MORNING MEETING OF 18 FEBRUARY 1966

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80B01676R001500090069-0
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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 20, 2009
• Sequence Number: 69
• Publication Date: February 18, 1966
• Content Type: MFR

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18 February 1966
Morning Meeting of 18 February 1966
DDCI was in the chair. DCI was out of town.
DD/I noted that it is practice on each Friday to send to Secretaries
Vance and McNamara listings of publications produced by the Agency
during that week. This has been found to be most useful to the Secre-
taries.
DD/I tabled a memo providing the preliminary anal sis of the
photographic take from CORONA
DD/I said that no CIB would be produced on the holiday of 22
February but that the President's Daily Brief will be issued as usual.
Godfrey reported on a quick and unexplained
trip to East Germany by Soviet Party boss Brezhnev.
Kent observed that he and DD/I will be at his weekend
for consideration of the next issue of Studies in Intelligence.
At DDCI inquiry Kent said that ONE officers and Chamberlain will
meet with Science Advisor Hornig this afternoon in connection with
eported on a successful meeting with the D/NRO yester-
day. The next ste will be a meeting between D/NRO, the Director
of NSA, and~ sometime next week to discuss
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DD/S reported that he had arranged with the CI Staff to invite FBI
participation in the forthcoming 25X1
Carver reported that deSilva would return from the Far East on
25 February.
Houston noted that a meeting has been arranged with the Mahon
subcommittee on 23 February. Among items to be discussed are the
two most recent releases from the Agency reserve.
Houston noted that Senator Javits has joined those urging a Joint
Committee on Intelligence but Javits refrained from attacking the
Agency.
ADDP noted concerning the up- 25X1
comingXXlli Soviet Party Congress. DDCI queried the reliability of
the sourcin . 25X1
DDCI asked that OCI analyze this 25X1
report carefully.
ADDP reported on a sudden flurry of business yesterday afternoon
resulting from a telephone call received by the Department, alleging
that an American businessman is in ChiCom hands and charged with
espionage. Checks here and at Hong Kong have revealed no substance
to this.
ADDP noted that we are still awaiting Koren's response to our
request for a State Department view on the surfacing of a Hungarian
defector before one of our subcommittees on the Hill.
Executive Director reported on a meeting he attended last night of
the Board of Directors of Government Services, Inc. Costs of Govern-
ment cafeterias are rising and prices in the cafeterias may go up.
DDCI noted receipt of a prepared statement to be made by Secretary
Rusk on Vietnam before the Fulbright Committee today. DDCI made
the statement available to Carver.
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DDCI noted that the planned New York Times articles concerning
CIA and intelligence are five in number. The last will deal with
Congressional overview of intelligence activities. The first four will
deal with the Agency and its work. There is disagreement within the
New York Times as to when the articles will be published.
1. DD/S&T is requested to arrange for a presentation at the
21 February morning meeting of the details concerning our new con-
clusions as to the capabilities of Soviet s-e radars. (DD/S&T)
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