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X-WR-CALDESC:19 October 1948: Robert Lamphere\, FBI\, began collaboration w
 ith cryptanalyst Meredith Gardner on VENONA-related material. The two work
 ed closely together and were able to catch several Soviet spies.  Learn mo
 re about VENONA via the NSA website - see link at end of this article.  Pi
 ctured here: Lamphere Top image\, Gardner Bottom image.\n\nFrom <a href='h
 ttp://www.nytimes.com/2002/02/11/obituaries/11LAMP.html'>New York Times ar
 ticle published February 11\, 2002</a>:\n\n'His largest contribution was i
 n using deciphered Soviet cables to build espionage cases. After Mr. Hoove
 r received an anonymous letter in 1943 reporting espionage by Soviet agent
 s\, analysts were assigned to break the Soviet code. In October 1948\, Mr.
  Lamphere joined the project full time. He worked with Meredith Knox Gardn
 er of the Army Security Agency\, a brilliant linguist who spoke six or sev
 en languages\, including Sanskrit.\n\n'I would bring Meredith some materia
 l and he would print in a new word over a group of numbers\,' Mr. Lamphere
  said in an interview with The Washington Post in 1996. 'Then he would giv
 e a little smile of satisfaction. He was a brilliant cryptanalyst.'\n\nFor
 mer Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan in a speech in 1997 called the men's c
 ollaboration 'intellectual dedication that Americans have a right to know 
 about and to celebrate.'
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DESCRIPTION:19 October 1948: Robert Lamphere\, FBI\, began collaboration wi
 th cryptanalyst Meredith Gardner on VENONA-related material. The two worke
 d closely together and were able to catch several Soviet spies.  Learn mor
 e about VENONA via the NSA website - see link at end of this article.  Pic
 tured here: Lamphere Top image\, Gardner Bottom image.\n\nFrom <a href='ht
 tp://www.nytimes.com/2002/02/11/obituaries/11LAMP.html'>New York Times art
 icle published February 11\, 2002</a>:\n\n'His largest contribution was in
  using deciphered Soviet cables to build espionage cases. After Mr. Hoover
  received an anonymous letter in 1943 reporting espionage by Soviet agents
 \, analysts were assigned to break the Soviet code. In October 1948\, Mr. 
 Lamphere joined the project full time. He worked with Meredith Knox Gardne
 r of the Army Security Agency\, a brilliant linguist who spoke six or seve
 n languages\, including Sanskrit.\n\n'I would bring Meredith some material
  and he would print in a new word over a group of numbers\,' Mr. Lamphere 
 said in an interview with The Washington Post in 1996. 'Then he would give
  a little smile of satisfaction. He was a brilliant cryptanalyst.'\n\nForm
 er Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan in a speech in 1997 called the men's co
 llaboration 'intellectual dedication that Americans have a right to know a
 bout and to celebrate.'
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SUMMARY:1948: Lamphere-Gardner VENONA Collaboration Began.
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