OFFICIAL USE ON! 'Y O.P,S. 75-6 8/12/74 - 7 - August 15, 1974 and will be brought back to the Commission if any substantive changes result from the negotiations. B. The Commission noted that two groups will be meeting with the Soviets: 1. the Fast Breeder Reactor Coordinating Group including toe Assistanc Dir-osror coc Nuclear Safety, RAD; Assistant ¢irecter of Reactors Tecnnology, RRB; senicr Technical Assistant, RRD; Deputy Director, Operations, Argonne National Livovatory; President of Atomics International; General Manager of the Advanced Technology Department, GE; General Manager of the Advanced Reactor Division, Atomic Power Division, Westinghouse; and Mr. Edwin Kinter, Deputy Director, RRD, as Chairman; and 2. the Senior U.S. Policy Group including Commissioner Anders, Ambassador Tape and Messrs. Klein, Friedman, Hirsch, Nemzek and Teem. The Commission: 1. approved the draft protocol as the basis for negotiation 2. VI. with the Soviet Union; agreed that Mr. and Klein will be a member of the Senior U.S. Policy Group, and that Mr. Abbadessa will accompany the Group to the Soviet Union. (DIP) SECY-75-94 - Declassification of Certain Information Related to Early Nuclear Tests A. Mr. Erlewine, the General Manager, stated that this paper concerns the declassification of certain information concerning occurrences in the early 1950's. Commissioner Kriegsman stated that the only basis for classification and declassification should be the material's relevance to the national security, and that this consideration should be fully and clearly set out in future staff papers. Staff indicated the material cescribed no longer, from a national security view, merited classification. The Commission noted that: 1. it had received a request from Dr. Herbert F. York, of the University of California, to declassify this information; 2. the information no longer concerns the national security. OFFICIAL USE ONLY