Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# 10 MAY 69REPORT CLASSIFICATIO: SECRET/ENTIVEREFERENCES: NONECOUNTRY/S: HAITIDATE OF INFO: 5-10 MAY 1969SUBJECT: REQUEST BY HAITIAN OPPOSITION GROUP FOR SECRET INTERVIEW--WITH US OFFICIAL1. ONE OF THE UNDERGROUND OPPOSITION GROUPS IN HAITI IS CENTERED IN THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS: LAVENS OPT LAVENS (FORMER DEPUTY, NOW IN SEMI-HIDING); COLONEL VESTVER BLAIN OPT BLAIN. (HEAD OF ARMY QUARTERMASTER WAREHOUSES): COLONEL CAYASO OPT CAYARD (HEAD OF THE COAST GUARD): FOU CONSTANT OPT CONSTANT (C IEF OF STAFF).   THEY WISH TO ORGANIZE A JUNTA, FOLLOWING THE DEATH OR RETIREMENT OF HAITIAN PRESIDENT DUVALIER, AND EXERCISE POWER DURING A TRANSITION PERIOD. FOLLOWING THE TRANSITION PERIOD, THIS GROUP WISHES TO HAVE FREE ELECTIONS AND THEN RETIRE FROM POLITICAL ACTIVITY. LAVENS WOULD LIKE TO BECOME A MINISTER. BLAIN WOULD LIKE A DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENT, CAYARD WOULD LIKE TO RETIRE TO HIS CATTLE RANCH. THE GROUP HAS NO PARTICULAR CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT.2. THIS GROUP ALLEGES THAT IT COMMANDS WIDE SUPPORT AMONG ARMY PERSONNEL IN PORT-AU-PRINCE AND IN THE HAITIAN HINTERLAND.   THE GROUP IS REPORTEDLY WILLING TO WORK WITH ANY OTHER OPPOSITION GROUP, EXCEPT THE COMMUNISTS BUT IT DOES NOT WANT TO APPEAR PUBLICLY BEHOLDEN TO THE US OR TO ANY OTHER NON-HAITIAN POWER.3. UNTIL RECENTLY, THE PLAN OF THIS GROUP WAS TO SIT BACK, WAIT FOR INTERNAL UPHEAVALS AND THEN MOVE IN TO ASSUME POWER. THEY DID NOT WANT TO ACT ON THEIR OWN, BUT PREFERRED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
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AN INTERNAL UPHEAVAL CREATED BY SOMEBODY ELSE.4. THE MOST RECENT RUMORS CONCERNING PRESIDENT DIVALIER'S HEALTH   HAVE, HOWEVER, CAUSED THE GROUP TO CHANGE ITS MIND. THE MEMBERS NOW   DECLARE THAT TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE AND THAT AS SOON AS PRESIDENT   DIVALIER "GOES ON THE OPERATING TABLE" THEY WILL MOVE.5. THE GROUP RECOGNIZES, HOWEVER, THAT CONSIDERABLE DIFFICULTIES   LIE IN ITS PATH AND IS MOST ANXIOUS TO DISCUSS THE ENTIRE MATTER IN   SECRET WITH A US ENVOY. WHAT THEY HAVE TO SAY TO THIS ENVOY IS NOT   KNOWN.6. THE GROUP HAS ORGANIZED THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE FOR THE ENVOY   TO FOLLOW. FIRST, WE MUST SEND A CABLE TO THE FOLLOWING CABLE   ADDRESS: STSLAVAS, PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI. THE CABLE MUST READ AS   FOLLOWS: "ARRIVING ON (LIST DATE) TO DISCUSS THE SISAL DEAL. PLEASE   RESERVE A ROOM" FOR ME AT THE SANS SOUCI HOTEL." THE NAME SIGNED TO   THE CABLE DOES NOT MATTER. THE CABLE ADDRESS IS THAT OF ESTABLISHMENTS   LAHEWS-PLAIN & CO., PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI. SECOND, HE MUST REGISTER   AT THE SANS SOUCI AND AWAIT A CALL OR VISIT FROM A MAN NAMED EDGARD BONI   RPT BONI. BONI IS KESTNER PLAIN'S BROTHER. THE ORIGINAL FAMILY NAME   IS "BONI": PLAIN CHANGED HIS NAME. BONI WILL EITHER TAKE THE ENVOY TO   TALK TO CONSTANT OR WILL INFORM HIM OF ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR THE   INTERVIEW. THE ONLY PERSONS PRESENT AT THE INTERVIEW WILL BE CONSTANT   AND THE ENVOY. THIRD, WHEN THE ENVOY MEETS CONSTANT HE MUST ESTABLISH   HIS BONA FIDES PPT BONA FIDES BY SAYING: "I HAVE BEEN SENT   BY MR. EISENHOWER TO DISCUSS SISAL". THE KEY WORD IS "EISENHOWER".7. IT WOULD BE PREFERABLE, BUT NOT MANDATORY, IF THE SECRET IS
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ENVOY WAS ABLE TO SPEAK FRENCH.-END-SECRET/SENSITIVE![stamp]
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# Intelligence Information ReportCONTROLLED DISSEMCONFIDENTIALNO DISSEM ABROADCOUNTRY HaitiREPORT NO. 00-B-321/10754-69SUBJECT Reported Final Terms for Award of DATE DISTR. 21 APR 1969Gambling Concession/ClenardJoseph-Charles' InvolvementNO. PAGES 2REFERENCES Supplement to: 003-321/07210-69DATE OF INFO. Apr 69PLACE & DATE ACO--/--69THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATIONSOURCE Naturalized US citizen of Haitian birth, who makes frequent trips to Haiti. Source maintains close contact with Haitians in the US and with prominent business and political figures in Haiti.1.  As part of his effort to obtain foreign exchange, Haiti's President Duvalier has decided to award a gambling concession. A US syndicate, consisting of a New York City firm, Keynote Associates, and of Count Michel Levitch, Bishop of the American Orthodox Church, has been trying to obtain the concession. (Collector's Note: see reference for additional details.)2.  The Bishop has severed his connections with Zeynote, which bombarded President Duvalier with telegrams and made an unannounced trip to Haiti to obtain the concession.3.  [However, Zeynote received a telegram from Antonic Andre, Director of the Bank of the Republic of Haiti. This message informed them that they would not receive the concession. President Duvalier relies very heavily upon Andre for advice and guidance in economic matters.4.  Almost at the same time that Keynote received Andre's telegram, Clenard Joseph-Charles notified the Bishop that he would receive the concession on the following terms:a. A new group of associates of the Bishop will receive 80 percent of the gross receipts from the concession.b. The Government of Haiti will receive 10 percent of the gross receipts.c. The Bishop and his chief partner will receive five percent of the gross receipts.
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CONTROLLED DISSEM CONFIDENTIAL- NO DISSEM ABROAD-2- 003-321/10754-69d. The remaining five percent of the gross receipts will be used by the Bishop, reportedly under Haitian supervision, to begin construction of schools and child care centers in Haiti. These schools and centers will be under the auspices of the American Orthodox Church.5. Joseph-Charles's authorship of the telegram which virtually promised the concession to the new group indicates that his fortunes may be on the mend. He certainly could never have sent such a message without the approval of President Duvalier. That he was permitted to send it indicates that the President may be beginning to look upon him more favorably than he has done in the recent past.- end -
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# Intelligence Information ReportThis material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title 18, U.S.C. Secs. 773 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.CONTROLLED DISSEM CONFIDENTIAL NO DISSEM ABROADCOUNTRY Haiti REPORT NO. 00-3-321/10768-69SUBJECT Possible Improvement in Fortunes of Clemard Joseph-Charles/Possible Reason DATE DISTR 22 APR 1969for President Duvalier's Harsh Treatment of Charles/Eclipse of Luc-Albert NO. PAGES 2FoucardDATE OF INFO. Apr 69 REFERENCES Supplement To: 003-321/07210-69 003-321/06914-69PLACE & DATE ACQPort-au-Prince, Haiti/Apr 69THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATIONSOURCE Naturalized US citizen of Haitian birth, who makes frequent trips to Haiti. Source maintains close contact with Haitians in the US and with prominent business and political figures in Haiti.1. During recent weeks, the fortunes of Clemard Joseph-Charles seem to have improved. He has been playing a not unimportant role in the award of the Haitian gambling concession (Collector's Note: see reference.), an activity which is designed to bring to Haiti some badly-needed foreign exchange. Although I do not believe that he sees President Duvalier as frequently as he used to prior to his incarceration, he does seem to have recovered some of the confidence which the President used to repose in him.2. One reason for President Duvalier's dislike of Charles (and one possible reason why the President eventually threw him in jail) is that Charles was instrumental in bringing about the marriage of the President's daughter, Marie-Denise Duvalier, to Colonel Max Dominique. Charles and Marie-Denise have been close friends for many years. Marie-Denise became pregnant by Dominique and went to Charles for help. Charles then intervened with President Duvalier, who was furious, and persuaded him to agree to the marriage. The President was bitterly angry at Dominique and somewhat unjustly blamed Charles for the marriage. He agreed to the necessity for the wedding, but resented his new son-in-law and, by association, so to speak, resented Charles. The President and Dominique have formally reconciled. The President met Colonel Dominique at the airport, when the latter returned to Haiti, and made a point of inviting his son-in-law to ride in the presidential limousine from the airport to the palace. The purpose was to demonstrate the burial of old grudges. It remains to be seen, however, whether or not the reconciliation was genuine and whether or not the President has really forgiven his son-in-law.CONFIDENTIAL
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CONTROLLED DISSEM                               CONFIDENTIAL                                NO DISSEM ABROAD-2-                                                                       POB-321/10768-693.  Luc-Albert Foucard, Haitian Minister of Tourism, is now in political, if not personal, eclipse. He no longer goes to his office. The New York City manager of the Haitian Tourist Bureau, Jean Sorel, is in Haiti and is acting in Foucard's stead. Ramah Theodore, Deputy Director of Tourism, is amiable and is a friend of President Duvalier. He is, however, of little stature and is not capable of doing anything more than the routine daily chores of the office. Foucard cannot afford to call attention to himself, because he is fearful for the physical safety of his sister, Madame Saint-Victor. President Duvalier recently dismissed her as his personal secretary and replaced her with his daughter, wife of Colonel Max Dominique. Since then, rumors have abounded that Madame Saint-Victor may be marked for physical liquidation [Collector's Note: see reference.]. Whether or not these rumors have any foundation in fact, there is no doubt that the members of the Foucard family (i e, Luc-Albert, Madame Saint-Victor and their sister, Madame Bella Foucard Poitvien) have all made themselves as inconspicuous as possible. The President's change in secretaries has led to a diminution of the power and influence of the Foucard clan.- end -
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SECRET(When Filled In)REGISTRATION REQUESTNAMECHARLES, Clemard JosephALIASES AND/OR SPELLING VARIATIONSDATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH CITIZENSHIPPRESENT ADDRESSPRESENT EMPLOYMENTTRAVELADDITIONAL PERTINENT IDENTIFYING DATADATE 28,910201 NO. 357029SD 11612 is terminated without prejudice by the Department of the Army.For additional information, you are referred to the Army Source Registry.DATE: 17 Mar 69SECRET(When Filled In)GROUP - 1EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATICDOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICATIONFORM 1797
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DEPT OF STATE AIRGRAM A-14FROM AMEMBASS: PORT AU PRINCEDATE: 1 FEBRUARY 1969CLASSIFICATION: SECRETSUBJECT: ALLEGED PLOT OF CLEVARD JOSEPH CHARLES
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# UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTMemorandumTO : Director, Domestic Contact ServiceAttn : Intercational Divisica (GAlyea)FROM : Chief, Filadelphia OfficePHI-457-65DATE: 24 December 1968SUBJECT: Letters From Clemard Charles, Eaiti, to US Officials and BusinesszenRef : Phil 00-3-321/36501-68 dated 17 Dec 681.  Attached for your information are letters from Clemard Joseph Charles addressei το Vice President Eubert H. Eumphrey and President-elect Richard Nixon. These letters vere received in person from Charles, in Eaiti, by Donald Z. Rowe, source of reference, and brought to the US by the latter. The letters have not been delivered as of this date. Rove plans to ask the Kew Jersey Thira District Fencer of the US House of Representatives to deliver them.2.  In addition to the correspondence referred to above, Rowe also received letters of introduction from Charles to:Howard L. Burris (celieved to be a lawyer)Suite 101, RCA Building1725 K. Street, L.W.Washington, D.C. 20006Mr. A. E. Incledon, Vice PresidentJ. G. anite Engineering Corp.80 Broad StreetNew York, N. Y. 10004Monsieur Albert J. Krieger (believed to be an accountant and business acquaintance of Charles)401 BroadwayNew York, N. Y. 10013Mr. Eerwan Albert Miller (an accountant)230 W. 41st StreetNew York, N. Y. 10036Mr. N. V. Rosello (an old friend and very reliable acquaintance of Charles)Export Credit Western Hemisphere Corp.477 Madison AvenueNew York, II. Y. 10022The addressees are individuals from whon Charles is seeking financial assistance.JAY B. REEVESBRWatson/cjsAttachmentsBuy US. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan![signature]
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BANQUE COMMERCIALE D'HAITILe PresidentPort-au-Prince, le 8 Novembre 1968Excellence,Vous n'ignorez pas l'intérêt avec le quel j'ai suivi les étapes de la campagne électorale qui devait aboutir au Triomphe de votre Candidat Républicain aux élections présidentielles Américaines.Vous le savez, à n'en pas douter, que j'ai souhaité de tout coeur Votre propre Triomphe. Je le croyais irrésistible.Vous avez fait de votre mieux, mais Vous avez perdu.Que pouviez-Vous faire? Les causes contiennent qu'il y a quelque chose qu'on ne peut écarter par des votes ou des votes - une ceinture qui enserre le monde.> "Tout ce qui a été décidé arrivera.> La volonté infinie et supérieure de> Dieu ne peut pas être transgressée."Certes, pour atteindre l'objet de vos aspirations, Vous Vous êtes heurtés à des bornes insurmontables. Vous Vous êtes cramponnés à l'espoir de bousculer les faits et les hommes.Après maintes expériences Vous convenez que depuis le départ la victoire constituait pratiquement une gageure, et qu'il fallait commencer plus tôt; c'est, dire que le monde est régi par des lois.Maintenant que le rideau est tiré, je prends plaisir à formuler des voeux pour que soit maintenu intact le courage magnifique dont Vous vous êtes fait preuve tout au long de Votre campagne électorale.Je sais, pour répéter le Président JOHNSON, que "Vous continuerez à servir l'Amérique aussi longtemps que Vous vivrez"..../.2
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# LASOLE COSIMERCIALE DHAITILe PrésidentAnnexo 1-2-Jo House, Excellence, de recevoirl'expression de coses respectueux, et enclae taps Yous accurates senticenta indofectibles d'attachocent et d'aisiration.![signature]Cléd JUSER CELLS, P.I...CJC/polSCS EXCALMERL'OCCABLE LOAN. LUPLEEYVIC-PLLENT DS SMS-GIS DWASHINGTON, DC.
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BANQUE COMMERCIALE D'HAITILe PresidentPort-au-Prince, le 8 Novembre 1963Monsieur le President Elu,J'ai suivi, comme tous les lettres d'ailleurs, les elections presidentielles Americaines qui constituent toujours un evenement international de premiere importance.En effet, le monde entier a enregistré les differentes phases de la campagne electorale qui devait aboutir a votre avènement a la Présidence des Etats-Unis d'Amérique.Un vent de renouveau souffle sur l'Amérique consciente de sa force et de son rayonnement dans le monde.Vous jouissez, Monsieur le President Elu, d'un prestige incontesté.Je suis donc certain que, sous Votre Administration, les États-Unis d'Amérique, avec le prestige que lui donnent son passé incomparable et ses grandes ressources tant humaines qu'économiques, sauront remplir sa vocation de Leadership du monde libre et sa place de premier plan parmi les autres Nations du globe qui conspirent ardemment après un monde pacifique et plus humain.C'est le souhait que je forme à l'occasion de votre triomphe aux élections présidentielles Américaines.Je vous prie de recevoir, Monsieur le Président Elu, mes voeux sincères pour Votre bonheur personnel et la prospérité du peuple Américain.CJC/pcl![Signature]![Name and title]
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BYHOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS STAFF MEMBERSFILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: CHAYES, ABRAMDCD FILEINCLUSIVE DATES:CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: DCDROOM:DELETIONS, IF ANY:| DATE RECEIVED | DATE RETURNED | REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) | SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL || ------------- | ------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------------- || 18-06-95      |               | BETH LICHTENFELS         |                                 |NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE
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# CONFIDENTIALPROF. ΑΞΞAM CHATZSA-19-91-59BUSINESS:Subject is with the following:A000723 - Earvard Law School, Cambridge, MA.
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CONFIDENTIALDCD-459/7819 April 1978MEMORANDUM FOR: DDO/ISS/IP/EISFROM : Ruth ElliffDCD/FIO/PAOSUBJECT : House Select Committee on AssassinationsRequest (OLC 73-0986/1)The following material is forwarded in response to subject request:a. DCD file A-19-91-59 on Abram Chayes (on loan).b. Documents concerning Monica Kramer and Rita Naman.(Please excuse the poor quality of some of this material, it was impossible to get a clear reproduction from our microfilm.)![signature of Ruth Elliff]Ruth ElliffAttachments a/sRELLIFF:wfcDistribution0 - Addressee1 - DCD Chrono1- Staff A3 - RElliff3 - Control![WARNING NOTICE SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED]E2 IMPDET CL BY 386090CONFIDENTIAL
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C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-Lyellow19-91-59PES-263-7731 August 1977MEMORANDUM TO: Chief, Boston Field OfficeChief, New York Field OfficeChief, San Francisco Field OfficeChief, Syracuse Field OfficeChief, Washington Field OfficeFROM: Acting Chief, USSR-EE Collection GroupSUBJECT: Case 64574 - USSR External Policy - Pugwash ConferenceMunich, Germany, August 19771. Enclosed you will find a list of attendees (Enclosure A) to the Pugwash Conference held in Munich, Germany, in August, and a set of questions (Enclosure B) prepared by the ORPA analysts at our request. Since the original list of attendees contained only the last name and first initial of each US participant, we had to make some educated guesses as to the true identities of many of them. As a result, do not be surprised if some question why we felt they had attended. In many cases, however, there was no question as to the true identity of the source.2. ORPA has been quite pleased with the reporting generated by their previous requirements. As a result, they have made an extra effort to write even more thought provoking requirements. We feel that the enclosed questions are the best we have sent out to date.3. Responsive reporting should cite the current CIRL, Objective Ala and KIQ 90. We look forward to receiving your responses.![signature of Thomas A. Nesser]THOMAS A. NESSEREnclosures: As stated aboveAPBlake/bjpC-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-LE2 IMPDET CL BY476500![illegible text]
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ENCLOSURE AC-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-LAbram Chayes A 199159Harvard UniversityCarl Djerassi A 49345Stanford UniversityPaul Doty A 46309Harvard UniversityBernard T. Feld A 5927MITGeorge B. Kistiakowsky A 6304Harvard UniversityRichard N. Rosecrance A124263Cornell UniversityJack P. Ruina A 99072MITHerbert Scoville A157380McLean, Va.W. Murray Todd A123586National Academy of SciencesJohn S. Toll A28995State University of New YorkStony Brook, New YorkC-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L
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CONFIDENTIAL(when filled in)PROCESS SHEET FOR DCD COLLECTIONS 19-91-59| FIELD/RESIDENT OFFICE | ORGANIZATION NUMBER | CASE NUMBER    | FORWARDED      | RELEASED          |                      |          |             |             || --------------------- | ------------------- | -------------- | -------------- | ----------------- | -------------------- | -------- | ----------- | ----------- || 1234                  | 5678910             | 11 12 13 14 15 | 16 17 18 19 20 | 21 22 23 24 25 26 | 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 | 34 35 36 | 37 38 39 40 | 41 42 43 44 || HBOS                  | 64574               | 09146          | 2/665976       | 09236             |                      |          |             |             |SUBJECT AND AREAFour Papers by Soviet Scientists on Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, Disarmament, the Complete General Ban of Nuclear Tests, and European Security (USSR)CONTACT (Name, Title, Organization, Address)Prof. Abram ChayesHarvard Law SchoolCambridge, MASOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)DocumentarySUB-SOURCE (Name, Title, Organization, Address)|                                         | METHOD OF COLLECTION  |                 | EVALUATION REQUESTED FROM | EXCHANGES (COL. 35) |              |                               || --------------------------------------- | --------------------- | --------------- | ------------------------- | ------------------- | ------------ | ----------------------------- || INTERVIEW                               | TRIP REPORT           | 1               | 1-EXCHANGE                | 3. COMMERCIAL       |              |                               || ![Unordered list marker] OTHER DOCUMENT | OTHER (Specify below) |                 | 2-BILATERAL               | 4. ARTICLE IV       |              |                               || DIRECTED TO                             | OSG                   | SREE            | ICG                       | ETF                 | DESK OFFICER | HEADQUARTERS COMMENTS         ||                                         |                       | ![Check Symbol] |                           |                     | TWebbe.      | Extra copies of documents to: |FIELD COMMENTS1.  John Souders OCI/SRE 76312.  Martha Mautner    STATE/INR/DDR/RSE/SEY 48413.  Glenn Buchan OSR SF254.  William Chapin    STATE/INR/DDR/PAT 6638| MBO                                                         | KIO   | GRACE             | INDIVIDUAL NO. | MA          | TD  | COUNTRY || ----------------------------------------------------------- | ----- | ----------------- | -------------- | ----------- | --- | ------- || 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 | 65 66 | 67 68 69 70 71 72 | 73 74 75 76    | 77 78 79 80 |     |         || AIA-06-01                                                   |       |                   |                |             |     |         |F.O. CHIEF DESK OFFICER BRANCH SEJohn H. Mahoney Tom WebbeFORM 25 OBSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONS CONFIDENTIAL (EZ IMPDET CL BY 306687) (120-411)7-75
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# CONFIDENTIALDomestic Collection DivisionForeign Intelligence Information ReportCOUNTRY: USSRDCD REPORT NO.: OO-B-321/26659-76SUBJECT: Four Papers by Soviet Scientists on Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, Disarmament, the Complete General Ban of Nuclear Tests, and European SecurityDATE DISTR.: Sept. 23, 1976NO. PAGES: 1REFERENCES: DCD Case: 6,574 C-JT-6-50174RODATE OF INFO.: August 1976THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATIONSOURCE: Documentary[Available in CRS Central Libraries Division, Document Services Branch are four papers presented by Soviet scientists at the 26th Pugwash Conference on Disarmament, Security and Development, Muhlhausen, German Democratic Republic, 26-31 August 1976. The papers are as follows: (1) "On Complete and General Ban of Nuclear Weapon Tests" by L.S. Seneiko of the USSR Institute of the USA and Canada; (2) "Implementation of the Agreements of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe" by Professor V.G. Trukhanovsky, Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO); (3) "Concerning the Question of Atomic Power Energetics and Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons" by Academician V.S. Enelyanov; and (4) "Pugwash and Development" by Academician V.A. Engelhardt - UNCLASSIFIED.]--end--WARNING NOTICE-SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVEDCONFIDENTIAL