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Mar 16, 1970

Chief, Western Hemisphere Division to Chief of Station Bogota, “Subject: GICITRON-4,” Secret, 1 p.

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JFK Assassination papers, file no. 104-10219-10066

National-Security-Archive-Doc-19-Ronald-L-Spiers

Mar 13, 1970

Ronald L. Spiers, Bureau of Political-Military Affairs, to the Under Secretary [Elliot Richardson], “Preferred ABM/MIRV Limitations in SALT,” 13 March 1970, Top Secret

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National Archives, Record Group 59. Records of the Department of State. Policy Planning Council Records. Miscellaneous Records, 1959-1972, box 298. SALT March 1970; also on Digital National Security Archive

Feb 19, 1970

Memorandum from Harry Thayer, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Office of Asian Communist Affairs, to Morton Abramovitz, Office of Under Secretary of State, "Warsaw Meeting: Shootdown of U.S. Drone," 19 February 1970, Secret

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RG 59, SN 70-73, Pol Chicom-US

Document-01-Defense-Science-Board-Task-Force-on

Feb 11, 1970

Defense Science Board Task Force on Computer Security, Security Controls for Computer Systems: Report of the Defense Science Board Task Force on Computer Security. Confidential.

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Computer Security Lab

Jan 31, 1970

CIA cable to Bogota station, “GICITRON Techs,” Secret, 2 pp.

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JFK Assassination papers, file no. 104-10219-10066

Jan 26, 1970

Memorandum from Hubert Heffner to Dr. Daniel P. Moynihan, January 26, 1970, folder H [12/04/1969 – 01/26/1970]; Box 3; Correspondence; WHCF: SMOF: Daniel Patrick Moynihan

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Nixon Presidential Library

Jan 23, 1970

“Henry A. Kissinger - Jan. 23, 1970 - Off Record dinner with Washington Nieman Fellows.”

Jan 20, 1970

Letter from David Packard to U. Alexis Johnson, 20 January 1970, Secret

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National Archives, SN 70-73, Pol Chicom-US

Jan 20, 1970

CIA Station Bogota, “GICITRON Techs,” Secret, 3 pp. (includes forwarding cable from CIA Station Mexico)

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JFK Assassination papers, file no.104-10219-10066

Jan 9, 1970

Letter from Under Secretary for Political Affairs U. Alexis Johnson to Deputy Secretary of Defense David Packard, 9 January 1970, Secret

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RG 59, Subject-Numeric Files, 1970-1973 (hereinafter SN 70-73, with file cite), Pol Chicom-US

Jan 9, 1970

NORAD Weekly Intelligence Review, Issue No. 2/70, 9 January 1970, SECRET

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Interagency Security Classification Appeals Panel

Jan 2, 1970

NSC, “National Security Study Memorandum 86,” Secret, January 2, 1970

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Richard Nixon Presidential Library

Document-3-Central-Intelligence-Agency-History

Jan 1, 1970

Central Intelligence Agency, History, The Battle for Iran, by Claud H. Corrigan, undated (c. mid-1970s)

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CIA Mandatory Declassification Review release in 2017

Jan 1, 1970

J.H. Ellis, Communications - Electronics Security Group, Government Communications Headquarters, Research Report No. 3006, The Possibility of Secure Non-Secret Digital Encryption, January 1970. Secret.

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FVEYdocs.org.

Document-03-Rhyming-Dictionary-1970-Supplement-n

Jan 1, 1970

"Rhyming Dictionary, 1970 Supplement," n.d., Confidential

Document-01-Author-Not-Identified-Memorandum-for

Jan 1, 1970

[Author Not Identified], Memorandum for: Chairman, United States Intelligence Board Security Committee, Subject: Security Threat Analysis of Computer Operations, 1970. Secret.

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Central Intelligence Agency Electronic Reading Room.

Jan 1, 1970

USAF Nuclear Safety, Jan.-Feb.-Mar 1970, No. 1, Volume 65 Part II (Special Edition), “Project Crested Ice,” unclassified

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National Security Archive, DOE Releases on Thule Crash

Dec 31, 1969

Кровавая трагедия в дер. Пирчюпяй, Литва. Немцы сожгли 120 живых людей.

Dec 31, 1969

"A Stable Stalemate of Mutual Deterrence"

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1957-12-03

Dec 31, 1969

"More Advantageous Than Simple Revenge"

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1958-07-30