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• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80B01676R000200140031-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 17, 2003
• Sequence Number: 31
• Publication Date: January 28, 1963
• Content Type: MF

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28 January 1963
MEMORANDUM FOR: Executive Director !s/ A r8r~
Yesterday, just before departing on his trip, the DCI
instructed that an extremely sensitive cable which had been
received in Headquarters in the early morning of 27 January
should be disseminated in sterile form as rapidly as possible
to the President and the Attorney General.
The dissemination of this cable, with its extremely
short deadline, required complex and difficult arrangements
including a series of telephone calls to pave the way for its
receipt. There was not time enough for me to come to the
building to arrange for all this and I therefore telephoned
Cable Secretariat Duty Office requesting him to STATINTL
make all appropriate arrangements.
This job was done without a hitch and very rapidly. I
would like to commend for his efforts in this
matter. Moreover, it has been my experience while on the
Director's Staff to enjoy this kind of support from the Cable
Secretariat and its Duty Officers without exception.
E. H. KNOCHE
Assistant to the Director
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STATINTL
Cable Secretariat Duty Office STATINTL
Office of Personnel
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NOTES FOR MR. MC CONE
1. Gordon Gray has suggested to Mr. Kirkpatrick that if the..
INTL membership of the United States Intelligence Board is not; vNIPP
going to be reduced by removing the three military service,
representatives, then a definite announcement would help
clear the air.
2. Mr. Thomas G. Corcoran lunched with Mr. Kirkpatrick on
12 October. Corcoran was primarily interested in trying to
enlist your support to obtain the appointment of former
Ambassador Robert C. Hill as Assistant Secretary of State
for Latin American Affairs. Corcoran also raised the issue
of alleged debt
He also discussed the possible consequence o exciucring,
Honduras from the Foreign Aid Bill of 1962.
3. On 27 September, NASA asked CIA to comment on a 6 September
press statement by Miro Cardona, who stated that electrical
equipment, then being moved into Cuba, would interfere with
our operations from Cape Canaveral. On 12 October our
Office of Scientific Intelligence replied that as far as ca. abili
to interfere was concerned Cardona's statement was valid.
As of that date we had identified 27 high-powered and 41 low-
powered radars in operation in Cuba. These installations as
well as high-powered VHF-FM and HF broadcast stations could
be used to disrupt transmissions from Canaveral. There is no
evidence that the Cubans did or ever intended to do so.
4. An Air Force Intelligence representative has proposed the
establishment of an inter-Agency Study Group to meet regularly
to discuss IRONBARK material. This is the documentary
evidence furnished us by You will recall
General Taylor's interest in trying to insure that the military
make proper use of this material. In any event it has been
proposed to Ray Cline that any such inter-Agency committee
be a subcommittee of the Intelligence Board.
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6. The Executive Secretary of the United States Int lligence Board
wishes to inform you that effective 15 NovemberL962 his deputy
will be Colonel Harold L. Kreider, USAF. No action is required
by you.
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