JUNIOR OFFICER TRAINING PROGRAM
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October 20, 1961
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NITM
20 October 1961
: Director of Central Intelligence
'uniar Officer Training Program.
25X1
1. This memorandum contains a recommendation submitted for
Director of Central Intelligence approval. Such recommendation
is contained in paragraph 4.
it is my impression that our J1 Program is suffering as
a result of inconsistencies in Agency policy. In particular, I wish
to call your attention to the fact that the Agency for the last ten
years has been recruiting JOTS as CS-7s, or if they have advice
degrees g-8s or nines* The applicants have been advised that they
would receive promotions periodically upon entrance on duty and
that they %rould advance while still JC?Ts, provided of course that
their performance was good, to CS-10e. Apparently now JOT promo-
do have slowed down and they are not receiving their advances
when they were given reason to expect them. I will not go into the
matter of slots, which is rather complicated, other than to say that
there is headroom for promotion of JOTs. I would cite these figures
for your attention. In 1958,
9, of whoa re JOTS. In 1959,
fployees were promoted from
from CS-9, of whore JOTs? In 19601
}mployees were promoted
~nployees were
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