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    [Union of Soviet Socialist Republics] Conversation with Mr. James O. Golden, Moscow Episode [Golden, a former member of the Secret Service, recounts an episode in which dosimeters registered high radiation levels in VP Nixon's bedroom in the US Embassy in Moscow, but film badges were not exposed. The episode occurred in 1959]. Memorandum for the Record, Cornelius V. S. Roosevelt, Chairman, Technical Surveillance Countermeasures Committee. Oct. 19, 1971. 3 p. SECRET. Declassified Sept. 1, 1978.

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    Warship Identification Manual [pictorial survey of representative naval Action Plan for Civil Assistance to provide intelligence estimates to the responsible Govt. departments and agencies on a need-to-know basis in order to effectively evaluate and anticipate problems to appropriately respond to civil disorders; membership and staff]. Memorandum, Robert C. Mardian, Asst. Attorney Gen., Internal Security Division, to Inspector George C. Moore, Benson Buffham, Col. John W. Downey, Richard Ober. Feb. 10, 1971. 3 p. SECRET. EYES ONLY. Released Aug. 2, 1973.

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    Statement of Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird before the House Subcommittee on Department of Defense Appropriations [threats to US and free world security (strategic nuclear threat to US lies in capability of the Soviet Union to deliver long range nuclear weapons against the US; USSR rapidly increasing ICBM forces; improving accuracy of Soviet MIRVs could pose serious threat to survivability of US Minuteman silos; nuclear-powered, ballistic missile submarine fleet fastest growing threat; quality of Soviet defensive forces improved; possible deployment of PRC ICBM by 1973)]. Fiscal Year 1972 Defense Budget and Fiscal Year 1972-1976 Program, pages 62-68 only. Mar. 4, 1971. Encl: (1) Table 2: Strategic Force Strengths. 1 p.; (2) Table 3: Soviet Strategic Intercontinental Nuclear Attack Capability. 1 p.; (3) Table 4: USSR Strategic Nuclear Forces. 3 p.; (4) Table 5: Communist China Strategic Nuclear Forces. 1 p.; (5) Table 6: USSR Theatre Nuclear Forces. 2 p.; (6) Table 7: Communist China Theatre Nuclear Forces. 1 p. [SECRET.] SANITIZED copy.

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    [Vietnam] An Assessment of the Enemy Sapper Threat [problem of History, 1970 [chronology of events; command organization and relationships; administrative/personnel services; security/intelligence; operations; supply; annexes]. Commanding Officier US Naval Support Facility, DaNang, Report No. NI/094, to Director of Naval History. May 10, 1971. 171 p. CONFIDENTIAL. Declassified May 8, 1974.

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    [Biological warfare] U.S. Post-Vietnam Policy on Use of Riot Control Agents and Herbicides in War [the President has directed a study on policy options taking into account the military utility of riot control agents and herbicides, environmental aspects, international considerations, and Congressional and public relations]. National Security Study Memorandum 112, Henry Kissinger, Dir., to the Secys of State and Defense, Dir. of Central Intelligence, Dir. of Office of Science and Technology, and Dir. of ACDA. Jan. 7, 1971. 2 p. Security classification not given. Released Aug. 11, 1978.

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    Cambodia, The Khmer Krahom Program to Create a Communist Society in Southern decision by Allende. . . [and] . . . a conscious challenge to the tradition of US defense of its major business interests in Latin America." Amb. Korry reviews his efforts in the last year to cultivate pragmatic relationships with the Allende-government to avert confrontations between US companies and Chile. Korry's proposal for the ITT and copper settlement would have had compensation by Chile paid over 12-20 years in bonds with the Overseas Private Investment Corporation insuring some or all of the bonds. The companies could transform the guaranteed bonds into cash immediately, which would reduce their demands for compensation]. Am Emb Santiago, Telegram No. 5020. 2 Sections. Sept. 29, 1971. 8 p. CONFIDENTIAL. EX DIS. SANITIZED copy. Released date not given.

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    Lon Nol Message to Admiral McCain [South Vietnam will provide facilities for the recruitment and training of Cambodian refugees from Mondulkiri Province, and MEDTC will support the plan; a squadron of M-113's has destroyed the capability of a Viet Cong/North Vietnamese regiment in the area of Sprang and Slap Leng; Lon Nol requests supplemental M-113's, additional helicopters in order to improve lines of communication, and armaments and communications equipment for Cambodian intelligence teams trained and used in Laos. US comments that US MAP will fund training of Mondulkiri Montagnards, but Cambodia will be responsible for recruitment; a second company of M-113's will not be provided until after FY 1972; no helicopter delivery other than the scheduled expansion of the helicopter squadron from six to sixteen during 1972 is desirable; US's equipping of intelligence teams could lead to political problems should Lon Nol attempt to control their deployments]. Am Emb Phnom Penh, Telegram No. 2925, to CINCPAC, for Adm. McCain from Amb. June 15, 1971. 3 p. SECRET. EX DIS. [Declassified 1979?]

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    Lon Nol Message to Admiral McCain [South Vietnam will provide facilities for made several requests for additional M-113's and artillery and engineer equipment and has pointed out that the situation around Phnom Penh "is becoming more and more disquieting"; Am Emb comments that it is not clear that the Cambodian army could effectively use a second troop of APC's and Lon Nol should be told orally that the US will not provide additional APC's in the near future but will advise on the tactical situation near Phnom Penh]. Am Emb Phnom Penh, Telegram No. 3082, to CINCPAC, for Adm. McCain from Amb. Swank. June 23, 1971. 3 p. SECRET. EX DIS. [Declassified 1979?]

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    Cambodia, October 18 Newsweek Article on [the Amb. objects to the article stating that bitter policy disputes are going on within the US mission and the implication that US military activities in Cambodia have been widened in violation of Congressional and administration guidelines]. Am Emb Phnom Penh, Telegram No. 5279, for Asst. Secy Green and Dep. Asst. Secy McCloskey. Oct. 18, 1971. 2 p. CONFIDENTIAL. EX DIS. [Declassified 1979?]

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    Army Troubles [the Embassy feels that the government announcement that 670 officers and soldiers have been killed recently fighting guerrillas entering from Tanzania is a lie; its sources have reported that killings in Mbara have been going on for some time. The Embassy believes that the truth is that there is no command structure in the armed forces and each local commander is doing as he pleases. The Embassy states that, with nine of sixteen cabinet members out of the country and the civil services too shaken to make any decisions, no one is running the country]. Am Emb Kampala, Telegram No. 2266. July 5, 1971. 2 p. SECRET. Declassified date not given.

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