number in Clerical Induction Trains : During
the week of 24 - 2 May 1965, there were 15 trainees in
Clerical Induction Training; of these 2 entered classes
for the first time.
2. Number in Clerical Orientation Traini : During
the week of 2 - 2 May 1 965., there were 5 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 24 28
May 1965 were as follows:
Typewriting 6 2
Shorthand 3 0
4, Results of Official Agency Testing Administered
to Applicants: The results of the tests administered to
the clerical applicants for the week of 24+ - 28 May 1965
were as follows:
SET
Typewriting
Shorthand
Card Punch Operator
Aptitude Test
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 1, returned to duty Monday after com-
pleting the 14-week Advanced Intelligence Course given
at the Defense Intelligence School in Anacostia. This
course is extremely valuable for CIA personnel who have a
need to know about DOD intelligence organizations and
proceedures. On the whole, there is suprisingly little
knowledge of this subject, even among some of the CIA
personnel who work with DOD frequently. The need for
greater knowledge of DOD intelligence activities, how-
ever, is obvious because they include more than three-
fourths of all the intelligence personnel in US intelli-
gence agencies, and their budget is also probably more
than three-fourths of the intelligence community total.
One of the major handicaps under which the
course operated was that at least half of the students
had only top secret clearances; therefore, the course
could not give adequate answers as to why there are so
many people in intelligence, and why the intelligence
budget is so high in DOD.
Another important gap in the course was that
relatively little time was devoted to CIA. Quite a
number of students commented on this gap and recommend-
ed that considerably more time be given to briefings
on CIA and its activities.
At graduation on Friday the students were given
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FROM : Chief, Intelligence Production Faculty
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report No. 13
31. May - 4 June 1965
a beautiful diploma that included the colorful embossed
seal of the DIS.
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App~ePl~o~~ifi~05~d1thClilf7the areas.
processes were the DD/SET, including the Office of Sci-
entific Intelligence and the use of computers in Intel-
ligence. The familiar pattern was followed: visits to
the plants; meetings with the people producing the in-
telligence; individual interviews; and seminar discussions
2. The Career Trainees in IPC had a busy, instruc-
tive, and interesting week covering everything from Pro-
gram planning to the Capabilities of Collection Programs.
Sandwiched in between these extremes of the production
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3. After less than 30 days on the job to gain
experience, had to take over the
complete responsibility for the administrative func-
tioning of the Office because of the leave-absence of
Pam is doing an excellent job --
quietly and. e iciently handling 'the course support
work plus the administrative and secretarial chores.
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Intelligence School
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report #13
1 June - 4 June 1965
BRIEFING OF CIA PERSONNEL
The monthly Orientation for Overseas was given on 1 and 2 June for
the fifth time, again byl Total enrollment was over 40, of
whom 39 attended. Of this number, 15 were dependent wives.
The "Ladies Session" pointing up logistical problems, with attendance
billed as optional on the second afternoon, drew l4 of the women enrolled.
The panel in charge of this session consisted of
returned from Europe last fall, and
returned from the Middle East last winter. This wasl
second contribution; it was the fourth for the other two ladies.
class. The "Ladies Session" has been strongly approved by both registrants
and panel members each time we have run the course.
advises that the discussion in these sessions keeps coming
back to the specifics of the particular country and post of destination.
Though we try to build a panel with resources of personal experience
in all the world regions to which ladies are being assigned, it is some-
times embarrassing to "sell" a returnee from a region with which only
one or two registrants are concerned. We find, however, that such
persons can be given substitute help in the form of leads to returnee
wives or bachelor ladies. Furthermore, related basic themes are handled
'by on a global basis at the closing session of the full
considers ideal for this purpose.
I D E IIAL Ori tation & Briefing Officer
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We much appreciate the assistancel has begun to render
in managing the files from which hand-out kits are drawn, on personal
,adaptation themes and the area of destination.
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