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Timothy Deal's Chronological Files

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The series contains memoranda, briefing papers, and correspondence regarding Timothy Deal's work on foreign economic affairs issues. Included is information on trade policy, economic relations with the Soviet Union, the East-West trade, civil aviation, maritime carriers, and the 1975 U.S.-Soviet Maritime Agreement.

Collection: National Security Council International Economic Affairs Staff Files (Ford Administration)

Timothy Deal's Chronological Files … The series contains memoranda, briefing papers, and correspondence regarding Timothy Deal's work on foreign economic affairs issues. Included is information on trade policy, economic relations with the Soviet Union, the East-West trade, civil aviation, maritime carriers, and the 1975 U.S.-Soviet Maritime …

The series contains memoranda, briefing papers, and correspondence regarding Timothy Deal's work on foreign economic affairs issues. Included is information on trade policy, economic relations with the Soviet Union, the East-West trade, civil aviation, maritime carriers, and the 1975 U.S.-Soviet Maritime Agreement.

Program Analysis Meeting Files

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Collection: National Security Council Program Analysis Staff Files (Nixon and Ford Administrations)

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Robert McFarlane's Intelligence Investigations Subject Files

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This series contains memoranda, testimony, reports, and lists. The materials document Robert McFarlane's work on drafting and reviewing presidential decision memoranda for implementation of the Rockefeller Commission (Commission on Central Intelligence Agency Activities in the United States) recommendations, testimony of Gerald Ford administration officials before the Rockefeller Commission and the Church Committee (U.S. Senate Select Committee to Study Government Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities), and analysis of the reports of the Rockefeller Commission and the intelligence recommendations of the Murphy Commission (Commission on the Organization of the Government for the Conduct of Foreign Policy).

Collection: Robert C. McFarlane Files (Ford Administration)

Robert McFarlane's Intelligence Investigations Subject Files … This series contains memoranda, testimony, reports, and lists. The materials document Robert McFarlane's work on drafting and reviewing presidential decision memoranda for implementation of the Rockefeller Commission (Commission on Central Intelligence Agency Activities in the United States) recommendations, testimony of Gerald Ford administration officials before the Rockefeller Commission and the Church Committee (U.S. Senate Select Committee …

This series contains memoranda, testimony, reports, and lists. The materials document Robert McFarlane's work on drafting and reviewing presidential decision memoranda for implementation of the Rockefeller Commission (Commission on Central Intelligence Agency Activities in the United States) recommendations, testimony of Gerald Ford administration officials before the Rockefeller Commission and the Church Committee (U.S. Senate Select Committee to Study Government Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities), and analysis of the reports of the Rockefeller Commission and the intelligence recommendations of the Murphy Commission (Commission on the Organization of the Government for the Conduct of Foreign Policy).

Evening Reports

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The series primarily contains reports from the National Security Council staff, along with summaries from the Department of State's Bureau of Intelligence and Research and copies of the White House Situation Room Evening Notes. The reports focus on U.S. relations with specific countries and a wide range of foreign affairs/national security issues, but cover only the last seven months of the presidency of Gerald R. Ford.

Collection: Evening Reports from the National Security Council Staff (Ford Administration)

Evening Reports … The series primarily contains reports from the National Security Council staff, along with summaries from the Department of State's Bureau of Intelligence and Research and copies of the White House Situation Room Evening Notes. The reports focus on U.S. relations with specific countries and a wide range of foreign affairs/national security issues, but cover only the last seven months of the presidency of Gerald R. …

The series primarily contains reports from the National Security Council staff, along with summaries from the Department of State's Bureau of Intelligence and Research and copies of the White House Situation Room Evening Notes. The reports focus on U.S. relations with specific countries and a wide range of foreign affairs/national security issues, but cover only the last seven months of the presidency of Gerald R. Ford.

Noon and Evening Notes

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The series contains memoranda produced by the White House Situation Room staff and addressed to the National Security Adviser that briefly report international incidents, foreign political developments, Soviet military matters, and other foreign affairs developments. The Situation Room received some of the information from such agencies as State, Defense, CIA (Central Intelligence Agency), and National Security Agency, but the memoranda also include summaries of reports and opinion pieces from the Washington newspapers. Most memoranda run from two to six pages in length, although individual news items are seldom more than a single paragraph.

Collection: Noon and Evening Notes (Ford Administration)

Noon and Evening Notes … The series contains memoranda produced by the White House Situation Room staff and addressed to the National Security Adviser that briefly report international incidents, foreign political developments, Soviet military matters, and other foreign affairs developments. The Situation Room received some of the information from such agencies as State, Defense, CIA (Central Intelligence Agency), and National Security Agency, but the memoranda also include summaries of reports and opinion …

The series contains memoranda produced by the White House Situation Room staff and addressed to the National Security Adviser that briefly report international incidents, foreign political developments, Soviet military matters, and other foreign affairs developments. The Situation Room received some of the information from such agencies as State, Defense, CIA (Central Intelligence Agency), and National Security Agency, but the memoranda also include summaries of reports and opinion pieces from the Washington newspapers. Most memoranda run from two to six pages in length, although individual news items are seldom more than a single paragraph.