Work request, 3 July 1967, with 3 annexes attached, including introduction to 1958 Rhyming Dictionary, Confidential, excised copy

Doc ID: 6571846 RECORDS DISPOSITION Destroy when of no further value as a permanent ref. PL 86-36/50 USC 3605 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION (IF ANY) C4 WORK REQUEST SPON DR: P2203 SHORT TITLE (max 8 pos): TECH JOB/COVERNAME (max 15 pos): RHYM DICT 1958 CCP: 55 NCP: PROB. CAT. CODE: ACU JOB NO.: INITIATING SPONSOR: [Signature] PHONE: 5969s DATE: 3 July 67 SPONSOR AUTHORIZATION: [Signature] PHONE: P2203 5969s PRIORITY: 2-R SUMMARY OF JOB (max 120 pos) To prepare three (3) separate sets of 16mm microfilm, in duplicate, of the pre-1959 Rhyming Dictionary C41 BR.: C543 ASSIGNED TO: J. Maguire. MACHINE(S) USED (primary): 23 (other): 56, 75 EST. COMP.: PROCEDURE [X] AN D/OR [X] PROGRAM [X] PROG. ORG.: PROGRAMMER: REQ PROG. DATE: 1 Sep 67 PROG. LANGUAGE: GFO/COBOL COMPLETED: C4 AUTHORIZATION: PHONE: 4246 DATE: REVIEWED (Initial): REGISTERED: PURPOSE To obtain three (3) separate series of 16mm microfilm, by means of the SC-4020 recorder, of forward, reverse, and supplemental reverse sorts of all records available on names submitted by P222 for the old Rhyming Dictionary prior to 1 January 1959; see D/F, P222 (CREP-2) to C543 (MRO-1), 14 January 1960, Subj: Disposition of Records in MPRO for Job No. 4404J (Rhyming Dictionary). 16mm film of the forward alphabetical sort will replace the current version which exists in an unsatisfactory format on 9 reels of 35mm film. Film of the reverse and supplemental reverse sorts will replace current versions of hard-copy machine runs in 29 volumes and 3 supplementary volumes, respectively. DESCRIPTION A. The Master File data tapes to be used as input are identified on the attached list (Annex A):

1. Format of input tapes is as follows:

Blocking Factor 12 Rec/Blk Density 200 BPI Code BCD

B. Processing required to reconstitute data in proper sequence prior to filming:

1. PART I, FORWARD ALPHABETICAL SORT

Select all records containing data in the Surname Only field (cols. 8-17).* Sort data in forward alpha sequence on the Surname Only field (positions 8-17). This data, approximately 1,300,000 records, will be filmed according to instructions in paragraph C below.

2. PART II, REVERSE ALPHABETICAL SORT

Data contained on tapes 3 of 23 through 23 of 23, transaction 999R, is presently in reverse alpha sequence. Processing of this data will begin with the record following the last record containing "ZZ ZZ" in positions 47, 48 and 50, 51 of tape 3 of 23, and will include all subsequent records containing data in the Complete Name field. Filming of this data will be in accordance with paragraph C below.

• Data on tape #24 appears in Surname Only field, extending at times beyond col. 17; no data appears in Complete Name field (cols. 18 to 48) on this tape.

[SPECIAL HANDLING REQUIRED] [NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS] The information contained in this document will not be disclosed to foreign nationals or their representatives without the approval of the DIRECTOR, VIA COGNIZANT CHANNELS. ONLY N/ Approval FORM MAY 63 REV AUG 65 which will be used until depleted SECURITY CLASSIFICATION (if any) [CONFIDENTIAL]

Doc ID: 6571846 [CONFIDENTIAL] (SECURITY CLASSIFICATION IF ANY) OPERATIONAL FLOW ORGANIZATION SUBMITTING DATA P2203 ORGANIZATION RECEIVING PRODUCT P2203 INPUT VOLUME/FREQUENCY 1,300,000 Records/one-time DATA DESCRIPTION 85 Position Records EQUIPMENT TYPE IBM 7010 PROCESS TIME 2.0 hrs. FUNCTION Select records for forward sort. INPUT VOLUME/FREQUENCY 1,300,000 Records/one-time DATA DESCRIPTION 85 Position Records EQUIPMENT TYPE IBM 360/50 PROCESS TIME 3.0 hrs. FUNCTION Sort INPUT VOLUME/FREQUENCY 150,000 Records/one-time DATA DESCRIPTION 85 Position Records. EQUIPMENT TYPE IBM 7010 PROCESS TIME .4 hrs. FUNCTION Select records for supplement. INPUT VOLUME/FREQUENCY 150,000 Records/one-time DATA DESCRIPTION 85 Position Records EQUIPMENT TYPE IBM 360/50 PROCESS TIME .5 hrs. FUNCTION Sort INPUT VOLUME/FREQUENCY 2,750,000 Records/one-time DATA DESCRIPTION 85 Position (input) 104 position output EQUIPMENT TYPE IBM 360/50 PROCESS TIME 5.0 hrs. FUNCTION Reformat, Forward, Reverse, Supplement for SC4020 INPUT VOLUME/FREQUENCY 2,750,000 Records/one-time DATA DESCRIPTION 104 position formated records EQUIPMENT TYPE SC4020 PROCESS TIME 10.0 hrs. FUNCTION Load into 16mm film INPUT VOLUME/FREQUENCY DATA DESCRIPTION EQUIPMENT TYPE PROCESS TIME FUNCTION DESCRIPTION (continued) NO. AND NAME(S) OF PRODUCT(S) Three (3) sets of 16mm film. FORWARD, REVERSE, AND SUPPLEMENT. FORM H3173 REV SEP 65 (Supersedes H3173 REV AUG 65 which will be used until depleted) SECURITY CLASSIFICATION (if any) [CONFIDENTIAL]

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3. PART III, SUPPLEMENTAL REVERSE ALPHABETICAL SORT

Merge data on tapes 1 of 23, 2 of 23, and the first part of 3 of 23 (up to and including the last record containing "ZZ ZZ" in cols. 47, 48 and 50, 51), and sort data on the Complete Name field (cols. 18-48) in reverse alpha sequence. Data will be filmed in accordance with paragraph C below.

C. Guidance for preparation of film for above sorts:

1. The first six frames of film on each reel of each of the three sorts, i.e., forward, reverse, and supplemental reverse, will contain the same introduction. The first page of the introduction will vary only to identify the title of Parts I, II, and III. A copy of the introduction is appended as Annex C. The six-frame introduction will be followed by one blank frame, then will follow 1000 frames of formated data. This arrangement, plus the two-foot leader and two-foot trailer requested on each reel, will total 1007 frames on approximately 100 feet of film.

2. Data format for lines 4 through 61 of each film frame of Parts I, II, and III, which will follow the blank frame after the introduction:

* Input data for tape #24 will be positions 8-27, with no data after position 27, and will occur only in Part I, Forward Alpha Sort.

3. Format for lines 62 and 63 of each data frame after the introduction:

4. All frames containing formated data following the introduction will have the following layout in common:

A sample of a frame with name data, incorporating horizontal and vertical format, is attached as Annex B.

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5. The six-frame introduction, which has already been keypunched, will have its separate number sequence of roman numerals, I to VI; these frames will appear at the beginning of each reel. Frames containing the formated name fields in each part will bear changing identification information on lines 62 and 63, as shown in paragraphs C3 and C4 above. Line 62 (right) and Line 63 (right) will indicate PART I/FORWARD, 1958; or, PART II/REVERSE, 1958; or PART III/SUPPL. REVERSE, 1958; each of these legends will remain unchanged throughout the reels that constitute that part. Line 62 (right) will show the reel number; it will begin with REEL 1 for each part, and remain REEL 1 for 1800 frames, advancing one number higher until the last reel of that part. Line 63 (right) will indicate the number of the formated frame on each reel, beginning with frame 1 on each reel and continuing through frame 1800. Thus, no frame number will be higher than 1800 for any one reel. Zero suppression will be used before the reel and frame numbers.

6. The frames will be oriented and centered across the width of the film so that images will appear upright on the screen of the 3M Filmac "400" reader-printer (cartridge model) without the need to rotate the lens turret.

7. The expander control on the SC-4020 will be used so that the image will appear slightly enlarged on the reader-printer screen, without the loss of image information.

8. A printout of approximately 50 pages will be made from the first tape in each of the three series before it is used to produce the SC-4020 film. Upon verification in P2203 of the sample output, positive microfilm of each series will be prepared in duplicate, according to instructions. However, reels 1 and 2 of each series, after processing, will be sent to P2203 for examination before proceeding toward completion.

9. Each reel will include two feet of blank film as a leader and two feet of blank film as a trailer before being sent to 124 for insertion into 3M Filmac "400" cartridges. Only one set of each of the three series of microfilm will be cartridged; the duplicate set will remain on reels to be forwarded by P222 for storage at the Naval Supply Depot, Crane, Indiana.

D. Disposition of tapes

1. The input tapes, i.e., the master file tapes, are to be retained permanently and external labels will be changed to include new job number and new code. The Description will read "1958 Data". It is requested that NSA Form M6470, May 67, "Computer Magnetic Tape File Record," be used to describe these tapes, and a copy of the completed record supplied to P2203.

2. The processing tapes are to be held, and can be released after the 16mm microfilm output from the SC-4020 is reviewed in P2203 and determined to be acceptable.

E. Format Program Specifications

1. Input Data

a. Control card

Position Date 1-8 Part Number 10-29 Part Title 30-31 Starting Reel Number

b. Introduction tape

(Six frames of data and one blank frame required for each microfilm reel)

Record Length = 103 positions Blocking = single records

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See paragraph A.1.

2. Output data

Record Length = 104 positions (including RM) Blocking = 9 records/block

3. SC-4020 Control Characters (on input tape record)

• The combination of a RM followed by an IRG will cause a double line feed, since both controls are acted upon. For this reason the RM following the last record of a block and preceding the IRG must be replaced by a blank on the output magnetic tape.

4. Introduction Pages

The initial seven (7) frames on each output tape will be contained on a separate input tape labeled TAB1. The function of the program in this regard will be to read these records and to output them without change, except for blocking, as the initial portion of every output tape. A separate tape drive should be reserved for this tape to allow for repetitive use of this data. All control characters necessary for SC-4020 processing of the first six (6) frames will be provided for on the TAB1 tape.

5. Master File Data

Formatting of master file data on the output tape will be in accordance with paragraphs C2, C3, and C4. Information to be entered on lines 62 and 63 of each frame in the part number, initial reel number, and part title will be supplied on the control card. The frame number will begin with 1 and will be incremented by 1, using zero suppression, for each frame up to 1000 frames. At this point an end of file should be written on the output tape. The next output tape will contain the same introductory information, part number, and title. The reel number will be incremented by 1 (zero suppression) and the frame number will again begin with 1.

Incls:

ANNEX A, Check List of Input (Master) Tapes (1 page) ANNEX B, Sample of Formated Data for Filming (1 page) ANNEX C, Introduction to Rhyming Dictionary, 1958 (6 pages)

DISTRIBUTION:

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LIST OF INPUT (MASTER) TAPES

Description of Complete Name Field (Reversed)

• Estimated count.

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FRAN GERM ITAL CANA GRBR FRAN HUNG NORW

USSR GRBR SWIT ISRA SWIT USSR USA GRBR

NORW FINL NORW NORW NORW NETH BELG NETH

FRAN GERM ITAL CANA GRBR FRAN HUNG NORW

USSR GRBR SWIT ISRA SWIT USSR USA GRBR

NORW FINL NORW NORW NORW NETH BELG NETH

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RHYMING DICTIONARY

INTRODUCTION

THE RHYMING DICTIONARY, DATED 31 DECEMBER 1958; IS THE FINAL MACHINE LISTING OF NAMES (APPROXIMATELY 1,687,000) WHICH HAVE BEEN INCORPORATED INTO THE 3 X 5 NON-SOVIET FILES OF PERSONALITIES SINCE THE FILES WERE ORIGINALLY STARTED ABOUT 1945. HOWEVER, NAMES OF SOVIET PERSONALITIES, WHICH WERE INCORPORATED INTO THE 3 X 5 SOVIET BIOGRAPHIC FILE PRIOR TO 1950, HAVE ALSO BEEN INCLUDED. THE DICTIONARY, WHICH SERVES AS A MASTER INDEX OF NAMES, INDICATES THE COUNTRY FILE IN WHICH INFORMATION ON A NAME MAY BE LOCATED. SINCE ABOUT 1954 ONLY SURNAMES, RATHER THAN COMPLETE NAMES, NEW TO THE FILES WERE SENT TO CS FOR INCLUSION IN THE DICTIONARY.

THE COLUMNAR ARRANGEMENT OF INFORMATION INCLUDED IN THE RHYMING DICTIONARY IS AS FOLLOWS:

COLUMN 1 -- FOUR-LETTER ABBREVIATION FOR THE COUNTRY FILE IN WHICH INFORMATION ON A PERSONALITY IS FILED

COLUMN 2 -- SURNAME

COLUMN 3 -- COMPLETE NAME

AN EXPANSION OF EACH FOUR-LETTER ABBREVIATION IS LISTED AFTER "FACTORS AFFECTING USE OF EACH PART." SINCE ONLY TEN SPACES WERE ALLOWED FOR THE SURNAME COLUMN, A SURNAME WITH ELEVEN OR MORE LETTERS WILL HAVE ONLY THE FIRST TEN LETTERS IN THE SURNAME COLUMN. THE COMPLETE SURNAME WILL APPEAR IN THE COMPLETE NAME COLUMN.

THE RHYMING DICTIONARY CONSISTS OF THREE PARTS:

PART I -- FORWARD ALPHABETICAL SORT OF SURNAME COLUMN

PART II -- REVERSE ALPHABETICAL SORT OF COMPLETE NAME COLUMN

PART III -- SUPPLEMENT TO REVERSE ALPHABETICAL SORT OF COMPLETE NAME COLUMN

FACTORS AFFECTING USE OF PARTS I, II, AND III ARE EXPLAINED AFTER THE "INTRODUCTION."

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P 2 2- ANALYSTS OF CREF-2 WILL FIND THE RHYMING DICTIONARY AN EXCEEDINGLY USEFUL AID WHENEVER RESEARCHING NAMES OF PERSONALITIES. THE MAJOR USES OF THE DICTIONARY ARE AS FOLLOWS:

1. TO COMPLETE THE NAME OF A PERSONALITY WHEN ONLY THE BEGINNING OR THE ENDING OF THE SURNAME IS KNOWN.

2. TO RESOLVE INCONSISTENCIES OR VARIATIONS IN SPELLING OF SURNAMES OF VARIOUS NATIONALITIES.

3. TO DETERMINE THE COUNTRY FILE OR VARIOUS COUNTRY FILES WHICH MAY CONTAIN INFORMATION ON A SURNAME OR A COMPLETE NAME.

THE CLASSIFICATION OF THE RHYMING DICTIONARY IS CONFIDENTIAL AND BEARS THE RESTRICTIONS "SPECIAL HANDLING REQUIRED, NOT RELEAS- ABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS," AND "HANDLE VIA COMINT CHANNELS ONLY." THE DICTIONARY IS FOR INTERNAL CREF USE ONLY. ANY REQUEST FROM OUTSIDE OF CREF FOR DISTRIBUTION OR FOR RERUNS WILL BE REFERRED TO CREF-2. P 2 2-

FACTORS AFFECTING USE OF EACH PART

1. PART I - FORWARD ALPHABETICAL SORT OF SURNAME COLUMN

   A. SURNAME COLUMN IS LIMITED TO TEN SPACES. LAST NAMES CONTAINING MORE THAN TEN LETTERS OR SPACES WILL NOT BE COMPLETE IN THE SURNAME COLUMN. YOU CAN FIND THE FULL LAST NAME IN THE COMPLETE NAME COLUMN EXCEPT AS NOTED BELOW.

   B. ABOUT 8000 NAMES IN THE SURNAME COLUMN DO NOT OCCUR IN COMPLETE NAME COLUMN OF PART I OR IN PART II OR IN PART III DUE TO ERRORS IN THE ENDING OF THE NAMES. THESE NAMES ARE FOLLOWED BY A PLUS SIGN (+).

   C. PART I INCLUDES 300,000 NAMES, THE LAST LETTER OF WHICH HAS BEEN DROPPED IN THE COMPLETE NAME COLUMN. THE LAST LETTER GENERALLY WILL APPEAR IN THE SURNAME COLUMN.

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D. A PUNCTUATION MARK (HYPHEN, APOSTROPHE, COMMA) OR SPACE MAY BE A VALID PART OF A SURNAME (IRISH, CHINESE, ETC.) OR MAY BE AN ERROR SUBSTITUTED FOR A LETTER OR LETTERS OF A NAME. NAMES BEGINNING WITH "A" CONTAINING PUNCTUATION MARKS OR SPACES WILL BE SORTED AT THE BEGINNING OF THE "A'S". NAMES BEGINNING WITH "B" WITH PUNCTUATION MARKS OR SPACES WILL BE SORTED AT THE BEGINNING OF THE "B'S", ETC. THE SEQUENCE OF PUNCTUATION MARKS AND SPACES PRIOR TO THE ALPHABETICAL SEQUENCE IS THE SPACE, THE HYPHEN, THE APOSTROPHE, AND THE COMMA.

E. NUMBERS SOMETIMES HAVE BEEN ERRONEOUSLY SUBSTITUTED FOR A LETTER OR LETTERS OF A NAME. NAMES BEGINNING WITH "A" CONTAINING NUMBERS WILL BE SORTED AT THE END OF THE "A'S", ETC.

2. PART II - REVERSE ALPHABETICAL SORT OF COMPLETE NAME COLUMN

A. ABOUT 100,000 NAMES WERE SORTED ON THE NEXT TO THE LAST LETTER OF THE SURNAME RATHER THAN THE LAST LETTER AND COULD NOT BE CORRECTED. THESE NAMES HAVE BEEN SORTED SEPARATELY AS PART III. IF YOU DO NOT FIND A NAME IN PART II, CHECK PART III, USING THE SECOND LAST LETTER OF THE SURNAME AS A STARTING POINT.

B. PUNCTUATION MARKS, SPACES, AND NUMBERS SOMETIMES MAY HAVE BEEN ERRONEOUSLY SUBSTITUTED FOR A LETTER OR LETTERS OF A NAME. THESE HAVE BEEN SORTED IN A MANNER COMPARABLE TO THAT EXPLAINED ABOVE IN 1. ITEMS D AND E, EXCEPT THAT THE SEQUENCE OF NAMES IS BASED ON THE LAST LETTER OF SURNAMES INSTEAD OF THE FIRST.

3. PART III - SUPPLEMENT TO REVERSE ALPHABETICAL SORT OF COMPLETE NAME COLUMN

A. PART III IS A LISTING OF 100,000 NAMES SORTED ON THE NEXT TO THE LAST LETTER OF THE SURNAME RATHER THAN THE LAST. PART III SHOULD BE CONSULTED WHEN THE NAME IS NOT FOUND IN PART II, BY USING THE SECOND LAST LETTER OF THE SURNAME AS A STARTING POINT.

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4. GENERAL COMMENTS

A. ABOUT 8000 NAMES, WHICH WERE LISTED IN THE PREVIOUS EDITION OF THE REVERSE SORT, WERE INADVERTENTLY DROPPED IN THIS CURRENT AND FINAL LISTING OF THE RHYMING DICTIONARY. IF YOU DO NOT FIND A NAME IN PART II AND ITS SUPPLEMENT, CONSULT PREVIOUS EDITION OF REVERSE SORT. [handwritten: Don't type Just x-ref]

B. ANALYSTS WILL FIND NAMES IN THE 3 X 5 FILES ON PERSONALITIES WHICH ARE NOT LISTED IN PARTS I, II, AND III. THUS, USERS SHOULD NOT CONSIDER THE RHYMING DICTIONARY A COMPLETE INDEX OF ALL NAMES IN THE 3 X 5 FILES.

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EXPANSION OF 4-LETTER ABBREVIATIONS

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF 4-LETTER ABBREVIATIONS REPRESENTS BY AND LARGE THE BULK OF THOSE WHICH OCCUR IN THE RHYMING DICTIONARY. THE USER MAY NOTICE THAT, IN SOME INSTANCES, MORE THAN ONE 4-LETTER ABBREVIATION MAY HAVE BEEN USED AS AN ABBREVIATION FOR A COUNTRY FILE IN WHICH INFORMATION ON A PERSONALITY MAY BE FILED. MOST ABBREVIATIONS CONSIST OF THE FIRST FOUR LETTERS OF THE NAME OF A COUNTRY. IN SOME INSTANCES, FILES FOR A COUNTRY INDICATED ARE NO LONGER IN EXISTENCE. IN SUCH CASES, A FOOTNOTE WILL INDICATE WHERE INFORMATION ON A PERSONALITY IS CURRENTLY FILED.

AFGH AFGHANISTAN EIRE IRELAND LAOS LAOS ROMA ROMANIA ALBA ALBANIA ESTH ESTHONIA(1) LATV LATVIA(3) RUMA ROMANIA ALGE ALGERIA ETHI ETHIOPIA LEBA LEBANON ALIA AUSTRALIA LIBE LIBERIA SAFR UNION OF ARAB SAUDI ARABIA . FIG FRENCH INDO- LIBY LIBYA SOUTH AFRICA ARGE ARGENTINA CHINA(2) LIEC LIECHTENSTEIN SALV EL SALVADOR AUSI AUSTRALIA FINL FINLAND ' LITH LITHUANIA(4) SAMA SAN MARINO . AUST AUSTRIA FRAN FRANCE LUXE LUXEMBOURG SANM SAN MARINO SIAM THAILAND BELG BELGIUM GERM GERMANY MALA MALAYA SINK SINKIANG BOLI BOLIVIA GHAN ' GHANA MEXI MEXICO SPAI SPAIN BRAZ BRAZIL GRBR GREAT BRITAIN MONA MONACO SUDA SUDAN BULG BULGARIA GREE GREECE MONG MONGOLIA SWED SWEDEN BURM BURMA GUAT GUATEMALA MORO MOROCCO SWIT SWITZERLAND SYRI SYRIA GAMB CAMBODIA HAIT HAITI. NEI NETH. EAST ČANA CANADA HOND HONDURAS INDIES(5) THAI THAILAND CEYL CEYLON HUNG HUNGARY NEPA NEPAL TIBE TIBET CHIL CHILE NETH NETHERLANDS TRIE TRIESTE CHIN CHINA ICEL ICELAND NEZE NEW ZEALAND TRSJ TRANSJORDAN COLO COLOMBIA INDC INDOCHINA(2) NICA NICARAGUA TUNI TUNISIA CORI COSTA RICA INDI INDIA NORW NORWAY TURK TURKEY COSR COSTA RICA INDO INDOCHINA(2) NZEA NEW ZEALAND COST COSTA RICA OR INDONESIA CUBA CUBA URUG URUGUAY CZEC CZECHO- IRAN IRAN PAKI PAKISTAN USA UNITED STATES SLOVAKIA IRAQ IRAQ PALE PALESTINE(6) USSR UNION OF SOVIET IREL IRELAND PANA PANAMA SOCIALIST ISRA ISRAEL PARA PARAGUAY REPUBLICS DENM DENMARK ITAL ITALY PERU PERU DREP DOMINICAN . PHIL PHILIPPINES VENE VENEZUELA REPUBLIC POLA POLAND VNAM VIET NAM JAPA JAPAN PORT PORTUGAL JORD TRANSJORDAN PUER PUERTO RICO YEME YEMEN EGUA ECUADOR KORE KOREA PURI PUERTO RICO YUGO YUGOSLAVIA EGYP EGYPT

(1) SEE USSR BIOGRAPHIC FILE (2) NAME MAY BE CURRENTLY FILED IN ONE OF THREE FILES--- CAMBODIA, LAOS, VIET NAM (3) SEE USSR BIOGRAPHIC FILE (4) SEE USSR BIOGRAPHIC FILE (5) SEE INDONESIAN FILE OF PERSONALITIES (6) NAME MAY BE CURRENTLY FILED IN ONE OF TWO FILES--ISRAEL AND JORDAN

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