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104-10310-10010 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (8/30/1963)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch18898 and id is 1 raw text is: 4 1 30-101 30 August 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECTi Special Group (5412) Meeting, Situation Roam at the White Rouse, 29 August 1963, 1430 1. In attendance were Mr. MeGeorge Buandy, Mr. Gilpatric, Mr. Aleis Joson, Mr. Tom Parrott and, for appropriate Items, Colonel Steakey of JRC and Mr. Bruce Cheever of CIA. 2. The monthly reconnaissance forecasts for both NRO and DOD were approved in tote, although Secretary Johnson withheld replenishing the Laos bank (since we atil have a credit of one) until he had been briefed by Ladshl as to just how effective this photography was. He appears to have some doubt that we are getting anything that's worthwhile. 3. On the problem of negotiations for an Indian base it was the consensus that we should not approach Sarit at the present time for use of Takhl unless there were overriding intelligence require- ments approved by USAB at the next meeting. Gilpatric showed me a memrandom from General Carroll urging that we get the photos and after the meeting I noted a somewhat lose ent iastic urging from Sheldon. While the Special Group did not seem to be enthds- astic about naking the lights, they agreed to withhold judgment pending a USIB reactie from the meeting next Thursday. Please have it placed on the agenda for discussion. 4. There was same discussion on the Support of atonomous anti-Castro groups and some concern as to what reactions we might expect from Castro. Mr. Bundy asked that this item be held over for the meetiag aeat week at which time he woald want to obtain Mr. McCone's views since Mr. McCone had stated that he wanted to take another took at the matter. The Group (particularly Johnson) did not seem to be enthusiastic about using a British-owned Island withot telling the British. There were warm remarks made about Mr. Pawley's capabilities although Bundy expressed some

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