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Memorandum  of  Notification  for  Increase  in 
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at  its  March  7,  1915  meeting  and  recomended  approval  with 
certain  revisions*  The  revisione  related  to  cJ.arifYinc  the 
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“: Y 58 UNITED STATES INTELLIGENCE BOARD OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY DECLASSISIED Authority C04 3 32-76 20 March 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL SUBJECT : Reorganization of the United States Intelligence Board 1. In accordance with the Memorandum for the Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) from Mr. McGeorge Bundy of 5 February 1964, the reorganization of the United States Intelligence Board (USIB) was put into effect at the close of the USIB Meeting on 4 March 1964. Mr. McCone advised Mr. Bundy by memorandum dated 3 March of this action, as well as certain related arrangements which he was making in agreement with General Carroll. 2. Mr. Bundy's memorandum of 5 February also authorized Mr. McCone to effect changes in existing directives necessary to implement this reorganization. Pursuant thereto, the Director of Central Intelligence, with the concurrence of the Director, Defense as approved necessary amendments in National Intelligence Agency, has approved necessary amendments in Nati Security Council Intelligence Directive (NSCID) No. | as shown in the attachment hereto. 3. Accordingly, Mr. McCone has asked that I make appropriate arrangements with you for the issuance of a revised NSCID No. l. JAMES S, LAY, JR. Executive Secretary s Attachment was ee tt
UNITED  STATES  INTELLIGENCE  BOARD 
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MEMORANDUM  FOR  THE  EXECUTIVE  SECRETARY,    NATIONAL 
SECURITY  COUNCIL 
SUBJECT     :    Reorganization  of  the  United  States  Intelligence  Board 
1.  In  accordance  with  the  Memorandum  for  the  Director 
of  Central  Intelligence  (DCI)  from  Mr.   McGeorge  Bundy  of 
5  February  1964,   the  reorganization  of  the  United  States  Intelligence 
Board  (USIB)  was  put  into  effect  at  the  close  of  the  USIB  Meeting 
on  4  March  1-964.     Mr.   McCone  advised  Mr.    Bundy  by  memorandum 
dated  3  March  of  this  action,    as  well  as  certain  related  arrangements 
which  he  was  making  in  agreement  with  General  Carroll. 
2.  Mr.   Bundy' s  memorandum  of  5  February  also  authorized 
Mr.    McCone  to  effect  changes  in  existing  directives  necessary  to 
implement  this  reorganization.     Pursuant  thereto,    the  Director  of 
Central  Intelligence,   with  the  concurrence  of  the  Director,   Defense 
intelligence  Agency,    has  approved  necessary  amendments  in  National 
Security  Council  Intelligence  Directive  (NSCID)_No.    1  as  shown  in 
the  attachment  hereto. 
3.  Accordingly,    Mr.    McCone  has  asked  that  I  make 
appropriate  arrangements  with  you  for  the  issuance  of  a  revised 
NSCID  No.   1. 
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THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON N WUSSHED mn NATIONAL SECURITY ACTION MEMORANDUM NO, 303 TO: _ The Secretary of State The Secretary of Defense The Director of Central Intelligence SUBJECT: Change in Name of Special Group 5412 l. Henceforth, the Speciai Group 5412 will be known as the 303 Committee. 2. This change in no way alters the composition, func- tion or responsibility of the Special Group 5412 as authorized by NSC 5412/2, dated December 28, 1955. hep McGeorge Bundy Distribution: | 1 cy - Jessup - l cy ~- Johnson l cy - NSC Files Dectocatied/Reteesec on 2/29 /p pi Eze MOH
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THE  WHITE  HOUSE  ..  ,* 
WASHINGTON  ' 
June  2,    1964 
NATIONAL  SECURITY  ACTION  MEMORANDUM  NO.    303 
TO:  The  Secretary  of  State 
The  Secretary  of  Defense 
The  Director  of  Central  Intelligence 
SUBJECT:  Change  in  Name  of  Special  Group  5412 
1.  Henceforth,    the  Special  Group  5412  will  be  known  as 
the  303  Committee. 
2.  This  change  in  no  way  "alters  the  composition,  func- 
tion or  responsibility  of  the  Special  Group  5412  as  authorized 
by  NSC  5412/2,    dated  December  28,    1955. 
McGeorge  Bundy 
Distribution:      1  cy  -  Jessup 
1  cy  -  Johnson 
1  cy  -  NSC  Files 
By  tt»  Nc*ni4  Sicurfty  Council
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL WASHINGTON, D.C. 20506 — April 24, 1974 National Security Decision Memorandum _ 253 TO: . The Secretary of Defense The Secretary of the Treasury The Attorney General The Deputy Secretary of State The Director of Central Intelligence The Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff SUBJECT: Membership of the National Security Council Intelligence Committee - The President has decided that the membership of the National Security Council Intelligence Committee shall include an Under Secretary of the Treasury. The NSCIC, as established by the President's memorandum dated November 5, 1971, subject: Organization and Management of the.U.S. Foreign Intelligence Community, therefore, shall comprise the following: The Attorney General The Deputy Secretary of State The Deputy Secretary of Defense The Director of Central Intelligence The Under Secretary of the Treasury The Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff The Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs (Chairman) As stated in the President's November 5, 1971 memorandum, the NSCIC ''will give direction and guidance on national substantive intelligence needs and provide for a continuing evaluation of intelligence products from the viewpoint of the intelligence consumer. "' (—__ hf: Henry A. ‘Kissinger Déclassified /Released IC} E undér provistons DE: NSS El - GDs by B. Reger, Nationa] Pecwity Councll
NATIONAL  SECURITY  COUNCIL 
WASHINGTON.  O.C.    20S06 
April  24,    1974 
National  Security  Decision  Memorandum    253 
TO: 
The  Secretary  of  Defense 
The  Secretary  of  the  Treasury 
The  Attorney  General 
The  Deputy  Secretary  of  State 
The  Director  of  Central  Intelligence 
The  Chairman,   Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff 
SUBJECT: 
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Membership  of  the  National  Security  Council 
Intelligence  Committee 
The  President  has  decided  that  the  membership  of  the  National 
Security  Council  Intelligence  Committee  shall  include  an  Under 
Secretary  of  the  Treasury.     The  NSCIC,   as  established  by  the 
President's  memorandum  dated  November  5,    1971,   subject: 
Organization  and  Management  of  the.U.  S.    Foreign  Intelligence 
Community,   therefore,    shall  comprise  the  following: 
The  Attorney  General 
The  Deputy  Secretary  of  State 
The  Deputy  Secretary  of  Defense 
The  Director  of  Central  Intelligence 
The  Under  Secretary  of  the  Treasury 
The  Chairman,   Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff 
The  Assistant  to  the  President  for 
National  Security  Affairs  (Chairman) 
As  stated  in  the  President's  November  5,    .1971  memorandum,   the 
NSCIC  "will  give  direction  and  guidance  on  national  substantive 
intelligence  needs  and  provide  for  a  continuing  evaluation  of  intelligence 
products  from  the  viewpoint  of  the  intelligence  consumer.  " 
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UNGEAS August 26, 6818 Add On [0 thes Ve ° THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON CIFIEN January 10, 1980 Presidential Directive/NSC-55 TO: The Secretary of State The Secretary of Defense The Attorney General Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff The Director of Central Intelligence SUBJECT: Intelligence Special Access Programs: Establishment of the APEX Program The President has approved establishment of the APEX program, a single special access system to protect particularly ~*- sensitive intelligence sources and methods. APEX conforms with Executive Order 12065 and will be implemented for the National Security Council by the Director of Central Intelligenc as the Council's Executive Agent. The National Security Council will be the forum for any appeals arising during implementation of the APEX program. The APEX program will control the nature, attributable collected information, and operational details of the most sensitive intelligence sources and methods, as determined by the Director of Central Intelligence. Uniform security standards established by the Director of Central Intelligence will govern access to, distribution of, and protection of intelligence sources and methods, subject to any specific statutory requirements applicable to any department or agency. This memorandum supercedes the Presidential memorandum of Zbigniew Brzezinski UNGEASSIFIEN tew on January 10, 1986 Partially Declassified /Released on ZAL=27_ under provisiong of E.9. 12356 by ?. Reger, Neticnal Securiiy Council
6818   Add   On 
THE  WHITE  HOUSE 
WASH  1 NGTON 
January  10,  1980 
Presidential  Directive/NSC- 5 5 
TO: 
SUBJECT: 
The  Secretary  of  State 
The  Secretary  of  Defense 
The  Attorney  General 
Chairman,  Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff 
The  Director  of  Central  Intelligence 
Intelligence  Special  Access  Programs 
Establishment  of  the  APEX  Program 
The  President  has  approved  establishment  of  the  APEX  program, 
a  single  special  access  system  to  protect  particularly  *- 
sensitive  intelligence  sources  and  methods.   APEX  conforms 
with  Executive  Order  12065  and  will  be  implemented  for  fcb.e 
National  Security  Council  by  the  Director  of  Central  Intelligenc 
as  the  Council's  Executive  Agent.   The  National  Security 
Council  will  be  the  forum  for  any  appeals  arising  during 
implementation  of  the  APEX  program. 
The  APEX  program  will  control  the  nature,  attributable 
collected  information,  and  operational  details  of  the  most 
sensitive  intelligence  sources  and  methods,  as  determined  by 
the  Director  of  Central  Intelligence.   Uniform  security 
standards  established  by  the  Director  of  Central  Intelligence 
will  govern  access  to,  distribution  of,  and  protection  of 
intelligence  sources  and  methods/  subject  to  any  specific 
statutory  requirements  applicable  to  any  department  or 
agency . 
This  memorandum  supercedes  the  Presidential  memorandum  of 
26,  1960 
Zbigniew  Brzezinski 
"■MWiew  'on  Janua: 
January  10,  1986 
Partially  Declassified/Released  nn  figf***? 
under  provisions  of  E.0. 12356 
by  °.  Reger,  N?ticnal  Seeuruy  Council
January 12, 1982 Protection of Classified National Security Council and Intelligence Information Unauthorized disclosure of classified information under the jurisdiction of the National Security Council and of classified intelligence reports is a problem of major proportions within the U.S. Government. The Constitution of the United States provides for the protection of individual rights and liberties, including freedom of speech and freedom of the press, but it also requires that government functions be discharged efficiently and effectively, especially where the national security is involved. As President of the United States, I am responsible for honoring both Constitutional requirements, and I intend to do so in a balanced and careful manner. I do not believe, however, that the Constitution entitles government employees, entrusted with confidential information critical to the functioning and effectiveness of the Government, to disclose such information with impunity. Yet this is precisely the situation we have. It must not be allowed to continue. To this end, I hereby establish and direct implementation of the following policies. Contacts with the Media All contacts with any element of the news media in which classified National Security Council matters or classified intelligence information are discussed will require the advance approval of a senior official. An administrative memorandum wiil be prepared as soon as possible after the contact, recording the subjects discussed and all information provided to the media representatives. Access The unauthorized disclosure of classified National Security Council information, documents, and deliberations requires further control to limit access and to ensure an accurate record of those who have had access. The number of officials with access to documents relating to NSC matters will be kept to the minimum essential to the orderly conduct of the government's business. O PRE REET R Full Text of week EFo ho ten Bhd NSDD 19
Investications The government's lack of success in identifying the scurces of unauthorized disclosure of classified National Security Council information and documents of classified intelligence information must be remedied and appropriate Gisciplinary measures taken. Henceforth, in the event of unauthorized disclosure of such information, government employees who have had access to that information will be subject to investigation, to include the use of ail legal methods. Applicability and Implementation The provisions of this directive shall be effective immediately and shall apply to all employees of, and elements within, agencies participating in the National Security Council system, including the Executive Office of the President. The Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs is directed to establish the detailed procedures to implement policies.
pm CNet batt tTaL =: re. Tomy ae fe Li na . . . oe Ray fumes re td a January 239, 1932 DESIGNATICN OF INTELLISENCE OFFICIALS AUTHORIZED TO REQUEST FBI COLLECTION OF FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE In order to implement Section 1l.l4(c) of Executive Order 12333, I hereby designate the Director of Central Intelligence (or the Acting Director of Centrai Intelligence) as officials authorized to request the FBI to collect ‘foreign intelligence or support foreign intelligence reoquire- ments of other agencies within the Intelligence Community. Partial Text of NSDD-22 Son] Released per F 83-071A March 8, 1984 eavievram January ‘29, 1995 g(Q) O “ We Pte “42 a 4a ~%y BS “] 3 w - we PES
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DESIGNATION  OF  INTELLIGENCE  OFFICIALS  AUTHORIZED 
TO  REQUEST  FBI  COLLECTION  OF  FOREIGN  INTELLIGENCE 
In  order  to  implement  Section  1.14(c)  of  Executive  Order 
12333,  I  hereby  designate  the  Director  of  Central 
Intelligence  (or  the  Acting  Director  of  Central  Intelligence) 
as  officials  authorized  to  request  the  FBI  to  collect 
foreign  intelligence  or  support  foreign  intelligence  require- 
ments of  other  agencies  within  the  Intelligence  Community. 
Partial  Text  of  NSDD-22 
Released  per  F  83-071A 
March  8,  19  84 
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