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-AMTTT7__    rnpv  DCID  No.  1/3 
SANITIZED    COPY  (New  Series) 
Quarterly  Supplement 
DIRECTOR  OF  CENTRAL  INTELLIGENCE  DIRECTIVE  NO.  1/3 
PRIORITY  NATIONAL  INTELLIGENCE  OBJECTIVES 
QUARTERLY  SUPPLEIVIENT  *  -"\ 
(Effective  27  December.  1963) 
FOREWORD  *l 
DCID  No.  1/3,  revised  annually,  is  intended  to  serve  as  a  stable- basis 
for  long-term  intelligence  planning  by  identifying  critical  intelligence 
problems  deemed  likely  to  persist  over  a  period  of  five  years  or  so. 
Such  guidance  must  necessarily  be  expressed  in  relatively  broad  terms* 
The  purpose  of  this  Quarterly  Supplement  is  to  provide  more  current: 
and  specific  guidance  within  the  context  of  DCID  No.  1/3,  by  calling 
attention  to  situations  which,  within  the  next  six  months  or  so,  may 
require  some  adjustment  of  present  intelligence  attention,  and  cover- 
age. The  Supplement  is  intended  to  guide  short-term  intelligence 
planning  by  anticipating  changes  in  specific  situations  which  may 
justify  either  some  reduction  or  some  augmentation  of  effort.  . ! 
It  is  not  the  function  of  this  Supplement  to  present  a  complete  listing- 
of  all  matters  of  intelligence  interest.  Like  DCID  No.  1/3  itself,  the 
Supplement  presupposes  that  the  bulk  of  the  intelligence  required  S.or 
the  formulation  and  execution  of  national  security  policy  will  be  the 
product  of  normal  coverage  pursuant  to  DCID  No.  1/2. 
This  Supplement  will  be  superseded  by  another  in  March  1 964-. 
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•This  Supplement  supersedes  the  Quarterly  Supplement  to  DCID  No.  J/3,  K 
August  1963.
DCID No 1/3 (New Scries) Quarterly Supplement SANITIZED COPY DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 1 3 | PRIORITY NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVES QUARTERLY SUPPLEMENTi (Effective 2 April 1964) | FOREWORD ks DCID No. 1/3, revised annually, is intended to serve 2s a stable basis for long-term intelligence planning by identifying critical intelligence problems deemed likely to persist over a period of five yearsorso. Such guidence must necessarily be expressed in relatively broad terzs. The purpose of this Quarterly Suppiement is to provide more current and specific guidance within the context of DCID Wo. i/3, by calling attention to situations which, within the next six months or so, muy require some adjustment of present intelligence attention and coverage. - The Supplement is intended to guide short-term intelligence planning by anticipating changes in specific situations which may justify either some rediction or some augmentation of effort. ; It is rot the function of this Supplement to present a complete listing of all matters of intelligence interest. Like DCID No. 1/2 itself, the Supplement presupposes that the bulk of the intelligence s:equired for the formulation and execution of national security policy will be the product of normal coverage pursuant to DCID No. 1/2. This Supplement will be superseded by another in June 1964. SUBSTANCE . | REMAINDER OF TEXT EXEMPT FROM: DISCLOSURE * This Supplement supersedes the Quarterly Supplement to Dep No. 1/3, 27 December 1963.
SANITIZED    COPY  DCID  No  ^Z 
(New  Series) 
Quarterly  Supplement 
DIRECTOR  OF  CENTRAL  INTELLIGENCE  DIRECTIVE  NO.  1/3 
PRIORITY  NATIONAL  INTELLIGENCE  OBJECTIVES 
QUARTEBLY  SUPPLEMENT* 
(Effective  2  April  1964) 
FOREWORD    '    .      .  -  „..■. 
*  .  ■ .  * 
DCID  No.  1/3,  revised  annually,  is  intended  to  serve  as.  a  stable*  basis 
for  long-term  intelligence  planning  by  identifying  critical  mte?ligencs 
problems  deemed  likely  to  persist  over  a  period  of  five  years  or  so.  Such, 
guidance  must  necessarily  be  expressed  in  relatively  broad  terms. 
The  purpose  of  this  Quarterly  Supplement  is  to  provide  more  current: 
and  specific  guidance  within  the  context  of  BCID  No.  1/3,  by  calling- 
attention  to  situations  which,  within  the  next  six  months  or  so,  may 
require  some  adjustment  of  present  intelligence  attention  and  coverage. 
The  Supplement  is  intended  to  guide  short-term  intelligence  planning 
by  anticipating  changes  in  specific  situations  which  may  justify  either 
some  reduction  or  seme  augmentation  of  effort.  •    - 
.  It  is  not  the  function  of  this  Supplement  to  present  a  complete  listing 
of  all  matters  of  intelligence  interest.  Like  DCID  No.  1/3  itself,  the 
Supplement  presupposes  that  the  bulk  of  the  intelligence  required  for  the 
formulation  and  execution  of  national  security  policy  will  be  the  product 
of  normal  coverage  pursuant  to  DCID  No.  1/2. 
'  This  Supplement  will  be  superseded  by  another  in  June  1064. 
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1This  Supplement  supersedes  the  Quarterly  Supplement  to  DCID  No.  .1/3,  27 
December  1963.
DCID No. 1/3 SANLTIZED COPY (New Series) [casa ememnemnmneenenmiomemenmmamemment Quarterly Supplement DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 1/3. - PRIORITY NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVES QUARTERLY SUPPLEDIENT? (Effective 1 July 1964) FOREWORD : DCID No. 1/3, revised annually, is intended to serve as 2 stable basis for long-term intelligence planning by identifying criticel inteVigence problems deemed likely to persist over a period of five yearsorso. Such - guidance must necessarily be expressed in relatively broad terms. The purpose of this Quarterly Supplement is to previde rnore current . and specifice guidance within the context of DCID No. 1/3, by calling attention to situations which, within the next six mosiths oi so, may require some adjustment of present intelligence attention and coverage. The Supplement is intended to guide short-term intelligence planning by anticipating changes in specific situations which may Justify ¢ either some reduction or some augmentation of effort. : It is not the function of this Supplement to present a complete listing of all matters of intelligence interest. Like DCID No. 1/3 itself, the Supplement preszproses ‘that the bulk of the intelligence required for the formulation and execution of national security policy will he the Product: of normal coverage pursuant to DCID No. 1/2. : This Supplement will be superseded by another in October 1984, SUBSTANCE REMAINDER OF TEXT EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE - *This Supplement supersedes the Quarterly Supplement to DCID No, 1/3, 2. April 1964.
DCID  No.  J/3 
SANITIZED    COPY  (New  Series) 
Quarterly  Supplement 
DIRECTOR  OF  CENTRAL  INTELLIGENCE  DIRECTIVE  HO.  1/3  . 
PRIORITY  NATIONAL  INTELLIGENCE  OBJECTIVES 
QUARTERLY  SUPPLEMENT  * 
(Effective  1  July  1964) 
FOREWORD   : 
DCID  No.  1/3,  revised  annually,  is  intended  to  serve  as  a  stable  basis 
for  long-term  intelligence  planning  by  identifying  critical  intelligencer 
problems  deemed  likely  to  persist  over  a  period  of  five  years  or  so.  Such 
guidance  must  necessarily  be  expressed  in  relatively  broad  terms.   ■  ,.  ■ 
The  purpose  of  this  Quarterly  Supplement  is  to  provide  more  current; 
and  specifice  guidance  within  the  context  of  DCID  No.  1/3,  by  calling 
attention  to  situations  which,  within  the  next  six  months  or  so,  may 
require  some  adjustment  of  present  intelligence  attention  and  coverage. 
The  Supplement  is  intended  to  guide  short-term  intelligence  planning 
by  anticipating  changes  in  specific  situations  which  may  justify  either 
some  reduction  or  some  augmentation  of  effort.  .-  -    •  -  .  . 
It  is  not  the  function  of  this  Supplement  to  present  a  complete  listing- 
of  all  matters  of  intelligence  interest.  Like  DCID  No.  1/3  itself,  the 
Supplement  presupposes  that  the  bulk  of  the  intelligence  required  for  the 
formulation  and  execution  of  national  security  policy  will  be  the  product 
of  normal  coverage  pursuant  to  DCID  No.  1/2.  -    . 
This  Supplement  will  be  superseded  by  another  in  October  1984.    "•' 
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x  This  Supolernenfc  supersedes  the  Quarterly  Supplement  to  DCID  ISTcr.  1/3,  2 
April  1964. 
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SANLTIZED COPY mo VOew Series) Quarterly Supplernent DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 1/3 PRIORITY NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVES QUARTERLY SUPPLEMENT. _ (Effective 7 October 1964) a “as 7 FOREWORD _DCID No. 1/3, revised annually, is intended to serve a3 a stable basis ° -, for long-term intelligence planning by identifying critical intelligence problerms deemed likely to persist over a period of five yearsorso. Such guidance must necessarily be expressed in relatively broad terms. The purpose of this Quarterly Supplement is to provide more currené . and specific guidance within the context of DCID No. 1/3, by calling attention to situations which, within the next six months or so, may require some adjustment of present intelligence attention and coverage. The Supplement is intended to guide short-term intelligence planning by anticipating chexge2s in specific situations which may justify either -sqme reduction or some augmentation of effort. This Supplement ex- ‘cludes situations or questions which are already explicitly listed in, DCID No. 1/3 as being of high priority. It supersedes all previous Quarterly Supplements. It is not the function of this Supplement to present 2 a complete Jistin woe of all matters of intelligence interest. Like DCID No. J/3 itself, the Supplement presupposes that the buls of the intelligence required for the formulation and execution of national security policy WL ibe the product of normal coverage pursuant to DCID No. 1/2. - . This Supplement will be superseded by another in January 1965. a ‘SUBSTANCE ~ REMAINDER OF TEXT EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE
DCID  No.  1/3 
SANITIZED    COPY  (New  Series) 
Quarterly  Supplement 
DIRECTOR  OF  CENTRAL  INTELLIGENCE  DIRECTIVE  NO.  1/3 
PRIORITY  NATIONAL  INTELLIGENCE  OBJECTIVES 
QUARTERLY  SUPPLEIVIENT 
(Effective  7  October  1964)  •••- 
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FOREWORD    '.  ...  . 
DCID  No.  1/3,  revised  annually,  is  intended  to  serve  as  a  stable  basis 
•.  for  long-term  intelligence  planning  by  identifying  critical  intelligence 
problems  deemed  likely  to  persist  over  a  period  of  five  years  or  so.    Such 
guidance  must  necessarily  be  expressed  in  relatively  broad  terms. 
The  purpose  of  this  Quarterly  Supplement  is  to  provide  more  current  , 
and  specific  guidance  -within  the  context  of  DCID  No.  1/3,  by  calling 
attention  to  situations  which,  within  the  next  six  months  or  so,  may 
require  some  adjustment  of  present  intelligence  attention  and  coverage. 
The  Supplement  is  intended  to  guide  short-term  intelligence  planning 
by  anticipating  changes  in  specific  situations  which  may  justify  either 
sqme  reduction  or  some  augmentation  of  effort.  This  Supplement  ex- 
cludes situations  or  questions  which  are  already  explicitly  listed  in 
DCID  No.  1/3  as  being  of  high  priority.  It  supersedes  all  previous 
Quarterly  Supplements. 
It  is  not  the  function  of  this  Supplement  to  present  a  complete  listing* 
of  all  matters  of  intelligence  interest.  Like  DCID  No.  1/3  itself,  the 
Supplement  presupposes  that  the  bulk  of  the  intelligence  required  for  the 
formulation  and  execution  of  national  security  policy  will  be  the  product 
of  normal  coverage  pursuant  to  DCID  No.  1/2.  -...-.. 
This  Supplement  will  be  superseded  by  another  in  January  1965.  •"• 
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SANITIZED Cory DCID No. 1/3 (New Series) DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 1/3 PRIORITY NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVES (Revised 1 July 1966) FOREWORD 1. Pursuant to NSCID No. 1, paragraph 3, the following list of Pri- ority National Intelligence Objectives (PNIOs} is established as @ pide for the coordination of intelligence production, and of supporting re- Search and collection activities. This list replaces that contained jin DCID No. 1/3, 24 June 1965, which is hereby rescinded. 2. This listing of priority objectives presupposes that the bulk of the intelligence required for the formulation and execution of national security policy will be the product of normal intelligence collection and research in response to the list of Comprehensive National Intelligence Objectives set forth in DCID No. 1;2. Identified for priority treatment are the most critical substantive problems which confront the inteDi-. gence commuxity as a whole. 3. By presenting those intelligence problems likely to persist or develop over the next several years, the present Directive serves as 2 stable basis for long-term planning on both the development cf intelligence resources and the allocation of existing resources. It will be reviewed and revised annually. It will also be supplemented by a quarterly listing of cur- rently critical or potentially critical situations. This supplement, looking forward for six months or so, will seek to anticipate such emergent changes in the situation as might warrant some shift of emphasis in. the employment of research and collection resources. . ‘OBJECTIVES REMAINDER OF TEXT EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE
sanitized  cory  Dcm  Ko  1/3 
(New  Series) 
DIRECTOR  OF  CENTRAL  INTELLIGENCE  DIRECTIVE  NO.   1/3 
PRIORITY  NATIONAL  INTELLIGENCE  OBJECTIVES 
(Revised  1  July  1966) 
FOREWORD 
1.  Pursuant  to  NSCID  No.  1,  paragraph  3,  the  following  list  of  Pri- 
ority National  Intelligence  Objectives  (PNIOs)  is  established  as  a  guide 
for  the  coordination  of  intelligence  production,  and  of  supporting  re- 
search and  collection  activities.  This  list  replaces  that  contained  Jn 
DCID  No.  1/3,  24  June  1965,  which  is  hereby  rescinded. 
2.  This  listing  of  priority  objectives  presupposes  that  the  bulk  of  the 
intelligence  required  for  the  formulation  and  execution  of  national 
security  policy  will  be  the  product  of  normal  intelligence  collection  and 
research  in  response  to  the  list  of  Comprehensive  National  Intelligence 
Objectives  set  forth  in  DCID  No.  1/2.  Identified  for  priority  treatment 
are  the  most  critical  substantive  problems  which  confront  the  intelli-. 
gence  community  as  a  whole. 
3.  By  presenting  those  intelligence  problems  likely  to  persist  or  develop 
over  the  next  several  years,  the  present  Directive  serves  as  a  stable  basis 
for  long-term  planning  on  both  the  development  of  intelligence  resources 
and  the  allocation  of  existing  resources.  It  will  be  reviewed  and  revised 
annually.  It  will  also  be  supplemented  by  a  quarterly  listing  of  cur- 
rently critical  or  potentially  critical  situations.  This  supplement,  looking 
forward  for  six  months  or  soy  will  seek  to  anticipate  such  emergent: 
changes  in  the  situation  as  might  warrant  some  shift  of  emphasis  in. 
the  employment  of  research  and  collection  resources. 
OBJECTIVES 
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DCID No. 1/3 ’ (New Series) SANITIZED COPY Quarterly Supplement DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 1/3 PRIORITY NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECT IVES QUARTERLY SUPPLEMENT (Effective 7 October 1966) FOREWORD ° OD aH DCID No. 1/3, revised annually, is intended to serve as a stable basis for long-term intelligence planning by identifying the most critical intel- ligence problems deemed likely to persist over the next several years. Such guidance must necessarily be expressed in relatively broad terms. - The purpose of this Quarterly Supplement is to provide more current and specific guidance within the context of DCID No. 1/3, by calling attention to elements in the world situations which, within the next six months or so, may require some adjustment of present intelligence . attention and coverege. The Supplement is intended to guide shorv- term intelligence rlanning by anticipating changes in specific situa- tions which may justii7 some augmentation of efort. This Supplement ' excludes situations or questions which are already explicitly listed in DCID No. 1/3 es being of high priority.. It supersedes all ‘Previous Quarterly Supplemenis. . 2 . It is not the function of this Supplement to present a complete listing of all matters of high intelligence interest. Like DCID No. 1/3 itself, the Supplement presupposes that the bulk of the inteligence required for the formulation and execution of national security policy will be the product of normal coverage pursuant to DCD No. 1/2. a This Supplement wil be superseded by another in Tanuary | 1967. : SUBSTANCE REMAINDER OF’ TEXT EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE
DCED  No.  1/3 
SANITIZED    COPY  (New  Series) 
Quarterly  Supplement 
DIRECTOR  OF  CENTRAL  INTELLIGENCE  DIRECTIVE  NO.  1/3 
PRIORITY  NATIONAL  INTELLIGENCE  OBJECTIVES 
QUARTERLY  SUPPLEMENT    ■  '    - 
(Effective  7  October  1S66) 
FOREWORD 
« -  ■ 
DCID  No.  1/3,  revised  annually,  is  intended  to  serve  as  a  stable  basis 
for  long-term  intelligence  planning  by  identifying  the  most  critical  intel- 
ligence problems  deemed  likely  to  persist  over  the  next  several  years* 
Such  guidance  must  necessarily  be  expressed  in  relatively  broad  terms. 
The  purpose  of  this  Quarterly  Supplement  is  to  provide  more  current 
and  specific  guidance  within  the  context  of  DCID  No,  1/3,  by  calling: 
attention  to  elements  in  the  world  situations  which,  within  the  next  six 
months  or  so,  may  require  some  adjustment  of  present  intelligencer 
attention  and  coverage.  The  Supplement  is  intended  to  guide  shore- 
term  intelligence  planning  by  anticipating  changes  in  specific  situa- 
tions which  may  justify  some  augmentation  of  effort.  This  Supplement 
excludes  situations  or  questions  which  are  already  explicitly  listed  in 
DCID  No.  1/3  as  being  of  high  priority..  It  supersedes  all  previous 
Quarterly  Supplements. 
It  is  not  the  function  of  this  Supplement  to  present  a  complete  listing* 
of  all  matters  of  high  intelligence  interest.  Like  DCID  No.  1/3  itself  „  the 
Supplement  presupposes  that  the  bulk  of  the  intelligence  required  for 
the  formulation  and  execution  of  national  security  policy  will  be  the 
product  of  normal  coverage  pursuant  to  DCID  No.  1/2. 
This  Supplement  will  be  superseded  by  another  in  January  1967.   '. 
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SANITIZED COPY . DCD No. i/3 (New Series) © Quarterly Supplement DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 1/3 PRIORITY NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVES QUARTERLY SUPPLEMENT (Effective 5 January 1967) FOREWORD DCID No. 1/3, revised annually, is intended to serve as 2 stable basis for long-term intelligence planning by identifying the tnost critical ~ intelligence problems likely to persist over the next several years. The purpose of this Quarterly Supplement is to provide Inore current and specific guidance within the context of DCID No. 1/3, by calling attention to elements in the world situations which, within the ne six months or so, mey justify some augmentation of effort. This Sup- plement excludes S‘tuations or questions which are already explicitly listed in DCID No. 1/3 as being of high priority. It t supersedes. all Pree vious Quarteriy Supplements. _ It is not the function of this Supplement to present 2 complete listiv; gE of all matters of high intelligence interest. Like DCID Wo. 1/3 itself, . the Supplement presupposes that the bulk of the intelligence required for the formulation and execution of national security policy will be . the product of normal coverage pursuant to DCDS No. 1/2. This Supplement will be superseded by another in April 1967. - REMAINDER OF TEXT EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE
SANITIZED  COPY 
DCID  No.  J/3 
(New  Series) 
Quarterly  Supplement 
DIRECTOR  OF  CENTRAL  INTELLIGENCE  DIRECTIVE  NO.  T/2 
PRIORITY  NATIONAL  INTELLIGENCE  OBJECTIVES 
QUARTERLY  SUPPLEMENT 
(Effective  5  January  1987)  "  ;■•. 
FOREWORD 
DCID  No.  1/3,  revised  annually,  is  intended  to  serve  as  a  stable  basis, 
for  long-term  intelligence  planning  by  identifying  the  most  critical 
intelligence  problems  likely  to  persist  over  the  next  several  years. 
The  purpose  of  this  Quarterly  Supplement  is  to  provide  more  current*, 
and  specific  guidance  "within  the  context  of  DCID  No.  1/3,  by  calling 
attention  to  elements  in  the  v/orld  situations  which,  within  the  next 
six  months  or  so,  may  justify  some  augmentation  of  effort.  This  Sup- 
plement excludes  situations  or  questions  which  are  a3ready  explicitly 
listed  in  DCID  No.  1/3  as  being  of  high  priority.  It  supersedes  all  pre- 
vious Quarterly  Supplements. 
.  It  is  not  the  function  of  this  Supplement  to  present  a  complete  listing- 
of  all  matters  of  high  intelligence  interest..  Like  DCID  No.  1/3  itself, 
the  Supplement  presupposes  that  the  bulk  of  the  intelligence  required 
for  the  formulation  and  execution  of  national  security  policy  will  be 
the  product  of  normal  coverage  pursuant  to  DCID  Ho.  1/2. 
This  Supplement  will  be  superseded  by  another  in  April  1967. 
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SANLTIZED COPY a, - DCID No. 1/3 . (New Series} Quarterly Supplemant - DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 1/3 PRIORITY NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVES _ QUARTERLY SUPPLEMENT fk ee (Effective 30 March 1967) me FOREWORD oe DCID No. 1/3, revised annually, is is intended to serve as a a stable basiz for long-term inteWigence planning by identifying the most critical in- —- tellizence problems likely to persist over the next several years. The purpose of this Quarterly Supplement is to provide more current and specific guidance within the context of DCID No. 3/4, by calling attention to ‘elements in the world situations which, within the next six months or.so, may justify some augmentation of effort. This Sup- plement excludes situations or questions which ‘are already explicitly ~ listed in DCID No. 1/3 as being of high priority. it supersedes all pre- © vious Quarterly Susplemenis It is not the function of this 5 Supplement to present 2 complete listing oo of all matters of high intelligence interest. Like DCID No. 1/3 itself, the Supplement presupposns that the bulk of the intelligence required for the formulsticn end execution of national security policy wit be the*product of normal coverage pursuant to DCID No. 3/2. Tee This Supplement will be superseded by another in July 1967. . REMAINDER OF TEXT EXEMPT FROM DISCLASURE