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Declassified CIA Family Jewels memo, June 2007 release. OCR transcribed by tesseract.js.
MORI DOCID 1451843
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MORI DocID: 1451843 SECRET 19 September 1978 MEMORANDUM SUBJECT: Dissemination of CIA Paper on Student Dissidents 1. Dissemination to the Cabinet and within the Intelligence Community--The paper discusses both the perspective likelihood of a student unrest, the use of the likelihood that public exposure of the Agency's interest in the problem of student dissidence would result in considerable notoriety, particularly in the university world, and because pursuant to Mr. Rostow's instructions, the author included in his text a study of student radicals in the United States therein according the Agency's charter. We have omitted the paper for dissemination to the members of the President's Cabinet and within the Intelligence Community by eliminating alto- gether the chapter which discusses Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) and by striking from the Prospects section all mention of SDS. 2. Outside the Community but within the Government-- We believe that the basic text should be further edited for the purpose of eliminating even the most casual reference to the domestic scene--lest someone infer from such a oblique reference that the original paper had contained a section on American students. The nineteen country chapters in Part II of Radicalism Youth can be disseminated within the Government, provided that the controls appropriate to their classification are observed. To do this editing and reprinting required would take several days at least. 3. Release to the academic world or to the public-- For the reasons set forth above, we believe that release of the basic text would harm the Agency. The country chapters could not be released without first being rewritten to eliminate all classified information. Once this was done, SECRET 00173 [vision-ocr]
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