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Sep 5, 1969

U.S. Atomic Energy Commission-U.S. Department of Defense, Proceedings of the Tactical Nuclear Weapons Symposium, Held at Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory of the University of California, Los Alamos, New Mexico, September 3-5, 1969, n.d., Secret, Excised copy

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Digital National Security Archive

doc-22-1969-9-4-meeting_in_dr_fosters_office

Sep 4, 1969

Memorandum for the File, Prepared by Wolfgang J. Lehman, Bureau of Politico-Military Affairs, “Meeting in Dr. Foster’s Office on US/UK Nuclear Cooperation,”4 September 1969

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DNSA; from Record Group 84, Top Secret Foreign Service Post Files, Embassy London, 1965-1976, box 1, 1969

17-Letter-from-J-Edgar-Hoover-Director-FBI-to

Sep 3, 1969

Letter from J. Edgar Hoover, Director, FBI, to Honorable Richard Helms, Director, CIA, September 3, 1969, labeled SECRET before redaction and release.

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ISCAP Appeal No. 2013-062, Document No. 2, March 18, 2014.

Sep 2, 1969

U.S. Embassy to Japan telegram 7141 to State Department, “As Okinawa Goes, So Goes Japan,” 2 September 1969, Secret

Source

RG 59, Subject-Numeric Files, 1967-1969, box 2460, POL 19 RYU IS

16-AEC-Letter-from-William-T-Riley-Director

Aug 28, 1969

AEC Letter from William T. Riley, Director, Division of Security, to the Honorable J. Edgar Hoover, Director, FBI, August 28, 1969, labeled CONFIDENTIAL and SECRET before redaction and release.

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FBI FOIA File No. 117-2564, document 446, released in less redacted form by FBI on September 28, 2009 per FOIPA No. 1091168-000. An even less redacted form of the interview summary was provided by a December 15, 1989 FOIA response from CIA to the Natural Resources Defense Council (CIA Reference No. F87-1446). It contained an August 28, 1969 letter from AEC Assistant General Manager Howard Brown to DCI Richard Helms, transmitting the Shapiro interview summary.

Document-10-Marshall-GREEN-Office-talk-August-28

Aug 28, 1969

“Marshall GREEN, Office talk. August 28, 1969”

Document-2A-Kissinger-to-the-President-Morning

Aug 22, 1969

Kissinger to the President, "Morning Briefing Items," Top Secret, Excised Copy

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NPL, NSC Files, President's Daily Briefings, box 10, Folder: President's Daily Briefs August 10-31, 1969

Document-2B-President-s-Daily-Brief-Top-Secret

Aug 22, 1969

President's Daily Brief, Top Secret, Excised Copy

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NPL, NSC Files, President's Daily Briefings, box 10, Folder: President's Daily Briefs August 10-31, 1969

Aug 19, 1969

U.S. Embassy Moscow telegram 4343 to State Department, “TUMS,” 19 August 1969, Secret

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RG 59, Subject Numeric Files, 1967-1969, BG Moscow 13

Document-33-Soviet-Aircraft-Spacecraft-and

Aug 15, 1969

Soviet Aircraft, Spacecraft, and Missile Materials. Excerpt from Structural Materials (Aircraft, Spacecraft, and Missiles) – USSR, 15 August 1969

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National Archives, RG 342, Entry UD-WW 1274, Box 2

09-U-S-Embassy-Philippines-telegram-8452-to

Aug 8, 1969

U.S. Embassy Philippines telegram 8452 to State Department, subj: Pincus/Paul Visit, 8 August 1969, Top Secret, excised copy

Source

Defense Department MDR release

Aug 8, 1969

U.S. Embassy Philippines telegram 8452 to State Department, subj: Pincus/Paul Visit, 8 August 1969, Top Secret, excised copy

Source

Defense Department MDR release

07-Letters-Admiral-Moorer-to-Laird-21-July-1969

Jul 21, 1969

Letters, Admiral Moorer to Laird, 21 July 1969, and Laird to Kissinger, n.d. enclosing: Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, DUCK HOOK, 20 July 1969

Source

MDR release

Jul 20, 1969

Letters, Admiral Moorer to Laird, 21 July 1969, and Laird to Kissinger, n.d. enclosing: Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, DUCK HOOK, 20 July 1969, Top Secret

Source

MDR release

08-Jean-Sainteny-Memorandum-for-President-Nixon

Jul 16, 1969

Jean Sainteny, Memorandum for President Nixon, n.d., with cover memorandum by Tony Lake, July 16, 1969, Top Secret

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Richard M. Nixon Presidential Library [RPNL], Henry A. Kissinger Office File, box 106, folder: Mister "S," Vol. 1 (1 of 2).

Jul 16, 1969

Jean Sainteny, Memorandum for President Nixon, n.d., with cover memorandum by Tony Lake, July 16, 1969, Top Secret

Source

Richard M. Nixon Presidential Library [RPNL], Henry A. Kissinger Office File, box 106, folder: Mister "S," Vol. 1 (1 of 2).

National-Security-Archive-Doc-02-Henry-Kissinger

Jul 11, 1969

Henry Kissinger and Anatoly Dobrynin’s Notes of Conversation, June 11, 1969

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Richard Nixon Presidential Library (RNPL), National Security Council Files, box 489, Dobrynin/Kissinger 1969 Part II, David C. Geyer and Douglas E. Selvage, eds., Soviet-American Relations: The Détente Years, 1969-1972, U.S. Department of State Publication 11438, (Washington DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 2007), pp. 64-70

National-Security-Archive-Doc-02-Memorandum-Haig

Jul 3, 1969

Memorandum, Haig to Kissinger, July 3, 1969, Subject: WSAG Meeting of July 2, 1969 (with attached minutes of the meeting)

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The Kissinger Transcripts: The Verbatim Record, edited by Dr. William Burr, The National Security Archive. A partially redacted version is in the FRUS volume on Korea, document no. 28

Jul - Aug 1969

Memo, Henry Kissinger to Nixon, n.d., subj: Conceptual Plan for Implementation of Operation DUCK HOOK, Top Secret

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NARA, Records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Record Group 218 [RG 218], JCS Chairman Files (Earle Wheeler), box 169, folder: White House Memos (1969)

Jul 1969

DASAIAC [Defense Atomic Support Agency Information and Analysis Center] Special Report 95, Proceedings: Second Interdisciplinary Conference on Selected Effects of a General War Volume II (Santa Barbara: DASA Information and Analysis Center, 1969), extracts

Source

Google Books online, Proceedings: Second Interdisciplinary Conference on Selected Effects of a General War Volume II