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Oct 24, 1952

Harry S. Truman, "Communications Intelligence Activities." Top Secret.

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National Security Agency.

Oct 1, 1952

Office of Naval Research, Mathematical Sciences Division, Digital Computer Newsletter Vol. 4, No. 4. Unclassified.

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Defense Technical Information Center

Jul 14, 1952

Memorandum for Director of Central Intelligence, “Successful Application of Narco-Hypnotic Interrogation (ARTICHOKE),” Classification unknown, 3 pp.

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John Marks Collection, Box 6

Jul 14, 1952

Memorandum from CIA Acting Assistant Director for Scientific Intelligence to Deputy Director for Plans Allen Dulles, “Project ARTICHOKE,” Classification unknown, July 14, 1952, 2 pp.

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John Marks Collection, Box 6

Jul 14, 1952

Memorandum for Deputy Director (Plans), “Project ARTICHOKE,” July 14, 1952, Classification Unknown, 2 pp.

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Digital National Security Archive

National-Security-Archive-Doc-03-U-S-Air-Force

Jul 10, 1952

U.S. Air Force Project RAND, Implications of Large-Yield Nuclear Weapons, 10 July 1952, Top Secret, Excised Copy

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U.S. Air Force FOIA release; available on Digital National Security Archive.

Jul 1, 1952

Office of Naval Research, Mathematical Sciences Division, Digital Computer Newsletter Vol. 4, No. 3. Unclassified.

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Defense Technical Information Center

Jun 9, 1952

George White appointment book entry, June 9, 1952

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George White Papers, M1111, Dept. of Special Collections, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif.

May 21, 1952

Memorandum for ADPC, “OSI Proposal for an Interim Field Program and for Organizational Changes With Respect to Project ARTICHOKE,” May 21, 1952, Classification Unknown, 1 p.

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CIA FOIA Reading Room

May 19, 1952

Memorandum for Assistant Director/Scientific Intelligence from Chief, Medical Staff, “Special Interrogations,” May 19, 1952, Classification Unknown, 2 pp. (includes cover memo)

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CIA FOIA Reading Room

May 15, 1952

Memorandum for Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, “Special Interrogations,” May 15, 1952, Classification Unknown, 27 pp.

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Digital National Security Archive

Apr 26, 1952

ARTICHOKE Project Coordinator to Assistant Director, Scientific Intelligence, U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, “Project ARTICHOKE,” Top Secret Eyes Only, April 26, 1952, 9 pp. Apr 26, 1952

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John Marks Collection, Box 6

Apr 24, 1952

CIA memo, “Special Research for Artichoke,” Classification unknown, 7 pp.

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CIA Reading Room

Apr 1, 1952

Office of Naval Research, Mathematical Sciences Division, Digital Computer Newsletter Vol. 4, No. 2. Unclassified.

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Defense Technical Information Center

National-Security-Archive-Doc-04-Excerpt-from

Jan 9, 1952

Excerpt from Central Intelligence Agency, Current Intelligence Review, TOP SECRET [Codeword redacted], 9 January 1952

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CIA Freedom of Information Act Electronic Reading Room

Jan 1, 1952

Office of Naval Research, Mathematical Sciences Division, Digital Computer Newsletter Vol. 4, No. 1. Unclassified.

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Defense Technical Information Center

Document-Document-6-U-S-Legation-Reykjavik

Dec 29, 1951

U.S. Legation Reykjavik Despatch 238 to State Department, "Further Reaction to Threatened Use of Iceland as Atomic Base," 29 December 1951, Secret

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RG 59, CDF, box 3180, 711.56340B/12-2951

Document-Document-5-State-Department-telegram-98

Dec 21, 1951

State Department telegram 98 to U.S. Legation Reykjavik, 21 December 1951, Top Secret

Source

RG 59, CDF, box 3180, 711.56340B/11-2451

Document-Document-4-U-S-Legation-Reykjavik

Dec 20, 1951

U.S. Legation Reykjavik telegram number 97 to State Department, 20 December 1951, Secret

Source

RG 59, CDF, 711.56340B/12-1951

Document-Document-3-U-S-Legation-Reykjavik

Nov 27, 1951

U.S. Legation Reykjavik Despatch 198 to State Department, ""First Icelandic Reaction to Senator Johnson's Statement on Atomic Bases," 27 November 1951, Secret

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RG 59, CDF, 711.56340B/11-2751