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¹ " New York Times", 23. I. 1970.

⁸ Paul Dickson. Think Tanks. New York, 1971, p. 7.

* " Los Angeles Times", 17. VII. 1972.

* " Broadcasting", 17. VII. 1972, p. 29.

* " Variety", 12. VII. 1972, p. 34.

* Совет по проблемам политики и планирования правитель­
ственной информации провел свое первое заседание 28 апреля
1972 г. под председательством директора Управления по поли­
тике в области телекоммуникации Клея Уайтхеда. Состав совета
подтверждает тезис о тесной связи правительственной политики
в области информации с господствующими военными и частными
корпоративными блоками страны. В состав совета входили: помощ­
ник государственного секретаря по делам администрации, помощ­
ник министра обороны, помощник министра торговли по делам на­
уки и техники, помощник министра транспорта, заместитель дирек­
тора ЦРУ, специальный уполномоченный по делам транспорта и
коммуникаций Администрации общих служб, помощник замести­
теля директора НАСА. Telecommunications Reports 38", N 16,
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⁷ U. S. Bureau of the Census. Statistical Abstracts of the United
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⁸ Nicholas Wade. NBS Loses Branscomb to IBM. — " Science",
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⁹ Donald Stevenson Watson and Mary A. Holman. Concentra­
tion of Patents from Government Financed Research in Industry.—
" Review of Economics and Statistics 49", N 3, VIII. 1967, pp. 375—381.

¹⁰ Dickson. Think Tanks, p. 10.

¹¹ /. E. Goldman. Toward a National Technology Policy. — " Sci­
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¹¹ Harry Howe Ransom. The Intelligence Establishment. Cambrid­ge, 1970, p. 8.

¹⁸ U. S., Congress, Senate, Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights, Committee on the Judiciary. — " Army Surveillance of Ci­vilians: A Documentary Analysis". Washington, 1972, pp. 96—97.

^u U.S., Congress, Senate, Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights, Committee on Judiciary. —" Staff Report", IV. 1972, p. 4.

4 U. S., Congress, House. Hearings before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Government Operations, III. 1972, p. 1285. (Да­лее — The Moorhead Hearings.)

¹⁶ Ransom. The Intelligence Establishment, p. 88.

¹⁷ " Intelligence Costs for Military in '70 Put at $ 2. 9 Billion". —
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¹⁸ Benjamin Welles, Nixon Reported Weighing Revamping of
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" The Moorhead Nearings, p. 1033.

²⁰ Carol M. Barker and Matthew H. Fox. Classified Files: The
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²¹ " Cost Twice as High to Conceal as Reveal". — " Los Angeles
Times", 16. V. 1972.

²² Robert S. Semple. Nixon Vetoes Bill to Fund Public TV. —
" New York Times", I, VII. 1972.

²³ " Действия Никсона позволили его администрации добиться
двух целей: (1) выхолостить общественное телевещание — скром­
ную, но развивающуюся образовательную телесеть и (2) расстроить
направленную на службу общественности деятельность образова­
тельного телевидения". " Politics in Public Broadcasting". — " Los
Angeles Times", 25. X. 1972.

²⁴ Fred Powledge. Public Television: A Question of Survival.
New York, 1972.

²⁶ Bill Greely. Deem СРВ as a White House 0 & 0 Via Loomis and
Other Appointments. - " Variety", 27. IX. 1972; 20. XII. 1972.

²«Alan Wells. Picture — Tube Imperialism? New York, 1972, p. 96.

²⁷ Ibid.

²⁸ U. S., Congress, Senate, hearings before a subcommittee of
the Committee on Appropriations. Washington, 1971, pp. 815—820.

²» John J. O'Connor. U.S.I.A. Propaganda. — " New York Times", I, IV, 1972.

³⁰ John W. Finney. U.S.I.A. Confirms Role in Unattributed
Pamphlets. — " New York Times", 22. III. 1972.

³¹ Bernard Gwertzman. U. S. Radio Abroad Wins Senate Test. —
" New York Times", 8, VI. 1972.

⁸¹ James Aronson. The Press and the Cold War. New York, 1971. ⁸⁸ Bernard Gwertzman. U. S. Radio Abroad Wins Senate Test. — " New York Times", 8, VI. 1972.

⁸⁴ Erik Barnouw. The Image Empire. New York, 1970, pp. 91—92.

⁸⁶ Hillter Krieghbaum. Pressure on the Press. New York, 1972,
p. 210.

^8e Susan Wagner. Publishing on the Potomac: The Selling of the Government. — " Publishers' Weekly", 9. VIII. 1971, p. 28.

⁸⁷ Krieghbaum. Pressures on the Press, p. 210.

⁸⁸ /. William Fulbright. The Pentagon Propaganda Machine.
New York, 1970.

⁸* U. S., Congress, House, Committee on Government Operati­ons. — " Administration of the Freedom of Information Act", report N 92—1419. Washington, 1972, p. 60.

⁴⁰ The Moorhead Hearings, pp. 1007—1008.

⁴¹ Ibid., p. 1056.

⁴² Ibid., pp. 1013-1014, 1047.
⁴⁸ Ibid., p. 3019.

⁴⁴ Ibid., p. 2997.

⁴⁴ Член палаты представителей Lionel Van Deerlin, 17. XII. 1971.

⁴⁴ " Broadcasting", 26. VI. 1972, pp. 43, 46.

⁴⁷ The Moorhead Hearings, p. 3023.

«• Ibid., _p. 3059.

⁴⁹ " GQ Fact Sheet on Committee Secrecy". — " Congressional Quarterly", 12. II. 1972, p. 301; " Committee Secrecy: Still Fact of Life in Congress". — " Congressional Quarterly", 11. XI. 1972, p. 2974.

⁶⁰ U. S. Congress, House, Committee on Government Operations, Freedom of Information Act. Washington, 1968.

5¹ James Reston. Washington: The New " War Profiteers". — " New York Times", 3. V. 1968.

⁶³ The Moorhead Hearings, p. 3061.

⁶⁸ David WUe. The Institution of Lying. — " New York Times", 18. XI. 1971.

⁶⁴ Barker and Fox. Classified Files, p. 60.
■» The Moorhead Hearings, p. 1040.

•• " Government Easing Attitude Towards Private Enterprise In Use of Federal Information", — " Publishers* Weekly", 12. IV. 1971, p. 27.

*⁷ Ibid.

? ⁸ Ibid., p. 28.

S^f The Moorhead Hearings, p. 3129.