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(S/NOFORN/ORCON)
Maj Perry Towles stated that within the Grill
Flame
ares there
is
a need for one central
oversight authority in the DoD
responsibility for all
legal, medical,
R&D and intelligence issues.
It
was suggested that DIA should fill
that position.
14.
(S/NOFORN/ORCON)
Major Stoner informed
the group that the Army is
developing
a new security protection for Grill Flame, data.
15.
(S/NOFORN/ORCON)
asked the group if any one had
attempted
to correlate psychic functioning with time of day.
Recent
research indicates
that there
is
a
90 minute cycle of brain activity.
Primary functioning
is believed to shift from the left brain to the
right brain and
back on
a
90 minute cycle.
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16.
(S/NOFORN/ORCON)
It was
stated that the Grill
Flame Working Group
should accept the responsibility for the oversight of DoD and
Intel-
.
ligence Community activities.
A letter should
be composed
by the Chairman
of the group
and sent
to each member informing the member and his Agency or
the responsibility of the group.
In addition,
all
other DoD and
Intel-
ligence Community agencies
should
be
inforined of the working group
s
acceptance of the technical
oversight responsibility.
17.
(S/NOFORN/ORCON) The following motion was made, seconded and
approved:
a
Dr.
Vorona
is
to be asked
to contact Mr.
Gale and inform him of
the working group's desire and need to see and be briefed on the Gale
Committee's report prior
to
it
beifig given to any other party or group.
b
It
is felt that
to do otherwise would
be extremely hazardous
as this group represents
the collective expertise, experience and back-
ground of the entire DoD and
Intelligence Community.
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18.
(S/NF0RN/0RC0N) The discussions described
in points 16 and_17 took
place while the committee chairman was not present-
Consultation with
him reveals
that
his view of the Committee's
goal
and function
is not
one of oversight but one of coordination
and
liaison.
All
committee
members are individually responsible for the oversight of their pro-
grams
and
for keeping their command hierarchy informed on all
aspects of
their program.
The committee's primary functions ^are to provide a forum
for the discussion
of research programs,
to coordinate research goals,
to seek solutions
to common problems
and to permit the exchange of
ideas and
information.
19.
(U) The meeting was ajourned
at
1500.
4 Enclosures
1.
List of Attendees
(U)
2.
CIA/PA Itr,
30 Nov 79
(U)
3.
Viewing Magnetic Field
Report
(U)
4.
Memo,
Sep 79
(S/NOFORN/
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Commi ttee
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