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..... J I , - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _. . . . . . . . . . . j: . f. Operations. The 1967 Katrenbach Committee report was . approved by the Dirtcbr in March I967 and i s binding on any of our relations with American orgaairations-today.. 11 spedficdly prshibits covert financial assistance or support, direct or indirict, to any U.S. educational or private voluntary orgmnlcSUon. Any * relationship or operation the Agency bas with an American orgrd-. . ration must be rnd is wlrhln there guidelines. ). g. Details -..- or - loans, - OR~are~occ._s~opns.Jetails of tschniedly . qualified CIA ptrrsonncl, technical. advlcc, or loans sf CIA cqdp- - - _ _ me.nt have been tarde )vrUablt takther u .S. ogcnclcs rt their request to wrist them to carry out t?:er-responoibilities. An -example 58 the ekymarshal progrrm, in which some-CIA personnel w w t temporarily detailed to the FAA in order to isslst in a rapid hitiation of that program.- Such-pe quipmtnt ate under A9sktance of this operational controt-of Ih'c rccci w e in no wry eonst!tutcs rn 8ssumption of rtspahsibility or ruthority by CIA for the program. - h @unterSntell/Rcncq e p~-xs;.- To-catry out ifs rcsponsi- - _ bilfties for c o u n t e r i n t e l l l g CCLA i s bitetested 1n'the.artivldes of foreign nations or tntelligence servSces Hmcd 8t the W.ST To the extent that thtse activSties tie-outside the U.S. e including acti*- -- withSn CIA'S responsibilit{es. Responsibill ty for coverage of U s $nttlligencc aspect of the problem, rnd my nction of a law enfore-o- -- -_ - _ ties aimed at the U.S.tiliring U,S;Xtirtnr or others, they fa1 ~~Eviticdwithin the U.S; lies with the FBISSSn-tntcrnrl rteurlty function. CIA'@ responsibility rnd authority are limited to the fortlgn - msnt or hternal oecurity nature lies with the FBI ob local police - _ _ forces (CIA@# assistance to the U.S. Government program rgalnrt - nweotics and drugs 1s handled h rhc sbme fashion.) . ~ .- - - - _ _ _ -. . . i. OQerrtional S a , To-pyt CIA operadoms, rrrange- - _ rncnts are made with various US, business or other entities to provide cover or other support for CIA personnel or rctSvities abroad. This can include proprtctarlcs tormcd or controlled by CfA. While these may exist within the U.S. , their purpose im to conduct or support operations abroad ---- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . r ...... - . . . . . . . . * . -- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - .. 'I , j .. . . . . . . .' . . . . . .... .-. .I .I. :> . I .. ; - ? ... .-! ... . . . . . , ... . . . . ... . ... .. ... -.. . . I . . . -! - ........................... j. Defectors. -.--- As provided by law, CIA occaslonally resettle8 c~nploy~ncnt, t t c , Although this activity takes place in this country. - ,. tr,. the U.S. defectors and othcr foreign individuals oC opera~on4 - .z irrterest. This resettlement may involve a new identity, relocation, . . .. : : . . . . . . . . -- '- .. . :. _. +; , . ... Its .- .... pprposc i s the support of operrHons abroad. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. -