One can but wonder what criteria were used when deciding what to redact and not. Out of curiosity, I searched for a number of phrases relating to my native Nor

One can but wonder what criteria were used when deciding what to redact and not. Out of curiosity, I searched for a number of phrases relating to my native Norway, and amongst other things found a document describing the reaction to the assassination of Norwegian PM at the time, Einar Gerhardsen. The document (144-10001-10349.pdf, page 2) quoted a speech he had made on TV on the evening of the assassination, redacting out a couple of words - 'Premier GERHARDSEN, in a speech during these programs, said that the death of KENNEDY was a great loss not only for Norway but for the whole world. He said "When he <redacted> we ourselves <redacted> feel secure." The legal basis for the redactions is 44USC2107(5)(g)(2)(D)b(iii), but I haven't gotten around to searching for the relevant paragraph to try to guess what may have triggered the redactions. Should be relatively easy to find the transcript of Gerhardsen's speech, though. Consider my curiosity piqued.