ORR DIARY, 9 JANUARY 1952
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SECURITY INFORMATION
ORE Diary, 9 Janus 1952 (AD/RR information unless otherwise stated)
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NOTICE OF STAFF '+ETING
The series of ORR Staff Meetings to
* review ORR projects presently under way a,
* wi11 be continued at 3 s 1t5, Wednesday, 9
* January 1952, in-the D/Z Conference Room.
Projects of D/2 will be reviewed. #
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ATTa1DID a MEETING OF TILE EIC WORKING GROUP ON
NIE->9, at which an A/EC PAPER ON the ANALYTICAL FRAME 'ORK
FOR a study of economic warfare as applied to the East-Nest
2 Ke problem as discussed. (1 hr) (8 Jan)
DISCUSSED PROPOSALS RELATING TO the ORR PROG1W
WITH who is now a
Top Secret consultant to ORR, (2 hrs Jan)
ATTENDED the MEETING OF the OPERATING COMMITTEE
which (a decided not to approve an export license for
streptomycin for distribution in Eastern Germany by the
Internation Red Cross and (b) accepted Western European export
quotas for 11 commodities recommended by COCOM and already
agreed to by the US delegation, DEFENSE AND CIA CONTINU1)
their 1++SERVATIONI WITH REGARD TO DIESEL ENGINES AND ELECTRIC
GENERATING FQUIPME T, on which no final action.was taken
pending outcome of an appeal by Defense Department, which will
be supported by CIA, (3 hrs) (8 Jan)
Messrs* of DIM and Messrs.
of' D/I MET 1',ITH the EIC WORKING SECTOR OI1 IIU)USTRIAL RESOURCES
to-consider which particular resources should be studied for
IN:IE- 6. (2 hrs) (8 Jan)
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TALKED WITII Lt. Colonel Roberts, MUNITIONS BOARD,
PS+TROLM, ' COI MITTEE, REGARDING the COORDINATIOI' OF 'FORTS
designed TO REDUCE LOSS OF PETROLEUI' AVAILA 3ILITY BY SABOTAGE.
(1/4 hr) (8 Jan)
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DIM Continued
25X1 FDD
(I.T/P), and Mr.
and (L'/C) ATTEIMED the t MET--
ING OF the JOINT CHEMICAL WARFARE IIJTELLIGIIICL C0I2'ITTEE at
which principal DISCUSSION COITCTRNED arrangements for IN-
TIRROGATIOIT OF a POTENTIALLY IMPORTANT SOURCE OF INFORMATION,
and a RESEARCH AITD DINE, LOPI. NT BOARD REPORT O 'T NERVE CASES.
25X1A (1..1/2 hrs) (8 Jan)
25X1A
(OAD/RR) and (M/C)
P /_S_
HAD a COITFR ,ENCE V,'ITII 11r, John Kullgren and tiro officers in
his Section of G-29 REGARDING the NECESSITY FOR INFORIMATION
BELIEVED AVAILABLE III THE US ON TYPES OF EXPLOSIVES USID BY
TIIE USSR,. It is believed that they trill be able to get the
information. Also, the NECESSITY FOR the CII12'.IICAL CORPS TO
SUPPLY an associate I.1IMDEfl FOR TIM CII.ELIICAL SUBCOI.II.IITTEE WAS
I PLAITED TO..I.:r,, Kullgren. (1-1/2 hr) (8 Jan)
(~~/FIT) CONSULTED VITII I1r? Sam Fishback,
STATE OIR, China Sections REGARDING CHINA'S STEEL POTEITTIAI0
25X1h7" ~ (8 Jan)
(I1/P) VENT TO SEE 11r. C. L, Burrill, PETROLEUL
ADI'I1!ISTRATIOTT FOR DET'E TSE, REGARDING THE PETROLEUI.T INTEL-
LIGENCE ADVISORY GROUP TERMS OF REFERENCE. (2 hrs) (7 Jan)
(S/TR) DISCUSSED lITH Lt. Cole Cowart, G-2, the
POSSIBILITY OF EXPLOITING MATERIAL ON SAKHALIN RAILROADS
which is NOVI IN POSSESSION OF the JAPANESE ",MINISTRY OF RAII,
ROADS. (2-3/4 hrs) (7 Jan)
S/TR FILES of material ON CHINESE RAILROADS were 'ADE AVAILABLE
TO Hr. Burke of OPC. Portions of the files were thermoprinted
for his convenience. (10 min) (7 Jan)
(S/TR) DISCUSSED various ASPECTS OF CZECITOSLOVAK AND
HUNGARIAN CIVIL AVIATION VJITII Miss Aird of Air Establishments
Branch, A-2. (1-1/2 hrs) (8 Jan)
- (S/TR) ATTENDED the DEBRIEFING OF Col. Leroy G.
Hefton, returning AIR ATTACHE, FORt.MOSA. (2 hrs) (8 Jan)
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CONFERRED V'ITI I ?.Messrs.
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ATTRI'DED a : TEETITTG with representatives of other
CIA offices At iHICH draft regulations 50-7 and 110-50-7
"DISSE?.ZINATIOIT OF CIA-PRODUC1,,D INTELLIGETCE AND INTELLIGENCE
IATFORTIATION" T.ERE DISCUSSED. A revision will be made and
drafts will be repared for consideration by each of the CIA
offices. (2-1/2 hrs) (8 Jan)
ATTRP'DED ',IEETIITG SPOTTSORED EY AGO, at Which DIS-
ON OF SOAP RECORDS CAS DISCUSSED. SOAP files are being
returned to the Alexandria Records Center and details of
material received will be announced in future accessions
(2 hrs) (7 Jan)
together with Messrs.
of ORR and of OCI, VISITED ECA TO EXV.IN^ FILES ON
KOREA. Little information of value to CIA was found. Visit
was made at ECA's request for assistance in determining dis-
position of files, (2 hrs) (8 Jan)
D Bt Messrs.
CONFERRED r, Bernie, Central Branch, Survey, Section,
AIR FORCE, CONCERNING COLOR PROOFS FOR NIS SECTIONS. ..(1 hr)
25X1A (7 Jan)
COTDDUCTED the regular NIS COT.'1~=EE T. EPTI1TG,
2 hrs (8 Jan)
Balance of ORR - Nothing to report
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