LETTER TO MR. LAURENCE G. PICKERING FROM (SANITIZED)

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IINTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENY
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
9 November 1982
Mr. Laurence G. Pickering
Director, Office of Systematic Review
Bureau of Administration
The Department of State
Room 1239, New State Building
Washington, D.C. 20520
Dear Larry:
In response to your request, we discussed Ambassador Peurifoy's telegram
dated December 23, 1953 with the Latin American Division in the Directorate
of Operations. This document appears on pages 764 and 765 of the galley
proofs for Foreign Relations of the United States, 1952-54, Volume FV
"The American Republics," and is classified SECRET. All of the essential
points contained in this telegram have been described previously in unofficial
and unclassified histories, including "The Declassified Eisenhower."
Sincerely,
Chic as- :ica ion 'eview ivision
Office of Information Services
Directorate of Administration
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2. "The Declassified Eisenhower"
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
25 October 1982
MY. Laurence G. Pickering
Director, Office of Systematic Review
Bureau of Administration
The Department of State
Room 1239, New State Building
Washington, D.C. 20520
Dear Larry:
The Classification Review Division and the Operations Directorate have
reviewed your proposed revisions (see enclosure) to the Subject Guidelines
for the Review of Department of State Intelligence Information (1950-54),
which refine the indicators of intelligence information, and we are in
complete agreement with them.
Sincerely,
Chie , Cla ication eview livision
Office of Information Services
Directorate of Administration
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During the 1950-54 period the Office of the Special Assistant -
Intelligence (R) and its subordinate components produced a great number of
reports and other material. Many of the formal reports of the Office of
Intelligence Research (OIR) were labeled "intelligence reports" or
"intelligence research reports," as opposed to "policy' reports, in order
that "R" could express its independent judgment and conclusions without
having to clear its reports with the substantive bureaus. Some of the
"intelligence reports" produced by OIR referred to or included information
that originated from the intelligence activities of other agencies or
foreign governments. However, other "intelligence reports" of OIR merely
reflected the analysis and judgment of the OIR analysts based solely on
public knowledge and Foreign Service reporting. The reports during this
period carried no special indicators which might warn of the use of
sensitive intelligence information including that which was obtained from
other agencies or foreign governments.
INDICATORS OF INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION
The following terms, symbols, or types of documents usually indicate
the presence of intelligence information in a document. Documents in
category la below (consisting mainly of reports by the Office of
Intelligence Research in "R") should be carefully reviewed but should be
referred to the Department of State for further review only if they
contain indicators listed in category 2 or information listed under
Categories of Intelligence Information. Documents containing one or more
of the indicators in category 2 require further review by the Department
of State.
1. Indicators Not Requiring Automatic Review by Department of State
a. Documents produced by INR's predecessor (Special Assistant -
Intelligence (R)) and its subsidiary offices and divisions,
especially the Office of Intelligence Research (OIR).
(See the last paragraph of the Introduction.)
2. Indicators Requiring Further Review by the Department of State
a. Documents or information which are clearly labeled
"Intelligence" (except for item la. above) or which
refer specifically to covert, clandestine, or
intelligence activities, sources, or methods as
described below under Categories of Intelligence
Information.
b. Documents or information generated by intelligence
organizations of the U.S. (excluding item la. above
or foreign governments.
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Subject Guidelines for the Review of
Department of State Intelligence Information, 1950-1954
INTRODUCTION
The purpose of these subject guidelines is to aid in the
identification of indicators and categories of information on
intelligence activities, sources and methods which should be
referred to the Department of State for further review; however,
these guidelines provide no authority to declassify any
information. The guidelines cover all intelligence information
of whatever origin found in records of the Department of State
for the period 1950-1954 as well as intelligence information
generated by the Department of State which may be found in the
records of other government agencies or departments. If there is
any question as to whether a document contains information
falling within these guidelines, the document should be referred
to the Department of State for review. (U)
These guidelines are to be applied in the context of the
"Guidelines for Systematic Review of Department of State Records
Dated 1950-54" and of any other pertinent country or subject
guideline for that period. An intelligence-related document
usually needs to be reviewed also in the light of other subject
or country guidelines. (U)
During World War II the United States built up a large
foreign intelligence program, of which the Office of Strategic
Services (OSS) handled most of the overall coordination and
analysis. With the end of the war two important branches of the
OSS were transferred to the Department of State by Executive
Order effective October 1, 1945 with the aim of making State the
chief intelligence coordinator of the U.S. Government. In
January, 1946 however, State lost its interdepartmental
intelligenc coordinating role, and a much smaller departmental
organization was established under a Special Assistant for
Research and Intelligence (its symbol was SA-MC: SA for Special
Assistant, ?and MC for Alfred McCormack who held the position).
In 1947 the intelligence unit was strengthened again, and in 1948
W. Park Armstrong, Jr., was named Special Assistant for Research
and Intelligence with the organizational symbol of "R". From
1950 through 1956 the organization of the unit was as follows:
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Office of the Special Assistant - Intelligence (R)
W. Park Armstrong, Jr.
Office of Intelligence Research (OIR)
(Broken down into geographic and functional
Divisions which produced analytical
intelligence and reports)
Office of Libraries and Intelligence-Acquistion (OLI)
Division of Acquisition and Distribution (IAD)
(Included CIA and Military Liaison Branches)
Division of Biographic Information
(With Geographic branches)
Division of Library and Reference Services (LR)
(U)
INDICATORS OF INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION
The following terms, symbols, or characteristics usually
indicate the presence of intelligence information in a
document. A document with one or more of the following
indicators (except for the first item) should be referred to the
Department of State for review; documents produced by INR's
predecessor should be reviewed in the light of the categories of
intelligence information listed below. (U)
1.
Documents prodcued by INR's predecessor: Special
Assistant - Intelligence (R), and its subsidiary
offices and divisions. (U)
2. Documents or information which are clearly labeled
"Intelligence" or which refer specifically to covert,
clandestine, or intelligence activities, sources, or
methods. (U)
3. Documents or information generated by intelligence
organizations of the U.S. or foreign governments.
(U).
4.
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5. Communications addressed primarily to U.S.
Intelligence Community agencies or to foreign
government intelligence agencies. (U)
6. 'N,,Documents marked with four or five letter code words
in addition to the normal security classification, or
which have special markings such as "Handle
Via Channels Only". Such markings generally
indicate the presence of Sensitive Compartmented
Information (SCI), which is defined as information
and material requiring restricted handling within
compartmented intelligence systems. (U)
7.
8.
9.
10. Documents carrying one or more markings intended to,
control its use and dissemination. The appearance of
one or more of the following controls on a document
indicates that intelligence information is included
therein (these controls were used prior to 1962 in
conjunction with a classification marking): (U)
INTELLIGENCE COMPONENTS ONLY (i.e. CIA, State,
Defense FBI, AEC, and military inteligence units)
LIMITED (same as INTELLIGENCE COMPONENTS ONLY, but
limited to full-time employees excluding consultants
and contractors)
NSC PARTICIPATING AGENCIES ONLY
NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS (U)
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Documents which carry any of the following Department
of State file numbers (usually in the right-hand
margin):
101.21
102.31
103.1102
121 **3
122 .***3
123
700.52
711.5200 (E)
711.5200 (FAMILY)
Note that these files are sometimes followed by
additional numbers to indicate further filing
divisions. (U)
CATEGORIES OF INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION
A. Intelligence Activities
1. Foreign Intelligence and Counterintelligence.
Classified information which identifies,
describes or comments on any aspect of the past
present or proposed foreign intelligence or
counterintelligence activities, including the
participation of any U.S. Government or foreign
government agency or personnel. This includes,
but is not limited to, "special activities"
which are defined in Section 4-212 of E.O.
12036 as:
"activities conducted abroad in support of
national foreign policy objectives which are
designed to further official United States
programs and policies abroad and which are
planned and executed so that the role of the
United States Government is not apparent or
acknowledged publicly, and functions in support
of such activities, but not including
diplomatic activity or the collection and
production of intelligence or related support
functions". (U)
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2. Intelligence Organizations and Programs.
Classified information on the organizational
Structure, number and assignments of personnel,
size and composition of budget, security
(procedures, techniques and activities),
training and personnel (policies, methods,
sites, techniques and materials), and
communications (policies, methods and security)
of any intelligence'agency, as well as any
other classified data which could reveal the
nature, objectives, requirements, priorities,
degree of success,. scope or thrust Gf any
intelligence agency activity, including the
missions, functions and locations of such
agency components or installations which are
under any form of cover. Information
pertaining to contractual relationships with
private individuals, commercial concerns, or
non-governmental institutions or entities which
such a relationship involves a specific
intelligence interest, or reveals the extent of
knowledge of technical expertise possessed by
an intelligence agency or when disclosure of
the relationship could jeopardize the
contractor's willingness or ability to provide
services to such an agency. (U)
3. Cooperation with foreign government
intelligence agencies regarding intelligence
activities, sources and methods. This includes
the confirmation of the fact of such
cooperation. (U)
4.
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Intelligence Sources
Information which could reveal or identify
intelligence sources, whether a person,
organization, group, technical system,
mechanism, device or any other means or
instrument. This includes references to
specific governments as the source of
intelligence information. (U)
C. Intelligence Methods and Techniques
1. Classified information which could reveal or
identify the existence, nature, scope, target',
and degree of success of (a) techniques,
procedures, and equipment employed for
clandestine and covert operations or
communications; (b) human and technical
surveillance and counter-surveillance devices,
strategies, and operations; (c) the
recruitment, training, compensation, and method
of operation of intelligence agents; (d) escape
and evasion techniques; and (e) handling of
sensitive defector cases. (U)
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3. Classified information on intelligence support
activities, including the assignments, travel,
and activities of covert American intelligence
personnel. However, information on overt
intelligence activities -- such as travel
expense vouchers of military attaches -- does
not require protection beyond 20 years. The
identification'of individuals whose connection
with covert organizations has been officially
acknowledged by the U.S. Intelligence Community
needs no continued protection.
Signals Intelligence, Photographic
Intelligence, Cryptography and Related
Activities. Information concerning or
revealing the process, techniques, technical
material or equipment, sites, facilities,
particular operations, and overall scope of
signals intelligence, photographic
intelligence, and cryptographic security,
including documents which came from the
collection or exploitation of foreign signals
and thus reveal the direction and success of
such efforts. Some of this material may be
SCI-see item 6 in the Indicators of
Intelligence Information. (U)
Attachment:
Special Guidelines for Declassification Review of
Special Program Materials.
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON. D.C. 20505
27 September 1982
Barbara Ennis
Director, Policy Development and
Coordination Staff
Classification/Declassification
Center (A/CDC)
Dear Ms. Ennis:
This is in response to your memorandum of 9 July 1982, regarding
"Microform Project - Secretary's Appointments 1950-52," in which you requested
concurrence for the release.of four items. We have reviewed the four items
and have no objection to-.the release of the following:
a. The biographic data statement on Walther Mbreira Salles,
Brazilian Ambassador Designate to the U.S., dated 5 June 1952;
b. The memorandum from Durward V. Sandifer to the
Secretary of State concerning the subject "Your Meeting with
Mr. Allen Dulles," dated 29 August 1952;
c. The memorandum from Durward V. Sandifer to the
Secretary of State concerning the subject "Meeting with Members
of Panel of Consultants on Disarmament," dated 5 September 1952.
We have determined that the fourth document, a biographic data statement
on Jacques. Nicolas Leger, may not be released at this time. Executive Order
12356 exemptions Sec 1.3(a)(4) and (5) apply.
Your copies of the four documents are returned herewith.
Sincerely,
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Office of Information Services
Directorate of Administration
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1. Memo dtd 6/5/52
2. Memo dtd 8/29/52
3. Memo dtd 9/5/52
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Washington, D.C. 20520
JUL -9 1982
SECRET
(Unclassified When Removed
From Attachments)
MEMORANDUM
TO:
FROM:
Classification Review Division
Office of Information Services
Central Intelligence Agency
Barbara EnnistPe14:C
Director, Policy Development and
Coordination Staff
Classification/Declassification
Center (A/CDC)
SUBJECT: Request for Concurrence in Release
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The attached Department of State documents appear to be of
interest to your agency. They are part of a file on the
"Secretary's Appointments, 1950-52" which the Historical Office
of the Department of State wishes to publish as a microform
supplement to Foreign Relations of the United States.
The Department of State, after reviewing the attached material,
has no objection to declassification and release of the
following:
1. Biographic data statement on Walther Moreira Salles,
Brazilian Ambassador Designate to the United States --
attached to 6/5/52 Memorandum from Miller to Secretary
of State, "Information for Appointment with Brazilian
Ambassador-designate, Walther Moreira Salles, on
Thursday, June 5, 2:30 p.m.
2. 8/29/52 Memorandum from Sandifer to Secretary of
State, "Your Meeting wtih Mr. Allen Dulles".
3. 9/5/52 Memorandum from Sandifer to Secretary of
State, "Meeting with Members of Panel of Consultants
on Disarmament".
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In addition, the Department of State has no objection to
declassification and release in part of the following:
4. Biographic data statement on Jacques Nicolas Leger,
Newly Appointed Haitian Ambassador to the United States
attached to 5/5/52 Memorandum from Miller to Under
Secretary of State, "Appointment of Haitian Ambassador
with vou on Friday May 9".
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Please inform us whether you see any objection to release of the
material on the basis indicated. If you believe any of the
material should be withheld, other than as suggested in the
preceding paragraph, please specify. In your reply, please refer
to "Microform Project - Secretary's Appointments, 1950-52".
Attachment:
Copies of four documents
(as listed)
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1. OCR reviewed the two biographic reports on Walther Moreira
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to CIA by State.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATES
Washington, D.C. 20520
JUL - 9 1982
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MEMORANDUM
TO:
FROM:
classification Review Division
Office of Information Services
Central Intelligence Agency
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Barbara Ennis
Director, Policy Development and
Coordination Staff
Classification/Declassification
Center (A/CDC)
SUBJECT: Request for Concurrence in Release
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The attached Department of State documents appear to be of
interest to your agency. They are part of a file on the
"Secretary's Appointments, 1950-52" which the Historical Office
of the Department of State wishes to publish as a microform
supplement to Foreign Relations of the United States.
The Department of State, after reviewing the attached material,
has no objection to declassification and release of the
following:
1. Biographic data statement on Walther Moreira Salles,
Brazilian Ambassador Designate to the United States --
attached to 6/5/52 Memorandum from Miller to Secretary
of State, "Information for Appointment with Brazilian
Ambassador-designate, Walther Moreira Salles, on
Thursday, June 5, 2:30 p.m.
2. 8/29/52 Memorandum from Sandifer to Secretary of
State, "Your Meeting wtih Mr. Allen Dulles".
3. 9/5/52 Memorandum from Sandifer to Secretary of
State, "Meeting with Members of Panel of Consultants
on Disarmament".
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In addition, the Department of State has no objection to
declassification and release in part of the following:
4. Biographic data statement on Jacques Nicolas Leger,
Newly Appointed Haitian Ambassador to the United States
attached to 5/5/52 Memorandum from Miller to Under
Secretary of State, "Appointment of Haitian Ambassador
with you on Friday, May 9". [
Please inform us whether you see any objection to release of the
material on the basis indicated. If you believe any of the
material should be withheld, other than as suggested in the
preceding paragraph, please specify. In your reply, please refer
to "Microform Project - Secretary's Appointments, 1950-52".
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at 400 P.M., to "discuss arrangements for a report by thc Disarmament
Panel".
Discussions
1. The Panel of Gonsult.ents on Disarna7nt consists of Dr. Roeert
Op?enheimer? Chairman, Dr. Vaneever Bush, Joeeph E. Johnson, John
Dickey, and Mt. Dulles.
2. The Panel Was employed to advise the Department on the work
of the United Nations Disarmament OommIssion, speclAcally with respect
to developing a comerehensive report for armed forces and nonp-atomic
amaments comparable to the United Nations atomic energy plan.
3. !Cu met with the Panel on kpril 28, 1952 and sugeested various
lines of approach which the Panel might wish to take. You indicated
thrt the Panel might want to look at our current armaments proi,yam to
ree where it is heeded enc.' whet alternative roaem might be open to Us.
I. The Panel met once eore in tht Department on May 6 for general
discussion and the only official contact we have had with them since
that time has involved one visit to Mr. Nickerson by Dr. Oppenheimer,
aside from the continuing lieison on general arranemnnt:-,
and no forth, which we have had with Mcleorge Bundy, the Panel's
Secretary.
5. The lack of contact has been based on the Panel's with to
conduct its deliberations without involvement in Areteeday Depart-
mental operations and in an atmosphere of fairly unlimited inquiry.
We made no attempt to disoomrage this but have tried to keep the
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members inforsed,through W. Bundy and through our talk with Dr.
Oppenheism of the problems which the Deportment sees in this field,
of the developments as thew ars taking plass in the Melted Nations and
of the factors from our standpoint (such as the Seventh United Nations
General Assembly) which might affect the timing of their findtngs,
In this connection we have excluded the possibility Of eventing on
remendations from them in time to influence our General Assembly
position and have assumed that thcir target data would be at sans the
around the end of the year.
6. I understand the Panel hi e had fairly continuous sceslalle la
Princeton Lnd CLmtridge riiic kt 11 and t at individual membe:s of
the Panel my visit various officers of the Department for consultation
in th:.? next month or so rrelininari. tn preparation of recoczaendations.
necom.acniz,.tion:
I. It is roccA..z.enOcJ pAl a,.7,;.,rt;a111,!:rom 1.!r.
info::;Lticn he can furElsh a. as to tie develo,y.Lilu of tile
th4nk5./..7 c.nd intentions of VT-. Panel.
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To : The 3eeretaa7
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From Durwr_rti 1T. Sandifer, QM `?-
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September 5, 1952.
Subject: Meeting with Members of ?anal of Consultants on Disarmament.
L?21ailit
To advise Mer,sre. Robert Oppenheimer are john Dickey of the views
of the Depertmnt oonaerning a report of the PanA of Consultants on
Disermar-ma,.
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Allan Dulles saw you on Septelber 2 to arranv an appoint.
r -1 you for Szturday, September 6, for Messrs. Oppenheimer and
in order that they might discuee the following with row
(a) eiribtt is the vies thing for the Panel to do?' (b) 'Should
the P4tnel miAa a report?' (e) Maned the Penal terminate it work
until the advent of the new admanistration or Mhould it continue?.
2. It is difficult to answer any of these qutoeing became Of
our lack of information conoarnirg the work of the. to Sate. We
do know that the Panel oonoluded at an oarly stage t it ?ld 1*
necessary to OXIMiB4 the *ale range otareanante ii a Woe4 pontext of
political relationships rather than to algal with Or Or tho'llpefirie
oonfrontizg le in the Ihitod Nations. We Oc*e not attempted
to discourage this expanded approeoh, and we have aOsscpt4 the neoessity
of awaitini; their flyvengsi before knowing to what praotical see they
coule be put in our disarm:giant operation's.
3. We are as yet uninformed as to tho tenor of their thinking,
the flavor of their sonolueiona, an the tim1n2 of their recommendations,
if any. tt Ls our riaing that we oannot advise thin regarding their
report until we have *me idea of What that report Mieht contain.
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In this setting, our reactions to the three specific questione put to
you by Mr. Dulles are as followst
1. NW la Ilk Am Iblag IgE 1112 fuel Sa 4211.
Me Parra should Indloate to the Department in sw Manner it soes fit
what the results have been of its deliberations in order that the Department
clan thrm advisa as to the nomt step.
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We have boon expecting a report of their worl: but until we knew what their
conclusions are we oannot advise as to the natur.2 end We of the report.
With r:Tard to th3 problem of prese leaks, aur major ?omen: is that there
be no prametwe publicity on pm-isibl resistors in the UN atomic energy plan.
If the rtport ie Top Secret it should oertainly bo assured of adequate secur-
ity. MA's primary concern, as the action office with respect to the disarma-
ment preerm in the United Mations, it to have unefUl ideas free tho Pena
which via.l facilitate the diochrre.i of our responsibilities. Whether the
report ic written or ortl is esamtiolly immatarial, it accurs to us that
their heeitatien on t:le wore mly bc dlae to a rellotance to submit negative
finding:. lift can only repeat th/It w ek anli:htenment am1 r_snistAaoe from
thrm, wha rr th,-dr fin'ings
3. 1%tbo'4d th? rgull tiort-duate m :112 Aft -- 1112 aci
rnirtc 4o,sia 01(7,124 la pontinuo711.
It recomm-na on this with-rat rulb knowl-l-e of implies.
tins o reperouecio:Is which the Pan, I may have in mind. The tinin. of th-ir
rn7,ort i? a maAlr which they themelvAt would Joubtlees wnnt to weigh care-
fully in the light of its potential urefulneas to the gov,Jrnment. It is
conoeivable that recommendations invollmg any mnjor new app.7oadh to the
prohllm aro not feasible until the end of the year. Their crmoern regardine
tirin!!, should of course he oonsidered in that light, and clnarly they would
share the 1:iefIrtment1s eonviotioe that disarmament mmet aot become a poli deal
feotball. Needless to say, the Depertnent would not want to be in the
position of appearing to suppress any report the Panel may make1 we have
not in fact peon that there is an, msosisary coneotion betw,en the oleo
an eithr the work of the PinA or our erE'orts in the UN.
16 thir connection, we feel ivry strongly thrt the MB Gov-rnment hes
maintained a suottessful Initiative in this fickle and lane an unusually fa7or-
e1e position vis.apiels.fteelOBA is a result of our efforts e dete. WC
recommend that So steps be taken er decision roach,A Which world &fleet this
initiative 'without the met oarefel examilation of all aepLcs prol1ea6
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4)pointment of Haitian AMbassador with you on/
Axndlinredatri
i46:4031,Wal
4 msmorendlm 'containing biographical data on Palms-
5ad,:r -.eget is attached.
your InforLation, in cr.ne AnIbil::7ador Ler should,
substlntive matters Auria6hi call upon you, the
:.:i.ba2r.p.dor referred to tb.i! following problems in his first
112on me on 471.1 30:
I. firmaafer '01;.itatecd 3tzt SerIcrt_atr... 0
t- jQf vac. The f.mbas:ador stresod the increasinR
int:?r,!st of the ;.altian C:overnmcnt in obtainin- 7overel7nty
ic1a0 off' ths 3o!thvr,.ntsbr:: Lcit of r4iti
In importaht Andware Passage, on which thor- IA an automatic
qtn1.1:11d. by th2 riit. trtce Coact u?az.C. In
2e3i 0:.EE rellrqit for V-:c. !;e:Atrtz_nt'n Nricas I cx?lained
thr: islsnd to -aiti rr.lquire
re33; ti L e Are not thrt men leri7Irtion haa yet
H--n i.:troo.uce. that there is littic 11kc1tho. Lii,t any
thtec?f'xtrin tho current ,,,o.don of .2ianroco; that
-LtiOTL!iltroucc-7, ths '1:3 et:the 72'c.rtnent
ngcnoics ',-or1,11 he roucotec.7; and_ t'let we
.:. V, '2n emsultia ater Lfr2-rrtnts n to formulating
Arjrnbart'.x. T.onn ror t4e LeILA.1.07mnt of the %rtbonite
Thz.! Li.taz.anr.lor confirma hie f-,overnment's disappoint-
!Tier Vas delay la rettin- this irrITAtion and. reclamation
rc,ject under The openini.-, of bido and the award of a con-
traA ;.ere deleyedbLthc Eximbank several monthraoo
curveys indicated that th site of a prol..,osed dam
have to bu moved. The Haitian Government Ixoposed that
the tide should be opened as stheduled, wIth bidders being
p:r:Litted to amend bids if necessary, and declared that any
course would prejudice VII bidders, cause injury to the
eoonomy aud provoke averse public reaction. he
xl:Lbait did not; find this proposal prhoticalle, 1.1 vzr.
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3. 41t1all Government rebt for Purchase or Vr4;10a1 BeinDlies
frou "Jar A0a Adlipalstretion. The Ambassador indicated that
the supplies purchased in l34 .ere for the moot prrt worthless,
ex-,:,ressed the view that speculators had maneuvered_ the transaction
to their advantsge and asked. for a consideration qf reduction or
cncellation of the indebtednaJ. Fe was inforce(7 that the
-cords of General .;i,rvices A.dministration on this matter were
b e1n otudie.
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of LaAtl. 1.e bass& or rie y ?shed on this matter, Judi-
catInc that both he and his Government were interestee. in a
settleLlent of the claims. Our Libasey at Port-au-Prince has
been unsuccessful hitherto In induoing the Haitian Government to
nectiate with claimants the settlement of certain claims based
on expropriation of property, illegal imprisonment, etc.
5. Athasaatior Leger also indicatea in a conversation with
a Department officer on April 30 his Government's interest in
negotiating a treaty of friendship, eammeree and navigation
with the United Gtates. The desirability of an Lansilate approach
to the Haitian Government is under consideration.
FiGgraphic dato tabascatlor Leger.
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iippointed Haitian ,....nbasea6o: to the United. :;tates
Ar..lbassador Lr?ger is an ex:;,...arienseet diplosaut %filo is conUdered
to 1.0 vory frienilly to the Unit. 3tates and well qual1f16(1 far
his present assijr.ment. He is oompetent, lielievad to be personally
honest ?leeplte tL prevalenee of oormption in his Government,
and ,i,joye the ittll oonfidenee of Pretident Kagloire. As Foreign
ninisters his previous assignment, he earned the high regard of
United states Ambassador Travers.
i.libasaador Leger has represent** Haiti in Latin America for
almolt ten years. .Prior to bin nypeintment as Foreign Minister
in December 1953 he served as Ambassador to Argentiqa. He had
previously served as Usretary of Legation La Begold and Carucci;
and as Minister to lemma& and Odle. Heves not aoquainted
with l'res1dent Maglelre st the Wm ef his appointment as Foreign
Minister. He was **signed this post on the reeension4ation of
General Levelt, then amber of the gents Uhieb governed Salti
for seven swathe after the a'ierthre, of President Eetiai in
xay 1?,50 and now Chief of the Gegeral Staff.
....nbassEdor Leger lc a very ught mulatto and a menber of
Jne of the elite KW most highly regarded families of Haiti.
father, Abel Lager, and his grandfather, Mieolas Leger,
.1.!Jth served asnrseeign Ministers.
,,..nbasead,:x Leger Is married, to Iliac,' hawses and has three
chilanst.
.krbasakdor Leger is a la-iztx, and gocy:
hesitant in sulditim to hie native i'renel,.
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ikprointed Raitlan ,4-..A.mamado: to the United .;tates
Az!Inesador irTer is an ex. Irionset_ diploLlat .tho is oon,iercd
tc 1 e von y friendly to the l'nit Antes and well ual;flvd for
his ;.resent aesijnment. Ho is competent, believed to be peramally
honest iftspite tt.e prevalence of cormption in his Government,
and .anjoye the full confidence of President Kagloire. As Foreign
Ainister, big previous aseignment, he eerned the high regard of
United 3tates krobaseador Trgvers.
_ubassador Leger has repreeented Haiti in Latin America for
elmo:it ten years. Prior to bin mppeintment as Foreign Kinister
in DeceWber 1253 he served ae Ambaesador to Argentina. He had
previously served am Cistretary of Legation ist Hogoti and Caracas
an as Minister to Yenetnele and ftba. He vas not acquainted
with FregMent hagloire at the time of his appointment as Foreign
Minister. He vas assigned %hie post on tbr reoommendation of
General Levelt, then member of the Junta whish governed Haiti
for seven months after the overthrow of President Egtiai La
Nay la53 and nag Chief of the General Staff.
:4711)mm:der Leger ic a very light mulatto and a medber of
Jnz of the elits mat most highly regarded families of Haiti.
its father, Abel Leger, and hie grandfather, Nickolas Leger,
Jth served am7relteign ViaLiters.
siribaesadc..r Le or is married to Rinn ha nes and has three
childrcn.
P.1.1,assc.dor 1.eger is ar? 11111ti
hesitant e:ncliQ.?r_ in acklitiwito his ,nttive i.'renel,.
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WALTHER NUREIRA SLURS
BRAZILIAN MA3S/41)0R DESIGNATE TO TEE UNITED STATES
Neither Berldrs.S411110 is 40 Yeas* it SP Ra4 a
member or a 114414 Fr ree44416.-14 prOarilY
a banker and tnaines 014 has bad lio_jimlimas &ert-
en*. in the diaomit 4 field. At the CIO of hie --int-
moat as Ambassador to the Unibod States he was so
at Lx0eutivo Diseete; or 00 imperigtenieney or mow
7,ro4ito a semi-astondieui igeney under the KiniCter
of i'Lanclo. A wealthy wan, hats amajor stoekholder in
a BraTalian company etich is %he distributor in nie me
Janeiro for sovoina Aber-tun mailhinery WiVenilistin
the important Banco Worei#4 Salle., Sal in two coffee
exporting firms. Eis also owns stock in several other
companies.
$alles, financial and comaercial interests have
placed him in olosso.associsti:.n with United States firms.
Sallee was an 0'41=os/a counselor en,the Zreoilian
delegation to the Fourth Consultative !Wain& of the
Foreign lanistors of American States hold in Wasaineton
in 1961. Lim mot him at that time. His role was
w000ndary, but he larked closely with the principal
counselor for economic afters of th6 Brasi]tan .elegation
end was helpful in personal talks in keeping the United
States representatives informed on Brasilian thinking.
ea was also a member of the Bratilian group headed by
Ftnanoo I.1risCr Boraelo Loafer which attended the annurl
nseting a: the InternatiJusl Monetary Fund in hasnington
In lin.
Sanas, who speaks Lnclish fluently, is n good
personal frient; of Assistant Socratary Miller. He has
given ample evidonoil of being very friendly to the United
States and has held reasonable views, supporting those of
Finance kinister Later, on the question of remittenoss
of profits on foreign investments, Whitt' question has
bean a vital ono in United States--Brasillan relations
La the past several months. Its experianoo in businoss
acd banking ludo his appointment partioularly appropriate
in view of the finaneial sad eommarelal probloms which
are iturrantly so important in Brosills relations with
the United States.
Sallee
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tells* is a handacmes youthful Upp44r1ng Man of
somewhat 4rder average height, with straight, tinc.k hair
and dark cowlezione he haa a grset deel of pcirsonal
charm atid en:oys social funations. kacerico4na who have
had official contet wAtt, him have found hles to have a
/harp !scin sod to be sxtremely capthle in_tc:;.sl,iess and
Ealle, is dIvoraeJ from Lit elf., vho lz cit French
aescent.
Sallee has placed hie handsowc, modern home in
Rio de Janeiro at the Brasil/as Oevarnmentis disposal,
and you have Imen asked to stay thar. Saying your visit
to Rio.
?ram the day following his arrival la Washington,
Jun* 2, 8alles ha been very esti,* in talking informally
with both tha Ispert-lnport Bask and the Intarnational
Bank. Is has elreadi elbowed Olsarly his usefulness to
his Governmant and to ours in the furtherance of our
mutual interests.
Salle; has informed kr, Miller that he plans to
present the official invitation for you to visit Brazil
whoa he calls on you on duns O.
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Information for AppOintment with Brazilian Anhomadofdesioate,
alther Voreire Sallee, on Thursday, June 5,100 .p.m.
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Attectoti is a bris4vg memoranda* for habassador Moreira
'.;alleAC' 'visit this atidaboo. He vill no doubt bring up tbs'
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Ciusatian of year visit iil , Bras sines be baslol se d that be
has hese effiekany at issd hv tbs Foreign alaistsr $o invite
YOU ernals14 UP flat resi 1 kW ties at your elevenianes. ra
accordance with the decisions at our meeting yesterday, I suggest
that you reply to his as follower
1) Nou will be delighted to visit Brasil following your
fortheoming trip to &trope. According to preeset plans you
would be leaving View& about June ya, proceeding to Rio via
Dakar and Recife.
2) ).ou will be accompa,led by Yrs. Acheson and alemers of
your staff mud will be flying in the Tndependence. You hope that
the hibassador can meet you at 7ecifs so as to proceed to Rio
with you. Presu:7.ably the A-?e23edor wodld be accoapsnied to
ftclfe by myeelf rug.: Ay wife.
3) To,.. will be delited t.) scce'rt the offer or the Ambits-
saaLr15 privet4 rslideilce in 7i,o de Janr:iro ard ale' - to be the
ii;uest of Finaacs Uinister LaNr in nee Paulo.
14') Ycdu have looked over the tentativ7: aohedule for the
vlsit as eugested to Amhassacor Johnson by the Foreign kinister
(see lettcr attached) ',hie. i'rovides for a three-day visit to Fio
and t two-dsy visit to Leo Fsulo. You might ss' that this moose
generally satisfactory excel.,t that it will probably be necessary
for you to eliminate the loci:rid day in r.ao Paulo.
You raight cozpliment tt A-.?-asaador for getting off to a very
4t4iat start in negotiations vIth the International bank and the
Er,-,ort-Ispo.rt Nu4plowhich err proceedini; in a moat satisfactory
rai Amor. ,
Attachments:
Biogreohical:data state mt.
5/23/52 to Mr. Miner from
)e Ambassador Johnsen.
AILAOXIAiller,Jr.1
IL SPCIITTT INFORdATIO'IT ritN
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Kithira lialltrsr Sallee i 40 Cr ase n4 .s
member of a Isty/papo 0$0414$ re444416'-1* 40
a %maim au* ? 464 bat fieleirrit00 7117
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*nee in the dip 'plat a field. At the Ube or hie int-
'sent as Ambassador te the United States, he was IS
at Litoeutivs Diseetts of the iMporietondeney or Mow
aaA Isredit, a somi-autonoteus teener tan, the nisliter
of 4'14anoo. A wealthy wan, he is a major stookholder in
a /Massillon sompany 'Lich is OA 4istrit00, in 44s de
Janeiro for sevel4a1 Anerlean melObinet/ femvataes; in
the important Banco Weir* Sallee, 3.11 in two *Wes
exporting firms. Es also Owns stock in several other
companies.
3alles, finsnolal and commeroial interests have
placed him in oleo.. associati:ak with United States firms.
Sallee was an *winos/a counselor Oa the Zrasilian
delegation to the Fourth Consultative ***tint of the
?oreign lanisters of American States held in aaanington
in 1961. Lim net his at that time. Mis role was
beoondery, but be larked closely with the principal
counselor for soonomio &frog's of the Brasi3icn slegation
and was helpful in personcl talks in keeping the United
States representatives informed on Bresilian thinking.
4e was also a member of the Brazilian group heeded by
Finance ginistr Horacto Lefor which attended the annurl
meeting a: the Internoti:Jhel Monetary Fund in haanIngtan
In li51.
Sallee, who speaks Lnallah fluently, is good
personal Priem:. of Assistant Secretary Miller. He has
given ample evideno? of being very friendly to the United
States and has held reasonable views, supporting those of
Finanoe Minister Later, on the question of remittanoes
of profits on foreign investments, *hiIh question has
been a vital one in United States--Drasillan relations
in the past several months. Els exporionee in business
and banking mate his appointment partioularly appropriate
in view of the rinanelal sad oommereial problems which
arc Currently so important in Brea:ills relations with
the %sited States.
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tells* is a handscoles youthful appearing man of
somewhat arder average height, with straight tleck hair
end dark ocmplezion. Ke hes a greet &Awl of personal
charm clic; er4oye social functions. kmarim?ass who have
bed official conts4t with hi* have found bla to have a
sharp itri sod to be extremely cepiphls in tK:I?41,1,41 and
fihanae.
aa11C i voroeJ front his site, abo Le or ?rench
.ie scent.
Belle* has placed his handsome, modern bona in
Rio ds Janeiro at the &miller devorneent'a disposal,
awl you have boon asked to stay thoro daring your visit
to Rio.
From the day following his arrival is Washinglon,
Juno 8, Ballo* has boon vary Notify* is talking informally
with both the Sgport*Saport Mask and the isternatiosal
dank. Is has already ahowod Slowly his asorulsoss Is
his Govornmont and to ours is the rurthoranoo or our
mutual intorostn.
Utiles has informed kr. Miller that be plena to
present the officisl invitation for you to visit Brasil
when be calls on you on June 5.
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