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Document-08-U-S-Embassy-Seoul-telegram-1239-to

Feb 26, 1975

U.S. Embassy Seoul telegram 1239 to Department of State, "Non-proliferation Treaty," 26 February 1975, Confidential

Source

RG 59, AAD, mandatory declassification review (MDR) release by NARA

Document-02A-U-S-Embassy-Seoul-Telegram-1089-to

Feb 20, 1975

U.S. Embassy Seoul Telegram 1089 to State Department, "ROK Nuclear Program," 20 February 1975, Secret

Source

RG 59, Access to Archival Databases (AAD) 1975

Feb 20, 1975

U.S. Embassy Japan Telegram 2216 to State Department, “Japan’s Ratification of NPT,” 20 February 1975, Confidential

Source

RG 59, Access to Archival Databases, 1975 Telegrams, MDR release

Feb 20, 1975

Kissinger Opposition to Supporting Committee Inquiry
Memorandum of Conversation, “Investigation of Allegations of CIA Domestic Activities,” February 20, 1975, 9 pp.

Source

Gerald Ford Presidential Library

Feb 12, 1975

Memorandum of Conversation with President Ford, 13 February 1976, 11:20 a.m., Secret

Source

DNSA

Feb 6, 1975

Department of State, action memorandum, “Panama Canal Negotiations,” Secret, February 6, 1975 (with cover memo and attachments)

Source

Gerald Ford Presidential Library

National-Security-Archive-Advanced-Research

Feb 1, 1975

Advanced Research Projects Agency, Distributed Computation and Tenex-Related Activities, February 1975. Unclassified.

Source

National-Security-Agency-Cryptolog-Vol-2-No-2-3

Feb 1, 1975

National Security Agency, Cryptolog Vol. 2, No. 2 & 3, February 1975

Feb 1, 1975

National Security Agency, Cryptolog Vol. 2, No. 2-3, “Basic Patterns of Chinese Codes and Cyphers,” “Can You Make Out The Name?,” February-March 1975. Top Secret/Top Secret.

Source

National Security Archive Mandatory Declassification Review (MDR)

Jan 27, 1975

Memorandum from A. Denis Clift, NSC Staff, to Secretary Kissinger, “Wilson Visit—U.S.-U.K. Defense Cooperation,” 27 January 1975, Top Secret, Excised Copy

Source

DNSA; from GRFPL, National Security Adviser's Files, Presidential Country Files for Europe and Canada, box 15, United Kingdom (4)

04-Department-of-State-Action-Memorandum-The

Jan 20, 1975

Department of State, Action Memorandum, "The Mankiewicz Trip," Secret/Nodis/Eyes Only, January 20, 1975

Document-28-Excerpt-from-PDB-18-January-1975

Jan 18, 1975

Excerpt from PDB, 18 January 1975

Source

President's Daily Brief

Jan 17, 1975

CIA, Memorandum, “Questionable Activities,” Top Secret, January 17, 1975

03-Department-of-State-Memorandum-Message-to

Jan 16, 1975

Department of State, Memorandum, "Message to Castro," January 16, 1975

Jan 15, 1975

George H. Aldrich to Deputy Secretary of State Robert Ingersoll, “Response to Deputy Secretary of Defense on Laws of War Conference,” with letters and memos attached, 15 January 1975, Confidential

Source

RG 59, George H. Aldrich Records, box 7, Human Rights in Armed Conflict 1975

Document-06-Aide-Memoire-Kissinger-Negotiating

Jan 11, 1975

Aide Memoire, Kissinger Negotiating Message for First Secret Meeting with Cubans, January 11, 1975.

Source

William Rogers papers

02-Department-of-State-Meeting-Memorandum

Jan 11, 1975

Department of State, Meeting Memorandum, "Meeting in New York with Cuban Representatives," Secret/Sensitive, January 11, 1975

Jan 11, 1975

Department of State, “Issue Paper for the President: Panama Negotiation, ‘Roadmap,’ Secret, January 11, 1975 (with cover memorandum to Brent Scowcroft)

Source

Gerald Ford Presidential Library

Jan 11, 1975

DOS, Kissinger Aide-Memoire to Cuba, January 11, 1975

Source

National Security Archive Cuba Dialogue collection

Document-07-Director-of-Central-Intelligence

Jan 10, 1975

Director of Central Intelligence, National Intelligence Officers, "Status of Work in Progress," 10 January 1975, Secret, Excised copy, Extract

Source

CIA Research Tool (CREST), National Archives, now on-line at CIA Web Site.