WEEKLY REPORT

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• Publication Date: February 27, 1984
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27 February 1984
Weekly Report
Directorate of Administration
- The Office of Data Processing has completed program modifications for the Budget
Ranking System for the 1986 Budget cycle. Test results have been forwarded to the
Office of the Comptroller for approval.
Directorate of Operations - No report.
Directorate of Science and Technology
Directorate of Intelligence
- ALA prepared a memorandum, "Salvadoran Death Squad Activity," for the DDCI.
- At the request of the DCI, OGI, in conjunction with the NIO for Counterterrorism and
repared an informal memorandum on how the Agency
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Might cope with the problem ot terrorism.
- SOVA prepared a memorandum for the DCI on the succession issue, and has also
completed a chronology of events Chernenko will face with regard to U.S.-Soviet
relations.
- Lt.Gen. Vaught, a senior U.S. Commander in Korea in 1981-82, will visit OEA's Korea
Branch next week.
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NIO/W (David McManis) briefed the IR&D Council and had
lengthy discussions on the need for information handling improvements an etter
exploitation of open source materials; gave similar briefing to the new chairman of the
Information Handling Subcommittee, with emphasis on joint information handling
projects; forwarded substantive comments to CRES oI&W target sets;
debriefed the Executive Director on his recent Pacific trip, focusing on problems of
distribution, dissemination, and communications; met with C/EUR concerning a
strategy for the continued involvement of key European countries in I&W.
National Intelligence Council
- NIO at Large (Hal Ford) forwarded the draft NIE on Sino-Soviet Relations to the
Acting DCI for release to NFIB representatives.
- NIO/Counterterrorism (David Whipple), assisted by senior DDO and DDI officers, is
completing a paper outlining a comprehensive USG program, encompassing diplomatic,
military, special activity, and intelligence activities, designed to provide protection
against international terrorism. The NIO/CT officiated, along with the Executive
Director of CIA, in a "ribbon cutting ceremony" officially inaugurating the DCI
Terrorism Analyst Network; transmitted message on behalf of the DCI to other
participating agencies to demonstrate the versatility of network communications;
briefed and discussed terrorism problems at the Center for Naval Analysis with
members of the Chief of Naval Operations Executive Panel Task Force on Terrorism;
assumed chairmanship of the Interagency Intelligence Committee on Terrorism on
23 February.
NIO/Economics (Maurice Ernst) returned from working visit
NIO/SP (Larry Gershwin) briefed Senator Warner's Strategic and Theater Nuclear
Forces Subcommittee of the Senate Armed Services Committee (with Senators Quayle,
Levin and Exon also present) on recent developments in Soviet strategic forces and
prospects for the 1990s.
A/NIO/S met with of Boeing
Corporation to discuss supporting a Defense Nuclear Agency project on deep basing
concepts for nuclear weapons and command and control, which the Agency hopes will
include an intelligence contribution on how the Soviets might attack deeply based
assets.
NIO/S&T (Julian Nall), joined by the Chairman of STIC, briefed separately the IR&D
Council and the Defense Science Board on NIE 11-12-83.
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Office of Inspector General
- he final drafts of nspections have been sent to the 25X1
appropriate components for review. The final drafts of the OEA, DCD, and Rehired
Annuitants inspections will be released for component review next week. 25X1
draft inSDection report is now beine re viewed b and will also be released next 25X1
week. 25X1
We have had an unusually large number of investigation and grievance cases opened
after only two months into the year. The cases range from appeals to Claims Review
Board action to investigations into financial wrongdoing. It is still too early into the
year to tell us if we may be experiencing an upward trend in the number of grievance
and investigative cases normally handled during the course of a year. We will be
tracing this carefully in the coming months.
Office of Comptroller
- FY 1985 Program. A briefing on the DDS&T special projects included in our 1985
CBJB has been scheduled for Friday, 2 March, for Susan Shekmar, SAC/Defense staff;
Jim Bush, HPSCI staff; Jim VanWagenen, HAC/Defense staff; and Keith Hall, SSCI
staff.
Office of Legislative Liaison
- See tab for information on the DCI's, DDCPs and DDI's appearances on the Hill and
breakfast meetings for HPSCI and SSCI Members.
On Wednesday, 22 February, the Director of Security and the Deputy Chief of the
Polygraph Division testified before the SSCI in closed session on the use of the
polygraph at the CIA. Representatives from NSA and DoD also testified. The purpose
of the hearing was to explore the use of the polygraph at these agencies prior to the
DoD implementation of the "Carlucci Directive," which would expand use of the
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polygraph at DoD. Following the Director of Security's presentation, Senators
Moynihan and Goldwater had the highest praise for the professionalism of the
polygraph programs at CIA and NSA.
Public Affairs Office
retired senior DO officer who has know for many
years, had lunch with her after her meeting with PAO at ea quarters. told
D/PA was full of praise regarding her session here and, while no fully
on our team, she has "come a long way." A transcription of a radio appearance of hers
(Larry King Show), after her visit here, indicates that she has moderated her tone and
comments regarding the Agency.
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a retired senior DO officer who is currently a consultant to ABC. I 25X1
is collecting information for an ABC documentary on terrorism. PAO turned him down
for a backgrounder here.
- Ed Moore, a convicted former employee who attempted to provide the Soviet Embassy
with CIA information years ago by throwing it over the Embassy wall, has told PAO he
plans to write a book.
Upcoming Calendar
28 February - Briefing of House Appropriations Defense Subcommittee re
Worldwide Wrap-up (DCI)
29 February - HPSCI Breakfast (DCI, DDCI)
- Briefing of Senate Select Committee on Intelligence re Nicaragua (DCI)
1 March - SSCI Breakfast (DCI, DDCI)
- Meeting with Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs
(DCI, DDCI)
2 March - Breakfast with Secretary and Deputy Secretary of Defense (DCI, DDCI)
- Luncheon with Secretary of State (DCI, DDCI)
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DDA 84-0046/7
24 February 1984
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Harry E. Fitzwater
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 24 February 1984
1. Progress reports on tasks assigned by the DCI/DDCI:
None.
2. Items/events of interest:
a. On 17 February, three Office of Communications
employees received the Intelligence Star for individual acts of
courage while assigned
b. The Office of Data Processing has completed program
modifications for the Budget Ranking System (BRS) for the 1986
Budget cycle. Test results have been forwarded to the office of
the Comptroller for approval.
d. On 21 February 1984, representatives from the
Domestic Security Branch, OS, Real Estate and Construction
Division, OL, General Services Administration (GSA), and the
building owner for the Ames, Key, and Chamber of Commerce
Buildings had a meeting to discuss the access control of the
parking areas for these buildings. The discussions centered
around providing vehicular access of the respective buildings
during peak hours. The Office of Security's recommendations for
the accomplishment of this control through the use of contract
guards, CCTV cameras, and parking access control systems were
presented to the group.
WARNING NOTICE
INTELLIGENCE SOURCES
OR METHODS INVOLVED SMUT
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SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 24 February 1984
e. On 22 February, the Director of Security, accompanied
by the Deputy Chief of the Polygraph Division, testified before
the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence regarding the use of
the polygraph within CIA. The Committee's interest generally
included types of tests given, the questions asked, details
regarding favorable and unfavorable test results, and how "hard
cases" are resolved within the Agency. The feedback from the
Committee was positive and the consensus of Agency personnel
present is that the testimony was well received.
f. The computer terminal printer and a new secure
communications line which electronically connects the Security
Records Division, OS, and the Department of Defense facility at
Fort Holabird was recently activated and tested. When
operational, the line will enable the Security Records Division
to make "on-line" computer checks.
i. The CAMS 2 training program began on Tuesday,
21 February. The course will run for eight days with 30 students
from the Intelligence Community in attendance. In addition to
the scheduled students, there will be a number of observers at
this running.
j. The Covert Instruction Division of the Office of
Training and Education has begun several new programs in the past
week. Three of them are: a one week counter-surveillance
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SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 24 February 1984
3. Significant activities anticipated during the coming week:
b. The DDA will address the DS&T Senior Management
Conference
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SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 24 February 1984
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24 February 1984
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Executive Director
FROM: R. E. Hineman
Deputy Director for Science and Technology
SUBJECT: DD/S8T Weekly Activities for 24 February 1984
Of Special Interest this Week
Responding to a request from the commander of the "USS Nassau", FBIS has
begun to provide unclassified material from foreign media on the Lebanese
situation to U.S. naval task forces off the Lebanese coast. Last November,
FBIS had sent similar material relating to the local situation to the
"Nassau" for the commander of the amphibious task force taking part in
exercises off Honduras.
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Robert M. Gates
Deputy Director for Intelligence
SUBJECT: DDI Activity Report, 21 February - 24 February
DCI/DDCI-Assigned Tasks
ALA prepared a memorandum, "Salvadoran Death Squad
Activity," for the DDCI.
NESA prepared talking points and cables for the DCI on
Lebanon and the Iran-Iraq war.
At the request of the DDCI OGI, in conjunction with the NIO
for Counterterrorism and prepared an
informal memorandum on now a Agency m g cope w h the problem
of terrorism.
SOVA prepared a memorandum for the DCI on the succession
issue, and has also completed a chronology of events Chernenko
will face with regard to US-Soviet relations.
Of Special Interest This Week.
DDI-01259-84
24 February 1984
ACIS attended a meeting of the ASAT Interdepartmental Group
on space arms control issues. 4
EURA managers met with
to discuss a Brookings
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project on East-West linkages.
NESA officers met
counterparts, to discuss Soviet activities in Afghanistan.
OSWR attended a meeting of the special working group looking
into the national security threat posed by the proliferation of
supercomputers, in particular the pending license for a CRAY
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computer
to that facility.
SOVA briefed the Vice Chairman of the US delegation to START
on the threat posed to the Soviet Union by GLCMs and Pershing II
missiles.
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Looking Ahead
EURA will sponsor a workshop on Eastern Europe GNP at
OEA will meet
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Chinese offshore oil exploration.
Lt. Gen. Vaught, a senior US Commander in Korea in 1981-82,
will visit OEA's Korea Branch next week.
Briefings
There were 10 briefings at all levels on the Hill this past
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The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
National Intelligence Council
NIC No. 01266-84
24 February 1984
MEMORANDUM FOR: Acting Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Herbert E. Meyer
Vice Chairman, National Intelligence Council
SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report for 21-24 February 1984
I. DCI/DDCI Assigned Tasks
NIO/Narcotics (David Gries) prepared for the Director an assessment
of events occurring during his absense.
II. Interagency Papers
NIO at Large (Hal Ford) forwarded the draft NIE on Sino-Soviet
Relations to the Acting DCI for release to NFIB representatives.
NIO/WE (Milton Kovner) disseminated the draft NIE on Spain, NATO and
Western Europe to NFIB representatives prior to the coordination meeting
on 29 February.
NI0/NESA (Graham Fuller) chaired a Community meeting on escalation
of the Gulf War and the resulting intelligence collection resources
problems.
III. Of Special Interest This Week
NI0/AL (Hal Ford) represented CIA at a SIG on the World
Administrative Radio Conference for HF Broadcasting; discussed sensitive
Radio Marti questions with Walt Raymond and John Lenczowski of the NSC
Staff, John Stein, and the Acting DCI.
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NIO/AL (David Low) met with C/NICI the Intelligence
Community Staff to discuss revisions on the draft for the DCI Annual
Report to Congress; and met with Stanley Sporkin, General Counsel, et.
al., concerning possible external analysis of legal implications of LDC
debt repudiation.
A/NIO/AL met with Carolyn Stettner, Acting Chief
of ACDA's Verification uivisi~n, and various DDI analysts to discuss CBW
issues in conjunction with the Critical Intelligence Problems Committee
(CIPC) review of CBW intelligence.
NIO/AF met with Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Africa
Noel Koch for wide-range discussions on developments in Africa; met with
a representative of Rockwell International to discuss the proposed
trans-Africa pipeline project.
NIO/Counterrorism (David Whipple) assisted by senior DDO and DDI
officers is completing a paper outlining a comprehensive USG program,
encompassing diplomatic, military, special activity, and intelligence
activities, designed to provide protection against international
terrorism. The NIO/CT officiated, along with the Executive Director of
CIA, in a "ribbon cutting ceremony" officially inaugurating the DCI
Terrorism Analyst Network (DTAN); transmitted message on behalf of the
DCI to other participating agencies to demonstrate the versatility of
network communications; briefed and discussed terrorism problems at the
Center for Naval Analysis with members of the Chief of Naval Operations
Executive Panel Task Force on Terrorism; assumed chairmanship of the
Interagency Intelligence Committee on Terrorism (IITC) on 23 February.
NIO/EA (David Gries) and A/NIO/EA ttended an
EA core group meeting to discuss estimate production s and
support for the President's forthcoming trip to China; they participated
in a narcotics core group meeting to discuss estimate production
schedules and production requirements stemming from the Hawkins-Gilman
amendment.
A/NIO/EA lattended a Commerce Department
meeting to discuss assessment methodologies concerning growing Japanese
trade barriers in service sectors; met with Assistant Deputy Under
Secretary of Defense Gerald Sullivan to discuss US-Japan technology
transfer arrangements and the recent US-China working-level meeting on
arms sales and modernization of China's defense industrial base.
NIO/Narcotics (David Gries) met with NNBIS training team members to
discuss progress of their assistance visits to NNBIS centers.
NIO/Economics (Maurice Ernst) returned from working visits to
A/NIO/Economics will attend an NSC Stockpile Steering
Group meeting on Sea Interdiction and Macroeconomic Growth.
A/NIO/GPF of the NIC/AG
interviewed military commanders for input to NIE 11-6-84, Soviet Global
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Military Reach; they met with CINCs/Staffs of CINCSOUTHCOM and CINCPAC
(as well as t e Navy and Air Force component commands in Hawaii) and
will visit CINCUSNAVEUR and EURCOM in the next few weeks.
NI0/LA (John Horton) and A/NIO/LA met with the 25X1
NI0/NESA (Graham Fuller) prepared an options paper for State
Department dealing with Syria in Lebanon; attended a State chaired
interagency meeting on Lebanon; met with n Iraq pipeline
matters; and briefed Hal Sonnenfeldt on the Iran-Iraq war.
NIO/SP (Larry Gershwin) briefed Senator Warner's Strategic and
Theater Nuclear Forces Subcommittee of the Senate Armed Services
Committee (with Senators Quayle, Levin and Exon also present) on recent
developments in Soviet strategic forces and prospects for the 1990s;
briefed BGen Nicholson of the JSC and the Deputy US Commissioner of the
SCC on Soviet strategic offensive forces and the findings of the NIE on
US monitoring capabilities.
A/NI0/SP L met with of
Boeing Corportion to s supporting a Defense Nuclear Agency project
on deep basing concepts for nuclear weapons and command and control,
which the Agency hopes will include an intelligence contribution on how
the Soviets might attack deeply based assets.
NI0/S&T (Julian Nall), joined by the Chairman of STIC, briefed
separately the IR& Council and the Defense Science Board on NIE
11-12-83; met with Manager of the Federal Systems
Division of IBM to discuss ways o process large quantities of
information and how IBM assesses foreign state-of-the-art technologies;
arranged a Directed Energy briefing by OSWR for VAdm Albert Baciocco,
Director of Naval TDT&E, and RAdm John Mooney, Chief of Naval Research.
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NI0/USSR-EE (Fritz Ermarth) met with Ken DeGraffenreid and Walt
Raymond of the NSC Staff.
A/NI0/WE of the NIC/AG met with Philip 25X1
Hughes of the Vice President's staff to discuss the Vice President's
recent Europe and his office's use of intelligence products;
visited at Georgetown's CSIS to discuss his recent 25X1
tour at IISS and his forthcoming Adelphi paper on NATO conventional
defense options.
NIO/W (David McManis) briefed the IR&D Council (chaired by
Dr. DeLauer) and had lengthy discussions on the need for information
handling improvements and better exploitation of open source materials;
gave similar briefing to the new chairman of the Information Handling
Subcommittee, with emphasis on joint information handling projects;
forwarded substantive comments to CRES on I&W target sets; 25X1
debriefed the Executive Director on his recent Pacific trip, focusing on
problems of distribution, dissemination, and communications; met with
C/EUR concerning a strategy for the continued involvement of key
European countries in I&W.
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A/NI0/W participated in a three day team building
seminar for command an Operations Centers Chiefs, sponsored by the
NIO/W office. NIO/W staff participated in a three hour
discussion of artificial in a igence app ications--expert systems and
natural language processing--with executives and staff members of the
Planning Research Corporation.
Herbert E. Meyer
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DCI Weekly Report
Office of the Inspector General
The final drafts ofl linspec-
tions have been sent to the appropriate components for review.
The final drafts of the OEA, DCD, and Rehired Annuitants
inspections will be released for component review next week.
The nspection report is now being reviewed by L
We have had an unusually large number of investigation and
grievance cases opened after only two months into the year.
The cases range from appeals to Claims Review Board action to
investigations into financial wrongdoing. It is still too
early into the year to tell us if we may be experiencing an
upward trend in the number of grievance and investigative cases
normally handled during the course of a year. We will be
tracking this carefully in the coming months.
We completed our work on a suggested Agency credo and sent
it to the DDA for inclusion in the Agency-wide effort. Our
inspectors who participated in this exercise felt it was very
worthwhile.
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2 4 FEB 1984
COMPTROLLER CHECKLIST
-- FY 1985 Program. A briefing on the DDS$T special projects included in
our 1985 CBJB has been scheduled for Friday 2 March, for Susan Shekmar,
SAC/Defense Staff; Jim Bush, HPSCI Staff; Jim VanWagenen, HAC/Defense
Staff; and Keith Hall, SSCI Staff.
-- FY 1986 Program. The Office of the Comptroller conducted its review of
the directorates' Base requests this week. A memorandum will be
forwarded to each directorate with the results of these meetings. Next
week will begin the Office's review of the directorates' Ongoing
Initiatives.
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OLL 84-0862
24 February 1984
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Director, Office of Legislative Liaison
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 2 March 1984
1. On Tuesday, 28 February, you are scheduled to appear before the House
Appropriations Defense Subcommittee at 10:00 a.m. Subject: Worldwide Wrap-Up.
2. On Tuesday, 28 February, the Deputy Director for Intelligence is
scheduled to appear before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence
Subcommittee on Budget at 10:00 a.m. Subject: Analysis and Production.
3. On Tuesday, 28 February, the Deputy Director for Intelligence and
the Chief, Arms Control Intelligence Staff, are scheduled to appear before
the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Subcommittee on Budget at 2:00 p.m.
Subject: Arms Control Intelligence.
4. On Wednesday, 29 February, you and John McMahon.are scheduled to
host a breakfast meeting for House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence
Members at 8:00 a.m. in your Dining Room. Congressmen scheduled to attend
are: Edward Boland, Robert Michel, Louis Stokes, G. William Whitehurst,
J. Kenneth Robinson, Bill Young, Anthony Beilenson, Bob Stump and Dave
McCurdy.
5. On Thursday, 1 March, you and John McMahon are scheduled to host a
breakfast meeting for Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Members at
8:00 a.m. in your Dining Room. Senators scheduled to attend are: Daniel
Moynihan, Patrick Leahy, John Chafee, Richard Lugar, Malcolm Wallop and
William Cohen.
6. On Wednesday, 22 February, the Director of Security and the Deputy
Chief of the Polygraph Division testified before the Senate Select Committee
on Intelligence in closed session on the use of the polygraph at the CIA.
Representatives from NSA and DoD also testified. The purpose of the hearing
was to explore the use of polygraph at these Agencies prior to the DoD
implementation of the "Carlucci Directive," which would expand use of the
polygraph at DoD. Following the Director of Security's presentation, Senators
Moynihan and Goldwater had the highest praise for the professionalism of the
polygraph programs at CIA and NSA.
Clair E. George
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Public Affairs Office
retired senior DO officer who has known 25X1
for many years, had lunch with her after her meeting with us at Headquarters.
told mel -_ was full of praise regarding her session here 25X1
and, while not fully on our team, she has "come a long way." A transcription
of a radio appearance of hers (Larry King Show), after her visit here,
indicates that she has moderated her tone and comments regarding the Agency.
I have arranged with Larry Speakes of the White House for a backgrounder
for a retired senior DO officer who is currently a consultant to 25X1
ABC. is collecting information for an ABC documentary on terrorism. We 25X1
turned him down for a backgrounder here.
Media
On Channel 9 at 7:00 p.m., Sunday, 26 February, CBS's 60 Minutes will air
what advance billing calls "harsh treatment of spies who defect to America."
This is the long awaited CBS program on defectors and we believe will be
inimical to our interests.
Publications Review Board
Ed Moore, a convicted former employee who attempted to provide the Soviet
Embassy with CIA information years ago by throwing it over the Embassy wall,
has told us he plans to write a book.
Academic Coordinator and Presentations
During the week we:
-- arranged for Rudolph Penner, Director of the Congressional Budget
Office, to speak to one of the Agency courses on the deficit.
-- briefed and provided contacts for OGI recruiters who will be
visiting the Economics Department at the University of Michigan and
the Geography Department at the University of Georgia.
-- arranged for six faculty members and 14 seniors from Dickinson
College to visit Headquarters toward the end of March for a briefing
and OP contact following their visit to State. 25X1
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