These regulations are to be used exclusively to safeguard the security of the Nation and are not to be used, under any circumstances, for any other purpose.
Harry Truman: “These regulations are to be used exclusively to safeguard the security of the Nation and are not to be used, under any…”
On the recordSeptember 24, 1951
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Memorandum on the Executive Order Prescribing Regulations for Classifying and Protecting Security Information.
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