Первоначальная помощь в поиске описала это следующим образом: Дата захвата: 8 / 18 / 1975 Озил: МАРТИН БРАУН Ключевые слова: c1975 _ 02900s 1975 _ 02900s Место проведения: Кливленд, штат Огайо Location Building No: 86 Графики, относящиеся к агентской деятельности, объектам и персоналу

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Первоначальная помощь в поиске описала это следующим образом: Дата захвата: 8 / 18 / 1975 Озил: МАРТИН БРАУН Ключевые слова: c1975 _ 02900s 1975 _ 02900s Место проведения: Кливленд, штат Огайо Location Building No: 86 Графики, относящиеся к агентской деятельности, объектам и персоналу

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