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[8]AGENCY: DUVAL78-67
[9]RECORD NUMBER: — 178-10003-10311
[11]RECORD SERIES: ACCESSION 78-67 (UNPROCESSED)
[12]AGENCY FILENUMBER: CIA HISTORIES
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[15]ORIGINATOR: = CIA
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[19]TITLE: CIA “HISTORIES": BREAKDOWN OF CERTAIN ITEMS REQUESTED...
[21]DATE: 03/00/1975
[22]PAGES: 7
[24]SUBJECTS :
[25]ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES
[26]CIA
[27]DOCUMENT REQUEST, CHURCH COM.”
[29]DOCUMENT TYPE: LIST
[30]CLASSIFICATION : — Top Secret
[31]RESTRICTIONS: 1C
[32]CURRENT STATUS: — Redact
[33]DATE OF LASTREVIEW: — 07/27/1993
[35]OPENING CRITERIA :
[37]COMMENTS : No author or date given, presumably Church Committee document request.
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[46]CIA "HISTORIES"; BREAKDOWN OF CERTAIN
[47]ITEMS REQUESTED AND ITEMS NOT REQUESTED
[49]Note: This analysis excludes histories of a purely internal, or-
[51]178-10003-10311
[53]ganizational or administrative nature (suchas "CIA Recruitment,
[54]1947-71''}) and histories of other matters covering
[55]period of the CIA (such as "Major Policy Authorization for the Conduct
[56]of Covert Paramilitary Activities by CIA, 1948-1966.") It focuses in-~
[57]stead on activities or operations -- particularly specific covert or
[58]clandestine actions -- and similar matters which are within the Senate
[59]Select Committee's stated area of interest and generally attributed to
[60]one particular Presidential. Administration. .
[62]' I. Items of significance relating to the period of the Eisenhower and
[64]Nixon Administrations
[66]A. Histories requested
[68]1.
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[72]Monitoring the 1970 Middle East Cease Fire:
[73]The Intelligence Role (TS/TKH) (DDI-2)
[75]Intelligence Support for President-Elect
[76]Richard N, Nixon (TS/SI) (OCI-2)
[80]Tye
[82]Government; 1.957 = 1958) (two volumes) (033)
[84]Operations within the Surete Nationale of the
[85]Government of South Vietnam, May 1955 -
[86]December 1956 (063)
[88]The Covert Action Program inshtanee}“1948""
[89]“VO COVL 21) (but note that the time period covered
[91]_ by the history begins in the Truman Adminis-
[93]tration)
[95]Overthrow of Premier Mossadeg of Iran,
[96]November 1952.- August 1953, (208) (but note
[97]that the time period covered by the history
[98]begins in the Truman Administration)
[100]__UNMARKED NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION__
[104]pm sate ete
[106]essentially the entire
[108]AUVdUGIT Gaod “HY AIWuYaD AHL HOUMA AqODOLOHAG
[110]B. Histories not requested
[112]1,
[114]Logistics Support for Operations in Cuba,
[115]March 1960 - October 1961 (OL-7) (but
[116]note that the time period covered by the
[117]history begins in the Kennedy Administra-
[119]tion)
[121]Problems of Support for Operations in Laos,
[122]June 1970 - May 1971 (support memoir) (MS-9)
[124]History of the Hungarian Refugee Exploitation
[125]Program, December 1956 - June 1958 (DCS-4)
[127]. } 3h9 66% (173) (but note that this
[128]history also covers the time periods of the
[129]Kennedy and Johnson Administrations)
[131]It, Items of Significance Relating to the period of the Kennedy and
[133]Johnsen Administrations ,
[135]A. Histories requested
[137]1.
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[141]The 1967 Crisis in Covert Action Operations;
[142]The Ramparts Exposure (196) and The 1967
[143]Reappraisal and Readjustment in Covert Action
[144]Operations; the Katzenbach Committee Report
[145](354) (two separate but very closely related
[146]histories)
[149]i(Kinshas 4); OFEKIETs {three volumes) (117)
[150](Also reer was @ related histor ey
[152]host € “during: ‘that perioa),
[154]The, Chilean,Election Operationiof 1964"
[155]History, ‘1961-1964 (two volumes) (001)
[157]AUWdGIT Guod ‘wy GTWwugD AHL Nod AdOOO.LOHd
[159]4, Success in (Ceylon Sug65196021.965: (TS)
[160](061) (but note that the time period covered
[161]' by this history begins in the Eisenhower
[162]Administration)
[164]5. Funding Covert Operations, 1960-1964 (TS)
[165](015) (but note that the time period covered
[166]by this history begins in the Eisenhower |
[167]Administration)
[169]ial nt),
[170]196P%-.Julyc1964 (TS) (019)
[172]7, Air Proprietary Program, 1960-1969 (030)
[173](but note that the time period covered by this
[174]report begins in the Eisenhower Administra-
[175]tion and ends in the Nixon Administration)
[177]B. Histories not requested
[179]1, History of Vietnamese Generals' Coup of 1-2,
[180]November 1963- Saigon Station Log & Analysis
[181](TS) (009) and The Vietnam Coup d 'Etat of
[182]November 1963 and its Aftermath (0057) (two
[183]separate but closely related histories)
[185]2, Vietnam History, The National Interrogation
[186]Center (NIC) (Vietnamese), November 1961 -
[187]August 1965 (two volumes) (029) ”
[189]3. Operational Program Against North Vietnam,
[190]1960-1964 (036) (but note that the time period
[191]covered by this history begins in the Eisenhower
[192]Administration)
[194]4, Experimental Deception and Harassment Opera-
[195]tions in Vietnam, February and March 1966 (112)
[197]5, Logistics Support for Operations in Vietnam,
[198]July 1962 - December 1966 (OL-8)
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[204]10.
[206]ll.
[208]12.
[210]13.
[212]14,
[214]15.
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[218]4
[220]Aspects of the Air and Ground War in Laos,
[221]1965-1967 (160)
[223]Logistics Support for Operations in Laos,
[224]March 1961 - June 1968 (OL-9)
[226]Impressions of Operations at Long Thieng,
[227]Laos, May 1962- March 1964 (005)
[229]History of Cuban Refugee Exploitation
[231]- (Caribbean Admission Center -- CAC),
[233]March 1962 - December 1966 (DCS-1)
[235]Cuban Missile Crisis - Phase I, 29 August -
[236]16 October 1962 (NPIC-1)
[238]The Asia Foundation ~- Review of Basic
[239]Principles and Priorities, 1963-196
[240](Projected) (017) ;
[242]‘Americanshriend seorther Ma daiewea Steet,
[243]July 1957 - January 1963 (011) (but note that
[244]the time period covered by this history also
[245]includes the Eisenhower Administration)
[246]History of ProjéckwWUATIEAS! A Covert
[247]Action Project Using Proprietary Low Cost
[248]Housing Activities, 1960-1968 (032) (but note
[249]that this history also includes the last year
[250]of the Eisenhower Administration)
[252]History of an Air Proprietary Activity in
[253]East®Africa;. 1963-1968 (206) and History of
[254]an Air Proprietary Activity intwesteAiticay
[255]1960-1968 (217) (two. separate but related
[256]histories; note that the time period covered
[257]in the second history includes the last year
[258]of the Eisenhower Administration)
[260]A Project for the Procurement of Intelligence
[261]Material Through Commercial Channels,
[262]1960-1967 (207) (note that the time period.
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[266]16,
[268]17.
[270]18,
[272]“19,
[274]20..
[276]21.
[278]22.
[280]23.
[282]24.
[284]25.
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[288]covered by this history inchides the last
[289]year of the Eisenhower Administration)
[291]History of a Proprietary Investment
[292]Project, Covert Economic Action Phase,
[293]1960-1963 (262)- (note that the time period
[294]covered by this history includes the last
[295]year of the Eisenhower Administration)
[297]Newspaper Operations in Gugaka
[299]jamibiayy
[300]March 1963 - August 1965 (115) ;
[302]An Academic Cover Operation in’
[304]Salaam Eatzanis, October.1965 -
[305]_ November 1966 (116)
[307]A Staff Agent Under Commercial Cover in
[309]“Tanganiay February 1966 - November 1967
[311](212)
[313]~Pradexu ea of South Africa, 1962-
[314]1967 (164)
[316]THEMESp ét-Movement, 1961-1968
[317](226)
[319]THEVALSSSUE RSS, 1963 ~ February 1965
[321](184) (Near East Division) (apparently an
[322]operation in*Syria’) .. .
[324]Domestic and Area-Wide Operations (WH/6),
[325]August 1963 - 30 June 1967 (172) (Western
[326]Hemisphere Division)
[328]Emergency Supply Operations During the
[329]Dominican Republic Crisis, 29 April - 4 June
[330]1965 (OL-4)
[332]A Tour at the White House, 1967-1969 (OCI-3)
[334]AMWdGTT (dod “a GTWUID AHL NOMA AdODOLONa
[336]ane te eee ee wee
[338]HY 50955
[340]Ill. Misellaneous ''histories'' which were not requested but which --
[342]6
[344]considering the Senate Select Committee's Charter and stated areas
[345]of interest -- are in the nature of ''glaring omissions"
[347]lL,
[349]10.
[351]ll.
[353]12.
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[357]Staff relations with the Department of State
[358]and with Ambassadors, 1957-1967 (TS) (213)
[360]War Planning in the Clandestine Services,
[361]1948-1965 (TS) (152)
[363]The Evolution of Ground Paramilitary ~
[364]Activities at the Staff Level, October 1949 -
[365]September 1955 (163) (and a supplemental
[366]history covering 1955-1971 (183) (three
[367]volumes)
[369]Development of Paramilitary Contingency
[370]Cadres, 1948-1971 (two volumes) (336)
[372]Operations in‘Mosanibigies 1942-1969 (178)
[373]Te .
[375]The Secret War in Korea, June 1950 -
[377]June 1952 (052)
[379]CIA and Korea, 1946-1965 (283)
[381]The Psychological Services Staff of the Office
[382]of Medical Services, 1951-1966 (OMS-4)
[384]Military Secrets in an Open Society: The Yale
[385]Report (MS-10) .
[387]History of the Defector Program, April 1946 -
[388]December 1966 (DCS-2)
[390]History of Operation {i3INGOLUN® 13 February
[391]1959 - October 1964 (DCS-~-3) (apparently in-
[393]volving the Cubans)
[395]Record of Paramilitary Action Against the
[397]Castro Government of Cuba, 17 March 1960 - |
[399]May 1961 (105)
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[413]The Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962: Present-
[414]ing the Photographic Evidence Abroad (MS-7)
[416]The Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962: Second
[417]Presentation to DeGaulle (MS-8)
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