OFFICE OF SECURITY SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES WEEK OF 5 APRIL 1979 (U)

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP84-00466R000100070003-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 6
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 12, 2001
• Sequence Number: 3
• Publication Date: April 12, 1979
• Content Type: MF

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~[ORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Administration
FROM: Robert ~P. Gambino
Dir?ctor of Security
SUBJECT: Office of Security Significant Activities
Week of S April 1979 (U)
REFSR$NCE: DDA Ada~inistratfve Instruction X74-5
1. This ~aemorandu~a iffi far information only. (U)
~. The activities of the Office of Security during the
week of S - ll April 1979 were highlighted by the following
items:
a. Dn S April, a representative of the office
briefed the Director of the National Photographic
Interpretation Center on personnel protection measures
to follow during hie forthcoAing trip tv Hurope. (C)
c. On 6 April, Ms, Betsy ~vyes, a uembsr of the
staff of tho Hnuse Permanent Select Coauitteo on Inte111gence,
ran afforded detailed briefings by Office of Security
representatives oa various aspects of Ageaey applicant
processing including the polygraph progras- and the
functions and makeup of the Applitaat Review Parcel.
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Security (PyM)
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2. On 9 April, representatives of the Office joined a
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~,,"-r for Operations Directorate records management officers by
~ ~ Office of Technical Service personnel who developed the
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the European Diviszon and its field facilities, will be
implemented in the rest of the waxld in August. (S)
3. On 5 April, a xepresentative of the Office briefed
,' the Director of the National Photographic Interpretation
Centex on personnel protection measuxes to follow Buring
his forthcoming trip to Europe. (C) 25X1A
6. Dr. Edwin A. Speakman, Science Advzsor to the Com-
manding General, U. S. Army Intelligence and Security
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i r Security (PTOS)
Entries for the DDA Lag
5 - 11 April 1979 (U)
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Command ( INSCOM), visited the 1A
from 1000 to 1.300 hours an 10 pry r. Spea man and
his party were briefed on the functions of the - in A1A
training programs and state-of-the-art technalagy relative
to technical listening devices. The Army's technical re-
source program and the problems that are encountered were
discussed.
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I~IEP~IORA.NDUi~1 FOR: Deputy Director of Security, PSI
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Chief, Staf# and Operations Branch
SUBJECT: Briefing for Iv1s. Betsy Keyes, House Permanent
Select Committee on Intelligence Staff
10 _~pril 1979
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ours;
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undersigned escorted Ivls. Reyes
to the Polygraph Branch for a
.~rnaLely one and one h
lf h
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the overall security processing. g oo in
Z? To the best recollection of the undersigned, i?Is. Keyes
availed herself of the opportunity to ask questions only once
during the briefing. At one point, she inquired as to s~rho
received waivers from the polygraph process. 25X1A
responded by pointing out that Presidential appointees are
not required to be polygraphed but most, if not all, have
volunteered for testing. He also, discussed at some length
the fact that waivers have been Granted on medical grounds
but in Coto we are talking about a ti-ery sma11 percentage of
applicants. r-is. Keyes did not pursue the matter any further.
For approx-
conducted a mast
present day utilization of the polygraph. He noted~theuchecks
and balances in effect to preclude misuse of the device; the
training requirement for Agency examiners, the techniques
utilized to elicit information and very carefully painted
out the role of the polygraph as an investi ativ
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gave leis. Keyes a b e briefxnb the undersigned
the Applicant Review Paneldow~henhad~prevQOUSlydbeenfbrng of
on this process and simply wanted to fill in the a iefed
recollection of the Panel's flanrt,,,~_.-.--. ~ g Ps in her
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