bah } ; NATIO“MAL SECURITY COUNCIL INTEEUMSENCE DIICTIVE NO. 1 D 7 DUTIES AND RESFONSISILITIES . (Revised 3/28/52; SECRET) Pursuant to the provisions of Sectio1° 102 of the National rnd Act of 1927, nad for the purposes cnvasinted in parneraphs (d A ianeloan thereof, the National Sccurity Council hereby authoricas ana thet: Clear ss — . oo Q ~~ relationship essential to ccordination between the Feeney oud the hafeliirence ormanivations, én In- lelligence ie Covunitiee comsishus ef the Dincctor of oe . Inteliigerice, who shali ic clairman thereof, the Director, Pederal } reau cf Tavestigation, wid the respective intcilixence chiers frou. ro . _ Deparimenis of Etate, Army, Navy, sad diz Voree, ond irom Une Selus Staff (JTS), end the encrey Commiccion, or aes re: ; a 1’ tives, shail ke csiablished to advise the Director of & falta The Directeur ci Central ROE SECS will invite th o enias, ¥ wt sentative, of ony other int the natfomcal sccurity to ci whenever naivers within the purview ef lis ageney cre to be distuss: sceney having functions re my Teytatiioranan AG jcory’ a SECU ENCS 26GVviza ry an of se ta lee ye see Ola alin- 3 © AW . a ee 2. To the extant authoricad hy Gection 102 (ce) of the Ratings | ton co . rity Act of 16.7, the Dircetsr of Caz air al Zilsiiecnes, of represents! ives ae we ronal 24%. 4%.n Te eet "ae - tee heath din taal a teertead a dcsimmated by him, by arrangement with the hend ef the denaresant OO GAey eyed JenerstaA =A tr giemnes TQ SUCH £ULy Se EAU wopsevions I CERALEe OT gency conceense, sucibian als mental intciigence maverial of the varisus ioetorel dopsrimcanis ond WeAnCeaT F i : liasaal Asyeiiac an wee WOR £2C% he NCHA egencios rclating to the nction ruy asi aaa compcetiont Ww is Gui : ny amd tow tions for Cae rare livecies. * 3. Coord: to strengthen t wt rele gta: and bal VOCAL Pyar gt on - SNA receive er tune : - Seper UTHOLLES hos cooperation an a, The Due r of Cenfral In ea toe to sence activi! K : asinit Cherewilh & send en a) toe on ie agencie - - or non. can rrence Gs this NOH miitiec; prowicesd that, When unonuiuy Depariniens heads of the Deparfine sfenes, Central TntcHigenece studl rever Che prob fense Lofore presen it to the Muth b, Recon when fppcrve , Directives to inteliig omen Chlk . , or directives, Veen 1H Sppiccute, are imalomentid within (iieic prtciile meodligenee shot), imine as Couneil “ne regprccive wo Pesponsile for insering Chee such erdoss } s penive Org ib ind . . . - of ee + Lees . ATA Gan Vanes et ee ne a en re me ee ere eye en
ce. The Director.  +-tr4} Intelligence shall act for the National ceurity Council tc -n-.-. fj and proper i:eplementation of Council dircctives hy issuin” ~~. 25).,ementary DCI directives as may be re- aquired. Such PEE Seeetine cirectives in which the Intelligence Advisory Commutiic --scurs unanimously shall be issued by the Director of Central In. ansepy ee, and shall be implemented within the depsriments end @fsn--.g ps provided in- paragraph b. Where dis- agrecisent arises Be ae the MWirector of Central Intelligence and one oY more mera. e+ gee sitelligence Advisory Comimittce over such directives, to 2S --nee directive, toscther with statements of non-cOWcHrrencs, fir. 4 serwnrded to the NSC for decision 28 pro- vided in paragraph c. 4. The Director of Con ---i intellicenca shall produce intcViscnes re- lating to the nationci csr... he reatter rete pred ifons nations) intelli- gence. Insofar as Plot. -- abs, wi shell not dupicnic the intehigenze activities and researen ft. en eiows Gepartinenis and arencies but shel make use of Ge ini, we gence facilities and shall utilize depart irosmital intebigaaes serch production purposes. For definition see NSCUD No 5. a. She Director cf 7 - ests Julelliigence sha Intelligence i the Plrlesse+) to members a Council, to the imtehs .-.. sesis of the IAC Agencics, a governmental deport. . ~ and sgeneies as the National Geeurity Couced fron tinic tenes cary designate. Intellisence so cissemi- meted shai be ofici > et = ant wit 5juc. i reed in by tho fiiteliigence arzencios or shall carry @ statemicn: +. vostetially Gjiterin epinions. b. Unicss othervice fof sess uw law er NGC Directive, the Dircelor wy eed ~ ares of Central Inteliigeric2? (a ---p. 5 Rent! to disseminate National Intebi- gence on a striciiy col ofis:-2 seta fo foreign caverninenis aod iuter- national bedics BHO So . sae by the Director of Coutral rtelli- Gece, concarrcd EY nen Tey tt szemee #avizory Committice, that sucn action would § ane ~oomamofe the security of the Unites States; peoviccs that ar... le of classifica piitary information inciuesd i such weit. ee esc is in aeeetinnee with the poli- (Ric £05/29) ¢, cles leit Gowran im bie Yo. o1 4 et Disclosure I'ciicy such dclerrainaticn {3 52 :.--- vy the Army, Mave, and Air Force: and provided further to+2 .. - . syiosure of PI intelligence inferma- tion will be clearca with wt.e + --+2y prior to dissemination. G. Whenever amy mccLir fs c.. veligenece Advisery Carnmiltee ob- tains in formation thet inc :oo¢ impending crisis situation, such as fhe cul break of hociiiitics :--. -:- the Uniied States, or 2 condl- ton wheel » niteats {he sccaitas -: so United States to such an extent that imineiiate action er C..°.-- 2. the part of the President cr the Nations BEC urity Council o:.-.- -- r2 required, he shall inumediately Mol furnish the inforination to Cie 2... cs cmbers of {tie Tutelll: ence AGVIs= wiatii’ee eiloae 4- * wate mente die ee seeqe fe ; ary Comruiitva as weil fs ta .e.. 2 ints or erercics as may be in- . ’ Prope pyect tate: _ tae 5 wy eter dicated ty tne Circummsiantie. or - tirector of Coitral intelligence * Not reywoduced horein.
ehell immediately convene the Intellisence Advisory Committee. After reeciving vine vicws of the Inteiisence Advisory Cerarmitfce members, the Director of Central Intellizenee shall proinptly prepare aud Gisscmi- tee ere nate the national infellisence cstimate in accordance with paragraphs’ 40nd & clove. 7. When security recuiaticns of the originating agency permit, the Director of Contral Inteiiaence shall disseminate to the Federal Bureau of Ynvestivation and cther departraentis or agencies inteHigence or in- tellizenmce information whith he mey possess when ho cecins such Cissominal:oa sppropriate to tncir fuuctions relating to the national ecurity. , &. The Director of Central Intetiivoice shel perform fer the benefit of the existing intelligcnee neencies such services of common concern {o these Asencies as the National Seeurity Council dctermines can be more oSieiently eecomiolished cantra 9. Tne jnicllizenes crsanizaticns im cach of the departio agoncies shall maintain with the Central intcliizence Areancy yrs senends each ctner, as approprinte to thelr respective respomsibilifics, a ccon- tiniing interchange of intelligence infermation and intelligence avail- able to ther. 10.: The intelligence e files in cach intelligence organization, eluding the CEA, shall be innde 2 vate uncer security reguistions a perizsnsnt Gs secicy concorned li. The infelligouce organizations within the Limits of their eapabili- tics shill provide, or prosure, such inteiligei.ce os may b2 resuested by the Director of Central Liteligence or py ene of the other denart- bie to ths otners for ce ngettalicr. tacits or aArencies. 12. Tine Oirceter of Conuei Infsiigenss shall make arrengencnts , with the resnceti ive Geoartmients and erencies io assign fo the Central Intelligence Agency such experienced ond ouelicd officers and mem- bors as icy iso of adventage for advisor, operational, Gr Giher purraces, in addition fo such personnel cs tha Director ef Control Inteliconce mry Circetly ¢ aploy. In each esse, sucn deparcrnental persona! will be subject to ihe necessury personnel presedurces of cach deparunent.
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 1 DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (Revised 3/28/52; SECRET) Pursuant to the provisions of Section 102 of the National Security Act of 1947, and for the purposes enunciated in paragraphs (da) and (c) therof, the National Security council hereby authorizes and directs that: 1. To maintain the reiationship essential to coordination between the Central Intelligence Agency and the intelligence organizations, an Intelligence Advisory Committee consisting of the Director of Central Intelligence, who shall be chairman thereof, the Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the respective intelligence chiefs from the Departments of State, Army, Navy, and Air Force, and from the Joint Staff (JCS), and the Atomic Energy commission, or their representatives, shall be established to advise the Director of Central Intelligence. The Director of Central Intelligence will invite the chief, or his representative, of any other intelligence agency having functions related to the national security to sit with the Intelligence Advisory Committee whenever matters within the purview of his agency are to be discussed. 2. To the extent authorized by Section 102 (c) of the National Security Act of 1947, the Director of Central Intelligence, or representatives designated by him, by arrangement with the head of the department or agency concerned, shall make such surveys and inspections of departmental intelligence material of the various Federal departments and agencies relating to the national security as he may deem necessary in connection with hes duty to advise the NSC and to make recommendations for the coordination of intelligence activities. 3. Coordination of intelligence activates should be designed primarily to strengthen the over-all governmental intelligence structure. Primary departmental requirements shall be recognized and shali receive the cooperation and support of the Central Intelligence Agency. a. The Director of Central Intelligence shall, in making recommendations or giving advise to the National Security council pertaining to the intelligence activities of the various departments and agencies, transmit therewith a statement indicating the concurrence or non-concurrence of the members of the Intelligence Advisory committee; provided that, when unanimity is not obtained among the Department heads of the Department of Defense, the Director of Central Intelligence shall refer the problem to the Secretary
of Defense before presenting it to the National Security Council. b. Recommendations of the Director of Central Intelligence shall, when approved by the National Security Council, issue as Council Directives te the Director of Central Intelligence. The respective intelligence chiefs shall be responsible for insuring that such orders or directives, when applicable, are implemented within their intelligence organizations.
c. The Director of Central Intelligence shall act for the National Security Council to insure full and proper implementation of Council directives by issuing such supplementary DCI directives as may be required. Such implementing directives in which the Intelligence Advisory Committee concurs unanimously shall be issued by the Director of Central Intelligence, and shall be implemented within the departments and agencies as provided in paragraph b. Where disagreement rises between the Director of Central Intelligence and one or more members of the Intelligence Advisory committee over such directives, the proposed directive, together with statements of non-concurrence, shall be forwarded to the NSC for decision as provided in paragraph a. 4. The Director of Central Intelligence shall produce intelligence relating to the national security, hereafter referred to as national intelligence. Insofar as practicable, he shall not duplicate the intelligence activities and research of the various departments and agencies but shall make use of existing intelligence facilities and shall utilize departmental intelligence for such production purposes. For definitions see NSCID No. 3. 5. a. The Director of Central Intelligence shall disseminate National Intelligence to the President, to members of the National Security Council, to the intelligence chiefs of the IAC agencies, and to such governmental departments and agencies as the National Security Council from time to time may designate. Intelligence so disseminated shall be officially {illegible] in by the intelligence agencies or shall carry a statement of substantially differing opinions. b. Unless otherwise provided by law or NSC Directive, the Director of Central Intelligence is authorized to disseminate National Intelligence on a strictly contractual basis to foreign governments and international bodies upon demonstration by the Director of Central Intelligence, concurred in by the Intelligence Advisory Committee, that such actions would substantially promote the security of the United States; provided that any [illegible] of classified military information included in such national intelligence is in accordance with the policies laid down in the U.S. National Disclosure Policy (MIC 206/29)*, such determination to be {illegible} by the Army, Navy, and Air Force; and provided further that any disclosure of FBI intelligence information will be cleared with that agency prior to dissemination. 6. Whenever any member of the Intelligence Advisory committee obtains information that indicates an impending crisis situation, such as the outbreak of hostilities
involving the United States, or a condition which affects the security of the United States to such an extent that immediate action or decision on the part of the President or the National Security Council Secretary seems to be required, he shall immediately furnish the information to the [illegible] members of the Intelligence Advisory Committee as well as to [illegible] officials or agencies as may be indicated by the circumstances. The Director of Central Intelligence *Not reproduced herein.
shall immediately convene the Intelligence Advisory Committee. After receiving the views of the Intelligence Advisory Committee members, the Director of Central Intelligence shall promptly prepare and disseminate the national intelligence estimate in accordance with paragraphs 4 and 5 above. 7. When security regulations of the originating agency permit, the Director of Central Intelligence shall disseminate to the Federal Bureau of Investigation and other departments or agencies intelligence or intelligence information which he may possess when he deems such dissemination appropriate to their functions relating to the national security. 8. The Director of Central Intelligence shall perform for the benefit of the existing intelligence agencies such services of common concern to these Agencies as the National Security Council determines can be more efficiently accomplished centrally. 9. The intelligence organizations in each of the departments and agencies shall maintain with the Central Intelligence Agency and with each other, as appropriate to their respective responsibilities, a continuing interchange of intelligence information and intelligence available to them. 10. The intelligence files in each intelligence organization, including the CIA, shall be made available under security regulations of the department or agency concerned to the others for consultation. 11. The intelligence organizations within the limits of their capabilities shall provide, or procure, such intelligence as may be requested by the Director of Central Intelligence or by one of the other departments or agencies. 12. The Director of Central Intelligence shall make arrangements with the respective departments and agencies to assign to the Central Intelligence Agency such experienced and qualified officers and members as may be of advantage for advisory, operational, or other purposes, in addition to such personnel as the Director of Central Intelligence may directly employ. In each case, such departmental personnel will be subject to the necessary personnel procedures of each department.