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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Directorate of Intelligence
27 January 1968
INTELLIGENCE MEMORANDUM
Pueblo Sitrep No. 11
(As of 0700 EST)
1. Pyongyang's position on the Pueblo incident
remains adamant. Reacting to yesterdirg-Uelibera-
tions in the UN Security Council, Pyongyang radio
voiced the government's strong opposition to any de-
bate of the US appeal. The radio added that North
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Central Intelligence Agency
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FOIA Privacy Act Officer:
RE: Privacy Act Request
I am requesting access to any records pertaining to me. I am making this request
under the Freedom of Information Act, 5 U.S.C. �552a. I am specifically
requesting records of surveillance either gathered by me, entered by me, or
pertaining to me, including but not limited to my travels or employment in
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Directorate of Intelligence
27 January 1968
INTELLIGENCE MEMORANDUM
Pueblo Sitrep No. 13
(As of 1700 EST)
2. After less than two hours' debate today on
the Pueblo crisis, the UN Security Council adjourned
until Monday to permit delegates to consult privately
on how to proceed further in their handling of the
problem.
3. Activity along the DMZ was at a normal level
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
VIA : Deputy Director for Operations
Deputy Director of Central Intellig
FROM David H. Blee
Chief, Counterintelligence Staff
SUBJECT
Latest Interview of Golitsyn by the
HSCA
1. Soviet defector Anatoliy Mikhaylovich Golitsyn was
interviewed by the staff of the House Select Committee on
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14 December 1966
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Trip to LTV Electrosystems, Greenville, Texas
7 Dec - 8 Dec 1966
1. On December 7, I went to LTV to observe the pro-
gress of the modificatipn of the SP-211 Multisensor System
and finish off the test schedule with Dave Lane and Chuck
Michelsen.
2. I brought back a somewhat optimistic project test
schedule of what LTV plans to do on CHIGOE from now until
the end of January. The schedule has already slipped a
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PROJECT REVIEW COMMITTEE
10 March 1952
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Projects Based in West Germany
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At the meeting on 7 March 1952, attended by Lt. General Truscott,
Senior Representative in Germany, it was agreed that all projects
based in West Germany would be reviewed, first by Gen. Truscott
immediately upon his return ta Germany, and subsequently by the PRC,
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Category: 7 - Management OPR: OGC
Title: AR 7-16 EMPLOYEE INVENTIONS
This regufation was written 6y the Office of General-Counsel,
16. EMPLOYEE INVENTIONS
(secure).
SYNOPSIS. This regulation documents Agency policy, procedures, criteria, and
reporting requirements for determining rights in and to inventions by an employee
while under the administrative jurisdiction of the Agency. (NOTE: Boldfaced text in
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505
28 October 1968
MEMORANDUM FOR: The Honorable Walt W. Rostow
Special Assistant to the President
The Honorable Dean Rusk
Secretary of State
SUBJECT: Views of President Thieu and Vice President
Ky on the Proposed Bombing Halt
1.
a. Vice President Ky has kept General Khang informed on
the bombing halt talks between the GVN and the American
FOIA
