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I-O-P 3-E-C-11 E T CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 15 August 1968 SUBJECT: SNIE 11-12-68: EMPLACEMENT OF WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION ON THE SEABED THE PROBLEM To estimate the capabilities of US intelligence to monitor a ban on the emplacement of weapons of mass destruction on the seabed -- defined as the ocean floor outside territorial waters -- and to estimate the likelihood of Soviet or third country deploy- ment of such weapons, during the next 10 years or so.
r. APPROVED FOR RELEASED DATE: 16-Sep-2009- THE CLANDESTINE INTRODUCTION OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS INTO THE US THE PROBLEM To assess the capabilities of foreign nations to introduce nuclear weapons clandestinely into the US, and to estimate the likelihood of such introduction over the next few years.' THE ESTIMATE I. INTRODUCTION 1. In considering the clandestine introduction of nuclear weapons into the US, leaders of any nation would have to weigh any possible advantages against the grave consequences which would follow from discovery.
APPROVED FOR RELEASE DATE: 16-Sep-2009 DIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE WEEKLY SUMMARY `Anrn~ - 4 4- 20 September 1968 No. 0038/68 s4r- ar. nnF ?,? (Information as of noon EDT, 19 September 1968) 94CR.E Page i WEEKLY SUMMARY 20 Sep 68 T:!}nT:r!` C1 NUCLEAR HAVE-NOTS MEET IN GENEVA The Non-Nuclear Conference is reflecting some non- nuclear - possessing countries' dissatisfactions with the Non-Proliferation Treaty, and could pro- duce proposal,s,disruptive to the treaty's orderly implementation.
[111[31 ?.[111[11;` PPROVED FOR RELEASE^ DATE: 16-Sep-2009 NATIONAL 'he Clar~cl?~trr oarMass Submitted by: DEPUT~C TOR OF NTRAC INTE .LIGENCi v4 oncurred in by the z UNITED STATES INTELLIGENCE BOARD Authenticated, CUTIVE SECRETARY INTELLIGENCE TIIU A ' N UMBE R 4 68 ~ es~tru~ction ~~n o the 31s 1;1_ E Page The following intelligence organizations participated this 'e'stiriiate' n the re aration o The Central Intelligence Agency and the intelligence organizations of the, Depart rnents of State and Defense, the: AEC, and the NSA Concurring: Dr R. J.
SPA DIRECTORATE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY APPROVED FOR RELEASE^DATE: 16-Sep-2009 Scientific and Technical Intelligence Report Proliferation of Missile Delivery Systems for Nuclear Weapons FMSAC-STIR/67-5 30 November 1967 copy N! . 16 Scientific and Technical Intelligence Report PROLIFERATION OF MISSILE DELIVERY SYSTEMS FOR NUCLEAR WEAPONS CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY DIRECTORATE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOREIGN MISSILE AND SPACE ANALYSIS CENTER PREFACE The proliferation of nuclear-capable ballistic missile systems poses many problems for the United States.
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