Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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CABLE SEC DISSEM BY, PERPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDADVANCE.COPY IBBURD/BLOTTED BY AT ZACTION UNIT 1 RF FILE VRACTION NFOT 414531 EIA838 PAGE 9REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAIISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDSTAFF1 42 53 6IN 724594TORI280502Z OCT 75 SEOU 25649DEVELOPED, AND UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES IT WAS BELIEVEDBEST TO GIVE THE CONGRESSMAN THE OPPORTUNITY TO CHARTTHE COURSE. IN SO DOING IT BECAME ABUNDANTLY CLEARTHAT HIS INTEREST LAY IN THE AGENCY'S ROLE VIS-A-VIS THEINTEL COMMUNITY IN THE FIELD. HE WANTED TO KNOW HOWCOORDINATION AND CONTROL WAS EXERCISED IN THE FIELD.COS EXPLAINED THE CHIEF OF STATION'S RESPONSIBILITYAND AUTHORITY IN THE COORDINATION OF CLANDESTINECOLLECTION PORGRAMS. IN DISCUSSING COORDINATION OFMILITARY COLLECTION AGENCIES COS IN DUE COURSESUGGESTED THAT MILITARY REPRESENTATIONS MIGHTPROFITABLY BE INVITED TO JOIN IN THE DISCUSSION.TELEPHONE CALLS BROUGHT THE 8TH ARMY J-2, CAPTAIN ALBERTM. HUNT, THE DEPUTY J-2 COLONEL ARTHUR W. LONG ANDTHE SENIOR NSA REPRESENTATIVE MR, DELMAR C. LANG INTOTHE DISCUSSION, THE COMMAND AND COORDI NATION CHANNELSWERE OUTLINED, AND THE STATION'S ROLE WAS ENDORSED BYTHE MILITARY REPS TO ALMOST AN EMBARRASSING DEGREE.COS EXPLAINED THE DCID'S, AND IN THIS INSTANCEDCID 5/1, EXPLAINED HOW THE FIELD CLEARANCE,SECRET
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CABLE SEC DISSEM BY:____________PER:__________ TOTAL COPIES____________RUN BYPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED,__________ SECRETADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED BY__________AT__________ZACTION UNIT: RF. FILE. VRACTION #T 414531 EIA838 PAGE 10IN 724596TOR 1280502Z OCT 75 SEOU 25649REGISTRATION, APPROVAL AND IF NECESSARY, RECLAIMORPROCESS WORKS AND SUGGESTED THAT THE CONGRESSMANOBTAIN COPIES OF THE DCID'S UPON HIS RETURN TOWASHINGTON. NOT SURPRISING, THE CONGRESSMAN HADNEVER HEARD OF THE DCID'S, HE NOTED THE SUGGESTIONAND WILL IN ALL PROBABILITY FOLLOW UP UPON HISRETURN.10. THE CONGRESSMAN WAS CONCERNED THAT THERE    WAS A DUPLICATION OF EFFORT AND INTENTLY QUESTIONED    THE MULTICHANNEL NATURE OF REPORTING WHEN ONLY ONE    DICISION COULD BE TAKEN. COL, LONG, THE DEPUTY    J-2, WAS PARTICULARLY ELOQUENT IN DEFENSE OF    MULTIPLE REPORTING CHANNELS, POINTING OUT THE    SPEED AND ASSURANCE OF COVERAGE WHEN SUCH WERE    EMPLOYED. HE ADDED THAT PLACING A UNIFYING LAYER    OF BUREAUCRACY ON TOP WOULD TEND: TO DELAY THE    MORE RAPID TRANSMISSION OF INTELLIGENCE; TO STIFLE    DISSENTING VIEWS AND TO CREATE A MONSTROUS SIZED    SUPER-AGENCY WHICH MIGHT PROVE LESS SUSCEPTIBLE    TO CONTROL AND REVIEW, THE CONGRESSMAN WAS PARTICULARLYSECRET
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CABLE SEC 'DISSEM BY. ________PER________ TOTAL COPIES _______ RUN BYPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED__________________________________ SECRET REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAIISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDSTAFF|     |     |     || --- | --- | --- || 1   |     | 4   || 2   |     | 5   || 3   |     | 6   |ADVANCE COPY LABUER/BLOTTED BY AT ZACTION UNIT|  I  || :-: ||  N  ||  F  ||  O  |RF. FILE. VRACTION #T 414531 EIA838 PAGE 05 IN 724594TOR: 28 0502Z OCT 75 SE OU 25 64.9STRUCK WITH THIS LATER POINT WHICH HE CONSIDERED A PARTICULARLY PERSUASIVE ARGUMENT FOR MULTICHANNEL REPORTING. HE THOUGHT IT WOULD BE EVEN MORE PERSUASIVE ON HIS "WILD-EYED" LIBERAL PEERS,11. COS REVIEWED IN DETAIL AND ESTABLISHMENT OF NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER SYSTEM AS A DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE PAST SEVERAL YEARS AND DEVELOPED BY THE DCI TO FURTHER REFINE: THE COMMUNITY EVALUATION SYSTEM AS WELL AS TO ENSURE EVEN MORE EFFECTIVE COORDINATION AND UNDERSTANDING WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. IT WAS NOTED THAT THE NIO FOR NORTH ASIA AND THE PACIFIC, MRS, EVELYN COLBERT, IS A SENIOR CAREER STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICER, WHILE COL. LONG'S PREVIOUS ASSIGNMENT HAD BEEN AS THE DEPUTY NIO FOR LATIN AMERICA. IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT THE SYSTEM PERMITS THE DCI TO ESTABLISH AN ORDER OF NATIONAL PRIORITIES AND TO EXAMINE THE PRODUCT OF AN ENTIRE MISSION, AN INTELLIGENCE SERVICE, OR A SERVICE COMPONENT TO SEE HOW WELL IT IS ADDRESSING THE KEY INTELLIGENCE QUESTIONS, THE EVALUATIONS OF THE NIO SYSTEM REPRESENTSSECRET
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CABLE SEC DISSEM BY___PERPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDTOTAL COPIES RUN BYSECRETADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED BY AT ZACTION UNIT RF. FILE VR.ACTION # INFOT 414531 EIA838 PAGE 12TORI280502Z OCT 75 IN 724594SEOU 25649A MAJOR ADDITIONAL STEP IN MANAGEMENT OF THE COMMUNITY. COS ALSO NOTED THAT PERHAPS AN EVEN MORE IMPORTANT STEP TAKEN BY THE DCI IN EFFECTING COMMUNITY CONTROL WAS THE ESTABLISHMENT OF INTER-AGENCY RESOURCES ALLOCATION COMMITTEE (IRAC) WHICH PERMITS THE DCI TO MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS ON THE BUDGETS OF THE RESPECTIVE INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES, THE CONGRESSMAN WAS QUICK TO PERCEIVE THE USEFULNESS OF IRAC.12. COS REVIEWED THE AGENCY SYSTEM OF MANAGEMENT BY OBJECTIVE AND THE FIELD INTEL PROCESS IN SOME DETAIL NOTING THE AUTOMATIC SIMULTANEOUS RELEASE TO CUSTOMERS IN WASHINGTON AS WELL AS THE FIELD. LOCAL COORDINATION WAS EXPLAINED AND THE ABSOLUTE INTEGRITY OF STATION'S REPORTING WAS STRESSED. COS STATED THAT HE WAS UNAWARE OF A SINGLE INCIDENT DURING HIS CAREER IN WHICH AN AMBASSADOR OR GENERAL OR ANY OFFICER HAD PREVENTED THE DISSEMINATION OF A SINGLE REPORT FOR POLITICAL OR OTHER REASONS. LOCALLY, COSSECRET
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CABLE BEC DISSEM BY PERPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDTOTAL COPIES SECRET RUN BYREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAI 18SUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDADVANGE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED BY AT ZACTION UNITRF. FILE VRSTAFF1 42 53 6ACTION # N F OT 414508 E1A815 PAGE 13 IN 724581-TORI280423Z OCT 75 SEOU 25649SECRET 280300Z OCT 75 STAFFCITE SEOUL 25649 SECTION 3 OF 4TOI DIRECTOR,RYBAT PLMHCONGANOTED THAT WE DO NOT PRECLUDE REQUESTING THE AMBASSADOR'S OR THE CINCUNC'S OR ANY OTHER SPECIALIST OPINION OR COMMENTS IN THOSE INSTANCES WHERE THE SUBJECT MATTER IS OF A NATURE THAT THEIR COMMENTS WOULD PLACE THE INFORMATION IN CONTEXT AND THEREBY MATERIALLY ADD TO THE VALUE OF THE REPORT. IT WAS NOTED THAT SUCH COMMENTS ARE CLEARLY IDENTIFIED AS SUCH IN THE REPORT AND SUCH REVIEW IS NOT PERMITTED TO DELAY ITS TIMELY DISSEMINATION, E.G., THE OFFICE OF THE CINCUNC IS PERMITTED 24 HOURS IN WHICH TO COMMENT ON CERTAIN MILITARY REPORTS IF THE SUBJECT MATTER IS OF A MILITARY NATURE AND THE TIMELINESS OF THE INFORMATION IS NOT AFFECTED BY A 24-HOUR DELAY. COS EMPHASIZED THAT NO ONE REPEAT NO ONE IN THE FIELD CAN PRECLUDE A CHIEF OF STATION FROM EXERCISING HIS RESPONSIBILITY AND PREROGATIVE TO DISSEMINATE SUCHSECRET
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13-00000CABLE REC DIGSEM BY________PER________ TOTAL COPIES RUN BY.PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED,SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THANISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDADVANCE COPY 188UED/SLOTTEDACTION UNIT I RF. FILE VR BY AT ZSTAFF1 42 53 6ACTION# INFOT 414508 EJA815 PAGE 14/12 IN 724581TORI280423Z OCT 75 SEOU 25649INTELLIGENCE AS HE, IN HIS CONSIDERED JUDGMENT,CONSIDERS WORTHY OF DISSEMINATION INTO THE NATIONALLEVEL SYSTEM,13, THE COS'S RESPONSIBILITY AND AUTHORITY FORCOORDINATION OF MILITARY CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS WE REALSO REVIEWED IN DETAIL IN THE PRESENCE OF THE DEPUTYJ-2, COLONEL LONG, WHILE DEFENDING THE SERVICESSEPARATE NEED FOR A COLLECTION CAPABILITY, STRONGLYENDORSED THE NEED FOR THE COORDINATION PROCESS UNDERDCID 5/1,14, THE CONGRESSMAN NOTED THAT ONE PROBLEM THATHAD BEEN BROUGHT TO THE COMMITTEE'S ATTENTION ANDWHICH HAD SURFACED DURING THE TET OFFENSIVE WAS THATFOUR DIFFERENT INTEL URGANIZATIONS HAD BEEN USING THESAME SOURCE IN VIETNAM. COS NOTED THAT IF TRUETHE INCIDENT WAS THE EXCEPTION NOT THE RULE ANDEXPLAINED THE ROLE AND FUNCTIONS OF THE INTER AGENCYSOURCE REGISTRY AND HOW IT SERVES THE NEEDS OF THEENTIRE COMMUNITY, THE PROBLEM OF FABRICATION WASDISCUSSED AND THE COMMUNITY'S USE OF BURN NOTICESSECRET
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CABLE SEC DISSEM BY____________________PERPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED____________________ADVANGE GOPY 188URD/SLOTTED_________BY_____AT_____ZTOTAL COPIESSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAIISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDACTION UNIT|     | RF. | FILE | VR  || --- | --- | ---- | --- || 1   |     |      |     || 2   |     |      |     || 3   |     |      |     |STAFF|     |     |     || --- | --- | --- || 1   |     | 4   || 2   |     | 5   || 3   |     | 6   |ACTION#NFOT 414508 EIA81515PAGE39/IN 724581TOR:280423Z OCT 75SEOU 25649TO IDENTIFY AND NEUTRALIZE SUCH PEOPLE WAS EXPLAINED.15, AL THOUGH COS HAD PREVIOUSLY BRIEFED THE CONGRESSMAN PRIOR TO HIS ARRIVAL, SUSLAK DELMAR LANG BRIEFED THE CONGRESSMAN ON THE STATUS OF COMINT COVERAGE OF THE NORTH KOREAN TARGET. HE ALSO STRESSED THE DESIRABILITY AND COST EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PROPOSED U-2R DEPLOYMENT, PROPOSED MARKHAM AND SWAMP COVERAGE AND ADDING A DF CAPABILITY TO THE AUTOMATED VHF/HF ADVENTURER COLLECTION SITES. LANG ALSO MADE A STRONG PITCH FOR THE COST EFFECTIVENESS OF THE THIRD PARTY PROGRAM, AND THE NEED FOR ADDITIONAL FUNDING OF DSA, THE KOREAN COUNTERPART ORGANIZATION. THE CONGRESSMAN AT THIS POINT INTERJECTED THAT HE SAW NO REASON FOR THE SEPARATION OF NSA AND CIA. COS ADDRESSED TO THIS AND THE NSA REPRESENTATIVE LATER STATED HIS VIEWS WHICH WERE GENERALLY IN ACCORD. COS EXPLAINED NSA TASKING RESPONSIBILITY AND FIRST AND THIRD PARTY PROGRAMS NOTING THAT ON THE SURFACE HE COULD NOT PERCEIVE ANY ADVANTAGES THAT WOULD ACCRUE TO THE GOVERNMENT IN TERMS OF GREATERSECRET
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CABLE SEC DISSEM BY__________PERPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDTOTAL COPIES RUN BYSECRETADVANCE COPY ISSUED/BLOTTED BY AT ZACTION UNITRF FILE VRACTION # INFOREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAIISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDSTAFF1 42 53 6T 414508 EIA815 PAGE 16 IN 724581TORI280423Z OCT 75 SEOU 25649EFFICIENCY OF COST EFFECTIVENESS BY COMBINING THETWO ORGANIZATIONS. INDEED THE UNIQUE NATURE OF NSARESPONSIBILITIES WHICH ARE HIGHLY TECHNICAL AND SOMEWHATESO TERIC ARGUED AGAINST FUNCTIONAL MERGER OF THE TWOORGANIZATIONS, IT WAS NOTED THAT THE RESULTANT SPANOF MANAGEMENT CONTROL COULD IN FACT RESULT IN A LESSCOST EFFECTIVE OPERATION, BOTH COS AND MR. LANG NOTEDTHAT PRESENT PROCEDURES PRECLUDE UNDESIRED DUPLICATIVETASKING AND ENSURED MAXIMUM EFFECTIVE COMMUNITY EXPLOITATIONIRRESPECTIVE OF WHICH AGENCY HAD THE LOCAL COMINTRESPONSIBILITY. MR. LANG COMMENTED THAT HE HAD WORKEDCLOSELY WITH CIA IN SEVERAL COUNTRIES, AND SAW NEITHERMAJOR PROBLEMS NOR ANY ADVANTAGES THAT WOULD NECESSARILYACCRUE IF THE AGENCIES WERE COMBINED.16, DCOS BRIEFED THE AMBASSADOR ON THE EVENINGOF 25 OCTOBER ON THE NATURE OF THE CONGRESS MAN'SINTERESTS AND THE SUBSTANCE OF THE DAY'SDISCUSSIONS. THE AMBASSADOR SAID THAT HE WOULD BEHAPPY TO DISCUSS THESE CONCERNS WITH THE CONGRESSMANON SUNDAY OR MONDAY. THE AMBASSADOR SAW CONGRESSMANSECRET
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CABLE BRC D188EM BY PERPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDTOTAL COPIESSECRETADVANCE COPY 18BUED/BLOTTER BY AT Z STAFFACTION UNITRF. FILE VRACTION142536T 414508 EIA815 PAGE 17 IN 724581TOR1280423Z OCT 75. SEOU 25649MILFORD THAT NIGHT AT DINNER AND INVITED HIM TO THE RESIDENCE AT 1100 HOURS ON THE 26TH. THE CONGRESS MAN LATER STATED THAT THE DISCUSSIONS WERE QUITE HELPFUL AND THE AMBASSADOR AGREED TO FORWARD A LETTER ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF LOCAL INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT WHICH WOULD BE OF ASSISTANCE TO HIS PROPOSED MINORITY REPORT.17, IN A STATION-ARRANGED ONE HOUR MEETING WITH LT. GEN. HOLLINGSWORTH ON 26 OCTOBER IN WHICH DCOS PARTICIPATED, THE CONGRESSMAN RESTATED THE NATURE OF HIS CONCERNS IN SEEKING POSITIVE CONTRIBUTIONS TO A MINORITY REPORT, HE THEN ASKED GEN. HOLLINGSWORTH WHAT INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT HE NEEDED AS A FIELD ARMY COMMANDER AND HOW HE WOULD CHARACTERIZE THE SUPPORT HE WAS CURRENTLY OBTAINING FROM THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY, HOLLINGSWORTH RESPONDED WITH A CRUSTY BUT IMPASSIONED LECTURE ON THE NEED FOR ADDITIONAL CONGRESSIONAL SUPPORT TO CIA AND NSA. HOLLINGSWORTH TOLD THE CONGRESSMAN. THAT HE NEEDED MORE TACTICAL INTELLIGENCE AND HE NEEDED IT IN A TIMELY FASHION, WHICH WAS EXACTLY WHAT HE HAD RECENTLY TOLD SECRETARYSECRET
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CABLE BEC DIOSEM BY ______PER____________________TOTAL COPIES________RUN BY________PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED____________________________________________**S E C R E T**ADVANCE GOPY ISSUER/SLOTTED_______BY_______AT_______Z______REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAIBBUING OPFICE IS PROHIBITEIACTION UNIT|     || --- || I   || N   || F   || O   || RF. FILE  VR |     |     || ------------ | --- | --- || 1            | 4   |     || 2            | 5   |     || 3            | 6   |     |ACTION #T 414508 EIA815 PAGE 06-06 IN 724584TOR:280423Z OCT 75 SEOU 25649SCHLESINGER WHO HAD POSED THE SAME QUESTION. THEGENERAL STATED THAT HE WANTED MORE NORTH KOREAN TACTICAL,PHOTO, AND EVEN ECONOMIC COVERAGE AND HE DEPENDED ONNSA AND CIA TO GET IT FOR HIM. HE COMPLETELYDISCOUNTED U.S. MILITARY INTELLIGENCE EFFORTS SAYINGTHE ARMY DID NOT PUT HIGH CALIBER MEN INTO INTELLIGENCEAND DID NOT DEVELOP INTELLIGENCE PROFESSIONALS.HE NOTED THAT HIS SPECIAL FORCES COMMANDER HAD JUSTBEEN TRANSFERRED TO DIA IN AN INTELLIGENCE ASSIGNMENT,HE SAID HE WAS A GOOD SPECIAL FORCES COMMANDER BUTNO INTEL OFFICER, WHEREAS HIS FORMER G-2 HAD BEENREASSIGNED TO HONOLULU IN A PERSONNEL SLOT, AND THENTHE ARMY HAD BEEN UNABLE TO PROVIDE A QUALIFIEDCOLONEL AS A REPLACEMENT, HE SAID THAT IN CONTRASTCIA AND NSA HAVE CAREER PROFESSIONALS WITH WHOM THEFIELD COMMANDER CAN WORK, AS HE FORMERLY DID INVIETNAM AND AS HE IS NOW DOING IN KOREA. HOLLINGSWORTHALSO ADDED KUDOS FOR STATION MILITARY REPORTING,NOTING THAT KOREA IS A MILITARY-ORIENTED SOCIETY**S E C R E T**
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CABLE BEC DISSEM BY, PERPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDTOTAL COPIES RUN BYSECRETADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTER BY AT ZACTION UNIT|  I  || :-: ||  N  ||  F  ||  O  |RF. FILE VR.ACTION #![staff table]STAFF| 1   | 4   || --- | --- || 2   | 5   || 3   | 6   |T 41 4512 EI A819 PAGE 19 IN 72 4565TOR:280427Z OCT 75 SEOU 25649SECRET 2803002 OCT 75 STAFFCITE SEOUL 25649 FINAL SECTION OF 4TO: DIRECTOR,RYBAT PLMHCONGAAND THAT HE HAD FOUND OUR MILITARY/POLITICALREPORTING QUITE HELPFUL. THE GENERAL DECLINEDTO BE SPECIFIC AS TO THE NATURE OF ADDITIONALTECHNICAL SUPPORT HE REQUIRED BECAUSE OFUNCERTAINTY REGARDING ITS SECURITY CLASSIFICATION,BUT HE VOLUNTEERED TO PUT HIS REQUIREMENTS ANDCOMMENTS IN A LETTER TO THE CONGRESSMAN WHICH HEWOULD FORWARD VIA STATION CHANNELS AND "THEN LETTHE PEOPLE BACK HOME WORK OUT THE CLASSIFICATIONPROBLEM"; CONGRESSMAN SAID THAT WOULD BE MOSTHELPFUL AND WOULD REPRESENT A REAL CONTRIBUTIONTO HIS REPORT,18, IN A SUBSEQUENT DISCUSSION WITH DCOS,THE CONGRESSMAN REQUESTED THE ASSISTANCE OF THEDDCI BY NAME IN DRAFT ING HIS MINORITY REPORT ASWELL AS IN REVIEWING THE USIB STUDY ON KOREASECRET
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CABLE SEC DISSEM BY_____________________PER_____________________TOTAL COPIES_____________________RUN BY_____________________PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED__________________________________________________________________________SECRET__________________________________REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THANISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED________________________________________________________________________________________________________________STAFF| ACTION UNIT | I   | RF. FILE. VR. || ----------- | --- | ------------- || N           |     |               || F           |     |               || O           |     |               |ACTION #_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________T 414512 EIA819 PAGE 20 IN 724585TOR:280427Z OCT 75 SEOU 25649REQUIREMENTS, HE STATED THAT HE PROPOSED TO BASE HIS REPORT ON THE USIB AND COS REVIEWS OF THE KOREAN PROBLEM AND TO INCLUDE EXTRACTS OF THE LETTERS FROM THE AMBASSADOR AND GENERAL HOLLINGSWORTH. ALTHOUGH STILL UNCERTAIN AS TO METHODOLOGY, HIS INTENT IS TO DEVELOP A PUSITIVE REPORT REFLECTING THE HIGH DEGREE OF LOCAL COOPERATION THAT HE HAS PERSONALLY OBSERVED BUT STRESSED THAT THE REPORT MUST BE UNCLASSIFIED BECAUSE THE REPORT MUST BE DESIGNED FOR PRESENTATION ON THE HOUSE FLOOR. HE BELIEVED THE DDCI WOULD BE OF PARTICULAR ASSISTANCE IN PULLING TOGETHER A REPORT OF THIS NATURE,19, THE CONGRESSMAN STATED THAT HE AND REPRESENTATIVE DAVID C. TREEN WERE IN THE VANGUARD ON THE NEED FOR A NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE EFFORT AND THEY HAVE THE SUPPORT OF REPRESENTATIVES MCCLARY AND JOHNSON ON THE COMMITTEE. HE SAID THE BIPARTISAN NATURE OF THIS MINORITY, ALBEIT THREE REPUBLICANS TO ONE DEMOCRAT, WOULD ASSIST ITS ACCEPTANCE, HE ALSO STATED THAT HE MUST NOW MOVE RAPIDLY TO RECRUIT HIS OWN STAFF ASSISTANT ON THESECRET
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13-00000CABLE SEC DISSEM BY____________PER_________________TOTAL COPIES_____________RUN BY______________REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED.________________________________________________SECRET____________________________ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEĽSTAFFADVANCE COPY IBSURD/BLOTTER__________BY__________AT__________ZACTION UNIT    I   RF. FILE. VRACTION #    N    F    OT 414512 EIA819 21-21 IN 724585PAGE 03-0TOR:280427Z OCT 75 SEQU 25649COMMITTEE STAFF,20. ADDITION DISCUSSION IS SCHEDULED WITHCONGRESSMAN MILFORD FOR 28 OCTOBER. WILL ADVISE,E2, IMPDET.SECRET
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# OUTGOING MESSAGESIGNAL CENTER USE ONLYCLASSIFICATIONSECRETMESSAGE HANDLING INDICATORSTAFF CONF: /LA3 INFO: FILE DCI REVIEW STAFF OS/RF, DDO, DDC/DO, SA/DDOMESSAGE REFERENCE NUMBER 760703TO: PANAMA CITY.YRYBAT PLMHCONGA YREF: PANAMA CITY 34339 |IN 723135141. HQS AWARE OF AND HANDLING REF CASE. NO NEED FORWARD   WALKER LETTER AND OTHER THAN POUCHING COPIES OF MEMOS, NO FURTHER   STATION ACTION NECESSARY AT THIS TIME. PLS ADVISE BY CABLE IF ANY   FURTHER INFO THIS MATTER COMES TO STATION ATTENTION.Ψ2. FILE: DEFER. EZ IMPDET.HLA COMMENT: REQUEST HOS GUIDANCE ON 1972 CASE OF MAIL INTERCEPTSINADVERTENTLY SENT TO PΑΝΑΜΑ.SA/DDO - NORM SHEΡΑΝΕΚ (ΤELECOORDIDATE: 28 OCT 75ORIG: C/LA/CAM/PAUNIT: 1805EXT:
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# OUTGOING MESSAGE 9-1SIGNAL CENTER USE INLYOMF 0 AGE COI ACP TOG TPE MRO DCI0 0 0 0 0 0CLASSIFICATIONSECRETMESSAGE HANDLING INDICATORDATE-TIME GROUP242332ZCITEDIRECTORMESSAGE REFERENCE NUMBER759842STAFFCONF: C/EA 3 INFO: FILE DCI/REVIEW STAFF, CS/RF 0 INDEX DISSEM BY: 9DOO, DOO/00, SOOO, 0 NO INDEX PER Sop0 RETURN TO 11-20 IP FILES #TO: PRIORITY EASS, CHIANG MAI, KOBE, MEDAN, MELBOURNE, SURABAYA,SYDNEY, TAKHLI, UDORN. YREF: DIRECTOR 759843 41. EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY ALL CORRESPONDENCE RELATING TO IDENTITY   MUST BEAR THE SENSITIVITY INDICATOR RYBAT AND THE CRYPTONYM   PLMHCONGA. Y2. FOR UNUSUALLY SENSITIVE CASES, CHIEFS OF STATION MAY AT   THEIR DISCRETION USE THE DIVISIONS {PLMPTACT} PRIVACY CHANNEL.Y3. ALL INFORMATION RELATING TO IDENTITY MUST REPEAT MUST BE   SENT TO HAS VIA CABLE REPEAT CABLE. E2, IMPDET.HCEA/OEM: R.E. RUSSELL {IN DRAFT}EA/DDO: MR. PECHOUS {TELECOORD}DATE: 24 OCTOBER 1975ORIG: CEA/ESECUNIT: S.M. LABAREXT: 1709![signature of THEODORE G. SHACKLEY, CEA]THEODORE G. SHACKLEY CEARELEASING OFFICER COORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICATING OFFICERCLASSIFICATION REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED E 2 IMPDETSECRET CL BY: 005088
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# OUTGOING MESSAGESIGNAL CENTER USE ONLYAGE COI ACP TOG TPE MRO DCIOMF 0 0 0 0 0 0CLASSIFICATIONSECRETMESSAGE HANDLING INDICATORSTAFFDATE-TIME GROUP CITE MESSAGE REFERENCE NUMBER242332Z DIRECTOR 759843CONF: C/EA3 INFO: FILE DCI/REVEW STAFF, CS/RF, 0 INDEX DISSEM BYODO, 000/00, SAT/DDO 0 NO INDEX0 RETURN TO PER Sop0 IP FILES # 112TO: PRIORITY EASS, CHIANG MAI KOBE, MEDAN, MELBOURNE, SURABAYA,SYDNEY, TAKHLI, UDORN. YRYBAT ADMIN PLMHCONGA YREF: DIRECTOR 75984241. IDENTITY IS: CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION OF THE AGENCY.2. NO FILE. E2, IMPDET.CEA/OEM: R.E. RUSSELL {IN DRAFT}EA/DDO: MR. PECHOUS {TELECOORD}DATE: 24 OCTOBER 1975ORIG: CEA/ESECUNIT: S.M. LABAREXT: 1709![Signature of Theodore G. Shackley, CEA]THEODORE G. SHACKLEY, CEARELEASING OFFICER COORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICATING OFFICERCLASSIFICATION REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED E 2 IMPDETSECRET CL BY: 005088
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# OUTGOING MESSAGESIGNAL CENTER USE ONLYOMF 0 AGE 0 COI 0 ACP 0 TOG 0 TPE 0 MRO 0 OCI 0CLASSIFICATIONSECRETMESSAGE HANDLING INDICATORSTAFFDATE-TIME GROUP241922ZCITEDIRECTORMESSAGE REFERENCE NUMBER759641CONF:INFO: FILEDI/KEVIEW STAFF CARF,EA 3INDEX 0DISSEM BY:200, 2000/00, f/000, /oreNO INDEX 0RETURN TO PERSIP FILES 0#112IMMEDIATE SEOUL. YRYBAT PLMHCONGA YREF: A. SEOUL 25645 |IN 722803|B. SEOUL 25646 |IN 723138| Y1. IN VIEW OF CONGRESSMAN MILFORD'S INTENTION AS EXPRESSED IN   REF A TO SPEND ONE IF NOT SEVERAL DAYS IN DISCUSSION OF FIELD STATION   ACTIVITIES, BELIEVE SEOUL STATION SHOULD APPROACH THIS TASK WITH   FOLLOWING DATA IN MIND: YA. BACKGROUND. HOUSE COMMITTEE IN ITS ENTIRETY ISKEENLY INTERESTED IN COMMAND AND CONTROL ASPECTS OF HOW CIAFUNCTIONS. IT MOST LIKELY CONGRESSMAN MILFORD'S WILL BEFOCUSED PRIMARILY ON COMMAND AND CONTROL ASPECTS OF FIELDSTATION ACTIVITIES DURING HIS VISIT TO SEOUL. YB. MANAGEMENT BY OBJECTIVE. BELIEVE MUCH OF WHATCONGRESSMAN MILFORD CALLS "START OF THE INTELLIGENCECOLLECTION PROCESS IN THE FIELD" CAN BE DEALT WITH IFSTATION STARTS ITS BRIEFING WITH PRESENTATION ON HOWMANAGEMENT. BY OBJECTIVE FUNCTIONS. SUGGEST STATION OUTLINEDATE: 24 OCT 75ORIG: TGSHACKLEY:DCMUNIT: C/EAEXT: 1428CLASSIFICATIONSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDAUTHENTICATING OFFICERE 2 IMPDETCL BY: 061991
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# OUTGOING MESSAGEAGE COI ACP TOG TPE MRO DCI0 0 0 0 0 0 0CLASSIFICATIONSECRETMESSAGE HANDLING INDICATOR DATE-TIME GROURROUTINGPAGE OF PAGES2STAFF CITE MESSAGE REFERENCE NUMBERDIRECTORCONF: INFO: FILE 0 INDEX DISSEM BY:759641 0 NO INDEX0 RETURN TO PER0 IP FILES #OPERATIONAL DIRECTIVE PROCESS I.E., STATION RECEIVES OD FROM HAS AND COMMENTS ON IT. ONCE AGREEMENT REACHED ON OD DIALOGUE FOLLOWS ON AG'S WHICH RELATE TO SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES. THINK IT WOULD BE USEFUL, IN KOREAN CONTEXT, TO FOCUS ON KEY OBJECTIVE IN GENERAL AND THEN NARROW DISCUSSION DOWN TO AG-4 OR AG-7. THIS PHASE OF BRIEFING SHOULD INCLUDE COMMENTARY ON FUNDING BY FAN'S, ETC.C. AGENT ACQUISITION. WITH FOCUS OF BRIEFING BEING ON AG-4 OR AG-7, STATION COULD THEN OUTLINE HOW TARGET ARE STUDIES OF KEY INTELLIGENCE REPOSITORIES IS CONDUCTED, POTENTIAL TARGETS FOR RECRUITMENT IDENTIFIED AND HOW SPOTTING, ASSESSMENT AND RECRUITMENT PROCESS UNFOLDS. IN DISCUSSION OF RECRUITMENT PHASE OF OPERATIONS, THERE SHOULD BE EXAMINATION OF NAME TRACE AND POA PROCESS.D. AGENT AUTHENTICATION. DIALOGUE WITH CONGRESSMAN SHOULD ALSO OUTLINE HOW AGENT AUTHENTICATED ONCE RECRUITED. STRESS SHOULD BE PLACED ON CONTINUING ASPECTS OF AUTHENTICATION, SECURITY OF MEETINGS, ETC.DATE:ORIG:UNIT:EXT:RELEASING OFFICER COORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICATING OFFICERCLASSIFICATION REPROD JION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS DHIBITED E 2 IMPDETSECRET CL BY: 061991
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# OUTGOING MESSAGESIGNAL CENTER USE ONLYAGE COI ACP TOG TPE MRO OCIOMF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0CLASSIFICATIONSECRETBAGE HANDLING INDICATORSTAFFROUTING2356789DATE-TIME GROUPPAGE OF PAGES3-CONF:: INFO: FILECITEDIRECTOR759641MESSAGE REFERENCE NUMBER0 INDEX DISSEM BY:0 NO INDEX0 RETURN TO PER0 IP FILES #DATE:ORIG:UNIT:EXT:E. POSITIVE INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTION. ACQUISITION OFINTELLIGENCE FROM IN-PLACE AGENT, TURNING IT INTO INTELDISSEMINATION, REQUIREMENTS SYSTEM, AND REPORTS EVALUATIONCYCLE SHOULD ALSO BE REVIEWED. YF. OPERATIONAL REPORTING SYSTEM. STARTING WITH RE-CRUITMENT OF AGENT, STATION SHOULD OUTLINE TYPES OF REPORTINGREQUIRED BY AGENCY FOR COMMAND AND CONTROL PURPOSES I.E.,PRQ PART I AND 2, CONTACT REPORTS, INTEL REPORTS, PERIODICASSET REPORTS, PERIODIC PROGRESS REPORTS, OPACTS AND FIELDPERFORMANCE REPORTS. ON LATTER, STRESS SHOULD BE PLACEDFEED BACKON FRELSTAND FROM MID-YEAR AND FY REVIEWS WITH DDO. FYBUDGET CYCLE SHOULD ALSO BE TOUCHED ON. YG. CASE HISTORY. IT ESSENTIAL WE NOT IDENTIFY ANYACTIVE SOURCES BY TRUE NAME TO CONGRESSMAN MILFORD. IN VIEWOF THIS WISH POINT OUT HAS HAS FOUND IT USEFUL TO DRAWON CASE HISTORY SCENARIO TO UNDERSCORE ALL POINTS PREVIOUSLYMADE IN BRIEFING. IN SUCH CASE HISTORY ONLY IDENTITY OFAGENT AND POSSIBLE TARGET HAS BEEN ALTERED FOR SOURCERELEASING OFFICERCLASSIFICATIONCOORDINATING OFFICERSREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDSECRETAUTHENTICATING OFFICERE 2 IMPDETCL BY: 061991