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Jd'PENflEffi BeeUMl!IU' eON'l'11:IMS 

CODEwORD MA1l'ERiltt 

25 April 1955 

MEMORANDUM FOR THE MEMBERS OF USCIB: 

Subject: 

References: 

USCIB COlUNT Requirements List ( CRL). 

(a) USCIB 9.3/37 of 24 March 1955. 

(b) USCIB 9.3/39 of 1 April 1955. 

1. Enclosed herewith are two target papers for use in developing 

a final COMINT Requirements List which USCIBEC can recommend to USCIB 

for approval. Enclosure 1 is the Department of State member's contribution. It includes a draft memorandum for the Chairman, USCIB to use as 

a vehicle for forwarding to the Secretary of Defense whatever list is 

ultimately approved. Enclosure 2 is the Air Force member's suggestion 

for a COMINT Requirements List. 

2. In accordance with the decision reached on item 3 of the 27th 

meeting of USCIBEC the enclosures herewith together with reference (a) 

need now to be consolidated into a single CRL. In this connection the 

CIA member advises that he will offer several changes to reference (a). 

3. Accordingly a special meeting of USCIBEC will be held Thursday, 

28 April 1955, at 1400, in room 2054, Temporary 11Q11 Buildir}.g to discuss 

this question and to see what can be done to arrange the marriage mentioned in paragraph 4 of reference (b). 

Enclosures 

a/a 

USGIB: 9 .3/42 

APPENDED '.DOC:~! eolft'AINS 

TOP SECRET 

eclassifi ed and a roved for release b NSA on 11-13-2014 ursuant to E .0. 1352 
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. REF ID:A57251 e 

MEMORANDUM FOR THE CHAIRMAN, USC IBEC 

SUBJECT: Long-Range COMIN'l' Requirements 

20 April 1955 

Recent USCIBEC discussions indicate a tendency to 

·accept as a resolution ot the long-range requirements problem either a brief list or general topics or a lengthy amalgamation or subject matter lists compiled by the 

member departreents and agencies. The Department ot State 

member believes that neither ot these schemes is feasible 

since the Director, NSA has already stated that the existing MRL6 which is a list of general topics, and its 

appendices, which are lengthy subject matter lists, do 

not provide him with the requisite guidance. 

On the assumption that something other than a 

re-writing ot previous appx•oaches to the problem is necessary but accepting the need tor titting COMINT requirements into a general uscm ... approved f'ramework the follow~· 

1ng documents are s11bmitted tor the consideration of 

USOIB.EO: 

(1) A draft transmittal memorandum to the 

Secretary of' Detense from the Chairman, USCIB. 

(2) A basic COMINT Requir~ments List. 

(3) An annex to the basic list.· 

These are target papers offered in the hope that the new 

approach presented therein can provlde a means o:r solving 

• this very diff' !cult problem. 

~~ T. Achilles Polyzoides Department of State Member 
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REF ID:A572~ 

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE SECRftARY OF DEFENSE 

SUBJECT: Guidance tor COMINT Activities 

DRAFT 

20 April 1955 

USCIB has considered the requirements of its member 

departments and agenciea tor intormation which may be 

derived from CCMIN'l' activities and has prepared a consolidated statement or the obJeot1ves to wh1oll these 

activities should b~ d:lr.acted. The statement is contained 1n the attached "List of OOMINT ObJeotives" and 

its Annex. It ia dea1gn~d to s~rve as th~ long-term guidance tor the conduct ot DIRNSA's CQllINT production act1v1t1es to meet the neede ot the departments and 

agencies authorized to receive Ctf.1INT. 

The List of OCMIN'l' CbJeotives contains (1) the broad 

CCllINT tasks which should constitute the mission or NSA, 

(2) the Priority National Intelligence Objectives to which 

these tasks relate and (3) the CCJ4INT targets considered 

:relevant to the CQMINT tasks. The COMIN'l' targets are the 

oommun1cat1ons which, by their content 01' the technical 

1ntormat1on available rrom them, are considered to contain 

the 1ntormat1on needed from this source. The Annex to 

this list presents deta11s which should be considered in 

allocating resources to these targets. 

The OOMINT tasks and targets are presented in ord.el' 

ot the:lr importance based upon (1) the national objectives 

set forth in OOID 4/4. (2) the unique character or COMINT 

as a source ot 1nformat1on and (3) the uaetulness ot this 

1ntorma.t1on 1n relation to intelligence trom other sources. 

Insofar as possible and reasonable and aub3ect to the 

procedures tor ad3uatment cutl1ned below, OCJ4lNT produc- tion resources should be directed to the accomplishment or these tasks 1n the order listed. However, all the tasks 

are important and it should not be considered that every 

target listed under a given task is more important than 

all the targets listed under tasks tall1ng lower in the 

list. 

USOIB reoognizea that OCM.INT production resources 

are 1nautt1c1ent to acoompl1ah tully all the tasks listed, 

that the order or tasks and targets may not constitute 

the most eft1c1ent basis tor allocating existing COMINT 

resources and that auccesstul exploitation of CO!ill~NT 

targets can rarely be achieved in direct proportion to 

the resou~ces applied to them or in order ot their 
.. 

relative importance. Also, USCIB has not attempted to 

cover basic requirements tor technical development and 

continuity. For these reasons 1t is, theretore, the 

intention ot USCIB that the Director. NSA examine the 

attached list and, considering the technical factors 

which he alone can evaluate properly, present to USOIB 

a propoaed plan tor the allocation ot COMINT production 

resources, together with comments on the adequacy and 

ut111t7 or the List or CCl4INT Ob3ect1ves. It is anticipated that on the basis ot these comments and the 

allocation plan USCIB liJ8.7 desire to adjust the targets 

to achieve greater riex1b111ty and to obtain optimwn benetit trom the actual capabilities ot CQilINT activities. 

USCIB reooDJmends that the enoloaed List ot COMINT 

ObJectives and its Annex be promulgated as the basis tor 

the conduct ot COMINT production activities subject to 

the adjustment procedure described immediately above. 

Attachments 

Allen w. Dulles 

Chairman.. USCIB 
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COMINT Tasks 

BASIC COMINT REQUIREMENTS LIST 

Priority National 

Intelligence Objectives .. (DCID 4/4} 

1. Support tor military operations during hostilities and prior to 

hostilities maintenance of COMINT 

A resources in an adequate state 

W of readineac. 

None 

2. Early warning ot an attack or 

specific preparations for an 

attack upon the US, its to~ces 

or Allies to whom the US has a 

defense cow.rn.itment. 

4. 

Ia. and b 

EO 3.3(h)(2) 

PL 86-36/50 USC 3605 

Ic and d 

Ia and b 

~ Ila,b,c,g,h,1,j,m,o,q, 

r,s,t,u,v and w 

IIIa,b,c,d,e,t,h,1 and j 

DRAFT 

20 April 1955 

COMINT Targets 

(A brief statement of Orbit communications on which minimum 

continuity must be maintained.) 

Details are contained in the Annex 

. 

(A brief statement of the relevant 

types ot Orbit com."11UD1cations.) Details are contained in the Annex 
.· 

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1 I. .j I a~ • • ~'• ~. I ii 1·, , , 1 

COMINT Tasks 

5. Support tor the clandestine and 

counter-clandestine activities 

of the. US. 

e 

6. 

·r . 

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9. 

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Priorit~ National 

Intelligence Objectives (DCID 4/4 

IIc,1,m,o,q,w 

IIIb,d,e,h.and j 

IId,t,,l,n and p 

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lib,o,d,e,1,k,mand o 

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IIIa,b,d,e ,t ,g,h,1,J and l 

IIq,,s and v 

IIIc and h 

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COMINT Targets 

(A br1et statement of the relevant types of clandestine communications.) 

Details are contained in the 

Annex. 

!, ___________________________ _ 
DRAFT 

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20 Al>ril 1Q55 

ANNEX 'l'O THE BASIC COMINT REQUIREMENTS LIST 

DE-TAILED 1.rARGET INFORMA'.t'ION 

EO 3.3(h)(2) 

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Support tor military operations 

(State the Orbit communications on which minimum continuity 

must be maintained prior to host111t1e~ and other details necessary tor an adequate state ot readiness. This might also 

be tollowed by a statement or the comnu.tn1cat1ons which will 

be needed tor support during hostilities.) 

Task 2 -- Early warning of attack or preparations tor an attack 

(Details ot relevant Orbit commw11cat1ons) 

d. Ot the targets listed in a and b, the communications 

of the USSR, Co.omun1st Ohi~..a, Poland and Czechoslovakia 

are considered most important and justify a substantial 

ex.pendi turI at us C:TN'f ::1ources • as do the communi- cations of~ However. research within 

these targ ts on sysemst areoonsidered unreadable 

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'l'h.e communications of the other countries listed 

Just1ty considerable emphasis in the COMINT program but trom an intelligence point or viet1 allocation or 

ettort to these countries should be based to a la:rge 

extent on the pr1no1ple or appl~ing resources where the~ are tairly certain to asais~ in the current 

reading ot major s~stemB. EO 3.3(h)(2) · 

'!'ask l PL 86-36/50 USC 3605 

Information on Orbit weapons ot ma.ea deatNct1on 

{Details ot relevant Orbit cormnun1c&t1ona) • 

Task 4 
EO 3 . 3 ( h) ( 2 ) 

PL 86-36/50 USC 3605 

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The communications of Group II are also ot high priorit~ interest. The actual or potential intelligence available from these problems just1t1es considerable emphasis in the C()!.tINT program although the individual targets do not warrant as much expenditure as the countries noted above. From an intelligence point of view allocation ot ettort to these 

countries should be based to a large extent on the 

principle ot appl~1ng resources where they are ra1rly certain to assist in the current reading ot major 

systems. 
d. 

EO 3 . 3 ( h) ( 2 ) 

PL 86-36/50 USC 3605 

In the case or Group III countries the pr1maey intelligence need 1s tor timely exploitation ot high and 

medium level communications which can be read with a 

relatively inexpensive et~ort; that is~ leos erto~t 

than would be juetitied in the case of Group ll. 

The above priorit.ies considerations would be\ subject 

to revision in the case ot ~.a.jor changes in the 

international situation or major changes in US COMINT 

capabilities. 
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10. 

11. 

Taek 2 

Support tor U.S. clandestine and counter-clandestine activities 

(Details ot relevant types or clandestine communications) 

Task 6 

To provide basic Orbit military intorrnation 

(Details or relevant Orbit se1~1ce and internal communications) 

'l'asl_c_ I 

Intorma.tion on inte:mal Orbit developments 

(Details ot other relevant car.munications) 

Task8 

EO 3 . 3 ( h) ( 2 ) 

PL 86-36/50 USC 3605 

Intormat1on on ~nterrial developments in non-Orbit countries 

.___ ___ ___.I communicat1ons 

a. The targGts listed under Task 4 

(Details ot other relevant c~mmunications) 

Task 9 

Military 1ntorrnat1on on non-Orbit countries 

(Details ot relevant service communications) 

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UNITED STATES AIR FORCE COMINT BEQUIBEMENTS 

Related To 

Priority National. Intelligence Objectives 

(DCID 4/4) 

T()P SECRET 

IS 125 1 4 
FOREWORD 21 APR 1955 

l.. This working paper is intended as the Air Force contribution to 

the proposed new USCIB CCllIN'.r Requirements List. It is anticipated that. 

its contents will be consolidated with similar statements from other consumer members of USCIB to provide the Director, National Security Agency 

with basic guidance in carrying out his function as a c9llector of inte1.-

l1gence information fram COMJ:lf! sources. 

2. The requirements set forth herein have been prepared and. reviewed by peraorme1 ot the Directorate of Intelligence 1 Headquarter• USAF 1 

who are familiar with the capabilities and l1m1tationa of both C<llIN'l am 

collateral ma:_:;ai. Requirements which can be adequa.te]1' tulf'illed by 

means other t CCHIN.r have been excluded. 

3. The compilers have concentrated their attention upon writiJ:lg requirements for information criticalq needed for timely USAF planning, 

decision, m:Jd. action in support of national policy. As there are a 

number of other sub.1ects in which the Air Force has au important 1 though 

sc;metimea secondary" 1 :lntereat, the requirements dratted by the Central. 

Intelligence Agency and circulated as Bil 1nclosure to uscm 9.3/37 have 

been examined in detail.. In all cases where a CIA requirement appears 

to cover air intelligence needs, this has been illdicated 1n the preaent 

paper by the phrase "Same aa CIA draft". 

4. Air Force requirements have been liated on. the following pages 

under the Priority National Intelligence Objectives to which they rel.ate. 

DCm 4/4 divides these ob~ectives into 

I. H.ighest Priority 

II. High Priority 

III. Priority 

but states that within each category the order of liatiJ:lg of objectives 

"is a •tter of convenience 1n presentation &mi has no significance with 

respect to the relative priority of specific items". This J.ack of differentiation among obJectives within a category gives rise to certain 

curious situations. For example, "the political., economic, and milita;ey 

strengths and weaknesses of non-Communist regimes in Vietnam, Laos, and 

Cambodia", apparently ra.te as equal in importance to "the strength, composition, disposition, capabilities, and weaknesses of the Soviet and 

Satellite armed forces." In the opinion of the Air Force compilers, it 

will be necessary for USCIB to establish the relative priority of all 

the intelligence obJectives within each of the three categories in terms 

of COMINT goaJ.s and resource& before a truJ¥ meaningful., useable guide can 

be drawn up for the Director, DSA. Pending such determiD&tion b;y uscm, 

it has not been considered practical to attempt to list the Air Force 

requirements in priority order under the various intelligence obJectivea. 

5. Thi• paper is submitted with the understandiJ:lg that the Air 

Force will have an opportunity to participate fully in the prepa.ration 

of the final. USCIB List. 

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Soviet over-all politico-military strategy, intentions, and plans particularly Soviet intentions 

and plans to initiate hostilities using Soviet or 

Satellite armed forces. eo 3_3(h)(2) 

PL 86-36/50 USC 3605 

REQUIREMENTS 

1. Intelligence concerning the standing operational. pl.ans to \be put 

into effect at start of war and any code designations for such pl.ans. 

2. Indications that the Soviet :Sloe 11JAy" initiate hosti1it1es withiD 

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6. Same as Requirement 4 in CIA draft. 

7. Same as Requirement 5 in CIA draft. 

8. Same as Requirement 6 in ·CIA draft. 

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BEQUIREMENTS 

l. Same as CIA draft. 

2. Same e.s CIA draft. EO 3.3(h)(2) 

PL. 86-36/50 USC 3605 

3. Same as CIA draft. 

4. Same e.s CIA dra.ft. 

5. Same as CIA draft. 

6. Same as CIA draft. 

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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - II a 

REQUIREMENTS 

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1. Same a 

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3. Same a 

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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - II b 

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REQUIREMENTS 

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5 • Same as CIA dra.t't. 

EO 3.3(h)(2) 

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NATIONAL mrELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - II d 

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3 • Same as CIA draft. 

4. Same as CIA draft. 

BEQUIREMENTS 

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3. Same as CIA draft. 

4. Same as CIA draft. 

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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - II t 

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respects: 

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BEQUIREMENTS 

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2. Same as CIA draft. 

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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - II h 

BEQUIREMENTS 

l. Same as CIA draft 1 plua 

(h) policies or agreements which give privileges to USAF. 

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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - II i 

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BEQUIREMENTS 

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2. Same as CIA draft. 

3. Same aa CIA draft. 

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5. Sa.me as CIA draft • 

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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - II j 

REQUIREMENTS 

1. Same as CIA draft. 

2. Same as CIA dra.:f't. 

E:O 3.3(h)(2) 

PL 86-36/50 USC 3605 

3 • Same as CIA dra.t't. 

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NATIONAL INTELLIDENCE OBJECTIVE - II. k 

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REQUIREMENTS 

1. Same as CIA draft. 

2. Same as CIA draft. 

3. Bame aa CIA draft, plus I at end of :., 

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6. (a) through (e) same as CIA draft. Delete (f). 

7. 

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and (g). 

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requirementa have al.re~ been stated under Objective! 

I c. 

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EO 3.3(h)(2) 

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NATIONAL IEELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - II m 

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2. Same a.s CIA draft. 

3· Same a.a CIA draft. 

4. Same aa CIA draft. 

REQUIREMENTS 

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4. aame·· as CIA draft. 

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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - II o 

BEQUIBEMENTS 

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2. Same as CIA draft. 

3. Same as CIA draft. 

4. Same as CIA draft. 

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REQUIREMENTS 

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2. NOTE: Add to end of CIA ver•ion the p)lraae \ 

3. Same as CIA draft. 

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NATIONALINTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - II q 

EO 3.3(h)(2) REQUIREMENTS 

PL 86-36/50 USC 3605 

l•· Same a.s CIA draft. 

2. Same as CIA draft. 

NarE: Although Air Force intelligence a.n&:cysts could use to 

advantage the information outlined in these two requirement•,, 

there i• conaiderable reason to question whether II q properly 

belongs :iD a list of priority COMIN.r objectives. Other sources 

pre•umably could supply mu.ch of tbe required information. 

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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - II a 

1. Same as CIA draf't. 

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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - II t 

E03:3(h)(2) 

PL 86-36/50 use 3605 

REQUIREMENTS 

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2. Same as CIA draft. 

3. Same as CIA draft. 

4. Same u CIA draft. 

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2. Same as CIA draft. 

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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE <>EJECTIVE - ll v 

REQUIREMENTS 

1. Same as CIA draft. 

2. Same as CIA draft. 

3. Same as CIA draft. EO 3.3(h)(2) 

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3. Same as CIA draft. 

4. Same as CIA draft. 

5. Same as CIA draft. 

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PL 86.-36/50 USC 3605 

l. Same as CIA draft. 

2. Same as CIA draft, p1us add.itiona.1 item: (e1 

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1'.A!f IOifAL D'JELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - III b 

REQUIBEMENTS 

EO 3.3(h)(2) 

1. ~as CIA draft. PL 86-36/50 USC 3605 

2. Same as CIA draft. 

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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - III c 

REQUIBEMENTS 

1. Same as CIA draft. EO 3.3(h)(2) 

PL 86-36/50 USC 3605 

2. Same as CIA draft. 

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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - III d 

1. Same a.s CIA dra.f't. EO 3.3(h)(2) 

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2. Same as CIA draft. 

3. Same as CIA draft. 

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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - III e 

REQUIREMENTS 

1. Same as CIA draft. 

2. Same as CIA dra.f't. 

3. Same as CIA. draft. EO 3.3(h)(2) 

4. Same as CIA dra.f't. 

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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - III f 

·················· ... 

l. Same as CIA draft. 

2. Same as CIA dra.f't. 

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?WfmBAL llffELLIGDCE o.BJE~IVE - III g 

************ EO 3.3(h)(2) 

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DTIOMAL INTELLIGElfOE OBJECTIVE - III h 

EO 3.3(h)(2) 

PL 86-36/50 USC 3605 BEQUIREMl!mTS 

1. \ Same as CIA draft. 

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NATIONAL mTBLLIGENOE OBJECTIVE - III 1 

\11 

1. Same as CIA draft. 

2. Same as CIA draft. 

3 • Same as CIA dratt. 

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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - III j 

Economic conditions and trends in·ba.ckward countries, 

-:particularq a.s they affect vulnerabilities to Communist 

propaganda on the one hand and attitudes toward the 

United States and the West on the other. 

BEQYIREMENTS 

l.. Sa.me as CIA draft. 

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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVE - III k 

REQUIREMENTS 

l. • .. / Same as CIA draft. 

EO 3.3(h)(2) 

PL 86-36/50 USC 3605 

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