WEEKLY REPORT

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• Publication Date: September 17, 1984
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17 September 1984
Weekly Report
Directorate of Administration
- The Office of Information Services is initiating the transfer to the National Archives
of another 110 cubic feet of permanent OSS records that have reviewed by the DO.
This is the second increment of OSS records released.
The Director of Personnel had awrap-up session with Dr. Paul Seabury of the PFIAB on
recruitment in CIA. PFIAB Members recently visited the CIA recruitment offices and
have spoken well of our field activities. They were very vocal in expressing the opinion
that field recruitment offices must be retained.
Press Club Building, where copies were quickly made for OCPAS and the Community.
Directorate of Science and Technology
- FBIS onitored Soviet leader Chernenko's 5 September public
appearance rom oscow television and fed the videotape via satellite to the National
OCPAS reoorted that the quality was excellent.
FBIS has made arrangements for the U.S. Embassy in Moscow to send to FBIS tapes of
press briefings that Embassy officers attend. The USSR has dramatically increased its
use of press briefings for foreign journalists as a means of encouraging support abroad
for Soviet positions on foreign policy issues. Traditional FBIS media sources have
presented only sketchy descriptions of these briefings. Three tapes have been received
to date and are being translated for publication by JPRS.
Directorate of Intelligence
- OGI contributed to a memorandum to the DCI on U.S. disengagement from UNESCO.
- SOVA prepared talking points for the DCPs meeting with the President on possible
Soviet actions in the Third World before the November elections.
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SOVA and OCR prepared memos for President Reagan and Secretary Shultz for their
meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko. A script also was prepared for a video
on Gromyko.
ALA will brief Secretary of State Shultz on the outlook for the Mexican energy
sector. Deputy Secretary of Treasury McNamar may also be briefed on Tuesday.
National Intelligence Council
- VC/NIC (Herbert Meyer) and riefed Richard Perle, Assistant Secretary of 25X1
Defense/Policy, on SNIE 11/1 - Directions in Soviet BCW Agent Development
and Their Implications, and discussed with him advances in the Soviet proQ-ram over the
past six months.
- Meetings were held to discuss the following interagency papers: NIE 73/5: Trends in
South Africa's Nuclear Pro rams and Policies; NIE 3-84: The Political Re ercussions
o the Debt Crisis in Major LDCs; IIA on Soviet Submarine War are Trends;
SNIE 11/17-2-84: Soviet Offensive Chemical Warfare Threat to NATO; and
NIE 85/4^84: The Cuban Military Buildup: Options or Castro.
- NIO/Counterterrorism David Whi le) chaired se arate seminars for Community
analysts by on State-supported terrorism 25X1
and terrorism in Western Europe; attended a meeting of the White House Operations
Group for discussions of potential terrorist threats to the President and others during
the election campaign, security preparations for the inauguration, and the status of
State Department-sponsored legislation related to terrorism; and with NSA, DDI, and
DDO officers, visited CENTCOM to discuss the DCI terrorism analyst network and the
DESIST ADP system.
- NIO Warnin David McManis) hosted NIO at Large (Hal Ford), 25X1
and of DIA, an for a discussion of instability warning 25X1
issues related to DoD tasking rom the Long Commission Report and an NIE on Third
World instability.
- NIO at Large (David Lowl will coordinate a briefing for the full SSCI on current CBW
intelligence issues.
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Office of Inspector General
- The final report
Office of Comptroller
will be prepared as soon as the OIG has
Congress will not complete action on the 1985 Defense Appropriations Bill, which
means we will be forced to operate again this ,year under a Continuing Resolution. The
House Apropriations Committee is planning to try to complete their mark-up so that
the Continuing Resolution can be pegged to the House Committee's level. If the House
and Senate can agree on an overall Defense level, the Continuing Resolution may serve
as a substitute for the 1985 Defense Appropriations Bill.
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Office of Legislative Liaison
- On Thursday, 13 September, the Criminal Justice Subcommittee of the House Judiciary
Committee marked up and reported H.R. 6212, a bill that would add Intelligence
Community personnel and probation officers to the list of federal officers who are
protected by federal criminal law. Although there is no opposition to including
Intelligence Community personnel within this coverage, the Republicans may attempt
to use this bill as a vehicle to force a House floor vote on an unrelated issue, a federal 25X1
death sentence amendment.
- The House is expected to consider H.R. 5164 Monday, 17 September, and to vote on it
Wednesday, 19 September.
- The House and Senate Drug Czar Bills are ready for Conference. Boland has written a
letter requesting protection of DCI equities.
- Senator Tsongas may try to push a new version of the Afghanistan Resolution through
the Senate.
Public Affairs Office
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Upcoming Calendar
18 September - NSPG Meeting (DCI)
20 September -Meeting with Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs
(DCI, DDCI)
21 September -Breakfast with Secretary of Defense (DCI, DDCI)
- Lunch with Secretary of State (DCI, DDCI)
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DDA 84-0046/36
14 September 1984
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Harry E. Fitzwater
Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT: Weekly Report for Period Ending 14 September 1984
1. Progress reports on tasks assigned by the DCI/DDCI:
None.
2. Items/events of interest:
c. The Operations and Maintenance Contractor
that is replacing GSA personnel, has made some progress in
firing an c Baring maintenance personnel. Out of 2,615 applicants, 50 have
been hired. These are mainly custodial personnel who are currently in
training that will continue nightly through September.
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g. The Office of Information Services has forwarded a request to the
National Archives and Records Service (NABS) initiating the transfer to
National Archives of another 110 cubic feet of permanent OSS records that have
been reviewed by the Directorate of Operations. This is the second increment
of OSS records released to NABS.
h. One of the more eccentric FOIA requests received this year comes
to us from an individual in California. The requester "for reasons of
international understanding" is requesting a statistical analysis of CIA
"agents." Among the more exotic statistics being requested are average height
of each sex, frequency of eye color, percent of each sex requiring eye
glasses, and the average number of agents owning cats, dogs, goats, etc., as
pets.
i. The Director of Personnel testified before the House Permanent
Select Committee on Intelligence on 12 September regarding the proposed CIA
former spouse legislation.
j. The Director of Personnel briefed the International Personnel
Management Association members on "Excellence at CIA." The presentation was
well received and several institutions have requested copies of the speech.
k. The Director of Personnel had a wrap-up session with Dr. Paul
Seaburg of the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board (PFIAB) on
recruitment in CIA. PFIAB members have recently visited the CIA recruitment
offices and have spoken well of our field activities. They were very vocal in
expressing the opinion that field recruitment offices must be retained.
1. On 6 September, the Director of Security, accompanied by a senior
Polygraph Division manager, testified on the CIA Polygraph Program before a
closed session of the House Armed Services Committee, Subcommittee on
Investigations.
m. During the reporting period, a group of security officers assigned
to the Director of Central Intelligence Security Staff and several non-Agency
officers assigned to protect Supreme Curt .~~sticeG were aff~rdec7 a
residential security demonstration
n. The DDA has signed a Traffic Management Agreement with the
Commissioner of Highways for Virginia. This agreement covers future
construction of Route 123 at the CIA entrance. We have agreed to place in
escrow until 1989 the $500K that was allotted to CIA for the Route 123
entrance construction. The funds will be used when the traffic dictates
widening of Route 123.
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3. Significant activities anticipated during the coming week:
a. On Thursday, 20 September, the DDA will host a luncheon for
Mr. Ray Kline, Acting Administrator of GSA, to discuss the CIA/GSA Memorandum
of Implementation.
b. On Thursday afternoon, 20 September, the DDA and the Director of
Communications will escort Mr. Robert Lamb Assistant Secreta of State for
H (E. F1 er
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M?NORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Executive Director
FROM: R. E. Hineman
Deputy Director for Science and Technology
SUBJECT: DS$T Weekly Activities for 14 September 1984
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? FBIS monitored Soviet leader Chernenko's 5 September public
appearance from Moscow television and fed the videotape via satellite to the
National Press Club Building, where copies were quickly made for OCPAS and 25X1
the Community. OCPAS reported that the quality was excellent.
? FBIS has made arrangements for the U.S. Embassy in Moscow to send to FBIS
tapes of press briefings that Embassy officers attend. The USSR has
dramatically increased its use of press briefings for foreign journalists as
a means of encouraging support abroad for Soviet positions on foreign policy
issues. Traditional FBIS media sources have presented only sketchy
descriptions of these briefings. Three tapes have been received to date and
are being translated for publication by JPRS.
? FBIS received a call from the Political Co h
U.S. Embassy in Berlin on 7 September congratulating Bureau
for their coverage of media reports on the planned Honecker visit to tie R ,
which was ultimately postponed.
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? The latest issue of the JPRS series SOUTHEAST ASIAN REPORT will contain an
index, a first for JPRS publications. The index is a by-product of FBIS
experimentation with word processing equipment for independent contractors.
The contractor responsible for translation of the Vietnamese party journal
software furnished by JPRS, was able to create the index by
merely flagging key words as he did the translation.
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14 September 1984
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Robert M. Gates
Deputy Director for Intelligence
SUBJECT: DDI Activity Report 10-14 September
DCI/DDCI Assigned Tasks
ACIS' SALT Monitoring Report for 1 January - 30 June 1984 is
in the final production stages in CPAS for publication by late
September.
ACIS is working on a status response to ACDA Director
Adelman about what the US has learned about Soviet forces from
arms control negotiations.
EURA forwarded to the DCI a typescript on the relations
between the two Germanys and Soviet reactions.
OGI contributed to a memorandum to the DCI on US
disengagement from UNESCO.
SOVA prepared talking points for the DCI's meeting with the
President on possible Soviet actions in the Third World before
the November elections.
Of Special Interest This Week
ALA provided seven written political country assessments on
South America to the office of the Assistant Secretary of
Treasury in preparation of the briefing books for the Annual
World Bank/International Monetary Fund Meeting.
EURA officers attended an IG meeting on NATO conventional
forces.
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OGI, in conjunction with the Inter-Agency Intelligence
Committee y
Professor an 25X1
expert on~terrorism and unconventional warfare.
OSWR/TTAC analysts assisted members of the I
technology transfer loss briefing for 25X1
to deliver to SHAPE personnel in Europe in October. 25X1
OSWR reviewed two proposed State demarches to foreign
countries from whom Pakistan is attempting to procure material
for its nuclear program and recommended providing less detailed
intelligence.
SOVA and OCR prepared memos for President Reagan and
Secretary Shultz for their meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister
Gromyko. A script also was prepared for a video on Gromyko.
Looking Ahead
ALA will brief Secretary of State Shultz on the outlook for
the Mexican energy sector. Deputy Secretary of Treasury McNamar
may also be briefed on Tuesday.
Briefings
There were 7 briefings on the Hill this past week.
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The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
National Intelligence Council
NIC# 05291-84
14 September 1984
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Herbert E. Meyer
Vice Chairman, National Intelligence Council
SUBJECT: NIC Activity Report, 10-14 September 1984
I. DCI/DDCI-Assigned Tasks
NIO at Larye (Hal Ford), with the participation of the NIOs,
prepared a draft NIC Threat Out a CI Mr. Ford also
assisted NIC/AG Deputy Director
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in preparing a briefing paper on wor eve opmen s or a
meeting with the PFIAB.
NIO at Large (David Low) prepared talking points for the DCI on the
Iraqi chemical warfare capability and an update on Soviet development of
novel CBW agents.
NIO/Economics (Maurice Ernst) prepared talking points on Global
Economic Trends for the DCI's PFIAB briefing, and prepared material on
the New Argentine Debt Crisis for the DCI's meeting with Secretary
Shultz.
visit to Washington for the DCI's meeting with Secretary Shultz.
NIO/FDIA (Rutledge Hazzard), with) and
briefed the PFIAB ot~ the Integrated Damage Assessment--
several questions concerning espionage prosecution and security
practices may require written responses from appropriate offices.
A/NIO/GPF prepared material on Soviet
activities at Cam Ranh ay or a DCI's meetings with Mr. McFarlane and
Secretary Weinberger.
NIO/Latin America (Robert Vickers) drafted talking points for the
DCI's use at an NSPG on Central America.
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NIO/USSR (Friz Ermarth) prepared material for the DCI on the
UNGA/Gromyko visit.
II. Interagency Papers
VC/NIC (Herbert Meyer) and briefed Richard Perle,
Assistant Secretary of Defense/Policy, on SNIE 11/17-84: New Directions
in Soviet BCW Agent Development and Their Implications, an iscusse
with him advances in the Soviet program over the past six months.
NIO at Large (David Low) chaired a coordination meeting of NFIB
representatives for NIE 73/5: Trends in South Africa's Nuclear Programs
and Policies.
NIO/Economics (Maurice Ernst) met with NIC consultant
economist, to discuss the draft of NIE 3-84: The
Political Repercussions of the Debt Crisis in Major LDCs.
A/NIO/GPF of OSWR briefed the
Soviet Naval Nuclear Propulsion Sub-Panel of the DCI's Nuclear
Intelligence Panel on the status of an IIA on Soviet Submarine Warfare
Trends.
A/NIO/GPF met with Colonel George Conner,
Military Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Atomic
Energy to discuss SNIE 11/17-2-84: Soviet Offensive Chemical Warfare
Threat to NATO.
NIO/Latin America (Robert Vickers) chaired a meeting of NFIB
representatives to coordinate NIE 85/4-84: The Cuban Military Buildup:
Options for Castro.
Acting NIU Africa
Africa with
III. Of Interest This Week
discussed developments in South
Acting DI O.
NIO at Large (Hal Ford), with the assistance of OGI officers,
prepared a status report for C/NIC on operational matters related to
Radio Marti; and consulted various NIOs in preparing NIC comemnts on the
ICS submission to OMB on the performance of US intelligence.
NIO at Large (David Low) met separately with the Counselor to
Ambassador-at-Large Kennedy, Dr. Lewis Dunn, Assistant Director of ACDA,
and Robert Upchurch, State/INR, to discuss recent, controversial papers
on a number of nuclear proliferation issues; with VC/NIC Herbert Meyer)
and NIO/Economics (Maurice Ernst), lunched with private
international economic consultant; and attended a Nuclear Intelligence
Panel briefing on nuclear proliferation.
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NIO/Counterterrorism David Whipple) chaired separate seminars for
community analysts by Professor
State-supported terrorism and terrorism in Western Europe; attended a
meeting of the White House Operations Group for discussions of potential
terrorist threats to the President and others during the election
campaign, security preparations for the inauguration, and the status of
State Department-spons red le islation related to terrorism? at the
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NSA, DDI, and DDO officers, visited CENTCOM to iscuss terrorism
analyst network and the UESIST ADP system.
NIO/East Asia (David Gries) lectured on intelligenc
Department's midcareer course; and, with A/NIO/East Asia 25X1
briefed the House Foreign Affairs East Asia Subcommittee on the
situation in the Philippines.
A/NIO/East Asia attended a meeting with 25X1
Zhang Jiang Yi, a senior Chinese policy advisor, hosted by the President
of the National Defense University; met with State/FSI officials to
discuss community interaction with policymakers; briefed the Senate
Foreign Relations Subcommittee on the situation in the Philippines;
attended an IG on the Philippines; participated in a briefing for the US
Ambassador-Designate to Singapore, Stapleton Roy; and, in supp f an
NSSD on US olicy toward the Philippines, met with officers of 25X1
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NIO/Europe (Col. George Kolt) met with) Ito
professor
discuss German issues; and met with Richard Robson, USIA s Director of
Research on the USSR and Eastern Europe.
A/NIO/Europe
began a week-long TDY
NIU/Latin America (Robert Vickers), with officers of the DDO and
DDI, met with the Ambassador to Peru; discussed Suriname at a State
Department meeting chaired by Assistant Secretary Motley; and attended a
briefing of the SSCI on Central America.
A/NIU/Narcotics with officers of the DDO and DDI,
attended a Narcotics Intelligence Coordination meeting at State chaired
by the Acting Assistant Secretary for International Narcotics Matters.
NIO/NESA (Graham Fuller) discussed Middle East issues in separate
meetinQS with a senior congressional staff member, a senior officer of
who is res onsible for international developments, and
Mr. Fuller also discussed Iran with a
Heritage Foundation staff member.
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NIO/SP (Lawrence Gershwin) briefed the Nuclear Intelligence Panel
on recent developments and estimates of Soviet offensive forces, the IIM
on Soviet nuclear materials and weapons inventory, and an IIA on Soviet
submarines.
A/NIU/SP, ~ with (principal drafter of
NIE 11-11-84: Intelligence Denial and Dece tion in Soviet Strategic
Militar Pro rams, met wit Jo n Foster o t e PFI B to iscuss Soviet
denia and deception efforts.
NIO/S&T (Julian Nall) and A/NIO/S&T (met with
Dr. Elliot Weinberg of the Navy Center for International Science and
Technology, Naval Post Graduate School, to discuss further assessments
of foreign applied sciences by the Foreign Appraisal Assessment Center;
with officers of OGI, met with Under Secretary Lionel Olmer to discuss a
proposed NIE on foreign free world advanced technologies; and visited
NSA to discuss G-Group activities related to science and technology.
NIO/USSR (Fritz Ermarth) and NIO/Europe (Col. George Kolt) met with
George Kennan at Princeton University to discuss current development in
the USSR.
NIO/Warning (David McManis) hosted NIO at Large (Hal Ford),
of DIA, andl (for a discussion
of instability warning issues related to DoD tasking from the Long
Commission Re d world instabilit with
met with
and received an invitation to participate in a November
DNA-sponsored workshop on Soviet Emer in Technolo ies and Ca abilities
A/NIO/Warning
III. Future Activities
NIO at Large (David Low) will coordinate a briefing for the full
Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI) on current CBW
intelligence issues.
A/NIO/AL will attend meetings at Lawrence
Livermore National Laboratory to discuss a number of proliferation
issues with Community representatives.
NIO/Economics (Maurice Ernst will visit Los Angeles on
17 September to meet for discussions on Soviet and
East European econom
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NIO/Warning (David McManis) will moderate the AI symposium next
week at the AFCEA conference and also chair a meeting of the Washington
Operations-Intelligence Center Chiefs' Conference at DoE.
Herbert E. Meyer
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DCI Weekly
Office of the Inspector General
The current inspection cycle is proceeding on schedule.
The EUR/D0, DND/OC, CPAS/DI and ORD/DS&T inspections should
wind down by the end of September. The SE/DO inspection will
continue on through the next cycle, since we started late and
have only two officers working on this one.
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OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER
WEEKLY REPORT FOR THE DCI
14 September 1984
1985 Budget
-- Congress will not complete action on 1985 Defense Appropriations Bill,
which means we will be forced to operate again this year under a
Continuing Resolution. The House Appropriations Committee is planning
to try to complete their mark-up so that the Continuing Resolution can
be pegged to the House Committee's level. If the House and Senate can
agree on an overall Defense level, the Continuing Resolution may serve
as a substitute for the 1985 Defense Appropriations Bill.
1986 Program
-- We will complete and forward our 1986 Program request to OMB/IC Staff
on Monday, 17 September.
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14 September 1984
OLL: 84-3430
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Charles A. Briggs
Director, Office of Legislative Liaison
SUBJECT: Weekly Report
1. Mazzoli Ex-spouse Bill
On Wednesday, 12 September, Bob Magee appeared before the
HPSCI to testify on H.R. 5805, a bill providing health and
annuity benefits to qualifying former spouses of CIA
employees. Bob testified after Representative Schroeder,
former DDA Jack Blake, and a panel of Mrs.
Colby and all of whom testified in suppor of
the intent o e egis ation.
2. Legal Protection for CIA Officers
On Thursday, 13 September, the Criminal Justice
Subcommittee of House Judiciary marked up and reported H.R.
6212, a bill that would add Intelligence Community personnel
and probation officers to the list of federal officers who are
protected by federal criminal law. Although there is no
opposition to including Intelligence Community personnel
within this coverage, the Republicans may attempt to use this
bill as a vehicle to force a House floor vote on an unrelated
issue, a federal death sentence amendment.
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4. Foreign Affairs Briefings on the Philippines
On 12 September 1984, Asian and Pacific Affairs
Subcommittee of the HFAC was given an interagency intelligence
briefing on the Communist insurgency in the Philippines. On
13 September 1984, the East Asian and Pacific Affairs
Subcommittee of the SFRC was also briefed. Both Committees
plan to hold open hearings on the Philippines in the near
future .
Future Items
1. FOIA
Expect House to consider H.R. 5164 Monday, 17 September
and to vote on it Wednesday, 19 September.
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2. Drug Czar Bills
The House and Senate Bills are ready for Conference.
Boland has written a letter requesting protection of DCI
equities.
3. Afghanistan Resolution
Senator Tsongas may try to push a new version through the
Senate.
Charles A. Briggs
Director, Office of Legislative Liaison
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DCI WEEKLY
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE
Commencing Monday, 17 September, of the PAO office, only myself and the
media relations aspects will remain at Headquarters at a new location. The
speech writing, appearances, presentations, letter answering, Academic
Coordinator, and Publications Review Board will be ensconced in Ames Building.
Presentations
In addition to five of the regular type briefings, some 300 MIT alumni in
the Washington area visited Headquar n the evening of 13 September. They
received an introductory briefing by and then were addressed by
Jim Hirsch, ADDS&T, on the role of scientific an technical intelligence.
Several PAO officers participated in the arrangements.
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