Internal Memorandum Regarding Davidson Article

This document is an internal communication, dated February 5, 1958, regarding an individual identified as Davidson. Davidson had previously promised to send a copy of an article he authored to the Pentagon. Upon receipt, the Pentagon forwarded the article to the agency without comment. The agency subsequently reviewed the material with Colonel Crogan, who served as a Special Assistant to the Director of Central Intelligence (DCI). The consensus reached was that there was nothing the agency could or should do regarding the article. The document explicitly states that the agency wishes to avoid any further business with Davidson. It notes that Davidson already possesses sufficient names and contact information, and providing him with additional details would serve no purpose other than to encourage further speculation on his part. The author of the memorandum expresses a desire to avoid any involvement in the matter and suggests that the current course of action is intended to distance their office from the situation.