MORNING MEETING OF 29 DECEMBER 1966
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29 December 1966
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD /
Morning Meeting of 29 December 1966
ADD/I said that, in anticipation of a formal request, he is
developing a program of PI orientation
Kent briefed on Stoertz's meeting with Ambassador Thompson
yesterday afternoon. DDCI said that it would be useful for Ambassador
Thompson to understand our intelligence requirements on the Soviet
ABM program.
DD/S reported that the Office of Security has studied the demon-
strations and picketing in connection with Agency recruitment on the
campuses and has found no evidence that these activities were centrally
organized.
Carver briefed on George Allen's and his session with Walt
Rostow yesterday which
was subsequently enlarged to include Bob Komer and
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Carver said that, in conjunction with the DD/P and Colby, he will
develop by the middle of next week suggestions for ways in which the
Agency might help. DDCI said that such suggestions should have the
Director's concurrence.
for Earman noted that he will meet with DIA representa-
tives this afternoon concerning a forthcoming DIA overseas inspection.
Chamberlain for A-DD/S&T reported that, in accordance with
an SOP approved by the Director, he informed the AEC that the Agency
U. S. nuclear submarine. Following a discussion he said that he
would check on the degree of coordination with the Navy.
DD/P reported the 'proposed appearance before the Senate Internal
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attention to countryside reports from Agency personne in South Vietnam.
DDCI felt that the DD/I should be on the distribution for these reports.
Executive Director inquired about the status of the Agency's
response to Komer for a list of twenty possible officers to serve in
the pacification program. Carver said that the list was forwarded to
Ambassador Porter, who presumably will comment after reviewing
all submissions.
Executive Director initiated a discussion on the possibility of
providing guidance to Agency personnel attending non-Agency schools
on what kinds of projects they might suitably become engaged in. In
the course of the discussion the DDCI opined that any information
acquired by virtue of an individual's employment in CIA has the same
status as an invention which he might develop at the Agency's behest.
Personnel should therefore submit their theses for clearance before
they are turned in and should indeed inform the Agency of the subject
matter in order to obtain approval in advance. He added that the
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knowledge of Agency employment automatically identifies the Agency
with such projects and that the finished papers are often disseminated
by service schools to the JCS and the military departments. He felt
that Agency approval for specific projects would have to be decided on
an ad hoc basis. Executive Director proposes to ask the Director of
Training to include on his checklist for briefing Agency officers prior
to outside training a notation to alert these officers to the need for
Agency clearance of their individual projects.
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