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Aug 16, 1975

State Department Telegram 195214 to U.S. Embassy South Korea, “ROK Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing Plans,” 16 August 1975, Secret

Document-18-State-Department-telegram-195214-to

Aug 16, 1975

State Department telegram 195214 to U.S. Embassy Seoul, "ROK Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing Plans," 16 August 1975, Secret, Excised copy

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Digital National Security Archive

National-Security-Archive-Doc-20-Memorandum-of

Aug 9, 1975

Memorandum of Conversation, “Soviet Grain; [Excised phrase] in Turkey; Personnel; Budget,” 9 August 1975, Secret, Excised copy

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Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library, National Security Adviser. Memoranda of Conversation, box 14, August 9, 1975 - Ford, Schlesinger, General Brown

Aug 8, 1975

U.S. Embassy West Germany telegram 12867 to State Department, “International Humanitarian Law in Armed Conflict – US/FRG Consultations,” 8 August 1975, Confidential

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AAD

Aug 8, 1975

U.S. Embassy, Santiago, Cable, “Analysis of Deaths and Disappearances of Chilean Extremists,” August 8, 1975

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Clinton Chile Declassification Project

Aug 4, 1975

Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Philip Habib, Assistant Secretary of State for Politico-Military Affairs George Vest, and Policy Planning Staff Director Winston Lord through the Deputy Secretary of State (Ingersoll) to the Secretary of State, "Approach to South Korean on Reprocessing," circa 4 August 1975, Secret

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RG 59, Records of Policy Planning Staff, Directors Files 1969-1977 (Winston Lord), box 368, WL Sensitive Non-China '75

Aug 1, 1975

National Security Agency, Cryptolog Vol. 2, No. 8 & 9, August 1975

Aug 1, 1975

Department of State telegram 181655 to Department of State Delegation, “Daily Activity Reports—Thursday, July 31,” 1 August 1975, Secret

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RG 59, Access to Archival Databases (AAD)

Aug 1, 1975

National Security Agency, Cryptolog Vol. 2, No. 8-9, “20 Years of Transposition,” “Processing *redacted* Communications,” “A Fix for the Language Problem?,” “Abdul and his 40 Tanks,” “Linguists -- We Need an ‘Experts Yellow Pages,’” August-September 1975. Top Secret/Top Secret/Secret/Secret/Secret.

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National Security Archive Mandatory Declassification Review (MDR)

Aug 1, 1975

President Echeverria's [...] Aspirations
Department of State, secret cable

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NARA Access to Archival Documents (AAD) database

Aug 1, 1975

CIA Lucien Conein Personnel File, Secret, Undated

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JFKAR 2025 Release No. 104-10222-10041

Jul 29, 1975

CIA, Walter Elder Correspondence with William G. Miller, Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities, Secret/Sensitive, July 29, 1975

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JFKAR 2017 Release No. 157-10014-10111

Document-16-John-Marcum-to-Brent-Scowcroft-24

Jul 24, 1975

John Marcum to Brent Scowcroft, 24 July 1975, enclosing Jan M. Lodal and David Elliott memorandum to Secretary Kissinger, "Approach to South Korea on Reprocessing," 24 July 1975, Secret, Excised copy

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National Security Archive, Don Oberdorfer Papers, box 2, South Korean Nuclear Weapons Program, original at Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library

Jul 23, 1975

FBI memorandum, William O. Cregar to Assistant Director W. Raymond Wannall, “SENSTUDY 75,” Top Secret, July 23, 1975, 6 pp. [missing pages]

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National Archives, JFK Assassination Records, 2025 release, Doc ID: 124-10185-10100

Jul 23, 1975

White House, Minutes, National Security Council Meeting, “Panama Canal Negotiations,” Top Secret, July 23, 1975

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Gerald Ford Presidential Library

Jul 15, 1975

Department of State, Telegram, Henry Kissinger to U.S. Embassy in Moscow, “Presidential Message,” Limited Official Use, July 15, 1975

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Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library

Jul 15, 1975

Memorandum, State Department Legal Adviser Monroe Leigh (L) to Under Secretary of State for Security Assistance Carlyle Maw (T), “Legal Protection of Sensitive Foreign Policy Materials,” with Memorandum of Law from Michael Sandler, Special Assistant to the Legal Adviser, Attached, 17 July 1975, Confidential

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Records of Monroe Leigh, box 11, Secretary’s Papers and Records File 1

Document-15-U-S-Embassy-Seoul-telegram-5016-to

Jul 8, 1975

U.S. Embassy Seoul telegram 5016 to Department of State, "Canadian/ROK Talks on Nuclear Energy," 8 July 1975, Secret

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RG 59, AAD

Jul 4, 1975

Lyudmila Alexeyeva to Senator Jacob K. Javits, 4 July, 1975.

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Memorial Society, Moscow, Archive of History of Dissent, Fond 101, opis 1, Box 2-3-6

Document-14-U-S-Embassy-Seoul-telegram-4902-to

Jul 3, 1975

U.S. Embassy Seoul telegram 4902 to Department of State, "Canadian/ROK Talks on Nuclear Energy," 3 July 1975, Confidential

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RG 59, AAD