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Doc 30 1972-8-19 Senator_Brooke's_Letter_0

Aug 19, 1972

Al[exander] Haig to Henry A. Kissinger, “Brooke Letter,” 19 August 1972, with attachments, Top Secret

Source

DNSA; Nixon Presidential Library, National Security Council Files, box 808, Brooke, Edward W.

Aug 11, 1972

[Cabinet Secretary] Burke Trend memorandum to the Prime Minister, “Anglo-American Nuclear Relations,” 11 August 1972, Top Secret

Source

DNSA; from The National Archives (United Kingdom), PREM 15/1362

22-Memorandum-Kissinger-from-files-of-Gardner

Aug 10, 1972

Memorandum, "Kissinger," from files of Gardner Tucker, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Analysis, 10 August 1972, Top Secret, excised copy

Source

Defense Department MDR release, under appeal

Aug 10, 1972

Memorandum of Conversation, 10 August 1972, Top Secret, excised copy, with Memorandum on “Modernization Possibilities” attached [Differently excised version, without attachment, published in the FRUS]

Source

Nixon Presidential Library [NPL], NSC Files, Henry Kissinger Office Files, Box 63, Exchange with the UK-SLBMs

Aug 10, 1972

Memorandum, “Kissinger,” from files of Gardner Tucker, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Analysis, 10 August 1972, Top Secret Source: Mandatory Declassification Review request to Defense Department; released in full (2017) through appeal to Interagency Security Classification Panel

Source

MDR to Defense Department; released in full (2017) through appeal to Interagency Security Classification Panel

Aug 10, 1972

Memorandum, "Kissinger," from files of Gardner Tucker, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Analysis, 10 August 1972, Top Secret, excised copy

Source

Defense Department MDR release, under appeal

Document-07-U-S-Government-Responsibility-for-My

Jul 28, 1972

• U.S. Government Responsibility for My Lai, from Alexander L. Peaslee, Halifax, July 17, 1972, Limited Official Use.
• Director of Planning and Coordination Staff, William Cargo response, July 28, 1972, Limited Official Use.

Source

FOIA lawsuit, National Security Archive v. Department of State (17-cv-0770)

Jul 28, 1972

Report on the UN Conference on the Human Environment from Vice-Chairman of the Delegation Christian Herter, Jr., to Secretary of State William Rogers, Subject: Classified Report of the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment, Stockholm, Sweden, 28 July 1972, [Classified/Confidential]

Source

National Archives, RG 59, Central Files 1970-73, SCI 41-3 UN. Confidential.

National-Security-Archive-Doc-21-National

Jul 27, 1972

National Security Council Staff, “HAK Talking Points DOD Strategic Targeting Study Briefing," Thursday, July 27, 1972," Top Secret

Source

Digital National Security Archive

Jul 26, 1972

PM – Ronald I. Spiers to the Deputy Secretary, “US-UK Nuclear Cooperation: Letter from Deputy Secretary of Defense Rush,” 26 July 1972, Top Secret

Source

Digital National Security Archive [DNSA]; from U.S. National Archives, Department of State Records, Record Group 59 [RG 59], Subject-Numeric Files, 1970-1973, Top Secret Files, box 25, POL 7 US

Jul 22, 1972

CIA, Central Intelligence Bulletin, “USSR: Better Space Suits,” Secret, July 22, 1972

Source

Central Intelligence Agency Digital Archive

Document-08-U-S-Assistance-to-Essentially

Jul 21, 1972

• U.S. Assistance to Essentially Totalitarian Regimes: Value of Ole UNRRA and China Relief Mission Approach, from Halifax, July 21, 1972, Limited Official Use.
• Director of Planning and Coordination Staff William Cargo response, July 28, 1972.

Source

FOIA lawsuit, National Security Archive v. Department of State (17-cv-0770)

Jul 19, 1972

Brazilian Foreign Ministry, Memo, “Situacão politica no Chile. Visita ao Brasil de Colonel Alberto Labbé [Political Situation in Chile. Visit to Brazil of Colonel Alberto Labbé], Secret July 19, 1972

National-Security-Archive-Doc-18-Department-of

Jul 10, 1972

Department of State, U. Alexis Johnson, Memorandum for 40 Committee, “Request for Funds for President [redacted] to Pass to President Bokassa of the Central African Republic in Forgery Case,” July 10, 1972.

Source

Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library, Gerald R. Ford Papers, Presidential Handwriting File, Box 31, Folder, “Intelligence (8).”

Document-06-Policy-of-Non-Intervention-in

Jul 7, 1972

• Policy of Non-Intervention in Burundi, from Tegucigalpa, July 7, 1972, Limited Official Use.
• Director of Planning and Coordination Staff William Cargo response, July 20, 1972, Limited Official Use.

Source

FOIA lawsuit, National Security Archive v. Department of State (17-cv-0770)

02-Telephone-conversation-with-President-Nixon

Jun 24, 1972

Telephone conversation with President Nixon, 24 June 1972, 12:25 p.m.

Source

mandatory declassification review release by NPL, National Security Council Files, Kissinger Telephone Conversation Transcripts, box 14, June 15-27, 1972

Jun 21, 1972

U.S. Department of State, Bureau of International Scientific & Technological Affairs, Office of Environmental Affairs, Paper, Subject: UN Conference on the Human Environment: Round-up of Actions Taken, 21 June 1972, [Unclassified]

Source

Jimmy Carter Library, Records of the 1976 Campaign Committee to Elect Jimmy Carter; Series: Noel Starrett Subject File; Folder: UN Conference on the Human Environment; Container 96

Jun 19, 1972

Memorandum from the Chairman of the Council on Environmental Quality, Russell E. Train, to President Nixon, Subject: UN Conference on the Human Environment, 19 June 1972, [Unclassified]

Source

U.S. National Archives, Nixon Presidential Materials, NSC Files, Agency Files, Box 217, CEQ I. No classification marking. The memorandum is unsigned. The draft statement was attached but not published. Copies were sent to Erhlichman and Kissinger.

Jun 15, 1972

Conversation No. 735-1
Cassette Nos. 2246-2248
Oval Office

Source

The Nixon Tapes

Document-05-Narcotics-Control-from-Asuncion-June

Jun 14, 1972

• Narcotics Control, from Asuncion, June 14, 1972, Confidential.
• Under Secretary of State John Irwin II response, June 30, 1972, Confidential.

Source

FOIA lawsuit, National Security Archive v. Department of State (17-cv-0770)