'OFFICE OF OVERT COLLECTION' PROPOSED BY OCD

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CIA-RDP75-00662R000100070057-5
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RIFPUB
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S
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3
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December 9, 2016
Document Release Date: 
July 29, 1998
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57
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MEMO
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Fr Approved For Release 20 of Central intelli 5-006,2R0001 00070(DR Assistant Director for Reports and Estimates otor for Scientific Intelligence Collection' proposed by g.,. Ohl and ORE concur in "Proposed Operation that Office. The ei ti on* and that the liaison Division of OCD be transferred to D Memorandum for the D. nt of an adequate system of collection is 1950, o ndation made by t OGD role of an *Office of pert g problems facing the Can a y, and in our opinion the AI}/OCD should be commended for making comendation. 2, ORE and OSI not only concur in the recommendation but urge that it be implemented without delay. Both. Offices are on record concerning the inadequac. Id collection, which can be traced g organization of the collection machinery. sent no organization with clear cut responsibility and collect the required information wherever it may be found. d that there is so much information r deds and so much of or collection by an adequately trained and directed collection organization, that such an organization should rapidly Office of operations ass, )ortant single collector of intelligence States Government. should continue to formulate requirements and action to this collection office and an other co' .gencie Approved For Release 2000/0 nts that will 0662R000100070057-5 Approved For ReJQase 2q P75-002R0001 00070057-5 d views of suba tantivaly coeten: i es. This will avoid the sity of one collection office assi in collection action to another,, and will allow offices to assign collection action on the basic of their kno the adequacy of the various sources of information.. Both offices should handle the necessary liaison with other intelligence producing components sponsibilities for fully integrated requirements* 14 United States Lt office. Lon from govern Lons already psrfor d sources has not been adequately performed by anyr office of the Central Intelligence Agency up to the present tin. d 051 believe that the li,son problem now facing Central intelligence ey is tunda nta:i different from that which led to the establ.ishr nt of the Liaison Division in O CD. Both OR& and contemplated that the augmented Office of operation, onsibility for collection from all sources within the informed about the lay personnel in other agencies that td with regard to various stantive jroblea 3 and the of c-n union and overlap in contact by several different persons Central Intelligence Agency has been reduced to a a. The oblem is one ttti}ye d key government offici of office fction,, not offices concerned. 'They ose personal liaison between CU Agency. a problem genay control., and should handled by the ar of course, a necessity for a liaison control Approved For Release 2000/0$ -RDP75-00662R000100070057-5 I Approved For Re ease 2000/ for ace -006 2R000100070057-5 purposes, through which the offices could be accomplished even though the xx Division mre moved to 00. d that the OCD proposel i realistic and rkab Dived, problems created by such a change would be relati 1 i minor and ould solve fundamental problems in. the izt= ecntained in paragraph 3a of OD d without Approved For Release 2000/08/27 :.D1R-RDP75-00662R000100070057-5