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B.
West Coast Project
The West Coast Project was proposed in 1969 by
CIA officials within the CIA's Plans Directorate for the
purpose of obtaining foreign intelligence concerning the
Peoples' Republic of ·China.
The CIA was particularly in-
·terested in censorship techniques used by the Peoples'
Republic of China, and the project was intended to evaluate
such techniques through a survey of mail entering the
United States from the Peoples' Republic of China.
Initially,
itJwas contemplated that the project would entail only
the inspection of envelope exteriors.
Approval of the
project by postal officials was ~ecured for a survey of
envelope exteriors.
The West Coast Project, conducted in or near San
Francisco, involved four separate surveys of mail between
1969 and 1971.
The first survey took place in September,
1969 and lasted five days.
Approximately 1,600 envelopes
of incoming mail were screened during this period.
No mail
was opened in this initial survey. which apparently was
undertaken without approval by top level CIA officials.
The lower level officials responsible at that time for the
project deemed this initial survey successful and concluded
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