“4-00000 ' ' SECRET -2- C. PROBLEMS 5. The difficulties in the operation of the AMMOP project are due largely to the lack of effective leadership and initiative. The AMBOP youth wing is operating with reasonable effectiveness within its sphere but is hampered by the lack ”
“should follow the developments in this office closely as its activities will have considerable bearing on the work of the Agency. - 34 - REPhes”
“feeling that no authorization, either tacit or otherwise, was given by higher authority. The members of the Group asked that the minute be amended to indicate that the Group itself had decided to proceed in accordance with the Guidelines.- NW 50955 DocId: 32423539 Page 161-”
“answers to two questions: a. Is the guidance initiated by you and passed upon by the Executive Commttee fully In efiect? b. Have any steps been taken to make sure that in the future guidances will be put into effect? TWB THOMAS W. BRADEN Chief International Organization”
“regard Mr. Mardian pointed out that he is of the present opinion that the size should be somewhat li mited. In our reply to Mr. Mardian we are po in ting out that w e are al so in agreement th at the s ize should be limited but will abide by his dec ision regarding other agencies”
“- 62 - circumstances can be conceived of whereby even though formal and informal Agency ties are discontinued, social and other ties remain. The impact of such liaisons is difficult to assess. The following entities were dissolved during the referenced period: HW 50955 DocI”
“an expediting and /c coordinating group. At this date, the committee has had two formal and a number of informal meetings. Members of the committee havejalso met twice with Dr. Hilger and four times with Er. Burnham. -(c) Arrangements LURET”
“activities of the Agency. - 35 - 8/15”
“--- serve--as also----- an exchange center of material and provide speakers for any local organization. 34 286 APPENDIX PAGE "V NW 88613 Docld:34528578 Page 14”
“particular project and other aspects of MHBOUND’s domestic activities are treated in greater detail in the Committee’s Staff Report dealing with the operations of MHBOUND. NW 50955 DocId:32423532 Page 116”
“elp identify violators. e) Drawing on the recommendation in the paper on "The Movement of Subversive s and Subv ersive Trainees" and other sources, ins tru cted th”
“left with a growing threat, un diminished responsibilities, a sharp reduction in capabilities and no- effective access to the Agency’s top managerial level on substantive issues. 33: NW 50955 Docld:32112721 Page 34”
“activities involved, it is strongly recommended that a single point in the Government be designated and assigned responsibility for supervising execution of the total program. ICC SECRET”
“the general policy objectives and the specific actions under taken to achieve them was far too wide. It is important that policymakers review the manner in { NW 50955 DocId:32423525 Page 199”
“reference memorandum points out, if the National Councils are to assume this important responsibility in relation to toe.AFX they must become effective organisations. EX likewise agrees that the”
“informed recommendations. With these standards in mind, the Committee has arrived at the following findings and conclusions. HW 50955 DocId: 32423539 Page 509”
“insure that they remain fully and effectively coordinated with the activities and efforts of other members of the community. 1/50 - 23 -”
“important points covered. 3. Scope: Mr. Shackley asked the group to define its mission, noting some of the topics mentioned in recent conversations with Mr. Snodgrass suggested particular interests whereas the Committee’s report on the FY 77 budget”
“duties of these individuals, Bse the above referenced report. CBE SC Si-e-ngad "2 yir-eyewe k *7#”
“found two, three or more copies of the same document, bearing a different number, larded throughout the files.) A tertiary problem is the marking on the machine run cases of drafts, research notes etc. My re- commendation for this phase would be for a person from the Task F”
“itself, during most of the period to be covered in this r eport, primarily with information *This a rea com ponen”
“operational discussions may well take place to 800 If type of school-book solution can bo devised. 5. X will elaborate below, where appropriate, on some of these "findings" but will first record them: Cony TOuTIG 4wlat JD ti”
“for military, paramilitary and police forces. Beyand th; we should place specific emphasis upon developing civic action . - programs in the areas of ga Jan”
“recommendation other than the very early one about MSC that charter for the CTA mithortring the following functions should be drain 3115 that beanuse Elorn in not that recommendation rl .in this section I this- ‘‘I - 1. ‘g cir mment j C. aprrostiate . ITOP SECRET w/etit*”
“officials concerned. j. During a previous reporting period Embassy Santiago HW 50953 DocId: 32112623 Page 7”
“objectives and the specific actions under taken to achieve them was far too wide.. It is important that policymakers review the manner in HW 50955 DocId: 32423539 Page 559”
“committee (such as • the Kirkpatrick Committee) exploring for the DCI and the DDCI ways and means of eliminating duplication and consolidating functions, eliminating unnecessary activities, with the objective of developing better organization at lesser cost and with fewer pe”
“planned. ney are. l.- Continue editing panlets or guidance for the people”
“(WP 2.4) 1 TOTALS LIAISON 16 2. CI 2, FI 3, DO 1. EUR 6. CA 3 32”
“'inadequacy concerns our KOC activity. The NOC structure I created (and whose strengths. %”
“this action, or equal concern to IEP aro the rusulta which can be achieved in torma of reostabliahzent, resettlement, battor morale, otc., as botwoon ona project and another. Wa should sook solf-liquidating, non- repotitivo uses for FEP funds. Avoid to the extent possible - ”
“organization’s own operations 5-5-68 NW 88321 Docld:32989529 Page 412”
“lication by the CI Staff. C. Establish and implement publication procedures, including editing, rewriting, organizing, sanitizing, classifying, setting up dissemination channels and E2 IMPDET CL BY 01.2208 % CAADT 020m. Ssistl”
“method of preparing the Watch Committee report. If NIC is adequately manned, we see no reason why it should not draft, 24 hours in advance, the weekly - 32 - 1”
“involvement’s. Office of Central Cover has prepared and is coordinating a letter to be sent to the employees which will both Son Jed C Wil s T inform them and solicit their assistance/ comments. 2”
“or board may from time to time propose the establishment, tran sfer, r eorgani zation, or t er minat ion_of-major functions." Mr. Sawyer stated that the new Order would adopt our proposed language. 4. As to the Bure”
“or board may from time to time propose the establishment, tran sfer, r eorgani zation, or t er minat ion_of-major functions." Mr. Sawyer stated that the new Order would adopt our proposed language. 4. As to the Bure”
“everything else that 21 22 was involved in that. Mr. Wides. What kind of reports did they write? What 23 were they writing reports about? 24 Mr. Sarno. Economic whatever they were learning from 25 HW 50955 DocId:32202440 Page 13 TAD CECDET”
“Latvians - none 6) Lithuanians - none h) Polish Section Chief to be recruited and appointed”
“forthcoming. In the past no coordinated attempt has been made to give NCFE high-level over-all policy direction. Relations have been personal, casual, uncoordinated, and sometimes confusing. 3. We have taken the following action to try to insure orderly efforts to fuse or c”
“organizes his material well and presents it in a lucid,highly readable manner. On the first occasion, he helped us prepare a paper that was eventually used by the Director in his presentation before the Senate Select Com- mitteeon 14-15° July. On the second occasion his contr”
“au, or board may from time to time propose the establishment, tr ansfer, reorga nization, or t ermin ation_of-major functions." Mr. Sawyer stated that the new Order would adopt our proposed language. 4. A s to the Bu”
“paid unusual attention to Mr llyatt’s paper on respirators and seemed quite concerned about the acceptability by workmen of t‘e described respirators. The wussins apparently are using disposable masks. 8. Management of wastes appears to be a unique problem for the areas in ”
“conform to such policy. 7. A provision that NS will conform to security regulations * to be prescribed by CZA. Thenn will Inclw the a-curity elecrance 08 a-ceceery persincel, attaining of security agreesonto from a.11 witting personnel, an: necessary Thysteal security measures. ”
“BASES, DIA ROLE IN INDONESIA, AND CONSTRAINTS OF COS SPENDINg, 2. QUESTIONS WERE NOT PERSUED WITH MUCH VIGOR AND GROUP CU SEEMED NOT TOO DIFFIROLT TO Satisfy. EXCEPTION WAS SNODGRASS. A YOUNG AGGRESSIVE Staffer WHO OBVIOUSLY WANTED TO DELVE IN MORE DETAIL BUT WAS RESTRAINED”
“300 14-00000; / -3- Purpose of this suggestion from the point of our interest is quite ob- vious._ 12. After the debriefing I mokod 2-2 to start filling out the AQ and ** 10 pages were completed. The work was going slower than I anticip-. ated because it ic not only a ma”
“Liman de ms him at all times. 5. I recommend approval’of Project WIROGUE as presented, and endorse the observations of the Staffs noted in paragraph 4 above. 01960 Approved: COP-DD/P .Date Attachment: Staff.Coordination: ■Project Outline WIROGUE For FI Staff Fiscal An”
“couple of assistants, including a secretary. These peorle 22% : were directly under his control. Though the organization as it 23" was set up, they had their own chief and this type of thint. 24 : I !but the chief took his instructions from the On-Site Case o: fiser 410 ”
“investigation, to the Review Board. In deciding on appeals and ’referrals from the Executive Director, the Review Board would have authority to conduct -10-”
“o individual's differing views regarding internal Agency organization and functioning. This being th e case, it is useful at the outset to ma ke explicit our und erstandi ng of”