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Oct 22, 1962

W.Y. S. [William Y. Smith] [Assistant to the JCS Chairman] to General Taylor, “Analysis of USSR Fatality Figures from Various US Nuclear Attacks,” 22 October 1962, Top Secret, excised copy, under appeal

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NARA, Record Group 218, Records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Records of JCS Chairman Maxwell Taylor, box 11, Russia

Oct 22, 1962

01. Carib As Of 22 October 1962 0800Q

Oct 22, 1962

Washington Embassy telegram 6326 to Foreign Office, 22 October 1962, Top Secret

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The National Archives (UK), PREM 11/3689 (copy courtesy of Len Scott, Aberystwyth University)

Oct 22, 1962

State Department telegram 2269 to U.S. Embassy London, 22 October 1962, Confidential

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John F. Kennedy Library, President’s Office Files, box 127A, United Kingdom: Security 1962, October-December

Oct 22, 1962

Untitled U.S. paper, 22 October 1962, Top Secret

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The National Archives (United Kingdom), Prime Minister’s Records, PREM 11/3689 (copy courtesy of Len Scott, Aberystwyth University)

Oct 22, 1962

White House telegram 222308Z to State Department, 22 October 1962, Top Secret

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Digital National Security Archive

Oct 22, 1962

President Kennedy to Prime Minister Macmillan, 22 October 1962, Top Secret

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Digital National Security Archive

Oct 22, 1962

U.S. Embassy West Germany telegram 1199 to Secretary of State, 22 October 1962, Secret

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Digital National Security Archive

Oct 22, 1962

U.S. Embassy France telegram 1901 to State Department, 22 October 1962, Secret

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Digital National Security Archive

Oct 22, 1962

United Kingdom Delegation to N.A.T.O. Paris Telegram 163 to Foreign Office, “Cuba,” 22 October 1962, Secret

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The National Archives (United Kingdom), Foreign Office Records, FO/162375 (copy courtesy of Len Scott, Aberystwyth University)

Oct 22, 1962

Malin/Serov Notes of the Soviet Presidium, October 22-23, 1962

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Original in RGANI, Fond 3, Opis 16, Delo 947, L. 36-41; first published in Russian by Alexander Fursenko in 2003; translated for the Cold War International History Project Bulletin in 2012 by Mark Kramer, with Olga Rivkin and Timothy Naftali (formerly of the Miller Center Kremlin Decisionmaking Project).