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    Thailand, Insurgency in [insurgents' activities in the north, northeast, and south; relations with the Communist Party; size; support by China and North Vietnam; Thai government countermeasures]. Directorate of Intelligence, Office of Current Intelligence Memorandum No. 2080/72. Oct. 30, 1972. 27 p. [p. 16-22 not released], map. SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM. SANITIZED copy. Released June 20, 1978.

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    Statement of Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird before the Senate Armed Services Committee [strategic nuclear threat (the Soviet Union: diag. of US vs. USSR offensive strength; rapidly-building Soviet ICBM forces; substantial nuclear-powered, ballistic missile submarine fleet; new swing-wing bomber; growing accuracy of missiles; MIRV potential; diag. of US vs. USSR home defense capabilities; relative survivability of US Minuteman silos, bombers, fleet missile system. People's Republic of China: fairly sophisticated missile and warhead development; no ICBM capable of hitting US before 1975)]. Fiscal Year 1973 Defense Budget and Fiscal Year 1973-1977 Program, pages 51-64 only. Feb. 15, 1972. [SECRET.] SANITIZED copy.

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    [Vietnam, South] Organizational Changes in Southeast Asia [revised outline and detailed description of MACV proposed organization of DAO/DRSTO which would function under MACV until MACV is disestablished whereupon it would then become a member of the Am Emb in-country team; DAO/DRSTO coordinates and supports those in-country military operational requirements for CINCPAC within the purview of CINCPAC]. COMUSMACV, Telegram No. 34687, to CINCPAC. 8 Sections. Nov. 27, 1972. 33 p. Security classification not given. SANITIZED copy. Released May 9, 1975. Johnson Library, Vietnam File, Vol. XV.

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    [Philippines. Pres. Marcos has announced a program of land reform and will attempt to obtain $200 million in loans; it is unlikely that Marcos will be able to enforce effective reform even under martial law.] Directorate of Intelligence, Central Intelligence Bulletin No. 135. Sept. 27, 1972. 3 p., photo. CONFIDENTIAL to SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM. Declassified July 20, 1977.

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    Italy's Declining Strength in Foreign Markets [Italy's postwar economic growth has been heavily dependent on rapid export expansion. Since late 1969, however, domestic supply restraints and weaker foreign demand have retarded export growth and contributed to economic slowdown. Weak foreign demand and poor profit expectations in the export sectorare helping to prolong Italy's current economic malaise. In the next 12 months, no signs of substantial upturn of export demands are visible. Without renewed export dynamism, in the long run, the return to rapid economic growth required to insure domestic political stability is unlikely. Included are charts and tables of Italy's gross output and export percentages, labor costs, trends in export prices, and comparisons to other OECD nations]. Directorate of Intelligence Memorandum, ER IM 72-38. Mar. 30, 1972. 19 p., il. CONFIDENTIAL. Declassified July 1, 1977.

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    [Union of Soviet Socialist Republics] Soviet Liquified Natural Gas for the United the United States [analysis of trade figures from 1961-1972 and projections to 1980; discussion of Soviet exports to the West, Soviet indebtedness, imports from West Europe and Japan, prospects for trade with the US, and the effects of removal of US restrictions on trade. Western Europe and Japan are likely to remain the major Western trading partners with the Soviets because of their proximity. Oil, liquified natural gas, electronic and mechanical equipment, and feedgrain are likely to be the commodities exchanged between the US and USSR]. Office of Economic Research Report, S-4253. Mar. 28, 1972. 37 p., tables. SECRET. SANITIZED copy. Released Nov. 10, 1977.

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    [Union of Soviet Socialist Republics] Soviet Grain -- Purchases and Prospects [since the last round of grain purchases in August, harvest prospects have declined due to poor weather; Soviet harvest is estimated down more than 10% from 1971; grain purchases, especially for milling quality wheat, amount to more than 26 million metric tons]. Office of Economic Research Report. Sept. 29, 1972. 8 p., tables. CONFIDENTIAL. Declassified Nov. 10, 1977.

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    [Watergate] Conversation with ---- [account of a retired CIA employee's encounter with E. Howard Hunt and Hunt's offer of a security job with the Republican Party. Retiree gained impression from subsequent FBI interviews that technical devices were being removed from Democratic Headquarters at time of burglars' arrests and were not being installed as reported]. Memorandum for the Record, Charles W. Kane. July 19, 1972. 2 p. Security classification not given. SANITIZED copy. Released date not given.

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    Cambodia Assessment [the President has asked for an assessment of the situation and prospects for the next 18 months covering political stability, Cambodian-South Vietnamese relations, FANK capability to deal with enemy threats, actions which could be taken to improve FANK effectiveness, and the importance in military terms of Vietnamization of various Cambodian contributions, including denial of supply through a Cambodian port and cooperation with ARVN in certain cross border operations]. National Security Study Memorandum 152, Henry Kissinger, Dir., to the Secys of State and Defense and Dir. of Central Intelligence. Mar. 27, 1972. 2 p. TOP SECRET. Declassified Aug. 11, 1978.

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    AID/MAP Interface; Cambodian Airfield Improvement [until there is a clearer Units [measures include differential in pay for two light divisions and combat support units, reform of pay system, and dependent housing for two light divisions; responsibility for conscription falls to the Cambodian govt.; a program to develop FANK personnel system would be effective, but because Congress and the GAO are critical of insufficient accountability of Cambodian use of counterpart funds, Congressional consultations are necessary]. Joint State/Defense Telegram No. 133601, to Am Emb Phnom Penh. July 24, 1972. 3 p. SECRET. EX DIS. [Declassified 1979?]

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    Racial Tensions Flare in Constituent Assembly: Biodata on HOEUR LAY INN and UNG MUNG [background information on each of the two assemblymen and description of a brawl in the assembly precipitated by Ung Mung's remark that Hoeur Lay Inn supported the rights of business because he is part Chinese and an agent of Chinese merchants]. Am Emb Phnom Penh, Airgram A-34. Mar. 8, 1972. 2 p. LIMITED OFFICIAL USE. SANITIZED copy. [Released 1979?]

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    AID/MAP Interface; Cambodian Airfield Improvement [until there is a clearer picture of anticipated overall MAP and AID appropriations for FY 1973, no specific amount of funds can be set aside for "common use" items; it should be determined whether airfield improvement has a sufficiently high priority to warrant funding should worldwide AID and MAP be seriously cut back; the country team should determine on a case-by-case basis whether other items on "common use" listing are actually needed; POL for Cambodian army should not be included in the "common use" list; actions designed to encourage Cambodian self-sufficiency should have priority]. Joint State/Defense Outgoing Telegram No. 110076, to Am Emb Phnom Penh. June 20, 1972. 4 p. SECRET. [Declassified 1979?]

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