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“Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/12/08: CIA-RDP57-00011A001000170110-6 uorry'j or 29 dune, 1.9% r.L -.r:TD T; ~i~a Finance Division , Accounts Branch Richard 4. ii3sei1, Jr. 12-15 Feeb - I .56 L It is requested that subject - WI 144.1 accountb be credited in the mount of The difference between this clam-I a-u3 the related advance of OO.O0 dr n n on 13 Febmarr 14?56 has bec!n liquidated .~ by a refund of ~.. , (See Receipt P o, dated - - ---- PS Jtwro_ 1T5!_ __ -o M..r..._... 2. For your protection in taking this action, I certify that there is in the custody of the i'roject Comptroller a sufficient voucher which is con- sistent with Agency regulations, approved by an appropriate approri. authority and certified by an authorized certifying officer in the mount of ? 3 This expense is properly chargeable as follows: OBLIGATIO I OBJ LCT T`rAV_L O1Di-2 110. ALLOTT' T' SYTYBOL RE W. NO. CLASS /0C11FrO3...i'.56.. 6.2004-404 a $751 0201 A;?OUNT 3. The Security Office has requested that this voucher not be released through normal administrative channels, Distribution: OFil - Addressee 3 - Voucher file it - Prof. Pers. file - Chrono Authorized CertiWng Officer Project Comptroller Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/12/08: CIA-RDP57-00011AO01000170110-6”

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Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/12/08: CIA-RDP57-00011A001000170110-6 uorry'j or 29 dune, 1.9% r.L -.r:TD T; ~i~a Finance Division , Accounts Branch Richard 4. ii3sei1, Jr. 12-15 Feeb - I .56 L It is requested that subject - WI 144.1 accountb be credited in the mount of The difference between this clam-I a-u3 the related advance of OO.O0 dr n n on 13 Febmarr 14?56 has bec!n liquidated .~ by a refund of ~.. , (See Receipt P o, dated - - ---- PS Jtwro_ 1T5!_ __ -o M..r..._... 2. For your protection in taking this action, I certify that there is in the custody of the i'roject Comptroller a sufficient voucher which is con- sistent with Agency regulations, approved by an appropriate approri. authority and certified by an authorized certifying officer in the mount of ? 3 This expense is properly chargeable as follows: OBLIGATIO I OBJ LCT T`rAV_L O1Di-2 110. ALLOTT' T' SYTYBOL RE W. NO. CLASS /0C11FrO3...i'.56.. 6.2004-404 a $751 0201 A;?OUNT 3. The Security Office has requested that this voucher not be released through normal administrative channels, Distribution: OFil - Addressee 3 - Voucher file it - Prof. Pers. file - Chrono Authorized CertiWng Officer Project Comptroller Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/12/08: CIA-RDP57-00011AO01000170110-6

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Generos: Fantasia, Jovem Adulto
Paginas: 384
Publicacao: 2010
Idioma original: Ingles
ISBN: 978-0-123456-78-9
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“Approved For Release 2001/09/05 : CIA-RDP33-02415A000100260107-3 7 June 1956 25X1A9a second interview. Prior to the departure of a e undersigned from Moses Lake, we had been informed ve of these six pilots that they were definitely interested in continuing on, and. Colonel sick was to have contacted the sixth one prior to his departure from the Base. Final word on this sixth pilot will be obtained from Colonel Shick either today or tomorrow. SAPC 6804 Copy -z-of 4 VU0i ANlVM FOR RECORD SUHJECTs Recruiting Trip 25X1A9a .. 00 31 May Office of Security, and the undersigned arrived at Great Falls, Montana for the purpose of recruiting Air Force pilots for use as contract pilots with this Project. Colonel Robert Eck, Bergstrom AF Base, was the SAC representative who met us at Great Falls and was present during the entire recruitment trip. 2. Colonel Shick bad arrived at Malmstremt AF Haee, Great Falls, Montana on the morning of 31 May; and prior to our arrival, he had contacted the Wing Commander, Colonel Murry A. water and Lt. Colonel :Robert Keens Deputy Wing Operations Officer. Colonel Shick had explained that SAC Headquarters had authorized our contacting some of the pilots possessing certain qualificaticne with the purpose of interviewing them as prospective members of a special project. Other than this general statement, Colonels meter and Been were not briefed on our mission. During dune 1, 2, and 3 ten pilots were interviewed and of these ten, nine indicated sufficient interest to request a second interview. These nine pilots were interviewed the second time and all of them either at the conclusion of the second or prior to our departure from Great Falls indicated that they were interested in proceeding to the next step of the hiring processing. 3. From Great Falls the interviewing team proceeded to L rson AF Base, Moses Lake, Washington. A sin, as in the case of Malstram AF Bases, Colonel 5hick preceded and the undersigned to the Air Hess and gave the same limited amount of information to Colonel McKenna, Wing Ccsmssander, and Colonel Some, whose position title was not learned by the undersigned. Seven pilots were given the first interview with six indicating a desire to receive the 25X1A9a Approved For Release 2001/0 Approved For Release 2001/09 , - DP33-02415A000100260107-3 rutting Trip 4. One of the pilots interviewed at Great Falls was a Negro chap who indicated interest in our Project after the second interview. In view of possible cover complications and other considerations in this particular case, the undersigned is desiroue of a decision as to whether or not processing on this one individual should proceed further. 7 be individual himself could be told that we had extencae d our recruitment effort beyond what our actual needs are, and, there- fore, we were forced to withdraw our eonsideratiof of some of the less qualified individuals. However, Colonel Hirwater and Colonel loon are aware of those pilots in whoea we displayed interest and would undoubtedly realize that this particular pilot was the only one in whom we had discontinued interest. 5. An of this date it is anticipated that the first group four or five of these pilots will be sent to the week of 18-22 une. The remainder will follow in groups of four or five in successive weeks. Complete processing with the exception of final suit fittings and altitude amber tests should finished on the group t 13 July. wJCtap Approved For Release 2001/09/05 : CIA-RDP33-02415A000100260107-3”

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“Approved For Release 2009/03/26: CIA-RDP61-00017AO00300090090-5 CD F DM IA r -% 0 44 2 March 1956 1. Staff Meeting - I raised again the question of *massive overtime in the It would appear that the only way this will ever be 25X1 will discuss with 25X1 reduced is by settinga limit. I raised the question if anytbir had been done about putting in people or units for Incentive Awards. Nothing has. At the time we were Preparing for the Christmas party, I understood that recognition of individuals at the party would be sufficient reward for some but Mat it would not be a substitute for more formal Agency recognition of the achievement of others. A general feeling seems to have been generated that Christmas-party recognition was suf- ficient in almost all cases. I suggested that this matter be given further thought and that the Chiefs should be prepared to explain to you why they had not put anybody in for Incentive Awards. I asked the Staff to review the situation again and see whether they had girls qualified to take the 05>7 positions in the Registrar's office. We must fill one position immediately and another in dune and QTR has no Gs4 girls to go into the G5.7 slots then we swat get somebody from elsewhere, a lass desirable way of doing it. 25X1 raised a question of policy, namely, whether Department of Agriculture people going abroad as attaches should be allowed to attend the Departmental Briefing, their situation actually being no different from that of any other I Attaches except that the Department has its own Foreign Service. $? stated that we should not keep them out if they had "a need to know." ITIAL Approved For Release 2009/03/26: CIA-RDP61-00017AO00300090090-5 Approved For Release 2009/03/26: CIA-RDP61-00017AO00300090090-5 25X1 25X1 2' .Barth 1956 (Cont'd) 25X1 Staff Meeting (font' d) t 'a our Area courses, particularly where we were getting speakers from these other agencies. I told him that they probably should be given quotas if they show an interest and that these quotas should be kept low. We do not want to get in a position of having a majority of students from outside pointed out a growing interest by other agencies in taking the Agency, 2, We have a copy of a cable sent by C/FB from ~ 24 February, suggesting that a training activity be used for active recruiting of trainees. 3. Draft of IAC-D?98/2 of 2t February cons the study of the problem of an IAC Glossary and recommends that IAC not undertake publication of a compre- hensive coordinated glossary of intelligence terms. 4. called for DTR. Did not want to speak to Wanted to know when DTR would be back. When he learned that he was not expected back until the middle of April, he said that that would be too late, he was hoping to get him to take another trip - even more, important than the last one, but that it would have to take place before DT1trs return. He then said be would try to call Harry Roaitzke, maybe he could talk him into going. Approved For Release 2009/03/26: CIA-RDP61-00017AO00300090090-5”

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“fllz 2 /`~- r Approved For Release 200 - "Oft2OO2OOO33-1 (,,Em RAT: 1 3 LICENCE AGM Y Geogc?a. r' Division, ORR roject Initiation Neinorandua a Chief, Geographic Research Y-, m. Act Chief, Geography Div.1sion Project Was, See below Dates 1 July 1958 =; uby ct a at No o P NIS Chapters 1K -- Sala aduie for F'! 1960 MIS. NoD and Area Contributions due D1QG Charier to OBI . t e r ~:io 1 683 30M Iraq .*. N-arch 1959 Au, ;ist 1959 . . 0:2 16 13AN Fast Germany April. 199 October 1959 ;v,i685 76 Costa Rica May 1959 No tuber 1959 25X1X7 61?1686 June 1959 Ja;riar, y 1960 6Q0.687 5W Frerh West . frica. August 1959 Fe :.?uary 1960 o ,1688 September 1959 March 1960 w-~o"1b89 25X6A October 1959 Ap :L1 1960 E .o 1.690 50B Nigeria & November 1959 Ju.w 9 :L960 "note: Proje 6O 1,571 has been re -v,sfgrned to NIS No., 25B, Malta, inasm'u h as change in the l6 199 schedule wa.~7 made by the NIS Chapter IX Subcommitteeo Therefore,, NIS 3a` , Iraq, is due one month later than formerly scheduled tnd is given a new project nt!mber in the Schkadule for F! 1960, The schedule or NIS 25C, MaB;a, Is: Contribution due 0G/C November 1958;; Chapter due Ohl, dune 1959. Geographic Research r i Chief, Geograp 1: r t-siou $ JUL 1958 JUL 1958 Approved For Release 2000/06/30 CIA-RDP61-00391R000200200033-1”

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“P' ~! i Sanitized -Approved CIA-RDP62-00328A000100190001-5 EDIC`ID S37 Control. No, 487551 i July 1958 M&NO tA1IDUN FOR: Econoa c Defense Intelligence C iittee l6`fJ FROM : (ainitn FDIC ~, SUBJECT : The Tire Industry in the Sino-Soviet Bloc REFERENCE : FDIC Case No. 291, & CR ;T 1c?he attached intelligence document has been prepared by CIA in r esponeo to the reforoncad ERIC CC o No. 29 initiated by the partment of CoLmercen It is ncr:t ftstribu.' d for review and acceptance by EDIC members. 2e, If no request for consideration of this document in an EDIC meeting is received before the close of bus: ess 25 July 1958 it will be regarded as approved and the ,gage will be oloaedo 25X1A9a Attachment: The Tire Industry in the Sino'Soviet Bloc Distribution: Cat B m (3$ 8, 10) D - (All) E? 1 25X1A9a Deputy Director Coordination) ~'Ltf~G _9Lf as ?s m mu Sanitized - Approved For Release : CIA-RDP62-00328A000100190001-5 Sanitized - Approved For ..- -RDP6240328A000100190001-5 .E.DIOt`''1O 37 Control Nom 48,652 16 duly 1.958 The uS tht other .d otri al country c e in the Sino=8eviet Bloc p rade .4.3 a l l t y as of a r ' . t - L ag r w ., 6 ng fivn. scootr r si:"s` d motorcycle lises up to :taa:rge tir*s ? s~ , for heavy- uck;a., rind ez hn.over3o l x.3 7,3,5 7 ? total Sine-Soviet Bl,.rw, produc' M1i..',on, I C o1 fag al r a t and ;fsot.,,or@,".',pi c f.o ' : 1"Jepj waa Mar.", '''ta an 20 Milli= 'ix?7.a,i:e an inavea; a of 94 percent over 3.95/0 pz oec a ct z o , In f y P '~e of this e n ther e : t fl a sts a deficit of s,_',..'f .3 g3 . ??A ~ F? the 3.3 d c k u a whole n 1,/1' In R,rdor bo overcome this dof i ciend y9 zla:-c plane cap s?or the first t .a Ana and were a .U report- g: '?a : ~~ a s i~,:c~ a` y ccr t ~.` ?v; ~" oral either Chinese plants w nufactm e a f oz of tire :, :achinex The C resin 2ouc cod in April 1956 that "the u~u t i ac:reas o the i bsr of -types of :Oecbber rye, ~' ' ~.'~~.~~~ ~- at and molds for :xto ob cycle;, and ow?t ',hest, never fearing cc l dt ,, so that after two years w ll ll brasica: y be able to p3rodnce an rubber equips ento It ;,ears to be a good &iaas that the tar goal for salf-.s 'fioie y in ~'rt bum r s ipii ie3 wrer optimistic,, a. that China will oontin to depend en irrcpor ` s or the more complex t rp s of machinery arvailable. There is no on to doubt;, that? given the necessary priority., the U331. heavy agt`i?p?wc nt indasury could produce in.odern,y etc= tea tireking a~ nery The cbso Q a cence of r cdels cwr it1y produced and they problem incurred in the dwiLp of ue z odels is attributable largely to the pwasLmably lost this type of mac., ny:~rry ,in he Soviet ec=axz w:ri?4.h ? G 2~ ti~aa.~r ' :bes itz; re search zmad 3'i"os dr tion of or on the o Ricn of it a..a?.t ry and supporting ind wrieew and delays additic :al : sim-s'??z . ? ;s in lose r t ?:w 1~~ e w~w'`L'mrt, '.d3"ald7 gla-ios as long their s 2w . a;,f=?wings do not with pay iority projee t,s or Unduly rope. '421(m) cevo =r -:~ p?og ?es o of ? , se e Iona y.3 The r. ady availability of Western t?i t 2!zbag egtCx,~pient of the latest design . such as is now wtixel~ro, sas., 1a~~~ng 5 ~ipg by US .M . '~S +.l 1< -9:tJ,gt'uOf~: ~:.~:~ ) :~..* f nc~" .s..~_:,a.. ?$mj a,:~2t '~5~. .'.t~ U~~ - ~ ~'taD a number of the tar&%a t tag di f i culties ? n o-"wA er by 5crv-t,:et tire manufac- turing, ..1r dnst:3: ~.es0 There to zzgple p r:~tL'L~ h1't~ for ase'c.?l :'.1g; ,hay G Russian engineers tdi c sa ~~ ,! cow ,c a nGr rwth lacy and ass = sW!sy :des reas d ' oni h I$ st oznd p a w~.'? 2z) p in t o r' n nts in ' ' :,,e~+5enN quantities [`3 ?e F4''+~~Ving Ir. "i~,..$a`3 ,caxw.,erp Soviet tira-?~Zaldrag Indust y c:PAI be 9m :=`-apl,' ;'gel r me ~...)s e^a^' at a M'',f? a$v i3 of Cost I terms of lebzr and, E:_c"nt:':'i ia? .e , lea ving r ,.5aarehf cilitIes wnd f eee to -”

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“?4EMBELamm crida elease 2000/08/26 : CIA-RDP6p0328A000200050048-8 ECONOMIC DEFENSE INTULIGENCT'COMMITTEE Working Group on Propellents and Fuel Additives ,jv PROP iTS SEMINAR 4.1 1 Dune 1956 NonCI:kr Attendance List 4[LEXANDER, Cdr. Clyde Eos Defense 0(LLISON, Mr. John, Defense ARMSTRONG, Mrs. Susan Defensei< WIN, Miss Isabel Ann, ICA' TES Dr. Fred L. Defenee italebilMA oit terbrArferme eVESHERS, MIN Hugh, Commerce BESSIO, Mrp Oscar Defeneee,, BOFFOLA, Mr. Frank, Defense v' BOLLINGER, Mr, Edward Jr.,Battelle \BOWMAN, Mr p Richard m.? ei Dermot"?Ns Mr. Keith G., SPIA BROOKS, Mr, Donald B., Defense le'' SA-WEBTelir-.-Edwin-G,, Defense DAVIS, T. Allan, Commerce (13)/` FERGUSON, Dr. R. E., Commerce \FILBERT, Robert B. Jr., Battelle *NEGOLD?Ilro Edmund Lo, Derens0 GEORGE, Mr p J. Mishell? Commerce XRANT, Mr. John, Defense REEN? Col, Robert W., Defense kIRARPER, Capt. Talbot E. Defense , MlrRltl'Sr-Mrep-WiLlpiam-.J.r4--Btrtttfltso' IVINMAN0 Mr. Ed, Defense 444214444-14r. Irvimgr-BefeyeseV? HOLLAND, Miss Angel, DefenseHCietARB7-Behr-Prirertereffierce/ itrZt17:11atrirerl.?-Dfrfense AIEFFREY, Mr. Earl, Commerce kiEILTY, Mr, John, Defense KELSTON, Mr. Leon, Commerce (13)/ AVENIS0 Mr. Ivan, Defense BELL, Mr. Harry, LEMMONp Mr. Alexis BatteLLe MUSSON, Mr. Fred, Commeive (14). MARTIN, Mr. Charles D., State (13)'? ranTTN7-mr1.--eornI-Derense ,,jectorittermrTritobertiefertmk.-- JESTT, Mr. Herschel, Commerce ilEYER, Mr. Ranieri Commerce MeGILINg444re-lbeeeel-M;tida,' *IcMURRAY, Mrs. Gertrude, SPIA MIKAITIS Mr. Daniel W., Commerce ?, 0 ,stuarti.,...statk ,M Noy m0, 'PIA POMERANTZ, Mr. Philip, Defonsei---OMERO;Mr.l.lowd Hst State ouActeski. 11 '.0E F?4 ME:L. EO, Mrs.Jeannetta, State 'LY, Mr, P. K. Jr., SPIA NERT, Mr. Murray., Commene (14) 000Y, Mrs, Susan, SPIA (14) ,43C1EIM1LM, Mr. William, Defouse VIEMMETT, Mr. 10111am, Defense ALACET, Mr. L. .Malcolm, 10,41 STRATTONTerilerrise SWEENEY, Mt, Wilson, Commerce (13)/e-ViUCKER, Mr. John Epp IVICTOR, Mr. Harry, Defense eldEIRICH, Mr. Leonard, Commerce ._(14) teBettettirlirelteraterebeebe,---vEGHT, Mr. Royce, miltyf SKIEL, Mr. Chester, Defense Approved For Release 2000/08/26 : CIA-RDP62-00328A000200050048-8 - -Approved Nimpelease 2000/08/26 : CIA-RDPV0328A000200050048-8 ? 25X1A9a DIFIDENTIAL ECONOMIC DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE Working- Group on PrOpellents and Fuel Additives PROP &NTS SEMINAR 13 June 1956 CIA A...Wridance List Battelle - Battelle Memorial ;Institute SPIA - Solid Propellent InfOsation Agency GMIC - Guided Missile Intelligence Committee (13) and (14) - Attendance for 13th or 14th June only. COTIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2000/08/26 : CIA-RDP62-00328A000200050048-8 19ved Fzfielease 2000/08/6 ;. CIA-RDP620328A0002000500 ECONOMIC DEFENSE INTELLIGENT' COMMITTEE Working Group on Propellents and Fuel Additives / / ' A/1121 AI/ NTS SEMINAR 4 June 1956 ,Non CIAL Attendance List NDF,R, Cdr. Clyde E., DefenSe 'SON, Mr. John, Defense THONG, Mrs. Susan, Defense D6ALWIN, Miss Isabel Ann, IOlve OATES, Dr. Fred L. Defense efense SARS, Mr. thigh, Commerce IO? Mr. Oscar Defense \BOFFOLA; Mr. Frani% Defense LLINGER, Mr. Edward B. Battelle ARAN, Mr, Richard F., Lattelle -BASWZRe-ree4m-Semmel-M,? Defense TTON, Mr. Keith G., SPIA KS, Mr. Donald B., Defense D'AllSritrrtittwin-Crwe-Detense ikDAVIS, T. Allan, Commerce (13) jeFILBERT, Robert B. res Battelle JOINEGOLD0t. Edmund L., eexenee g:GE, Mr.. J. Mishell? Commerce ' Mt. jiihn? Defense 00hEEN, Col, Robert W., Defense ARPER, Capt. Talbot E., Defense Oi-Batteate INMAN, Mr p Ed, Defense TIrvingrDefenee OLLAND? Miss Angel, Defense 1444ARD7-1110,-44-4.44-tommerose--ense vVEFFREY, Mr. Earl, Commerce ILTY, Mr. John, Defense TON, Mr. Leon, Commerce (13) 52 Mr, Ivan, Defense ,LEBELL, Mr. Harry, Defense ieLEMMON? Mr. Alexis W. Jr., Battelle MAGNUSSON, kr. Fred, Commerce (14)v". NAARTIN, Mr. Charles Do, State (13)' reuse BLETT Herschel, Comore YER, Mr. Rauer;17aliMerce MeekTielirr441.r.-Russe1AL,r,CMICt' cMURRAY, Mrs. Gertrude., SPIA tiLKAITIS? Mr., Daniel 11.4 Commerce 4W,AcilfeA4SWV". TZ.. Mr. Philip, Defense 11)..OMERO;Mr. Leonard H., State urroe-#koeveket re,A, cptr,A . , MADO, Mrs04dannetta? State ATEILYs kr. P. K. Jr., SPIA RENNERT, Mr. Murrays'Commerce ROY, Mrs. Susan, SPIA (14) SCHEIPW1 Kr. William, Defte se *EMMETT, Mr. Wiliam, Defense \ SLAGHT, Mr. L. Malcolm, leAte fEENEY, Mr. Wilsons -Commerce (13) TUCKER, Mr. John E.,Ck 41CTOR, Mr. Harry, Defense WEIRICH? Mr. Leonards.Commarce (14) 1--' Ligraatedirtir-,--Howeeekradeeleo- - WIGHT, Mr. Royce, KIEL, Mr. Chestera Defense M: WT Approved For Release 2000/08/26 : CIA-RDP62-00328A000200050048-8 - Approved F Welease 2000/08/26 : CIA-RDPQ00328A000200050048-8 25X1A9a CONFIDENTIAL ECONOMIC DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE Working Graap on Prapellents and hie' Additives PRO ELLENTS 3EMINAR June 1956 .114adanC cot List Battelle - Battelle Memorial ,Institute &PIA - Solid Propellent Information Agency GMIC Guided Missile Intelligence Committee (13) and (14) - Attendance for 13th ci;l1e4 14th June only, CO/InipENTIAL Approved For Release 2000/08/26 : CIA-RDP62-00328A000200050048-8”

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“Approved For Rele a 1999/09/16 : CIA-RDP62-006 0001001800184' 22 juin 1959 Doct.CO_POM 353.. S COMITE DE COORDINATION COMPTE RENDU DUNE DECLARATION DU DELEGUE DU CANADA SUR UN PROJET PRANCAIS RELATIF A LA VENTE DIURANIUM NATUREL ET DE GRAPHITE NUCL~AIRE A LA POLOGNE Le,22 juin 1959 Pre,sents : Allemagne, Belgique (Luxembourg), Canada, Danemark, Etats-Unis, France, Italie, Japon, Pays-Bas, Royaume-Uni, Turquie, References : Docts. COCOM 3395, 3447, 3448, 3555 at 3573i Se referant au compte rendu de la derniere discussion relative a ce projet (Doct. COCOM 3573), le delegue du Canada declare que les autorites canadiennes ntont autorise aucune exportation diuranium naturel ou de gra- phite nucleaire a destination de la Pologne. SECRET 22nd ,June 1,959 COORDINATING COMMITTEE RECORD OF STATEMENT BY THE CANADIAN DELEGATE ON PROPOSED FRENCH SALE OF TTATURAL URANIUM AND NUCLEAR GRAPHITE TO POLAND 22nd June 195 Present: Belgium(Luxembourg), Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States. References: COCOM Documents 3395, 3447, 3448, 3555 and 3573. Referring to the record of the last discussion on this proposal (COCOM Doc. 3573) the Canadian Delegate stated that his authorities had not granted permission for the export of any natural uranium or nuclear graphite to Poland. Approved For Release 1999/09/16 : CIA-RDP62-00647A000100180018-4 0000M Document 3583B”

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Psiquiatría infanto-juvenil en Venezuela

José Orellana Torrealba

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Psiquiatría infanto-juvenil en Venezuela

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“When the Taliban took control of the Swat Valley in Pakistan, one girl spoke out. Malala Yousafzai refused to be silenced and fought for her right to an education. On Tuesday, October 9, 2012, when she was fifteen, she almost paid the ultimate price. She was shot in the head at point-blank range while riding the bus home from school, and few expected her to survive. Instead, Malala's miraculous recovery has taken her on an extraordinary journey from a remote valley in northern Pakistan to the halls of the United Nations in New York. At sixteen, she has become a global symbol of peaceful protest and the youngest nominee ever for the Nobel Peace Prize. This is the remarkable tale of a family uprooted by global terrorism, of the fight for girls' education, of a father who, himself a school owner, championed and encouraged his daughter to write and attend school, and of brave parents who have a fierce love for their daughter in a society that prizes sons. This story will make you believe in the power of one person's voice to inspire change in the world. -- Publisher's description.”

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I am Malala

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“"J.R.R. Tolkien responded to critics who saw The Lord of the Rings as a reaction to the Second World War. Tolkien and the Great War tells for the first time the full story of how he embarked on the creation of Middle-earth in his youth as the world around him was plunged into catastrophe. This biography reveals the horror and heroism that he experienced as a signals officer in the Battle of the Somme and introduces the circle of friends who spurred his mythology into life. It shows how, after two of these brilliant young men were killed, Tolkien pursued the dream they all shared by launching his epic of good and evil." "This is the first substantially new biography of Tolkien since 1977, meticulously researched and distilled from his personal wartime papers and a multitude of other sources." "John Garth argues that the foundation of tragic experience in the First World War is the key to Middle-earth's enduring power. Tolkien used his mythic imagination not to escape from reality but to reflect and transform the cataclysm of his generation. While his contemporaries surrendered to disillusionment, he kept enchantment alive, reshaping an entire literary tradition into a form that resonates to this day."--BOOK JACKET.”

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Tolkien and the Great War

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“"Jung Chang vividly evokes China's sights, sounds, and smells to create what must be one of the grimmest, yet most perceptive accounts of growing up middle-class in the maelstrom that has swept China since the 1920s." - Back cover.”

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Wild Swans

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“Surprisingly little is known about the personal life of the creator of Middle Earth. This man, who was embarrassed by success, lived most of his life as an Oxford scholar in the surrounds of a cloistered academic community. As a child in South Africa, Tolkien was kidnapped by a native and taken into the bush. As a youngster in the industrial city of Birmingham, England, Tolkien was raised by a Catholic priest. And as a young adult, Tolkien lived through the bloody horror of the trenches of World War I. How these experiences shaped his incredible imagination is just one of the areas that Daniel Grotta tries to uncover. - Back cover.”

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J.R.R. Tolkien

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“Descricao breve indisponivel no momento.”

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Andy Warhol

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“Reader's Digest Endowed Book Fund.”

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Marc Chagall

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“This book describes Primo Levi's experiences in the concentration camp at Auschwitz during the Second World War. Levi, then a 25-year-old chemist, spent 10 months in Auschwitz before the camp was liberated by the Red Army. Of the 650 Italian Jews in his shipment, Levi was one of only twenty who left the camp alive. The average life expectancy of a new entry was three months. This truly amazing story offers a revealing glimpse into the realities of the Holocaust and its effects on our world. - Back cover.”

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Se questo è un uomo

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“Het Achterhuis is de titel van het dagboek van Anne Frank (1929-1945) voor het eerst uitgegeven op 25 juni 1947. Het is genoemd naar het onderduikpand Het Achterhuis op de Prinsengracht en is het verhaal van een ondergedoken jong Joods meisje ten tijde van de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Het is wereldwijd een van de meest gelezen boeken. Sinds 2009 staat Annes dagboek op de Werelderfgoedlijst voor documenten van UNESCO. ---------- Also contained in: [Works of Anne Frank](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL2931445W)”

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Het Achterhuis

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“Descricao breve indisponivel no momento.”

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Financial audit

United States. General Accounting Office

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Financial audit

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