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ATE OF DATE 8:30 AM, 18 Oct.- 8:30 AM, 19 Oct.
ICUMENT RECEIVED FROM TO SUBJECT . ACTION
DD/P (Cont'd)
would contribute to the objectives of NATO and the
security of the U. S., might provide funds for a
resettlement program for refugees.. U. S. psychological
warfare activities have suffered and may continue to do
so in the future if refugees are not, better handled.
The interest of the POCC, G-3, DP Ccmmission, and the
UNA/R Division of State were discussed and recognized.
Gen. Cutler asked his staff to prepare a memo which
could be submitted to the Board outlining the problem
and requesting approval for.the PSB to study the matter
further and determine which agency, if any, should be
given the responsibility for-this welfare rmatter.
OSO
OSO/Brussels has forwarded microfilm copi s of Belgian .
State Security agent dossiers and informant lists. The
opportunity to reproduce these records arose when State
Security placed them in OSO hands for safekeeping during
the recent official investigation of its Charleroi office.
Robert N. Carew-Hunt, Counterespionage and Communism Section,
British Secret Ser-ice, has discussed with OSO officers the
extent to which each Service has covered Soviet and Inter-
national Communism. An exchange of studies in this field
has been agreed to.
OPC
A leaflet drop of 25,000 news bulletins was made on
12 October on the city.of Tung-An, in :the Fukien Province.
At a Press Conference 14 October the T.ranian .Chief of
Police, General Mosayeni, described the ,discovery, in Isfahan,
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