Foreign Relations of the United States, 1969–1976, Volume
E–2, Documents on Arms Control and Nonproliferation, 1969–1972
Abbreviations and Terms
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ABM,
anti-ballistic missile
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ACDA, Arms Control and Disarmament
Agency
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ACDA/D, Office of the Director, Arms
Control and Disarmament Agency
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ACDA/DD, Office of the Deputy
Director, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
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ACDA/IR, Office of International
Relations?, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
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AEC, Atomic Energy Commission
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AG, Attorney General
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ARA, Bureau of Inter-American Affairs,
Department of State
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ASD (A), Assistant Secretary of
Defense (Administration)
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ASD (I), Assistant Secretary of
Defense (Intelligence)
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ASD (SA), Assistant Secretary of
Defense (Systems Analysis)
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ASW, antisubmarine warfare
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BOB, Bureau of the Budget
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BR, Biological (Bacteriological)
Research
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BRDP, Blue Ribbon Defense
Panel
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BW, Biological (Bacteriological)
Warfare
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CAP, series indicator for outgoing
White House telegrams
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CAS, controlled American source
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CASP, Country Analysis and Strategy
Paper
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CBW, Chemical and Biological
(Bacteriological) Warfare.
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CC–CPSU, Central Committee,
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
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CCD, Conference of the Committee on
Disarmament
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CCP, Consolidated Cryptologic
Program
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CDIP, Consolidated Defense
Intelligence Program
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CEA, Council of Economic
Advisers
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CIA, Central Intelligence
Agency
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CIEP, Council on International
Economic Policy
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CIP, Consolidated Intelligence
Program
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CL, classified
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COMINT, communications
intelligence
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Comite, committee
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COMSEC, communications
security
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CPR, Chinese People’s Republic
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CPSU, Communist Party of the Soviet
Union
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CTB, Comprehensive Test Ban
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CW, Chemical Warfare
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D/DCI/IC, Deputy to the Director of
Central Intelligence for the Intelligence Community
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D/DCI/NIPE, Deputy to the
Director of Central Intelligence for National Intelligence Programs
Evaluation
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D/INR, Director, Bureau of
Intelligence and Research, Department of State
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D/NRO, Director, National
Reconnaissance Office
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DCI, Director of Central
Intelligence
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DCID, Director of Central
Intelligence Directive
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DCM, Deputy Chief of Mission
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DCM, Deputy Chief of Mission
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DD/P, Deputy Director for Plans,
Central Intelligence Agency
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DD/S&T, Deputy Director for
Science and Technology, Central Intelligence Agency
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DDC, Office of the Deputy Director for
Coordination, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of
State
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DDCI, Deputy Director of Central
Intelligence
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DDI, Deputy Director for Intelligence,
Central Intelligence Agency
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DDO/IMS, Deputy Director for
Operations/Information Management Staff, Central Intelligence Agency
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DDR&E, Director of Defense
Research and Engineering, Department of Defense
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Del, delegate
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Dept, Department
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Deptel, Department of State
telegram
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DG, Director General of the Foreign
Service, Department of State
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DIA, Defense Intelligence
Agency
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DIRNSA, Director, National Security
Agency
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DIS, Defense Investigative
Service
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Dissem, dissemination
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DOD, Department of Defense
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DOS, Department of State
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DPRC, Defense Program Review
Committee
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E, Bureau of Economic Affairs,
Department of State; John Ehrlichman
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ELINT, electronic
intelligence
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ELR, Elliot L. Richardson
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ENDC, Eighteen-Nation Disarmament
Committee
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EOB, Executive Office Building
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EPA, Environmental Protection
Agency
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EST, Eastern Standard Time
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EUR, Bureau of European Affairs,
Department of State
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EURATOM, European Atomic Energy
Community
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Exdis, Exclusive Distribution
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F.R., Federal Register
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FBIS, Foreign Broadcast Information
Service
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FonMin, Foreign Ministry
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FonOff, Foreign Office
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FRC, Federal Records Center
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FRG, Federal Republic of
Germany
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FSO, Foreign Service Officer
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FY, fiscal year
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FYI, for your information
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G, Deputy Under Secretary of State for
Political Affairs
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GAC, General Advisory Committee,
ACDA
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G/PM, Deputy Assistant Secretary of
State for Politico-Military Affairs
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GC, General Counsel
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GDR, German Democratic Republic
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GOJ, Government of Japan
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H, Office of the Assistant Secretary of
State for Congressional Relations
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HAK, Henry A. Kissinger
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HUMINT, human intelligence
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IAEA, International Atomic Energy
Agency
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ICBM, Inter-Continental Ballistic
Missile
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ICC, International Control
Commission
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ICJ, International Court of
Justice
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IDA, Institute for Defense
Analysis
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IG, Interdepartmental Group
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IG/EUR, Interdepartmental Group for
Europe
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INR, Bureau of Intelligence and
Research, Department of State
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INR, Bureau of Intelligence and
Research, Department of State
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INR/DDC, Office of the Deputy
Director for Coordination, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department
of State
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INR/IL, Intelligence Liaison, Bureau
of Intelligence and Research, Department of State
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IO, Bureau of International
Organization Affairs, Department of State
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IPMG, Interdepartmental
Political-Military Group
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IRBM, intermediate-range ballistic
missile
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IRG, Interdepartmental Regional
Group
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ISA, Office of International Security
Affairs, Department of Defense
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J/PM, Office of the Deputy Assistant
Secretary of State for Politico-Military Affairs
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JCS, Joint Chiefs of Staff
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K, Kissinger
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L, Legal Adviser, Department of State;
Laird
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LANFZ, Latin American Nuclear Free
Zone
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Limdis, Limited Distribution
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LTBT, Limited Test Ban Treaty
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M, Under Secretary of State for
Political Affairs, Department of State
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MBFR, Mutual Balanced Force
Reductions
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Mbr, member
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ME, Middle East
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memcon, memorandum of
conversation
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MIRV, Multiple Independently-Targeted
Reentry Vehicle
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Misoff, Mission Officer
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MLF, multilateral force
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MR, Memorandum for the Record
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MRV, Multiple Reentry Vehicle
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Mtg, meeting
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NAC, North Atlantic Council
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NAS, National Academy of
Sciences
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NASA, National Aeronautics and Space
Administration
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NATO, North Atlantic Treaty
Organization
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NCA, National Command Authority
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NIE, National Intelligence
Estimate
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NIRB, National Intelligence Resources
Board
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NNWS, non-nuclear weapon
states
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Nodis, No Distribution
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Noforn, not releasable to foreign
nationals
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NPG, Nuclear Planning Group
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NPT, Non-Proliferation Treaty
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NRO, National Reconnaissance
Office
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NRP, National Reconnaissance
Program
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NSA, National Security Agency
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NSAM, National Security Action
Memorandum
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NSC, National Security Council
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NSC/OCB, National Security Council,
Operations Coordinating Board
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NSCID, National Security Council
Intelligence Directive
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NSDM, National Security Decision
Memorandum
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NSF, National Science
Foundation
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NSSM, National Security Study
Memorandum
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NUF, Non-use of Force
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O, Deputy Under Secretary of State for
Administration
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O/DDI, Office of the Deputy Director
for Intelligence, Central Intelligence Agency
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OAS, Organization of American
States
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OASD, ISA, Office of the Assistant
Secretary of Defense, International Security Affairs
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OASD, Office of the Assistant
Secretary of Defense
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OASD, SA, Office of the Assistant
Secretary of Defense, Systems Analysis
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OEP, Office of Emergency
Preparedness
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OMB, Office of Management and
Budget
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ONE, Office of National
Estimates
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OPANAL, Organization for the
Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in Latin America
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OSD, Office of the Secretary of
Defense
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OSI, Office of Scientific
Intelligence; on-site inspection
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OST, Office of Science and
Technology
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P, President; Bureau of Public Affairs,
Department of State
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P.L., Public Law
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Para, paragraph
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PDB, President’s Daily Brief
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PFIAB, President’s Foreign
Intelligence Advisory Board.
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PHOTINT, photo intelligence
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PM, Bureau of Politico-Military
Affairs, Department of State
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PM/ISP, Office of International
Security Policy and Planning, Bureau of Politico-Military Affairs,
Department of State
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PMG, Politico-Military Group
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PNE, Peaceful Nuclear Explosion
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Polad, Political Adviser
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PPBS, Planning-Programming-Budgeting
System
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PRC, People’s Republic of China
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Pres, President
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PSAC, President’s Science Advisory
Committee
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R&D, research and
development
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RDT&E, research, development,
test, and evaluation
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reftel, reference telegram
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RG, Record Group; Review Group
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RMN, Richard M. Nixon
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RN, Richard M. Nixon
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S, Office of the Secretary of
State
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S/P, Policy Planning Council or Staff,
Department of State
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S/PC, Planning and Coordination Staff,
Department of State
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S/S, Executive Secretariat, Department
of State
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S/S–I, Information Section, Executive
Secretariat, Department of State
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SAC, Strategic Air Command
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SALT, Strategic Arms Limitation
Talks
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SAM, Surface to Air Missile
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SC, Security Council
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SCI, Office of International
Scientific and Technological Affairs, Department of State
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SEA, Southeast Asia
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SecDef, Secretary of Defense
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Septel, separate telegram
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SFRC, Senate Foreign Relations
Committee
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SIG, Senior Interdepartmental
Group
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SIGINT, signals
intelligence
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SIPRI, Stockholm
International Peace Research Institute
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SLBM,
Submarine-launched Ballistic Missile
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SLCM,
Submarine-launched Cruise Missile
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SNIE, Special National
Intelligence Estimate
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SOP, standard operating
procedure
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SOSUS, Sound
Surveillance Undersea System
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SOV, Office of Soviet
Union Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State; Country
Director, Soviet Union, Bureau of European Affairs
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SRG, Senior Review
Group
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SSR, Soviet Socialist
Republic
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SU, Soviet Union
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SYG, Secretary General,
United Nations
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TASS, Telegrafnoye
Agentsvo Sovetskogo Soiuza (Telegraph Agency of the Soviet Union)
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TIAS, Treaties and
other International Acts Series
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TS, Top Secret
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U, Office of the Under
Secretary of State; Under Secretary of State
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U/SM, Under Secretaries
Memorandum
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UK, United Kingdom
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ULM, Undersea Long-range
Missile
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UN, United Nations
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UNGA, United Nations
General Assembly
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US, United States
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USAEC, United States
Atomic Energy Commission
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USC, NSC Under
Secretaries Committee
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USG, United States
Government
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USIA, United States
Information Agency
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USIB, United States
Intelligence Board
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USIS, United States
Information Service
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USSR, Union of Soviet
Socialist Republics
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USUN, United States
Mission to the United Nations
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VOA, Voice of
America
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WDC, World Disarmament
Conference
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Z, Zulu time (Greenwich
mean time)