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Intro -- TRANSFORMING THE SECURITYCLASSIFICATION SYSTEM ANDIMPROVING DECLASSIFICATION -- TRANSFORMING THE SECURITYCLASSIFICATION SYSTEM ANDIMPROVING DECLASSIFICATION -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- Chapter 1 TRANSFORMING THE SECURITYCLASSIFICATION SYSTEM:REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT -- RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TRANSFORMING THE SECURITYCLASSIFICATION SYSTEM -- LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY -- Transforming the Classification System -- Transforming the Declassification System -- Using Technology to Aid Classification and Declassification -- INTRODUCTION -- THE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM -- RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TRANSFORMINGCLASSIFICATION -- THE DECLASSIFICATION SYSTEM -- RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TRANSFORMINGDECLASSIFICATION -- USING TECHNOLOGY TO AID CLASSIFICATION ANDDECLASSIFICATION -- CONCLUSION -- APPENDIX A: PUBLIC INTEREST DECLASSIFICATIONBOARD MEMBER BIOGRAPHIES -- Presidential Appointees -- Congressional Appointees -- APPENDIX B:WITNESSES APPEARING BEFORE THEBOARD -- APPENDIX C: GLOSSARY -- APPENDIX D: BOARD'S AUTHORIZING STATUTE -- End Notes for Executive Summary -- End Notes for Recommendations -- Chapter 2 IMPROVING DECLASSIFICATION:AREPORT TO THE PRESIDENT -- INTRODUCTION -- A Brief Historical Perspective on Declassification Activity in theU.S. Government -- What the Declassification System Generally Looks Like Today -- What the Declassification System Must Look Like Tomorrow -- SUMMARY OF ISSUES AND CORRESPONDINGRECOMMENDATIONS -- DETAILS OF THE 15 ISSUES -- Issue No. 1: Understanding What the Declassification System IsAccomplishing -- Background -- Recommendations -- Issue No. 2: Prioritizing the Declassification Review ofHistorically Significant Information -- Background -- Recommendations -- Issue No. 3: Expediting the Declassification of PresidentialRecords -- Background -- Recommendations

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At head of title: 93d Congress, 2d session. Committee print. ; McCoy, Freedom (supp.), ; Mode of access: Internet.

Security may be classified into 2 areas: information security, & personnel security. The former is based upon the fact that certain levels of information are of such vital importance to weapons development & national security that the information itself must be sharply circumscribed. The latter stems from a recognition that certain marginal personnel are subject to external pressures to reveal information & certain others because of poor judgment may inadvertently reveal secret information through `loose talk'. Most criticism of the security system is predicted on the abuse of individual rights. It is suggested that a more valid criticism is the lack of a defined purpose. The opinion is offered that more is lost to the national security than gained by the rigid classification of information. The development of an anti-submarine device was so delayed in WWII because of the restriction of information that it never made a `kill'. Personnel security has been accompanied by inappropriate adman due to poorly equipped investigators & contradicto y rulings. Extraneous pol'al issues. involving scape-seating & the suspicion of making jobs available by removing incumbents have further confused the security system. The channelizing of public fears & anxiety into discrimination against the `security risk' has resulted in the abridgement of individual econ & civil rights & liberties. Security is a necessity. But only a properly organized security system will afford protection & assure the full utilization of sci'fic personnel. `...the first step in solving these problems should be a thorough re-evaluation of the meaning & purpose of the security program in this country.' AAAPSS.

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