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CIA Declassification Center Weekly Report 1- 7 January 2015

Central Intelligence Agency · 2015-01-09 · 18 pages · text from the file's own layer

The CIA Declassification Center issued this weekly report on 9 January 2015, covering activity from 1 to 7 January 2015. The memo reports that the CIA met its 31 December 2014 Executive Order declassification deadline with no records at risk, finished reviewing the second tranche of President's Daily Brief records (1969 through 1974), and gives FY 2015 production status. It also describes a circa 1942 OSS report on German war aims, along with personnel changes, team activities and help desk notes. The report does not mention UFOs.

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(U//58-EH6) FY 2015 Production Status
status of jroduction against the FY 2015 goals as of 3 Jan 2015 is presented in the "Thermometer Chart" below. G
(U//AI-HO)—Note that this chart presents "Pages Reviewed this Fiscal Year" and displays some key product lines. Thus counts in this chart reflect
material that has completed the review process this FY (i.e., "certified" or equivalent). It does not reflect pages that have completed the full
production process (i.e., been "delivered") but reflects progress against the Executive Order requirements. The chart below is organized by key
2015 goals, i.e., overall total review/release, automated review (our highest value on-line redacted product); and Presidential Libraries, and
Manual Review whether involving AARC documents or NDC documents. (Note that Overall Total subsumes Automated and Manual, and
Automated subsumes the Presidential Library product. Because the Overall Total includes SPREE which is not displayed, the Overall Total is n_o’t
the simple sum of the three sub-categories to its right on the chart.) l l
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