WEEKLY REPORT

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP83M00914R002900050064-0
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 5
• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 1, 2007
• Sequence Number: 64
• Publication Date: October 1, 1982
• Content Type: MEMO

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Weekly Report
Intelligence Community Staff
- The Chairman, DCI Security Committee, returned from his trip to Moscow. The
Chairman and staff discussed with State Department Security their concept for
securing entire floors of the new chancery building. They encouraged State to arrange
for timely testing of this proposal to permit the Security Committee to evaluate it
against the national plan for Moscow Embassy security.
Directorate for Administration
The Succession Planning List of the Senior Officer Development Program for the
Directorate of Administration is being forwarded to the Director of Personnel.
On 23 September a representative from the Office of Security Industrial Security
Branch provided a security briefing to employees
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Directorate for Operations - No report.
Deputy Director for Science and Technology
- The New York Times asked CIA Public Affairs for permission to do a story on FBIS.
We have told Public Affairs that we strongly opposed and hope to maintain our usual
low profile.
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Deputy Director for Intelligence
- SOYA, with the cooperation of the other DDI offices, has prepared talking points on
problems of NODIS traffic for the DCI to use at his next luncheon with Secretary
Shultz.
- EURA prepared a written briefing for Deputy Secretary of Defense Carlucci in
preparation for his trip to Romania which provided a general political overview on
Romania with emphasis on prospects for Ceausescu.
National Intelligence Council
- The NIC was visited by David Abshire of Georgetown's CSIS in his PFIAB capacity. He
and Col. Wood (Executive Director, PFIAB) discussed with the NIOs their relationships
with intelligence consumers.
- NIO-at-Large and his Assistant met with representatives of the
Nuclear Regulatory Commission concerning NBC's intelligence support needs;
NIU/NarCotiCS Chaired the first Narcotics Warning Meeting this week, at w ich the
DDCI spoke, and met with SSCI staffers to discuss the NIO role in narcotics
intelligence.
NIO/USSR-EE spent most of two days at NSA talking with their group managers on the
USSR (A Group) and international issues (G Group). He came away convinced that we
must do more to sensitize NSA and help them find imaginative ways to get more
intelligence
Personnel - See tab.
General Counsel
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- OGC is coordinating the use of an NPIC photo interpreter by the Department of
Justice as an expert witness in a nazi war criminal denaturalization case. See tab for
details.
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Inspector General
Comptroller
Office of External Affairs - See tab.
National Intelligence Emergency Support Office
Upcoming Calendar
,3'S October - NFIB Meeting (DCI)
- Meeting with Judge Clark (DCI)
8 October - Breakfast with Secretary of Defense (DCI, DDCI)
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Intelligence Community Staff Weekly Report
27 September - 1 October
Legislative Liaison - Delivered copies of the SAFE
r s to SCI and SSCI.
FMffic Security - The Chairman, DCI Security Committee, returned
f -s tr p to Moscow. The Chairman and staff discussed with
St t Department Security their concept for securing entire floors
o'f t new chancery building. They encouraged State to arrange
for tiely testing of this proposal to permit the Security Committee
to evaluate it against the national plan for Moscow Embassy security.
Ci it~l Hill Securi- Discussions continue with the FBI to try
to get them to take-the lead in arranging for technical surveillance
countermeasures training for the Capitol Police to ensure secure
hearing room environments for sensitive Executive Branch testimony.