DS&T WEEKLY ACTIVITIES FOR 20 JULY 1984

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• Document Creation Date: December 21, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 18, 2008
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• Publication Date: July 20, 1984
• Content Type: MEMO

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20 July 1984
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Executive Director
FROM: R. E. Hineman
Deputy Director for Science and Technology
SUBJECT: DST Weekly Activities for 20 July 1984
Of Special Interest This Week
For the White House Crisis Management Center, arrangements have been made
to convert FBIS' Special Memorandum of 1 June, "Soviet Public Treatment of
President Reagan, November 1980 - May 1984," as well as monthly updates
assessing Soviet media treatment of the President to electronic form for
search and retrieval.
? The USS John F. Kennedy, operating in Central American waters, has been
added as a temporary recipient, from 8 to 31 July, of high precedence FBIS
wirefiled materials on Latin America.
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DDI-04159-84
20 July 1984
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Robert M. Gates
Deputy Director for Intelligence
SUBJECT: DDT Activity Report 16-20 July
ALA prepared DCI talking points on Costa Rica for an NSPG
meeting.
ALA prepared a memorandum for the DDCI's signature to Under
Secretary of State for Security Assistance, Science and
Technology, on Brazilian purchases of rocket propellant binders.
OSWR prepared talking points and background paper for the
DDCI to support his attendance at a Cabinet meeting with the
President on the commercial use of space.
Of Special Interest This Week
ACIS briefed Paul. Nitze on Soviet INF-related activity in
the USSR and Eastern Europe.
ALA prepared responses to SSCI questions on intelligence
collection on political violence in F1 Salvador.
At the request of Secretary Weinberger, EiIRA prepared a
memorandum on the
NESA briefed Geoffrey Kemp, NSC Staff, on the Pakistani
nuclear program.
OEA debriefed the Ambassador to Vietnam, Michael Pike.
OGI briefed Ambassador Designate to Jordan, Paul Boeker, and
other State and AID personnel on the regional water issues
between Jordan and Israel.
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The SOVA chemical paper was briefed to Brig. Gen. Martin,
Cmdr. USAF Intelligence Service and Deputy Chief AF/IN.
Looking Ahead
ACTS' report to Congress by the President on Soviet
adherence to a no-undercut policy is due on September 15.
OSWR will participate with the NI0/AL and the HUMINT
Committee CBW Working Group Chairman to brief Vice-President Bush
on Chemical and Biological Warfare.
OSWR will. brief Geneal Abrahamson, Director of US Space
Defense Initiative, on potential Soviet strategic defense
applications of their manned space sensor research program.
Briefings
There were 7 briefings at all levels on the Hill this past
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The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
NIC 04199-84
National Intelligence Council 20 July 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, 16-20 July 1984
I. DCI/DDCI-Assigned Tasks
Acting NIO/Latin America assisted in the preparation
of briefing notes for the DCI's use at an NSPG.
NIO/Narcotics (David Gries) prepared a memo on drug Tsar legislation
for the DDCI.
II. Interagency Papers
NIO/East Asia (David Gries) and A/NIO/EA chaired
a coordination meeting of NFIB representatives for SNIE 56-84: The
Philippines: Impact of the National Assembly Elections.
Acting NIO/Latin America chaired a coordination
meeting for the Terms of Reference and Concept Paper of NIE 87.4-84:
Suriname.
A/NIO/NESA
Outlook for the-Palestinians.
began coordination of NIE 36.11-84:
Acting NIO/Western Europe chaired a coordination
meeting of NIE 29.3-84: The Outlook for yprus.
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III. Of Interest This Week
NIO/Africa (Montgomery Rogers) chaired an OALA conference on Liberia;
NIO/AL (David Low) met with representatives of the State Department
to discuss an ONESA project on Pakistani procurement of nuclear
equipment; met with Richard Speier, Assistant for Negotiations Policy,
Department of Defense, on the same topic; with A/NIO/AL
visited NSA to discuss a broad range of nuclear proliferation
and CBW issues and collection priorities; and with C/NE/DO, met with
Under Secretary of State Armacost and D/INR to discuss the Pakistani
nuclear program.
NIO/Counterterrorism (David Whipple) attended a meeting of the Hickey
Group at the White House.
NIO/East Asia (David Gries) briefed a Presidential Trade Mission to
Chain; spoke on East Asia at the National Defense University, and hosted
a luncheon for Ambassador William Sherman, Deputy Assistant Secretary of
State for Northeast Asia.
AIJIO/East Asia and A NIO Economics ~
attended an OUA-ssponsorea conference to discuss
internationalization of the Yen and the probable impact on US-Japan
trade. also attended a TTAC-OEA discussion on the
Presidential rade fission to China and the US/China Joint Commission on
Science and Technology.
A/NIO/FDIA
met with the C/WSSIC to discuss mutual
support of DDAC and WSSIC.
Acting NIO/Latin America
met separately with
ith the Ambassador to El
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NIO/SP (Lawrence Gershwin) met with Dennis Smallwood, OSD, and SOVA
personnel to discuss methods DoD may employ to deal with uncertainties in
estimates of Soviet weapon system characteristics; met with NSC Staff
member Ken DeGraffenreid; and met with Ito
discuss his views of Soviet efforts at strategic deception.
A/NIO/SPI (met with Air Force personnel to negotiate
their provision of data for NIE 11-2/3-84: USSR: Air Defense of the
Soviet Homeland; and met with Andrew Marshall to coordinate intelligence
inputs to the DoD Long-Term Nuclear Strategy Study.
NIO/S&T (Julian Nall) and A/NIO/S&T met with Dr. Tom
Rona, Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, to discuss
SNIE 11-1/7-84: Prospects for the Transfer of Space Technology to the
Soviet Union, and to review other space-related S&T intelligence
problems; and with D/OSWR
NIO/USSR-EE (Fritz Ermarth) met with Under Secretary of Defense Fred
Ikle and Deputy Under Secretary of Defense Richard Perle to discuss the
status of US-Soviet relations; and discussed SNIE 11-9-84: Soviet Policy
Toward The US In The Short-Term, with NIC consultant
A/NIO/USSR-EE and a SOVA analyst discussed Soviet
leadership developments at a meeting chaired by Ambassador Matlock of the
NSC.
prepared a memorand
DCII prepared
material on the Duarte visit to Western Europe for the ; Staff; and
chaired a collogium with Dr. Steve Flanigan, a Council of Foreign
Relations Fellow and former SSCI staff member, who presented the findings
of his IISS Adelphi Paper on NATO's conventional defense improvements.
Herbert E. Meyer
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OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER
A copy of OMB's 2 July memo on controlling year-end spending was forwarded
to the Deputy Directors and AO/DCI for information and appropriate
action. The Comptroller stressed the importance of completing FY 1984
actions on a measured and timely basis.
FY 1985
-- As you know, our in 'gene oversight committees have reduced our 1985
manpower request by positions. Three alternatives accommodating this
reduction have been produced by this office and forwarded to all four
Deputy Directors for their consideration. Given congressional concerns
about our manpower growth, the Deputy Directors were also asked to
consider whether this reduction should be carried into the 1986 program.
-- At the request of I Director, Program and Budget Staff,
IC Staff, briefings have been scheduled for Tuesday, 24 July and
Wednesday, 25 July on several issues in the 1986 program.
Five GAO staffers came for
the second time to discuss year-end funding
in particular transfers to the DDI to
a e available to them the financial files
support external analysis). We made'
at our disposal and copies of the Agency's relevant regulations. They
read everything, copied nothing, and agreed to allow us to classify their
notes if necessary. They will return on Tuesday to read some documenta-
tion that we did not have available at the time. They did not read the
product of the external analysis that was funded. At this point they are
quite impressed with our financial recordkeeping. They are particularly
interested in appropriate certifying signatures and the dates on which
contracting activities took place.
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20 July 1984
DCI WEEKLY
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE
Bob Gates provided) kith an
excellent briefing on the DCI's leadership and support of the improvements
made in the Agency and Intelligence Community's intelligence analysis and
production processes. seemed genuinely impressed. This briefin
was in connection with a profile of the DCI he is doing
This coming week I will lunch with to ascertain what vibes
he is getting from the media about the Agency. will also lunch with
says his editors want him
to do in depth story about the Agency. I
will turn down the proposal which I believe is probably connected with the
effort to collect background information for some
uncomp ernen ary stories about the Agency.
Visits and Appearances
will represent the DCI at the 29th graduation
exercises of the photographic course
on 2-3 August.
The DCI met with the Girl's Nation Delegate (an American Legion
Auxiliary Program), and she received a briefing on the Agency and a tour
of points of interest on the 1st floor. This is the 7th year the Agency
has participated in this program.
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