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Jan 15, 1955

To Gen. Mark Clark requesting information on "alleged communism and corruption" that Joseph McCathy has made available to him (January 15, 1955). [1 page]

National-Security-Archive-09-Correspondence-from

Jan 7, 1955

Correspondence from William Friedman to Boris Hagelin. January 7, 1955. Unclassified.

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NSA/CSS Archives

Jan 7, 1955

CIA, “Project Outline,” TOP SECRET, 7 January 1955

Source

Annex 10 in History of the Office of Special Activities from Inception to 1969

04-American-Legation-in-Bucharest-Foreign

Jan 5, 1955

American Legation in Bucharest, Foreign Service Despatch to the Department of State "The Abolition of Rationing in Rumania," January 5, 1955 (Confidential)

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National Archives and Records Administration (NARA): M1221 Intelligence Reports, 1941-1961- Microfilm 5

Jan 1, 1955

Office of Naval Research, Physical Sciences Division, Digital Computer Newsletter Vol. 7, No. 1. Unclassified.

Source

Defense Technical Information Center

National-Security-Archive-08-USCIB-Memorandum

Dec 27, 1954

USCIB Memorandum "*redacted*." December 27, 1954. Top Secret.

Source

Freedom of Information Act request

National-Security-Archive-Doc-08-Central

Dec 16, 1954

Central Intelligence Agency, Office of Current Intelligence, Current Intelligence Bulletin, TOP SECRET [Codeword redacted], 16 December 1954

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CIA Freedom of Information Act Electronic Reading Room

Dec 10, 1954

Lt. Colonel N. M. Lulejian to Dr. W. F. Libby, “World-Wide Contamination,” 10 December 1954, Secret, Excised copy

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MINDD

National-Security-Archive-Doc-04-Colonel-A-J

Dec 8, 1954

Colonel A. J. Goodpaster, Staff Secretary, memorandum to the Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, 8 December 1954, Top Secret

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RG 59, Executive Secretariat Conference Files, 1949-1972, box 65, CF 426 NATO Meeting Paris Dec, 1954 Documents & Exchanges

Dec 2, 1954

Letter, Chair of the Atomic Energy Commission Lewis Strauss to Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, 2 December 1954, with Memorandum from Gerard C. Smith attached, 13 December 1954, Confidential

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RG 59, Central Decimal Files, 1950-1954

National-Security-Archive-Doc-07-Allen-W-Dulles

Nov 24, 1954

Allen W. Dulles, Memorandum for the President, “Reconnaissance,” TOP SECRET, 24 November 1954

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CIA Freedom of Information Act Electronic Reading Room

Nov 24, 1954

CIA, Memorandum from Allen W. Dulles, Director, to the President, “Reconnaissance,” TOP SECRET, 24 November 1954

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Annex 6 in History of the Office of Special Activities from Inception to 1969

Nov 24, 1954

White House, Memorandum of Conference with the President, TOP SECRET, 24 November 1954

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Annex 8 in History of the Office of Special Activities from Inception to 1969

19541117-CIA-paper-KgU-project-outline-DTLINEN-KGU-v-1_0064

Nov 17, 1954

CIA Paper, Project Outline for Fighting Group Against Inhumanity, November 17, 1954

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Nazi War Crimes Document Review Board

Nov 15, 1954

U.S. Air Force Project RAND, Olaf Helmer, Norman Dalkey, and Frederick B. Thompson, A Study of Complex Targets Moscow, Dayton, and Geneva Steel, 15 November 1954, Secret, best available copy

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Digital National Security Archive by ProQuest.

Nov 1954

Lt. Col. N. M. Lulejian, Air Research and Development Command, “Radiation Hazards During Atomic Warfare,” November 1954, Secret, excised copy

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MINDD

Document-01-Memorandum-of-Conversation-Memcon

Oct 27, 1954

Memorandum of Conversation (Memcon), "German Atomic Energy Program," 27 October 1954, Confidential

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Department of State Records, Record Group 59, U.S National Archives (RG 59), Central Decimal Files, 1950-1954, 862A.8458/10-2754

Oct 8, 1954

U.S. Embassy Tokyo Telegram 849 to State Department, 8 October 1954, Confidential

Source

RG 59, Central Decimal Files, 1950-1954

National-Security-Archive-Doc-03-Office-of-the

Oct 6, 1954

Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (International Security Affairs), “State Defense Conference with SACEUR on ‘New Approach’ Atomic Planning,” 6 October 1954 - 3:35 p. m. - Room 2E-859, The Pentagon, Top Secret, Excised copy

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U.S. National Archives, Record Group 59, Department of State Records (RG 59), Central Decimal Files (CDF), 711.5/10-654

Oct 1, 1954

Office of Naval Research, Physical Sciences Division, Digital Computer Newsletter Vol. 6, No. 4. Unclassified.

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Defense Technical Information Center