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1. THE PRESIDENT'S DAILY BRIEF

   into the "remote future." Later, how- ever, she commented that the draft treaty in its present form is not ac- ... his views were private ones based on his intimate knowledge of the North Vietnamese and his conversations ... of public statements and that all other interpretations are without foundation. the story by * * * View ... minister said she refused to look into the "remote future." Later; how-‘ ever, she commented ... Vietnam. He said his views were private ones based on his intimate knowledge of the North Vietnamese ... are without foundation.. * * *_ View of Former Reporter in Hanoi: Bernard Cabanes, who recénfiy returned ...

2. THE PRESIDENT'S DAILY BRIEF

   weeks away, but the chances of a compromise solu- tion now seem remote indeed. New street demonstrations ... senators about the consequences of dif- fering views on Vietnam policy in the US. State- ments critical ... in Viet- nam. Summing up its view of the Senate debate, Nhan Dan claimed that never has the US ... but the chances of a compromise solu- tion now seem remote indeed. New street demonstrations took place in Poznan ... worries" of a num- ber of US senators about the consequences of dif- fering views on Vietnam policy ... because of recent US "failures" in Viet- nam.- Summing up its view of the Senate debate, Nhan Dan claimed ...

3. THE PRESIDENT'S DAILY BRIEF

   from the North. This man's views are worth considering since he defected for personal reasons and still ... for a bombing halt appear to be personal views based on indirect sources, rather than accu- rate reflections ... for a long war and for additional air attacks. He says the regime has made these remote areas a secure refuge ... views are worth considering since he defected for personal reasons and still retains his Communist ... a bombing halt appear to be personal views based on indirect.sources, rather than accu- rate reflections ... long war and ’ for additional air attacks. He says the regime has made these remote areas a secure ...

4. CURRENT INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN- 1951/08/22

   particularly in view of official French claims that the Viet Minh has been badly defeated and decimated ... Conference because of e remoteness of Yugoslav substantive interest in Japanese affairs. Vilfan e4plained ... Treaty Conference because of the remoteness of Yugoslav substantive interest in Japanese affairs.. Vilfan ...

5. HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE SOUTHERN CONE OF LATIN AMERICA JUNE 1977[SANITIZED]- 1977/06/01

   anyone even remotely identifiable with leftist or merely liberal views would have reason to fear ... lead to limited improvements; reprisals by Washington will be viewed as infringements on national ... are not viewed as sacrosanct. The state is the arbiter of what rights are inalienable and de- termines ...

6. HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE SOUTHERN CONE OF LATIN AMERICA[SANITIZED]- 1977/06/01

   lead to limited improvements; reprisals by Washington will be viewed as infringements on national ... of the individ- ual. In the Latin American �ontext. fundamental rieWs are not viewed as sacrosanct. The state is! ... not et experienced. In such an inv;ronment, anyone even remotely identifiable With leftist or merely ...

7. MORE ON TIMERMAN- 1979/07/19

   and the Embassy in Buenos Aires. The Deputy Secretary said he was interested in Mr. Timerman's views in light ... views, it might be worthwhile to re-examine that pragmatism. Mr. Timerman said that Argentina is similar ... the impossibility of holocausts in the future, however remote they seem, is an integral part of Zionism ...

8. PRESS ARTICLES SEPTEMBER 10, 1984[SANITIZED]- 1984/09/10

   ago, he exploded a bomb by remote control at a news conference at a rural guerrilla camp in southern ... in view of his evident personal ambitions, according to... LENIS NEXUS LEXUS NEXCI surovad ttr_ Rp.,1A3 ... in the wooden building with a "military-type mine" in an aluminum case and triggered it by remote ...

9. FOCUS ON TERRORISM, ORBIS, VOL. XIX, NO. 4- 1976/08/26

   in remote parts of the world. His ability to count on the media to dramatize and instantaneously inform ... e.g., Palestinians, would be wrong and incongruous. This view was widely shared by African and Arab ... support at the United Nations. The more radical view, most often espoused by African and Arab governments, ...

10. NEWS, VIEWS, AND ISSUES[SANITIZED]- 1976/09/12

    RIPPUB U 48 April 3, 2019 April 12, 2019 September 12, 1976 Attachment Size NEWS, VIEWS ... counsel dur- ing the investiga- tion, the crux of the inquiry from the agency's point of view ... with a fundamentally dis- torted view- of United States- Cuba relations for more than a decade. ...

11. DCI CONGRESSIONAL BRIEFING FOR SENATE APPROPRIATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE 25 FEBRUARY 1975[SANITIZED]- 1975/02/24

    quarters, possibly for security reasons-- Lopez Rega's disappearance from public view for several ... on remote Dawson island. B. Of the 39 notables originally imprisoned there only 17 remain in custody-- ...

12. HISTORY OF THE MONTONEROS IN ARGENTINA FROM MARCH 1970 TO EARLY APRIL 1977[SANITIZED]- 1977/05/27

    in merchandise distributed to the poor. 1 November 1974-Me Montoneros assassinate by a remote- controlled bomb ...

13. DETENTION OF JACOBO TIMERMAN: LATEST DEVELOPMENTS- 1977/12/14

    SPECIALCOLLECTION Argentina Declassification Project- The "Dirty War" (1976-83) 06626878 RIFPUB U 107 April 3, 2019 April 12, 2019 December 14, 1977 Attachment Size DETENTION OF JACOBO TIMER[15515168].pdf 23.6 MB Approved for Release: 2018/10/01 ...