DIARY EXECUTIVE OFFICER, O/DD/I
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December 9, 1952
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DIARY
Executive Officer, 0/DD/I
Tuesday, 9 December 1952
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1. has received an inquiry which his informants believe
could be answered from the intelligence papers obtained by the Agency from
Major General Charles A. Willoughby, General MacArthur's G-2, November,
1951, After searching half the Agency, I found that a list of these papers
25X1A91s being closely held by and is filed in Executive Registry.
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With Jack's permission, I showed U11J.0
that a Japanese General Ishi was picked up by Willoughbyts people shortly
after the Russians moved into Manchuria and that Ishi was one of the
best-informed people on biological vrarfare developments in that area.
25X1 A9~ was seeking the notes of Willoughby' s debriefing of Ishi. We
were unable to find anything specific in the list although item 15 on
TSURU Shigeto may prove helpful. The basic document was delivered to 0/SO
in November 1951.
2. ADD/I telephoned General Porter and requested information on
friendly forces for use in the Thursday dry-run before the DCI by 0/CI,
of the Eisenhower weekly briefings. General Porter called back and said
that John Easton and Col. Wallace were to be our points of contacts and
that he, General Porters, was highly in favor of this "blue force" informa-
*AW being made available for this purpose.
with Easton and Codd,~Jr. Sheldon and
~~to deal
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a DD/I representative, to attend a briefing to be given at 1000 ours,
Garrison's Office. This briefing will be
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Monday: l5 Decem
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the Far East on behalf of the Agency and whose report is said to contain
a large amount of intelligence material. I later spoke to Red White
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who will also attend and I have arranged with both ls. White and the /125X1 Aga
to make the substantive parts of
Offices if I determined that this is desirable after hearing the presenta-
tion.
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14. Liaison Division, 0/CD, called to say that State
Department periodic report of outstanding magazine articles relating to
intellience interest is being cut down by State and further dissemination
to the Agency will be discontinued unless we specifically request its
25X1 A9a continuance. I informed that we fouhd . this:. report very helpful
and requested that a coy continue to come to DD/I. He promises to assure
this.
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59MEMMM followed up on a WSEG request for an estimate of USSR
Civilian Petroleum Requirements. I checked this with ADD/I and subsequently
informed-that the estimate has been completed and as an added touch
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