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| Issue date: | 12/11/1979 |
| From: | Carr J NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION (ADM) |
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IN RESPONSE REFER 1725 I Street, N.U.
TO F01A-79-371 Washington, DC 20006 (NPDC/AZR/79-3)
Dear Dr. Cochran:
This is in further response to Mr. Anthony Z. Roisman's letter of September 6,1979 in which he requested, pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act, all documents prepared or received in connection with the preparation of NUREG-0459 and with the preparation of the upgraded physical protection regulations in 10 CFR Part 73. is a list of 49 NRC documents of the 650 documents used in preparing NUREG-0459. is a list of 163 open source materials and unclassified Government Agency Reports from the list of 650 documents.
The list of the remainder of the 650 documents is contained in a classified report.
NRC staff is reviewing this report to determine whether any more of the list of documents may be releated to the public. He will further contact you as to the results of this determination.
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y' ENCLOSURE 1 NRC DOCUMENTS 1.
Letter from James A. Powers, Project Director, Special Safeguhrds Study, Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards (NMSS), NRC, to Dr. David Rosenbaum, The MITRE Corporation, McLean, VA, September 5, 1975.
2.
Letter from David M. Rosenbaum, The MITRE Corporation, McLean, VA, to Dr.
James A. Powers, Project Director Special Safeguards Study, NMSS, NRC, September 30, 1975.
3.
Report, "A Report to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Com.ission on A Conceptual Approach to Safeguards." prepared for the Division of Safeguards, NMSS/NRC, by a group of NRC-sponsored consultants, October 31, 1975.
4.
Memorandum from Carl H. Builder, Director. Division of Safeguards, NMSS,-to various unindicated recipients, " Proposed Safeguards Requirements for Mixed Oxide Fuel Cycle," November 24, 1975.
5.
Memorandum from Thomas C Thayer, A/D for Operations and Evaluation, Division of Safeguards, h.'4SS, to Kenneth R. Chapman, Director, NMSS,
" Security Agency Study," November 24, 1975.
6.
Report, " Threat Definition," prepared by the Division of Safeguards, NMSS/NRC, November 1975.
7.
Letter to Honorable J. Bennett Johnston, from Lee V. Gossick, EDO, replying to inquiry relating a number of concerns expressed by a member of Senator Johnston's constituency, December 9,1975.
8.
Draft working paper for the Safeguards Supplement Report GESMO Study, "The Safes 1ards Design Threats," December 1975.
9.
Memorandum from Carl H. Builder, Director, Division of Safeguards, NMSS, to Ronald A. Brightsen, A/D for Licensing, Division of Safeguards, " Adequacy of Current Safeguards," Jareary 19, 1976.
10.
Memorandum from Carl H. Builder, Director, Division of Safeguards, NMSS, to Ronald A. Brightsen, A/D for Licensing, Division of Safeguards, "Evalua-tion Criteria for Site Visits," March 8,1976.
11.
Paper delivered at the AIF Conference on Nuclear Safeguards at Orlando, FL, by Carl H. Builder, Director, Division of Safeguards, NMSS, April 12, 1976.
12.
Draft Chapter 3, " Threat Analysis," to Special Safeguards Study Report to GESMO, April 21, 1976.
13.
Report (draft), " Report of the Overview Study of Existing Safeguards Regulations," by the Program Development Organization, Division of Safeguards, NMSS/NRC, project leader James H. Conran, April 29, 1976.
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Memorandum from Hans B. Schechter, Consultant, to Maurice Eisenstein, A/D for Program Development, NMSS, "Further Remarks on the Mixed Collusion Threat to the M0X Industry," undated (approximately April 1976).
15.
Note from Eugene Perchonok, Chief, Office of Policy Development, Division of Safeguards, NMSS, to Division of Safeguards staff, " Safeguards Objectives,"
June 10, 1976.
16.
Memorandum from Carl H. Builder, Director, Division of Safeguards, NMSS, to John Hockert, Test and Evaluation Branch, Division of Safeguards, "A Reaction to Memo No. 4 on Transportation System Concepts," June 15, 1976.
- 17. Memorandum from Carl H. Builder, Director, Division of Safeguards, NMSE, to (not indicated - cut out), "Long Range Goals for the Safeguards Regulatory Program," July 20, 1976.
18.
Report (Final-Unclassified version), " Joint ERDA-NRC Task Force on Safe-guards," NUREG-0095, ERDA 77-34, July 1976.
19.
Report (Final-Classified version), " Joint ERDA-NRC Task Force on Safe-guards," NUREG-0095, ERDA 77-34, July 1976.
20.
Memorandum from Carl H. Builder, Directcy Division of Safeguards, NMSS, to various Safeguards staff recipients, "On the Role of Material Accounting,"
August 17, 1976.
21.
Interviews conducted by Contingency Planning Branch, Division of Safeguards, NMSS personnel with " Experts Associated with the FBI, DIA, ACDA, OSD, ERDA, NRC, et al." on the question of " Threat," undated (approximately September 1976).
22.
Memorandum from Hal Black, Contingency Planning Branch, Division of Safe-guards, NMSS, to R. G. Page, T. C. Thayer and T. F. Carter, Jr., NMSS,
" Design Basis Threat Model," October 21, 1976.
(C) 23.
Memorandum from Robert B. Minogue, Director, Office of Standards Development (SD), to Ben Huberman, Director, Office of Planning and Evaluation (OPE),
"SECY 76-242C--Physical Protection of Nuclear Power Reactors Against Industrial Sabotage," January 3,1977.
24.
NRC Policy Session Item, SECY-77-28 from Robert B. Minogue, Director, SD, to the NRC Commissioners, " Physical Protection of Nuclear Power Reactors Against Industrial Sabotage," January 19. 1977.
25.
U.S Nuclear Regulatory Commission Memorandum and Order, In the Matter of Licensees Authorized to Possess or Transport Strategic Quantities cf Special Nuclear Materials, January 21, 1977.
26.
Memorandum from Ben C. Rusche, Director, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regula-tion (NRR) and Kenneth R. Chapman, Director, HMSS, to Chairman Rowden, Commissioners Gilinsky and Kennedy, " Design Basis Threat Information/ Response Force Requirements (Sec. 73.55)," February 2,1977.
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Statement of Ralph Jones, SD, at regional meetings for implementation of 10 CFR Part 73.55, " Background and Rationale for Nuclear Power Reactor Sabotage Protection Performance Requirements," March 17, 1977.
- 28. Memorandum from Marcus A. Rowden, Commissioner, to Task Force, " Task Force on Allegations of James H. Conran," April 6,1977.
- 29. Note for Task Force Files from J. Mark Elliott, Member, Task Force on Allegations of James H. Conran," " Meeting with Thomas F. Carter on 4/15/77,"
April 16, 1977.
- 30. Note for Task Force Files from J. Mark Elliott, Member, Task Force on Allegations of James H. Conran, "Telecon with Carl H. Builder on 4/19/77,"
April 21, 1977.
31.
Report, "1977 Comprehensive Evaluation Plan (Fuel Cycle Facilities with SSNM)," prepared by the Test and Evaluation Branch, Division of Safeguards, NMSS/NRC, May 1, 1977.
32.
Remarks prepared for Ralph G. Page, Acting Director, Division of Safeguards, NMSS, " Threat Assessment - An NRC Perspective," delivered to the Conference on Nuclear Terrorism, Arms Control Association Washington, D.C., May 5, 1977.
- 33. Memorandum from Dr. Clifford V. Smith, Jr., D1 rector, NMSS, to Joseph D.
Lafleur, Jr., Deputy Director, Office of International Programs (IP), "NRC Visit of Delegation from Ontario Royal Commission on Electric Power Planning (May 12, 1977)," May 6, 1977.
" Evolution of NRC Policy Concerning Characterization of Threat to the Licensed Nuclear Industry," June 13, 1977.
35.
Memorandum from Manfred von Ehrenfried, Chief, Test and Evaluation Branch, Division of Safeguards, NMSS, to Bud Evans, Chief, Requirements Analysis Branch and Robert Erickson, Manager, Safeguards Upgrade Project, Division of Safeguards, NMSS, " Sabotage," June 16, 1977.
- 36. Memorandum from Dr. Clifford V. Smith, Jr., Director, NMSS, and Robert B.
Minogue,' Director, SD, to the Commissioners, " Amendments to 10 CFR Part 73 to Provide Strengthened Physical Protection Against Radiopharmaceutical Sabotage and Theft of Strategic Special Nuclear Material," SECY 77-283A, June 17, 1977, with Proposed Rule 10. CFR 73, " Physical Protection of Plants and Materials as Attachment."
- 37. Memorandum from Samuel J. Chilk, Secretary, to Lee V. Gossick, EDO, " Staff Guidance on Action Plan on Recommendations of Report of the Task Force on Allegations by James H. Conran," June 30, 1977.
- 38. Memorandum from Marshall E. Sanders, Emergency Coordinator, NRC, to Thomas F. Carter, Chief, Contingency Planning Branch, Division of Safeguards, NMSS, " Initial Planning Guidance - Federal Response to the Consequence of Terrorism," July 13, 1977.
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Information Report from Clifford V. Smith, Jr., to the Commissioners,
" Threat Assessment Study in Response to Secretary Memorandum of June 30, 1977," August 15, 1977.
40.
Report, " Consideration of the Threat and Potential Threat to the U.S.
Nuclear Power industry," undated.
- 41. hemorandum from Ernst Volgenau, Director, Office of Inspection and Enforcement (IE), to Dr. Clifford Smith, Director, NMSS, " Evolution of NRC Policy Concerning Characterization of Threat to the Licensed Nuclear Industry," undated.
42.
Report, " Safeguard Assessment of Non-Power Reactor Facilities," Enclosure A (draft), undated.
43.
Atomic Energy Commission (AEC), letter from David M. Rosenbaum, Task Director, Special Safeguards Study, to John F. O' Leary, Director of Licensing, AEC, undated, "Special Safeguards Study" attached.
44.
Edelhertz, Herbert, et al., "The White Collar Challenge to Nuclear Safe-guards" (Seattle, Wasiiiiigton:
Battelle Human Affairs Research Centers, NUREG-0156, NRC-13, January 1977).
- 45. Memorandum from Sam Chilk, Secretary to the Commission, to Lee V. Gossick, EDO, " Action on Staff Recommendations to Upgrade Safeguards at Existing SSNM Nuclear Fuel Cycle Facilities and Related Transportation Activities,"
December 23, 1976.
- 46. Memorandum from Clifford V. Smith, Jr., Director, NMSS, to Robert Minogue, Director, SD, Ernst Volgenau, Director, IE, Saul Levine, Director, Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research (RES), and Edson G. Case, Director, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation (NRR), " Safeguards Threat Guidance Issued by ERDA," June 17, 1977, with ERDA Threat Guidance as Attachment.
- 47. Letter from Marcus A. Rowden, Chairman, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, to Robert C. Seamans, Jr., Administrator, Energy Research and Development Agency, (ERDA), regarding " Joint ERDA-NRC Task Force on Safeguards,"
January 10, 1977.
- 48. Letter from Kenneth R. Chapman, Director, NMSS/NRC, and Alfred D. Starbird, ERDA, to Lt. General Brent Scowcroft, Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, the White House, with report on the evolution of U.S. Nuclear Safeguards History as attachment, July 30, 1976.
- 49. Miscellaneous NRC staff internal working notes, outlines and data.
(Portions clasified or otherwise potentially exempt from disclosures.)
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i ENCLOSURE 2 Open Source Material and Unclassified Government Agency Reports 1.
Central Intelligency Agency, "Research Study:
International and Trans-portational Terrorism - Diagnosis and Prognosis," PR-76-10030, April 1976.
2.
Central Intelligency Agency, Office of Political Research, " International Terrorism:
Attributes of Terrorist Events (ITERATE)," Date of 539 Trnas-national Terrorist Events from January 1970 to July 1973, by Edward F.
Mickolus, 1976.
3.
Defense Intelligence Agency, "Small Arms Identification and Operation Guide -
Free World," prepared by U.S. Army, Army Material Command, Foreign Service and Technology Center, ST-HB-07-163-74, August 1973.
4.
Defense Intelligence Agency, letter from P.ichard L. Cary, Colonel, USA, Assistant Deputy Director for Counterintelligence and Security, to Lee V.
Gossick,ED0/NRC,
Subject:
Analysis of the Threat Posed by Terrorist to the Nuclear Power Industry,10 December 1975.
(C)(N0FORN).
5.
General Services Administration, Code of Federal Regulations, Title 10 Energy, Parts 0 to 199, revised as of January 1,1977.
6.
National Advisory Committee on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals,
" Disorders and Terrorism," (Washington, D.C., 1976).
7.
National Bureau of Standards and Energy Research and Development Administra-tion, " Societal Risk Approach to Safeguards Design and Evaluation," by Carl A.
Bennett, William Murphey and Theodore S. Sherr, June 197d5.
9.
National Bureau of Standards, " Psychological Deterrents to Nuclear Theft:
A Preliminary Literature Review and Bibliography," by Patrick G. McGuire, NBSIR-76-1007, March 1976.
9.
National Bureau of Standards, "The Role of Behavioral Science in Physical Security," Proceedings of the First Annual Symposium, April 29-30, 1976, sponsored by the National Bureau of Standards and the Defense Nuclear Agency.
10.
U.S. Air Force, Air Force Office of Special Investigations, "Out-Inventing the Terrorist," by Charles A. Russell, Leon J. Banker, Jr., and Bowman H.
Miller, May 17, 1977.
11.
U.S. Comptroller General, " Improvements Needed In the Program for the Protection of Special Nuclear Material," prepared by General Accounting Office, November 7, 1973.
12.
U.S. Comptroller General, " Protecting Special Nuclear Material in Transit:
Improvements Made and Existing Problems," General Accounting Office, April 12, 1974.
13.
U.S. Comptroller General, " Computer Related Crimes in Federa'l P,rograms,"
General Accounting Office, April 27, 1976.
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U.S. Comptroller General, "An Unclassified Digest of A Classified Report Entitled ' Commercial Nuclear Fuel Facilities Need Better Security',"
General Accounting Office, May 2,1977.
15.
U.S. Congress, Atomic Energy Legislation through 94th Congress, Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, March 1977 (includes Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, and Energy Reorganization Act of 1974).
16.
U.S. Congress, " Nuclear Proliferation and Safeguards," Office of Technology Assessment, Praeger Publishers, New York,1977.
17.
U.S. Department of Defense, letter from Joseph J. Liebling, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, to William A. Anders, Chairman, USNRC,15 December 1975 with attachment " Evaluation of NRC Proposal to Employ D0D Personnel in a Reaction Force Role."
(C) 18.
U.S. Department of Justice, letter from Clarence M. Kelly, Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation, to Lee V. Gossick, ED0/NRC, December 3, 1975.
19.
U.S. Department of State, State Department Conference on Terrorism, (Department of State External Research Study, XR/RNAS-21, December 29, 1972).
20.
U.S. Department of State, remarks presented by Robert A. Fearey, Special Assistant to the Secretary of State and Coordinator for Combatting Terrorism, to the Los Angeles World Affairs Council and World Affairs Council of Orange County, " International Terrorism," February 19, 1976.
21.
U.S. Department of State, " International Terrorism," Department of State Bulletin, V. LXXIV, No.1918, by Robert A. Feary, March 1976.
22.
U.S. House of Representatives, " Problems in the Accounting for and Safeguards of Special Nuclear Material," Hearings before the Subcommittee on Energy and Environment of the Committee on Small Business, 94th Congress, 2d Session, April 26; May 7 and 20,1976.
23.
U.S. Library of Congress, Congressional Research Service, Major Issues System, " Nuclear Weapons Proliferation:
Legislation for Policy and Other Measures," by Warren H. Donnelly and Donna S. Kramer, Issue Brief Number IB77011, date originated February 23, 1977, date updated September 1, 1977.
24.
U.S. Senate, "Terroristic Activity:
Testimony of Dr. Frederick C. Schwarz,"
Hearings before the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and other Internal Security Laws, Committee on the Judiciary, 93rd Congress, 2nd Session, Part 3, July 5,1974.
25.
U.S. Senate, "Terroristic Activity:
Inside the Weatherman Movement,"
Hearings before the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and other Internal Security Laws, Committee on the Judiciary, 93rd Congress, 2d. Session, Part 2, October 18, 1974.
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U.S. Senate, " State Department Bombing by the Weatherman Underground,"
Hearings before the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and other Internal Security Laws, Committee on the Judiciary, 94th Congress,1st Session, January 31, 1975.
27.
U.S. Senate, "Terroristic Activity:
The Weather Underground," Report of the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and other Internal Security Laws, Committee on the Judiciary, 94th Congress,1st Session, January 1975.
28.
U.S. Senate, "Trotskyite Terrorist International," Hearings before the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and other Internal Security Laws, Committee on the Judiciary, 94th Congress, 1st Session, July 24, 1975.
29.
U.S. Senate, "Terroristic Activity:
The Cuban Connection in Puerto Rico; Castro's Hand in Puerto Rican and U.S. Terrorism," Hearings before the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and other Internal Security Laws, Committee on the Judiciary, 94th Congress, 1st Session, Part 6, July 30,1975.
30.
U.S. Senate, " Organized Subvers' ion in the U.S. Armed Forces," Hearings before the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and other Internal Security Laws, Committee on the Judiciary, 94th Congress, 1st Session, September 25, 1975.
31.
U.S. Senate, "Terroristic Activity:
Terrorist Bombings and Law Enforcement Intelligence," Hearings before the Subcommittee to Investigate the Admini-stration of the Internal Security Act and other Internal Security Laws, Committee on the Judiciary, 94th Congress,1st Session, Part 7, October 23, 1975.
32.
U.S. Senate, "Terroristic. Activity:
Terrorism in the Miami Area," Hearings before the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of tM Internal Security Act and other Internal Security Laws, Committee on the sudiciary, 94th Congress, 2d Session, Part 8, May 6,1976.
33.
U.S. Senate, "Terroristic Activity:
Interlocks Between Communism and Terrorism," Hearings before the Subcommittee to Investigate the Admini-stration' of the Internal Security Act and other Internal Security Laws, Committee on the Judiciary, 94th. Congress, 2d Session, Part 9, May 7,1976.
34.
U.S. Senate, " Revolutionary Activities.tithin the United States: The American Indian Movement," Report on the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and other Internal Security Laws, Committee on the Judiciary, 94th Congress, 2d Session, September 1976.
- 35. Amercian Security Council, Washington, D.C., WR.76-5, May 1976, "If Terrorism Goes Nuclear..." Washington Report.
- 36. The BDM Corporation, BDM/W-75-247-TR, December 2, 1975, " Analysis of Group.
Size" (Vienna, Virginia).
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The BDM Corporation, McLean Virginia, for the flational Advisory Committee Task Force on Disorder and Terrorism, May 25, 1976.
" Terrorism and New Technologies of Destruction: An Overview of the Potential Risk."
38.
Bell, J. B., Transnational Terror (Washington, American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 1975).
39.
Bellino, Carmine, "The Diversion Threat During Transportation of Special Nuclear Materials" (Wright, Long & Co.,1969).
40.
Beres, Louis Rene, " Terrorism and the Nuclear Threat in the Middle East,"
Current History, V. 70, p. 27-29, January 1976.
41.
Beres, Louis R., "The Nuclear Threat of Terrorism" paper presented to the Annual Meeting of the North American Peace Science Conference, Cambridge, Mass., November 1975, reprinted as FAR Document 23645-N.
42.
Billington, George R., " Nuclear Terrorism," AD-B003738L, Air War College, Maxwell AFB, Alabama, Professional Study, Report No. 5532, April 1975.
43.
Bishop, Dennis M., et al, " Clandestine Enrichment of Low-Enriched Uranium by Sub-National Groups: A Perspective," Journal of the Institute of Nuclear Materials Manacement, Vol. VI, No.1 (Spring 1977).
44.
Bite, Vita, " International Terrorism," Issue Brief Number 1B74042 (Washington, D.C., Library of Congress, CRS, October 31,1975).
45.
Blair, Bruce, "A Proposal for Analyzing the Terrorist Threat to U.S.
Nuclear Programs" (New Haven, Connecticut:
Yale University, Department of Administrative Science, unpublished manuscript,1976).
46.
Brennan, C. D., et al., "The Threat to Licensed Nuclear Facilities" (McLean, Virginia:
MITRE Corporation, MTR-7022, September 1975).
47.
Brown, Thomas A., et_ al., " Quantifying Uncertainty Into Numerical Probabili-ties for the Reporting of Intelligence," A report prepared for Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency by The Rand Corporation, Santa Monica, California, July 1976.
48.
Burton, ' Anthony M., Urban Terrorism:
Theory, Practice and Response (London, L. Cooper Ltd., 1975).
49.
Bushkin, Arthur A.,
"A Framework for Computer Security," Defense Communica-tions Agency (document produced by System Development Corp., McLean, Virginia, June 1975).
50.
CACI-Federal, "An Approach to lessen the Possibility that a Terrorist Group might Seize a U.S. Nuclear Weapon in Western Europe," A Concept Paper (Arlington, Virginia, December 17,1975).
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CACI-Federal, " Dramatic Violent Attacks on Public Order," A Concept Paper (Arlington, Virginia, November 11,1975).
52.
Chamber of Commerce of the United States, Deskbook on Oroanized Crime (1972).
53.
Chamber of Commerce of the United States, White Collar Crime:
Everyone 's Problem, Everyone's Loss (1974).
54.
Clarity, James F., " Terrorists' Techniques Improve, and So Do Efforts to Block Them," New York Times, July 23, 1976.
55.
Cohen, Bernard L.,
"How Great is the Terrorist Threat?" Nuclear Engineering International, February 1977.
56.
Conant, Ralph W., " Rioting, Insurrection and Civil Disobedience," American Scholar 37, p. 420-433, Summer 1968.
s 57.
Cosier, L. A. (ed.), " Collective Violence and Civil Conflict," Journal of Social Issues, 28, No. 1, p. 1-212, 1972.
58.
Cressey, Donald R.,
Criminal Organization:
Its Elementary Forms (London, Heinemann Educational, 1972).
59.. Dobson, C., Black September:
Its Short, Violent History (New York, Macmillan Publishing Co., Inc., 1974).
60.. Dobson, Christopher, et_ al., The Carlos Complex (New York, NY:
G. P.
Putnam & Sons, 1977).
61.
Flood, Michael, " Nuclear Sabotage," Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, V.
32, p. 29-36, October 1976.
62.
Ford, William F. and Moore, John H., " Additional Evidence on Social Characteristics of Riot Cities," Social Science Quarterly, 51, p. 339-348, September 1970.
63.
Frank, Forrest R., " Nuclear Terrorism and the Escalation of International Conflict," Naval War College Review, V. 29, p.12-27, Fall 1976.
64.
Grathwohl', Larry, Bringing Down America (New Rochelle, N.Y.:
Arlington House Publishers, 1976).
65.
Guevara~, Ernesto Che, On Guerrilla Warfare (Praeger, New York,1961).
- 66. Gurr, Ted R., " Characteristics of Contemporary Terrorism" in Michael Stohl, ed. The Politics of Terror:
A Reader in Theory and Practice (New York:
Marcel Dekker, 1977).
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- 67. Guttman, H.E., " Probability of an In-House Malevolent Psychotic" (Albuquerque, NM: Sandia Laboratories, SC-TM-68-681, November 1968).
68.
Hacker, Frederick J.,
Crusaders, Criminals, Crazies, Terror and Terrorism in Our Time (New York, NY:
W. W. Norton & Co., Inc., 1976).
69.
Hardin, Garrett, "The Fallibility Factor," Skeptic, No.14 (July-August
'. 9 76 ).
70.
Historical Evaluation and Research Organization (HER0), Dunn Loring, Virginia, August 1974, "The Terrorist and Sabotage Threat to United States Nuclear Programs," Phase One Final Report (prepared for Sandia Laboratories, Albuquerque,NM).
71.
Hoffer, Eric, The True Believer:
Thouchts on the Nature of Mass Movements (Harper & Brothers, New York,1951).
72.
Homer, Frederick D., Guns and Garlic: Myths and Realities of Organized Crime (West Lafayette, Indiana, Purdue University Studies,1974).
73.
- Howe, I., "The Ultimate Price of Random Terror," Skeptic, No.11 (January-February 1976).
74.
Hubbard, D., " Extortion Threats - The. Possibility of Analysis," Assets Protection, V.1, No. 2 (Summer 1975).
75.
Ianni, Francis A.
J., ed. The Crime Society:
Organized Crime and Corruption in America (New York, New American Library,1976).
76.
Institute for the Study of Conflict, " Terrorism Can Be Stopped," Skeptic, No.11 (January-February 1976).
77.
International Association of Chiefs of Police, " Clandestine Tactics and Technology," published by the Technical Research Unit, Gaithersburg, Maryla nd, 1976.
78.
International Association of Chiefs of Police, "Minimanual of the Irish Guerrilla," published by the Technical Research Unit, Gaithersburg, Ma ryla nd, 1976.
79.
International Association of Chiefs of Police, " Threat Analysis Methodologies,"
published by the Technical Research Unit, Gaithersburg, Maryland,1976.
80.
International Atomic Energy Agency, "The Physical Protection of Nuclear Material" (Austria, INFCIRC/225, February 1976).
- 81. Jenkins, Brian M.,
"An Approach to the Study of Potential Threats to Nuclear Programs," A Working Note prepared for Sandia Laboratories by The RAND Corporation, Santa Monica, California, WN-936-1-SL, April 1976.
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C2. Jenkins, Brian M., "An Urban Strategy for Guerrilla and Governments" (Santa Monica, California:
The RAND Corporation, P-4670/1, August 1972).
- 83. Jenkins, Brian M.,
"High Technology Terrorism and Surrogate War:
The' Impact of New Technology on Low-Level Violence" (Santa Monica, California:
The RAND Corporation, P-5339, January 1975).
- 84. Jenkins, Brian M., et al., " Interim Report on the Attributes of Potential Adversaries to U.S. TTu'cTear Programs," A Working Note prepared for Sandia Laboratories by the RAND Corporation, Santa Monica, California, August 1976.
- 85. Jenkins, Brian M.,
" International Terrorism:
A Chronology, 1968-1974," A report prepared for the Department of State and Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency by The RAND Corporation, Santa Monica, California, R-1597 -
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- 86. Jenkins, Brian M., " International Terrorism:
A New Kind of Warfare" (Santa Monica, California:
The RAND Corporation, P-5261, June 1974).
- 87. Jenkins,' Brian M., International Terrorism: A New Mode of Conflict (Los.
Angeles:
Crescent Publications, Research Paper No. 48, 1975)..
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- 88. Jenkins, Brian M., " Soldiers Versus Gunmen: The Challenge of Urban Guerrilla' Warfare" (Santa Monica, California:
The RAND Corporation, P-5182, March 1974).
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- 89. Jenkins, Brian M., " Terrorism and Kidnapping" (Santa Monica, California:
7 ~T' 3 The RAND Corporation, P-5255, June 1974).
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90.
Jenkins, Brian M., " Terrorism and the Nuclear Safeguards Issue" (Santaf i'T.J,jf...
Monica, California:
The RAND Corporation, P-5611, March 1976). '^ ~ %. - m
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- 91. Jenkins, Brian M., " Terrorism Works -- Sometimes" (Santa Monica, California:
The RAND Corporation, P-5217, April 1974).
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- 92. Jenkins, Brian M., "The Potential for Nuclear Terrorism," text of speech given May 8,1977, at the Conference on Nuclear Arms Proliferation and Nuclear Terrorism at the Arms Control Association, Washington, D.C.
- 93. Jenkins, Brian M., "Will. Terrorists Go Nuclear?" testimony by Brian Jenkins before the California Seminar on Arms Control and Foreign Policy, November 19, 1975.
- 94. Johnpoll, B. K., " Perspectives on Political Terrorism in the United States,"
in Alexander, Yonah, Ed. International Terrorism:
National, Recional and Perspectives (New York, Praeger Publishers,1976).
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- 95. Johnson, Chalmers, report entitled " Perspectives on Terrorism," which synopsizes papers presented at March 25-26, 1976 Department of State sponsored Terrorism Conference, undated.
96.
Johnson, Janera, Hear Industry:
et al, Sophisticated Crimes as Analogs to Potential Threats to the Nu A Preliminary Assessment" (Santa Monica, California:
The RAND Corporation, Working Notes for Sandia Labortories, March 1976).
97.
E. R. Johnston, Associates, Inc., Vienna, Virginia, July 21, 1975, "An Upper Estimate of Safeguards for Handling Plutonium" (report prepared for Atomic Industrial Forum, New York, NY).
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