an * , DCID No. 2/3 SANITIZED COPY (New Series) ny . . . ae ~”. DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL, INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 2/3! - DOMESTIC EXPLOITATION OF NONGOVERNMENTAL = ~ ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS... : (Effective 6 May 1958); oe ee Pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 7 of NSCID No. 2, for the pur- pose of assuring effective and secure exnloitation of nongovernmentat individuals and organizations for foreign intelligence information. es 1. The Central Intelligence Agency shall: . LT, ets wees: 'a. Determine the foreign intelligence potential of nongovernmente2} ‘organizations and individuals, and maintain a central index of such. - sources in the United States. . Lz nes 72 ‘-b. Establish procedures to insure that the interests of organizations and individuals contacted will not be jeopardized. to Peed c. Establish standards and Procedures for security clearance ‘of alt such contacts. ite eS aan epoue | | | | | | | "a Phis Directive supersedes DCID No. 7/1 of 10/1/53, ee te, y
o~ —_ XX SANITIZED Copy / / a.| e. Obtain the agreerment of responsible policy-making officials of U.S. domestic organizations having a foreign intelligence potential be- fore establishing and maintaining contacts within that organization. f. Inform the Intelligence Advisory Committee departments and agencies of the prospective departure from, return to or availability within the United States of selected individuals having a high foreign . intelligence -potential, so that the departments and agencies may N ‘furnish requirements or provide specialists for briefing or interrogation. g. Arrange for direct contact between representatives of other In- telligence Advisory Committee departments and agencies and nongov- ernmental sources within the United States whenever conditions re- quire such action or upon the request of an Intelligence Advisory Com- mittee department or agency. h. Diss2minate to the intelligence Advisory Comumnittee departments and agencies all foreign inteligence information obtained ‘through _ this program. 2. Further to implement this undertaking, the Intelligence havisory . i, / Committee departments and agencies’shall: a. Assign to duty in the Central Intelligence Agency field offices, if they so desire and within their capabilities, representatives to serve their interests under the direction of the appropriate field office chief. " Member departments and agencies may also, at their discretion, estab- lish active working liaison between their field elements and Central Intelligence Agency field offices. t. b. Send to the Central Intelligence Agency requirements for foreign’ intelligence information to be obtained from non-governmental ". gources within the United States. va : semination full information and reports resulting from approved direct — : contacts by their representatives with non-governmental sources, un~ ~ e. Transmit to the Central Intelligence Agency for appropriate dis- less direct dissemination is authorized, identifying such sources, where . possible, for central index purposes. 3. Each Intelligence Advisory Committee department and a agency will establish procedures in its Washington, D. C. headquarters for receiving non-governmental visitors and for the receipt of any intelligence infor- mation which such visitors may offer. When it is determined that such @ non-governmental individual is offering, or has provided, foreign posi-” tive intelligence information, that intelligence agency will advise the .
oN SANITIZED Copy / ‘, ‘ \ Contact Division, Ofice of Operations, Central Intelligence Agency, which - will be responsible for the visitor’s exploitation, in accordance with para- graph 7 of NSCID No. 2. 4./ 5. Further to implement this undertaking, the departments and agen- cies represented on the Intelligence Advisory Committee shall furnish to the Central Intelligence Agency, to the maximum extent possible, and as appropriate, all foreign intelligence information arid source Jeadg which are received as a result of their normal relationship with nongov- ernmental organizations and individuals. / 6. Under the chairmanship of the Central Intelligence Agency, 4 com- mittee composed of representatives of each of the Intelligence Advisory Committee departments and agencies will meet periodically to consider | mutual problems and interests in connection with this program. . %. Nothing in this program shall be interpreted to affect the estab- lished relationship of the departments and agencies with nongovern- mental organizations and individuals in the United States for purposes other than the procurement of foreign intelligence information. Nor shall it affect the normal interchange of documents between libraries of the departments and agencies and other libraries, or the development of academic research information or research projects with individuals or : nongovernmental institutions. oo. ALLEN W. DULLES Director of Central Intelligence