Virtual Reading Room

Page 460 of 66713327 document(s) found

National-Security-Archive-Doc-7-NSC-Kissinger

Sep 12, 1970

NSC Kissinger Telcon, “Secretary Rogers,” September 12, 1970 (page 2)

Source

National Security Archive Kissinger Telcon collection

National-Security-Archive-Doc-8-NSC-Kissinger

Sep 12, 1970

NSC Kissinger Telcon, “President/Kissinger,” September 12, 1970

Source

National Security Archie Kissinger Telcon collection

Sep 12, 1970

US Embassy Chile memorandum, “Ambassador’s Response to Request for Analysis of Military Option in Present Chilean Situation,” Secret, September 12, 1970

Source

Clinton Administration Chile Declassification Project

Sep 12, 1970

NSC Telcon, Kissinger and Helms, September 12, 1970

Source

National Security Archive Kissinger Telcon collection

Sep 12, 1970

White House, Telcon, Conversation on Blocking Allende between National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger and Secretary of State William Rogers, September 12, 1970.

Source

DNSA

04-National-Security-Council-Memorandum-to

Sep 9, 1970

National Security Council, Memorandum to Kissinger, "40 Committee Meeting, September 9, 1971-Chile."

Sep 9, 1970

NSC, 40 Committee, “Minutes of the Meeting of the 40 Committee, 8 September 1970,” September 9, 1970

Source

Clinton Administration Chile Declassification Project

Sep 9, 1970

CIA cable, Instructions to Establish Contacts with Chilean Military to foster a coup, Secret, September 9, 1970

Source

Clinton Administration Chile Declassification Project

National-Security-Archive-Doc-3-U-S-Embassy

Sep 5, 1970

U.S. Embassy Chile Cable, “Allende Wins,” Confidential, September 5, 1970

Source

FOIA and State Department Foreign Relations of the United States series

National-Security-Archive-Doc-5-CIA-Cable

Sep 5, 1970

CIA Cable, [Questions on Chile Situation], Secret, September 5, 1970

Source

Clinton Administration Chile Declassification Project

National-Security-Archive-Doc-1-U-S-Embassy

Sep 4, 1970

U.S. Embassy Chile Cable. “Election Eve Talk with Frei,” Secret, September 4, 1970

Source

State Department, Foreign Relations of the United States series

National-Security-Archive-Doc-2-U-S-Embassy

Sep 4, 1970

U.S. Embassy Chile Cable, “Election Day Number 1,” Limited Dis, September 4, 1970

Source

Chile Documentation Project collection

National-Security-Archive-Doc-4-NSC-Memo-Summary

Sep 4, 1970

NSC Memo, [Summary of Where We Stand Re: Chile], Top Secret/Sensitive/NoDis, September 4, 1970

Source

Clinton Administration Chile Declassification Project

National-Security-Archive-Doc-6-State-Department

Sep 4, 1970

State Department Bureau of Intelligence and Research Memo, “Chile—Post September 4 Operations: A Personal View,” September 4, 1970

Source

Clinton Administration Chile Declassification Project

National-Security-Archive-Doc-13-FBI-Memorandum

Sep 2, 1970

FBI Memorandum, Mark Felt to Clyde Tolson, “Security Informants; Racial Informants,” September 2, 1970

Source

FBI FOIA and Church Committee, v. II, Exhibit 44, pp. 330-333

Sep 1, 1970

George S. Dragnich, The Lebanon Operation of 1958: The Crisis Role of the 6^th Fleet, Center for Naval Analyses, September 1970, Secret

Source

FOIA request to U.S. Navy

Aug 24, 1970

Memorandum from Acting Secretary of State Johnson to President Nixon, August 24, 1970, [Unclassified]

Source

National Archives, RG 59, Central Files 1970-73, SCI 41

Aug 18, 1970

Interdepartmental, Memorandum, “Annex—NSSM 97, Extreme Option—Overthrow Allende,” Secret, August 18, 1970

Source

National Security Archive Chile Collection

Aug 17, 1970

State Department, Memorandum, “NSSM-97: Extreme Option — Overthrow of Allende,” Secret, August 17, 1970

Source

Clinton Administration Chile Declassification Project

Aug 13, 1970

Memorandum from Daniel P. Moynihan to John D. Ehrlichman, August 13, 1970, folder Memos to Staff: John Ehrlichman [07/07/1970 – 12/03/1970]; Box 7; Correspondence; WHCF: SMOF: Daniel Patrick Moynihan

Source

Nixon Presidential Library