WEEKLY ACTIVITIES REPORT NO. 39 30 NOV - 6 DEC 1965

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• Publication Date: December 7, 1965
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Memorandum
TO Acting Director of Training
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Chief, Intelligence School
DATE: 7 December 1965
SUBJECT: Weekly; Activities Report No. 39
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1. On 1 December I audited the current intelligence briefings
given by the CT's in the Intelligence Production Course. The
briefings were filmed, and the finished sound films will be used
as a critique device on 13 December. I shall conduct that critique
session.
25X1A 2. On 2 Decembe who will soon take
25X1A over as Special Assistant to the Director for Public Affairs,
met wit and me in my office to discuss briefing
problems that affect both OTR and the Public Affairs office.
25X1A I feel that in this meeting we established an excellent working
relationship wit nd his staff.
3. The Management Training Faculty is at0 this week
giving the Management Course for 38 students, and no report
from that Faculty is submitted this week. All activities will
be covered in next week's report.
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Memorandum
TO : Chief, Intelligence School
FROM : Chief, Orientation and Briefing Faculty
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report No. 39
29 November - 3 December 1965
:L. Intelligence Orientation
IOC #80 ended on 3 December. A preliminary
scanning of final test scores suggests that of 38
(down one from the initial 39 because of illness)
performed reasonably well despite the loss of a
day out for Thanksgiving. More than a third of the
class rated "Excellent" even without any adjustments
which may be decided on after the effect of the day
off is assessed.
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2. Special Intelligence Orientation for NPIC
Final preparations were completed this week for
a special part-time two-week orientation for selected
em lo ees at NPIC to begin today, 6 December. Mr.
U is handling details of course administration.
:3. Special ITC for Office of Communications
Preparations continued this past week on the
special course for nine OC instructors to take place
at on 14-17 December. issued advance
reading materials to the students via
OC's training officer.
4. Special Briefings
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b. On 29 November at Headquarters, briefed
50 new Agency personnel in the CIA Introduction on the
significance of intelligence and the mission and
functions of the Agency.
c. On 29 November at New State, briefed
a larger class than usual of Foreign Service officers
and clericals headed for overseas assignments. (Mrs.
Betty L. Neuhart has replaced Miss Nancy Hudson, now
retired, as the new chairman of this course.)
d. On 30 November at Headquarters, gave an
Agency organizational briefing to Ambassador W. P.
Jones, who is leaving soon for Malawi. Ambassador
Jones was accompanied by Mr. Ekern from INR and by OCR
Liaison Officer Since the Ambassador
had recently heard Col. White's Agency briefing at the
Inter-Departmental Seminar, the briefing time was
largely devoted to a question and answer session.
e. On 1 December at Headquarters, briefed
Ambassador John H. Burns, new Chief of Mission in
Tanzania, on significant developments within the NSC
and USIB, as well as within the Agency in particular.
The Ambassador, who said that some people felt he was
assigned to "Tarzania", was accompanied b Mr. Ekern
from INR and OCR Liaison Officer
f. On 3 December at American University,
briefed 10 businessmen attending the B.C.I.U.
Training Program on the Agency's mission and respon-
sibilities. The group, like previous ones, was most
articulate, friendly, and cordial. Ambassador Randall,
who directs this program, feels that our presentation
is one of the most vital and important of the series
of briefings given to these senior business executives
by various government agencies.
* Business Council for International Understanding.
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W10--'. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
: Chief, Intelligence School DATE: 6 Dec 1965
FROM : Chief, Intelligence Production Faculty
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report No. 39
29 November - 3 December 1965
.1. The Intelligence Production Course CT's had a hectic,
crowded week between 29 November and 3 December. On Monday they
were welcomed to the Office of Current Intelligence by its Di- 25X1/
Roth of these men gave excellent presentations, with the
emphasis on the "hard line" of work and sweat. On Tuesday OCI
presented a round of speakers covering its production process,
its alerting function, and its tie-in with the CIA Operations
Center. The day was concluded by the usual and productive
session of the CT's with former CT's who have been on the job in
OCI for varying lengths of time. Later in the week the students
went to the country desks and produced a weekly article on very
short notice. These articles were all critiqued on the Vu-Graph
on Friday.
Meantime, the students had also been preparing a briefing
in which they critiqued the current intelligence production of
the community on specific problems, on the basis of the production
on those problems and against specific requirements in the assign-
ment. These briefings were filmed -- a high point for the students
-- and they will be critiqued on briefing performance by
at a later date.
To round off the week, and the Analysis Workshop phase of
the Course, the students were assigned topics for a round-table
seminar discussion on 6 December of the "Aspects of Analysis," a
treatment in terms of techniques. All in all, the students had
a rather busy week.
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lectured"the Strategic
Intelligence Course at DIS on the Strategic Intelligence Process,
Unlike previous classes in this course the students included
analysts as well as collectors. The combination appears to be
stimulating because both collectors and analysts asked more than
the usual number of questions. The collectors wanted to know more
about the requirements problem, and the analysts, interestingly
enough, seemed to be concerned about the increasing importance of
the computer in intelligence.
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I of NPIC to discuss the content of
e proposed Intelligence Research (Techniques) tailored to the
needs of NPIC analysts in the Collateral Support Division. A
draft schedule has been prepared for a two-week full-time course
which will include intelligence writing, Russian transliteration,
and work on research facilities of value to the Division. The
first running of this course is scheduled for 10 to 21 January.
25X1A 5. The IPF was happy to welcomel as a new
instructor. He reported for on 6 December, and was assigned
25X1A the responsibility for both IPC and
ITC.
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Chief, Intelligence School
Chief, Clerical Training
DATE: 3 December 1965
SUBJECT: Weekly Activities Report, No. 39
29 November - 3 December 1965
1. Number in Clerical Induction Trainin : During the
week of 22 - 26 November 19 5, there were 35 trainees in Clerical
Induction Training; of these 11 entered classes for the first
time.
2. Number in Clerical Orientation Training: During the
week of 22 - 26 November 1965, there were 2 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 22 - 26 November 1965
were as follows:
Tested Passed
Typewriting
Shorthand
4. Results of Official Agency Testing Administered to
Applicants: The results of the tests administered to the
clerical applicants for the week of 22 - 26 November 1965 were
as follows:
Tested Passed
SET
Typewriting
Shorthand
Card Punch Operator
Aptitude Test
GROUP I
Excluded from automatic
downgrading and
declassification
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Weekly Activities Report, No. 39
29 November 3 December 1965
5. Cancellation of Clerical Refresher Training: Because
of, insufficient enrollment it was decided to cancel the Clerical Refresher
Training classes during the period of 22 November - 17 December 1965.
Notification was given to appropriate offices.
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