United States, District of Columbia, Washington, 38.89511, -77.03637Carter, Jimmy, 1924-8/24/1979Presidential directives. In regard to the electronic surveillance of foreign intelligence, President Carter decides to conduct this type of surveillance more firmly. He gives the Attorney General more authority over this matter in order to handle this situation lawfully.application/pdfPD19National Archives Identifier: 1099engLP-JC, National Archives and Records Administrationhttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/Records of the Office of the Staff SecretaryPresidents--United StatesExecutive power--United StatesUnited States--Foreign relations--1977-1981National security--United States--HistoryIntelligence service--United StatesElectronic surveillanceElectronic Surveillance Abroad and Physical Searches for Foreign Intelligence PurposesText