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9 July 1971

"In response to the Director's question Carver reported that none of
[REDACTED]
contained in the secret Pentagon papers has yet appeared
in the New York Times. He added, however, that the Soviet Embassy has
a complete copy of the forty-seven volumes
[REDACTED]

16 July 1971

"Carver reported that the book which General Lansdale has been
writing for a year and a half is now in the hands of the publisher, with some
publishers changes being made in light of revelations resulting from the publica-
tion of the secret Pentagon papers. In response to the DD/P's question
Carver said that he might be able to arrange for us to read the text."
(DDCI in the chair)

"Tweedy noted that at White House request a PFIAB committee com-
posed of Franklin Lincoln, Dr. William Baker, and Frank Pace will under-
take a damage assessment of the publication of the secret Pentagon papers.
He added that the committee will want to hear from us and spoke of plans
for Houston and Carver to undertake this task."

20 July 1971

"Tweedy reported on a telephone call from Andy Marshall and said
that Marshall and Rand President Henry Rowen are brooding about the
security problem in Rand. Marshall expressed a desire to talk with one
of our senior security officers when he next visits Washington in order to
get a feel for security practices in general. Executive Director advised
against our getting out front in terms of advising a major DOD contractor
on security. The Director approved and requested that re respond to Mr.
Marshall's request in low key and that the meeting be held in this building."

22 July 1971 (the day Howard Hunt came to see General Cushman)

"Carver highlighted his session yesterday with NSC staffer David
Young, who is assisting John Ehrlichman in reviewing the secret Pentagon
papers."

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