CONVERSATION WITH SECRETARY OF STATE, 12 MAY 1980 (U)

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Approved For Release 2003/10ET IA-RDP81 00401 R0023003600.01-0 1 13 May 1980 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Conversation with Secretary of State, 12 May 1980 0 1. Ron Spiers (D/INR sat in on the meeting. I went through the discussion outline point by point. 2. On the PDB, he did not indicate a preference for e ither a subst antive person to deliver it or writing notes. I told him we would do either or both. I pointed out that he might get a little more wholesome ans wer if it wer e staffed and returned to him the next morning. We'll just h ave to wait a nd see what he-says as time goes on. 3. I showed him a number of our products. He showed genuine inter est in them. I to ld him we would tailor anything to his needs. 4. He asked if for his forthcoming meeting with Gromy ko we could p rovide him any information on what might be on Gromyko's mind. I told him that we could have our Soviet experts try to deduce what Gromyko might raise, but that in this case we were Let's do a hasty look at whether we can ge some ng ge er o m we could send by message that would forecast Gromyko's outlook at this time. 5. We talked about the Presidential briefs and his coming. I didn't get any specifics on areas that he wanted covered, but when I told him we might do a. Southwest Asia-Middle East regional survey he thought that would be helpful. Approved For Release 2003/1 2QR -RDP81 0040 1 R002300360001 - 25X1 25X1 25X1 C 25X1 25X1A 25X1 25X1 Approved For Release 2003/1 MiR IA-RDP81 00401 R002300360001 -0 10. I gave him my proposed itinerary for my trip to Africa and asked if Ron Spiers could shop it through Dick Moose to get eneral approval. Ron indicated he would do so and took it off with him. 11. The Secretary was very tired and very behind schedule. Director SECRET) 25X1 25X1 C 25X1 25X1 25X1A 25X1 Approved For Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP81 800401 R002300360001-0 ppr-Aved For Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP81 B00401 R002300360001- PBliSC O/t3SSA SUSPENSEDATE: Paragraphs extracted for attlan or Informati on as indicated above. cry ppiowed For Release 2003/12/02 CIA-RDP81 B061 036001 Dot. DD/A DD/0 DDJS&T Compt D/Pers AO/DCI 8 77 C/ 19 20 ES Approved For Release HAWIdi AGENDA for 12 May 1980 Meeting with Secretary Muskie Following are tabs with topics for discussion at this initial meeting. TAB SUBJECT A Muskie Brief - DCI Notes B General (DCI role, briefing of President, meetings with SecState) C PDB (Dick Kerr briefed on Saturday; talking points he used at this tab) D I NR E Special Collection F , Covert Action Possible Handouts: Material from You might want to query Muskie re any additional support he would like for his NATO, Vienna meetings Approved For Release ?O19BITMIAC pproved For Kelease 20C The Director of Central Intelligence Washington, D. C. 20505 Approved For Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP81 800401 R002300360001 -C Approved For Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP81 800401 R002300360001-0 III Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of Waterville Democrat-Jan. 3, 1959 b. Mar. 28; 1914-Lawyer 224-5344 Bates Col., B.A., 1936; Cor- nell U., LL.B., 1939; USNR; WWII practicing atty., Waterville; Maine House of Reps., 1947-51; Floor Lead- er, 1949-51; U.S. House of Reps; Governor of Maine, 1955-59; Democratic V.P. candidate, 1969. Catholic, married, five children. TRA8r1 USE ONLY Senator Edmund S. Muskie (D., Maine) Committees Budget, Chairman Environment and Public Works Environmental Pollution, Chairman Regional and Community Development Resource Protection 'Foreign Relations African Affairs East Asian and Pacific Affairs Western Hemisphere Affairs Comments DCI met with Senators Muskie and Bellmon (R., Okla.), Chairman and Ranking Minority Member respectively of the Senate Budget Committee regarding intelligence budgetary' information. Senator Muskie favored an open budget. Received briefing byl on verification aspects of the SALT'II Treaty, February, 9. As Chairman of the Budget Committee, Senator Muskie expressed an interest in the Agency's assessment of the world grain situation and outlook for the next year and a half. Our report, entitled "World Supply and Demand for Grain, 1979/80", was prepared in response to this request and forwarded to the Senator in September, 1979. Received a briefing on the current situation in Afghanistan and Iran, January, 1980. Senator Muskie in his capacity as Chairman of the Senate Budget Committee was in the chair when the DCI briefed that Committee on 26 February 1980 on the Worldwide Wrap-Up. Approved For Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP81 800401 R002300360001-0 STATIF TL ? Approved For Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP81 800401 R002300360001-0 SECRET Secretary Muskie Agenda 1. Here to help Will send substantive man Or respond to notes 0 3. Lots of other product NIEs - Major Community assessments Etc. 4. Tailored support INR good - limited resources Anything immediate 5. Presidential Briefs Glad joining Topics - Crises Regional, country. topical Intell ops, programs Areas want covered r Reading M.E. regional review Other areas to follow Hope for discussion. ? Approved For Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP81 800401 R002300360001-0 A ? 0 Approved For Release 201P Philosophy - must support policy - must have a policy Over expectations Specific/General Clearance thru SCC/Pres/8 Committees. CIA-RDP81 B00401 R002300360001-0 Teamwork Priorities PRC.(I) NITS Ambassadorial relations No surprises Sensitive collection My obligation to ID to SCC Chairman Covert action Since 11/78 increasing Approved For Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP81 800401 R002300360001-0 ? 25X1A 0 O ST Trip to Africa Approved For Release 2003/12/02: A- DP81 B00401 R002300360001-0 Approved For Release 2 ,z %02.,,(* DP81B00401R002300360001-gCIMav 1980 Approved For Release 20 3/g21II 81 800401 R0023O03fiotes -0 12 May 80 MUSKIE BRIEF I. How we help you PDB ( Le? ~~~~?s k II&S ~u 45 a4. 'rAG 0) NIE, IM, CIA studies Available thru INR General support to INR J TAB Special requests Any special needs at start? II. Presidential Briefings Areas you want covered in Presidential Briefings soon? Mid East - SW Asia may be candidate Hope for more discussion III. Where need your help 1. Guidance - priorities 2. Teamwork overseas No surprises 3. Sensitive collection ZB - Special case (Surprise to Amb.) 4. Covert action Philosophy - In support Must have US policy Categories Procedures Extant programs tea. E Approved For Release 29 , } 02 : CIA-R 81 800401 R002300360001-0 25X6 Approved For Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP81 800401 R002300360001-0 Approved For Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP81 800401 R002300360001-0 Approved For Release UE1Tt~ General ? Intelligence advisor to President and NSC - Especially to SecState (ZB, SecDef) - Intelligence input to crisis management situations - Provide intelligence perspective at SCC, PRC, NSC meetings ? Regular meetings with President, SecState, SecDef and ZB - Meetings with President (1) crisis oriented (a lot since November) (No=te-:=-Do=70"an-t- -o--d-is-cuss--Resc-rxe?R (2) substantive briefings (regional, coy};try, topical) - Purpose has been to provide intelligence assessments, judgments on key foreign policy concerns - Meetings with SecState - T-r+i weekly schedule permitting - Object - 0r494Aa-U-week 1-y,-=-rrow biweekly - These have been: (1) Brief SecState on what briefedrsident ko) ueai witn Agency-State issues - Glad you're now attending Presidential Briefings - Hope to provide overview (by key regions) of key issues for consideration, discussion - Any region you would like to have me touch on at 21 May meeting (Middle East, Europe, Central America)? - What is useful for me is feedback 0 Policymaker's key concerns so can focus Community productively Your attendance at Presidential Briefings will help Regular meetings with you help more Most useful, too, would be opportunity to meet with you (& Brown, ZB, Pres.) when you meet and discuss your major foreign policy concerns ? Like to touch, at this first meeting, on only a few areas that you should be aware of - INR as part of Community - Special Collection - Covert Action Approved For Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP81 800401 R002300360001-0 SECRET Organization of inteiii ence Community Under New Executive Order DDC1 DEPUTY DIRECTOR for RESOURCE MANAGEMENT DEPUTY DIRECTOR for COLLECTION TASKING NSA/SCAB DIA/SVCs SF AIR FORCE SP NAVY CDDO National Foreign Assessment Center fHNR DIA DEPUTY DIRECTOR for ADMINISTRATION DEPUTY DIRECTOR for OPERATIONS. Approved For Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP81 800401 R002300360001-0 DEPUTY DIRECTOR for NATIONAL FOREIGN ASSESSMENT DEPUTY DIRECTOR for SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Approved For FQQa .-RjkFrP81 B00401 R002300360001-0 T , s ,0 Cal IlJ `q Pbs>1 7 Ma.y 1980 PDB Talking Points for DCI Meeting with Senator Mu.skie I: Three copies -- Brzezinski for President and Vice President, Brown, and you A. Enables us to use most sensitive intelligence material -- italicized in text or occasionally on separate red-border B. And address ongoing policy issues not appropriate for wider-dissem NID II. Written with President's schedule/interests in mind A. Present format reflects his desire for -- broader coverage of world events -- detail on Iran/Afghanistan III. Deliver to your office early a.m. at your convenience (every; day but never on Sunday) A. Courier will wait while you read and return with copy. B. Can cable when you are out of town. C. President gets copy by facsimile transmission when at Camp David IV. Welcome your questions/comments A. Can be written on PDB; we will get back with response B. Always interested in suggestions of subjects deserving coverage. V.. Per the President's instructions, the PDB is not to be shown to subordinates or staff Approved For Rel U~Q?IL~ L L Fp~81 B00401 R002300360001-0 Approved For Release I@BNd'IAII t-RDP81 BO 401 R002300360001-0 25 ? INR a SecState's own intelligence support office ? Also major part of Community - All of which at his disposal through you ? INR's Community role - Drafts and reviews NIEs, other major assessments (role in drafting has increased substantially in recent years) - Major contribution in assuring our collection priorities match foreign policy priorities xi 25X1A - Supporti in PIWG - Especially helpful in targetting Embassy reporting on key issues and countries "Proprietor" ? ? Good relationship - Community meetings - DDCI, DDO, DD/NFA deal directly withINR - Staffs deal directly Approved For Release ffi" AE IA-RDP81 00401 R002300360001-0 2 25X1A Approved For Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP81 B00401 R002300360001-0 Approved For Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP81 B00401 R002300360001-0 Approved For Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP81 800401 R002300360001-0 SECRET DESCRIPTION OF APPROVAL PROCESS Generation of Proposal May come from any agency or the White House Development of Proposal -- Consultation at Political Intelligence Working Group (PIWG) -- Consultation with appropriate ambassadors -- Consultation by the DDCI with Under Secretary Newsom or by Operations Directorate officers with their geographic counterparts, usually at the Assistant Secretary level. Preparation of Proposal CIA prepares a paper for distribution, via NSC channels, prior (usually) to the SCC meeting. Drafting and coordination is handled on a compartmented basis. Within CIA, we coordinate with NFAC, OGC, OLC, and the Comptroller. If the SCC approves, the Presidential Finding is forwarded to the President for his signature. After the President signs the finding, appropriate committees of Congress are 25X1 promptly briefed. 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