NOTE TO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR-COMPTROLLER FROM R. L. BANNERMAN

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• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 25, 2003
• Sequence Number: 22
• Publication Date: October 7, 1966
• Content Type: NOTES

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Executive Director-Comptroller
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Reference my memorandum to you,
dated 29 September 1966, forwarded here-
with for your Information is a copy of a
clipping from the Salt Lake City Tribune,
dated 30 September 1966, covering the AP
Interview with
R. L. Bannerman
EO-DD/S:VRT/ms (6 Oct 66)
Distribution:
Orig - Adse, w/cy Att
Deputy Director for Support
7D18 Hqa
1 - DD/S Chrono
1 - DD/S Subject, w/cy Att & Background (DD/S 66-5147)
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CIA' Recruits
Graduates
!n .West Area
By TM KU M ty of otw
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P,(
The Associated Press ad a These tblde Include
T h e Central Intelligence
Agcy (CIA) will be nrryhing
inent 1college icr employ-
Rocky Mountain
states this fall to help fill shor.
taaes In critical professions
ineeded by the super secret or-
ganizitlon.
The CIA established a person
nee office in Slit Lake City in
July, headed by Recruiter Jack
0. Hanson.
"We're interested In all kinds
of applicants, the overt as wen
,as In the secret aspect of QA
an nient," Hanson stated.
His jurlsdlctioo is Now
Mexico, Artaona, Utah, Colas
Rlta en 1br glee CIA have
oncounbuid and radical ~ at ual
ties aid In fhr Mid-
west. Hanson said the CIA ?
trouble in the Rocky Mountain
state.
me schools Reason wM:
in.the next few months itx lode:
' In Utah - University of Utah.
Brigham Young Univrnrity,
Weber State College, Ufak; & mte
In Idaho - Idaho State Vrrl
versity.
Idaho. -----land motion pictures, by
The CIA his a critical need
for physicists. engineers at all
kinds, accountants, certified
public accountanrs and photo-
grammatt iats.
Hawn said h ws a jency has
seen hiring mae women. Hr
U this is, to some da~ree
traced b the drain on nnerpnw-
er by the Viet Nam war.
portraying an uoretllstic super
spy, have warped the imaging.
floe of applicants so that they
have a tnisconceptioe at what
CIA employment is.
"lho r the mostYpart." be con-
tinnd, "w nployes are engage l
doesn't anticipate that sort ct
in evaluation and irrltlng it is-
telllgesce reports - a far tlh5g
'We are late: ested In a varis-' No t>tA w PAP aS
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cal standards be enforced. the city recorder to set a date
,;,However, If financing cannot IMP Mr. Jorgensen and Asst
obtained )oc, home improw? C* atty. Lein Halgrsa to ap
CIA Is Recruiting
g t*
am mass" PM ftwng- Intelligor ce agency jobs jAge d.
and are at ffis Unft
ton, D.C: U.S. Service Camtnlssioa
only a aoaaf pee,amtige of and benefit ii-
applicants, Hanson said, are tee. exempt ssrv-
oepted by the CIA.' Most fa1l'to1t a policy.
Cadiaaed tram Pa0 &:I false' the lids standards. otir
from the glorified twat and his AM be said, are discouraged
clandestine operations.. Into taking immediate employ.
"When hnterviewiag a Wow," went elsewhere by a three to
he said, "ere haviF to set him five-month * period needed foe
on tbii glaritlcatloa Vie- pmt and to ongplate a
fore in and finds binsdf recnrity ebedt.
'y " Their has been some opposi.
An applicant for a profession- tian to CIA policies - some
al CIA must ba 24.,a voiced by Congress--bat Han.
M. d~ blab; hew a on said that on the whole the
degree and bf mature. "The agency's public Image is high.
isdtsaalways on tea looked He said the CIA employe has a
1hr military exp.- ciueer of geanine service to the
rience. - not so . much for the c my and one which bolds
training 6 for matatily;" tea- eoosklarable interest and chsl-
Mockup Of Jet
Osnib^iNd &M Pap 11.1
iruUe at IN gn.lft Per hour,
cam mMy zuox'e pasleagea
and apPpJ* ta~ .0 to 3S per
,ttK g
With Vii 'fin ,
Boelgg met ale sand widuir.
day they eluted ,,dam" a.-
ders for Ir to 1I of.2te planes
me erad e,: IBM- a sale of
MIba
DI, 2975 the company
sdcpects W have add 311 of the
and put less strsm as the run.
way tee .n >4ost heavy cargo
cratt.
In addtttoa, tie' eoglna.
Law 2% dMes. the tab"ff
IMW of pewees colors acrd
7St r-W ie get in
z C N4 I
shoe clinic
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4 Oct 66 '
Mr.T. -
You indicated earlier that
you would send a copy of
the attached forward to ExDir
when received.
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Remarks :
Attached is a thermofax copy of a clip-
ping from the Salt Lake City Tribune dated
30 September 1966 covering the AP interview
with
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REMARKS;
Recommend your signature.
VRT
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