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Mr. R. Helms' briefing notes on Soviet defense spending and economic policy. Miscellaneous. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. TOP SECRET. Issue Date: Nov 28, 1967. Date Declassified: May 26, 1994. Unsanitized. Complete. 14 page(s).
as against $4.5 billion--and three times as much for strategic defense--$5.1 billion as against $1.7 billion. (1. I should note that for this particular year--1967--U.S. spending is down temporarily on these two missions. spending on the Polaris and Minuteman programs is ending, and we have not begun to show the major costs of the Poseidon and Sentinel systems or the Minuteman MIRV re-fit.) F. The total U.S. expenditures are larger almost entirely because of the expenditures for general purpose forces and for command and general support--the two categories covering most at the expenditures attributable to the fighting in Vietnam. (CHART, ANNOUNCED vs. EST. TOTAL SOVIET SPENDING, 1950-68) III. On October 10, the Supreme Soviet was informed that the defense budget will be increased by 15 percent in 1968. This is about twice the annual rate of increase for the past two years. -3- TOP SECRET TOP SECRET COPY LBJ LIBRARY
Mr. R. Helms' briefing notes on Soviet defense spending and economic policy. Miscellaneous. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. TOP SECRET. Issue Date: Nov 28, 1967. Date Declassified: May 26, 1994. Unsanitized. Complete. 14 page(s). Reproduced in Declassified Documents Reference System. Farmington Hills, Mich.: Gale, 2008.
Document Number: CK3100063402
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