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Jan 31, 1951

Information Report, Secret, 31 January 1951

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CIA FOIA Electronic Reading Room

Jan 5, 1951

H. Larsen et al., University of California Los Angeles, School of Medicine, Atomic Energy Project, “Alpha Activity Due to the 1945 Atomic Bomb Detonation at Trinity, Alamogordo, New Mexico --- An Interim Report,” UCLA-108, Submitted 5 January 1951, notes and Annotated excerpts, unclassified

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University of New Mexico, Center for Southwest Research, Ferenc Szasz Papers, box 7, folder 34

Office-of-Naval-Research-Mathematical-Sciences

Dec 1, 1950

Office of Naval Research, Mathematical Sciences Division, Digital Computer Newsletter Vol. 2, No. 4. Unclassified.

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Defense Technical Information Center

Nov 8, 1950

"Questions to be Considered regarding Possible U.S. Use of the Atomic Bomb to Counter Chinese Communist Aggression in Korea" (November 8, 1950)

National-Security-Archive-Convention-for-the

Nov 4, 1950

Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (European Convention on Human Rights, ECHR), November 4, 1950. Not classified.

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Council of Europe.

Sep 1, 1950

Report to the National Security Council, "United States Courses of Action with Respect to Korea" (September 1, 1950)

Document-05-U-S-High-Commission-in-West-Germany

Aug 3, 1950

U.S. High Commission in West Germany (Frankfurt) telegram 962 to the State Department, 3 August 1950, Top Secret

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RG 59, State Department decimal files 1950-1954, box 3427, 840.5/8-350, also published in Foreign Relations of the United States 1950, Volume III Western Europe (Washington, D.C., 1977)

Office-of-Naval-Research-Mathematical-Sciences

Aug 1, 1950

Office of Naval Research, Mathematical Sciences Division, Digital Computer Newsletter Vol. 2, No. 3. Unclassified.

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Defense Technical Information Center

Aug 1, 1950

Information from Foreign Documents or Radio Broadcasts, Secret, August 1950

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CIA FOIA Electronic Reading Room

Jul 21, 1950

Report to the National Security Council, "U.S. Courses of Action in the Event Soviet Forces Enter Korean Hostilities" (July 21, 1950)

Office-of-Naval-Research-Mathematical-Sciences

May 1, 1950

Office of Naval Research, Mathematical Sciences Division, Digital Computer Newsletter Vol. 2, No. 2. Unclassified.

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Defense Technical Information Center

National-Security-Archive-Doc-27-Estimate-of-the

Apr 6, 1950

"Estimate of the Effects of Soviet Possession of the Atomic Bomb upon the Security of the United States and Upon the Probabilities of Direct Soviet Military Action," ORE 91-41, 6 April 1950. Top Secret

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CIA FOIA Web page

Office-of-Naval-Research-Mathematical-Sciences

Jan 1, 1950

Office of Naval Research, Mathematical Sciences Division, Digital Computer Newsletter Vol. 2, No. 1. Unclassified.

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Defense Technical Information Center

1950

Указатель Документов и Тем

Jan 1, 1950

Перечень тем затронутых:В записке тов. Микояна А.И. в ЦК КПСС от 22.09.1960 г.В Переписке 1947-1948 гг.В беседах в Китае в апреле 1956 г.В беседах в Монголии в апреле 1956 г.

Nov 17, 1949

University of California Los Angeles, Atomic Energy Project, “The 1948 Radiological and Biological Survey of Areas in New Mexico Affected by the First Atomic Bomb Detonation,” UCLA-32, 17 November 1949, Secret

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DOE Open-Net

Oct 31, 1949

Assistant Director for Scientific Intelligence to the Director of Central Intelligence, Confidential, 31 October 1949

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CIA FOIA Electronic Reading Room

National-Security-Archive-Doc-26-Central

Oct 19, 1949

Central Intelligence Agency, “Review of the World Situation,” 19 October 1949, CIA 10-49, Secret

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CIA FOIA Website

National-Security-Archive-Doc-25-Document-12

Oct 17, 1949

Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, "Report of the Central Intelligence Agency," 17 October 1949, Top Secret, excised copy

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National Archives, Record Group 128, Records of Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, box 3, JCAE Transcripts

National-Security-Archive-Doc-24-Document-10

Oct 6, 1949

General S. E. Anderson, Director, Plans and Operations, memo to Director of Intelligence, "Implications of Soviet Atomic Explosion," 5 October 1949, attached to memorandum from General C. P. Cabell, U.S. Air Force Director of Intelligence to Director Plans and Operations, "Implication of Soviet Atomic Explosion," 6 October 1949, Top Secret

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Record Group 341. Records of Headquarters, United States Air Force (Air Staff), Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations, Directorate of Intelligence, Top Secret Control & Cables Section Jul 1945-Dec 1954, box 46, 9300 to 2-9399