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This Top Secret study by the Interdepartmental Coordinating Group on Germany and Berlin, dated July 12, 1961, and released by the Central Intelligence Agency, answers NSC Directive No. 58 of June 30, 1961. It sets out courses of action for the Berlin crisis but does not judge their merits. It covers imminent presidential decisions, a three-phase timetable running to January 1, military preparations and mobilization, covert action, economic sanctions, public information, negotiating positions and checkpoint procedures for East German personnel.

  • p. 27 …Soviet-held Liberty ship. (b) With the cooperation of certain foreign governments establish a date for…
  • p. 33 …By the Secretary of Defense, in cooperation with the Director of OCDM, activating the Civil Reserve…
  • p. 125 …September 9 President requests all citizens to cooperate in objectives of the Defense Production Act. September…
  • p. 134 # SECRET # Appendix B The Swiss also are increasingly cooperating, but there are limits to the extent…
  • p. 135 …Should the present situation really develop into a substantial gold outflow, despite the cooperative efforts of…
  • p. 138 …available as a result of coordination and cooperation with our Allies. Actions to be taken under…
  • p. 142 …and Defense and the Director of USIA. Cooperation of the major radio-TV networks should be…
  • p. 143 …In other cases, the facilities and resources of the four may differ, thus making local cooperation…

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Table 2.--Key Economic Magnitudes, 1950 II-1951 IV

(Seasonally adjusted unless otherwise indicated)

Series	1950 II	1950	1951
Unit or base	Data	III	IV	I	II	III	IV
1950 II=100
GNP in current prices	$ Billions, current prices, annual rate	274.4	106.9	110.9	115.8	119.0	121.6	123.2
Personal consumption expenditures	"	189.9	107.6	105.4	111.4	108.2	110.0	112.4
Durable goods	"	27.9	127.2	111.8	118.3	100.4	102.2	101.8
Nondurable goods	"	97.7	105.7	104.4	112.8	110.6	112.1	115.4
Services	"	64.3	102.2	104.0	106.2	107.9	110.1	112.4
Residential construction	"	13.8	111.6	104.3	102.2	90.6	85.5	87.7
Business fixed investment 1/	"	28.2	109.6	113.5	114.5	119.9	121.6	120.2
Government purchases of goods and services	"	36.5	104.7	117.8	135.6	158.1	177.8	190.4
Federal national defense	"	12.0	117.5	152.5	202.5	260.0	317.5	348.3
GNP in constant dollars	$ Billions, 1954 prices, annual rate	312.0	104.4	106.3	107.1	109.0	111.0	111.2
GNP deflators	1954=100	87.9	102.5	104.4	108.2	109.2	109.7	110.9
Personal consumption expenditures	"	88.7	102.1	103.9	107.3	108.0	108.2	109.5
Durable goods	"	93.5	101.6	103.6	107.0	107.7	108.6	109.4
Nondurable goods	"	89.7	102.9	105.1	109.7	110.5	110.1	111.5
Consumer price index 2/3	1947-49=100	101.8	102.6	105.0	108.3	108.8	109.6	111.1
Wholesale price index 2/3	"	100.2	106.9	111.9	116.3	114.9	113.2	113.3
Industrial production 2/	1957=100	74.7	105.6	108.0	109.5	108.8	106.8	108.3

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