OFFICIAL DIARY
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October 2, 1952
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Security infor-
Official Diary
Thursday, 2 October 1952
1. Dr. Hoover phoned and stated that ICIS (Mr. Whearty) was not
prepared to give its suggestions for amendment of the summary evaluation
until after a meeting to be held on Monday or Tuesday of next week. I
attempted to get in touch with General Samford, but was unsuccessful. Accord-
ingly, I advised Dr. Hoover that we would have to .proceed with our amendments,
and that we could only consider the ICIS suggestions on their merits when they
were submitted. This might be after we had given the summary evaluation to DCI.
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2. Informed who phoned, that I would advise him by
Sunday, either directly or through Mr. Wisner, as to the status of his
application for rotation within the Intelligence Offices. Later spoke to Mr.
Wisner and informed him that no position had appeared to be open in any of
the Intelligence Offices and he undertook to carry through with 25X1 A9a
Also passed this information by phone to 25X1A9a
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3. At the Deputies' meeting, mentioned that
25X1 A9 of I&S was taking a trip in connection with MIC and I requested 25X1A6a
athat chat with me before leaving.
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5. Arranged to see Philip Graham of the Washington Post on
Monday next, at his home.
6. Mr. Noyes of the office of Frank Nash in Defense phoned and
stated that it would be most helpful if the summary evaluation could be
available for review by the Secretaries on Thursday next. I assured him
that we would do everything in our power to accomplish this.
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7. Spoke with who raised certain problems of
security in connection with the current oil suit. I later reported this
conversation orally to DCI.
8. Discussed with i)r. Kent, and then with Dr. Kent and DCI,
the desirability of a crash estimate on Iran to be ready not later than
Wednesday next. This estimate was laid on.
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9. Dr. Chadwell phoned, being concerned about the proposal, made
through Amory or his people., that O/SI participate in the revision of MC-33.
I assured Dr. Chadwell that participation was at his option and, since he
desired not to go along on this exercise in view of his over-all relations,
I approved. We agreed that there should be no CIA delegates at this meeting.
10. Mr. Amory later phoned me and informed me that certain CIA
representatives had been designated as delegates to sit in meetings with the
25X1X7 on the revision of MC-33. I explained to Mr. Amory that
this was contrary to the understanding that I had had with General Porter
and for many policy reasons was wholly unacceptable to CIA. I requested
him to have this situation straightened out. He later phoned and informed me
that CIA representatives would not sit in on the conference, but would confine
themselves to advising the American delegation. As a personal favor to
General Porter, he had agreed that there would appear to be no need to have
25X1 A9a withdrawn the name - who was really a CIA man but was not designated
as such and who would not sit in the meetings. I approved this upon the
express understanding that Porter would make it plain to all concerned that
CIA was not participating in this conference, officially or unofficially.
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11. reported to me in some detail on his briefing
of Governor Stevenson and the various questions and answers. At my sugges-
tion, he briefed DCI orally on this.
12. Discussed briefly with General Magruder various revisions
to the Brownell Committee directive and I tentatively agreed with the
suggestion he raised respecting the delegation issue.
13. Mr. Lay phoned and stated that they had received an alternate
State draft on the policy paper re Iran. Accordingly, they would be most
appreciative to have an advance distribution to members of the Senior Staff
of our crash Iran estimate coming out Wednesday. I undertook to have this
done and later mentioned this to Sherman Kent.
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ll.. phoned respecting contact with a Colonel
Piers and I approved the action he proposed to take. I also made arrange-
ments for a briefing by 25X1 A9a
15. 1)r. Craig of PSB informed me that DCI had requested the PSB
staff to look into the question of any action the Soviets might be contem-
plating respecting the UN and requested our assistance. I informed Or. Craig
of the background of this suggestion and stated that we had no intelligence
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2 October 1952
reports as such on the subject, although I reviewed with him the various
general reports that I had mentioned in my memorandum to DCI.
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16. - reported to me on the status of reports on
25X1 A9a and the State Department. had given conflicting reports
and they were continuing their investigation.
17. In the evening, Dr. Chadwell phoned and informed me that there
had been a British atomic blast and, after some consideration, we determined
not to bother DCI during the evening.
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