Talk:Glomar response

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Logan

The article attributes the wording to Walt Logan, who is said to be a pseudonym; a pseudonym of whom? The text cited doesn't appear in the given source, and this source implies that the actual wording was "in the interest of national security, involvement by the U.S. Government in the activities which are the subject matter of your request can neither be confirmed nor denied". -Ashley Pomeroy (talk) 17:29, 19 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Is there an extra or a missing quotation mark in Origin of the term section, 4th paragraph?

There may be either an extra or a missing quotation mark in the fourth paragraph of the "Origin of the term" section:

In 1976, Phillippi appealed, arguing that the Agency "should have been required to support its position on the basis of the public record. This means that the Agency should have to provide a public record "explaining in as much detail as it possible the basis for its claim that it can be required neither to confirm nor to deny the existence of the records." Dgrrr (talk) 01:58, 18 May 2023 (UTC)[reply]