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Summary of DIRNSA msg on level of support possible for military services
Handwritten note on originating COMINT-derived warnings
Naval Security Group discusses problems with communications and reporting facilities
Handwritten draft of DIRNSA msg on service arrangements for collection and reporting
Handwritten summary of DIRNSA msg to AFSS concerning reaction reporting and processing facilities
Funnel reports revert to regular series
SPOON REST radars identified at three sites
DIRNSA msg on requirements for improving collection ability
Summary of collection vessel operations in September 62
Memorandum on courier flights to Homestead AFB, Florida
Amendment of classification level for reports
Activation of Air Force Security Service Emergency Reaction Unit
Temporary transfer of ASA personnel during training for shipborne collection
Summary of ELINT and COMINT collection improvements in September 1962
Soviet cargo vessel Kislovodsk alters course to the North
Soviet cargo vessel Bol'Shevik Sukhanov alters course and is probably enroute back to port
Soviet cargo vessel Urgench alters course and is probably enroute back to port
Handwritten draft of DIRNSA note requesting CRITICOMM communications
Summary of the day's news
Further information on unusually high level of CRAFT pilots active on 18 October
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