MINUTES OF MEETING HELD IN IAC CONFERENCE ROOM,ADMINISTRATION BUILDING CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

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• Publication Date: February 11, 1958
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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
IAC Conference Room, Administration Building
Central Intelligence Agency, at 1045, 11 February 1958
Director of Central Intelligence
Allen W. Dulles
Presiding
MEMBERS PRESENT
Mr. Hugh S. Cumming, Jr., Director of Intelligence and Research,
Department of State
Major General Robert A. Schow, Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence,
Department of the Army
Rear Admiral Laurence H. Frost, Director of Naval Intelligence,
Department of the Navy
Major General James H. Walsh, acting Assistant Chief of Staff,.
Intelligence, United States Air Force
Brigadier General Richard Collins, Deputy Director for Intelligence,
The Joint Staff
Mr. Charles H. Reichardt, acting for Atomic Energy Commission
representative to the IAC
Mr. Ralph R. Roach, acting for Federal Bureau of Investigation
representative to the IAC
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1. Approval of Minutes
4 February Meeting
(IAC-M-327)
Approved as written.
2. Situation Review
a. Watch Committee Report
No. 3 92
b. The members discussed the French air attack on targets
in Tunisia, late developments in Indonesia, Franco-Spanish military
cooperation in Spanish Africa, and the possible union of Iraq and
Jordan. As to the action in Tunisia, the members agreed with the
Chairman that an estimate did not seem necessary at this juncture.
With regard to Indonesia,, the Chairman asked that the recent
speeches of Colonels Hussein and Simbolon, which contain the rebel
demands, be reproduced and disseminated. In response to a question
by the Chairman, Mr. Cumming expressed the opinion that military
action by the Djakarta Government is less likely than an attempt to
blockade the rebels into submission. He noted that the Department had
looked into the question of obtaining a delay in delivery of -aircraft on
order in the US for Indonesia. General Schow commented on the military
position of the rebels.
3. Reports of Warning Systems
Survey Committee
a. Second Quarterly Report
b. General Indicator List
(NIC No. 5-8-156, 16 January)
Approved as amended. The Chairman stated that the Indicator
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Guide was subject to constant review and necessary change. He
observed that copies of the Guide would be disseminated for use 25X1
according to the discretion of the intelligence collection unit of
each IAC component.
5. National Intelligence Estimates
a.
SNIE 11-3-58
Soviet Reactions to Possible
US Actions on Antarctica
Approved as amended. It was agreed that, for reasons
of sensitivity, dissemination of this estimate will be sharply restricted.
In this connection, the members agreed that a single copy of
SNIE 11-3-58 be forwarded to the Director of USIA for his personal
use,
b.
SNIE 11-58
Soviet Long-Range Bomber
Development, 1958-1962
Following a discussion of the substance of and the supporting
evidence for SNIE 11-58, during which the question of whether or not
to publish was raised, it was agreed to postpone final IAC consideration
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for two weeks. It was agreed that, in the meantime, the IAC repre=
sentatives will re-study the problems involved in the estimate and
reconvene for a clean-up meeting.
6. Report of IAC Ad Hoc Working Group
(IAC-D-111/3, 5 February)
The members noted the report of the IAC Ad Hoc Working
Group, and considered a CIA draft, which was tabled during the
meeting, of a charter for an lAC subcommittee to be entitled the
Critical Collection Problems Committee. The members approved
the draft charter as amended, and agreed that it should be trans-
mitted to the USCIB members, for consideration at the USCIB
meeting of 14 February.
7. Restricted Session
At 1250 the members went into a restricted session.
Adjournment: 1330
Acting Secretary
SECRETARY'S NOTE
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IAC Meeting, 11 February 1958
Central Intelligence Agency
Lieutenant General Charles P. Cabell
Mr. Robert Amory, Jr.
Mr. Sherman Kent
Dr. Otto E. Guthe
Dr. Herbert Scoville, Jr.
Department of State
Mr. Howard Wiedemann
Mr. Nelson
Mr. William McAfee
Department of the Army
Lieutenant Colonel Charles H. Pratt
Lieutenant Colonel Graham R. Evans
Major Kenneth Buell
Major Phillip Dunbar
Department of the Navy
Captain W. S. Howell
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Department of the Air Force
Colonel Shepler W. Fitzgerald, Jr.
Lieutenant Colonel Richard D. Day
Lieutenant Colonel Van A. Woods, Jr.
Major Marvin M. Glass
The Joint Staff
Colonel E.
G.
Van Orman, USMC
Colonel J.
M.
Pittman,
USA
Colonel R.
H.
Stumpf,
USA
Captain G.
H.
Carter,
USN
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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