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U.S. GOVERNMENT INTERNATIONAL HARCOTICS CONTROL

CABINET COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL NARCOTICS CONTROL

CHAFRRAK: SCORETARY OF STATE WILLIAM P. ROGERS

ATTORNEY GENEPAL

SECPETARY OF PICENSE

SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY

SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE

U.S. REP. TO THE UN

DIRECTOR OF CIA

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: EGIL KROGH, WHITE HOUSE

SUBCOMMITTEES

LAW ENFORCEPENT

INTELLIGENCE

PUBLIC INFORMATION

DIPLOMACY & FOREIGN AID

WORKING GROUP

CHAIRMAN: EGIL KROQ, WHITE HOUSE

STATE: Senior Adviser on

Karcotics Patters TREASURY: Commissioner of

Custors; Assistant Secre- tary for Enforcerent and Operations

JUSTICE: Director 8:00 1SC Representative DEFENSE: General Counsel SPECTAL ACTION OFFICE

FOR DRUG ABUSE PREVENT- TIC: Director (S100AP) CIA: Special Assistent UN MISSION: Senior Adviser

for Economic and Social Council Affairs AGRICULTURE: Director of

Science and Educational Department

SUBCOMMITTEES

CONGRESSIONAL RELATIONS

|REHABILITATION & TREATMENT

RESEARCH 'A DEVELOPMENT

COORDINATING SUBCOMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN: WALTER MINNICK, WHITE HOUSE

STATE, JUSTICE, TREASURY, AGRI- CULTURE, CIA, AID, DEFENSE, SHOCAP.

REGIONAL INTERAGENCY NARCOTICS CONTROL COMMITTEES

AFRICAN AFFRIES (XF)

INTER-AMERICAN

AFFILES

(ARA)

EUROPEAN AFFAIRS (EUR)

NRAR EASTERN &

SOUTH ASIAN

AFFAIRS (NEA)

EAST ASIAN &

FIC S

(EA)

The Cabinet Committee's international effort is to coordinate action: (1) to gain the cooperation of other countries in the narcotics control program; (2) to develop the climate in which foreign law enforcement officials will work in conjunction with United States officials, particu- larly BNDD and Customs; and (3) to gather intelligence regarding illicit opium production and trafficking.

The major responsibility for coordinating and carrying out the international aspects of the narcotics control problem rests with the Department of State and BNDD, with strong supporting assistance from the Central Intelligence Agency, United States Customs, the Agency for International Development, and such other Federal agencies as are required from time to time.