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Jun 19, 1972

Memorandum from the Chairman of the Council on Environmental Quality, Russell E. Train, to President Nixon, Subject: UN Conference on the Human Environment, 19 June 1972, [Unclassified]

Source

U.S. National Archives, Nixon Presidential Materials, NSC Files, Agency Files, Box 217, CEQ I. No classification marking. The memorandum is unsigned. The draft statement was attached but not published. Copies were sent to Erhlichman and Kissinger.

Jun 17, 1972

White House, Telcon, Kissinger Conversation with Barbara Walters, June 17, 1972

Source

Tom Wells Collection

Jun 15, 1972

Conversation No. 735-1
Cassette Nos. 2246-2248
Oval Office

Source

The Nixon Tapes

Document-05-Narcotics-Control-from-Asuncion-June

Jun 14, 1972

• Narcotics Control, from Asuncion, June 14, 1972, Confidential.
• Under Secretary of State John Irwin II response, June 30, 1972, Confidential.

Source

FOIA lawsuit, National Security Archive v. Department of State (17-cv-0770)

Jun 1, 1972

National Security Agency, Dragon Seeds Vol. 1, No. 3, June 1972. Top Secret.

Source

National Security Archive Mandatory Declassification Review (MDR)

May 31, 1972

U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Intelligence Note, Subject: Stockholm Environment Conference: African Position, 31 May 1972, [Secret/No Foreign Dissem]

Source

National Archives, RG 59, Central Files 1970-73, SCI 41-3 UN. Secret; No Foreign Dissem. Drafted by Jim B. Marshall and cleared by J. Ghiardi, both of INR/REC

May 30, 1972

Sherman Kent, “The Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962: Presenting the Photographic Evidence,” Studies in Intelligence, Spring 1972, Secret, excised copy

Source

Excerpt from the issue on CIA FOIA website

May 12, 1972

State Department telegram 088304 to U.S. Embassy Moscow, “Moscow Signal Press Guidance,” 12 May 1972, Secret

Source

RG 59, Subject Numeric Files, 1970-1973, PPB 9 US

Document-13-Memorandum-for-the-President-s-Files

May 8, 1972

Memorandum for the President's Files, "National Security Council Meeting," 8 May 1972, Top Secret

Source

Digital National Security Archive, Henry Kissinger Transcripts

Doc 29 1972-5-15 circa Special_SALT_Briefing_Notes_0

May 1972

“Special SALT Briefing Notes,” n.d., circa May 1972, Secret

Source

DNSA

Apr 30, 1972

Frank Teruggi Jr., [Excerpts of Letter to his sister, Janis], April 30, 1972

Source

Janis Teruggi Page

Document-04-Statement-of-Opposition-to-the

Apr 26, 1972

Statement of Opposition to the Bombing of Haiphong, from Bangkok, April 26, 1972, Limited Official Use.

Source

FOIA lawsuit, National Security Archive v. Department of State (17-cv-0770)

Document-03-Dissent-The-Soviet-Union-and-Vietnam

Apr 17, 1972

Dissent: The Soviet Union and Vietnam, from Jack Perry, April 17, 1972, Limited Official Use.

Source

FOIA lawsuit, National Security Archive v. Department of State (17-cv-0770)

Apr 15, 1972

White House, Telcon, Kissinger Conversation with President Nixon about Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin, bombing North Vietnam, and Planned Summit in Moscow, April 15, 1972

Source

The Kissinger Transcripts: A Verbatim Record of U.S. Diplomacy, 1969-1977

07-NSC-Memorandum-for-Henry-Kissinger-40

Apr 11, 1972

NSC, Memorandum for Henry Kissinger, "40 Committee Meeting-Chile," April 11, 1972

06-CIA-Memorandum-from-Theodore-G-Shackley-to

Apr 10, 1972

CIA, Memorandum from Theodore G. Shackley to the Director of Central Intelligence, "Request for Additional Funds for El Mercurio," April 10, 1972

Document-05-Col-Clayton-C-Swears-Acting-Chief

Mar 13, 1972

Col. Clayton C. Swears, Acting Chief Central Information Center, Production Organization, to [Excised] Central Intelligence Agency, 13 March 1972, Confidential, Excised copy

18-Possible-Diversion-of-Weapons-Grade-Nuclear

Mar 9, 1972

"Possible Diversion of Weapons Grade Nuclear Materials to Israel by Officials of the Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corporation (NUMEC)." CIA Memorandum for the Record, author not identified but probably John Hadden, former CIA Station Chief in Tel Aviv, March 9, 1972, classified SECRET/SENSITIVE before redaction and release.

Source

CIA FOIA Response, Reference No. F-2010-01210|1:15-cv-00224, August 31, 2015.

Document-34D-Space-Debris-in-Nepal-Cable-from

Mar 1, 1972

Space Debris in Nepal. Cable from Secretary of State to American Embassy, Katmandu, 1 March 1972

Source

National Archives, RG 59, 1967-1969 Central Foreign Policy Files, Box 3029 and 1970-1973 Subject Numeric Files, Box 2961

Document-13-Defense-Intelligence-Agency-Soviet

Mar 1, 1972

Defense Intelligence Agency, Soviet and Peoples Republic of China Nuclear Weapons Employment Policy and Strategy, March 1972. (Extract) Top Secret/Codeword.

Source

DIA Freedom of Information Act Release.

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