424-10274-10001 fs nouns ; ' . 4 : waxy ages val ye eo Bty Me te ee ew mT aoco w~ are, mega ee. + hae wanepemenmanemungmtmnunr soeeren toad oa ~ ~ tay 3 leas ¥ ee er ke Pract Set £ ost ait ee ak atmoele: CLASSIFIED BY Sf | | 5 ; vw 2 G « , ate . — eati ah vat team sa OV PNY eg EO . . > + + * +g we a . . . # DECLASSIFY ON: 2X. e co (OPE 3 Pay on SY, “WACSHELN . 20538 ‘Bene Please Refer t fo : a ae a Ory | WASHINGTON, DC, 2 . ne “i oa Me, mk, . * | February 7, 1S66 c “ CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ('.. + OPERATIONS IN Tits UNITED STATES ° ie . oo, - os . . “4 -1) CIA will not initiate an investigation of any ea foreign official in the United States without the concurrence vA, and coordination of the FBI, In this context, the tern i ce “Znvestigation" means systematic and direct inquiries or ms ~ procedures (such as physical or technical surveillances_ te or neighborhood inquiries) aiming at developing information fonder Concerning an individual's activities or background; x, /px "investigation". does not include the.acceptance’ or the | tt. development of information through Social. contacts or contacts -normally mage by CIA agents in discharging - their cover functions -G) ~ - (2) CIA’ will seat | concurrence dnd ‘coordination of ‘ the FBI before approaching for recruitment. any foreign official or communist-bloc visitor in the United States, “The FBI will concur and Coordinate if the propose’ aetion Goes not conflict: with any operation, current or planned, ‘including active investigation of the. FBI. (S). aigaes % a 3) CIA will ‘advise the. FBI prior to any planned meeting between a CIA asset and'a foreign official or {. conmunist-bloc visitor of known or presumed interest to ‘" the FBI (this would include all communist-—bloc officials and visitors) for purposes of assessment and social developnent.(S ) | , * ae (4). Clandestine CTA staff operatives, and foreign agents of CIA recruite abroad wno come to the United States will be identified ts the FBI by name or appropriate description depending on (the national security interest involyed, (Ss). * de . . (5) Pursuant to para graph 4 ‘above, when a CIA agent " arrives an. the (United States for a visit or for an(S) io ° : ay . toe .f . - oat . ° tee a " Bkelud _from automatic we UT, “ Geclas Ba ication . - . . ae . * e . ~ . .
ee ee oe TDS HS SLND oh OHO teeta try EE Riese dpe dene esteace = wnat at re anne ae reeves /ooneray Intelligence Agency . . Po a. “ Operations in the United States ee assignment, the Bureau will be advised and the two agenciés will conter regarding the handling of the agent in the United States, It is recognized that each case will have cits individual pectliarities, The governing principlé will “be. positive, intelligence interest os volghet_aygnst — internal Security factors, CIA Will Gdatinue its -COiitractual relationshin for the purpose of handling ve ts the training, the procurekent of positive foreign zZntelligence, the fulfillment of CIA commitments ‘to “| the agent, and the prepa tion of the’ agent for his i emext assignnent abroad, a(S . . Let “ae .? “3 te ttes eo tle. . -(6) In those cases where CIA will be “handling its. “agent in the United States, CIA will service FBI security . or counterintelligence requirenents and will provide the FBI all acent information bearing on counterintelligence or internal security matters, including the: scope and nature of the agent's acctss to information ang the identities of the agent's significant contacts, particular! in the communist-bloc field, In such cases where CIA } Servicinf HAS béeéh Thedeaquate to FBI internal. Security etd Lights . t . wn <a . £ 8 _ bnterests, | _he- FBI. WAAL have direct access to the agent, (Ss)