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SECURITY INFOIRMATION
-. DIRECTOR'S LOG
%TE OF DATE 8:30 AM,19 Dec. - 8:30 AM, 20 Dec.
)CUMENT RECEIVED FROM TO SUBJECT - ACTION
DD/A
The meeting with the Armed Forces Medica4Policy Council was
attended by the Chief,.Mliedical Staff, as scheduled, Items
were discussed as originally coordinated wi;thin the. Agency
and.appeared to have a favorable reception by. the Council.
Adm... pugh, U.S. Navy, requested the opportunity to further
study the proposals and final action was deferred pending
completion of the study. The Council Secretary will keep
the Chief, Medical Staff, informed as, to developments.
ORR
Dr. Millikan visited- to discuss a program ot
research in the field of economic development 'whichI-]
proposed to undertake with funds from the State Dept. and
from, private. sources..
MISC.
Gen. Bolling has been advised that (a) the DCI is in accord
w e suggestion that an agreement should be developed
the conditions under which Ar Intelligence may
conduct espionage and counterespionage operations, overseas;
(b) it seemed desirable that the Navy and.Air, Force should -
be included in such an agreement; (c)fKirkpatrick will
pursue this matter further with- -2' s designated representative..
Gen. Weckerling has recommended that (a) NIE-35 (Probable AD/NE for preparation a
Development in Indochina during the Remainder of 1951) be proposed reply for DCI
revised; (b) since the 30-day armistice negotiation period signature.
in Korea is about to expire and the actions of Communist
negotiators .may give some indication of Communist future
intentions, that this revision be delayed until after the
beginning of 1952.
The Director for Mutual Security, and the Chairman, NSRB, have
been requested to nominate representatives on the Economic'-
Intelligence Com tggcgtrhorized under NSCID 15.
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