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National-Security-Archive-13-Rough-Draft-of

Mar 15, 1955

Rough Draft of "Report of Visit to Crypto A.G. (Hagelin) by William F. Friedman, Special Assistant to the Director, National Security Agency." March 15, 1955. Top Secret.

Source

NSA/CSS Archives

Mar 7, 1955

Letter from John McClellan to Allen Dulles (March 7, 1955) [1 page].

National-Security-Archive-12-Correspondence-from

Feb 11, 1955

Correspondence from William Friedman to Boris Hagelin. February 11, 1955. Unclassified.

Source

NSA/CSS Archives

National-Security-Archive-11-Correspondence-from

Jan 28, 1955

Correspondence from William Friedman to Boris Hagelin. January 28, 1955. Unclassified.

Source

NSA/CSS Archives

Jan 21, 1955

To John McClellan regarding correspondence with Joseph McCarthy and future investigations of CIA personnel (January 21, 1955). [2 pages]

National-Security-Archive-10-Correspondence-from

Jan 19, 1955

Correspondence from William Friedman to Boris Hagelin. January 19, 1955. Unclassified.

Source

NSA/CSS Archives

05-American-Legation-in-Bucharest-Foreign

Jan 19, 1955

American Legation in Bucharest, Foreign Service Despatch to the Department of State "Railroad Workers' reaction to derationing," January 19, 1955 (Confidential)

Source

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

Jan 18, 1955

Alfred J. Breslin and Melvin E. Cassidy, Atomic Energy Commission, New York Operations Office, “Radioactive Debris from Operation Castle, Islands of the Mid-Pacific,” 18 January 1955, Secret

Source

MINDD

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.

Source

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)

Source

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

Source

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

Source

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

Source

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

Source

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

Source

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

Source

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