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Kissinger transcripts ruled wrongfully removed under FOI
A federal judge held that Henry Kissinger's notes of State Department conversations were not personal and must be returned to the State Department. The ruling states the records, created in official duties, belong to the United States and should be accessible under the Freedom of Information Act. The case was brought by the Reporters Committee for a Free Press and others seeking access to the transcripts.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Kissinger
State Department
Library of Congress
John Lewis Smith
Secretary of State
United States
Kissinger
Smith
Reporters Committee For A Free Press
David Ginsburg
Jack Landau
Reporters Committee