MORNING MEETING OF 26 JANUARY 1966

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• Publication Date: January 26, 1966
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
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Morning Meeting of 3~i- January 1966
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of OCI gave a background briefing on Afghanistan.
DD/I reported on the work done at~ where a PI specialist
has worked with other intelligence components there putting together
photographic readout with reporting from the Roadwatch teams and
providing intelligence for U. S. strike aircraft. This accomplishment
will be covered in the President's Daily Brief.
DD/I reported that a study has been made of the most likely areas
of North Vietnam in which any surface-to-surfacemissiles would be in-
stalled. The study has been made available to NPIC. (See Action 1)
Godfrey noted the current analysis under way to determine the
source of the rising number of MIG-19's in the ChiCom Air Force
inventory. Though it is not likely that the Soviets are providing these
aircraft, it is also not possible an the basis of evidence at hand to con-
clude that they are being produced at the Mukden plant. DCI urged
that collection of all types be stimulated in an effort to close this gap.
DCI asked Kent about the status of the bombing survey being
worked on by ONE. Kent described the scope and size of the task,
which is a considerable one.
DD/S reported that he had not been able to contact 25X1
yesterday to inquire about the availability of Chinese and Quiet weapons.
Contact will be made today.
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on the M-16 versus the AP-47 rifle. M-16 production in the U. S. is
being intensified and increased.
Houston reported that of OTR had discussed the
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oviet Union with an ad hoc group of congressmen yesterday.
talk was much appreciated.
tabled a memo for the DCI dealing with ballistic o
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DD/P reported that Secretary Vance sees no need for Agency work
or assistance in connection with the missing nuclear device in the
Spanish area.
DCI referred to a recent request fram Representative Frances
Bolton for the DCI to make a talk to a group of Republican congress-
men. Neither the DCI nor Chairman Morgan of the House Foreign
Affairs Committee wants to do this. The DCI had discussed this with
Secretary Rusk. Rusk wants to meet with the DCI prior to any DCI
appearance before the Morgan committee or the Fulbright committee.
Rusk intends to discuss this with the President. Houston noted that
Chairman Morgan does not desire a DCI briefing of his committee.
ACTIONS
1. DD/I is to consider preparing a memo for circulation within
the Community on possible surface-to-surface missile sites in North
Vietnam as a means of stimulating military interest, collection, and
analysis.
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