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National-Security-Archive-Doc-23-FBI-Memorandum

May 18, 1973

FBI Memorandum, William Ruckelshaus to Henry Petersen, “Interagency Committee on Intelligence (Ad Hoc),” May 18, 1973

Source

FBI FOIA, for CIA—Church Committee, v. II, Exhibit 61

National-Security-Archive-Doc-22-White-House

May 17, 1973

White House record, Oval Office conversation, Richard Nixon and J. Fred Buzhardt, May 17, 1973 – 8:44 a.m.

Source

Richard Nixon Presidential Library and http://nixontapes.org

National-Security-Archive-Doc-20-White-House

May 16, 1973

White House record, Oval Office conversation, Richard Nixon and J. Fred Buzhardt, March 16, 1973 – 5:39 p.m.

Source

Richard Nixon Presidential Library and http://nixontapes.org

National-Security-Archive-Doc-21-White-House

May 16, 1973

White House Telephone conversation, J. Fred Buzhardt and Robert Mardian, May 16, 1973 – Unknown time between 4:57 p.m. and 9:33 p.m.

Source

Richard Nixon Presidential Library and http://nixontapes.org

May 15, 1973

Excerpt from PDB, 15 May 1973

Source

President's Daily Brief

May 14, 1973

“Marder Interview with Henry Kissinger Re Wiretapping, May 14, 1973”

May 10, 1973

Memorandum of Conversation, “The Year of Europe; UK SLBMS; SALT Principles; MFBR,” 10 May 1973, Top Secret, with attached memorandum, “British Strategic Nuclear Deterrent,” 10 May 1973, Top Secret, excised copy [with side-by-side versions]

Source

NPL, NSC Files, Henry A. Kissinger Office Files, box 62, U.K. MemCons HAK London Trip, May 1973

May 7, 1973

Wendell L. Bevan, Director of Special Activities, CIA, Memorandum for: Deputy Director for Science and Technology, Subject: Telecon this morning concerning any OSA activities which could put the Agency into an embarrassing situation, May 7, 1973. Top Secret.

Source

CIA Freedom of Information Act Release.

May 7, 1973

Chief, Division D, Memorandum for: Deputy Director of Operations, Subject: Potentially Embarrassing Activities Conducted by Division D, May 7, 1973. Secret.

Source

CIA Freedom of Information Act Release.

09-CIA-Cable-Report-on-El-Mercurio-and-other

May 2, 1973

CIA, Cable, Report on El Mercurio and other "Militant" groups fomenting a coup, May 2, 1973.

May 1, 1973

Kissinger to the President, "Information Items," Top Secret, Excised Copy

Source

NPL, NSC Files, President's Daily Briefings, box 51, Folder: President's Daily Briefs May 1-15, 1973

Document-6B-President-s-Daily-Brief-Top-Secret

May 1, 1973

President's Daily Brief, Top Secret, Excised Copy

Source

NPL, NSC Files, President's Daily Briefings, box 51, Folder: President's Daily Briefs May 1-15, 1973

May 1, 1973

Excerpt from PDB, 1 May 1973

Source

President's Daily Brief

Apr 30, 1973

President Nixon and Bob Haldeman
Lincoln Sitting Room
Telephone call April 30, 1973 (“I love you – like my brother.”)

Source

White House Tape 045-041

Apr 29, 1973

H.R. Haldeman Diary Entry (describing his meeting with Nixon at Camp David: “I may not be alive much longer.”)

Source

H.R. Haldeman Diaries Collection, National Archives

Apr 22, 1973

Easter Sunday photograph of the Nixon family at Key Biscayne

Source

Richard Nixon Library

Apr 18, 1973

Brent Scowcroft to Henry A. Kissinger, “British Submarine Upgrade,” 18 April 1973, Top Secret, excised copy

Source

RNPL, Henry A. Kissinger Office Files, box 63, Exchange with the UK ‐ SLBMs [2 of 2]

Apr 17, 1973

President Nixon and Henry Kissinger
Lincoln Sitting Room
Telephone call April 17, 1973 (“Nobody will really know what they put a president through”)

Source

White House Tape 038-092

Apr 6, 1973

ASIS, Note to File, “[Redacted] Station,” 6 April 1973, Top Secret

Source

National Archives of Australia (FOIA request)

Doc 4-1991.07.17 Grachev's memo about the transition from communism

Apr 3, 1973

Большевистский Коммунизм и социал-демократия