MINUTES OF MEETING HELD IN DIRECTORS CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMIN BUILD CIA, AT 1045 14 SEPTEMBER 1954

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September 14, 1954
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SECRET Approved For Rel* 2003/02/27: CIA-RDP85S00362R0W. 0050014-9 IAC-M-169 14 September 1954 I N T E L L I G E N C E A D V I S O R Y C O M M I T T E E Minutes of Meeting Held in Director's Conference Room, Administration Building Central Intelligence Agency, at 1045 14 September 1954 Director of Central Intelligence Allen W. Dulles Presiding MEMBERS PRESENT Mr. W. Park Armstrong, Special Assistant for Intelligence, Department of State Major General John M. Willems, acting for Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, Department of the Army Rear Admiral Carl F. Espe, Director of Naval Intelligence, Department of the Navy Major General John A. Samford, Director of Intelligence, Headquarters, United States Air Force Rear Admiral Edwin T. Layton, Deputy Director for . ntelligence, The Joint Staff Mr. Harry S. Traynor, Atomic Energy Commission Representative to the IAC Mr. Ralph R. Roach, acting for Assistant to the Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation Lieutenant General Charles P. Cabell, Central Intelligence Agency Mr. Robert Amory, Jr., Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency Dr. H. Marshall Chadwell, Central Intelligence Agency Dr. Otto E. Guthe, Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency IAC-M-169 14 September 1954 Approved For Release 2003/02/.2zCCJ&$PP85S00362R000200050014-9 25X1 SECRET Approved For Rose 2003/02/27 : CIA-RDP85S00362F*200050014-9 IAC-M-169 14 September 1954 Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency Central Intelligence Agency Mr. Harald Jacobson, Department of State Mr. Howard Furnas, Department of State Mr. E. W. Doherty, Department of State Mr. Boris H. Klosson, Department of State Mr. John C. Guthrie, Department of State Lieutenant Colonel Vasco J. Fenili, Department of the Army Lieutenant Colonel James G. Martin, Department of the Army Captain Bruce E. Wiggin, Department of the Navy Colonel P. D. Wynne, Jr., United States Air Force! Lieutenant Colonel Clyde C. Wooten, United States Air Force Major Van A. Woods, Jr., United States Air Force Major John F. Alltms,: Jnited States Air Force Mr. Jonathan H. Gilmore, United States Air Force Captain Poyntell C. Staley, USN, The Joint Staff ? Captain Ralph M. Metcalf, USN, The Joint Staff Captain Carlyle Ingram, USN, The Joint Staff Colonel Robert Totten, USAF, The Joint Staff Colonel Ralph H. Wade, USAF, The Joint Staff Mr. Charles H. Reichardt, Atomic Energy Commission Mr. M. W. Kuhrtz, Federal Bureau of Investigation 25X1 National Security Agency IAC-M-169 14 September 1954 ? Approved For Release 2003/02/27 : CIA-RDP85SO0362R000200050014-9 SECRET SECRET Approved For Fuse 2003/02/27 : CIA-RDP85SO03621 0200050014-9 IAC-M-169 14 September 1954 ,Ap removal of Minutes (IAC-M-166, 4 September 1954; IAC-M-167, 7 September 1954) 1. Approved. 25X1 Proposed Estimate on Current Trends in South Vietnam 3. Mr. Dulles noted the urgent need for bringing to the attention of the policy makers the rapidly deteriorating situation in South Vietnam which might well result in the early loss of that area unless prompt action is taken. He indicated that he had earlier briefed the NSC on certain aspects of the situation but thought it highly desirable to prepare a memorandum on the subject, preferably one presenting a coordinated IAC position. Mr. Dulles then read a brief draft on the subject, copies of which were circulated. It was agreed that the representatives would meet later in the day to consider the draft and that if possible, an agreed paper would be issued by night or the next day. It was anticipated that coordination could be completed without another meeting of the committee. IAC-M-169 14 September 1954 Approved For Release 2003/02/2 C]AFP85SO0362R000200050014-9 SECR SECRET Approved For Fuse 2003/02/27 : CIA-RDP85S00362F&200050014-9 IAC-M-169 14 September 1954 Probable Warning-Soviet Attack on the US Through Mid-1957 (SNIE 11-8-54) 4. Approved as amended. General Cabell presented for consideration a paragraph developing the fact that advance warning must be considered in the light of the purpose of that warning. It was agreed that this was a matter of considerable importance but that it would be more appropriate to refer it to the NSC subcommittee for which SNIE 11-8-54 is being prepared than to include it in the estimate. ,Soviet-gapabilities and Probable Soviet Courses of'Action Through Mid-1959 (NIE 5. Approved as amended subject to a. A footnote to the first sentence of paragraph 9 by the Army member, concurred in by the Air Force member: b. Further study of Tables 5 and 6 concerning Soviet long-range aircraft by the Navy member in consultation with the Air Force member, and some modification of the title of Table 6 to conform to a suggestion of the Joint Staff member. It was agreed that the matter should?be resolved within two weeks, and, if the Navy member did not then concur in the tables, a footnote should be added to that effect and the paper published. Proposed DCID-15/1 Production ' and 'Coordination of Foreign 'Economic Intelligence (LAC-D-22/3 Revised, 3 -September 1954) 6. Approved as amended. IAC-M-169 14 September 1954 Approved For Release 2003/02127 -C IAA-RDP85SO0362R000200050014-9 SECRET Approved For IIase 2003/02/27 : CIA-RDP85S00362=0200050014-9 IAC-M-169 14 September 1954 Prol~ble Developments in Taiwan 7. Approved as amended subject to checking of the figure 625, 000 men" in paragraph 35. (NIE 43-54) Third Annual Progress Report to the IAC of the' Economic Intelligence Committee (J-AC-D-22/4, 7 September 1954) 8. Noted. Release of NIE 71-54 "Probable Developments in North Africa" to Foreign Governments 9. It was agreed not to release this estimate to foreign governments. Release of NIE 36-54 "Probable Developments in the Arab States" to Foreign Governments 10. It was agreed not to release this estimate to foreign governments. Adjournment: 1330 25X1 Secretary IAC-M-169 14 September 1954 Approved For Release 2003/02/SECRET 85SO0362R000200050014-9 ? 25X1 X1 ? SECRET r Approved For ease 2003/02/27 : CIA-RDP85S0036*0200050014-9 IAC-M-169 14 September 1954 Secretary's Note Estimates has recommended that foreign government. This matter will not be referred to the IAC for formal action except at the request of a member. not be released to any LAC-M-169 14 September 1954 Approved For Release 2003/02~(,?,ZCklt fDP85S00362R000200050014-9