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Croatia and Bosnia missionLC/MS/ARG/1/2/2

‘Disinformation’ fileLC/MS/ARG/1/2/3

Photocopy of an article entitled ‘UN at Work: the Benin Affair’ by Chaim Herzog published in Foreign Policy 29, Winter 1977-1978. The last few pages are torn.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/1

Photocopy of a TS document entitled ‘Perspectives for Intelligence 1976-1981,’ that appears to have been issued by the US Director of Central Intelligence. The document is printed in Covert Action Information Bulletin 6. It is accompanied by a short introductory article entitled ‘How the Director of Central Intelligence projected US intelligence activities for 1976-1981,’ by Philip Agee, who estimates that the document was written in 1975.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/2

Photocopy of an article entitled ‘The Soviet Troop Crisis; or how the US planned to put troops in the Caribbean,’ by Ellen Ray and Bill Schaap, Covert Action Information Bulletin 6.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/3

Bundle of photocopied documents concerning the allegation that Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, United States Ambassador to the United Nations, received a secret gift from a South African official, Pieter A. Swanepoel. The bundle includes:LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/4

Bundle of photocopied documents concerning a disinformation campaign against Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, US Ambassador to the United Nations. Sections of some of the documents have been blacked out. The bundle comprises:LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5

Article entitled ‘Las grandes maniobras,’ Somos.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/1

TS message concerning an article about Ambassador Kirkpatrick that appeared in an edition of Dutch daily Volkskrant.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/2

TS message concerning an article in The New Statesman entitled “Kirkpatrick’s riposte.’LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/3

TS message from the American Embassy in New Delhi [?] entitled ‘Allegation of US plan for India’s Balkanization.’LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/4

TS message from the United States Mission to the United Nations in New York to the American Embassy in New Delhi [?] entitled ‘Allegation of US plan for India’s Balkanization.’LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/5

Computer printout of two Associated Press articles. The first has the headline ‘Pro-Soviet newspaper calls Ambassador Kirkpatrick an intelligence agent.’ The second concerns Ambassador Kirkpatrick’s denial that she wrote a blueprint for global destabilization.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/6

TS message giving the media reaction to the report that Ambassador Kirkpatrick denies authoring a paper on the Balkanization of India.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/7

TS message from the American Embassy in New Delhi [?] entitled ‘Possible disinformation effort,’ concerning press coverage of an alleged document authored by Ambassador Kirkpatrick that aims for the Balkanization of India and the destabilisation of various third world countries.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/8

TS message from the American Consul in Madras [?] concerning a report in the Madras evening daily newspaper News Today about the alleged document written by Ambassador Kirkpatrick.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/9

TS message concerning the allegation that Ambassador Kirkpatrick had written a document about destabilising India.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/10

TS message giving the media reaction to the report that the Government of India had not found in its possession any document by Ambassador Kirkpatrick on the Balkanization of India, President Reagan’s state of the union message and a statement by Senator Muskie on Indo-American cooperation.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/11

TS message that gives the text of an article headlined ‘Governments that obstruct American plans to be overthrown,’ which appeared in the Lahore daily newspaper Jang.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/12

TS message giving the text of a statement allegedly made by Ambassador Kirkpatrick at the ACPA conference on 27 February 1982.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/14

TS message entitled ‘Disinformation – Kirkpatrick document,’ that states Ambassador Kirkpatrick did not make a speech during a dinner on 26 February 1982 hosted by the ACPA conference.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/15

TS message concerning disinformation and Ambassador Kirkpatrick’s address to the Annual Conservative Political Action (ACPA) conference in 1981 on the subject of Central America.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/16

TS message entitled ‘Worldwide disinformation alert: Purported paper by USUN Ambassador Jean Kirkpatrick on “Balkanization” of India.’LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/17

TS message that gives the text of an article headlined ‘Disinformation ploy timed to perfection,’ which appeared in the Free Press Journal of Bombay.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/18

TS message from the Prague embassy concerning a disinformation campaign directed at Ambassador Kirkpatrick.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/19

TS document that provides the full text of an article entitled ‘Operation Balkanization, American designs on India,’ published in Link, which includes the remarks allegedly made by Ambassador Kirkpatrick to the ACPA conference.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/20

TS message concerning Soviet disinformation campaigns.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/5/21

Newspaper article entitled ‘Kirkpatrick says disinformation used to turn bloc against US.’LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/6

Booklet entitled ‘United Nations Today – 1982 (Suggestions for Speakers),’ produced for United Nations Day, 24 October. The booklet highlights some of the United Nations’ activities and describes what it is trying to accomplish in the political, economic and social spheres. Published by the United Nations.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/7

Photocopy of a newspaper article entitled ‘Pro-Soviet Press in India Mounts Propaganda Drive Against US,’ by William Claiborne, The Washington Post.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/8

Booklet entitled ‘World Peace Council awards Frederic Joliot-Curie Medal to Chairman of United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid and Assistant Secretary-General for Centre against Apartheid.’ Published by the United Nations Centre against Apartheid.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/9

Telex of a Reuters article entitled ‘US Intelligence expects fake soviet evidence on KAL plane.’LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/10

Telex providing extra information for the Reuters article concerning the story ‘US Intelligence expects fake soviet evidence on KAL plane.’LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/11

Photocopy of an interview with John Stockwell, the former CIA chief in Africa, published in New African 219.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/12

Article entitled ‘The Transnational Institute: The Cuban Connection,’ by J. A. Emerson Vermaat, Midstream.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/13

Telex of a Reuters article entitled ‘Defector says 2 of 5 soviet dissidents really Kremlin spies,’ by Christopher Hanson.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/14

Bundle of documents concerning The Heritage Foundation Backgrounder entitled ‘The United Nations Library: putting soviet disinformation into circulation,’ comprising:LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/15

Photocopy of one page of The Economist’s Foreign Report entitled ‘New chief for WPC [World Peace Council].’LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/16

The Heritage Foundation Backgrounder, number 518, entitled ‘Moscow’s bastion in Manhattan: the UN Department of Conference Services,’ by Mark Huber. Attached is a photocopy of a letter from T. Harvey Holt, Public Relations, The Heritage Foundation, introducing the issue to the journalists who received it. The original letter was signed.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/17

Photocopy of an article entitled ‘For Forgery Specialist, A Case Close to Home: USIA [United States Information Agency] Letter on Chernobyl Called Phony,’ Washington Post.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/18

Telex of a Reuters article entitled ‘US publishes forged documents, blames Moscow.’LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/19

Telex of a Reuters article entitled ‘White House denies US media used in anti-Gaddafi campaign,’ by Gene Gibbons.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/20

Newspaper article entitled ‘Gadhafi Target of Secret US Deception Plan: Elaborate Campaign Included Disinformation That Appeared as Fact in American Media,’ by Bob Woodward. The Washington Post. OSLC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/21

Photocopy of an article entitled ‘AIDing the Enemy,’ Wall Street Journal.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/22

Telex of a Reuters article entitled ‘Kremlin said stoking “Black propaganda” campaign against US,’ by Christopher Hanson.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/23

Issue of News from France, volume 87.1, which is a biweekly review of news and trends in the French press issued by the French Embassy Press and Information Service. A section of the text entitled ‘Government body will study disinformation’ is marked.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/24

Photocopy of a newspaper article entitled ‘Commie Bigs Say AIDS Is US Plot for Control’ by Roy Godson, The Washington Post. Marked ‘Disinformation.’LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/25

Document that reviews the Soviet press issued by the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Mission to the United Nations. A section entitled ‘Who destroyed Jonestown’ is circled.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/26

Photocopy of a newspaper article entitled ‘London Trial Highlighted Alleged Soviet Meddling in Greece’ by Peter Keresztes, The Wall Street Journal.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/27

Photocopy of a newspaper article entitled ‘British Court Takes a Look at Soviet Propaganda’ by Peter Keresztes, The Wall Street Journal.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/28

Series of Reuters telexes comprising:LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/29

Teleprinter message of a Reuters article entitled ‘USIA [United States Information Agency] chief sees truce in US Soviet war of words’ by Bruce Russell. Sections of the text are underlined.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/30

Photocopy of part a United Nations Economic and Social Council document entitled ‘Review of developments in the field of slavery and the slave trade in all their practices and manifestations, information received from non-government organizations pursuant to Sub-Commission resolution 1987/32, note by the Secretary-General.’ The section that is photocopied was submitted by the International Association of Democratic Lawyers concerning organ transplants and the sale of human foetuses.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/31

Photocopy of an article entitled ‘Black propaganda again’ published by The Economist.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/32

Teleprinter message of an article by Anthony Goodman entitled ‘UN General Assembly to open with tussle over presidency.’LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/33

Bundle of documents related to the United Nations, sections of which are underlined. Comprising:LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/34

Telex of a Reuters article entitled ‘State department says Reagan-Thatcher tape was concocted.’LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/35

Teleprinter message of a Reuters article entitled ‘Libyan leader Gaddafi says CIA created and spread AIDS.’LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/36

Bundle of documents concerning an interview given by United States General Norman Schwarzkopf about the Gulf War, comprising:LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/37

Teleprinter message of a Reuters article entitled ‘Daily says communists forged passports, documents.’ A section of the text is underlined.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/38

Teleprinter message of a Reuters concerning the KGB planting news stories blaming the spread of AIDS on a Pentagon experiment.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/39

Photocopy of an article entitled ‘Shooting Down the Myths of KAL Flight’ by James E. Oberg, The Wall Street Journal. Two photocopied pages are joined together with sticky tape.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/40

Teleprinter message of a Reuters article concerning a CIA announcement that the Soviet Union tried to blame the AIDS virus on a plot by US military scientists.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/41

Computer printouts of Reuters articles entitled:LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/42

Three sheets of the People’s Republic of China Mission to the United Nations press release headed paper. On the reverse of one sheet is some illegible print.LC/MS/ARG/1/2/3/43

‘Historic documents’ fileLC/MS/ARG/1/2/4

‘Historic stories’ fileLC/MS/ARG/1/2/5

‘Funnies’ fileLC/MS/ARG/1/2/6

‘UN-related documents’ fileLC/MS/ARG/1/2/7

Reuters computer printoutsLC/MS/ARG/1/2/8

Oil-for-Food reportsLC/MS/ARG/1/2/9

Lowell ThomasLC/MS/ARG/1/2/10

West Bank illnessLC/MS/ARG/1/2/11

Other papers related to the UN and Middle EastLC/MS/ARG/1/2/12

Newspaper cuttings added to the collection after 2006LC/MS/ARG/1/2/13

LeavingLC/MS/ARG/1/3

NotebooksLC/MS/ARG/1/4

Letters concerning Goodman’s careerLC/MS/ARG/1/5

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Papers of Frederick R Harris, 1890-1985, College Servant.LC/MS/HAR

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Copy papers and research into the life of Lieutenant Douglas Herbert Washington Humphrey, OM (matriculated 1907).LC/MS/HUM

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