The OCB should therefore be in a position to express its views with respect to important actions in the field of nuclear energy which it feels would have significant bearing on overseas prograns. "It is recognized that in such natters as nuclear energy, donestic action cannot be separated froi their overseas linpact. In view of already established nechanisuis, the OCB should not be the final authority for balencine douestic considerations against overseas considerations with respect to actions and statements in the field of nucicar enerpy. In the event there is the necessity to eveluate the overscas considerations against those that must be considered daiesticaily, the OCB will notify the NSC of such conflict of intcrest. "In fulfiilnent of the above, the OCB will develop suidance setting forth cliete~of-opinion objectives which may be affected by nuclear energy projects and related information prograns," De Request bhs BRE to iseue the Lollowing monoreandm: "In order to coordinate projects and related information prograns in the nuclear energy fieid which nay affect the international security interests of the United States, the Operations Coordinating Board shall advise with the several agencies concerned with respect to the advisability of actions ~ e ECRE Treo”aea i ys calPaeh bats waies wee ret