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National-Security-Archive-Doc-08-Alexis-Johnson

Feb 14, 1963

Alexis Johnson to Dwight Ink, Atomic Energy Commission, 14 February 1963, with attached memoranda and letters, Secret

Source

RG 59, Subject-Numeric Files, 1963, AE 6 ISR-US

National-Security-Archive-Doc-07-U-S-Embassy

Feb 13, 1963

U.S. Embassy Israel Airgram A-517 to Department of State, “Israeli Program for Nuclear Reactors,” 13 February 1963, Secret

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RG 59, Subject-Numeric Files 1963, AE 11-2 ISR

Feb 13, 1963

U.S. Embassy Italy telegram 1612 to State Department, 12 February 1963, Secret

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RG 84, Foreign Service Posts, Rome Embassy Classified General Records 1946-1964, box 125, 430.1

National-Security-Archive-Doc-06-Robert-Komer-to

Feb 12, 1963

Robert Komer to President Kennedy, 12 February 1963, Secret, Excised copy

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Lyndon B. Johnson Library (LBJL), National Security File, Komer File, box 30, Israel Dimona # 1

Feb 11, 1963

Department of Defense Briefing Book, Mr. Gilpatric’s Visit to Rome 11-12 February 1963, n.d., Secret, with draft background papers on Garibaldi proposal and submarine propulsion assistance attached

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RG 59, Records of Deputy Assistant Secretary for Political and Military Affairs, 1961-1968, box 6, Mr. Gilpatric's Visit to Rome, 11-12 February 1963.

Feb 9, 1963

Memorandum for the Secretary of Defense from Major General John M. Reynolds, Vice Director Joint Staff, “Withdrawal of Jupiter Missiles,” 9 February 1963, Top Secret, Excised Copy

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RG 218, Maxwell Taylor Files, box 36, Nassau/Jupiter/Skybolt/MLF (Folder # 1)

Feb 8, 1963

JCS Message 8569 to USCINCEUR, 8 February 1963, Secret

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RG 218, Records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Records of Chairman Maxwell Taylor, box 43, Chairman’s Messages Feb-March 1963

Feb 7, 1963

State Department telegram 1490 to U.S. Embassy Italy, Joint State-Defense Message, 7 February 1963, Secret

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RG 84, Foreign Service Posts, Rome Embassy Classified General Records 1946-1964, box 125, 430.1 IRBM

Feb 7, 1963

U.S. Embassy Turkey telegram 911 to State Department, 7 February 1963, Secret

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RG 59, Subject Numeric Files 1963, box 3743, DEF 12 TUR

Feb 5, 1963

State Department telegram 680 to U.S Embassy Turkey, Joint State-Defense Message, 5 February 1963, Secret

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RG 59, Subject Numeric Files 1963, box 3743, DEF 19-3 TUR

National-Security-Archive-Doc-05-Charles-W

Feb 1, 1963

Charles W. Thomas, Bureau of International Scientific and Technological Affairs, to Robert C. Strong, Director, Office of Near Eastern Affairs, “Inspection of Dimona Reactor,” 1 February 1963, Secret

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RG 59 Bureau of Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs. Office of the Country Director for Israel and Arab-Israeli Affairs. Records Relating to Israel, 1964-1966, box 8, Atomic Energy & Dimona Jan-June 1963

Feb 1, 1963

CIA, "Instructions for James Donovan," TOP SECRET

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CIA Electronic Reading Room

Feb 1, 1963

Directorate of Command History, Office of Information, Headquarters CONAD, NORAD/CONAD Participation in the Cuban Crisis, Historical Reference Paper Nr. 8, 1 February 1963, Top Secret

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MDR request to U.S. Air Force

Document-19B-Gerald-W-Johnson-to-A-L-Luedecke-1

Feb 1, 1963

Gerald W. Johnson to A. L. Luedecke, 1 February 1963, enclosing "Specific Comments on Draft Report on 'The Biological and Environmental Consequences of Nuclear Attacks Using Clean Weapons,'" Secret, Excised copy

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Record Group 330, Records of the Department of Defense, Office of the Assistant to the Secretary of Defense (Atomic Energy), Accession 69-A-2243, "AW- Ecological Study, Volumes I and II"

Feb 1, 1963

OSD [Office of Secretary of Defense] telegram 020123Z to Department of State, 1 February 1963, Secret

Source

RG 59, Subject-Numeric Files, 1963, box 3743, DEF 19-3 TUR

Jan 31, 1963

The Kremlin, Nikita Khrushchev letter to Fidel Castro Reviewing the Missile Crisis, January 31, 1963

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Declassified and provided by Fidel Castro to the National Security Archive; translated by Dr. Svetlana Savranskaya and originally published in the National Security Archive documents reader, The Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962, by Laurence Chang and Peter Kornbluh