MEMORANDUM FOR INSPECTOR GENERAL FROM B. C. EVANS

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• Publication Date: July 9, 1975
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9 July 1975
MEMORANDUM FOR- Inspector General
I understand that four boxes of Dulles material alluded to in
the attached memorandum have been reviewed by
and that he found nothing of particular interest with regard to the
current investigations. I have scanned the material with negative
results, but believe for the record your office should review same.
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B. C. Evans
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Executive Registry
SUBJECT Additional Accessions of Dulles Papers
REFERENCE Memorandum from Chief, CIA History Staff to
Addressee, 25 June 1973
1. This memorandum transmits for incorporation into
The Allen W.. Dulles Papers now held for CIA by the Executive
Registry, tree additional boxes of Dulles materials. These
materials were part of a larger lot submitted to the Agency.
by the representative of Mrs. Dulles' estate, Mr. F. Garner
Ranney, between 2 July and 7 August 1974, on the occasion
of the vacating of the Dulles residence in Georgetown, for
screening to determine which papers could be released to the
Dulles Collection at Princeton University.
2. For the record it is now noted that the CIA
History Staff, by arrangement: with Mr. Ranney and Mr. Alexander
P. Clark, Curator of Manuscripts at the Princeton University
Library, has transmitted the remainder of the papers to Princeton
for incorporation into the main Allen W. Dulles collection at
that institution. The content: of this terminal batch of papers,
the general character of which is given below, is listed in
Annex A:
a. Personal correspondence with individuals and
unofficial organizations.
c. Papers declassified during the present review,
such as those relating to the briefing of the
candidates in the 1961 presidential election.
3. The History Staff transmits for retention by the
Agency, miscellaneous classified documents and papers that
discuss confidential relations between the Agency and non-
governmental organizations, together with some fifty
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speeches made by Mr. Dulles to the senior schools of the
Department of Defense. These documents are inventoried in
Annex B. The History Staff is turning over to the Historical
Intelligence Collection (HIC) for preservation a personal
collection of medals, awards, and related items accumulated
by Mr. Dulles during the course of his career in intelligence.
4. The History Staff has arranged to remand to the
organizations concerned, certain unclassified but privileged
documents relating to the private and business organizations,
such as a file of papers relating to a contractual relation-
ship between Mr. Dulles and Rockwell International (formerly
North American Aviation), after his retirement from government
service. Other privileged documents pertaining to private
organizations have been flagged for the attention of the
prospective Princeton custodian.
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Walter Elder
CIA Historian
Attachments : Annexes A and B
Unclassified When Separated from Attachment
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Allen W. Dulles Miscellaneous Papers from
His Residence For Transmittal to
. Princeton University
1. Miscellaneous correspondence.
2. Private and confidential correspondence.
3. Personal documents.
4. Intelligence Briefings of the Candidates 1960 Presi-
dential Election.
5. Proposed Questions and Answers for Television interview-
with Congressman Kenneth Keating, 4 October 1955.
6. Miscellaneous Lectures -- 1.956 - 1964.
a. The Competitive Struggle Between American Enterprise
and Soviet Communism, the Committee on Economic
-Development, 1 November 1957.
b. The Soviet Economy, Conference on Resources, Caltech,
The University Club, New York City, 31 January 1956.
c. The Nature of the Challenge of the Communist Bloc,
Business Advisory Council, Hot Springs, Va., 10 May 1958..
d. Lecture to the Advertising Council, 16 March 1960.
e. Soviet Vulnerabilities, Defense Strategy Seminar,
National War College, 1.9 July 1962.
f. The Case for an American Intelligence Service, Harvard Law
'School Forum, 13 December 1963.
g. The Major Strategical Problems of the USSR, Air War
College, 12 May 1964.
h. International Communism, Inter-American Defense
College, 19 November 1964.
7. The .Atlantic Council of the United States, Minutes of the
Board of Directors, 1966-1968.
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8. *Council on Foreign Relations.-- Endo:?iment Fund.
9. -Washington Institute of Foreign Affairs --- Minutes, 1961-
1968.
10. *Pilgrims of the United States ---- Minutes of Executive
Committee, 1962-1968.
11. *Princeton University -- Minutes and other Papers of the
Board of Trustees, 1.966-1968-.
12. Condolence Messages on the death of John Foster Dulles.
13. Crackpot Letters.
It. Name Lists. 1950 and earlier.
15. Hudson Institute, Progress Report for a Study of Crises
and Arms Control, Ch. II..' Deterrence and Defense in
the Sixties and Seventies, 25 May 1962.
rn*16. Expose of SITNIKOV as Author of Pamphlet Attacking Mr.
Dulles, 20 March 1964.
+17. Japanese Surrender -- Intelligence on the Activities of
the Japanese diplomats in Europe in the Summer of 1945
--- declassified from OSS files.
18. John Foster Dulles, The Challenge of Change, Department
of State pamphlet, 6 June 1968. Two copies.
19. Six miscellaneous tape recordings which contain variously: Background
ruusic, foreign language instruction, proofreading of galleys for a book.
* May be confidential to the organization.
Release concurred in by DDO, 11 November 1974.
+ Declassified 13 November 1974 with concurrence of DDO.
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en u -- Miscellaneous Papers from
His Residence -- For Incorporation into
Mr. Dulles' Official Papers in CIA Archives
1. Miscellaneous correspondence and papers, 1952--1_966..
2. Job applicants ---.after roLirement as DCI.
.3. Mational Committee for a Free Europe -- Correspondence,
Minutes, and Papers, 1949-1951. Two folders.l Retain to
protect privacy of actual and prospective staff members.
4 Council on Foreign Relations, Steering Committee on the
United States and China in World Affairs, Agenda,. Papers,
and Proceedings,. 1964-1966. Confidential to the Council..
Retain for Agency interest.
5. Council on Foreign Relations, Discussion Group on-Intel-
ligence and Foreign Policy, Records of Six Sessions on
Clap-destine Collection and Covert Action, 1967-1968,
chaired by Douglas Dillon, William J. Barnds, Secretary.
Participants included Richard Bissell, McGeorge Bundy,
and Thomas L. Hughes. Confidential to the Council,
6,. Order of Malta -- Agency contact with through Mrs. John
C. Hughes, 1959. Carbon copy of letter from DCI Dulles
to Chief, EE, transmitting reports from Mrs. Hughes.
7. International Assembly of Women, Copenhagen, 21-24 April
1960, Unsigned carbon of report by an Agency observer,
121 pp., with list of documents transmitted.
8. CIA Educational Fund -- papers on formation of.
9. Comments from Idens A and B on three meetings with Mr.
Dulles to discuss prospectus for his book, "Great True
Spy Stories," 1967. Transmitted by Ray Rocca, 4 Feb
1967. Includes reference to Studies.
10. Unpublished transcript of interview with US News and
World Report, 19 January 1962, 72 pp. Withheld from
publication by decision of Mr. Dulles, per memo to him
by Stanley Grogan, 27 Feb 1962. Unclassified but off
the Record.
11. Communications with John Foster Dulles, while the latter
was Secretary of State.
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12. Sympathy messages on death of John Foster Dulles trans--
mitted through Agency channels. Retain to protect names
and channels. Messages from declared persons have been
released to Princeton University.
13. Official Identity Cards.
1.4. Crank letters, including those from persons abroad, whose
identity it may be prudent to protect. Screened from
crackpot letters released to Princeton University.
15. Pocket address books and diaries, containing many names
of intelligence associated personnel.
16. File on 110 Box maintained by "Arthur Douglas."
11. Photographs taken at Christmas party of the Printing and
Reproduction Plant, 21 December 1956, transmitted under
blue note by Col. L. K. White, 3 Jan 1957.
1:t. Official condolence messages on death of Allen W. Dulles.
Desk Calendars, 1950, 1966, 1968. Diary for October-
December 1950 is basic source for his first days in the
Agency. The 1966 and :1968 calendars show him continuing
his intelligence activities after retirement and should
be placed in Agency archives. Includes typescript of 1968 calendar-
20. Card filesof names and addresses.
21. Speeches and lectures, 1.952-1964. Classified or Off the
Record.. Two boxes, listed separately by title. Copies
of unclassified addresses.have been released to Prince-
ton University.
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Speeches for Incorporation into the
Allen W. Dulles Official Papers
1. "Orientation Lecture," April 1951. 'Fifteen consecutive
lectures through 4 May 1955, C.
2. "CIA's Part in the Cold War," Naval War College, 10 March
1952,- TS.
3. "Soviet Objectives," National War College, 20 March 1952, S.
4. "The Role of CIA in National Security," National War
College, 26 May 1953, TS.
5. "The Intelligence Machinery of the United States Govern-
ment," Army War College, 16 September 1953, TS.
"The Major Problems of U.S. Intelligence," Naval War
College, 4 November 1953, S.
7. ":Informal Remarks to the White House Mayor's Conference,"
14 December 1953, C.
8. "The Intelligence Appraisal. of Current Soviet Policy,
National War College, 30 April 1954, TS.
9. "The Soviet Strategic Concept," 14 January 1955, S.
10. "Major U.S. Intelligence Problems," Naval War College,
18 February 1955, S..
11. "The Soviet Economy," Industrial Associates of the Cali-
fornia Institute of Technology, New York City, 31 January
1956, U.
12. "Assessment of Communist Successes, Problems, and Prospects,"
National War College, 3 February 1956, S.
13. "National Strategy," Naval War College, 5 June 1956, S.
14. "'The! World Situation," National Strategy Seminar, Army War
College, 6 June 1956, S.
15. "Areas of Vulnerability of the USSR, Associates, and
Satellites," National War College, 25 March 1957, TS.
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16. "Coro]-q(- by DCI to G-2 Group," Conference of Major
Army Command Intelligence Officers, 24 April 1957, S.
7_.7. Untitled, Citizens Advisory Committee of Commission on
Government Security, Washington, D.C., 16 June 1956,
20 May 1957, S.
18. "Sino--Soviet Threat, 1958," National War College, 29 April
1958, S.
19. "World Situation,`.' Business Advisory Council, Hot Springs,
Va., 10 May 1958, U.
2t. "Quantico Address," Department of Defense Secretaries'
Conference, 20 June 1958, S.
21. CIA-CBS Dinner Conference, Opening Remarks, New York
City, 15 July 1958, IOU. .
22. "The `National Intelligence Function and How it Influences
the Formulation of National Security Policy," National
War College, 27 October 1958, S.
23. Discussion of Comamnun.ist China and the Communes, Council
on Foreign Relations, Special Meeting, 1 December 1958, U..
24. Untitled, Army Commanders' Intelligence Conference,
2 December 1958, S.
25. "The World Situation," National Security Forum, Air War
College; 27 April 1959, U.
26. "The World Situation," Fifth Annual Strategy Conference,
Army War College, 9 June 1959, S.
27. "Intelligence Briefing," Secretaries' Conference,
Quantico, Va., 26 June 1959, TS,
28. Untitled, New York State Defense Council, 6 July 1959,
Off the Record.
29. Untitled, JOT Graduation, 6 August 1959, S.
30. Untitled, Speech to the Board of Directors of the Free
Europe Corrunittee, Links Club, New York City, 11 January
1.960, S.
31. "Soviet Strategic Attack Capabilities," White House Con-
ference on Fallout Protection, of the Governors' Civil
Defense Committee, 25 January 1960, S.
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32. Untitled, Sixteenth Washington Conference of the Advertising
Council, 16 March 1960, U, Off the Record.
33. "CIA and the Intelligence Community," Senior Officers,
Foreign Service Institute, 1 April 1960, C.
34. "Areas of Vulnerability of the Soviet Bloc.," National
War College, 4 May 1960, S.
35. "Factors Producing the Current World Situation," Global
..Strategy Discussions, Naval War College, 6 June 1960, S.
36. "Factors Producing the Current World Situation," National
Strategy Seminar, Army War College, 7 June 1960, S.
37.- Address to the JOT Class, 1960, 19 July 1960, S.
3# . "Exploiting the Vulnerabilities of the Coy-umunist. World, "
Defense Strategy Seminar, National War College, 20 July
1960, S..
3S. Current Status of the East-West Struggle, Annual Trustees
Dinner, American Committee for Liberation, 15 November
1960, S.
40, Remarks at O/NE Anniversary Dinner, Town Club, Washington,
D.C., 9 December 1960, S.
41. "Areas of Vulnerability of the Soviet Bloc," 3 March 1961, S.
42. "The Challenges Confronting US Business Men in Latin
America," Metropolitan Club, New York City, 1 May 1961,
delivered by Cord Meyer, Off the Record.
43. "Threat and Challenge," Thirteenth Annual Global Strategy
Discussions, Naval War College, 5 June 1961, S.
44. "The World Situation," Seventh Annual Strategy Seminar,
Army War College, 6 June 1961, S.
"The Present World Situation," Defense Strategy Seminar,
National War College, 10 July 1961, S.
46. "Soviet Vulnerabilities," Defense Strategy Seminar,
National War College, 19 July 1962, S.
47. "Intelligence Considerations in the Formulation of National
Security Policy," Joint Session of the Industrial War
College and the National War College, 9 October 1961, S.
48. "U.S. National Policies to Thwart the Communist Threat to
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Allen W. Dulles Confidential and
Privileged Papers from His
Residence ----- Other than
National Security Papers
Disposition has been made of two groupsJo0_f,privileged
papers as follo;w.s. Other privileged papers h: ?trans-
it-Led to Princeton University, flagged to indicate their
character:
1 . Alibi Club, 1806 Eye Street, NW, WWIashin_gton, D.C.,
miscellaneous papers, including notices of individuals pro-
posed for membership, 1952-1968, personal and confidential,
bui unclassified. Returned through good offices of Mr.
S1 rman Kent to. the Club via Admiral Jerauld Wright, 4 October
1974. Correspondence attached. Retained in Dulles file, list
of senior personnel who attended farewell dinner at the Club
fc._ R.ichard Bissell, 20 March 1962.
2. Correspondence with North American Aviation, Inc., in
a consultant arrangement, following Mr. Dulles' retirement from
Co'zernment. Not CIA-related but company confidential; includes
ad:ainistrative documents relating to DOD contractor security.
On advice of Industrial Branch, OS, this material (five files,
less than one-half cubic foot) was passed to OL Security, for
transmittal. to Rockwell International, successor company to
Worth American Aviation, 18 October 1974, per attached memo
for the record. .
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;'.aE; 0?ANDUh1 FOR THE RECORD
3_CT: Disposition of Correspondence wi tih North American
SU J~
Aviation Co., pi'c-,decessor of Rockwell International,
in Allen W. Dulles Personal Papers
1 . ;evi 2w of subject materials sl,o~:ed that they contained
cor-r?espondence beit:eer, fir. Oulles and officers of North American
Aviation, concerning a contractual or la;;yer'/client relationship
esta'51 i shed in 1964, after mr. Dui l es left government service,
host of the documents are dated 1961i--1965, although some of the
c;.aterial extends to 1967. None of the material is CIA.-related.
2. The file contains material on the establishment
.)f a secure facility -or the handling of defense information
in Mr, Dulles' residence in Georgetot?:n. This material is
adrmini strot ive in nature and not sensitive.
3. Tire file also contains a certain amount of infor-
?ation privileged to North American Aviation. For this
reason it appears to be more appropriate to arrange for
transmittal of the material to Rockwell International
::s a successor company.
4. Security folders in the file indicate that at
one time it contained cla?sified information, which
was destroyed in accordance with industrial security
procedures of the Department of Defense.
5, The file. now consists of five folders, about
three inches of material, all headed; North American
aviation, Inc., with subheadings as follows:
A.
North American .?.viation, Inc. No subhead.
B.
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Ditto,
1964.
C.
Ditto,
T. Braun.-
D.
Ditto,
Security Materials.,
E.
Ditto,
"Security" Papers, 1964-65.
6. On the advice of the Industrial Branch, OS, it
was arranged to transmit this material to 5:R6elkwell International,
as the successor to North American Aviation, through
Logistics Security.
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