NIC ACTIVITY REPORT, 19 - 25 JULY 1985

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July 26, 1985
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Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/05/13: CIA-RDP87-00462R000100140022-7 SECRET/NOFORN The Director of Central Intelligence Washington, D.C. 20505 National Intelligence Council NIC #03731-85 26 July 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, 19 - 25 July 1985 I. DCI/DDCI-Assigned Tasks NIO/Africa (Fred Wettering) briefed the DCI for an NSC meeting on South Africa, and prepared talking points for the DCI on the domestic situation in South Africa. NIO at Large (Hal Ford), with the assistance of the NIOs, prepared a NCounterterrorism/Narcotics (Charles Allen) and A/NIO/CT and DDCI for the initial meeting of the Vice President's Task Force on Terrorism. also briefed the DCI prior to the meeting. NIO/Economics (David Low), as the DCI representative, attended three meetings of the Economic Policy Council chaired by Secretary Baker. NIO/Latin America (Robert Vickers) and a DO officer met with the DCI visit to Nicaragua. on Soviet affairs regarding the latter's recent NIO/SP (Lawrence Gershwin) attended a briefing of the DCI on SDI by r%T A of 25X1 25X1 All portions Secret 1 SECRET/NOFORN Cl By Signer Decl OADR Derived from Multiple Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/05/13: CIA-RDP87-00462R000100140022-7 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/05/13: CIA-RDP87-00462R000100140022-7 SECRET/NOFORN III. Of Interest This Week National Intelligence Officers for Latin America (Robert Vickers), Counterterrorism/Narcotics from(therSSCIAIthroughnthetIPCrge (Hal Ford) responded to questions Assistant NIO/Africa met with the Chief of the US Military mission. Zaire. NIO at Large (Hal Ford) prepared comments on a CINCLANT planning f 061 analyst document related to Radio Marti with the assistance o NIO/East Asia (Carl Ford) attended a State Department luncheon for the President of China. Assistant NIO/EaSt Asia me wi the Tonal Programs 1 S HSS regarding defense industrial cooperation with Asian allies; and discussed Asian aspects of the global war game now in progress at the Naval War College with the Director, EA Division, PA&E, OSD. NIO/Counterterrorism/Narcotics (Charles Allen), with NIO/LA (Robert Vickers) and DI and DO officers, prepared an assessment of the potential nts in E1 Salvador; twice met with NSC d d e epen terrorist threat to US staff member Oliver North to discuss state-sponsored terrorism; 2 SECRET/NOFORN 25X1 25X1 I 25X1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/05/13: CIA-RDP87-00462R000100140022-7 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/05/13: CIA-RDP87-00462R000100140022-7 SECRET/NOFORN President's Task torte or. ~~~~ - .. . 4,Arinn ?rinrities to imagery to discuss mechanisms ror asa'y11111y ?~~?~? systems during periods of crisis; and briefed the SSCI on Community counterterrorist capabilities, organization, and requirements iAllen and response to SSCI questions of the Taylor, State/INM, and A/NIO/Narcotics other State Department o s1 h DI and ; D and officers e at a monthly meeting on intelligence support to narcotics; with Senator Childs, a senior member of his staff, and off' OLL regarding worldwide narcotics +ka NTn/CT.from.theAllen IC Staf , m , l n a -??e - of NSA to develop a p attended an off-site he maintenance of the FLASHBOARD system. l t i a nt for meeting of the IR&DC Study Pane es Technol g of Promising in IC Staff a list developed at the meeting R/D investment. riAe Keating NIO/Economics (David Low), with briefed Secretary of Commerce Bald g LDCs; lunched with Tom Chngaitormadin of with Corporation, and Ambass role of the PFIAB member Randy Fort at the White House to discuss the Community ro in the Economic Policy Council; and was briefed by IC Staff on open source collection in the area of i ustrial technology. As Acting NIO/AL, Mr. Low and A/NIO/AL nuc iew prigedithedirectors US c Agreement for cooperation withsChina; and program m and 9reement attended a CBW IG meeting to discuss US policy on CW proliferation. A/NIO/AL met with an official from INR to coordinate talking points or riefings r bief held on the same topic for Chinese nuclear issues; and Affairs Committee. Kolt) discussed trends in Hungary with NIO/Europe (Col. George and A/NIO/Europe marth) E , r Ambassador Salgo, NIO/USSR (Fritz Assistant NIO/Europe L a DI analyst roundtable on SDI; attended onsu enera at zmir, Turkey; and chaired omm ee; me w~ e r an IG on the Malta NSDD. f o a meeting of CIA representatives NIO/FDIA (H. F. Hutchinson, Jr.) met with the ADDO and C/Cl regarding DCI-directed tasks on nishding CA D/OGI, and C/PPS on issues of publ nmpublicizing active active measures, assisting the State eeDepartment in measures, and to discuss 3 SECRET/NOFORN 25X1 I 25X1 25X1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/05/13: CIA-RDP87-00462R000100140022-7 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/05/13: CIA-RDP87-00462R000100140022-7 SECRET/NOFORN Mr. Hutchinson also met with DMPSA staff officers; with Community representatives to discuss ana ical projects; with a Rand consultant to discuss a concept for monitoring personnel on espionage ionage and reliability indicators and its relationship to nrnhlem met with unauthorized disclosures; and, with A/NIO/FDIA the IPC to discuss the relationship of NIO/FDIA, the FDIA staff, and the DDAC. NIO/GPF (MG Stephen Nichols) attended a worksho at Fort B " ; "New Patterns of Influence Assistant NIO/GPF attended an ad hoc f the JCS, DoD, and Navy meeting at the State Department wi o to discuss a recommendation from US Mission/NATO; and met with Captain Ken Leon of the Navy Inspector General's Office regarding initiatives by the latter for battle force preparation and tactical C3. NIO/Latin America (Robert Vickers) discussed matters of current interest with Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, Elliott Abrams; discussed the situation in Nicaragua with Robert Leiken, a Senior Associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; prepared information on social unrest in Latin America fomented by Cuba for Ambassador Otto Reich, State Department Coordinator for Public Diplomacy in Latin America, and attended a meeting with Ambassador Reich at the State Department to discuss public diplomacy initiatives on the Cuban debt and Sandinista support for terrorism; met with General Galvin ua SNIE and Salvadoran/ ra Ni g ca of SOUTHCOM to brief him on the recent HUMINT collection plan d th e Honduran military cooperation; discusse onsored HUMINT 0 with an IC st ff officer; chaired ff- IC sp sta AanI Assessment Seminar[ 0 and a DI officer, a tenaea white House meetings on the Peruvian debt; briefed the Staff Directors of the SSCI and HPSCI on the intelligence background to the recent State Department warning on and prepared a chronology of f OLL ; Nicaragua, at the request o Nicaraguan-sponsored terrorist incidents for the SSCI and the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Inter-American Affairs. NIO/NESA (Graham Fuller) discussed oil and security in the Middle East with a CSIS specialist; met with the Director of Middle East Studies at CSIS regarding the peace process; met with a Wilson Institute specialist to discuss PLO affairs; met with a business executive who specializes in Middle East risk assessments; discussed prospects for the peace process with the President of the FoundationsulreMidddle East Peace and discussed Arab Livermore a specia ~s radical activity with a consu tan . NIO/S&T (Julian Nall) and members of the STAP Sensor Study Working Group met with Col. Joe Ralson, Director of the USAF Stealth Program; attended a demonstration of an image stabilizer device by Schwem 4 SECRET/NOFORN Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/05/13: CIA-RDP87-00462R000100140022-7 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/05/13: CIA-RDP87-00462R000100140022-7 SECRET/NOFORN Rawers, Bob Rubenstein, and Bob Bingham to discusswaLproposedtColloqui m on SDI. NIO/USSR (Fritz Ermarth) attended a conference at the PFIAB with Henry Kissinger; NIO/Warning (John Bird) and SA/NWS global war game at the Naval War Colleg Assistant NIO/Warning discussed warning methodologies and programs with former NIO/Warning David McManis; attended a debriefin of the former U with SA/NWS met with arhP NSA to discuss s ra egic economic war methodologies related to North Korea. 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 IV. Future Activities NIO/Economics (David Low), as Acti Conf ng "q/AL, will host a 29-31 Jul erence on Nuclear Proliferation at f i y 25X1 Community analysts, with Assistant NIO/AL n nr akers and Conference rnnr..d;..~a,. and 25X1 NIO/Cniintp terrorism/Narcotics (Charles Allen) and A/NIO/Narcotics 4-44.-4-4-- 7 at th -^ - - e of uoorainator, CG RADM Richard Cueroni , w il v l visit 4 Miami y on r~ 1 August with DO/SOG officers to attend a planning meeting for a mid-August drug interdiction operation, and to discuss with RADM Cueroni issues related to long-term NNBIS requirements for intelligence support. M Herbert E. Meyer 5 SECRET/NOFORN Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/05/13: CIA-RDP87-00462R000100140022-7 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/05/13: CIA-RDP87-00462R000100140022-7 SECRET/NOFORN SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report, 19 - 25 July 1985 VC/NIC:HM:ba (26 July 85) 1 - DC I 1 - DDCI 1 - SA/IA 1 - ER 1 - C/NIC 1 - VC/NIC 1 - Each NIO 1 - NIC/AG 1 - EO/NIC 1 - PO/NIC 1 - SRP 6 SECRET/NOFORN Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/05/13: CIA-RDP87-00462R000100140022-7