WEEKLY REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING 25 JANUARY 1985

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• Publication Date: January 25, 1985
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28 January 1985
Weekly Report
Directorate of Administration
-- The experimental Banding Pay System for OC Telecommunications Officers, under
development since June of 1984, was implemented on 20 January. Staff Officers of the
SSCI, HPSCI, and HAC have been briefed and no objections were expressed.
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National. Intelligence Council.
NIO./Africa (Frederick Wettering) convened NFIB representatives to coordinate the
draft of NIF 11/70-85: Soviet Policies in Southern Africa. NIO at Large (Hal Ford) and
D/AG, chaired NFIB Representatives' coordination of the draft of
NIF 7-85: The Outlook for Sudden Political Chan e in Key Developing Countries.
NIO/Latin America Ro eert Vickers convened NFIB Representatives for coordination
of the draft of NIE 83.3-85: Nicaragua: Prospects for Sandinista Consolidation.
NIO/Counterterrorism (Charles Allen) attended introductory briefings with selected
officers of the DDI and DDO;
paid a courtesy call on the DDO and ADDO; and assumed the Chairmanship o . e
Interagency Intelligence Committee on Terrorism.
NIO/Narcotics (Charles Allen) and A/NIO/Narcotics met with
Dr. Carlton Turner, Director of the White House Office of Drug Abuse Policy, with
DDT and DDO officers, to discuss Dr. Turner's concerns regarding the production of
intelligence on narcotics and the Terms of Reference for a forthcoming TIM on the
international cocaine market. 25X1
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Office of General Counsel - See Tab.
Office of Inspector General .- No Report.
Office of Comptroller
Office of Legislative Liaison
- The House Armed Services Committee worldwide briefing is scheduled for Friday,
1 February at 9:30 a.m.
The House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense worldwide briefing is scheduled
for Tuesday, 26 February at 10:00 a.m.
Public Affairs Office
Upcoming Calendar
29 January - Cabinet Meeting (DCI)
31 January - Cabinet Meeting (DCI)
- NFIB Meeting (DCI)
- Meeting with Robert McFarlane (DCI)
1 February - Breakfast with Secretary of. Defense (DCI)
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DDA 85-0060/3
25 January 1985
PIORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Harry E. Fitzwater
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 25 January 1985
1. Progress reports on tasks assigned by the DCI/DDCI:
None.
2. Items/events of interest:
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in. On 17 January, representatives from the Office of Personnel
attended an employee benefits legislation presentation at the Washington
office of Mutual of Omaha. The presentations updated attendees on employee
benefits issues to be considered by the Congress this year. Updates and
predictions of happenings were made on: former spousal legislation, open
season health insurance plans, the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program,
supplemental retirement and the present retirement systems, and flexible
benefits programs. While it is clear that retirement legislation is a major
issue, the House will be spending a significant amount of time attempting to
equate health benefits coverage for U. S. Government employees with the
private sector.
3. Significant activities anticipated during the coming week:
On Friday morning, 1 February, the DDA will address the first
graduating class of Security Protective Officers from the Federal Law
Enforcement Training Center at Glynco, Georgia.
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25 January 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM:
Deputy Director for Intelligence
DDI Activity Report 21 - 25 January 1985
DCI/DDCI Assigned Tasks
OEA briefed the DDCI on China's political scene for his
forthcoming trip to the Far East.
OGI provided talking points on international terrorism
trends in the Far East and worldwide for use in the DDCI's
upcoming trip.
OSWR provided background notes for the DDCI covering the
technology transfer issue and losses through certain parts of the
world.
SOVA produced a briefing paper on growing Soviet influence
in vulnerable Third World countries for the DDCI's trip to Asia.
Of Special Interest This Week
ACIS attended an ACVC Policy Group meeting to discuss
handling of the compliance issues.
ALA met with representatives of NSC, State, Commerce and
Treasury concerning preparations for NSSD 2-85 on Central
American economic initiatives.
EURA briefed Assistant Secretary of Commerce, Goldfield on
Papandreou' pledge to nationalize industrial firms.
NESA and SOV prepared a typescript on the Soviet-Syrian
relationship for the NSC.
NESA prepared talking points for Secretary of State Shultz 25X1
on the Polisario.
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OSWR briefed Assistant Secretary of Defense for Strategic
and Theater Nuclear Forces, Gaffney, Assistant Secretary of
Defense for Policy Planning, Feith and Admiral Harris of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff on the Soviet Novel CBW agent program.
SOVA met with Under Secretary of Commerce, Lionel Olmer and
Deputy Assistant Secretary, Frank Vargo on the results of the
meeting of the Working Group of Experts in Moscow.
Looking Ahead
NESA will brief Senator Hamilton on the Middle East on 28
January.
Briefings
There were 4 briefings on the Hill this past week.
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The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
National Intelligence Council
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
NIC# 00425-85
25 January 1985
Herbert E. Meyer
Vice Chairman, National Intelligence Council
SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report, 22-25 January 1985
I. DCI/DDCI-Assigned Tasks
NIO at Large (Hal Ford) prepared the DCI's Worldwide Briefing for the
Senate Armed Services Committee; arranged for the sanitization and release
of an unclassified portion of that briefin to the Committee; and with
Acting NIO/GPF arranged for release of a
classified section of the briefing to DIA.
National Intelligence Officers Fritz Ermarth (USSR), Graham Fuller
(NESA), Lawrence Gershwin (SP), David Low (at Large), George Montgomery
(GPF), Julian Nall (S&T), Robert Vickers (LA), and David Whipple (CT)
participated in the DCI's Worldwide Briefings of the Senate Armed Services
Committee.
Acting Assistant NIO/East Asial (coordinated
preparation of a memorandum on intelligence issues in the Pacific for the
DDCI.
Assistant NI0/Latin America) (prepared a Central
American update for the DCI's use at meetings with Mr. McFarlane and
Secretary Weinberger.
NIO/S&T (Julian Nall) attended a meeting with the DCI and Erich
Bloch, Director of the National Science Foundation.
Assistant NI0/USSR( (prepared talking points on
Chernenko's illness and Soviet leadership developments for the DDCI.
SFCRFTI
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III. Of Interest This Week
N 0 Africa (Frederick Wettering) and A/NIO/AF met
with of the OGI Instability and Insurgency Center to
discuss likely troublespots in Africa in 1985, the growing incidence of
low-level insurgencies, and a possible IIM on the subject.
also attended a State Department-chaired meeting on refugees in Africa,,
and a meeting on Senegal chaired by Deputy Assistant Secretary of State
James Bishop.
NIO/Counterterrorism (Charles Allen) attended introductory briefings
with selected officers of the DDI and DDO;
paid a courtesy call on the DDO and ADDO; and
assumed the Chairmanship of the Interagency Intelligence Committee on
Assistant NIO/Counterterrorism
Military Intelligence Association.
addressed the National
Acting NIO/Economics (David Low) attended a SIG-IEP on a variety of
economic issues, including preparations for King Fahd's visit to the US. 25X1
Assistant NIO/Economics attended an OGI seminar on
International Economic Policy which included a discussion by Dr. C. Fred
Bergsten, Director of the Institute for International Economics; attended
an IG-IEP on International Debt, chaired by Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury David Mulford; and with DD/OALA, attended a meeting chaired by
NSC staff member William Martin on the implementation of NSSD 2-85:
Economic Development for Central America.
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NIO/Europe (Col. George Kolt) met with Ambassador Rentshler to
discuss the latter's view of the Maltese situation; with C/SOYA/Theater
Forces Branch, met with Ambassador Abshire to discuss possible briefings
for NATO Secretary-General Carrington; and chaired a meeting of the State
Department Inspection Team and DDI analysts to discuss reporting from US
Embassies in Spain and Portugal.
Asst NIO/Europe) I with DDI/EURA Branch Chief
attended a working group to discuss preparation of a paper
for the NSC on "Next Steps with Poland"; attended an IG on Malta to
discuss the language of the draft NSSD; and participated in discussions
with the State Department Inspection Team and DDI analysts on reporting
from Embassies in Rome, The Holy See, and Malta.
Assistant NIO/FDIAI )attended the CC&D Technical Review 25X1
Group quarterly meeting at the Naval Ocean Systems Center, San Diego;
discussed Denial and Deception-related matters with Air Force officers at
Space Division--Los Angeles and Sunnyvale Air Force Stations? 25X1
NIO/Narcotics (Charles Allen) and A/NIO/Narcotics) Imet 25X1
with Dr. Carlton Turner, Director of the White House Office of Drug Abuse
Policy, with DDI and DDO officers, to discuss Dr. Turner's concerns
regarding the production of intelligence on narcotics and the Terms of
Reference for a forthcoming IIM on the international cocaine market.
NIO/NESA (Graham Fuller) met with a Carnegie Institute Israeli
specialist to discuss Arab/Israeli problems; met with an Army War College
specialist regarding the Persian Gulf; met with the NSC Director of Middle
East Affairs to discuss South Asia; attended an NSC meeting on US/Afghan
policy; and with A/NIO/NESA attended a NESA-sponsored 25X1
conference on Israel After the 1984 Election.
Assistant NIO/NESAI )attended a lecture on Soviet Policy in 25X1
the Middle East at the National War College.
NIO/SP (Lawrence Gershwin) met with D/INR, Morton Abramowitz; and met
with) a member of the DCI's Nuclear Intelligence 25X1
Panel, to discuss Soviet ABM developments and Soviet perceptions of
nuclear effects.
Assistant NIO/SPI land NIC/AG officer Imet 25X1
with officers of the Los Alamos National Laboratory to discuss new
research on nuclear winter.
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NIO/S&T (Julian Nall), with the Chairman of the TTIC, attended an
executive meeting of the SIG on technology transfer; and with Associate
NIO/S&T attended the Navy Center for International Science 25X1
and Technology Committee meeting.
NIO/USSR (Fritz Ermarth) attended a meeting of the Afghan Political
Action Group at the NSC.
Assistant NIO/USSR discussed Soviet/European 25X1
relations with NSC staff member Tyrus Cobb; and attended an in-house
seminar on leadership depths and political stability in key countries.
NIO/Warning (John Bird) met with Commodore Bill Studeman of the
Office of the Chief of Naval Operations to complete preparations for a
late-January Navy-sponsored two day off-site seminar on crisis development
and warning; and with A/NIO/Warning discussed 25X1
warning of war and national mobilization planning with FEMA officials.
Herbert E. Meyer
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SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report, 22-25 January 1985
VC/NIC:HM:ba (25 Jan 85)
Distribution:
1 - DCI
1 - DDCI
1 - SA/IA
1 - ER
1 - C/NIC
1 - VC/NIC
1 - Each NIO
1 - NIC/AG
1 - E0/NIC
1 - PO/NIC
1 - SRP
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OFFICE OF THE COMPTR0LLE
WEEKLY REPORT FOR THE DCI
25 January 1985
In anticipation of the upcoming congressional hearings on our FY86
program, we are beginning to pull together the necessary background
material needed to prepare the Executive Director for his testimony. The
IC Staff scheduled a meeting for Tuesday morning to discuss this subject,
as well as scheduling for 1987 program and budget preparation.
1987
-- All four directorates submitted one-page descriptions of activities they
wish to be considered as new initiatives in 1987. This office will review
these requests next week and meet with the Deputies 12 February to discuss
the results. The directorates will then submit comprehensive supporting
paperwork only for those initiatives that seem likely to make the program.
Congressional Relations
-- On 25 January, we hosted a briefing for key SSCI staff on worldwide
activities in covert action. All DO divisions participated.
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25 January 1985
OLL: 85-0092
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Charles A. Briggs
Director, Office of Legislative Liaison
SUBJECT: Weekly Report
Items of Interest
1. Courtesy call on Senator Bradley
On Wednesday, 23 January the DDCI made a courtesy call on
Senator Bill Bradley. n
2. Briefing for Senator Specter
On Thursday, 24 January Senator Arlen Specter was briefed by
DO and DI representatives on terrorist attacks against U.S.
personnel.
3. Briefing for HFA Subcommittee on Europe & the Middle East
On Thursday, 24 January the HFA Subcommittee on Europe and
the Middle East was briefed on the USSR & Eastern Europe by DI
representatives. The briefing was extremely well received and
subsequent comment from the staff was that Chairman Hamilton
"learned a lot." The Subcommittee is scheduled to be briefed on
the Middle East and Persian Gulf on Monday, 28 January and on
Western Europe on Monday, 4 February.
4. Courtesy call on Senator Ea Teton
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On Friday, 25 January the DDCI made courtesy call on
Senator Thomas Eagleton.
Future Events
1. Briefing for Representative Hamilton
On Monday, 28 January new HPSCI Chairman Hamilton and Staff
Director Tom Latimer will be at Headquarters to meet with you,
DDCI, EXDIR, DDO, DDS&T, DDI, DDA and myself.
DM ISTRATIVE-INS AL USE SLY
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N!STRATI -tNT . i USE IV.
2. Worldwide Briefings
On Wednesday, 23 January the Senate Armed Services Committee
was briefed by you and eight NIOs. Conclusion of the briefing
has been scheduled for Tuesday, 5 February at 2:00 p.m.
The House Armed Services Committee worldwide briefing is
scheduled for Friday, 1 February at 9:30 a.m.
The House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense worldwide
briefing is scheduled for Tuesday, 26 February at 10:00 a.m.
Charles Briggs
Director, Office of Legislate Liaison
STAT
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DCI WEEKLY REPORT
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE
STAT
PAO Activities
As 1985 begins, we are taking a new look at our multi-media show "CIA and
Its People." Unlike the previous production, the majority of the show's
updating will be done in-house by P&PD whose videotaping capabilities have
improved greatly in the last few years. The show is shown to academic,
community, and other public groups. It does not duplicate recruitment's new
film but instead can be used by recruiters as an alternate presentation, one
which goes into more depth concerning the intelligence collection and
production cycle.
We are also developing a question and answer flyer, ultimately to be a
booklet, about the Agency. In it we will have some of the most egregious and
damaging of the misinformation concerning the Agency which is circulating
publicly and correct some of these skewed impressions of our missions and
activities. We will also throw in some questions and answers helpful to our
recruitment effort. We will vet it thoroughly before going to press with, STAT
among others, John McMahon and
Finally, we are updating "CIA Publications Released to the Public." This
document was last revised and issued in May of 1982 and contains an index of
documents dating from 1972-1981. It has been available from the Government
Printing Office (GPO) and the National Technical Information Service (NTIS).
We feel the new book, which will be available to the public in March 1985,
will not only improve our public image, but will speed up our internal
handling of requests.
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18 January 1985
Weekly Report
Directorate of Administration
On 15 January, Dr. Paul Seabury, of the PFIAB, with staff members, spent the morning
with the CTs in the Career Trainee Development Course. They heard lectures on
communism and on the Soviet intelligence and security services and spent break
periods talking with the new career trainees. The PFIAB group was appreciative of the
opportunity to visit the class and expressed its admiration for the range of education
and experience possessed by the career trainees.
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- Meetings were held to discuss and coordinate the following interagency oapers:
NIE 7-85: The Outlook for Sudden Political Change in Key Developing Countries;
NIE 11/21-85: Soviet Intelligence Capabilities; IIM: Soviet Unconventional Warfare:
Role of the SPETSNAZ; NIE 85/4-84: The Cuban Military Build-Up: Options for
Castro; NIE 11-3/8-84: Soviet Capabilities for Strategic Nuclear Conflict, 1984-1994;
and ]IM 84-10006: INF Support: Theater Nuclear Forces.
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Assistant NIO/SPI
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forwarded coordinated NIC and DDI comments
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on the 1985 draft of Soviet Military Power to the DoD.
NIO/Counterterrorism (Charles Allen) will attend a 24 Januar meeting of the
Interagency Intelligence Committee on Terrorism with
for discussions
25X1
on implementing a new terrorism alert warning system within the Community.
Office of General Counsel - No report.
Office of Inspector General
- The report on finding case officers will be forwarded to the DCI next week. Present
programs will achieve the desired results. In the past, a backlog of CT applicants
temporarily halted the recruitment process. Time should now he allowed to determine
if the present sustained effort will produce the desired results.
Office of Legislative Liaison
- Senator Chiles has requested an orientation briefing during the week of 28 January.
Chiles is a member of the Defense Subcommittee of Senate Appropriations, Ranking
Minority Member of the Senate Budget Committee, and on the Senate Government
Operations Committee.
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Upcoming Calendar
24 January - NFIB Meeting (DCI, DDCI)
- Meeting with Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs
(DCI, DDCI)
25 January - Breakfast with Secretary of Defense (DCI, DDCI)
- Lunch with Secretary of State (DCI, DDCI)
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DDA 85-0060/2
18 January 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Harry E. Fitzwater
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 18 January 1985
1. Progress reports on tasks assigned by the DCI/DDCI:
None.
2. Items/events of interest:
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h. Between 14 - 18 January, progress or delays concerning the
following Office of Logistics' construction projects were reported:
(1) The contractor repairing the pedestrian tunnel is making
every effort to obtain a uniform concrete finish that will closely match the
present pavement, and he is attempting to finalize the replacement of granite
pavers and the statue of Nathan Hale.
(2) Because of inclement weather, the scheduled completion date
for the seventh floor terrace and penthouse roof has slipped to 28 February
1985.
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p. On 15 January, Dr. Paul Seabury, a member of the President's
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board (PFIAB), and PFIAB staff members, Larry
Sternfield, Dan Carlin and Roy Godson spent the morning with the career
trainees in the Career Trainee Development Course (CTDC). They heard lectures
on communism and on the Soviet intelligence and security services and spent
break periods talking with the new career trainees. The PFIAB group was
appreciative of the opportunity to visit the class and expressed its
admiration for the range of education and experience possessed by the career
trainees.
3. Significant activities anticipated during the coming week:
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DDI-00295-85
18 January 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Robert M. Gates
Deputy Director for Intelligence
SUBJECT: DDI Activity Report 14 - 18 January 1985
DCI/DDCI Assigned Tasks
EURA contributed to a background piece on Spanish attitudes
toward US bases for the DCI's meeting with Secretary Weinberger
and presented talking points for a meeting with Ambassador
Galbraith.
NESA prepared daily updates for the DDCI on terrorist
facilities in Lebanon.
NESA prepared talking points for the DDCI on terrorist
targets in Lebanon for the NSPG meeting.
OEA, OSWR, and SOVA contributed various briefing papers to
the DDCI's briefing book in preparation for his upcoming trip to
the Far East.
Of Special Interest This Week
ACIS attended a SACG meeting on the next US steps for
Geneva.
NESA prepared a written brief on radical Lebanese Shia links
with Iran for State Assistant Secretary Murphy.
OGI briefed a group of State Department Assistant
Secretaries and Deputy Assistant Secretaries on Middle East
Terrorism and State sponsorship of terrorism.
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OGI briefed the State Department Assistant Secretary and
Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Narcotics Matters on
cocoa production in Peru. 25X1
OGI briefed Undersecretary for Political Affairs, Michael
Armacost, Assistant Secretary Richard Murphy and Deputy Assistant
Secretary, William Kirby, on West Bank settlements.
Looking Ahead
ALA will brief James Kelly, Deputy Assistant Secretary of
Commerce, prior to his trip to Africa.
EURA will host a one-day conference on investment prospects
n Western Europe,
NESA will sponsor a conference on "Israel After the 1984
Election," on 25 January.
Briefings
There were 4 briefings on the Hill this past week.
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The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
NIC# 00318-85
National Intelligence Council 18 January 1985
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Herbert E. Meyer
Vice Chairman, National Intelligence Council
SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report, 14-18 January 1985
I. DCI/DDCI-Assigned Tasks
NIO/Africa (Frederick Wettering) briefed the DCI on developments in
Sudan.
NIO at Large (Hal Ford), with the assistance of the NIOs, prepared a
draft DCI Worldwide Briefing for congressional committees, and met with
the DCI to discuss the Briefing.
Assistant NIO/Economics prepared background material 25X1
for the DCI on the visit of Undersecretary of Commerce Lionel Olmer to
Moscow for a meeting of the US/USSR Working Group on Trade.
NIO/Europe (Col. George Kolt) prepared talking points on US/Spanish
relations for the DCI's use at a meeting with Secretary Weinberger.
Assistant NIO/Latin America) (prepared a Central 25X1
American update for the DCI's use at meetings with Mr. McFarlane and
Secretary Weinberger.
NIO/Narcotics (Charles Allen) and A/NI0/Narcotics 25X1
with officers of the DDO and DDI, met with the DDCI to discuss narcotics
intelligence concerns of Dr. Carlton Turner, Director of the White House
Office of Drug Abuse Policy.
NIO/USSR (Fritz Ermarth) prepared talking points for the DCI on the 25X1
cancellation of the Warsaw Pact Summit and Soviet leadership developments.
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II. Interagency Papers
NIO at Large (Hal Ford) convened NFIB representatives to coordinate
the draft of NIE 7-85: The Outlook for Sudden Political Change in Key
Developing Countries.
NIO/FDIA (R. P. Hazzard) met with NSC Staff member Ken deGraffenreid
to discuss NIE 11/21-85: Soviet Intelligence Capabilities.
NIO Latin America (Robert Vickers) and Acting NIO/GPF
coordinated a Community response to a query from OJCS/J-5
regarding NIE 85/4-84: The Cuban Military Build-Up: Options for Castro.
NIO/SP (Lawrence Gershwin)I
84-10006: INF Support: Theater Nuclear Forces.
III. Of Interest This Week
and completed IIM
Assistant NIO/AFI (separately attended an IG on the 25X1
NSDD: Food for Progress; a meeting at the State Department on upcoming
US/Kenyan economic bilaterals; and a USAD/NOAA-chaired discussion on crop
outlooks for Africa.
NIO/Counterterrorism (David Whipple) organized Agency and Community
briefings to introduce NIO/CT-designate Charles Allen. Mr. Whipple and
Mr. Allen also attended a White House Operations Group Meeting with
Mr. McFarlane, Ambassador Oakley, and senior officers of the State
Department, NSA, DIA, Treasury, Justice, FBI, INS, and the Secret Service.
Assistant NIO/East Asia participated in a three- 25X1
day political-military simulation on the Philippines for officers of CIA,
the State Department, ACDA, ISA, CINCPAC, and the military services.
Acting NIO/Economics) (met with Douglas Mulholland, Special 25X1
Assistant to the Secretary of Treasury for Intelligence, to discuss
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coordination of activities relating to economic issues; met with
Deputy Director of Policy and Planning, ICS, regarding 25X1
preparat-i-onS Tor iscussion of space issues at the May Economic Summit;
chaired a meeting of NIC, DDI, and DDO officers to discuss the Community
contributions to NSSD 2-85: "Economic Development of Central America," and
discussed the same topic with Special Assistant to the President William
Martin who will chair the Study Group.
Assistant NIO/Economics met with Roger Robinson, the 25X1
Senior NSC Director for International Economic Affairs, to discuss future
topics for consideration by the SIG-IEP.
NIO/Europe (Col. George Kolt) met with John Hawes, Deputy Director of
the State Department Politico-Military Affairs Bureau; Richard Haas,
Deputy Director of European Bureau Policy Planning; and Richard Combs,
Director of the State Department East European office to discuss the
estimates program and current European issues. 25X1
Assistant NIO/Europe (participated in an IG meeting 25X1
on a draft NSSD on Malta with officers of the DDO and DDI; and met with
John Baker, Research Fellow at the National Defense University, regarding
the latter's project on the future development of the Communist Party of
Italy.
Acting NIO/GPF and NIO/Europe (Col. George 25X1
Kolt) attended an IG on Military Access Review for discussions on
agreements to be reviewed this year. The Director of the State Department
Bureau of Politico-Military Affairs, Lt. Gen. Chain, will formally request
intelligence support for negotiations with Honduras, Oman, and Turkey.
NIO/Latin America (Robert Vickers) met with NSC Staff member 25X1
Constantine Menges to discuss recent developments in Latin America; met
with D/OALA to discuss current requirements; and discussed NSSD 2-85:
"Economic Development for Central America" with Acting NIO/Economics
A/NIO/LA and officers of the DDI. 25X1
Assistant NIO/LA I met with officers of OALA to 25X1
discuss the Pope's scheduled visit to South America.
NIO/NESA (Graham Fuller) met with the Deputy Assistant Secretary of
State for South Asia to discuss US policy toward Pakistan and Afghanistan;
attended a round-table discussion on the Afghan resistance with government
officials and academics; discussed Soviet activities in the Middle East
with an official of the State Department Policy Planning Office; and
discussed the Middle East with a Brookings Institute specialist.
Assistant NIO/NESA
an
attended an interagency meeting convened by the Deputy Assistant Secretary
of Defense for Policy Analysis to review US programs in meeting the goals
of NSSD-99: "US Strategy for the Near East and South Asia.
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NIO/SP (Lawrence Gershwin), with D/OSWR, met with officers of the DoD
Strategic Defense Initiative office to discuss intelligence support
requirements.
Assistant NI0/SP forwarded coordinated NIC and 25X1
DUI comments on the 1985 draft of Soviet Military Power to the DoD.
Assistant NI0/SP attended an off-site conference on 25X1
dollar costing of Soviet defense efforts.
NI0/S&T (Julian Nall) attended technical meetings at TRADOC, Ft.
Monroe.
NI0/USSR (Fritz Ermarth) discussed developments in arms control with
Ambassadors Nitze and Matlock; with A/NIO/USSR was 25X1
briefed on Soviet operations in Afghanistan by the ACSI/US Army; and
attended a Face-to-Face Seminar led by Zbigniew Brzezinski on "A New Phase
in East-West Relations."
Assistant NI0/USSR( (viewed two cultural films on the 25X1
Soviet Union that were presented by the HUMINT Committee; and discussed
US/Soviet relations with Phil Kaplan, Staff Director of the State
Department Policy Planning Council.
NI0/Warning (John Bird) met with General P. X. Kelly and BGen. Smith,
Director of Intelligence for the USMC. to discuss warning objectives and
issues; with A/NI0/W visited OIA to discuss the 25X1
warning potential of Soviet nuclear weapons handling practices; attended a
briefing on Afghanistan by th ACSI/US Army; and attended an OGI seminar on
Authoritrian Leadership conducted by the Brookings Institution.
A/NI0/Warning
Air Attache to Nicaragua.
attended a debriefing of the US 25X1
IV. Future Activities
NI0/CT (Charles Allen) will attend a 24 January meeting of the
Interagency Intelligence Committee on Terrorism (IICT) with David Whipple
for discussions on implementing a new terrorism alert warning system
within the Community.
A/NI0/CT (will address the National Military Intelligence 25X1
Association on - January.
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DCI Weekly
Office of the Inspector General
Thel (report on how to find ways and means to
develop additional case officers is now complete and will be
forwarded to the DCI next week. Essentially, we believe there
are enough different programs currently in place to achieve
desired results, but greater effort needs to be made to ensure
that all of these programs move forward with the same speed and
emphasis. We found, for example, that when a large backlog of
CT applicant files built up, we essentially stopped our
advertising. The net result of this was that the engine ran
out of steam and. had to be restarted -- in the meantime we ran
out of applicant files. There are enough current and new
initiatives in place which we should allow enough time --
possibly one year -- to see if this total sustained effort will
produce desired results.
On 16 January two of our people attended a workshop on OIG
Self-Evaluation: Assessing our Efficiency and Effectiveness,
sponsored by the President's Council on Integrity and
Efficiency Training Committee. While a number of ideas about
how to evaluate our work were discussed, the only one which
seemed to have the broadest support was to conduct
mini-reinspections of components to determine if any changes
were made as a result of the original survey. This Training
Committee will publish a brochure on the subject of
self-evaluation in the near future.
All of our current inspections are proceeding on schedule 25X1
with the first rough drafts due by the end of February. Next
week we will be presenting to the DDCI a list of proposed
inspections for the next cycle which will get underway in March.
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WEEKLY REPORT FOR THE DCI
18 January 1985
1985
-- A Comptroller Meeting for the month of January has been scheduled for
Wednesday, 23 January, to review with the Deputy Directors the activities
in the first quarter of the fiscal year.
1986
-- Next Tuesday, the printers will, return to us a final draft of the 1986
Congressional Budget. Appropriate sections will he forwarded to each
directorate plans staff for their review. After all coordination is made
and the accuracy of this document is assured, it will be returned to the
printers for submission to Congress by 1 February.
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18 January 1985
OLL: 85-0048
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Director, Office of Legislative Liaison
SUBJECT: Weekly Report
Items of Interest
1. Briefing for Senator Humphrey
On Friday, 18 January C/NE is scheduled to brief Senator
Gordon Humphrey on Afghanistan at the SSCI offices.
2. Courtesy Call on Senator McConnell
On Tuesday, 15 January the DDCI made a courtesy call on
Senator Mitch McConnell.
3. Meeting with Senators Durenberger and Leahy
On Monday, 14 January you and the DDCI briefed Senators Dave
Durenberger and Patrick Leahy on sensitive issues.
Future Events
Senator Chiles Briefing
Senator Chiles has requested an orientation briefing during
the week of 28 January. Chiles is a member of the Defense
Subcommittee of Senate Appropriations, Ranking Minority Member
of the Senate Budget Committee, and on the Senate Government
Operations Committee.
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