MORNING MEETING OF 20 MAY 1966

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80B01676R001500090007-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
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• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 2, 2002
• Sequence Number: 7
• Publication Date: May 20, 1966
• Content Type: MFR

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FOR THE RECORD
Morning Meeting of 20 May 1966
The DCI noted that he was reviewing the transcript of his appearance
before the Foreign Relations Committee some weeks ago. (See Action item 1)
R. Jack Smith read extracts from a report on talks
with selected university personnel and tabled copies. Osuggested,
and the DCI agreed, that this matter should also be brought to the attention
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of the President's Board. FitzGerald stated that he
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luncheon at the White House today. DCI emphasized that the individual
university personnel should be protected and their names not used. (See
Action item 2)
The DCI noted that he had received a letter dated 13 May from
John McCone concerning the New York Times articles. He requested that
should Mr. McCone levy any requirements on members of the Executive
Committee, they touch base with the DCI.
Godfrey reviewed the current situation in Da Nang. He noted a
Weeklyarticle on the political situation in Syria.
Kent reported that the Agency Educational Aid Fund had made
various scholarship grants.
At the DDCI's request, briefed on the USIB discussions
yesterday on the SIGINT collection guidance paper. (See Action item 3)
Warfield noted that the Interdepartmental Seminar had visited the
Agency yesterday. The DCI expressed the hope that he would be receiving
his "gun" report soon.
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Houston noted that Senator Milton Young had placed a recent
Washington Star article in the Congressional Record. He reported that
the Agency had been successful in negotiations with the Civil Service 25X1
Commission regarding the Agency use of polygraphs.
The DCI said that Foster had made an interesting presentation to
the Seminar at yesterday. (See Action item 4)
The DDCI noted that he had received a call from Bromley Smith
yesterday evening in which the latter had commended the ONE paper on
future Presidential trips to Latin America.
The DCI briefly reported on his visit with the Aerospace group at
yesterday.
ACTIONS
1. The DCI requested that a paper be prepared, possibly for Senator
Symington's use, which would clarify certain points in his testimony before
the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. This paper would point out that
the only questions which the DCI declined to answer were those which, by
law, violate his responsibility for the protection of sources and methods.
(OGC in the course of the day)
2. The DCI requested that the Agency committees and the PFIAB
be informed of the favorable remarks found 025X1
at various universities. (OGC by 1 June. D/NIPE to include in the Agency
report to the President's Board next week. )
3. The DCI requested that the question of cost effectiveness in
SIGINT collection be clearly recorded.
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4. The DCI requested that a copy of Foster's speech at
yesterday be secured and he urged that consideration be given to briefing
him on the information available on Soviet military planning. (Duckett to
secure copy of the speech as soon as possible and to brief Foster in the
next scheduled meeting between DDS&T and DDR&E.)
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