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ISOO Notice 2017-03: National Security Council (NSC) Partial Waiver for the Declassification Review of Certain White House and NSC Records

July 12, 2017

The Senior Director for Records Access and Information Security Management at the National Security Council (NSC) has directed declassification reviewers across the Federal Government not to refer selected classified information originated by the NSC and the White House to the NSC for declassification review.

Except for the categories listed below, agencies do not need to refer to the NSC staff for declassification review White House, NSC, and NSC-interest materials within their records created prior to January 20, 2001 , that either were transferred to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) or are intended for transfer to NARA foJlowing declassification review. This notification extends the previously authorized period of the partial waiver through the second term of the William J. Clinton Administration. It includes all such records that are the subject of Executive Order (E.O.) 13526 Automatic Declassification, Systematic Declassification, or Mandatory Declassification Reviews, or Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.

Any and all records that fall within the following categories of White House and NSC records (or third party agency records with a primary NSC equity), including preliminary drafts, that were created prior to January 20 2001 , must be referred to the NSC staff for declassification review:

• NSC numbered policy records: Presidential Decision Directives (PDD) and Presidential Review Directives (PRD), and their equivalents from earlier administrations, unless they were previously declassified (See Attachment A for a list of NSC Presidential policy directives on national security matters. See Attachment C, published as a separate link to this 1800 Notice, for a comprehensive list of declassified Presidential directives.);

• Minutes or summaries ofNSC meetings, including all meetings ofNSC sub-groups. (See Attachment B for a list ofNSC sub-groups);

• Records filed with or pertaining to NSC numbered policy records or minutes or summaries ofNSC meetings, as described above;

• Records relating to weapons of mass destruction that address: o Authorization to use weapons of mass destruction, or o The policy issue of '"first use" of nuclear weapons;

• Any and all White House and NSC records relating to covert operations or activity, including all records pertaining to:

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o Presidential Findings or "Findings"; o Memoranda ofNotification (MON); and o White House or NSC meetings regarding covert activity;

• Any and all White House or NSC records identified by the NSC Records Access and Information Security Management Office as "System 3/INT," (a series identified with fog numbers 893001-9330005 in the George H. W. Bush Administration, or 93300010130012 in the Clinton Administration) or otherrecords labeled "Limited Access";

• Any and all White House or NSC records identified by the NSC Records Access and Information Security Management Office as "System V" or Continuity of Government, including "COG", ''.ECG," or "COOP" labeled records; and

• Any and all records containing White House or NSC equity that have been appealed under the FOIA or Mandatory Declassification Review procedures.

The remaining White House, NSC, or NSC-interest documents originating prior to January 20, 2001, that do not fall into one of the above categories, should be referred to all other equity agencies for their review, when appropriate, and in accordance with requirements in section 3.3(d)(3) ofE.O. 13526. For White House and NSC documents that do not fall within one of the above categories but do contain another agency's equity, your declassification reviewers are . authorized to take final declassification action, provided a recommendation has been received from the agency holding the equity.

For White House and NSC documents (including drafts) that do not fall within one of the above categories and do not contain another agency's equity, your declassification reviewers are authorized to declassify them, consistent with applicable standards.

This ISOO Notice cancels ISOO Notice 2013-04, "The National Security Staff (NSS) Partial Waiver for the Declassification Review of Select National Security Council and White House Classified Records."

Please direct any questions regarding this ISOO Notice to: [email protected].

f{Y\~4.IS~ MARK A. BRADLEY J' Director

Attachments A: Presidential Policy Directives on National Security Matters, 1947-2001 B: NSC Sub-Groups, 1947-2001 C (published as a separate link): List of Declassified Presidential Directives

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Attachment A: Presidential Policy Directives on National Security Matters, 1947-2001

NSC

NS CID

NSAM

NSDM

NSSM

PD

PRM

NSDD

NSSD

NSD

NSR

PDD

PRD

National Security Council policy documents;

Truman-Eisenhower Administrations, 1947-61

National Security Council Intelligence Directives;

Truman-Ford Administrations, 1947-77

National Security Action Memorandums;

Kennedy-Johnson: Administrations, 1961-69

National Security Decision Memorandums;

Nixon-Ford Administrations, 1969-77

National Security Study Memorandums;

Nixon-Ford Administrations, 1969-77

Presidential Directives;

Carter Administration, 1977-81

Presidential Review Memorandums;

Carter Administration, 1977-81

National Security Division Directives;

Reagan Administration, 1981-89

National Security Study Directives;

Reagan Administration, 1981-89

National Security Directives;

George H. W. Bush Administration, 1989-93

National Security Reviews;

George H. W. Bush Administration, 1989-93

Presidential Decision Directives;

Clinton Administration, 1993-1997

Presidential Review Directives;

Clinton Administration, 1993-2001

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Attachment B: NSC Sub-Groups, 1947-2001

Truman-Eisenhower Administrations (1947-1961)

Operations Coordinating Board (OCB)

Psychological Strategy Board (PSB)

Kennedy-Johnson Administrations (1961-1969)

Executive Committee of the NSC (EXCOM)

Senior Interdepartmental Group (SIG)

NSC Standing Group

Special Committee of the NSC ·

Nixon-Ford Administrations (1969-1977)

Defense Program Review Committee (DRP)

NSC Intelligence Community (NSCIC)

National Security Council Review Group (NSCRG)

Senior Review Group (SRG)

Verification Panel (VP)

Vietnam Special Studies Group (VSSG)

Washington Special Action Group (WSAG)

Carter Administration (1977-1981)

Presidential Review Committee/Policy Review Committee (PRC)

Mini-PRC Meeting (PRCM) Special Coordinating Committee (SCC) Mini SCC Meeting (SCCM) Counter Intelligence Working Group (CIWG)

Reagan Administration (1981-1989)

Crisis Pre-Planning Group (CPPG)

National Security Planning Group (NSPG)

Policy Coordination Group (PCG)

Policy Review Group (PRG)

Special Situation Group (SSG)

Senior Interagency Group (SIG)

Bush Administration (1989-1993)

Principals Committee (PC)

Deputies Committee (DC)

Policy Coordinating Committee (PCC)

Clinton Administration (1993-2001)

Principals Committee (PC)

Deputies Committee (DC)

Foreign Policy Team Meetings

Interdepartmental Working Group (IWG)

Counter-terrorism Security Group (CSG)

Coordinating Sub-Group on Counter-terrorism (CSCT)

Counter-terrorism Sub-group (CTSG)

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Executive Committee Group (ExComm) Peacekeeping Core Group (PCG) International Public Information Sub-Group (IPI) Critical Infrastructure Coordination Group (CICG) Weapons of Mass Destruction Preparedness Group (WMDP) Special Coordination Group on International Crime (SCG)

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PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTIVES

List of Documents

Declassified in Full

Overview

These Presidential Directives have been declassified in full. This list only refers to the actual directive (through the pagewith the signature of the President or the National SecurityAdvisor). It does not include appendices or attachments.

There is one exception: Early policy documents – Truman thefirst year of the Eisenhower administration – often included afinancial appendix and/or enclosures with the paginationcontinuing from the policy document. In these instances, theappendix and/or enclosures ARE considered part of thePresidential directive and do not need to be referred to the NSC if they are listed on this document. The Page count from thesedocuments is included on the list below.

The attached lists include the following series of numberedPresidential Directives that have been declassified in full bythe National Security Council staff.

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Presidential Policy Titles

By Administration

NSC [National Security Council policy documents, Truman-Eisenhower Administrations, 1947-61] (pp. 3-47)

NSCIDs [National Security Council Intelligence Directives,Truman-Ford Administrations, 1947-77] (pp. 47-50)

NSAMs [National Security Action Memorandums,Kennedy-Johnson Administrations, 1961-69] (pp. 51-75)

NSDMs [National Security Decision Memorandums,Nixon-Ford Administrations, 1969-77] (pp. 75-97)

NSSMs [National Security Study Memorandums,Nixon-Ford Administrations, 1969-77] (pp. 97-113)

PDs [Presidential Directives, Carter Administration, 1977-81](pp. 113-116)

PRMs [Presidential Review Memorandums, Carter Administration,1977-81] (pp. 117-119)

NSDDs [National Security Decision Directives,Reagan Administration, 1981-89] (pp. 120-136)

NSSDs [National Security Study Directives,Reagan Administration, 1981-89] (pp. 136-139)

NSDs [National Security Directives, Bush 41 Administration,1989-93] (pp. 139-142)

NSRs [National Security Reviews, Bush 41 Administration, 1989-93] (pp. 142-143)

PDDs [Presidential Decision Directives, Clinton Administration,1993-2001] (pp. 144-145)

PRDs [Presidential Review Directives, Clinton Administration,1993-2001] (pp. 145-146)

NSPDs [National Security Presidential Directive, Bush 43Administration, 2001-2009] (p. 146)

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PPDs [Presidential Policy Directive, Obama Administration, 2009-2017] (p. 147)

PSDs [Presidential Study Directives, Obama Administration, 2009-2017] (p. 147)

Truman/Eisenhower NSC

NSC 1 THE POSITION OF THE US WITH RESPECT TO ITALY (8 pp.)15 OCT 47

NSC 1/1 THE POSITION OF THE US WITH RESPECT TO ITALY (7 pp.)14 NOV 47

NSC 1/2 THE POSITION OF THE US WITH RESPECT TO ITALY (10 pp.)10 FEB 48

NSC 1/3 POSITION OF THE US WITH RESPECT TO ITALY IN THE LIGHT 08 MAR 48 OF THE POSSIBILITY OF COMMUNIST PARTICIPATION IN THE

GOVERNMENT BY LEGAL MEANS (10 pp.)

NSC 2 BASE RIGHTS IN GREENLAND, ICELAND AND THE AZORES10 NOV 47 (6 pp.)

NSC 2/1 BASE RIGHTS IN GREENLAND ICELAND AND THE AZORES 25 NOV 47 (7 pp.)

NSC 3 U.S. POLICY TOWARD SPAIN (2 pp.)05 DEC 47

NSC 4 COORDINATION OF FOREIGN INFORMATION MEASURES (4 pp.)09 DEC 47

NSC 4A PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS (5 pp.)09 DEC 47

NSC 5 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO GREECE 06 JAN 48 (13 pp.)

NSC 5/1 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO GREECE 02 FEB 48 (8 pp.)

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NSC 5/2 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO GREECE 12 FEB 48 (9 pp.)

NSC 5/3 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO THE USE OF 25 MAY 48 U.S. MILITARY POWER IN GREECE (15 pp.)

NSC 5/4 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO THE USE OF 03 JUN 48 U.S. MILITARY POWER IN GREECE (17 pp.)

NSC 6 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. REGARDING SHORT-TERM 26 MAR 48 ASSISTANCE TO CHINA (10 pp.)

NSC 7 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO SOVIET-30 MAR 48 DIRECTED WORLD COMMUNISM (9 pp.)

NSC 8 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO KOREA 02 APR 48 (15 pp.)

NSC 8/1 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO KOREA 16 MAR 49 (20 pp.)

NSC 8/2 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO KOREA 22 MAR 49 (20 pp.)

NSC 9 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO SUPPORT FOR 13 APR 48 WESTERN UNION AND OTHER RELATED FREE COUNTRIES

(7 pp.)

NSC 9/1 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO SUPPORT FOR 23 APR 48 WESTERN UNION AND OTHER RELATED FREE COUNTRIES

(6 pp.)

NSC 9/2 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO SUPPORT FOR 11 MAY 48 WESTERN UNION AND OTHER RELATED FREE COUNTRIES

(6 pp.)

NSC 9/3 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO SUPPORT FOR 28 JUN 48 WESTERN UNION AND OTHER RELATED FREE COUNTRIES

(6 pp.)

NSC0009/4 GUIDANCE FOR U.S. MILITARY REPRESENTATIVES FOR LONDON 20 JUL 48 MILITARY TALKS ON THE WESTERN UNION OF NATIONS

(9 pp.)

NSC 9/5 DEVELOPMENTS WITH RESPECT TO WESTERN UNION (6 pp.)

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08 NOV 48

NSC 9/6 DEVELOPMENTS WITH RESPECT TO WESTERN UNION (6 pp.)29 NOV 48

NSC 9/7 DEVELOPMENTS WITH RESPECT TO WESTERN UNION (4 pp.)03 MAY 49

NSC 10 DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL STUDIES (7 pp.)12 MAY 48

NSC 10/1 OFFICE OF SPECIAL PROJECTS (6 pp.)15 JUN 48

NSC 10/2 OFFICE OF SPECIAL PROJECTS (4 pp.)18 JUN 48

NSC 10/3 COVERT OPERATIONS AND CLANDESTINE INTELLIGENCE 09 JAN 51 ACTIVITIES (6 pp.)

NSC 10/4 RESPONSIBILITIES OF CIA (OPC) WITH RESPECT TO16 JAN 51 GUERRILLA WARFARE (9 pp.)

NSC 10/5 SCOPE AND PACE OF COVERT OPERATIONS (4 pp.)23 OCT 51

NSC 11 ACTION BY U.S. FORCES AT TSINGTAO IN DEFENSE OF U.S. 24 MAY 48 LIVES AND PROPERTY (10 pp.)

NSC 11/1 U.S. ARMED FORCES AT TSINGTAO (5 pp.)19 OCT 48

NSC 11/2 U.S. ARMED FORCES AT TSINGTAO (6 pp.)15 DEC 48

NSC 11/3 U.S. ARMED FORCES AT TSINGTAO (3 pp.)23 DEC 48

NSC 12 FRENCH NORTH AFRICA (13 pp.)28 MAY 48

NSC 13 RECOMMENDATIONS WITH RESPECT TO U.S. POLICY TOWARD 02 JUN 48 JAPAN (7 pp.)

NSC 13/1 RECOMMENDATIONS WITH RESPECT TO U.S. POLICY TOWARD 24 SEP 48 JAPAN (5 pp.)

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NSC 13/207 OCT 48

RECOMMENDATIONS WITH RESPECT TO U.S. POLICY TOWARD JAPAN (8 pp.)

NSC 13/306 MAY 49

RECOMMENDATIONS WITH RESPECT TO U.S. POLICY TOWARD JAPAN (9 pp.)

NSC 14 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO PROVIDING 14 JUN 48 MILITARY ASSISTANCE TO NATIONS OF THE NON-SOVIET

WORLD (8 pp.)

NSC 14/101 JUL 48

THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO PROVIDING MILITARY ASSISTANCE TO NATIONS OF THE NON-SOVIET WORLD (7 pp.)

NSC 15 U.S. CIVIL AVIATION POLICY TOWARD THE U.S.S.R. AND 15 JUN 48 ITS SATELLITES (6 pp.)

NSC 15/112 JUL 48

U.S. CIVIL AVIATION POLICY TOWARD THE U.S.S.R. AND ITS SATELLITES (7 pp.)

NSC 15/228 DEC 49


NSC 15/305 JAN 50


NSC 16 U.S. POLICY REGARDING ANTI-COMMUNIST MEASURES WHICH 28 JUN 48 COULD BE PLANNED AND CARRIED OUT WITHIN THE INTER-

AMERICAN SYSTEM (10 pp.)

NSC 17 28 JUN 48

THE INTERNAL SECURITY OF THE UNITED STATES (38 pp.)

NSC 17/106 AUG 48


NSC 17/213 AUG 48


NSC 17/316 NOV 48


NSC 17/515 JUN 49


NSC 17/6 THE INTERNAL SECURITY OF THE UNITED STATES (11 pp.)

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18 JUL 49

NSC 18 THE ATTITUDE OF THIS GOVERNMENT TOWARD EVENTS IN 06 JUL 48 YUGOSLAVIA (5 pp.)

NSC 18/115 FEB 49

ECONOMIC RELATIONS BETWEEN THE U.S. AND YUGOSLAVIA (11 pp.)

NSC 18/217 FEB 49

ECONOMIC RELATIONS BETWEEN THE U.S. AND YUGOSLAVIA (9 pp.)

NSC 18/310 NOV 49

UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD THE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE USSR AND YUGOSLAVIA (20 pp.)

NSC 18/417 NOV 49

U.S. POLICY TOWARD THE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE USSR AND YUGOSLAVIA (21 pp.)

NSC 18/527 FEB 51

THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO YUGOSLAVIA (6 pp.)

NSC 18/607 MAR 51

THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO YUGOSLAVIA (17 pp.)

NSC 19 DISPOSITION OF THE FORMER ITALIAN COLONIES IN AFRICA 09 JUL 48 (12 pp.)

NSC 19/121 JUL 48

DISPOSITION OF THE FORMER ITALIAN COLONIES IN AFRICA (13 pp.)

NSC 19/204 AUG 48


NSC 19/309AUG 48


NSC 19/426 JUL 49

U.S. POSITION ON THE DISPOSITION OF THE FORMER ITALIAN COLONIES (15 pp.)

NSC 19/504 AUG 49

U.S. POSITION ON THE DISPOSITION OF THE FORMER ITALIAN COLONIES (16 pp.)

NSC 20 APPRAISAL OF THE DEGREE AND CHARACTER OF MILITARY 12 JUL 48 PREPAREDNESS REQUIRED BY THE WORLD SITUATION (6 pp.)

NSC 20/118 AUG 48

U.S. OBJECTIVES WITH RESPECT TO RUSSIA (58 pp.)

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NSC 20/225 AUG 48

FACTORS AFFECTING THE NATURE OF THE U.S. DEFENSE ARRANGEMENTS (13 pp.)

NSC 20/302 NOV 48

U.S. OBJECTIVES WITH RESPECT TO THE USSR TO COUNTER SOVIET THREATS TO U.S. SECURITY (15 pp.)

NSC 20/423 NOV 48

U.S. OBJECTIVES WITH RESPECT TO THE USSR TO COUNTER SOVIET THREATS TO US SECURITY (15 pp.)

NSC 21 13 JUL 48

ANTARCTICA (7 pp.)

NSC 21/130 AUG 49

ANTARCTICA (15 pp.)

NSC 22 POSSIBLE COURSES OF ACTION FOR THE U.S. WITH RESPECT 26 JUL 48 TO THE CRITICAL SITUATION IN CHINA (10 pp.)

NSC 22/1

06 AUG 48

POSSIBLE COURSES OF ACTION FOR THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO THE CRITICAL SITUATION IN CHINA (6 pp.)

NSC 22/215 DEC 48

CURRENT POSITION OF THE U.S. RESPECTING DELIVERY OF AID TO CHINA (4 pp.)

NSC 22/302 FEB 49

CURRENT POSITION OF THE US RESPECTING DELIVERY OF AID TO CHINA (7 pp.)

NSC 23 27 JUL 48

DOMESTIC ACTIVITIES AND FOREIGN RELATIONS (4 pp.)

NSC 23/105 AUG 48

DOMESTIC ACTIVITIES AND FOREIGN RELATIONS (3 pp.)

NSC 24 U.S. MILITARY COURSES OF ACTION WITH RESPECT TO THE 28 JUL 48 SITUATION IN BERLIN (6 pp.)

NSC 24/117 NOV 48

FUTURE COURSE OF ACTION WITH RESPECT TO BERLIN (4 pp.)

NSC 24/201 JUN 49

POSSIBLE U.S. COURSES OF ACTION IN THE EVENT THE USSR REIMPOSES THE BERLIN BLOCKADE (8 pp.)

NSC 24/314 JUN 49

POSSIBLE U.S. COURSES OF ACTION IN THE EVENT THE USSR REIMPOSES THE BERLIN BLOCKADE (9 pp.)

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NSC 24/4 PHASE-OUT OF THE BERLIN AIRLIFT (4 pp.)25 JUL 49

NSC 25 INTERIM TERMS OF REFERENCE OF SANACC (4 pp.)12 AUG 48

NSC 25/1 INTERIM TERMS OF REFERENCE OF SANACC (7 pp.)13 APR 49

NSC 26 DEMOLITION AND ABANDONMENT OF OIL FACILITIES AND 19 AUG 48 FIELDS IN THE MIDDLE EAST (10 pp.)

NSC 26/1 DEMOLITION AND ABANDONMENT OF OIL FACILITIES AND 10 NOV 48 FIELDS IN THE MIDDLE EAST (12 pp.)

NSC 26/2 REMOVAL AND DEMOLITION OF OIL FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT30 DEC 48 AND SUPPLIES IN THE MIDDLE EAST (6 pp.)

NSC 26/3 REMOVAL AND DEMOLITION OF OIL FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT29 JUN 50 AND SUPPLIES IN THE MIDDLE EAST (7 pp.)

NSC 26/4 REMOVAL AND DEMOLITION OF OIL FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT18 AUG 50 AND SUPPLIES IN THE MIDDLE EAST (2 pp.)

NSC 27 U.S. MILITARY POINT OF VIEW FOR THE EVENTUALITY OF 23 AUG 48 UNITED NATIONS DECISION TO INTRODUCE MILITARY FORCES

INTO PALESTINE (5 pp.)

NSC 27/1 U.S. MILITARY POINT OF VIEW FOR THE EVENTUALITY OF 03 SEP 48 UNITED NATIONS DECISION TO INTRODUCE MILITARY FORCES

INTO PALESTINE (5 pp.)

NSC 27/2 PROVISION OF A MILITARY POLICE FORCE FOR JERUSALEM 03 NOV 48 (7 pp.)

NSC 27/3 PROVISION OF A POLICE FORCE FOR JERUSALEM (7 pp.)16 NOV 48

NSC 28 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO SCANDINAVIA 26 AUG 48 (10 pp.)

NSC 28/1 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO SCANDINAVIA 03 SEP 48 (10 pp.)

NSC 28/2 THE MILITARY IMPLICATIONS TO THE U.S. OF A 03 FEB 49 SCANDINAVIAN PACT (7 pp.)

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NSC 29 SECURITY OF STRATEGICALLY IMPORTANT INDUSTRIAL 26 AUG 48 OPERATIONS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES (6 pp.)

NSC 30 U.S. POLICY ON ATOMIC WARFARE (8 pp.)10 SEP 48

NSC 31 EQUIPMENT FOR THREE FRENCH DIVISIONS (4 pp.)14 SEP 48

NSC 32 THE SITUATION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO 04 OCT 48 NEGOTIATIONS WITH DENMARK AND NORWAY (11 pp.)

NSC 32/1 THE CURRENT POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO 17 NOV 48 NEGOTIATIONS WITH DENMARK AND NORWAY (4 pp.)

NSC 33 OUTLINE OF BASIC US SECURITY RESOURCES ASSUMPTIONS,13 OCT 48 1948 THROUGH 1952, AND 1953 THROUGH 1965 (12 pp.)

NSC 34 U.S. POLICY TOWARD CHINA (33 pp.)13 OCT 48

NSC 34/1 U.S. POLICY TOWARD CHINA (3 pp.)11 JAN 49

NSC 34/2 U.S. POLICY TOWARD CHINA (8 pp.)28 FEB 49

NSC 35 EXISTING INTERNATIONAL COMMITMENTS INVOLVING THE 17 NOV 48 POSSIBLE USE OF ARMED FORCES (9 pp.)

NSC 36 THE U.S. POSITION WITH RESPECT TO TURKEY IN THE LIGHT 01 DEC 48 OF U.S. SECURITY INTERESTS IN THE MIDDLE EAST,

PARTICULARLY AS RESPECTS AIR POWER AND THE GREEK AND TURKISH AID PROGRAMS (13 pp.)

NSC 36/1 CONSTRUCTION OF AIRFIELDS & STOCKPILING OF AVIATION 15 APR 49 GASOLINE IN TURKEY (4 pp.)

NSC 36/2 CONSTRUCTION OF AIRFIELDS & STOCKPILING OF AVIATION 29 APR 52 GASOLINE IN TURKEY (1 p.)

NSC 37 THE STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE OF FORMOSA (4 pp.)01 DEC 48

NSC 37/1 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO FORMOSA 19 JAN 49 (10 pp.)

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NSC0037/203 FEB 49

THE CURRENT POSITION OF THE US WITH RESPECT TO FORMOSA (4 pp.)

NSC 37/311 FEB 49

THE STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE OF FORMOSA (5 pp.)

NSC 37/418 FEB 49

THE CURRENT POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO FORMOSA (4 pp.)

NSC 37/501 MAR 49

SUPPLEMENTARY MEASURES WITH RESPECT TO FORMOSA (6 pp.)

NSC 37/605 AYG 49

CURRENT POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO FORMOSA (6 pp.)

NSC 37/722 AUG 49

THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO FORMOSA (5 pp.)

NSC 37/806 OCT 49

THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO FORMOSA (11 pp.)

NSC 37/927 DEC 49

POSSIBLE U.S. MILITARY ACTION TOWARD TAIWAN NOT INVOLVING MAJOR MILITARY FORCES (4 pp.)

NSC 37/1003 AUG 50

IMMEDIATE U.S. COURSES OF ACTION WITH RESPECT TO FORMOSA (12 pp.)

NSC 38 THE AUSTRIAN TREATY IN THE COUNCIL OF FOREIGN 08 DEC 48 MINISTERS (17 pp.)

NSC 38/116 JUN 49

FUTURE COURSES OF U.S. ACTION WITH RESPECT TO AUSTRIA (14 pp.)

NSC 38/201 JUL 49


NSC 38/308 NOV 49


NSC 38/417 NOV 49


NSC 38/527 APR 50

FUTURE COURSES OF U.S. ACTION WITH RESPECT TO AUSTRIA (15pp.)

NSC 38/6 FUTURE COURSES OF ACTION WITH RESPECT TO AUSTRIA

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05 MAY 50 (15 pp.)

NSC 39 PROPOSED DIRECTIVE TO THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF,24 JAN 49 EUROPEAN COMMAND ON IMPLEMENTATION OF EMERGENCY PLANS

(4 pp.)

NSC 40 U.S. POLICY IN THE EVENT OF A COMMUNIST THREAT TO 28 FEB 49 ICELAND (6 pp.)

NSC 40/1 THE POSITION OF THE U.S. WITH RESPECT TO UNITED 29 JUL 49 STATES AND NORTH ATLANTIC SECURITY INTERESTS IN

ICELAND (10 pp.)

NSC 41 U.S. POLICY REGARDING TRADE WITH CHINA (16 pp.)28 FEB 49

NSC 41/1 U.S. POLICY REGARDING TRADE WITH CHINA (9 pp.)07 NOV 49

NSC 42 U.S. OBJECTIVES WITH RESPECT TO GREECE AND TURKEY TO 04 MAR 49 COUNTER SOVIET THREATS TO U.S. SECURITY (22 pp.)

NSC 42/1 U.S. OBJECTIVES WITH RESPECT TO GREECE AND TURKEY TO 22 MAR 49 COUNTER SOVIET THREAT TO U.S. SECURITY (20 pp.)

NSC 43 PLANNING FOR WARTIME CONDUCT OF OVERT PSYCHOLOGICAL 09 MAR 49 WARFARE (4 pp.)

NSC 43/1 GENERAL PRINCIPLES GOVERNING THE CONDUCT OF OVERT 02 AUG 49 PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE IN THE INITIAL STAGES OF WAR OR

EMERGENCY (7 pp.)

NSC 44 LIMITED MILITARY ARMAMENT FOR JAPAN (7 pp.)11 MAR 49

NSC 45 AIRFIELD CONSTRUCTION (4 pp.)17 MAR 49

NSC 45/1 AIRFIELD CONSTRUCTION IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND THE 15 APR 49 CAIRO-SUEZ AREA (6 pp.)

NSC 46 UNDERSTANDINGS ON EXPORT CONTROL IN EAST-WEST TRADE 03 MAY 49 (10 pp.)

NSC 47 U.S. STRATEGIC INTERESTS IN ISRAEL (7 pp.)17 MAY 49

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NSC 47/1 U.S. POLICY TOWARD ISRAEL AND THE ARAB STATES 01 SEP 49 (19 pp.)

NSC 47/2 U.S. POLICY TOWARD ISRAEL AND THE ARAB STATES 17 OCT 49 (13 pp.)

NSC 47/3 U.S. POLICY TOWARD THE ARAB STATES AND ISRAEL (8 pp.)01 MAR 51

NSC 47/4 U.S. POLICY TOWARD THE ARAB STATES AND ISRAEL (5 pp.)06 MAR 51

NSC 47/5 THE ARAB STATES AND ISRAEL (10 pp.)14 MAR 51

NSC 48 U.S. POLICY TOWARD ASIA (3 pp.)10 JUN 49

NSC 48/1 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 23 DEC 49 ASIA (42 pp.)

NSC 48/2 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 30 DEC 49 ASIA (9 pp.)

NSC 48/3 U.S. OBJECTIVES, POLICIES AND COURSES OF ACTION IN26 APR 51 ASIA (14 pp.)

NSC 48/4 U.S. OBJECTIVES, POLICIES AND COURSES OF ACTION IN04 MAY 51 ASIA (14 pp.)

NSC 48/5 U.S. OBJECTIVES, POLICIES AND COURSES OF ACTION IN17 MAY 51 ASIA (44 pp.)

NSC 49 CURRENT STRATEGIC EVALUATION OF UNITED STATES 15 JUN 49 SECURITY NEEDS IN JAPAN (6 pp.)

NSC 49/1 DEPARTMENT OF STATE COMMENTS ON NSC 49 (6 pp.)04 OCT 49

NSC 50 THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY AND NATIONAL 01 JUL 49 ORGANIZATION (24 pp.)

NSC 51 U.S/ POLICY TOWARD SOUTHEAST ASIA (23 pp.)01 JUL 49

NSC 52 GOVERNMENTAL PROGRAMS IN NATIONAL SECURITY AND 05 JUL 49 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1951

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(6 pp.)

NSC 52/1 GOVERNMENTAL PROGRAMS IN NATIONAL SECURITY AND 08 JUL 49 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1951

(8 pp.)

NSC 52/2 GOVERNMENTAL PROGRAMS IN NATIONAL SECURITY AND 26 SEP 49 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1951

(19 pp.)

NSC 52/3 GOVERNMENTAL PROGRAMS IN NATIONAL SECURITY AND 29 SEP 49 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1951

(23 pp.)

NSC 53 COORDINATION OF CURRENT ECONOMIC WARFARE OPERATIONS 21 JUL 49 (6 pp.)

NSC 54 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 21 JUL 49 IRAN (15 pp.)

NSC 55 IMPLICATIONS OF A POSSIBLE CHINESE COMMUNIST ATTACK 26 JUL 49 ON FOREIGN COLONIES IN SOUTH CHINA (5 pp.)

NSC 55/1 BRITISH VIEWS RESPECTING HONG KONG (4 pp.)27 SEP 49

NSC 55/2 BRITISH VIEWS RESPECTING HONG KONG (5 pp.)17 OCT 49

NSC 56 U.S. POLICY CONCERNING MILITARY COLLABORATION UNDER 31 AUG 49 THE INTER-AMERICAN TREATY OF RECIPROCAL ASSISTANCE

(14 pp.)

NSC 56/1 UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD INTER-AMERICAN MILITARY 27 APR 50 COLLABORATION (21 pp.)

NSC 56/2 UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD INTER-AMERICAN MILITARY 18 MAY 50 COLLABORATION (13 pp.)

NSC 57 NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION (13 pp.)13 SEP 49

NSC 58 UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD THE SOVIET SATELLITE 14 SEP 49 STATES IN EASTERN EUROPE (23 pp.)

NSC 58/1 UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD THE SOVIET SATELLITE

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NSC 58/2 UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD THE SOVIET SATELLITE 08 DEC 49 STATES IN EASTERN EUROPE (17 pp.)

NSC 59 THE FOREIGN INFORMATION PROGRAM AND PSYCHOLOGICAL 20 DEC 49 WARFARE (6 pp.)

NSC 59/1 THE FOREIGN INFORMATION PROGRAM AND PSYCHOLOGICAL 09 MAR 50 WARFARE (5 pp.)

NSC 60 JAPANESE PEACE TREATY (4 pp.)27 DEC 49

NSC 60/1 JAPANESE PEACE TREATY (5 pp.)08 SEP 50

NSC 61 U.S. ECONOMIC AID TO FAR EASTERN AREAS (6 pp.)27 JAN 50

NSC 61/1 COORDINATION OF U.S. AID PROGRAMS FOR FAR EASTERN 16 MAY 50 AREAS (8 pp.)

NSC 62 CHEMICAL WARFARE POLICY (4 pp.)01 FEB 50

NSC 63 POLICY IN THE EVENT OF A BLOCKADE OF VIENNA (4 pp.)08 FEB 50

NSC 63/1 PROPOSED U.S. POLICY IN THE EVENT OF A BLOCKADE OF 16 FEB 50 VIENNA FOR ISSUANCE TO THE COMMANDING GENERAL, U.S.

FORCES IN AUSTRIA (4 pp.)

NSC 64 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 27 FEB 50 INDOCHINA (5 pp.)

NSC 64/1 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 21 DEC 50 INDOCHINA (19 pp.)

NSC 65 U.S. POLICY TOWARD ARMS SHIPMENTS TO THE NEAR EAST 28 MAR 50 (9 pp.)

NSC 65/1 U.S. POLICY TOWARD ARMS SHIPMENTS TO THE NEAR EAST 06 APR 50 (6 pp.)

NSC 65/2 U.S. POLICY TOWARD ARMS SHIPMENTS TO THE NEAR EAST 10 MAY 50 (7pp.)

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NSC 66 SUPPORT FOR THE VOICE OF AMERICA IN THE FIELDS OF 04 APR 50 INTELLIGENCE AND OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (7 pp.)

NSC 67 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 12 AUG 50 COMMUNISM IN ITALY (12 pp.)

NSC 67/1 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 21 APR 50 COMMUNISM IN ITALY (8 pp.)

NSC 67/2 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO THE 29 DEC 50 COMMUNIST THREAT TO ITALY (6 pp.)

NSC0067/3 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO THE 05 JAN 51 COMMUNIST THREAT TO ITALY (5 pp.)05 JAN 51

NSC 68 U.S. OBJECTIVES AND PROGRAMS FOR NATIONAL SECURITY 14 APR 50 (69 pp.)

NSC 68/1 U.S. OBJECTIVES AND PROGRAMS FOR NATIONAL SECURITY 21 APR 50 (29 pp.)

NSC 68/2 U.S. OBJECTIVES AND PROGRAMS FOR NATIONAL SECURITY 30 SEP 50 (8 pp.)

NSC 68/3 U.S. OBJECTIVES AND PROGRAMS FOR NATIONAL SECURITY 08 DEC 50 (24 pp.)

NSC 68/4 U.S. OBJECTIVES AND PROGRAMS FOR NATIONAL SECURITY 14 DEC 50 (9 pp.)

NSC 69 EXPORT CONTROLS AND SECURITY POLICY (7 pp.)26 APR 50

NSC 69/1 EXPORT CONTROLS AND SECURITY POLICY (30 pp.)21 AUG 50

NSC 70 MAY DAY AND WHITSUNTIDE YOUTH RALLIES IN BERLIN 28 APR 50 (5 pp.)

NSC 70/1 MAY DAY AND WHITSUNTIDE YOUTH RALLIES IN BERLIN 03 MAY 50 (4 pp.)

NSC 71 U.S. POLICY TOWARD GERMANY (5 pp.)09 JUN 50

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NSC 71/103 JUL 50

THE REARMAMENT OF WESTERN GERMANY (6 pp.)

NSC 72 08 JUN 50

UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD SPAIN (5 pp.)

NSC 72/103 JUL 50

VIEWS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE ON UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD SPAIN (5 pp.)

NSC 72/215 JAN 51


NSC 72/329 JAN 51


NSC 72/401 FEB 51

SPAIN (4 pp.)

NSC 72/507 JUN 51

SPAIN (10pp.)

NSC 72/627 JUN 51

SPAIN (5 pp.)

NSC 73/129 JUL 50

THE POSITION AND ACTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO POSSIBLE SOVIET MOVES IN THE LIGHT OF THE KOREAN SITUATION (20 pp.)

NSC 73/208 AUG 50


NSC 73/322 AUG 50


NSC 73/425 AUG 50


NSC 74 10 JUL 50

A PLAN FOR NATIONAL PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE (54 pp.)

NSC 75 10 JUL 50

BRITISH MILITARY COMMITMENTS (45 pp.)

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NSC 76 U.S. COURSES OF ACTION IN THE EVENT SOVIET FORCES 21 JUL 50 ENTER KOREAN HOSTILITIES (4 pp.)

NSC 76/1 U.S. COURSES OF ACTION IN THE EVENT SOVIET FORCES 25 JUL 50 ENTER KOREAN HOSTILITIES (2 pp.)

NSC 77 NATIONAL MANPOWER MOBILIZATION (8 pp.)01 AUG 50

NSC 77/1 NATIONAL MANPOWER MOBILIZATION POLICY (8 pp.)02 JAN 51

NSC 78 PORT SECURITY (39 pp.)07 AUG 50

NSC 78/1 PORT SECURITY (10 pp.)11 JAN 51

NSC 78/2 PORT SECURITY (35 pp.)04 SEP 51

NSC 78/3 PORT SECURITY (4 pp.)28 JAN 52

NSC 79 UNITED STATES AND ALLIED WAR OBJECTIVES IN THE EVENT 25 AUG 50 OF GLOBAL WAR (4 pp.)

NSC 80 PEACE OFFENSIVE CONCERNING KOREA (3 pp.)01 SEP 50

NSC 81 U.S. COURSES OF ACTION WITH RESPECT TO KOREA (17 pp.)01 SEP 50

NSC 81/1 U.S. COURSES OF ACTION WITH RESPECT TO KOREA (11 pp.)09 SEP 50

NSC 81/2 U.S. COURSES OF ACTION WITH RESPECT TO KOREA (4 pp.)14 NOV 50

NSC 82 U.S. POSITION REGARDING STRENGTHENING THE DEFENSE OF 11 SEP 50 EUROPE AND THE NATUE OF GERMANY’S CONTRIBUTIONS

THERETO (8 pp.)

NSC 82/1 U.S. POLICY AND INTENTIONS WITH RESPECT TO WESTERN 13 SEP 50 EUROPE (5 pp.)

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NSC 83 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 11 SEP 50 IRISH PARTICIPATION IN NATO AND MDAP (3 pp.)

NSC 83/1 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 17 OCT 50 IRISH MEMBERSHIP IN NATO AND MILITARY ASSISTANCE TO

IRELAND UNDER A BILATERAL AGREEMENT (7 pp.)

NSC 84 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO THE 14 SEP 50 PHILIPPINES (9 pp.)

NSC 84/1 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO THE 06 NOV 50 PHILIPPINES (12 pp.)

NSC 84/2 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO THE 09 NOV 50 PHILIPPINES (13 pp.)

NSC 85 PROGRAM OF UNITED NATIONS ACTION TO STOP AGGRESSION 14 SEP 50 (18 pp.)

NSC 86 U.S. POLICY ON DEFECTORS (8 pp.)02 OCT 50

NSC 88 U.S. COURSES OF ACTION IN THE EVENT THE SOVIETS 17 OCT 50 ATTEMPT TO CLOSE THE BALTIC (4 pp.)

NSC 89 U.S. POLICY WITH RESPECT TO BERLIN AND EASTERN 20 OCT 50 GERMANY (34 pp.)

NSC 90 COLLABORATION WITH FRIENDLY GOVERNMENTS ON OPERATIONS 26 OCT 50 AGAINST GUERILLAS (4 pp.)

NSC 91 EAST-WEST TRADE (14 pp.)30 OCT 50

NSC 91/1 EAST-WEST TRADE (12 pp.)17 NOV 50

NSC 92 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES REGARDING A 04 DEC 50 BLOCKADE OF TRADE WITH CHINA (6 pp.)

NSC 92/1 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES REGARDING A 21 DEC 50 BLOCKADE OF TRADE WITH CHINA (10 pp.)

NSC 93 RESULTS OF THE CONVERSATION BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND 12 DEC 50 THE PRIME MINISTER (11 pp.)

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NSC 93/1 RESULTS OF THE CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT 04 JAN 51 AND THE PRIME MINISTER (4 pp.)

NSC 94 NSC DETERMINATIONS UNDER PUBLIC LAW 843, SECTION 130412 DEC 50 (THE CANNON AMENDMENT) (10 pp.)

NSC 94/1 NSC DETERMINATIONS UNDER PUBLIC LAW 843, SECTION 130421 DEC 50 (THE CANNON AMENDMENT) (9 pp.)

NSC 95 U.S. POSITION REGARDING A CEASE-FIRE IN KOREA (6 pp.)13 DEC 50

NSC 96 PROVISION FOR STATE INTERNAL SECURITY FORCES (4 pp.)28 DEC 50

NSC 96/1 PROVISION FOR STATE GUARD FORCES (7 pp.)06 APR 51

NSC 97 A NATIONAL PETROLEUM PROGRAM (6 pp.)28 DEC 50

NSC 97/1 A NATIONAL PETROLEUM PROGRAM (31 pp.)27 NOV 51

NSC 97/2 A NATIONAL PETROLEUM PROGRAM (31 pp.)13 DEC 51

NSC 97/3 A NATIONAL PETROLEUM PROGRAM (41 pp.)20 MAY 53

NSC 97/4 A NATIONAL PETROLEUM PROGRAM (46 pp.)07 JUL 53

NSC 97/5 A NATIONAL PETROLEUM PROGRAM (14 pp.)30 JUL 53

NSC 97/6 A NATIONAL PETROLEUM PROGRAM (15 pp.)16 NOV 53

NSC 98 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 05 JAN 51 SOUTH ASIA (18 pp.)

NSC 98/1 THE POSITION OF THE UNITE STATE WITH RESPECT TO SOUTH 22 JAN 51 ASIA (7 pp.)

NSC 99 PROGRAM OF PHYSICAL SECURITY FOR INDUSTRIAL PLANTS

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06 JAN 51 AND ALLIED FACILITIES (8 pp.)

NSC 100 RECOMMENDED POLICIES AND ACTIONS IN LIGHT OF THE 11 JAN 51 GRAVE WORLD SITUATION (19 pp.)

NSC 101 COURSES OF ACTION RELATIVE TO COMMUNIST CHINA AND 12 JAN 51 KOREA (5pp.)

NSC 101/1 U.S. ACTION TO COUNTER CHINESE COMMUNIST AGGRESSION 15 JAN 51 (6 pp.)

NSC 102 EXPORT CONTROL POLICY TOWARD THE SOVIET BLOC (11 pp.)19 JAN 51

NSC 103 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 06 FEB 51 GREECE (15 pp.)

NSC 103/1 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 14 FEB 51 GREECE (5 pp.)

NSC 104 U.S. POLICIES AND PROGRAMS IN THE ECONOMIC FIELD 12 FEB 51 WHICH MAY AFFECT THE WAR POTENTIAL OF THE SOVIET BLOC

(7 pp.)

NSC 104/1 EXPORT CONTROL POLICY TOWARD THE SOVIET UNION AND ITS 21 FEB 51 EASTERN EUROPE SATELLITES (4 pp.)

NSC 104/2 U.S. POLICIES AND PROGRAMS IN THE ECONOMIC FIELD 04 APR 51 WHICH MAY AFFECT THE WAR POTENTIAL OF THE SOVIET BLOC

(12pp.)

NSC 105 RESULTS OF THE CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT 23 FEB 51 AND THE FRENCH PRIME MINISTER (11 pp.)

NSC 106 THE SAFETY OF THE AMERICAN CIVILIAN POPULATION IN 12 MAR 51 GERMANY AND JAPAN IN THE EVENT OF HOSTILITIES (5 pp.)

NSC 106/1 THE POSSIBILITIES OF REDUCING THE U.S. CIVILIAN 31 AUG 51 POPULATION IN SENSITIVE AREAS ABROAD (23 pp.)

NSC 106/2 THE POSSIBILITIES OF REDUCING THE U.S. CIVILIAN 13 SEP 51 POPULATION IN SENSITIVE AREAS ABROAD (23 pp.)

NSC 106/3 EVACUATION OF U.S. CIVILIAN POPULATION ABROAD PRIOR 01 AUG 53 TO HOSTILITIES INVOLVING REGIMES HOSTILE TO THE

UNITED STATES (19 pp.)

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NSC 107 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 14 MAR 51 IRAN (17 pp.)

NSC 107/1 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 06 JUN 51 IRAN (9 pp.)

NSC 107/2 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 27 JUN 51 IRAN (6 pp.)

NSC 108 UTILIZATION OF MANPOWER OF OTHER NATIONS FOR MILITARY 17 APR 51 PURPOSES (44 pp.)

NSC 109 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 11 MAY 51 TURKEY (21 pp.)

NSC 110 PROPOSED TRANSFER OF THE POINT IV PROGRAM FROM THE 22 MAY 51 DEPARTMENT OF STATE TO THE ECONOMIC COOPERATION

ADMINISTRATION (5 pp.)

NSC 111 NSC DETERMINATIONS UNDER SECTION 1302, THIRD08 MAY 51 SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION ACT, 1951 (16 pp.)

NSC 112 FORMULATION OF A U.S. POSITION WITH RESPECT TO THE 06 JUL 51 REGULATION, LIMITATION AND BALANCED REDUCTION OF

ARMED FORCES AND ARMAMENTS (26 pp.)

NSC 112/1 POSSIBILITY OF A NEW U.S. DISARMAMENT PROPOSAL IN 01 SEP 53 THE EIGHTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY (31 pp.)

NSC 113 GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE SECURITY PROGRAM (5 pp.)16 JUL 51

NSC 113/1 GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE SECURITY PROGRAM (55 pp.)02 MAY 52

NSC 114 STATUS AND TIMING OF CURRENT U.S. PROGRAMS FOR 27 JUL 51 NATIONAL SECURITY (40 pp.)

NSC 114/1 STATUS AND TIMING OF CURRENT U.S. PROGRAMS FOR 08 AUG 51 NATIONAL SECURITY (26 pp.)

NSC 114/2 U.S. PROGRAMS FOR NATIONAL SECURITY (69 pp.)12 OCT 51

NSC 114/3 U.S. PROGRAMS FOR NATIONAL SECURITY (74 pp.)05 JUN 52

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NSC 115 DEFINITION OF U.S. POLICY ON PROBLEMS OF THE DEFENSE 01 AUG 51 OF EUROPE AND THE GERMAN CONTRIBUTION (9 pp.)

NSC 116 CHANNELS FOR TRANSMISSION OF WARNING OF ATTACK 23 AUG 51 (5 pp.)

NSC 117 THE ANGLO-IRANIAN PROBLEM (6 pp.)18 OCT 51

NSC 118 UNITED STATES COURSES OF ACTION IN KOREA (5 pp.)09 NOV 51

NSC 118/1 UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND COURSES OF ACTION IN 07 DEC 51 KOREA (4 pp.)

NSC 118/2 UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND COURSES OF ACTION IN 20 DEC 51 KOREA (25 pp.)

NSC 119 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 20 NOV 51 SWITZERLAND (10 pp.)

NSC 120 COMMUNICATION OF DATA TO CANADIANS CONCERNING NEW ORE 21 DEC 51 REFINERY (6 pp.)

NSC 120/2 COMMUNICATION OF DATA TO CANADIANS CONCERNING NEW ORE 16 JAN 52 REFINERY (6 pp.)

NSC 121 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO 08 JAN 52 SCANDINAVIA AND FINLAND (26 pp.)

NSC 122 U.S. EXPORT LICENSING POLICY TOWARD HONG KONG 18 JAN 52 (12 pp.)

NSC 122/1 U.S. EXPORT LICENSING POLICY TOWARD HONG KONG AND 06 FEB 52 MACAO (6 pp.)

NSC 123 EVACUATION OF SELECTED KEY INDIGENOUS PERSONS FROM 29 JAN 52 DANGER AREAS (24 pp.)

NSC 124 U.S. OBJECTIVES AND COURSES OF ACTION WITH RESPECT TO 13 FEB 52 COMMUNIST AGRESSION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA (6 pp.)

NSC 124/1 U.S. OBJECTIVES AND COURSES OF ACTION WITH RESPECT TO 19 JUN 52 SOUTHEAST ASIA (22 pp.)

NSC 124/2 U.S. OBJECTIVES AND COURSES OF ACTION WITH RESPECT TO

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NSC 125 21 FEB 52

INTERIM POLICY WITH RESPECT TO JAPAN (12 pp.)

NSC 125/118 FEB 52

UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND COURSES OF ACTION WITH RESPECT TO JAPAN (18 pp.)

NSC 125/207 AUG 52


NSC 125/319 FEB 53


NSC 125/430 MAR 53


NSC 125/528 APR 53


NSC 125/629 JUN 53


NSC 126 PUBLIC STATEMENTS WITH RESPECT TO CERTAIN AMERICAN 28 FEB 52 WEAPONS (7 pp.)

NSC 127 PLAN FOR CONDUCTING PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS DURING 03 MAR 52 GENERAL HOSTILITIES (10 pp.)

NSC 127/125 JUL 52

PLAN FOR CONDUCTING PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS DURING GENERAL HOSTILITIES (8 pp.)

NSC 128 24 MAR 52

FORMOSA (4 pp.)

NSC 129 UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES WITH RESPECT TO 01 APR 52 THE ARAB STATES AND ISRAEL (10 pp.)

NSC 129/124 APR 52

UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES WITH RESPECT TO THE ARAB STATES AND ISRAEL

NSC 130 EFFECTIVE UTILIZATION OF CIVILIAN MANPOWER OF NON – 10 APR 52 SOVIET NATIONS FOR WORK OF VALUE TO NATIONAL DEFENSE

(13 pp.)

NSC 131 EVACUATION OF CIVILIAN POPULATION IN CIVIL DEFENSE 19 MAY 52 (6 pp.)

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NSC 131/112 Jun 52

EVACUATION OF CIVILIAN POPULATION IN CIVIL DEFENSE (5 pp.)

NSC 132 UNITED STATES POLICY AND COURSES OF ACTION TO COUNTER 29 MAY 52 POSSIBLE SOVIET OR SATELLITE ACTION AGAINST BERLIN

(19pp.)

NSC 132/112 JUN 52

US POLICY AND COURSES OF ACTION TO COUNTER POSSIBLE SOVIET OR SATELLITE ACTION AGAINST BERLIN (19pp.)

NSC 134 IMPLICATIONS OF CONTINUED HOSTILITIES IN KOREA 02 JUL 52 (10 pp.)

NSC 135 STATUS OF UNITED STATES PROGRAMS FOR NATIONAL 30 JUN 52 SECURITY AS OF JUNE 30, 1952 (2 pp.)

NSC 135/115 AUG 52

REAPPRAISAL OF UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGY FOR NATIONAL SECURITY (31 pp.)

NSC 135/216 SEP 52


NSC 135/325 SEP 52


NSC 136 UNITED STATES POLICY REGARDING THE PRESENT SITUATION 06 NOV 52 IN IRAN (10 pp.)

NSC 136/120 NOV 52

UNITED STATES POLICY REGARDING THE PRESENT SITUATION IN IRAN (8 pp.)

NSC 137 EFFECT OF RADIO AS A MEDIUM FOR THE VOICE OF AMERICA 02 DEC 52 ON MILITARY OPERATIONS AND UPON MILITARY AND CIVIL

TELECOMMUNICATIONS (9 pp.)

NSC 137/115 JAN 53

EFFECT OF RADIO AS A PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDIUM UPON THE NATIONAL INTEREST IN ELECTROMAGNETIC WARFARE PLANS AND OPERATIONS (17 pp.)

NSC 138 NATIONAL SECURITY PROBLEMS CONCERNING FREE WORLD 08 DEC 52 PETROLEUM DEMANDS AND POTENTIAL SUPPLIES (47 pp.)

NSC 138/106 JAN 53

NATIONAL SECURITY PROBLEMS CONCERNING FREE WORLD PETROLEUM DEMANDS AND POTENTIAL SUPPLIES (26 pp.)

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NSC 139 AN EARLY WARNING SYSTEM (4 pp.)31 DEC 52

NSC 140 DIRECTIVE FOR A SPECIAL EVALUATION SUBCOMMITTEE 19 JAN 53 (6pp.)

NSC 140/1 SUMMARY EVALUATION OF THE NET CAPABILITY OF THE USSR 18 MAY 53 TO INFLICT DIRECT INJURY ON THE UNITED STATES TO JULY

1, 1955 (39 pp.)

NSC 141 REEXAMINATION OF UNITED STATES PROGRAMS FOR NATIONAL 19 JAN 53 SECURITY (124 pp.)

NSC 142 STATUS OF U.S. PROGRAMS FOR NATIONAL SECRUTY AS OF 10 FEB 53 DECEMBER 31, 1952 (270 pp.)

NSC 143 PROPOSAL FOR A VOLUNTEER FREEDOM CORPS (5 pp.)14 FEB 53

NSC 143/1 A VOLUNTEER FREEDOM CORPS (24 pp.)05 MAY 53

NSC 143/2 A VOLUNTEER FREEDOM CORPS (25 pp.)20 MAY 53

NSC 144 UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND COURSES OF ACTION WITH 04 MAR 53 RESPECT TO LATIN AMERICA (12 pp.)

NSC 144/1 US OBJECTIVES AND COURSES OF ACTION WITH RESPECT TO 18 MAR 53 LATIN AMERICA (9 pp.)

NSC 145 THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRACTICAL NUCLEAR POWER (8 pp.)06 MAR 53

NSC 146 UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND COURSES OF ACTION WITH 27 MAR 53 RESPECT TO FORMOSA AND THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT OF

CHINA (10 pp.)

NSC 146/1 UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND COURSES OF ACTION WITH 28 OCT 53 RESPECT TO FORMOSA AND THE CHINESE NATIONAL

GOVERNMENT (32 pp.)

NSC 146/2 UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND COURSES OF ACTION WITH 06 NOV 53 RESPECT TO FORMOSA AND THE CHINESE NATIONAL

GOVERNMENT (19 pp.)

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NSC 147 ANALYSIS OF POSSIBLE COURSES OF ACTION IN KOREA 02 APR 53 (60 pp.)

NSC 148 UNITED STATES POLICIES IN THE FAR EAST (20 pp.)06 APR 53

NSC 149 BASIC NATIONAL SECURITY POLICIES AND PROGRAMS IN 03 APR 53 RELATION TO THEIR COSTS (16 pp.)

NSC 149/1 BASIC NATIONAL SECURITY POLICIES AND PROGRAMS IN 20 APR 53 RELATION TO THEIR COSTS (11 pp.)

NSC 149/2 BASIC NATIONAL SECURITY POLICIES AND PROGRAMS IN 26 APR 53 RELATION TO THEIR COSTS (17 pp.)

NSC 150 NATIONAL SECURITY INTERESTS IN THE ST. LAWRENCE-GREAT 16 APR 53 LAKES SEAWAY PROJECT (17 pp.)

NSC 150/1 NATIONAL SECURITY INTERESTS IN THE ST. LAWRENCE-GREAT 23 APR 53 LAKES SEAWAY PROJECT (1 p.)

NSC 151 ARMAMENTS AND AMERICAN POLICY (17 pp.)08 MAY 53

NSC 152 REVIEW OF ECONOMIC DEFENSE POLICY (30 pp.)25 MAY 53

NSC 152/1 ECONOMIC DEFENSE (15 pp.)22 JUL 53

NSC 152/2 ECONOMIC DEFENSE (9 pp.)31 JUL 53

NSC 152/3 ECONOMIC DEFENSE (10 pp.)06 NOV 53

NSC 153 RESTATEMENT OF BASIC NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY 01 JUN 53 (18 pp.)

NSC 153/1 RESTATEMENT OF BASIC NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY 10 JUN 53 (14 pp.)

NSC 154 UNITED STATES TACTICS IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING 15 JUN 53 AN ARMISTICE IN KOREA (11 pp.)

NSC 154/1 UNITED STATES TACTICS IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING

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07 JUL 53 AN ARMISTICE IN KOREA (8 pp.)

NSC 155 UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES WITH RESPECT TO 17 JUN 53 THE NEAR EAST (33 pp.)

NSC 155/1 UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES WITH RESPECT TO 14 JUL 53 THE NEAR EAST (31 pp.)

NSC 156 STRENGTHENING THE KOREAN ECONOMY (24 pp.)23 JUN 53

NSC 156/1 STRENGTHENING THE KOREAN ECONOMY (21 pp.)17 JUL 53

NSC 157 U.S. OBJECTIVE WITH RESPECT TO KOREA FOLLOWING AN 25 JUN 53 ARMISTICE (5 pp.)

NSC 157/1 U.S. OBJECTIVE WITH RESPECT TO KOREA FOLLOWING AN 07 JUL 53 ARMISTICE (7 pp.)

NSC 158 U.S. OBJECTIVES AND ACTIONS TO EXPLOIT THE UNREST IN 29 JUN 53 THE SATELLITE STATES (4 pp.)

NSC 159 CONTINENTAL DEFENSE (85 pp.)22 JUL 53

NSC 159/1 CONTINENTAL DEFENSE (37 pp.)14 AUG 53

NSC 159/2 CONTINENTAL DEFENSE (9 pp.)01 SEP 53



NSC 160 UNITED STATES POSITION WITH RESPECT TO GERMANY 04 AUG 53 (23 pp.)

NSC 160/1 UNITED STATES POSITION WITH RESPECT TO GERMANY 17 AUG 53 (14 pp.)

NSC 162 REVIEW OF BASIC NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY (30 pp.)30 SEP 53

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NSC 162/1 REVIEW OF BASIC NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY (31 pp.)19 OCT 53

NSC 162/2 BASIC NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY (30 pp.)30 OCT 53

NSC 163 SECURITY OF STRATEGICALLY IMPORTANT INDUSTRIAL 01 OCT 53 OPERATIONS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES (10 pp.)

NSC 163/1 SECURITY OF STRATEGICALLY IMPORTANT INDUSTRIAL 24 OCT 53 OPERATIONS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES (7 pp.)

NSC 165 MISSION OF THE UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY 09 OCT 53 (5 pp.)

NSC 165/1 MISSION OF THE UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY 24 OCT 53 (4 pp.)

NSC 166 U.S. POLICY TOWARD COMMUNIST CHINA (39 pp.)19 OCT 53

NSC 166/1 U.S. POLICY TOWARD COMMUNIST CHINA (39 pp.)06 NOV 53

NSC 167/1 U.S. COURSES OF ACTION IN KOREAN IN THE ABSENCE OF AN 02 NOV 53 ACCEPTABLE POLITICAL SETTLEMENT (5 pp.)

NSC 167/2 U.S. COURSES OF ACTION IN KOREA IN THE ABSENCE OF AN 06 NOV 53 ACCEPTABLE POLITICAL SETTLEMENT (5 pp.)

NSC 168 COMMUNICATIONS SECURITY (14 pp.)20 OCT 53

NSC 170 U.S. OBJECTIVES AND COURSES OF ACTION IN KOREA 09 NOV 53 (14 pp.)

NSC 170/1 U.S. OBJECTIVES AND COURSES OF ACTION IN KOREA 20 NOV 53 (17 pp.)

NSC 171 UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND COURSES OF ACTION WITH 10 NOV 53 RESPECT TO INDONESIA (23 pp.)

NSC 171/1 UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND COURSES OF ACTION WITH 20 NOV 53 RESPECT TO INDONESIA (22 pp.)

NSC 172 INTERIM DEFENSE MOBILIZATION PLANNING ASSUMPTIONS

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NSC 172/1 INTERIM DEFENSE MOBILIZATION PLANNING ASSUMPTIONS 20 NOV 53 (5pp.)

NSC 173 U.S. POLICY AND COURSES OF ACTION TO COUNTER POSSIBLE 01 DEC 53 SOVIET OR SATELLITE ACTION AGAINST BERLIN (28 pp.)

NSC 177 U.S. OBJECTIVES AND COURSES OF ACTION WITH RESPECT TO 30 DEC 53 SOUTHEAST ASIA (31 pp.)

NSC 5402 UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD IRAN (36 pp.)02 JAN 54

NSC 5402/1 UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD IRAN (43 pp.)30 DEC 54

NSC 5403 UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD FINLAND (10 pp.)12 JAN 54

NSC 5404 UNITED STATES POLICY ON BERLIN (14 pp.)13 JAN 54

NSC 5404/1 UNITED STATES POLICY ON BERLIN (19 pp.)25 JAN 54

NSC 5405 UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND COURSES OF ACTION WITH 15 JAN 54 RESPECT TO SOUTHEAST ASIA (32 pp.)

NSC 5406 UNTIED STATES POLICY TOWARD YUGOSLAVIA (26 pp.)26 JAN 54

NSC 5406/1 UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD YUGOSLAVIA (39 pp.)06 FEB 54

NSC 5407 STATUS OF US PROGRAMS FOR NATIONAL SECURITY AS OF 31 DEC 53 December 31, 1953 (26 pp.)

NSC 5408 CONTINENTAL DEFENSE (44 pp.)11 FEB 54

NSC 5409 UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD SOUTH ASIA (55 pp.)19 FEB 54

NSC 5410 U.S. OBJECTIVES IN THE EVENT OF GENERAL WAR WITH THE 19 FEB 54 SOVIET BLOC (5 pp.)

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NSC 5410/1 U.S. OBJECTIVES IN THE EVENT OF GENERAL WAR WITH THE29 MAR 54 SOVIET BLOC (4 pp.)

NSC5411 U.S. POLICY TOWARD ITALY (55 pp.)12 MAR 54

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CONNECTION WITH STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE (5 pp.)

NSC 5428 UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES WITH RESPECT TO 23 JUL 54 THE NEAR EAST (47 pp.)

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NSC 5436 U.S. POLICY ON FRENCH NORTH AFRICA (TUNISIA, MOROCCO,05 OCT 54 ALGERIA) (42 pp.)

NSC 5437 A UNIFORM CLEARANCE PROGRAM FOR INDIVIDUALS OTHER 01 NOV 54 THAN FULL-TIME FEDERAL EMPLOYEES WHO REQUIRE ACCESS

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NSC 5441 U.S. POLICY TOWARD FORMOSA AND THE GOVERNMENT OF THE 28 DEC 54 REPUBLIC OF CHINA (GRC) (17 pp.)

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NSC 5503 U.S. POLICY TOWARD FORMOSA AND THE GOVERNMENT OF THE 15 JAN 55 REPUBLIC OF CHINA (18 pp.)

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NSC 5504 U.S. POLICY TOWARD IRAN (43 pp.)15 JAN 55

NSC 5505 EXPLOITATION OF SOVIET AND EUROPEAN SATELLITE 18 JAN 55 VULNERABILITIES (19 pp.)

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NSC 5528 ANTARCTICA (20 pp.)12 DEC 55

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NSC 5604 U.S. ACTION IN EVENT OF UNPROVOKED COMMUNIST ATTACK 23 APR 56 AGAINST U.S. AIRCRAFT (26 pp.)

NSC 5605 A NET EVALUATION SUBCOMMITTEE (7 pp.)24 MAY 56

NSC 5606 CONTINENTAL DEFENSE (30 pp.)05 JUN 56

NSC 5607 EAST WEST EXCHANGES (8 pp.)29 JUN 56

NSC 5608 U.S. POLICY TOWARD THE SOVIET SATELLITES IN EASTERN 03 JUL 56 EUROPE (14 pp.)

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NSC 5707 REVIEW OF BASIC NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY: BASIC 19 FEB 57 PROBLEMS FOR U.S. SECURITY ARISING OUT OF CHANGES IN

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NSC 5720 STATUS OF NATIONAL SECURITY PROGRAMS AS OF JUNE 30,30 JUN 57 1957 (126 pp.)

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NSC 5722 CONSTRUCTION OF ANEW MIDDLE EAST PETROLEUM PIPELINE 30 SEP 57 SYSTEM (21 pp.)

NSC 5723 U.S. POLICY TOWARD TAIWAN AND THE GOVERNMENT OF THE 04 OCT 57 REPUBLIC OF CHINA (9 pp.)

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NSC 5725 PEACEFUL USES OF ATOMIC ENERGY (37 pp.)22 NOV 57

NSC 5727 DRAFT STATEMENT OF U.S. POLICY ON GERMANY (5 pp.)13 DEC 57

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NSC 5816 A NET EVALUATION SUBCOMMITTEE (5 pp.)

NSC 5818 U.S. POLICY TOWARD AFRICA SOUTH OF THE SAHARA PRIOR 26 AUG 58 TO CALENDAR YEAR 1960 (20 pp.)

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NSC 5916 COMMITMENTS FOR GRANT MILITARY ASSISTANCE TO CERTAIN 24 NOV 59 FREE WORLD NATIONS WITH WELL-DEVELOPED ECONOMIES

(6pp.)

NSC 5919 U.S. POLICY WITH RESPECT TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF CARGO 28 DEC 59 AIR LIFT (13 pp.)

NSC 5920 U.S. POLICY TOWARD SOUTH, CENTRAL, AND EAST AFRICA31 DEC 59 (41 pp.)

NSC 6001 U.S. POLICY TOWARD SOUTH, CENTRAL, AND EAST AFRICA19 JAN 60 (21 pp.)

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NSC 6009 LATIN AMERICA AS A SUPPLY BASE IN THE EVENT OF A 27 MAY 60 NUCLEAR ATTACK ON THE UNITED STATES (19 pp.)

NSC 6010 U.S. POLICY TOWARD IRAN (14 pp.)08 JUN 60

NSC 6O11 U.S. POLICY TOWARD THE NEAR EAST (44 pp.)17 JUN 60

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NSC 6023 DRAFT STATEMENT OF U.S. POLICY ON INDONESIA (28 pp.)19 DEC 60

NSC 6024 STATEMENT OF U.S. POLICY TOWARD FINLAND (7 pp.)30 DEC 60

NSC 6025 STATEMENT OF U.S. POLICY TOWARD ICELAND (24 pp.)29 DEC 60

NSC 6026 U.S. POLICY ON THE PANAMA CANAL AND A FUTURE INTER-29 DEC 60 OCEANIC CANAL IN CENTRAL AMERICA (27 pp.)

NSC 6027 CHANNELS FOR TRANSMISSION OF WARNING OF ATTACK 30 DEC 60 (6 pp.)

NSC 6028 U.S. POLICY TOWARD THE HORN OF AFRICA (16 pp.)30 DEC 60

NSC 6102 U.S. POLICY ON THE PANAMA CANAL AND A FUTURE INTER-10 JAN 61 OCEANIC CANAL IN CENTRAL AMERICA (21 pp)

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NSC 6105 U.S. POLICY TOWARD SOUTH ASIA (26 pp.)19 JAN 61

NSC 6106 U.S. POLICY TOWARD THE SUDAN (17pp.)10 JAN 61

NSC 6107 U.S. POLICY TOWARD THE PHILIPPINES (25 pp.)10 JAN 61

NSC 6108 CERTAIN ASPECTS OF MISSILE AND SPACE PROGRAMS (7 pp.)18 JAN 61

NSC 6109 LONG-RANGE U.S. POLICY INTERESTS IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW 16 JAN 61 ZEALAND (14 pp.)

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NSCID 1/618 JAN 61


NSCID 1/704 MAR 64


NSCID 1/817 FEB 72


NSCID 2 COORDINATION OF COLLECTION ACTIVITIES ABROAD 13 JAN 48 (3 pp.)

NSCID 2/121 APR 58

COORDINATION OF COLLECTION ACTIVITIES (3 pp.)

NSCID 2/215 SEP 58


NSCID 2/318 JAN 61


NSCID 2/417 FEB 72

COORDINATION OF COLLECTION OVERT ACTIVITIES (2 pp.)

NSCID 3 COORDINATION OF INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTION 13 JAN 48 (3 pp.)

NSCID 3/121 APR 58

COORDINATION OF INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTION (3 pp.)

NSCID 3/215 SEP 58


NSCID 3/318 JAN 61


NSCID 3/417 FEB 72


NSCID 4 12 DEC 47

NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVES (1 p.)

NSCID 4/129 AUG 56

NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVES (1 p.)

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NSCID 4/2 THE DEFECTOR PROGRAM (2 pp.)21 APR 58

NSCID 4/3 THE DEFECTOR PROGRAM (2 pp.)15 SEP 58

NSCID 4/4 THE DEFECTOR PROGRAM (2 pp.)17 FEB 72

NSCID 5 ESPIONAGE AND COUNTERESPIONAGE OPERATIONS 12 DEC 47 (2 pp.)

NSCID 5/1 ESPIONAGE AND COUNTERESPIONAGE OPERATIONS 28 AUG 51 (2 pp.)

NSCID 5/2 US ESPIONAGE AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE 21 APR 58 ACTIVITIES ABROAD (3 pp.)

NSCID 5/3 US ESPIONAGE AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE 15 SEP 58 ACTIVITIES ABROAD (3 pp.)

NSCID 5/4 US ESPIONAGE AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE 18 JAN 61 ACTIVITIES ABROAD (3 pp.)

NSCID 5/5 US ESPIONAGE AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE 17 FEB 72 ACTIVITIES ABROAD (3 pp.)

NSCID 6 FOREIGN WIRELESS AND RADIO MONITORING 12 DEC 47 (1 p.)

NSCID 6/1 COMMUNICATION INTELLIGENCE AND ELECTRONICS 15 SEP 58 INTELLIGENCE (5 pp.)

NSCID 6/3 SIGNALS INTELLIGENCE (pp 5.)17 FEB 72

NSCID 7 DOMESTIC EXPLOITATION (3 pp.)12 FEB 48

NSCID 7/1 CRITICAL INTELLIGENCE COMMUNICATIONS (1 p.)15 SEP 58

NSCID 7/2 CRITICAL INTELLIGENCE COMMUNICATIONS (1 p.)17 FEB 72

NSCID 8 BIOGRAPHICAL DATA ON FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC AND 25 MAY 48 TECHNOLOGICAL PERSONALITIES (1 p.)

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NSCID 8/1 PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION (3 pp.)18 JAN 61

NSCID 8/2 PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION (3 pp.)17 FEB 72

NSCID 9 COMMUNICATIONS INTELLIGENCE (3 pp.)01 JUL 48

NSCID 9/1 COMMUNICATIONS INTELLIGENCE (3 pp.)10 MAR 50

NSCID 9 COMMUNICATION INTELLIGENCE (8 pp.)24 OCT 52

NSCID 9/2 COMMUNICATIONS INTELLIGENCE (8 pp.)29 DEC 52

NSCID 10 COLLECTION OF FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC AND 18 JAN 49 TECHNOLOGICAL DATA (2 pp.)

NSCID 11 SECURITY OF INFORMATION ON INTELLIGENCE 06 JAN 50 SOURCES AND METHODS (1 p.)

NSCID 12 AVOIDANCE OF PUBLICITY CONCERNING THE 06 JAN 50 INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES OF THE UNITED STATES

NSCID 13 EXPLOITATION OF SOVIET AND SATELLITE 19 JAN 50 DEFECTORS OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES (3 pp.)

NSCID 14 EXPLOITATION OF DEFECTORS AND OTHER ALIENS 3 MAR 50 WITHIN THE UNITED STATES (4 pp.)

NSCID 15 COORDINATION AND PRODUCTION OF FOREIGN 13 JUN 51 ECONOMIC INTELLIGENCE (1 p.)

NSCID 15/1 COORDINATION AND PRODUCTION OF FOREIGN 22 JUN 51 ECONOMIC INTELLIGENCE (1 p.)

NSCID 16 FOREIGN LANGUAGE PUBLICATIONS (1 p.)07 MAR 53

NSCID 17 ELECTRONIC INTELLIGENCE (ELINT) (1 p.)16 MAY 55

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NATIONAL SECURITY ACTION MEMORANDUM

NSAM 1 SEPARATE BUDGETING OF SPENDING ABROAD (1 p.)03 FEB 61

NSAM 2 DEVELOPMENT OF COUNTER-GUERILLA FORCES (1 p.)03 FEB 61

NSAM 3 BUNKERING OF FREE WORLD SHIPS UNDER COMMUNIST 03 FEB 61 CHINESE CHARTER (1 p.)

NSAM 4 PURCHASES OF URANIUM FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES 04 FEB 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 5 STUDY OF THE OFFICE OF CIVIL AND DEFENSE 03 FEB 61 MOBILIZATION (1 p.)

NSAM 6 PLAN OF REORGANIZATION OF THE FOREIGN AID PROGRAM 03 FEB 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 7 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE CONTRACTS TO SMALL BUSINESS 06 FEB 61 (1 p.) [No subject line]

NSAM 8 BATTLE ACT AND NEGOTIATIONS WITH POLISH 06 FEB 61 GOVERNMENT ACCREDITED TO FM SALE OF SURPLUS

FOOR/ZLOTYS (1 p.) [No subject line]

NSAM 9 GENERAL LANSDALE’S STORY OF COUNTER GUERILLA CASE 06 FEB 61 STUDY (1 p.) [No subject line]

NSAM 10 QUESTIONS RE COORDINATION OF POLICY FOR CUBA06 FEB 61 (1 p.) [No subject line]

NSAM 11 REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON PROGRESS OF06 FEB 61 NEGOTIATIONS WITH GERMANY INCREASING ITS

PARTICIPATION IN FOREIGN AID TO UNDERDEVELOPED COUNTRIES (1 p.) [No subject line]

NSAM 12 MEMORANDUM FOR LEMNITZER DISTRIBUTION OF FORCES

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06 FEB 61 IN VIETNAM (1 p.) [No subject line]

NSAM 13 REQUEST FOR MEMO ON EXCHANGE OF PERSONS PROGRAM08 FEB 61 BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN (1 p.) [No subject line]

NSAM 14 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR BRAZIL (2 pp.)09 FEB 61

NSAM 15 LEGISLATION FOR REALLOCATION OF SUGAR QUOTAS13 FEB 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 16 ECONOMIC SUPPORT FOR NEWLY-INDEPENDENT AREAS 13 FEB 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 17 PRESIDENT’S BRIEFINGS RE DENMARK, GERMANY, CANADA13 FEB 61 /RECEPTION OF STUDENTS/ US RELATIONS WITH THE

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (1 p.) [No subject line]

NSAM 18 REQUEST TO TREASURY SECRETARY FOR INFORMATION RE15 FEB 61 DUTY FREE REDUCTION FROM 500 TO 100 DOLLARS

(1 p.) [No subject line]

NSAM 19 CUTTING THE IMPORTATIONS OF TOBACCO, VEGETABLES,15 FEB 61 FRUITS, ETC INTO THE US (1 p.) [No subject line]

NSAM 20 TWO QUESTION RE THE BATTLE ACT (1 p.) [No subject15 FEB 61 line]

NSAM 21 PRESIDENT’S VIEWS ON FOREIGN AID BILLS (1 p.)17 FEB 61 [No subject line]

NSAM 22 FAIR SHARING IN BOTH FOREIGN AID AND MILITARY 20 FEB 61 PARTNERSHIP (1 p.) {No subject line]

NSAM 23 QUESTIONS RE EMBARGO ON CUBAN FRUITS, VEGETABLES,21 FEB 61 AND OTHER COMMODITIES (1 p.)

NSAM 24 RB-47 RECONNAISSANCE FLIGHTS (2 pp.)27 FEB 61

NSAM 25 REQUEST FOR VIEW RE PRESIDENT PERSONAL LETTER01 MAR 61 TO THE HEAD OF THE IRAQ GOVERNMENT (1 p.)

[No subject line]

NSAM 26 AMBASSADOR TIMBERLAKE AND SHIPS (1 p.)06 MAR 61 [No subject line]

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NSAM 27 OVERSEAS PX AND COMMISSARY SERVICES (1 p.)09 MAR 61

NSAM 28 GUERILLA OPERATIONS IN VIET-MINH TERRITORY (1 p.)09 MAR 61

NSAM 29 CIA ACTIVITES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA (2 pp.)09 MAR 61 [No subject line]

NSAM 30 COOPERATION WITH THE REPUBLIC OF ITALY ON THE 17 MAR 61 USES OF ATOMIC ENERGY (1 p.) [No subject line]

NSAM 31 MEMORANDUM OF DISCUSSION ON CUBA, MARCH 11, 196111 MAR 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 32 US-USSR COMMERCIAL AIR TRANSPORT AGREEMENT (1 p.)21 MAR 61

NSAM 33 REVIEW OF U.S. POLICY TOWARD SOUTH AFRICA (1 p.)22 MAR 61

NSAM 34 MEMORANDUM ON MOROCCAN BASES, DATED MARCH 28,05 APR 61 1961, FROM ACTING SECRETARY BOWLES (1 p.)

NSAM 35 DEPLOYMENT OF IRBM’S TO TURKEY (1 p.)06 APR 61

NSAM 36 IMPROVING THE SECURITY OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS IN NATO 06 APR 61 EUROPE AGAINST UNAUTHORIZED USE (1 p.)

NSAM 37 SACEUR PROCEDURES FOR ORDERING USE OF NUCLEAR 06 APR 61 WEAPONS (1 p.)

NSAM 39 NSC ACTION NO 2334-C, DATED NOVEMBER 17, 1960,24 APR 61 RE-EXAMINATION OF PRESENT NATO STOCKPILE

PROCEDURES (1 p.)

NSAM 40 POLICY DIRECTIVE REGARDING NATO AND THE ATLANTIC 24 APR 61 NATIONS (1 p.)

NSAM 41 MILITARY PLANNING FOR A POSSIBLE BERLIN CRISIS 25 APR 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 42 ASSISTANCE TO CUBAN REFUGEES (1 p.)25 APR 61

NSAM 43 TRAINING OF CUBAN NATIONALS (1 p.)

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25 APR 61

NSAM 44 CARIBBEAN SECURITY AGENCY (1 p.)25 APR 61

NSAM 45 COVERAGE OF CASTRO ACTIVITIES IN THE UNITED 25 APR 61 STATES (1 p.)

NSAM 46 ATTITUDE OF VARIOUS GOVERNMENTS DURING THE CUBAN 25 APR 61 CRISIS (1 p.)

NSAM 47 SOVIET ASSISTANCE TO CUBA (1 p.)25 APR 61

NSAM 48 LEVEL OF U.S. EFFORTS –- MILITARY, FOREIGN25 APR 61 POLICY, CIVIL DEFENSE, PARA-MILITARY (1 p.)

NSAM 49 POSSIBLE PRESIDENTIAL CONTINGENCY FREEDOM FUND 25 APR 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 50 OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS OF LAUNCHING INTO SPACE OF 10 MAY 61 SYSTEMS INVOLVING NUCLEAR POWER (1 p.)

NSAM 50 (REVISED) LAUNCHING INTO SPACE OF SYSTEMS INVOLVING10 APR 65 NUCLEAR POWER (1 p.)

NSAM 51 SAFETY OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND WEAPONS SYSTEMS 08 MAY 61 (2 pp.)

NSAM 52 PRESIDENTIAL DECISIONS BASED ON THE REPORT OF THE 11 MAY 61 VIETNAM FORCE (2 pp.) [No subject line]

NSAM 53 PROBLEMS RELATED TO PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL 17 MAY 61 BROADCASTING (1 p.)

NSAM 54 SERVICE OF CUBAN VOLUNTEERS IN U.S. ARMED FORCES 26 JUN 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 55 RELATIONS OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF TO THE 28 JUN 61 PRESIDENT IN COLD WAR OPERATIONS (2 pp.)

NSAM 56 EVALUATION OF PARAMILITARY REQUIREMENTS28 JUN 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 57 RESPONSIBILITY FOR PARAMILITARY OPERATIONS 28 JUN 61 (2 pp.) [1 p. McBundy transmittal; 1 p. MEMO ON

RESPONSIBILITY]

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NSAM 58 VARIOUS PROPOSALS FOR US APPROACHES TO THE BERLIN 30 JUN 61 PROBLEM (3 pp.)

NSAM 59 14 JUL 61

BERLIN (3 pp.)

NSAM 60 US ACTIONS IN RELATION TO PORTUGESE TERRITORIES 14 JUL 61 IN AFRICA (2 pp.) [REVISED 18 JUL 61]

NSAM 61 AN EFFECTIVE COUNTERTHEME TO “PEACEFUL 14 JUL 61 COEXISTENCE” (1 p.)

NSAM 62 24 JUL 61

BERLIN (3 pp.)

NSAM 64 28 JUL 61

IMPROVING WORLD-WIDE CONSULTATION (1 p.) [Nosubject line]

NSAM 65 JOINT PROGRAM OF ACTION WITH THE GOVERNMENT OF 11 AUG 61 VIETNAM (4 p.)

NSAM 66 GUIDANCE AND WELFARE OF FOREIGN STUDENTS IN THE 08 AUG 61 U.S. (1 p.) [No subject line]

NSAM 67 07 AUG 61

IRAN (2 pp.)

NSAM 68 11 AUG 61

TASK FORCE ON THE RYUKYUS (1 p.)

NSAM 69 INTELLIGENCE ASPECTS OF NUCLEAR TESTING 15 AUG 61 (1 P.)

NSAM 70 BERLIN SITUATION REPORT REQUEST (1 p.)15 AUG 62 (typo) [No subject line]

NSAM 71 CYPRUS (CONGO IN 1st PARAGRAPH) SITUATION (1 p.)22 AUG 61 [No subject line]

NSAM 72 CIVIL DEFENSE PROGRESS (1 p.)20 AUG 61

NSAM 73 SAUDI ARABIAN ARMS REQUEST (1 p.)20 AUG 61

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NSAM 74 SELECTION OF POLISH EXCHANGE STUDENTS 21 AUG 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 75 POLISH GOVERNMENT TAXES ON RELIEF PACKAGES 20 AUG 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 76 UK MEMBERSHIP IN COMMON MARKET (1 p.)20 AUG 61

NSAM 77 USE OF AMERICAN MADE ARMS IN ANGOLA 20 AUG 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 78 BERLIN (1 p.)21 AUG 61

NSAM 79 ECONOMIC NEGOTIATIONS WITH POLAND (1 p.) [No25 AUG 61 subject line]

NSAM 80 DECISIONS APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT AT THE 29 AUG 61 MEETING ON SOUTHEAST ASIA, AUGUST 29 1961

(2 pp.)

NSAM 81 U.S. GOLD POSITION (1 p.)28 AUG 61

NSAM 82 ALLIED MILITARY BUILD-UP (1 p.)28 AUG 61

NSAM 83 NEW EMBASSY BUILDING IN DUBLIN (1 p.)29 AUG 61

NSAM 84 SPECIFIC STATE VISITS (1 p.)28 AUG 61

NSAM 85 STATE VISITS (1 p.)28 AUG 61

NSAM 86 COMMAND AND CONTROL TASK FORCE (1 p.)31 AUG 61

NSAM 88 TRAINING FOR LATIN AMERICAN ARMED FORCES 05 SEP 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 89 SOVIET TRAINING OF GHANAIAN TROOPS 05 SEP 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 90 RELEASE OF MELIKH (1 p.)

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05 SEP 61

NSAM 91 EXPEDITING PUBLICATION OF FOREIGN RELATIONS 06 SEP 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 92 QUESTION ON EFFECT OF INCREASE OF U.S.08 SEP 61 MILITARY FORCES IN EUROPE AND BERLIN SITUATION

(2 pp.) [No subject line]

NSAM 93 BERLIN BUILD-UP (1 p.)12 SEP 61

NSAM 94 STEINSTUECKEN AND FRIEDRICHSTRASSE CROSSING POINT 14 SEP 61 (2 pp.)

NSAM 95 RENEGOTIATION OF PANAMA CANAL TREATY 15 SEP 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 96 VOLTA PROJECT-GHANA 18 SEP 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 97 USE OF U.S. FIGHTER AIRCRAFT IN THE CONGO 19 SEP 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 98 PROPOSALS FOR US ACTION IN CYPRUS RE NSAM 71 25 SEP 61 (1 p.) [No subject line]

NSAM 99 MILITARY EXERCISES (2 pp.)04 OCT 61

NSAM 100 CONTINGENCY PLANNING FOR CUBA 05 OCT 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 101 FOLLOW-UP ON THE PRESIDENT’S SPECH TO THE UNITED 06 OCT 61 NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY—SEPTEMBER 15 1961(3 pp.)

NSAM 102 U.S. POLICY CONCERNING BASES IN MOROCCO 06 OCT 61 (4 pp.)

NSAM 103 DEPLOYMENT OF U.S. MILITARY FORCES 10 OCT 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 104 SOUTHEAST ASIA (2 pp.)13 OCT 61

NSAM 105 POLICY TOWARD EGYPT AND SYRIA

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16 OCT 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 106 REQUEST FOR REPORT ON PROPOSAL TO ESTABLISH A19 OCT 61 U.S. POLICE ACADEMY (1 p.)

NSAM 107 FREIDRICHSTRASSE CROSSING POINT (2 pp.)18 OCT 61

NSAM 108 BARTER PROGRAM FOR CONGOLESE INDUSTRIAL DIAMONDS 23 OCT 61 (1 pp.) WITH 1 p. BUTLER/BUNDY EXCHANGE AND 1 p.

MUNDT/BUNDY EXCHANGE

NSAM 109 U.S. POLICY ON MILITARY ACTIONS IN A BERLIN 23 OCT 61 CONFLICT (3 pp.)

NSAM 110 NSAM NO. 56 - EVALUATION OF PARAMILITARY 25 OCT 61 REQUIREMENTS (1 p.)

NSAM 111 FIRST PHASE OF VIET-NAM PROGRAM (3 pp.)22 NOV 61

NSAM 112 ATMOSPHERIC TESTING POLICY (3 pp.)13 NOV 61

NSAM 113 FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS-—ATMOSPHERIC TESTING POLICY 21 NOV 61 (3 pp.)

NSAM 114 TRAINING FOR FRIENDLY POLICE AND ARMED FORCES IN 22 NOV 61 COUNTER-INSURGENCY, COUNTER-SUBVERSION, RIOT

CONTROL, AND RELATED MATTERS (1 p.)

NSAM 115 DEFOLIANT OPERATIONS IN VIET NAM 30 NOV 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 116 INSTRUCTIONS FROM PRESIDENT AS THE RESULT OF A 01 DEC 61 DISCUSSION ON NOVEMBER 30 RE TESTING (2 pp.)

[No subject line]

NSAM 117 CONTINGENCY PLANNING ON BERLIN 29 NOV 62 (1 p.)

NSAM 118 PARTICIPATION OF U.S. AND LATIN AMERICAN ARMED 05 DEC 61 FORCES IN THE ATTAINMENT OF COMMON OBJECTIVES

IN LATIN AMERICA (1 p.)

NSAM 119 CIVIC ACTION (2 pp.)18 DEC 61

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NSAM 120 INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS IN THE CONGO 17 DEC 61 (1 p.)

NSAM 121 PROGRAM TO AID MOROCCAN AIR FORCE 10 JAN 62 (1 p.)

NSAM 122 NORSTAD’S RESPONSE TO PRESIDENT RE HIS VIEW ON 16 JAN 62 COMMAND AND CONTROL PROCEDURES (1 p.) [No subject

Line]

NSAM 123 POLICY TOWARD YUGOSLAVIA (2 pp.)15 JAN 62

NSAM 124 ESTABLISHMENT OF THE SPECIAL GROUP (COUNTER-18 JAN 62 INSURGENCY) (2 pp.) WITH 1 p. ANNEX

NSAM 125 PAKISTAN CONSORTIUM (1 p.)22 JAN 62

NSAM 126 REVIEW OF PRINCIPLES AND POLICIES GUIDING THE 07 FEB 62 STOCKPILING OF MATERIALS (2 pp.)

NSAM 127 EMERGENCY PLANNING FOR CONTINUITY OF GOVERNMENT 14 FEB 62 (2 pp.)

NSAM 128 RESPONSE TO SOVIET ACTION REGARDING AIR CORRIDORS 14 FEB 62 (1 pp.)

NSAM 129 U.S.-U.S.S.R. COOPERATION IN THE EXPLORATION OF 23 FEB 62 SPACE (1 p.) [REVISED 27 FEB 62]

NSAM 130 TERMS OF AID DEVELOPMENT LOANS 02 MAR 62 (2 pp.)

NSAM 131 TRAINING OBJECTIVES FOR COUNTER-INSURGENCY 13 MAR 62 (3 pp.)

NSAM 132 SUPPORT OF LOCAL POLICE FORCES FOR INTERNAL 19 FEB 62 SECURITY AND COUNTER-INSURGENCY PURPOSES

(2 pp.)

NSAM 133 RYUKYUS ACTION PROGRAM (3 pp.)05 MAR 62

NSAM 134 REPORT ON INTERNAL SECURITY SITUATION IN SOUTH 12 MAR 62 AMERICA (1 p.)

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NSAM 135 BRITISH GUIANA (1 p.)08 MAR 62

NSAM 136 U.S. INTERNAL SECURITY PROGRAMS (2 pp.)14 MAR 62

NSAM 137 RESTRICTIONS ON EAST GERMAN [SOVIET BLOC LINED15 MAR 62 THROUGH] ATHLETES (1 pp.)

NSAM 138 DEAN RYERSON’S RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING THE 28 MAR 62 SOUTH PACIFIC COMMISSION (1 p.)

NSAM 139 MILITARY AID PROGRAM FOR GREECE 23 MAR 62 (1 p.)

NSAM 140 PARTICIPATION OF U.S. AND LATIN AMERICAN ARMED 26 MAR 62 FORCES IN THE ATTAINMENT OF COMMON OBJECTIVES IN LATIN AMERICA (1 p.)

NSAM 141 ANALYSIS OF FRONDIZI’S POLITICAL RESERVES 27 MAR 62 (1 p.)

NSAM 142 STOCKPILE COMMITTEE REPORT (2 pp.) [No subject10 APR 62 line]

NSAM 144 ASSIGNMENT OF HIGHEST PRIORITY TO THE APOLLO 11 APR 62 MANNED LUNAR LANDING PROGRAM (1 p.)

NSAM 145 NEW POLICY FOR THE U.S. TRUST TERRITORY OF THE 18 APR 62 PACIFIC ISLANDS (2 pp.)

NSAM 146 IMPROVEMENT OF POLICE TRAINING AND EQUIPMENT IN20 APR 62 NEWLY EMERGING COUNTRIES (1 p.)

NSAM 147 NATO NUCLEAR PROGRAM (1 p.) WITH 7 pp. SUGGESTED18 APR 62 NATO NUCLEAR PROGRAM

NSAM 148 GUIDANCE ON U.S. NUCLEAR ASSISTANCE TO FRANCE 18 APR 62 (1 p.)

NSAM 149 WITHDRAWAL OF CERTAIN MILITARY UNITS FROM FORWARD 19 APR 62 POSITIONS IN LAOS (1 p.)

NSAM 150 USING U.S. MILITARY ENGINEERS AS CONTRACTING 20 APR 62 AGENTS ON AID PROJECTS (1 p.)

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NSAM 151 IMPASSE BETWEEN JAPAN AND SOUTH KOREA 24 APR 62 (2 pp.) [No subject line]

NSAM 152 PANAMA CANAL POLICY AND RELATIONS WITH PANAMA 30 APR 62 (4 pp.)

NSAM 153