MINUTES OF MEETING HELD IN DIRECTOR S CONFERENCE ROOM. ADMIN BUILDING CIA ON 26 MAY 1953

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CIA-RDP85S00362R000200040017-7
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January 6, 2003
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May 26, 1953
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Approved For Rel~ 2003/02/2~ECC~ET85S00362R0~0040017-7 SECURITY INFORMATION IAc-~q-1o8 ? '?6 May 195-' INTELLIGENCE ADVISORY COMt~:ITTEE Minutes of Meeting Held in Director's Conference Room, Administration Building Central Intelligence Agency, on 2 May 1953 Director of Central Intelligence A11en W. Dulles Presiding ? 25X1 Mr. W. Park Armstrong, Special Assistant, Intelligence, Department of State Brigadier General John Zi. Willems, acting for Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, Department of the Army Rear Admiral H. C. Daniel, acting for Director of Tdaval Intelligence, Department oi' the Navy Brigadier General Charles Y. Banfill, Director of Intelligence, Headquarters, United States Air Force Dr. Walter F. Colby, Director of Intelligence, Atomic Energy Commission Brigadier General Edward H. Porter, Deputy Director for Intelligence, The Joint Staff Mr. Meffert W. Kuhrtz, acting for Assistant to the Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation EtLSO PRESENT Lieutenant General Charles P. Cabell, Central Intelligence Agency Dr. H. Marshall Chadwell, Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency . j?7illiam C . Trueheart, iepartment of State itiLr . J . W . Lydman, Department {of State Lieutenant Colonel R. C. Cassibry, Department of the Army Li ~'` eutenant Colonel R. L. Kolb, Department of the Army Captain Allan L. Reed, USN, Department of the Navy ~ Part of Meeting IAC -TYi-108 26 ~3ay 1953 Approved For Release 2003/02~{~BP85S00362R000200040017-7 Approved For Rele~ 2003/02/2~ECCET85S00362R00~0040017-7 SECURITY INf=ORM.4TIOiv ? IAC-ri-lo8 26 May 1953 Colonel John J. Morrow, United States Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Thomas J. Grant, United States Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Arthur L. Cushing, United States Air Force Colonel Samuel M. Lansing, The Joint Staff Colonel A. F. Kleitz, The Joint Staff Captain John A. Holbrook, USN, The Joint Staff Lieutenant Colonel P. H. Penn, The Joint Staff Lieutenant Colonel Walter A. Simon, The Jvint Staff Commander Kelso Daly; The Joint Staff 25X1 Secretary ? ? IAC-M-108 26 May 1953 Approved For Release 2003/02/~E~J~~f~P85S00362R000200040017-7 Approved For Rele 2003/02/27: CIA-RDP85S00362R00 0040017-7 ~ ~~c~E SECURITY INf=0RM,4T1ON ? Iilti -i'1-108 26 May 1953 Approval of Minutes 1. Action: The minutes of 19 May 1953 (IAC-M-107) were approved. Probable Developments in Indochina Through Mid..-1~ 2. Action: Approved as amended. Thailand's Ability to Withstand Communist Pressures or Attacks Through Mid-19 sE-~+5 3. Action: Approved as amended. Appendices A and B: Evaluation of Economic ? and Scientific Factors sE-38 4. Action: Approved. Comment of CINCPACFLT on SE-37 Action: Agreed that, on completion of the current 2 5X1 study on China's trade and shipping, ONE will prepare a memorandum for DCI relating Admiral Radford's comments to this study and to an analysis already prepared by ORR. Whether or not 5E-37 should be revised will be determined after the completion 2 5X1 of 0 Joint Staff studies of Chinese transportation, and review of these studies by the EIC. 25X1 IAC-M-108 26 May 1953 Approved For Release 2003/02($~~~~P85S00362R000200040017-7 ? ? Approved For Rele~ 2003/02/2~~J~~~ 5S00362R00~0040017-7 SECURITY ((I,,N~~~F''OR M.4T(ON IAC-M-108 26 May 1953 Matters for NSC Briefing 7. Discussion: The DCI informed the Committee that, effective next week, the NSC would meet on Thursdays rather than Wednesdays. Mr. Armstrong commented on current developments respecting an Austrian peace treaty. General Porter called the members' attention to reported German activities in Egypt. Mr. Dulles asked the members to review matters which might be considered at the three-power meeting in Bermuda. ? IAC-M-108 26 May 1953 Approved For Release 2003/02/~~ ~~~P85S00362R000200040017-7