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Document number CIA-RDP80R01731R000700160015-6 declassified and released through the CIA's CREST database. Previously available only on four computers located outside of Washington D.C., the Agency was successfully pressured into putting the files online as a result of a MuckRock lawsuit and the efforts of Emma Best. The metadata was collected by Data.World, and the files are now being archived and made text searchable by the Internet Archive.

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Approved For Release 2006/10/17: CIA-RDP80R01 1 R001300130096-3 1 5 APP 1950 t e dy I'ir'ec` sor, Division of the Federal 1,egister The National Archives ashington 2$, V. C, Tear Mr. Kennedy: Concerning your letter of 1!, *nril 1950j the" d herewith a corrected cony of galley proof. Sincerely Enclosure a Galley Proof re. CIA I&SS NHL/rvh 21 April 1950 R 14 . I ^LLEN ~COET ~ ER DIRECTOR Of CENTRAL INTELLif?ENCE Distribution: 1 cc Signer's cony 1 cc Central Records (with basic) 1 cc 1 cc V"e 1 cc Chrono. - SCS JOH CDF Paa W-7- ram~,'xkl TZYZ rApr)rov For Release 2006/10/17: CIA-RDP80R0l731 ROCS 0f "''"`^4~~ Approved For Release 2006/10/17: CIA-RDP80R01731 R001300130096-3 40 W. B. H. I3i.rector Dtvis ors of the Federal 8 .ster The National lu-chives ' i t r2:-:;., D. C. 10:rec:ipt of your letter dated 7 April 1949 , rc uest.ing ix' for tion i.'or the 1949 edition of the U. 3. Cvor.t Wiwi.. asonz of security, no statements are submitted to Vie Federal .egistcr pursuant to Section 3(a)(1) of the AdmIL-Istrative- Procedure Act. No public disclosure is made of o-ur org: izatton, nor the general course and method by hick Our Lunctiona are channeled and determined, or other material r,uir.d under that section of the Act. The fxunctioria of this Age my are pre scribed by Section of the National Security Act of 19 (Public Law 253 , 6th C mss) and they have been set forth on pages 61 a X4 62 or the 1948 edition of the U. S. Gover nt Manual. ' .rre have boon no comes in our functions since that was written. It is, therefore, suggested that you again that text in the 1919 editon. F -ver, it ai i~ proper If you placed Mr. Sidney W. Souers signatur as Executive Secretary of the National Security Council, at the end of the section on the National security Council on PaRe 61 of the 1948 edition of the nual and n s: tune- at the and of the section on the Central Intelligence Agcy on page 62 of the Mmual This would seem to be proper in view of the fact that CIA is an independent Agency, ulth uai under the policy direction of the National curity Council. Sincerely yours, :r-tiE7 HILLENKOETTER RZi4 ACM's?SQL, U.-.N Ott eLT'OR O "'zNTK'Al 1-YT'~l l_rt; '~ ," UPforzhejmer:blc Central Records Signer Return to Pforzheimer eq,~ v- Po Approved For Release 2006/10/17: CIA-RDP80R01731 800130013006' 3 Approved For Release 2006/10/17: CIA-RDP80RO1731 R001300130096-3 0 0 THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES Division of the Federal Washington 25, D. C. Register ER-0-4108 April 7, 1949. Rear Adm. R. H. Hillenkoetter, USN Director of Central Intelligence Agency 2430 E Street, Nod Washington, D. C. lily dear Admiral Hillenkoetter. The Division of the Federal Register is now preparing the 1949 edition of the U. S. Government Organization Manual* This edition of the Manual will be the first to be published under Part 3 of the Regulations of the Administrative Committee of the Federal Register approve) by the President (13 F.R. 5935). The edition i*ill be substantially similar in scope and format to those published during recent years. It should be borne in mind, however, that the ranual statement concerning your agency will be based on the statements of organization which you have submitted to the Federal Register pursuant to section 3(a)(1) of the Administrative Procedure Act (5 U.S.C. 1002(a)(1)). It follows that your statements submitted under that statutory requirement should be brought up to date at this time. Your agency can assist this Division by, (1) filing promptly any documents required in order to comply strictly with section 3(a)(1) of the Administrative Procedure Act; (2) preparing and submitting an organization chart suitable for reproduction in the Manual; (3) promptly returning the Manual manuscript which will be forwarded to you for review at an early date. The 1949 edition of the Manual will present the organization of the Government as of June 30, 1949. In order to assure an early publication date the manuscript will be sent to the printer on May 31, 194.9. Very truly yours, (s) 13R. Kennedy, Director

Session 1862-1863

LETTER TO MR. DAN W. PITNER FROM W. B. SMITH RDP80R01731R003100130018-9

LETTER TO MR. ROBERT B. WILCOX, PRESIDENT FROM ALLEN W. DULLES RDP80B01676R004100020063-8

Document number CIA-RDP80R01731R003100040080-0 declassified and released through the CIA's CREST database. Previously available only on four computers located outside of Washington D.C., the Agency was successfully pressured into putting the files online as a result of a MuckRock lawsuit and the efforts of Emma Best. The metadata was collected by Data.World, and the files are now being archived and made text searchable by the Internet Archive.

LETTER TO MR. RAYMOND P. WHEARTY FROM WALTER B. SMITH RDP80R01731R002900410006-4

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Session 1856-1857

Session 1861-1862

Session 1861-1862

April 25, 1902

stt 093 Approved For Rele'gW2005YO1127':` tA.!RDP' 8Ot?2 i,5k6Ob300230024-4 WASHINGTON, J.C. 20505 18 August 1972 Mr. B. Brooks Thomas Vice President and General Counsel Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc. 10 East 53rd Street New York, New York 10022 I am enclosing a copy of a paper called "World Opium Survey 1972, " which you may have read about in the newspapers. This was put out by the Cabinet Committee on International Narcotics Control, and contributions were made by all agencies participating in the effort to control the illicit narcotics traffic. I assure you I am not sending this as an attack on or answer to Mr. McCoy's book, but since you are publishing the book I felt a study of this nature would be of keen interest to you. Incidentally, I thought your advertisement for Mr. McCoy's book, which I saw in a recent copy of The New York Times, was a fair enough statement of our negotiations with you. Certainly, if anything that we did had a "'chilling effect" as claimed by Nat Hentoff in the village Voice, it was not noticeable at this end. Perhaps on one of my rare trips to New York we might have lunch and philosophize on the subject a bit. Sincerely, 25X1A Lawrence R. Houston General Counsel cc: ExDir-Compt C/DDP O/IG DDI FE C/HIC ADDP OLC Mr. Thuermer SA/ DDS Approved For Release 2005/01/27 : CIA-RDP74B00415R000300230024-4 25X1A

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Burlington & Missouri River 2-8-0 Class D-4 3316 presumed at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, sometime in 1903, photo by Baldwin Locomotive Works, Chuck Zeiler collection.  This locomotive was built in 1903 for the Burlington & Missouri River (a subsidiary of the Chicago Burlington & Quincy) as class D-4 number 3316, renumbered in 1904 to CB&Q 3191, retired in June 1927.  The B&MR received 2-8-0 class D-4 locomotives from both Baldwin (sub-classed D-4B) and Schenectady (Alco, sub-classed D-4A).  A total of 100 D-4's were built, 75 by Alco and 25 by Baldwin, and at the time of their construction, they were the largest and heaviest locomotives on the Burlington system.  They employed 12-inch piston steam valves actuated by Stephenson valve gear.  The following is from Burlington Route Historical Society's Bulletin #29, edited by Hol Wagner:  There were a number of differences between locomotives of the two builders, chief among them being the slope of the firebox and style and positioning of the domes (the bell and sandbox being transposed on the two builders versions).  The two slightly different firebox designs were both examples of the "kinked" or "broken back" arrangement commonly used in the first years of the 20th Century on early wide firebox locomotives (which also employed two separate firing doors on the backhead).  In this arrangement, the rear portion of the mud ring was horizontal, while the front portion sloped downward between the last two pairs of drivers. The downward slope was more pronounced on the Schenectady D-4's than on the Baldwins.  The slope had the disadvantage of allowing the fire to slide forward on the sloping grates, gathering at the firebox throat under the fire-brick arch - the point of least fire activity - and choking the lower boiler tubes while leaving a hole in the fire at the point of the kink.  Consequently, the Baldwin firebox, with its lesser slope (because it began further to the rear) was a more efficient design.

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Approvor Release 2002/01/07 : CIA-RDP7527A000400040020-6 tTy NAvAL WAR C Lum Sal ev "a pssemew Nr*rcwT. R. 1. JUN . 2 9 1961 y dear Mr. Dulles: As part of our Strategy studies for the 1961-62 academic year, we will be amiltit the organisation, responsibilities, functions and relationship of the offices, departments and agencies Involved in the formulation and implementa- tion of satiosial security policy. I am most pleased to extend to you a most cordial invitation to send a representative from your agency to participate in this program on Monday, 16 October 1961. If he could address the staff and students at 11:00 a. in. on the subject, The U. S. National Intelligence Systetn in National Security Policy", including in his remarks an examination of the national intelligence community and the relationships between its various com- ponents and an analysis of the responsibilities and functions of the community in the formulation and Implementation of national security policy, it would materially assist the students in their understanding of the intelligence system. In the afternem, I have scheduled informal discussions in which we would also like him to participate using the morning's topic as a point of departure and discussing the subject in greater detail. [r. Robert Amory has given excellent lectures to the Naval War College in the past on this subject, and is suggested as a representative if his duties will permit The audience will consist of the staff and students of the Naval Warfare and Comm" and Staff Departments, numbering approximately four hundred officers of all the armed services and civilians from various other governmen- tal agencies. All members of the audience will be U. S. nationals, cleared to rtltcetve e4curtty Laformation classified up to and including TOP SECRET. U this levitation can be accepted, direct liaison with your representative lit requested la order that necessary arrangements can be completed. Document No. Review at this deoi+sest by CIA ha$ determined that W CIA has no #111900t to 1101148 p it contain* Intermefts of CIA Interest that rest remain ciasefied at T$ S Authoritye till 10.2 p ti contains nothing of CIA Interest Sincerely yours, B. L. AUSTIN Data Reviewer Vice Adenfcal, U. S. Navy President, Naval War College T h e . AU eft W. Dulle a Dtrtss r W@SQ:(01/07 : CIA-RDP78-03527A000400040020-6 Ta OVWo"Ue V. C.

Approved For Releaa 2005/07/13: CIA-RDP79ROO967AO00400050017-1 SECRET CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 27 September 1961 MEMORANDUM FORS Mr. Allan Evans, State (I NR) Colonel B. R. Brown, USA (ACSI) Captain G. K. Nicodemue,, USN (ONI) Colonel F. J. Cole, USAF (AFCIN 2133) Colonel K. T. Gould LISA J-2, The Joint Staff) NSA Mr. Randolph V. Zander, Defense (OSO) la The Office of National Estimates is moving into its quarters in the new C.I.A. building at Langley on Saturday, 30 Septerrbe e,, Beginning 2 October, therefore, all. meetings with your representatives on terms of reference, draft estimates, and the Weekly Review of Cold. War Crisis Situations will take place at the Langley building? Until further notice, the United States Intelligence Board will continue to meet in 115 Administration Building. 2e We plan no change in the times of meetings, These will normally be held at 1000 or at 1400, as at present, Meetings will normally be held in Room 7E62, which is the ONE Conference Room, or in Room 7E24, which in due course will became the USID Conference Room. These rooms are in E Corridor on the seventh floor, There will be ample parking in the north parking area, most of which is not now assigned. The building entrance closest to the O/NE area is at the northeast corner of the building on the north parking area. 3. Those persons now holding limited passes will be admitted to the new headquarters building in the same manner as they are now admitted. to the Administration Building, The guards can direct conferees holding passes to the nearest elevators; Corridor E is a short distance to the right of the elevator exits on the SECRET 25X1 Approved For Release 2005/07/13 : CIA-RDP79R00967A000800050017-1 Approved For Relea3'2005/07/13: CIA-RDP79R00967A000 QJ 050017-1 SECRET seventh floor. Persons not holding passes meat be escorted, Escorts can be obtained by having the recep?ionist cal: the office of the Doard of National Estimates (Extension number Acting Depity Auslat rit Director National E ttlf n:ws - 2 - SECRET Approved For Release 2005/07/13 : CIA-RDP79R00967A000800050017-1

Approved For Releas&2004/12/01 : CIA-RDP 23 April 1976 Mr. E. Henry Knoche' Deputy Director Designate Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D. C. 20505 Dear Mr. Knoche, It is so very good to see the first string men finally begin to see some action. Rosemary and I extend to you our best wishes on your assumption to a richly deserved position. I an taking the liberty of enclosing the local paper's treat- ment of your nomination. Good luck. Very sincerely, Approved For Release 2004/12/01 : CIA-RDP79M00467A000200050051-9

Hpprovea ror rcerease ~uuuuuiri : ~iH-rcuruursu~rufbrcu~yuu~buu~iu- _ n ~1:. 21 Novembetr 1962 ~~. Gilliam Vii. Ureic Jr. ~sputy Urcd~r S~cratary ?i State f`c~r .Adr~xinistzation 1~V'~ts~x~gtvn 25, D. C. ~~.x Bill:. l.ay thaa&s #'or sending me y+aur itinerary. W e have dispatched a cabte t~ ~ and the+Y will be rr~ady to brief fn whsat~av~er detsil yc~u desire. # have .not #ricluded a the bxie#ings schs~dule as it ~auld be be~rt #or berth of us if r-o contaet were+ znada in th~a~+a areaa~. licravevar, if y~ would lik,~ a geaeual xua dv~-n 4n those t~vo ~"it36ts, we would be happp tea give it to you either beiare yaat leave ar attar qc-u return. Hs.v?a geed trip. t~"ith bast wfshas. Sincerely yor~rs~ Lyman B. ICirkpatz#ck ]G~cecutive~ Directar LB K: drm Distribution: Original -Addressee /1 - E R ~,~ j ~ C,~~,,,, 1 - ExDir chrono 25X1 Approved For Release 2002/08/21 : ~~A;,R~P80B01676R002900260010-4 Approved For Relq,~se 2002/08/21 :CIA-RDP80B01676R002900260010-~ ' '~'t ' ~~ ~' ... DEPUTY UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE ~ ~~^~~?~ ~ FOR ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON Attached is a copy of the itinerary for my forthcoming trip to Europe. As I indicated in our conversation this morning, I would appreciate any comments you would care to make. With best personal regards. Sincerely yours, William H. Orrick, Jr. a/s. Mr. Lyman Kirkpatrick, Central Intelligence Agency, Room 6067, 24 30 E Street, N.W., Washington 25 , ~7. G . Approved For Release 2002/08/21 :CIA-RDP80B01676R002900260010-4 STAT gpproved For Release 2002/08/21 :CIA-RDP80B01676R002900260010-4 Next 1 Page(s) In Document Exempt Approved For Release 2002/08/21 :CIA-RDP80B01676R002900260010-4

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STAT Approved For Release 2002/08/23 : CIA-RDP80BO1676R '03500150048-8 Mr. David S. Lj3uhW, Jr. P'ubliaber, flWMTY-MIWKE arvt UWS Sarasota,, YJAWida Dear . Lindsay: 2 g APR 1961 Congratulations on yew rs-election for another two-year terra as a director of the Aneri csa Newspaper Publishers Association. It was good to meet you last Tuesday at the State Department. As I let you know then, I vu certainly plsaeed with your patriotic attitub. I know that you listened to the President's speech on Thursday, which in ' ways expressed viii that we similar to your Every goo wish. ()CI/SJ0rogan/nhh *28 April 1961)' Distribution: Orig. Add 1.- ER - DCI ' via Reading 2 - SJa Sincerely, SIGNED Allan W. Dulls Director Approved For Release 2002/08/23 : CIA-RDP80BO1676R003500150048-8 Approved For Release 2002/08/23 : CIA-RDP80BO1676R003500150048-8 W. David Jr. Ptabl sher, W"W 'TRIBUNE and its Sarasota, idea 2 9 APR 1961 Dear Mr. Lindsay, Congratulations on your re-election for another two-jeer ter* as a director of the man I sw r Publishers Association. It was good to meet You last Tuesday at the Mate Departmtent. As I let you know then, I was certainly pleased with your patriotic attitude. I know that you listened to the President's speech on Thursday, which in awW way expressed views that are similar to you osam,. Every good wish. Sincerely, Allen W. Dullos, 1irector ( ODCI/SJGrogan/nhh *28 April 1961) Distribution: Cr1 - Add - ER 1 - DCI via Reading 2 - SJfi (E ?E Approved For Release 2002/08/23 : CIA-RDP80BO1676R003500150048-8

? Approved For Release 2002/10/10 CIA- Mr. Nicholas Kelley; President National Civil Service League 315 Fifth Avenue New York 16, New York 9 FebruerY 196 Dear Mr. Kelley: Thank you very much for your letter of January ZZ, 1960, advising me of my selection as one of the ten recipients of the annual Career Service Awards for the year 1960. I am deeply appreciative of this homgt.- Mrs. Kirkpatrick and I will be delighted to attend the dinner at the Sheraton-Park Hotel on Tuesday, March 15. Sincerely, LBK:rm Orig - addressee I - IG I - Col. Grogan 1-ER I ft Lyman B. Kirkpatrick, Jr. Executive Registry P80B01676R0036001100.41-8 Approved For Release 2002/10/10 : CIA-RDP80BO16766R003600110041-8

i re '- / r s-7 Approved For Release 2003/07/01 : CIA-RDP80BO1676R004300110003-2 COMMISSION ON FOREIGN ECONOMIC POLICY FOURTH AND C STREETS SW. WASHINGTON 25, D. C. October 8, 1953 Mr. Allen W. Dulles Director Central Intelligence Agency 2430 E Street Washington, D. C. My first thought this morning is to write you this personal note to thank you for that very intelligent briefing which you gave the Commission yesterday. I realize it entailed considerable sacrifice in the midst of your extraordinarily busy life to give us that much time, but nothing could have been more important in the opening of the minds of this Commission to the gravity of our problems than the series of con- ferences we were privileged to enjoy. Sincerely yours, Clarence B. Randall Chairman Approved For Release 2003/07/01 : CIA-RDP80BO1676R004300110003-2

STAT Herbert E. Hetu Assistant for Public Affairs to the Director of Central ` Intelligence Approved Fo~lease 2004/02/23: CIA-RDP80M00 Mr. Gordon B. McLendon Dear Mr. McLendon: Admiral Turner has asked me to thank you for your letter of November 30th, concerning a possible CIA television series. i would be happy. to discuss your ideas and scripts anytime at your convenience. As Admiral Turner mentioned to Mr. Bush, there are. some very special problems in preparing scripts on intelligence due to the nature of our business. In addition, there are some difficulties in CIA approving scripts and story lines since this can imply endorsement of the series or authenti- .cation of the story. However,, we would be very happy to-discuss this in detail and look forward to meeting with you. In the meantime, if I can be of any assistance or provide information which may be helpful, please let me know. Sincerely, Approved For Release 2004/02/23 CIA-RDP80MO0165AO02600060001-0

base 2006/11/04: CIA-RDP80RO1731 R002900410005-5 -_ TOP SECRET Adnk SIGNATURE RECORD AND COVER SHEET DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION REGISTRY SOURCE CIA CONTROL NO. 76467 DOC. NO. DATE DOCUMENT RECEIVED DOC. DATE 1012 COPY NO. LOGGED BY NUMBER OF PAG NUMBER OF ATTACHMENTS XR 76446 & 7647G ATTENTION: This form will be attached to each Top Secret document received by the Central Intelligence Agency or classified Top Secret within the CIA and will remain attached to the document until such time as it is downgraded, destroyed, or transmitted outside of CIA. Access to Top Secret material is limited to those individuals whose official duties relate to the material. Each alternate or assist- ant Top Secret Control Officer who receives and/or releases the attached Top Secret material will sign this form and indicate period of custody in the left-hand columns provided. The name of each individual who has seen the Top Secret document and the date of han- dling should be indicated in the right-hand columns. REFERRED TO RECEIVED RELEASED SEEN BY OFFICE SIGNATURE DATE TIME DATE TIME NAME AND OFFICE SYMBOL DATE ER 110/2 1200 NOTICE OF DETACHMENT: When this form is detached from Top Secret material it shall be completed in the appropriate spaces below and transmitted to Central Top Secret Control for record. THE TOP SECRET MATERIAL DETACHED FROM THIS FORM WAS: BY (Signature) DOWNGRADED ^ DESTROYED ^ DISPATCHED (OUTSIDE CIA) TO FORM OFFICE DATE 1951 38-13 MAR 1951 I TOP SECRET 16--6113R-2 GPO AnnrnUPd Fnr Release 2006/11/04: CIA-RDP80RA`7 1~0029Q04')t.3(75= Approved For Release 2006/11/04: CIA-RDP80R01731 R002900410005-5 Tod SECHO Seggr y l f: 105 ~;ast2 in ;toil. interdepartmental Committee an Internal Lecarity 2107 Department of Justice r._: d earty,,ry_(4hairman,.v near Mr. . :hc airty. In reply to your letter of }ctd? U :1, 1; 2, this }ili advise oL: of the Central :ntelli once :e c fir e a, e=nt with the proposal tat an ad hoe group co& duct the initial exploration ,preparatory to Mak recomu:,ziations xe .ardi a1 the Totter mentioned in tae President's lei.ta r. Colo wl. ,iaeffieid -w i alyds, our la:kc; ; )f inspection and will re~,rssent Viiis`S :$ f,:;acy in -1 the `coup. "16467 Cops Distribution: Copy 1 of 5 Addressee .2 of 5 - Addressee 3 of 5 - Asst. Deputy (Adm) r Security (w/basic letter) !t of 5 - Signer (Official) VP 5 of 5 - Signer (Reading RANDUM FOR: GENERALOITH 1. Mr.Raymond P. Whearty, Chairman of the Interdepartmental Committee on Internal Security, requests your written approval of the proposed ad h rou to do the spade-work in connection with He also wishes confirmation of A's designee to this group. 25X1 2. A suggested reply is attached. 01 62c 1{s a, -,,e 1 October 192 (DATE)

Approved For Releas903/06/13: CIA-RDP80RO1731ROO31#0 1 40012 20 April 1951 Mr. Philip Youngs Executive Dirsotm The =?r gricaii-l mbley Graduate School of Business Columbia University New York 27, N. Y. Dear ""r? Young: Thanks very-much for yc letter of April I6t , relative to The American ' sse ibley. I have read with rots r,st the attached s sxratndum outlining the functions and objectives of the AammbIV. his promises to be a most wortile project, and wou L:: appreciate receiving &y cur rary you may plan to publish at the conclusion of the conference, incerely! WALT B. SMITH Director. 0/'DCI; fm DIST: Orig -addressee 2 cc - signer }cC C-44, ee - W Approved For Release 200A69/'13: CIA-RDP80R01731 R003100240012-3

SECRET Approved For INfe' 2 0041 ' : C RDP$ f8eR000100110017-4 Washington, D.C. 20505 29 July 1980 Mr. E. P. Black Chairman, Intelligence Advisory Committee Office of the Under Secretary of-State for External Affairs Ottawa, Canada As you know, the President of the United States has directed that the Director of Central Intelligence establish and operate for the U. S. Government a single, Intelligence Community-wide, controlled access system--to be called APEX. It will replace the several extant compartmented systems that now protect Sensitive Compartmented Information. This note is to solicit your examina- tion of the proposed APEX system in the hope that your government will adopt this system, to the extent permitted by your law and circumstances. Conversations concerning the APEX concept have oc- curred over the past several months between your representatives in Washington and me, as Special Assistant to the DCI for Compart- mentation. These talks will continue. In addition, I invite you to initiate bilateral conversations between your specific depart- ments, agencies and/or committees concerned with SCI and their U. S. opposite numbers in order to understand the impact and implications of your possible adoption of the APEX Control System to replace the several which now exist. The DCI has no intent to modify that which is exchanged between us or the mutually agreed upon sharing of tasks to maximize the effectiveness of intelligence produced by our several resource bases. APEX is intended only to provide centralized administrative and security procedure for those exchanges, to replace the multiple systems now in being. Please feel free to contact the Director of Central Intelligence or me regarding APEX as a concept or otherwise. I invite your specific agencies or organizations to contact their opposite numbers regarding details of the effect of APEX on how we will protect and administer our shared tasks and information. Yours sincerely, 25X1 Sp ecial/Assistant to the DCI 25X1 for Compartmentation Approved For Release 2004/ffiTCIA-RDP85T00 . Foee,1,o 2,-(4_ /^ 04--11:2 25X1 25X1 Approved For Release 2004/05/12 : CIA-RDP85T00788R000100110017-4 SECRET Letter to E. P. Black, Chairman, Intelligence Advisory Committee, Office of the Under Secretary of State for External Affairs, Ottawa, Canada, from SA/DCI/C, dtd 29 July 1980 re proposed APEX System SA/DCI/ rtb (29 July 1980) Distribution: Original - Addressee (pouched vi C/Foreign Liaison Staff/NFAC) 2 X1 1 - Executive Registry 1 - DCI APEX Security Officer 1 - SA/DCI/C File 1 - SA/DCI/C Chrono I - C/Foreign Liaison Staff/NFAC SECRET Approved For Release 2004/05/12 : CIA-RDP85T00788R000100110017-4

Approved For Release~002/08/21 :CIA-RDP80B01676R002900180006-8 ~.xecutive Regis::g UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY WAS~i INGTON OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR Dear Kirk, July 17, 1963 Thank you for the tear sheet from "Sports Illustrated". If the Cuban who said he is not getting enough baseball information is able to listen to the Voice of America, he can get considerable baseball news. Except during the Cuban crisis period, we have consistently carried approximately ten minutes of sports every night in our Cuban "hour", much of it devoted to baseball. This is on the air at 10:50 p, m. EST and is repeated the next day at 6:50 a, m. EST. Additionally, for the past several weeks we have been running a 15-minute hemisphere sports program at 11:15 p, m. EST, with generous attention to baseball. Once each week we carry a re-creation of a major league b~.seball game during this period. We plan to continue this schedule the rest of the baseball season. I am writing "Sports Illustrated" to bring these facts to the attention of their readers. 'tM1l'ith all good wishes. Enclosure: Letter to "Sports ,Illustrated" Mx. Lyman B. Kirkpatrick Executive Director Central Intelligence Agency Washington 25, D, C, Since rely, Edward R. Murrow Director .O/Exec Dir - 25 July: Copy sent to CA Staff for info, ExDir advised 9 a. m. mee~g on 22 July, Approved For Release 2002/08/21 :CIA-RDP80B01676R002900180006-8 t' Approved For Release 2002/08/21 :CIA-RDP80B01676R002900180006-8 JUL 17 1963 .tg ~~ Armed .~'c~~e~~ i~c~ti~~ ; ~t+~~e#rm ~~~ ~ase~ #a~~ ~r~~r ~ t+o : pr~~r ~31~~~~~ a~i~rs s ~~~~~ *_ -- as ~.~ ~.r~i~ria Est ~ -. _ ~~ ~ c~ r~ ~ ~~s:~i~ i~r t~~~ ~attsee~ ~uat o~~~r erEs ~# ~:~fe~ri~ as ~rat3 a+~ ~sss~11. ~~ ~ ~+~:~ cif rn~r~ ~ ~.~etsat ~~ ~'i3z~awt~+ss ~ PAY _ ~~'~y x #~~s ~ ~i ~~ x:50 a.. r:. ~'`"~', t~.~~ ~1 ~~a1~ra ~r Via, te~+~ pr~~r~~s Y+~~~~ ~~. ar nnr Sa Q t~0 YA ~` ~~ .e~ tS n~ S~ ~ CC: Mr. Kirkpatrick ~AY~~~4r~~ 2002/08/21 :CIA-RDP80B01676R002900180006-8 'i~c~w Y'o'rk 2[t, Ad~vr Y4~k Approved For Release 2002/08/21 :CIA-RDP80B01676R002900180006-8 ~~ . ~ ~~ ~u~y 1963 Hon. Edward R. M__~r=oy~` Director United 9tatea Information Agency 1776 ~'ersnsylvaaia Avenue Waehingtor~, I). C. Dear .~d: The boas asked me to send to you this page frorr~ the 3une 24th issue of "ports Illustrated" with the letter from the Cuban protest- ing that he is not getting enough baseball information. He thought you might tae interested in this far your own ~urpasee. pith my very best wishes, >inoe~rely yours, ynan ~. KirkQatrick :=+X$Ct2#1V~ 1'.?iTlDCttir LB K: drm Distribution: Original w/e w/o ' w/o ' A`~d~ e~see3 - ER ,~ - ExDir chron~'i~ Approved For Release 2002/08/21 : CIA~RDP80B01676R002900180006-8

TS-76593 Approved For Release 2003/05/05 : CIA-RDP80R01731 R000800070024-5 l,(- -3 Mr. James S. Lay, Jr. p Executive Secretary National Security Council 300 Executive Office Building Washington, D. Co Dear Mr. Lays I attach a memorandum outlining the procedures which the Psychological Strategy Board has agreed to follow in carrying out its responsibilities under 85C l0/5. This memorandum has been approved by all members of the PSB. I as sending you this randun with the request that it be brought formally to the notice of the National Security Council. Sincerely, Walter B. Smith Director ittacbment TS-76555 Automatic down-grade to SEC when 0%DCI:WGJ:jr (10 Nov 52) Distribution: Copies 1 & 2 - Addressee 3 & 4 - Signer V 5 - Admin. Files 6 - WG4 !E$ wHati Errs :sue, ~cErE.~st~:1~~, 25X1 ILLEGIB Approved For Release 2003/05/05 CIA-RDP80R01731 000800070024-5 ,,..~.... ....~,......- ?; .pw ReWa" '2QbM051a0? =L R& RQ=1 RQaaa aazaa2 -& SIGNATURE RECORD AND COVER SHEET 25X1 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION REGISTRY SOURCE CIA CONTROL NO. DOC. NO. DATE DOCUMENT RECEIVED OOC. DATE 3 3 III COPY NO. L3 . LOGGED BY NUMBER OF PAGES - NUMBER OF ATTACHMENTS "'TTENTION: This form will be attached to each Top Secret document received by the Central Intelligence Agency or classified Top Secret within the CIA and will remain attached to the document until such time as It is downgraded, destroyed, or transmitted outside of ,CIA. Access to Top Secret material is limited to those individuals whose official duties relate to the material. Each alternate or Assist. ant Top Secret Control Officer who receives and/or releases the attached Top Secret material will sign this form and indicate period of custody in the left-hand columns provided. The name of each individual who has seen the Top Secret document and the date of han- dling should be indicated in the right-hand columns. REFERRED TO , .. RECEIVED RELEASED SEEN BY OFFICE --SIGNATURE DATE TIME DATE TIME NAME AND OFFICE SYMBOL DATE 1E3? ,- _ BOX ;-.._ ~._._._ ------ - Ll~ii I't U. TOTAL DOGS HEREIN _ .-------- NO CHANGE IN CLASS. p ri GLASSIFIEn CLASS. CIUPIG'F:U TOI TS S~ NEXT RLVtEVi OAYtI a f AUTH, DATES 30 + i AR BEYIEWER4 y P NOTICE OF DETACHMENT: When this form is detached from Top Secret material it shall be completed in the appropriate spaces below and transmitted to Central Top Secret Control for record. I? THE TOP SECRET MATERIAL DETACHED FROM THIS FORM WAS: BY (Signature) DOWNGRADED ^ DESTROYED ^ DISPATCHED (OUTSIDE CIA) TO OFFICE DATE 1fl-63139-3 eP0 FORM N0. 3 8-1 TOP SECRET JAN 1812 SJ 5X1 5X1 Approved For Release 2003/05/05 : CIA-RDP80R01731 R000800070024-51Z-

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Approved For Release 2004: CIA-RDP81 M00980R04 0?4017 C~ion~ressiLnta1 tiff ~irPr#nr VOTING January 23, 1978 FIRST CLASS MAIL Mr. George L. Cary Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D. C. 20505 Your cooperation now will help us publish the 1978 Congressional Staff Directory earlier and more accurately. Enclosed for your review is a copy of the listing for your Agency as you submitted it last fall and as it was printed in the 1978 Advance Locator this month. Will you please have one of your aides look it over and make any appropriate changes. Feel free to add any offices or personnel who are most frequently contacted by the Hill, other governmental agencies or departments, or the public. We are anxious to have the listing for your department exactly as you wish it. Please return your updated listing immediately. If you have additional changes between the day you return the form and March 10, 1978, have one of your staff call Bobbie Roger-, at 836-7500 so we can keep the information current. As a result of the cooperation of our friends in the Government and on the Hill, our directory has grown until it is now recognized as an authority and used widely by government, the legal profession, industry, radio, TV, the press and colleges. More than 8,000 libraries now make this directory available to readers as a reference. Thank you for your help and cooperation. Editor - Publisher Approved For Release 2004/09/24: CIA-RDP81M00980R000900040011-7 CONGRE-Wi&~,eaTOWFF l%?SIOAU / ~4!IAQI,I?NMN 09 0R00NG&04991417 (703) 836-7500 Washington, D. C. 20505 Turner, Adm. Stansfield Director Blake, John F. [Acting] Deputy Director Cary, George L Leyislc'aive Counsel Congressional Inquiries Please indicate below the person to be, c-8yu s~ ,~1~ ]~ stians. Approved For Release 2004/09/24~N1M009$OIOUgUO0g1~

Approved For Release 2008/01/09: CIA-RDP83M00914R002300110026-1 EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAT Routing Slip SA/IA Approved For Release 2008/01/09: CIA-RDP83M00914R002300110026-1 Approved For Release 2008/01/09: CIA-RDP83M00914R002300110026-1 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN LYNDON B. JOHNSON SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS AUSTIN, TEXAS 78712-7450 December 3, 1982 Mr. William J. Casey P.O. Box 1925, Department A Room 812 Central Intelligence Agency Washington, DC 20013 Once again the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs is exploring summer internship opportunities. A required part of the School's curriculum, the internship provides a significant educational experience for LBJ students. "Doing more with less" is a pervasive theme these days in both public and private sectors. Employers of LBJ interns have been enthusiastic about interns' performance. They recognize also that cost factors are relatively low in relationship to the quality of work produced. The new first-year class appears to be as promising as those in the past and its members possess a variety of undergraduate degrees and substantial work experience. Enclosed you will find information about the LBJ School and the internship program, including a list of last summer's internship locations and respon- sibilities. We hope you will consider providing an internship for an LBJ student during the summer of 1983. I would be very pleased to discuss the program with you by telephone or in person. Because the process takes some time, I encourage you to contact me as soon as possible so that placement may be assured. I look forward to hearing from you soon. STAT Approved For Release 2008/01/09: CIA-RDP83M00914R002300110026-1 _

Approved, For Release 2007/04/25: CIA-RDP86B00885R000800990341-3 V MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Btj Group for Africs-u Affairs --.cbairod 1AY~`Aesiatant Stary of State , for African Affairs -- is the sp eiia 4CIA represeflitative on the groitp is Chief-of Africa - #ivision. the NIO for jglUl Christisoi5X1 will a s .attend all 'meetings. B. C. Evans, Executive Se r ts-ry 1. For this particular study (NSSM Z), the NSC Interdepartmental ligence, and Chairman/Joint Chiefs of~$taff) and to other agencies as appro- priate. The NSIM ,assigns action by directing that a atud~ be prepared by an ad hoc .committee, or one of five x i gional Interdeparimegital Groups, Or the Under Secretaries Comazitte. An Assistant Secretary of State chairs'. the Interdepartmental Groups#- and the NSC Staff dos ignattts a chairman for the ad hoc committees. Each ?N$$M addressee designates a representative. Group (Secretary of, State, Secretary of Defense, Director of Central Intel 2. The NEC Staff sends NS$Ma to members of the.. Se jor Review 3. Within 'CIA, the Executive Secretary'asai o action and info addressees as appropriate. When we receive the paper here, we look for any other correspondence on the subject to be aware of previous processing. We keep track of the action by our own in-house sutpna system and on the. Checklist so we know when It is due and if the due date eU One of the NIGt usually acts as the Ageacy'representative ?.when.ap ad hoc committee' has the action. A DDO Division Chief is the.Agency .presentative on the Interdepartnlentalvroups, although an NIO aorraU'takes part in the management of the response. The Directoratesi-'ttn substantive .inputs. The O/DDI is still the office of record for NS!'i s, t when a written,NSSM response is prepared, the NIOs usually prepare tlr #psponse for your sigpa. 4. When the response is complete, it goes to t +s- NSC Staff for review where the Senior Review Group either considers it'at'a'meeting or returns it to the NSSM addressees for concurrence or comments. The President may then call for an NSC meeting to consider the response, or he can issue, a- National Decision Memorandum, with or without consideration at an NSC meeting. Approved For Release 2007/04/25: CIA-R DP86B00885R000800990341-3 3. In the past, Mr. Colby preferred to know of all NSSM req k. d guidelines efo a - - response went to the NSC for review. We supply the SA/DCI with ,& e . of each of the NSSMs, and you may wish to have the NIOs keep you informed of the status of these studies as Mr. Colby did during his weekly meetings with the NiOs. 4/ B. C. Evans ILLEGIB Annrnvarl Fnr RaIaaca 7fift7/f14I7F ? C'+A-RnPRrgnnRRSRnno8nngc)n:141-3

Approved Approved DATE T! N'T RM !c 0 8 IA-RDPS4-00780 00090 0 PTO: I j Deut Director for Support ROOM NO. BUILDING 7 D 18 Headquarters REMARKS; FROM: Director of Per s nnel_._ ROOM NO. BUILDING or5R51sse 200 1 ur ?RDP84- 0780R0 090 FORM NO . REPLACER FORM 36-B GPO: 1957 (47) WHICH MAY BE USED. I FEB 55 241 040021-8 STAT Approved For Release 2002/08/15 : CIA-RDP84-00780R00090004OG21-g , 13 APR 1965 T . 3. 14 Is r tram, 094 an.. Tr 4rdUI I Emmett D. Echols At + ra - AI strib*t ; 0 - Rotum to D/Pors I Sig g C tticia-I I-DMI hAA IFor Releas Oho i c P84-00780R000900040021-8 Approved For Release 2002/08/15 : CIA-RDP84-0078OR000900040021-8 Oral Concurrence Comer, t;For Release 2 /D8i 1 5 CIA-RDP8 Q 1j 900044(22 R 19105 Deputy Director Director of ersonne fir ;rt STAT Approved For Release 2002/08/15 : CIA-RDP84-0078OR000900040021-8 Next 5 Page(s) In Document Exempt Approved For Release 2002/08/15 : CIA-RDP84-0078OR000900040021-8 Approved For Release 2002/08/15 : CIA-RDP84-00780R000900040021-8 &ipcersty, obn A. McCune rector Oral Concurrence Concurrence: 12 April 1965 Cori Deptty Director for Support ribution: 0 It 1 ? Addressee w/att, 1 - ER w/att; I - DC opf P c is/ Emmett D- Echols 13 APR icw w/*tt; I - D/Pere 4w / keI4 0(2/0/115 C,I I P84-00780R000900040021-8 --8 April 4 STAT Approved For Release 2002/08/15 : CIA-RDP84-0078OR000900040021-8 Next 5 Page(s) In Document Exempt Approved For Release 2002/08/15 : CIA-RDP84-0078OR000900040021-8

Approved For Release 2003/04/29: CIA-RDP84-0078OR0067 3p0 3 0 October 21, 1975 I have your note of October 15, and thanks for same. I note your suggestion about trying to furnish you copies of "what the salons are saying", but we do not often get copies of such things. I will alert Angus Thuermer to be on the alert and insure that you receive them. In the meantime, there are enclosed copies of a speech given by Dick Waiters in Dallas, and Bill Colby's manuscript used before the New York Council, Navy League of the United States on October 20, 1975, Angus Th mer has received a feedback from and Harry says that was rather a tame lion cub; an interesting o rserva- tion. As always, your Washington correspondent will remain alert. Sincerely, John 1. Blake Enclosures (2) 1 - Speech by Lt. General Vernon A. Walters before Dallas Council on World Affairs "The CIA and World Affairs" ; Dallas, Texas, 16 Sept. 1975 2 - Statement by W. E. Colby, DCI before New York Council, Navy League of the United States, October 20, 1975 Original Mr. Kirkpartick r1~-- DD/A Subject w/o Atts 1 - JFB Chrono w/o Atts DD/A:JFBlake:der (21 October 1975) Approved For Release 2003/029 : CIA-RDP84-0078OR006700070011-2 STAT STAT

Approved For Release 2003/04/29: CIA-RDP84-0078OR0067 3p0 3 0 October 21, 1975 I have your note of October 15, and thanks for same. I note your suggestion about trying to furnish you copies of "what the salons are saying", but we do not often get copies of such things. I will alert Angus Thuermer to be on the alert and insure that you receive them. In the meantime, there are enclosed copies of a speech given by Dick Waiters in Dallas, and Bill Colby's manuscript used before the New York Council, Navy League of the United States on October 20, 1975, Angus Th mer has received a feedback from and Harry says that was rather a tame lion cub; an interesting o rserva- tion. As always, your Washington correspondent will remain alert. Sincerely, John 1. Blake Enclosures (2) 1 - Speech by Lt. General Vernon A. Walters before Dallas Council on World Affairs "The CIA and World Affairs" ; Dallas, Texas, 16 Sept. 1975 2 - Statement by W. E. Colby, DCI before New York Council, Navy League of the United States, October 20, 1975 Original Mr. Kirkpartick r1~-- DD/A Subject w/o Atts 1 - JFB Chrono w/o Atts DD/A:JFBlake:der (21 October 1975) Approved For Release 2003/029 : CIA-RDP84-0078OR006700070011-2 STAT STAT

Approved For Release 2003/04/29: CIA-RDP84-0078OR0067 3p0 3 0 October 21, 1975 I have your note of October 15, and thanks for same. I note your suggestion about trying to furnish you copies of "what the salons are saying", but we do not often get copies of such things. I will alert Angus Thuermer to be on the alert and insure that you receive them. In the meantime, there are enclosed copies of a speech given by Dick Waiters in Dallas, and Bill Colby's manuscript used before the New York Council, Navy League of the United States on October 20, 1975, Angus Th mer has received a feedback from and Harry says that was rather a tame lion cub; an interesting o rserva- tion. As always, your Washington correspondent will remain alert. Sincerely, John 1. Blake Enclosures (2) 1 - Speech by Lt. General Vernon A. Walters before Dallas Council on World Affairs "The CIA and World Affairs" ; Dallas, Texas, 16 Sept. 1975 2 - Statement by W. E. Colby, DCI before New York Council, Navy League of the United States, October 20, 1975 Original Mr. Kirkpartick r1~-- DD/A Subject w/o Atts 1 - JFB Chrono w/o Atts DD/A:JFBlake:der (21 October 1975) Approved For Release 2003/029 : CIA-RDP84-0078OR006700070011-2 STAT STAT

The principles and practices of the Methodists considered, in some letters to the leaders of that sect. The first addressed to the Reverend Mr. B-e. Wherein are some remarks on his two letters to a clergyman in Nottinghamshire, ... 1760.. Digitized from IA40312811-36 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_hyfforddwr-cyfarwydd-ir_alleine-joseph_1778 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-principles-and-pract_green-john_1761_1 .

Love song love rap 

Love song love rap 

Tracklist: 1. Here Come The Blues 2. Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries 3. St. Louis Blues Part 1 4. St. Louis Blues Part 2 5. You're Driving Me Crazy (What Did I Do?) 6. I Left My Hat In Haiti 7. As Long As I Live 8. How High The Moon Part 1 9. How High The Moon Part 2 10. Taking A Chance On Love

Tracklist: 1. Here Come The Blues 2. Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries 3. St. Louis Blues Part 1 4. St. Louis Blues Part 2 5. You're Driving Me Crazy (What Did I Do?) 6. I Left My Hat In Haiti 7. As Long As I Live 8. How High The Moon Part 1 9. How High The Moon Part 2 10. Taking A Chance On Love

A scriptural and rational defence of the doctrine of regeneration. In a letter to the Rev. Mr. T. B. occasioned by his letter on that subject to Mr. Stubbs: with a copy of the said letter. By J. Hampson. 1765.. Digitized from IA40316202-65 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_natural-religion-insuffi_halyburton-thomas_1714 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-fall-and-redemption_cennick-john_1756 .

A letter to Mr. Harding the printer, upon occasion of a paragraph in his news-paper of Aug. 1st. Relating to Mr. Woods's half-pence. By M. B. Drapier. Author of the Letter to the shop-keepers, &c. 1724.. Digitized from IA40310710-34 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-drapier-demolished-a_wood-william_1724 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_a-letter-to-the-worthy-e_wilkes-john_1764 .

William F Friedman Letter: To Dr Alan T Waterman To Notify Dr Waterman That Nsa Has Made A Temporary Appointment For Dd.R/D (MR A B Clark)

The case of an erroneous conscience represented in a new light. Being an inquiry 1. Whether following an erroneous consc., is sin. 2. Whether doing an act wherein one follows it, is sin. In answer to a part of Mr. Stebbing's Defence of the nonjurors, and of his first tract relating to the B. of Bangor's position about sincerity. Whereunto are prefix'd some short remarks on other parts of his defence. In a second letter to the Reverend Mr. Stebbing. By a Christian. 1719.. Digitized from IA40316201-17 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_discourses-on-several-su_horne-george_1794_2 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-love-of-our-country_leland-thomas_1782 .

LETTER TO MR. B. M. MOULDIN FROM ALLEN W. DULLES RDP80B01676R003800130040-5

LETTER TO MR. ELLIOT B. MACRAE FROM ALLEN W.DULLES RDP80B01676R003800130067-6