MIDCAREER COURSE NO. 33 23 AUGUST - 6 OCTOBER 1972 COURSE REPORT

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MIDCAREER COURSE NO. 33
23 August - 6 October 1972
COURSE REPORT
Midcareer Course No. 33 (MC 33) ended 6 October with a
question-and-answer session with Mr. Helms in the USIB conference
room. The class was the youngest, by a fraction of a year, to take
the course; this reflects recent efforts to lower the average age of
participants to 35-40, and their average grade to between GS- 12
and GS- 13. 'There was one female student. This class was both more
at ease and livelier than the average Midcareer class, making it a
real pleasure to work with.
MC 33 heard several new guest speakers. General Walters'
opening address marked his first appearance before a Midcareer
class. The National Security Council Staff provided Bill Hyland on
Soviet-American Relations, John Hoidridge on Sino-American
Relations, and Donald Brewster on Vietnam -- all first appearances
before Midcareerists. Another first was the talk by John McGinnis,
Treasury's USIB representative. He confessed after his presentation
that it had been a difficult assignment to prepare a talk for a group
from an Agency with which his own organization is still developing
liaison, much of which is still tentative. spoke on
economic foreign policy, - old friend, new topic --
spoke on intelligence planning for the 70's and of WH new friend, old topic -- spoke on CS Field Station Activities. A most
welcome new speaker on a subject heretofore not covered was OSP's
Deputy Director on the activities of OSP. He has a
standing invitation to speak to future Midcareer Courses.
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Phase I of the course was the Managerial Grid, and as usual it
was well received. Of the 30 students in MC 33, 26 participated in
the Grid, four having had it previously, and six instructors at
joined our group for the week. The Grid teams formed
during Phase I were continued intact through the course, each team
being made responsible for presenting a review on two separate portions
of the course? and then leading a class discussion on the same subject.
These fit into the course so well that students were surprised when
told that Review Sessions are a new element in the curriculum. Previous
class critiques had requested more active student participation and this
seems to satisfy that need quite adequately.
Not all new features were successful, however. Records Manage-
ment received almost uniformly bad notices. gave a good
presentation on a Thursday, and we had planned a tour of the Records
Center-for Friday morning. Chief of the Archives
and Records Center, was to give a few words on the Center before the
tour. He was overcome, however, by his enthusiasm, and expatiated
for an hour and ten minutes, leaving only 20 minutes for the tour.
Unfortunately, the class tuned him out after the first 15 minutes. We
still think of ~ as an excellent archivist.
Most of the class agreed that the high point of the course was the
informal evening session with Mr. Colby in the Executive Dining Room.
It was absolutely first rate.
Phase II, "The Agency, " was
of which received praise as locations for training. Substantively,
Phase II generated more controversy and criticism than the other two
Phases. Still, in the overall critiques -- the best judge whether or
not the course has succeeded -- we were frequently reminded that the
students found Phase II instructive and interesting and made them proud
to be members of the Agency. The consensus seemed to be that we
could improve in a variety of small ways, but that the big things we
are doing are done right.
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In Phase III the field trip was to Kennedy Space Center and to
North American Air Defense Command. A scheduled visit to a
Poseidon submarine which home-ports in Port Canaveral was canceled
at the last minute owing to a practice shot count-down which began a
few hours before the class was to arrive. The Navy has assured us
they will bend every effort to arrange a visit to an SSBN for MC 34.
The visits to KSC and NORAD were generally well-received and
considered educational. A drawback on the field trip appeared in the
form of our transportation, a C- 131, a twin-engine Convair which can
strain up to about 200 mph. This meant long flights with refueling
stops.
The remainder of Phase III, "The Intelligence Community and
World Affairs, " was presented in Headquarters and was extremely well
received. Ambassadors Charles Meyer and Marshall Green were able
to appear, and each gave a presentation which glowed with understanding
and sparkled with wit. Both also commented on how much they enjoy
addressing Agency Midcareerists.
III. Administrative
The Midcareer Course, by its nature exceeding normal working
hours, makes unusual demands on the support facilities of the Agency.
We are forced occasionally to request an extension of the hours of the
mess hall at_, or a special car and driver to carry a speaker to
to catch a plane, or a speaker appears with vu-
graphs instead of 35 mm. slides and forces a change of equipment;
has always risen to these challenges and we have come to expect
(take for granted) the high quality of support they provide us. We
realize there is effort behind it all, and it is appreciated.
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MIDCAREER COURSE
NO. 3 3
OPENING DAY
USIB Conference Room
PHASE I
THE MANAGERIAL GRID
Domestic Training Station
PHASE II
THE AGENCY
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Opening Day 23 August 1972
Phase 127 August - I September 1972
Phase II 5 - 22 September 1972
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Room 933, Chamber of Commerce
Extension 2452
CO-CHAIRMEN:
Room 933, Chamber of Commerce
Extension 2452
Room 933, Chamber of Commerce
Extension 2452
TRAINING ASSISTANT: 25X1A
Room 933, Chamber of Commerce
Extension 2452
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FOREWORD
The Midcareer Course is the product of the determination at
the highest levels of the Agency that promising officers be given an
opportunity to widen their understanding of management practices,
of current developments and problems in the Agency and the Intelli-
gence Community, and of major issues facing the Government,
especially in the international field.
Phase I of the Course consists of a study of "The Managerial
Grid" as a framework for understanding and applying effective
managerial behavior. It provides an opportunity to examine individual
assumptions and to practice selected skills.
Phase II deals primarily with the functions, relationships,
and problems of various Agency components.
During the final portion of the Course, Phase III, attention
is focused primarily upon the activities of certain other organizations
in the Intelligence Community, major developments and trends in
World Affairs, and upon some elements of national power which
affect the U.S, Government's ability to exert influence on the
international scene.
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MIDCARE
ER COURSE 0
ES
10 To inculcate pride in the professionalism of the
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Agency and its wor
0 wn
en perspectives heyon(C'
and experience.
onne 9 s own ~o
o create team spirit through greater
knowledge
of the missionns9 fuunnc ionns9 personnel and prohlems
in oi?kccr officceso
40 TO provide greater knowledge of of
ECTIV
ker Community
To provide greater knowledge of international
affairs and domestic matters as the), pertain to
foreign relaln.?nns0
TO provi
e new insig
and prole ems0
6t?s into managerial styles
7 TO remolivate mid=grade officers for faking on
new responnsihulnfneso
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WEDNESDAY, 23 August 1972
(USIB Conference Room, 7E-26)
INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE
1300 Registration
1315-1415 Introduction to the Course
Chairman
Midcareer Course
SIWA/OTR
Co-Chairman
Midcareer Course
SIWA/OTR
Co- Chairman
Midcareer Course
SIWA/OTR
25X1A
1500 Welcoming Address
Lieutenant General Vernon A. Walters -12
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
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PHASE I
THE MANAGERIAL GRID
Sunday, 27 August 1972
1400
Arrival
it
d S
1500
y
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Welcome to an
25X1A
Briefing (Please convene in
Conference Room 11)
25X1A
Chief, Security,
25X1A
1545
Open House and Introductions
1700
(Student Activities Building)
Supper (Mess Hall)
1830
Grid Work
Instructor,
Management Faculty
Monday, 28 August through Thursday, 31 August 1972
0800-2200 Grid Activities (Finishing times
each evening depend on the
individual teams. A detailed
schedule for the week will be
posted in CR-11)
Friday, 1 September 1972
0800-1200 Complete Grid Activities
1200 Lunch
1300 Briefing for Phase II (CR-11)
1430 ETD for Drivers and Passengers
Instructor,
Management Faculty
Instructor,
Management Faculty
NOTE: Phase II begins on Tuesday, 5 September. The day will be spent at
A bus will leave promptly from West Parking (far end of the
lot) at 0745 hours, and return at the end of the day. A few minutes delay in
leaving means a long delay because of rush hour traffic. Please arrive a
few minutes before 0745.
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TUESDAY, 5 September 1972
0745
Bus Departs Headquarters
(West Parking, far end of Lane E-F)
0845-1015
"Developments in Photographic
Intelligence"
Deputy Director,
(6N 500)
National Photographic
Interpretation Center
1030-1200
Tour of NPIC Facilities
Lunch -Cafeteria)
1300-1345
"The Imagery Analysis Service"
(3N 117)
Acting Director,
Imagery Analysis
Service
1400-1530
Tour and Visit with Analysts
1545
Bus Departs for Headquarters
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WEDNESDAY, 6 September 1972
DDS Area
0830-0900
Arrival and Room
Assignments
0910
Welcome by Chief,
Building, 2nd Floor Conference
Room)
0925
Security Briefing
1000-1100
Individual Student Presentations
1110-1200
Review (NPIC and IAS)
Blue Team
Lunch (Normally 1200-1300)
25X1A
1300-1400
"Logistical Support of the Agency's
J-Wa R1ake-
Activities" Exec. OfficeHireetoi-e gz
ics
1415-1515
"Financial Management"
Thomas Yale
Director of Finance
1530-1630
"Security Considerations in
Accomplishing the Agency's
Mission"
Dinner (Normally 1730-1815)
Deputy Director of
Security
1930-2130
Informal Dis
i
cuss
on
(Art Room)
Thomas Yale C /Planning
Staff
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THURSDAY, 7 September 1972
DDS Area
0815-0915
Individual Student Presentations
0930-1030
"Realities of Equal Employment
Opportunities in CIA"
Director, Equal
Employment
Opportunities, CIA
DDTR
1045-1145
"Developments in CIA Training"
Chief, School of
Intelligence and World
Affairs, OTR
25X1A
1300-1400
"Records Management and
Information Control Program"
Records Management
Training Officer, O''R
1415-1545
"Personnel Management and
Harry Fisher
Problems"
Director of Personnel
1600-1700
"The Support Services"
John Coffey
Deputy Director
for Support
2
1930-
130
Informal Discussion
(Art Room)
Harry Fisher
John Coffey
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FRIDAY. 8 September 1972
1. 1
DDS Area
1430-1500 Individual Student Presentation
25X1A 1515 Bus leaves for
25X1A 1530 ETD -
0830-0930 Records Center Tour
0945 Bus Leaves for
Chief, Archives and
Records Center
1000-1100 "Developments in Agency
Communications" Dep. Director, Office of
Communications
1100-1145 Demonstration of Communications
Equipment
1245-1430 Briefing and Tour of
Laboratory
Laboratory
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SUNDAY, 10 September 1972
1200-1930
Arrive at
25X1A
1630-1730
Mess Hall open for Dinner
25X1A
-
1730
open
25X1A
1930-2130
Class convenes at- for
informal session
Administration and Individual
Student Presentations
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MONDAY, 11 September 1972
DCI Area
0800-0850
Convene in Classroom 11 (CR-11)
Course Administration
0855-0940
Film: "National Intelligence
Estimates" Theater
0945-1130
"The Agency and the Intelligence
Charles Briggs
Community- -Developments and
Problems"
Director of Planning,
Programming, and
Budgeting
Lunch (Normal mess operating hours 1130-1245)
1315-1345
Individual Student Presentation
1345-1430
Review (DDS)
Green Team
1445-1545
"The Agency's Relations with
John Maury
Congress"
Legislative Counsel
25X1A
1600-1700
"New Approaches to NIE's"
Director of National
Estimates
Dinner (Normal mess operating hours 1700-1845)
1930-2130
Informal Discussion -
John Maury
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TUESDAY, 12 September 1972
Intelligence Community
0800-0910
Individual Student Presentations
0945-1045
"The General Counsel"
Associate Genera
Counsel
1200
1100
"Should The Press Be Prohibited
NET Video Film
-
From Publishing Classified Materials? ""The Advocates"
1515
1345
ector General"
"The Ins
William Broe
-
p
Inspector General
1530-1700
"Community Developments Since
November 1971"
Assistant Deputy to the
Director of Central
Intelligence, Intelligence
Community
1930-2130 Informal Discussion
William Broe
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WEDNESDAY, 13 September 1972
DDP Area
0800-0830
Individual Student Presentation
0840-0940
Review (DCI and Intelligence
Community Areas)
Orange Team
0945-1130
"Overview of the Clandestine
Service"
Lunch
Chief, FI Staff
1400-1520
"Field Station Activities"
1530-1700
"Counterintelligence Operations"
Dinne r
Deputy Chief, Near
East Division
25X1A
1930-2130
Informal Discussion
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TUESDAY, 19 September 1972
DDS&T and DDI Areas
0800-0940
Individual Student Presentations
0955
-8945-1045
"Everything You Ever Wanted to
lan s-
Know About Computers, but Were
Dlreetor-of Computer
Afraid to Ask"
Services SA/PP
1100-1200
"Where to Go for the Answers--
Harry Eissenbeiss
The Central Reference Service"
Director, Central
Reference Service
1330-1430
Review (DDS&T)
1555
1930-2130 Informal Discussion
Harry Eisenbeiss
Allen
James Murphy
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WEDNESDAY, 20 September 1972
DDI Area
0800-0940 Individual Student Presentations
0945-1045 "New Emphasis on Economic
fi Intelligence"
1100-1200
1345-1545
1445-1545
in Strategic .Be3ear-c11"
"The Agency's Responsibilit
1600-1700 "CIA's Current Intelligence
Role"
1930-2130 Informal Discussion
Maurice Ernst
Director of Economic
Research
.Bruce Clarke
Director of Strategic
Research
Bruce Clarke
Director of Strategic
Research
Richard Lehman
Director of Current
Intelligence
Maurice Ernst
Bruce Clarke
Richard Lehman
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THURSDAY, 2.1 September 1972
DDI Area
0800-0910 Individual Student Presentations
0945-1045 "Basic and Geographic Intelligence" John Kerry King
Director of Basic
and Geographic
Intelligence
1100-1200 "The Middle East Situation" 25X1A
Member, Board of
National Estimates
1400-1515 "SALT Negotiations and
Monitoring" Special Assistant to
the DDI for SALT
1530-1630 Review (DDI) Blue Team
1630-1730 Course Administration
25X1A 1930-2130 Informal Discussion Edward Proctor
Deputy Director for
Intelligence
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AND
WORLD AFFAIRS
Sunday, 24 September - Thursday, 28 September
Field Trip
Friday, 29 September - Thursday, 5 October
Room 1 A 07, Headquarters
Friday, 6 October
USIB Conference Room (7 E 26)
PHA SE III
24 September - 6 October
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FOREWORD
The Midcareer Course is the product of the determination at
the highest levels of the Agency that promising officers be given an
opportunity to widen their understanding of management practices,
of current developments and problems in the Agency and the Intelli-
gence Community, and of major issues facing the Government,
especially in the international field.
Phase Iof the Course consists of a study of "The Managerial
Grid" as a framework for understanding and applying. effective
managerial behavior. It provides an opportunity to examine individual
assumptions and to practice selected skills.
Phase II deals primarily with the functions, relationships,
and problems of various Agency components.
During the final portion of the Course, Phase III, attention
is focused primarily upon the activities of certain other organizations
in the Intelligence Community, major developments and trends in
World Affairs, and upon some elements of national power which
affect the U. S. -Government's ability to exert influence on the
international. scene.
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EER COURSE 0
? i]ricculcate pride in t
Agency an
its work.
dEC
Iv
ES
~e professionnalism of th?
o wiJenn perspectives heyon~
and experience.
one s own j?
o create team spirit tEhrou gh greater knnow edge
of tL
he missionns9 f nnncctionns9 personnel and problems
in other ?fficces0
4 TO provide greater knowledge of other Community
agencies.
6.
To provide greater knnowledge of international
affairs and domest icc matters as they pertain to
foreign rclafionns
TO provide new insights into managerial styles
and proLlemso
7 To remo iva>Ee mid-grade officers for taking on
new responsiili ic~so
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PHASE III
THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY
AND
WORLD AFFAIRS
FRIDAY, 29 September
(Room 1 A 07, Headquarters)
0900-1030 "Prospects for Soviet-American
Relations"
1045-1145 Review (Field Trip)
Lunch
1300-1430 "The United States and Foreign
Intelligence"
1445-1645 "How to Read a Foreigner"
William Hyland
- kt e1mi t- Sen-nen#eldt-
Senior Staff Member
National Security
Council
John J. McGinnis
Special Assistant to
the Secretary of the
Treasury
James Bostain
Scientific Linguist
Foreign Service
Institute, Department
of State
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MONDAY, 2 October
(1 A 07)
0830-0950 "Whither Are We Going?"
Director, Elections
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0900-1200 "Vietnam Perspective" Donald Brewster
National Security
Council Staff
1300-1345 Tours: FMSAC/Cartography
1400-1530 "The Outlook for Chinese-Japanese- John Holdridge
American Relations" Senior Staff Member
National Security
25X1Ac it
1545-1715 -"'Widthr *re? a-Going ? u------------
4}i-r-e-C-te T r -.1&Gti AYir- -
D C I Film - - -Re?ae-a-neh -Go te-r- -
1730-1930 Informal Discussion William Colby
Executive Dining Room, 7 D 42 Executive Director-
Comptroller
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TUESDAY, 3 October
(1 A 07)
0810-0940 Tours: Commo/PSD
0945-1200 "The National Security Agency"
1300-1500 ("International Narcotics Control"
Tours/PSD/Commo
1515-1645 "Intelligence Planning for the
70's and 80's"
Deputy Assistant
Director for Production,
National Security Agency
Walter C. Minnick
Staff Coordinator for
Cabinet Committee on
International Narcotics
Control (See Friday)
Chief Planning and
Evaluation Group,
Intelligence Community
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WEDNESDAY, 4 October
(1 A 07)
0820-0850
ISP
0915
?0-9f10-1030
"Current Developments and Problems
The Honorable
Facing the US Government in
Marshall Green
East Asia"
Assistant Secretary
for East Asian and
Pacific Affairs,
Department of State
1045-1215
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(S
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urs
ay)
Lunch
1315-1445
Tours: CRS/OPSCEN
1500-1600
"The Defense Intelligence Agency"
Brigadier General
Daniel Graham
Deputy Director for
Estimates, Defense
Intelligence Agency
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THURSDAY,. 5 October
(I A 07)
0900-0945 Tours: Cartography/FMSAC
1000-1130 "Current Developments and Problems The Honorable
Facing the US Government in Charles A. Meyer
Latin America" Assistant Secretary
for Inter-American
Affairs, Department
of State
1230-1345 Tours: OPSCEN/CRS
1545
1400-1530- "New Hazard in US Foreign Policy:
Economic Policy"
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FRIDAY, 6 October
(Headquarters)
0820-0850 Administration Time (1 A 07)
0900-1030 "Priorities for the Mid- 70's"
1045-1145 Review (Phase III)
Lunch
1330-1430 Critiques Phase III and Overall
1445 Informal Remarks
(USIB Conference Room)
Award of Certificates
Completion of Overall Critique
Allen Schick
Senior Specialist in
American Government,
Congressional Research
Service, Library of
Congress
Richard Helms
Director of Central
Intelligence
Deputy Director of
Training
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