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Oct 31, 1975

President Ford letter to Sen. Frank Church asking him “not to make public the report on the subject of assassinations,” October 31, 1975, 3 pp

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Gerald Ford Presidential Library

Oct 31, 1975

White House, Memorandum for the President, “Background on Covert Operations in Chile,” Eyes Only, October 31, 1975

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Gerald Ford Presidential Library

Oct 29, 1975

Counselor to the President Jack Marsh, Options Memo to Ford Regarding “Assassination Report,” Secret/Sensitive, October 29, 1975, 7 pp. (includes cover memo to Richard Cheney)

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Digital National Security Archive

Document-25-U-S-Embassy-Seoul-telegram-8278-to

Oct 24, 1975

U.S. Embassy Seoul telegram 8278 to Department of State, "ROKG Rejects Our Representations on Nuclear Reprocessing," 24 October 1975, Secret

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RG 59, AAD

Oct 23, 1975

Department of State telegram 252741 to U.S. Embassy in United Kingdom et al., “Consultations on International Humanitarian Law,” 23 October 1975, Limited Official Use

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AAD

Oct 21, 1975

Paper to Dwayne Anderson, Defense, 21 October 1975, sent by LDX (Long Distance Xerox)

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RG 59, George H. Aldrich Records, box 1, GeoHAldrich Chron 1975 Oct-Nov

Document-17-Dissent-Paper-on-Dept-s-Policies-on

Oct 20, 1975

• Dissent Paper on Dept's Policies on Terrorism, from [Redacted], October 20, 1975, Confidential.
• Special Assistant to the Secretary and Coordinator for Combating Terrorism Robert Fearey response to Policy Planning, November 13, 1975, Confidential.

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

Oct 20, 1975

Memorandum from Donald F. Chamberlain, Inspector General, U.S. Central Intelligence Agency to Director of Central Intelligence, “Destruction of Records on Drugs and Toxins,” Classification unknown, missing tabs, October 20, 1975, 4 pp.

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John Marks Collection

Oct 20, 1975

DCI William Colby letter to President Ford in response to draft report on assassinations, Secret/Sensitive, October 20, 1975, 12 pp. (includes memo from S. D. Breckinridge, “SSC Draft Report on Assassinations,” October 20, 1975)

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Digital National Security Archive

Oct 20, 1975

William G. Hyland, Director, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of State, Memorandum for the Record on Assassinations Report, Secret/Sensitive, October 20, 1975, 3 pp.

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Digital National Security Archive

Oct 18, 1975

U.S. Senate, “Report of Proceedings, Hearing held before Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations With Respect to Intelligence Activities, Testimony of Sidney Gottlieb,” October 18, 1975, Top Secret, 195 pp.

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Digital National Security Archive

Oct 17, 1975

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Digital National Security Archive

Oct 16, 1975

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Digital National Security Archive

Oct 16, 1975

Top Secret Draft of Church Committee Report, October 16, 1975, 366 pp.

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Digital National Security Archive

Oct 15, 1975

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Digital National Security Archive

Document-35-Department-of-State-Letter-from

Oct 14, 1975

Department of State, Letter from Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger, to Congressman Otis Pike, Re Justifying State Department's Denial of Documents to House Select Committee, October 14 1975.

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Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library: White House Operations, Max Friedersdorf Files, Subject Series, Box 10, Folder, "CIA Investigations (2)."

Oct 10, 1975

Letter, Leonid Brezhnev to Gerald Ford, October 10, 1975

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Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library

Oct 10, 1975

Memorandum from David D. Lowman, Special Assistant to the Director for Congressional Reviews to Mr. Alton H. Quanbeck, Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Agencies Staff, "Documents Containing Senator Mondale's Name for the Period 1966-1975," 10 October 1975, Top Secret, excised copy

Document-23-State-Department-telegram-238186-to

Oct 6, 1975

State Department telegram 238186 to U.S. Embassy Seoul, "Washington Visit of MOST Atomic Energy Bureau," 6 October 1975, Secret

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RG 59, AAD

Document-34-White-House-Office-of-the-Special

Oct 3, 1975

White House, Office of the Special Assistant for Congressional Relations, House, "Compliance with subpoenas" October 3, 1975.

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Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library: White House Operations, Congressional Relations Office, Loen & Leppert Files, Box 14, Folder, "Intelligence, House Select Committee, Subpoenas General."