DIRECTOR'S MEETING

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80B01676R002300090082-0
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• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 5, 2002
• Sequence Number: 82
• Publication Date: January 3, 1952
• Content Type: MIN

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Director's Meeting
Thursday, 3 January 1952
1. Mr. Wisner inquired whether the DCI recalled any discussion while
he was on the other side as reported in OSO item 112. The JCI did not. The
2. The DCI commented that it should be possible to secure goon Communist
trade intelligence from the Bulgarian defector referred to in today's Log.
3. Mr. Dulles reported briefly on the revised draft study of policy fo,^
Southeast Asia which was to be considered by the Steering Committee of the N;-)C
Senior Staff tomorrow. He outlined certain recommendations of interest to C_A
relating to Indochina and to Burma. The DCI indicated that he could consider
this report more in detail after the Senior Staff had completed its work.
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4. Mr. Dulles reported that he had received a request from Senator iaycen
for information on British and French activities in Mialaya and Indochina. The
Senator, apparently, is concerned about the lack of publicity bein ;riven these
activities. After some discussion, it was determined that would
be sent to chat with Senator Hayden, giving him unclassified information in
general terms without getting down to details of figures on troops, etc. 2 5X1
5. Mr. Wolf reported that
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had retired from the Army.
6. Mr. Dulles notified the DCI that presently Secretary For 25X1
a Congressional Committee, was being considered for job. 25X1
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8. Mr. Wisner brought up a question raised by Mr. Carey of respecting 25X1
the dissemination of intelligence memorandum #361 which was sent on-LV,
agencies and contained citations of eports. It was agreed that such citi-ttions
should not be included in reports disseminated outside the IAC agencies and W.
Becker undertook to carry through on this.
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3 January 1952
9~ Mr. Wisner called to the attention of the DCI a newspaper column
comparing RFF favorably with VOA and noted that this was the item on which
CIA had given advance notice to State, indicating that it was in no way
instigated by CIA.
10. Mr. Wisner handed to the Director, eporte on Soviet ;far 'la ,e 25X1
Production, which had been awaited for some tune. e Director subsequently
gave these reports to Mr. Becker and directed that Dr. Millikan be requested
as a matter of urgency to make a comparative study between them and the U
intelligence reports on the same point. The DCI desired that he be ,iven the
results of this study at the earliest possible moment.
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