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1363_INDEX 9/28/07 9:36 AM Page 811 320-672/B428-S/11008 Index References are to document numbers Acheson, Dean: Air Force, U.S.—Continued CIA budget issues, 30 Collection (intelligence) requirements, CIA changes made at request of NSC, coordination of, 202 110 Commission on the Organization of Economic intelligence relating to the Executive Branch of the national security, 144 Government, 220, 221, 234, 251 Europe (Eastern), 144 Cryptographic systems, 251 National Intelligence Surveys, 41 Disclosure of classified military Psychological warfare planning, 49 information, 255 Soviet Union, 144 Electronic intelligence, 230 Ackerman, Gen. John B., 136 Europe (Eastern), 142 Adams, Sherman, 248 Missiles, guided, 225 Advisory Committee on Government NSC-Air Force relations, 256 Organization, 210 NSCID 1, 256 Aerial/photo reconnaissance: Project Genetrix, 229 Air Force, recommendations made by Project Grayback, 240, 241, 242, 249 U.S., 102 Psychological warfare planning, 124, Balloons used in, 164, 229, 240, 242, 213 249 Search projects, special electronic Dulles’s (John F.) assessments, 240, airborne, 6 242 Soviet Union’s capability to injure the Eisenhower authorizes production of U.S., evaluating the, 173 thirty high performance aircraft, Warning facilities of the intelligence 199 community, information/ Eisenhower-Dulles (Allen W.) recommendations concerning, communications, 197, 198 234 Foreign Information Program, 146, Watch Committee, IAC, 91, 218 155 Air Objective Folder Program (AOFP), Lockheed-Air Force (U.S.) meetings, 209 196 Air Resupply and Communications NSC Papers: (ARC) Wing program, 147 NSC 142, 146 Air Technical Intelligence Center NSC 161, 155 (ATIC), 202 NSC 5509, 209 Albania, 59, 190 Project Genetrix, 229 Aliens into U.S. for intelligence/ Project Grayback, 240, 249 operational purposes, 206 Smith’s (Walter B.) assessments, 164 Allen, Raymond B., 104 Technological Capabilities Panel, 194 American Committee for Freedom, Africa, 61, 125, 127, 155 15 Agricultural reporting, 209 Amory, Robert, Jr., 115, 137, 175, 176, Agriculture Department, U.S. (USDA), 177, 193, 228 220 Anderson, Dillon, 214, 241 Ainsworth, Donald H., 175 Anderson, Robert B., 230 Air America, 15 Appleton, John B., 41 Air Force, U.S.: Armas, Carlos C., 154 Aerial/photo reconnaissance, 102, Armed Forces Security Agency (AFSA), 164, 194, 196, 198, 199, 229, 242 21, 40, 99, 121 811 1363_INDEX 9/28/07 9:36 AM Page 812 320-672/B428-S/11008 812 Index Armstrong, W. Park, Jr., 9, 19, 35, 39, Army, U.S.—Continued 115, 175, 197, 233, 243 NSC-Army relations, 256 Aerial/photo reconnaissance, 229 NSC Intelligence Directives: Bureau of the Budget’s study for NSCID 1, 256 coordinating economic/ NSCID 5, 95 psychological/political warfare Psychological warfare planning, 124, and foreign information 213 activities, 210 Watch Committee, IAC, 91, 218 Central Intelligence Agency: Ashcraft, 50 Board of Consultants on Foreign Asia, Southeast: Intelligence Activities, 247 Aid/personnel to, American, 59 Budget issues, 30 Air Resupply and Communications Changes made at CIA in response Wing program, 147 to requests from NSC, 110 Committee for a Free Asia, 15, 94 Defense Department-CIA relations, Covert activities, 68 204 Foreign Information Program, 155 State Department-CIA relations, 24, Psychological warfare planning: 46 NSC Paper 135, 127 Commission on the Organization of Progress report (PSB) as of August the Executive Branch of the 1, 1952, 125 Government, 236, 241 Progress report (PSB) as of October Covert operations, 70, 71 30, 1952, 133 Foreign Service, 159 Progress report (PSB) as of January Intelligence Advisory Committee, 5, 1953, 143 policies and procedures of the, Progress report (PSB) as of July 29, 29 1953, 153 Missiles, guided, 225 Radio Free Asia, 94 National Intelligence Estimates, 37 Troy Report, 59 NSC Paper 50, 110 War plans, CIA/OPC strategic, 61 Office of Special Operations, 24 Assessing the Soviet Threat: The Early Psychological warfare planning, 59 Cold War Years (Kuhns), 12 Scientific/technical intelligence, Atkins, George, 217 112 Atomic Energy Commission (AEC), Soviet Union’s capability to injure the 207, 218, 221, 225 U.S., evaluating the, 172 Atomic energy/war/weapons, 59, 126, State Department-Defense 155, 209, 251 Department Staff Study on Attaché system, military, 202, 209, 214, intelligence, 22 221 Troy Report, 59 Ault, J.M., 217 Army, U.S.: Austria, 127, 234 CIA–Army relations, 95 Ayers, Fred, 164, 196 Collection (intelligence) requirements, coordination of, 202 Babbitt, Theodore, 27 Commission on the Organization of Bacteriological warfare, 124 the Executive Branch of the Bahrein Petroleum Company, 105 Government, 220, 221, 251 Baker, James G., 194, 198 Communications intelligence, 99 Balloons used for aerial/photo Coordination of economic/ reconnaissance, 164, 229, 240, 242, psychological/political warfare 249 and foreign information Balloons used for propaganda, 26, 59, 92 activities, 213 Balmer, Gen. Jesmond D., 108, 111, 142, Cryptographic systems, 251 167, 205 Disclosure of classified military Barbour, Walworth, 94, 118, 142, 237 information, 256 Barnard, John L., 37, 41 References are to document numbers 1363_INDEX 9/28/07 9:36 AM Page 813 320-672/B428-S/11008 Index 813 Barnes, C. Tracy, 104, 129 Brownell, George A., 99 Barnes, Robert G., 48, 218, 236 Brownell, Herbert, Jr., 206 Barrett, Edward W., 7, 26, 52, 78 Brownell Committee Report, 99, 121 Crusade for Freedom, 100 Bruce, David, 247 Psychological warfare planning: Oil issues, 105 Cabinet Committee, 47 Psychological warfare planning: Interdepartmental Foreign Cold War, 139 Information Organization, 57 NSC Paper 10/5, 139 Psychological Strategy Board, 67, Progress Report (State Department) 74 as of May 7, 1952, 109 Supervise, debate on who should, Psychological Operations 49 Coordinating Committee, Troy Report, 59 124 Radio Free Europe, 94 Smith’s (Walter B.) 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Ralph J., 29, 121, 136 Search operations, special electronic Carpenter, Issac W., 210 airborne, 6 Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) (see Security of the United States, project also Dulles, Allen W.; Foreign to provide a more adequate basis Information Program; Intelligence for planning the, 80 Advisory Committee; Operations Soviet Union’s capability to injure the Coordinating Board; Psychological U.S., evaluating the, 138, 148, 149 warfare planning; Smith, Walter B.): Support bases, overseas CIA Aerial/photo reconnaissance, 102, logistical, 140 194, 196 Taiwan and China, conflict between, Army (U.S.)-CIA relations, 95 106 Board of Consultants on Foreign British Broadcasting Company, 146 Intelligence Activities, 247 Broadcast monitoring, foreign, 24 Budget issues, 24, 30, 111 References are to document numbers 1363_INDEX 9/28/07 9:36 AM Page 814 320-672/B428-S/11008 814 Index Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)— Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)— Continued Continued Buildings/offices, improving, 205 Defense Department-CIA relations: Central Intelligence Act of 1949, 220, Budget/finance/personnel issues, 221, 251 34 Central Intelligence Group, 221 Director of Central Intelligence Collection (intelligence) requirements, Directive 5/1, 204 coordination of, 202 Doolittle Report, 205 Commission on the Organization of Dulles (Allen W.)-Kyes the Executive Branch of the communications, 165 Government, 186, 220, 221, 234, Marshall’s (George C.) analysis of 236, 239, 251 U.S. intelligence, 32 Communications intelligence, 107 Smith (Walter B.)-Bradley Coordination of economic/ communications, 54, 56 psychological/political warfare Director of Central Intelligence and foreign information Directives: activities, 210, 213 DCID 1/2, 179, 187, 202 Cover problems, 205 DCID 3/3, 126 Covert operations (see also Office of DCID 3/4, 126, 155, 172, 225 Policy Coordination and Office of DCID 4/1, 200 Special Operations below): DCID 4/2, 25, 202 Aliens into U.S. for DCID 4/3, 200, 209 intelligence/operational DCID 4/4, 200, 201 purposes, 206 DCID 4/5, 238 Commission on the Organization DCID 5/1, 204 of the Executive Branch of the DCID 14/1, 18 Government, 251 DCID 15/1, 169, 191 Doolittle Report, 184, 185, 188, 192, Duties and responsibilities, 256 193, 205 ECA–CIA relations, 31 JCS’s assessments, 83 Economic intelligence relating to Johnson’s (Louis) support of, 1 national security, 72, 144 Joint Subsidiary
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