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to Libya, two general officers representing
the Air Force, Mr. Gable, Chief of the Air
Maritime Division, and a representative of
CIA, re the ARC Wing Program. Mr. Villard was
thoroughly briefed and promised to support the
program to the best of his ability. .The'con-
-fereesagreed that:
(a) The Wing should be developed gradually so
that there would not be large troop movements
in the area at the same time:--
- (b) There should be a minimum amount of pub-
licity; -
(c) Insofar as is possible, the, Britisbj sh'ould, .
be informed;. and
"'(d) Mr. Villard should naturally be kept fully
informed.
MISCELTANEOUS
Mr. Haraden Pratt, Telecommunications Advisor AD/Communications for
to the President, is preparing a study relating, coordination with AD/CI
to the radio monitoring ability of the several and AD/O.
governmental organizations and has requested this
Agency's participation.
British Joint Services British proposed the establishment of a No CIA action required now
Mission NATO Security Committee with representation from per AD/IC. Sent to Chief,
all NATO countries and responsible to the Council I&S through DD/A, for de-
Deputies. *The proposed committee wold supersede, velopment of CIA position.
as a policy-making group, the existing Security
Committee (US, UK and French representation) ,idhich
formulates policies and procedures gotvrning all
phases of NATO Security System. *
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