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One of the National Security Study Directives issued by the Reagan Administration

One of the National Security Study Directives issued by the Reagan Administration

One of the National Security Study Directives issued by the Reagan Administration

One of the National Security Study Directives issued by the Reagan Administration

Approved For Release 2006/gA?84W3M00914R000800070009-2 DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE Technology Transfer Intelligence Committee TTIC/C/079 14 October 1982 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence THROUGH Deputy Director of Central Intelligence SUBJECT Scientific Communication and National Security 1. The attached report was recently issued by the National Academy of Sciences' Panel on Scientific Communication and National Security. At the request of the then DDCI, Admiral Inman, the Technology Transfer Intelligence Committee (TTIC) was assigned the task of representing the Intelligence Community in the NAS study. The Panel was provided a number of intelligence briefings and received considerable support from the Intelligence Community, particularly from the Technology Transfer Intelligence Committee and its Subcommittee on Exchanges (COMEX). 2. While we would not agree with all of the Panel's conclusions and recommendations, they certainly will be central to the Government-University dialogue over the next year or two, and they also are bound to impact on how TTIC/COMEX does business. A number of follow-on activities already have been scheduled or at least are being planned. For example, the Panel report was presented on 7 October to the Wilson Working Group of the Defense-AAU (DeLauer-Kennedy) Forum and it will be presented to the Forum itself later this month. A review by the NSC also has been indicated, and there is some information suggesting that one or more Congressional Committees may hold hearings based upon the Panel report. 3. If you have questions or comments about the NAS Report or the follow- 'vities, please contact either myself or STAT the TTIC Executive Secretary. UNCLASSIFIED Approved For Release 2006/C 1IA@IS4I~l 3MOO914R000800070009-2 SUBJECT: Scientific Communication and National Security Addressee DDS&T DDI DDI Registry (w/o attachment) ER (w/o attachment) DDO C/NIC D/IC OGC TTIC Secretariat (w/o 1 - OSWR/TTAC attachment) OEXA/Academic Relations /14 Oct

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Approved For Release 2007/11/06: CIA-RDP90BO1013R000300510001-8 contacted this fellow and given him your name. Thanks, STAT STAT TRANSMITTAL SLIP DATE C/TTIC we've gone ahead and ROOM NO. BUILDING FORM NO * 1 FEB 55 241 EXTENSION Approved For Release 2007/11/06: CIA-RDP90BOl013R000300510001-8 Approved For Release 2007/11/06: CIA-RDP90B01013R000300510001-8 MEMORANDUM FOR THE HONORABLE FRANK CARLUCCI Deputy Secretary of Defense THE HONORABLE KENNETH DAM Deputy Secretary of State THE HONORABLE GUY W. FISKE Deputy Secretary of Commerce THE HONORABLE JOHN MCMAHON'/ Deputy Director, Central Intelligence Agency RONALD B. FRANKUM Deputy Science Advisor to the President SUBJECT: Draft National Security Study Directive (NSSD) on Scientific Communication and National Security Judge Clark has asked me to follow up on the report of the National Academy of Sciences' Corson Panel. Attached is my draft of the NSSD tasking memorandum and terms of reference, which we have discussed with the NSC staff. Given the visibility of this issue we would like to submit the NSSD to the President shortly. I will call each of you in about a week to determine who in your agency you will designate to work on this proposed study. cc: The Honorable William P. Clark Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs STAT Approved For Release 2007/11/06: CIA-RDP90B01013R000300510001-8 Approved For Release 2007/11/06: CIA-RDP90BO1013R000300510001-8 Iq Next 6 Page(s) In Document Denied STAT Approved For Release 2007/11/06: CIA-RDP90BO1013R000300510001-8