讨论情况的文件收藏在得克萨斯州奥斯丁市的约翰逊总统图书馆。
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[52] Final Report: Chapter One: 17, 20.
[53] Final Report: Chapter One: 21; Chapter Six: 26 -28, and 29 -36.
[54] Task Force On Communications Policy, Final Report. Chapter One: 9; Final Report: Chapter Six: 9 - 25.
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[57] Daniel R. Headrick, Tools of Empire. New York: Oxford, 1981.
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