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A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of

OFFICIAL EXCHANGESOF THE PRESIDENT AND

SECRETARY OF STATE WITHFOREIGN LEADERS, 1961–1966

U.S. STATE DEPARTMENTOFFICE OF THE

EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAT

A UPA Collectionfrom

Project CoordinatorRobert E. Lester

Guide compiled byKristen M. Taynor

U.S. State DepartmentOffice of the Executive Secretariat

Official Exchanges of the Presidentand Secretary of State

with Foreign Leaders, 1961–1966

7500 Old Georgetown Road • Bethesda, MD 20814-6126

A UPA Collection from

The documents reproduced in this publication are among the records of theU.S. Department of State in the custody of the National Archives of the United States.

No copyright is claimed in these official U.S. government records.

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Copyright © 2006 LexisNexis,a division of Reed Elsevier Inc.

All rights reserved.ISBN 0-88692-779-X.

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Official exchanges of the President and the Secretary of State with foreignleaders, 1961-1966 [microform] / project coordinator, Robert E. Lester. microfilm reels. At head of title: U.S. State Department, Office of the Executive Secretariat Summary: Reproduces a collection of documents from among the recordsof the U.S. Department of State in the custody of the National Archives.Consistsof letters from presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnsonand Secretary of State Dean Rusk as well as letters received from variousheads of state and their foreign ministers. Also includes diplomatic exchangesbetween the State Department and various countries. The documents cover awide range of topics and express the official United States position on issuesof interest to specific countries. Accompanied by a printed guide compiled by Kristen M. Taynor, entitled:A guide to the microfilm edition of Official exchanges of the President and theSecretary of State with foreign leaders, 1961-1966. Guide to the microfilm edition of Official exchanges of the President and theSecretary of State with foreign leaders, 1961-1966. ISBN 0-88692-779-X 1. United States—Foreign relations—1945-1989—Sources. 2. United States—Politics and government—1961-1963—Sources. 3. United States—Politics andgovernment—1963-1969—Sources. 4. United States. Dept. of State—Archives.I. Lester, Robert. II. Taynor, Kristen M., 1978- . III. University Publications ofAmerica (Firm). IV. United States. Dept. of State. V.Title: U.S. State Department,Office of the Executive Secretariat. VI. Title: Guide to the microfilm edition ofOfficial exchanges of the President and the Secretary of State with foreign leaders,1961-1966.E841327.73009’046—dc22 2006046533

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Scope and Content Note ........................................................................................ vSource Note ............................................................................................................. ixEditorial Note .......................................................................................................... ixAbbreviations .......................................................................................................... xi

Reel Index

Reel 1–2Latin America and the Caribbean .................................................................... 1

Reel 3–4East Asia, Australia, and New Zealand .......................................................... 4

Reel 5East Asia, Australia, and New Zealand cont. ................................................. 7Europe and Canada ......................................................................................... 7

Reel 6Europe and Canada cont. ................................................................................ 9Middle East and Central Asia .......................................................................... 9

Reel 7Middle East and Central Asia cont. ................................................................. 11Other Correspondence and Exchanges ......................................................... 12

Reel 8–11Other Correspondence and Exchanges cont. ................................................ 12

Principal Correspondents Index ........................................................................... 17Subject Index ........................................................................................................... 23

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SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTEU.S. State Department Office of the Executive Secretariat, Official Exchanges of

the President and Secretary of State with Foreign Leaders, 1961–1966 consistsmainly of correspondence by Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon BainesJohnson and Secretary of State Dean Rusk with their foreign counterparts. TheExecutive Secretariat was responsible for coordination of the work of the StateDepartment internally, serving as liaison between the department’s bureaus and theoffices of the secretary, deputy secretary, and under secretaries. It also handled thedepartment’s relations with the White House, the National Security Council, and othercabinet agencies. One of its major functions was the maintenance of acomprehensive record of policy decisions based upon committee meetings,conferences, and directives of the officers of the State Department. It also acted asa channel through which policy matters originating in the offices, divisions, andcommittees concerned with foreign policy problems were brought to the attention ofthe secretary and his principal deputies or appropriate office. In addition, thesecretariat oversaw the implementation of policy decisions.

Cables and letters sent and received by Kennedy, Johnson, Rusk, and theirforeign counterparts compose the bulk of material in this collection. In general, thefiles consist of holiday greetings; expressions of sympathy and condolence forillness or death; gratitude for hospitality on visits between countries; andcongratulatory messages for independence days, anniversaries, inaugurations,birthdays, weddings, and other special occasions. The official correspondence isdivided primarily by geographic region. Within each region, the countries are listedroughly in alphabetical order. After the regions, there is a section of additionalcorrespondence and exchanges that covers countries not previously covered in thegeographic breakdowns.

Even with these breakdowns, several topics appear in all sections. The ongoingand changing conflict in Vietnam is covered in depth with special emphasis on UnitedStates bombing policy. A telegram sent by Johnson in January 1966 discussing thesuspension and resumption of bombing in North Vietnam appears in nearly everyfolder of the collection. The Cuban Missile Crisis in October 1963 is also highlightedin all sections. A telegram sent by Kennedy regarding the Soviet placement ofoffensive nuclear weapons in Cuba appears in numerous folders. Communism,specifically the need to stop its spread, whether in Latin America, East Asia, Europe,or Africa, is also given attention in all sections. On a lighter note, the “space race”seems to have grabbed the attention of much of the world during the period covered.Nearly all nations sent messages of congratulations for successful Gemini missions.In addition, complementary photos from the Mariner IV Mars mission were presentedby Johnson as gifts to foreign heads of state. Nuclear nonproliferation and theNuclear Test Ban Treaty are also covered in all sections with in-depth coverage inthe final section.

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The first two reels contain correspondence with Latin American and Caribbeannations. Among the common subjects in this section are the Alliance for Progressprogram, economic development, greater inter-American cooperation, stability ofgovernments, and Communism. Nations praised the Alliance for Progress programand also discussed the need for other programs to promote greater economicdevelopment. Greater inter-American cooperation was seen as a way to promoteeconomic development because such cooperation was a way to promote politicalstability, which would in turn make economic development possible. Documents inthe Venezuela folder cover in depth the topic of political stability. Other documentscover specific coups in Argentina and Peru, as well as a general discussion aboutrecognizing governments created by coups, the wave of coups in Latin America, andpossible influence from Fidel Castro’s Cuba. The documents reflect how LatinAmerican nations pushed for sanctions against Cuba by the Organization ofAmerican States (OAS) because they feared that Communism would spread to otherparts of Latin America.

The second section reviews the region of East Asia, Australia, and New Zealand.Here users can find in depth coverage of the Vietnam conflict and the topic ofstability and security of nations in the region. United States bombing of NorthVietnam, North Vietnamese attacks on United States vessels on the high seas, ameeting by South Vietnamese leaders in Honolulu, and views by various countrieson United States policy in Vietnam constitute this section’s main topics. The civilwar and foreign intervention in Laos are also discussed under the aegis of securityand stability. The Laotian crisis is covered not only in the Laos folder but also in theCambodia and Thailand folders. Cambodian leaders had a great deal of interest inthe affairs of neighboring Laos, and several documents extol the need for recognitionof territorial integrity in Southeast Asia. To emphasize Cambodia’s views onterritorial sovereignty, leaders issued a Declaration of Neutrality, which thiscollection covers in depth. Thailand was very concerned about possible Communistinfiltration from neighboring Laos into their own country. The theme of security alsocomes up in relation to the formation of Malaysia, which is covered in the Indonesia,Philippines, and Malaysia folders. Other countries of Asia wanted to keep the areastable by allowing for the creation of Malaysia while at the same time preventingarmed conflict between Indonesia and Malaysia. Economic development of theregion also figures significantly in the collection. Many of the folders containdocuments relating to economic aid, development, and progress. Japan andAustralia, for example, expressed concern over the United States balance ofpayments program and how it would affect their own economies.

The third section contains documents from Europe and Canada with the exceptionof the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and the Soviet Union. The predominantVietnam topics previously mentioned come up again in this section, which alsoaddresses differing views expressed by the Vatican and Yugoslavia. Both theVatican and Yugoslavia pushed for stronger peace initiatives in Vietnam. Thissection also details crises relating to former colonies such as the Congo andIndonesia. Indonesia, for example, lost territory for the formation of Malaysia andNew Guinea, which caused tension between nations of the region. Topics reviewedin depth in the Spain and Italy folders are the North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) and continued cross-Atlantic cooperation.

The fourth section covers the Middle East and Central Asia with thepreponderance of documents from the Middle East. The Iran folder contains

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numerous lengthy letters from the shah discussing conditions in Iran and the MiddleEast, the need for nonaggression between the United States and the Soviet Union,the military and economic needs of Iran, and the role of the Central TreatyOrganization (CENTO). Topics of general interest throughout this section includethe Vietnam conflict, the Afghanistan-Pakistan crisis, India-Pakistan relations andconflict in the Kashmir region, the serious and escalating Turkey-Cyprus-Greececrisis, the Yemen crisis, and relations between Saudi Arabia and the United ArabRepublic (UAR).

The final section contains additional correspondence and exchanges but is notseparated by geographic region. Countries highlighted in this section, with theexception of Israel, were not covered in the preceding sections and are arguably themore predominant countries in United States foreign relations. This final section isarranged by correspondents and country. The first folder, for example, containsdocuments between Johnson and Republic of China (Taiwan) officials only. Eachfolder is further divided by incoming and outgoing correspondence. Therefore, majortopics may be covered more than once within each folder (in both incoming andoutgoing correspondence) but will only be listed once on the Reel Index.Furthermore, nearly all of the folders in this section include indexes listing the date,correspondents, and topic of each document. Researchers may find these indexesa nice complement to the succeeding Reel Index. General topics covered in thisfinal section include the conflict in Vietnam with emphasis on peace initiatives,nuclear nonproliferation, and the status of NATO, especially after the withdrawal ofFrench forces. The following examples represent highlights from this section.

The Secretary Rusk–United Kingdom folder on Reel 9 contains an assessment ofremaining British colonial possessions. The assessment evaluates the future ofeach possession and contains a chart listing the size, population, constitutionalposition, and miscellaneous notes for each colony. This folder also contains a draftcopy of a tentative UN Security Council resolution on the Vietnam conflict. Theresolution was proposed during the United Kingdom’s presidency of the SecurityCouncil because they were more sympathetic to United States policy and thus willingto introduce a resolution. The United Kingdom folders on Reel 9 beginning withFrame 0456 extensively cover the crisis in Southern Rhodesia through variouslengthy settlement offers and Southern Rhodesia responses. Underscoring therelationship between the United States and the United Kingdom, personal letters fromPrime Minister Harold Wilson to Johnson constitute the largest portion of the UnitedKingdom folder on Reel 11. In a telegram to Johnson, for example, Wilsoncommiserates over personal attacks against both and the very difficult positions theyboth occupy. Wilson ended the message with a quote by Abraham Lincoln regardingcritics and the veracity of criticism.

The Israel folder on Reel 8 contains numerous documents detailing the desire byUnited States officials to establish an inspection procedure for the Dimona nuclearreactor. The documents convey Israel’s reactions to the inspections andsuggestions for the procedures to be followed. The United Kingdom, FederalRepublic of Germany (West Germany), and France folders on Reels 10 and 11extensively cover the French pullout of their forces from NATO. The documentsaddress the French position as well as United States, United Kingdom, and Germanresponses with further coverage on the future and integrity of NATO forces inEurope. The folder titled “Chronology on Arms Limitation in Arab-Israel area”contains documents relating to the Middle East arms race. The folder covers special

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missions, specifically that of John Jay McCloy on behalf of President Kennedy, tothe Middle East to discuss arms limitation and nuclear nonproliferation. AfterKennedy’s assassination, the mission to Israel had to be postponed, but severalvisits to the UAR and discussions with Gamal Abdel Nasser are covered in depth.

Other collections of interest from LexisNexis include the following: TheConfidential File of the Johnson White House, Parts 1 and 2, 1963–1969; PresidentJohn F. Kennedy’s Office Files, 1961–1963; Confidential U.S. State DepartmentCentral Files: Asian Studies; Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files:European Studies; Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files: Latin AmericanStudies; Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files: Middle Eastern Studies;Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files: Slavic Studies; The John F.Kennedy National Security Files, 1961–1963; and The Lyndon B. Johnson NationalSecurity Files, 1963–1969.

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SOURCE NOTE

This microfilm publication consists of documents from Record Group 59, Recordsof the Department of State, Office of the Executive Secretary, Lot Files 66D476,66D294, and 67D262 at the National Archives, College Park, Maryland.

EDITORIAL NOTE

This microfilm project consists of the Official Exchanges of the President andSecretary of State with Foreign Leaders, 1961–1966. These documents werecollected and collated from a variety of State Department sources and represent theofficial United States position on issues of interest to specific countries. LexisNexishas filmed all documents in their entirety as they are arranged at the NationalArchives.

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ABBREVIATIONS

The following abbreviations are used three or more times in this guide.

EEC European Economic Community

FRG Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany)

NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization

NTBT Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

OAS Organization of American States

UK United Kingdom

UN United Nations

UAR United Arab Republic

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REEL INDEX Following is a list of the folders that compose U.S. State Department Office of the Executive

Secretariat, Official Exchanges of the President and Secretary of State with Foreign Leaders, 1961–1966. The four-digit number on the far left is the frame at which a particular file folder begins. This is followed by the folder title and the date(s) of the folder. Substantive issues are highlighted under the heading Major Topics, as are prominent correspondents under the heading Principal Correspondents. Major Topics and Principal Correspondents are listed in the order in which they appear on the film, and each is listed only once per folder.

Reel 1 Frame No.

[Latin America and the Caribbean]

0001 Argentina [1962–1966]. Major Topics: Latin American Conference of Ministers of Education; bombing of

North Vietnam; Gemini space program; death of Adlai Stevenson; foot and mouth disease; Alliance for Progress; OAS; relations with Cuba.

Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Arturo Umberto Illia; Miguel Angel Zavala Ortiz; John F. Kennedy.

0113 Bolivia [1961–1966]. Major Topics: Presidential inauguration; bombing of North Vietnam; death of Adlai

Stevenson; OAS; relations with Cuba; Alliance for Progress; economic development.

Principal Correspondents: René Barrientos Ortuño; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Alfredo Ovando Candía; Víctor Paz Estenssoro; Fernando Iturralde Chinel; John F. Kennedy.

0208 Brazil [1963–1966]. Major Topics: Communism; support for American policy in Vietnam; Alliance for

Progress; bombing of North Vietnam; OAS; Dominican Republic crisis; sale of destroyers; Gemini space program; International Coffee Agreement; coffee export quotas; assassination of John F. Kennedy; Alliance for Progress; NTBT; economic relations; nationalization of American Foreign Power Company and International Telephone and Telegraph.

Principal Correspondents: Humberto de Alencar Castello Branco; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Juracy Magalhaes; João Goulart; John F. Kennedy.

0415 British Guiana [1963–1966]. Major Topics: Economic assistance; Alliance for Progress. Principal Correspondents: Linden Forbes Sampson Burnham; Lyndon Baines

Johnson; John F. Kennedy; Cheddi Jagan.

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0459 Chile [1963–1966]. Major Topics: Gemini space program; disaster relief; death of Adlai Stevenson;

Alliance for Progress; reforestation plan; economic development. Principal Correspondents: Eduardo Frei Montalva; Lyndon Baines Johnson;

Radomiro Tomic; Jorge Alessandri Rodríguez; John F. Kennedy.

0536 Colombia [1963–1966]. Major Topics: Inauguration of Carols Lleras Restrepo; bombing of North Vietnam;

Alliance for Progress; economic development; International Coffee Agreement. Principal Correspondents: Carlos Lleras Restrepo; Lyndon Baines Johnson;

Dominican Revolutionary Democratic Front; Guillermo Leon Valencia; Cástor Jaramillo Arrubla; Gustavo Romero Hernández.

0625 Dominican Republic [1965–1966]. Major Topic: U.S. involvement in Dominican Republic crisis. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; José Antonio Bonilla Atiles; Juan

Bosch.

0649 Costa Rica [1961–1966]. Major Topics: Presidential Prayer Breakfast; support for U.S. policy in Vietnam;

Panama Canal crisis; military coup in Honduras; request for asylum for Pérez Jiménez; Dominican Republic crisis; bombing of North Vietnam; danger from Irazú volcano; the Marten Plan to preserve capitalism; spread of communism.

Principal Correspondents: José Joaquín Trejos Fernández; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Eugenio Jiménez Sancho; Francisco J. Orlich; John F. Kennedy; Rafael Angel Calderón Guardia; Mario Echandí Jiménez.

0777 Cuba [Editorial Note: Documents unavailable.]

0779 Dominican Republic [1965–1966]. Major Topics: Sugar industry; democratic elections; U.S. involvement in Dominican

Republic crisis; allegations of human rights violations; Dominican Revolutionary Democratic Front; Inter-American Peace Force.

Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Joaquín Balaguer; Héctor García Godoy; Juan Bosch.

0823 Ecuador [1962–1966]. Major Topics: Possible OAS sanctions against Cuba; bombing of North Vietnam. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Rear Admiral Ramón Castro

Jijón; John F. Kennedy.

0842 El Salvador [1965–1966]. Major Topics: Earthquake relief; Alliance for Progress; Dominican Republic crisis;

bombing of North Vietnam; school dedication; Hurricane Betsy; Gemini space program.

Principal Correspondents: Julio Adalberto Rivera; Lyndon Baines Johnson.

0897 Guatemala [1961–1966]. Major Topics: Gemini space program; U.S.–Central America relations; economic

development; Alliance for Progress; bombing of North Vietnam; Cuban influence; spread of communism.

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Principal Correspondents: Julio César Méndez Montenegro; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Colonel Enrique Peralta Azurdia; Miguel Ydígoras Fuentes; Julio Prado García Salas; John F. Kennedy.

Reel 2 [Latin America and the Caribbean cont.]

0001 Jamaica [1962–1966]. Major Topics: Food for Peace Program; bombing of North Vietnam; fire-fighting

assistance by crews of USS Johnston and USS Suribachi in Kingston; bauxite industry; immigration quotas; civil air agreement; Lyndon Baines Johnson surgery; Cuban Missile Crisis.

Principal Correspondents: Alexander Bustamante; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Donald Burns Sangster; John F. Kennedy; Clifford Campbell.

0077 Haiti [1965–1966]. Major Topics: Gemini space program; death of Adlai Stevenson; U.S.-Haiti relations;

bombing of North Vietnam; spread of communism. Principal Correspondents: François Duvalier; Rene Chalmers; Lyndon Baines

Johnson.

0130 Honduras [1965–1966]. Major Topics: Bombing of North Vietnam; Alliance for Progress; Gemini space

program; sympathy for Bien-Hoa incident. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Oswaldo López Arellano.

0188 Mexico [1962–1966]. Major Topics: Salinity of Rio Grande River; cotton textile industry; International

Boundary and Water Commission; visits and meetings of Lyndon Baines Johnson and Gustavo Díaz Ordaz; Chamizal National Memorial; bombing of North Vietnam; Gemini space program; Johnson surgery; salinity of Colorado River; Panama Canal crisis; Chamizal dispute settlement; NTBT; Cuban Missile Crisis.

Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Gustavo Díaz Ordaz; Antonio Carillo Flores; Adolfo López Mateos; John F. Kennedy.

0406 Nicaragua [1961–1966]. Major Topics: Death of René Schick Gutiérrez; NTBT; bombing of North Vietnam;

inter-American relations. Principal Correspondents: Lorenzo Guerrero Gutiérrez; Lyndon Baines Johnson;

René Schick Gutiérrez; Alberto Lleras Camargo.

0484 Panama [1961–1966]. Major Topics: Death of Henry A. Wallace; bombing of North Vietnam; Cuban

influence; U.S.-Panama relations; Panama Canal crisis; Alliance for Progress; economic development; ocean transportation; 1903 Panama Canal Convention.

Principal Correspondents: Marco A. Robles; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Roberto F. Chiari; John F. Kennedy.

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0584 Paraguay [1962–1963, 1966]. Major Topics: Bombing of North Vietnam; invitation to attend wedding of President

Alfredo Stroessner’s daughter; leniency request for Pérez Jiménez. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Alfredo Stroessner.

0614 Peru [1963, 1965–1966]. Major Topics: Foreign companies operating in Peru; Alliance for Progress; request

for naval ships; bombing of North Vietnam; “Treasures of Pre-Colombian Gold” cultural exhibition; speech by Senator Wayne Morse praising Fernando Belaúnde Terry.

Principal Correspondents: Fernando Belaúnde Terry; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Ricardo Pérez Godoy.

0699 Puerto Rico [1961–1962, 1965]. Major Topic: Acquisition of Vieques and Culebra Islands. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Luis Muñoz Marín.

0709 Trinidad [1964–1966]. Major Topics: Bombing of North Vietnam; death of Adlai Stevenson. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Solomon Hochoy.

0733 Uruguay [1963–1966]. Major Topics: Bombing of North Vietnam; Gemini space program; Lyndon Baines

Johnson surgery; Dominican Republic crisis. Principal Correspondents: Alberto Heber Usher; Lyndon Baines Johnson;

Washington Beltrán; Daniel Fernández Crespo.

0775 Venezuela [1961–1966]. Major Topics: Inter-American relations; OAS Meeting of Presidents; rice donation to

India and South Vietnam; Alliance for Progress; oil industry and market reliability; Community Development Program; hydroelectric power development; Argentine coup; recognition of governments created by coups; bombing of North Vietnam; Peruvian coup; Cuban influence; Dominican Republic crisis; U.S. petroleum imports; cycle of coups in Latin America; spread of communism; Cuban Missile Crisis; U.S.-Venezuela oil talks.

Principal Correspondents: Raúl Leoni; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Rómulo Betancourt; John F. Kennedy.

Reel 3 [East Asia, Australia, and New Zealand]

0001 Australia [1962–1966]. Major Topics: Support for U.S. policy in Vietnam; Australian forces in Vietnam; report

on Vietnam by Deputy Secretary of Defense Cyrus Vance; bombing of North Vietnam; meeting of South Vietnam leaders in Honolulu; UK presence in Vietnam; U.S. balance of payments program; U.S.-Australia economic history; Cuban Missile Crisis; NTBT.

Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Harold Holt; Robert Menzies; John F. Kennedy.

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0218 Burma [1961–1963, 1965–1966]. Major Topics: Cuban Missile Crisis; United Nations activities; bombing of North

Vietnam; initial U.S. policy in Vietnam; irregular Chinese Nationalist forces in Burma; General Ne Win visit.

Principal Correspondents: John F. Kennedy; U Thant; Adlai Stevenson; Lyndon Baines Johnson; U Maung Nu; General Ne Win.

0311 Indonesia [1961–1963, 1965–1966]. Major Topics: Bombing of North Vietnam; formation of Malaysia; UK-Indonesia

relations; petroleum negotiations; Cuban Missile Crisis; economic development; Netherlands-Indonesia relations; negotiation of West Irian problem; Robert F. Kennedy visit.

Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Sukarno; John F. Kennedy.

0420 Cambodia [1961–1965]. Major Topics: Alleged border violations; Declaration of Neutrality; Cuban Missile

Crisis; civil war and foreign intervention in Laos; territorial integrity. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Prince Norodom Sihanouk; John

F. Kennedy.

0536 Japan [1963–1966]. Major Topics: Successful launch of first Japanese satellite; bombing of North

Vietnam; administration of Ryukyu Islands; Gemini space program; Japan-U.S. Civil Air Transport Agreement; meeting of South Vietnam leaders in Honolulu; U.S. balance of payments program; Lyndon Baines Johnson surgery; death of Hayato Ikeda; death of Adlai Stevenson; Japan–South Korea relations; Yamano coal mine explosion.

Principal Correspondents: Eisaku Sato; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Etsusaburo Shiina; Hayato Ikeda; John F. Kennedy.

0720 Laos [1961–1966]. Major Topics: Death of former Ambassador Tiao Khampan; U.S. policy in Laos;

bombing of North Vietnam; meeting of South Vietnam leaders in Honolulu; sovereignty and neutrality of Laos; spread of communism; Laotian civil war; mishandling of presidential correspondence.

Principal Correspondents: King Savang Vatthana; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Prince Souvanna Phouma; John F. Kennedy; Sisouk Na Champassak.

0866 Malaya [1963–1966]. Major Topics: Gemini space program; inauguration of new king; death of Adlai

Stevenson; NTBT; formation of Malaysia; Malaysia-Philippines-Indonesia relations; independence of Singapore; bombing of North Vietnam.

Principal Correspondents: Ismail Nasiruddin Shah; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj; John F. Kennedy.

Reel 4 [East Asia, Australia, and New Zealand cont.]

0001 New Zealand [1962–1966]. Major Topics: Support for U.S. policy in Vietnam; Gemini space program; death of

Admiral Chester Nimitz; New Zealand forces in Vietnam; report on Vietnam by Deputy Secretary of Defense Cyrus Vance; bombing of North Vietnam; meeting

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of South Vietnam leaders in Honolulu; U.S. request for additional support in Vietnam; Cuban Missile Crisis.

Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Keith Holyoake; Bernard Fergusson; John F. Kennedy.

0111 Philippines (Folder 2) [1961–1964]. Major Topics: U.S.-Philippine relations; Philippine forces in Vietnam; Philippine-

Indonesia-Malaysia relations; views of Diosdado Macapagal on Indonesian military buildup and problems with U.S. aid program; spread of communism; Philippine War Damage Bill; economic development.

Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Diosdado Macapagal; John F. Kennedy; Carlos P. Garcia.

0213 Ryukyu Islands [Editorial Note: Documents unavailable.]

0215 Singapore [1966]. Major Topic: First anniversary of Singapore independence. Principal Correspondents: Lee Kuan Yew; Yusof bin Ishak; Lyndon Baines Johnson.

0224 [South] Korea [1962–1966]. Major Topics: Korean forces in Vietnam; report on Vietnam by Deputy Secretary of

Defense Cyrus Vance; bombing of North Vietnam; meeting of South Vietnam leaders in Honolulu; outstanding issues in South Korea–Japan relations; administration of South Korea.

Principal Correspondents: Chung Hee Park; Lyndon Baines Johnson; John F. Kennedy.

0412 Philippines (Folder 1) [1961–1966]. Major Topics: Philippine aid to South Vietnam; election of Ferdinand Marcos;

eruption of Taal volcano; Philippine Retail Trade Nationalization Law; Philippine-Indonesia-Malaysia relations; economic stability; bombing of North Vietnam; war claims; meeting of South Vietnam leaders in Honolulu; sugar quotas.

Principal Correspondents: Ferdinand E. Marcos; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Diosdado Macapagal; John F. Kennedy.

0614 Vietnam [1961–1966]. Major Topics: U.S.–South Vietnam relations; struggle against communism; increased

military and economic assistance; approval of defense spending bill; meeting of South Vietnam leaders in Honolulu; bombing of North Vietnam; letters from Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu criticizing U.S. policy in Vietnam; U.S. displeasure with South Vietnam government; Cuban Missile Crisis; grievances against North Vietnam; increasing military presence; recommendations by Task Force Saigon; border security with Laos and Cambodia.

Principal Correspondents: Nguyen Cao Ky; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Nguyen Van Thieu; Phan Khac Suu; Nguyen Khanh; John F. Kennedy; Ngo Dinh Diem; Phan Huy Quat; Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu; Nguyen Ngoc The; Doung Van Minh.

0819 Thailand [1961–1966]. Major Topics: Southeast Asia Treaty Organization; spread of communism; security of

Thailand; stability of Asia; support for U.S. policy in Vietnam; bombing of North Vietnam; meeting of South Vietnam leaders in Honolulu; economic assistance for highway projects; Peace Corps; implications of Laotian crisis; U.S. military forces in Thailand; Cuban Missile Crisis; U.S. support for formation of Laotian

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government; economic policy recommendations of Bowen Report; Thai concerns about communism and settlement of Laos crisis.

Principal Correspondents: Thanom Kittikachorn; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Thanat Khoman; King Bhumibol Adulyadej; John F. Kennedy; Srisdi Dhanarajata.

Reel 5 [East Asia, Australia, and New Zealand cont.]

0001 Tibet [1964–1965]. Major Topics: Support for UN resolution; death of Adlai Stevenson. Principal Correspondent: Dalai Lama.

0009 Western Samoa [1963, 1965–1966]. Major Topics: Proposed agricultural rehabilitation program; NTBT. Principal Correspondents: Fiame Mata’afa; William P. Bundy; John F. Kennedy.

[Europe and Canada]

0033 Austria [1964–1966]. Major Topics: Gemini space program; death of President Adolf Schaerf. Principal Correspondents: Josef Klaus; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Franz Jonas.

0081 Belgium [1961, 1963–1966]. Major Topics: Invitation for King Baudouin I to attend launch at Cape Kennedy; death

of Queen Elisabeth of Belgium; resolving the Congo crisis. Principal Correspondents: King Baudouin I; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Pierre Harmel;

John F. Kennedy; Paul Vanden Boeynants.

0177 Bulgaria [and Canada, 1961–1966]. Major Topic: Bombing of North Vietnam; possible Canada-USSR civil air agreement;

dedication of Newfoundland children’s hospital named after Lyndon Baines Johnson; meeting of South Vietnam leaders in Honolulu; nuclear weapons and the North American Air Defense Command; Trade Expansion Act; Cuban Missile Crisis.

Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Georgi Traykov; John F. Kennedy; Lester B. Pearson; John Diefenbaker.

0284 Canada [and Czechoslovakia, 1965–1966]. Major Topic: Bombing of North Vietnam. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Antonín Novotný.

0298 Czechoslovakia [and Canada, 1965–1966]. Major Topics: Fiftieth anniversary of the Convention for the Protection of Migratory

Birds; proposed Canada-USSR civil air agreement; Hurricane Betsy; Gemini space program; death of Adlai Stevenson.

Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Lester B. Pearson; Georges P. Vanier.

0365 Denmark [1964–1966]. Major Topics: Rebild Festival celebrating U.S. independence; Gemini space

program; Nikita Khrushchev visit to Denmark. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; King Frederick IX; Jens Otto

Krag.

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0412 Finland [1964–1966]. Major Topic: Bombing of North Vietnam. Principal Correspondents: Urho Kekkonen; Lyndon Baines Johnson.

0440 Hungary [1963, 1965–1966]. Major Topic: Bombing of North Vietnam. Principal Correspondents: István Dobi; Lyndon Baines Johnson.

0462 Iceland [1964–1966]. Major Topics: Leif Erikson Day; death of Ambassador Thor Thors. Principal Correspondents: Ásgeir Ásgeirsson; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Bjarni

Benediktsson.

0476 Ireland [1962–1963, 1965–1966]. Major Topics: Reelection of Eamon De Valera; fiftieth anniversary of Irish

independence; invitation to President John F. Kennedy to visit Northern Ireland; Cuban Missile Crisis.

Principal Correspondents: Eamon De Valera; Lyndon Baines Johnson; John F. Kennedy; Terence O’Neill.

0527 Italy [1962–1966]. Major Topics: Support for NATO; Italian attempts to intervene with North Vietnam

plans to try U.S. prisoners of war as war criminals; bombing of North Vietnam; meeting of South Vietnam leaders in Honolulu; proposed NATO Multilateral Force; John F. Kennedy visit to Italy; Gemini space program; Cuban Missile Crisis; speech by Aldo Moro at NATO Annual Assembly addressing NATO international responsibilities.

Principal Correspondents: Aldo Moro; Lyndon Baines Johnson; John F. Kennedy; Giuseppe Saragat; Antonio Segni; Amintore Fanfani.

0745 Luxembourg [1964–1966]. Major Topic: Gemini space program. Principal Correspondents: Grand Duke Jean; Lyndon Baines Johnson.

0764 Malta [1964–1966]. Major Topics: Dedication of John F. Kennedy memorial; bombing of North Vietnam;

reelection of Giorgio Borg Olivier; formation of Malta as an independent state. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Giorgio Borg Olivier; Maurice

Dorman.

0795 Monaco [1965–1966]. Major Topics: Gemini space program; birth of Princess Stephanie Marie Elisabeth. Principal Correspondents: Prince Rainier III; Lyndon Baines Johnson.

0807 Netherlands [1961–1962, 1964–1966]. Major Topics: Medical assistance to South Vietnam; Netherlands-Indonesia

settlement of West New Guinea issue; Netherlands-U.S. civil aviation talks on expanding Royal Dutch Airlines (KLM) service.

Principal Correspondents: Prince Bernhard; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Queen Juliana; John F. Kennedy.

0877 Norway [1965–1966]. Major Topics: Death of Ambassador Hans Engen; Lyndon Baines Johnson

proclamation on Leif Erikson Day. Principal Correspondents: King Olav V; Lyndon Baines Johnson.

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0892 Poland [1965–1966]. Major Topic: Bombing of North Vietnam. Principal Correspondents: Edward Ochab; Lyndon Baines Johnson.

0915 Portugal [1963–1966]. Major Topics: Dedication of Tagus River Bridge; stability of African nations;

reelection of Americo Deus Rodrigues Thomaz. Principal Correspondents: Americo Deus Rodrigues Thomaz; Lyndon Baines

Johnson; António de Oliveira Salazar; John F. Kennedy.

0967 Rumania [1965–1966]. Major Topic: Bombing of North Vietnam. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Chivu Stoica.

0985 San Marino [1965]. Major Topic: Gemini space program. Principal Correspondents: Federico Bigi; Lyndon Baines Johnson.

Reel 6 [Europe and Canada cont.]

0002 Spain [1962–1966]. Major Topics: Gemini space program; Spanish views on European Economic

Community and NATO; Spain-U.S. economic relations. Principal Correspondents: Francisco Franco; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Antonio

Garrigues.

0056 Sweden [1965]. Major Topics: Lyndon Baines Johnson surgery; death of Queen Louise. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; King Gustaf IV Adolf; Tage

Erlander.

0074 Switzerland [and Liechtenstein, 1965–1966]. Major Topic: Swiss National Day. Principal Correspondents: Prince Franz Josef II; Hans Schaffner; Lyndon Baines

Johnson; Hans Peter Tschudi.

0100 Vatican [1963, 1965–1966]. Major Topics: Food shortages in South Asia; peaceful resolution to Vietnam conflict;

NTBT; papal support for Vietnamese people. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Pope Paul VI; John F. Kennedy.

0152 Yugoslavia [1963, 1965–1966]. Major Topics: Yugoslavia-U.S. relations; differing views of Vietnam conflict; bombing

of North Vietnam; Gemini space program. Principal Correspondents: Josip Broz Tito; John F. Kennedy; Lyndon Baines

Johnson; King Peter II.

[Middle East and Central Asia]

0234 Afghanistan [1961, 1963–1966]. Major Topics: Afghanistan-Pakistan relations; transportation rights and agreements;

bombing of North Vietnam; Prime Minister Mohammed Hashem Maiwandwal visit to U.S.

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Principal Correspondents: John F. Kennedy; King Mohammed Zaher; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Mohammed Hashem Maiwandwal; Mohammad Yusuf.

0305 Ceylon [1963, 1965–1966]. Major Topics: Economic development; government economic efforts; bombing of

North Vietnam; World Bank assistance; persecution of Buddhists in South Vietnam.

Principal Correspondents: Dudley Senanayake; Lyndon Baines Johnson; William Gopallawa; Sirimavo Bandaranaike; John F. Kennedy.

0378 Cyprus [1964–1966]. Major Topics: Cyprus-Turkey-Greece conflict; allegations of Turkish aggression;

bombing of North Vietnam. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Archbishop Makarios III; Fazil

Kuchuk.

0423 Greece [1962–1966]. Major Topics: Greece-Cyprus-Turkey conflict; Greek position on conflict; Acheson

settlement proposal; need for economic assistance; Gemini space program. Principal Correspondents: John F. Kennedy; Lyndon Baines Johnson; George

Papandreou; King Constantine II; Stephanos Stephanopoulos.

0528 Iran [1963–1966]. Major Topics: Iran-U.S. relations; nonmilitary duties of Iranian military personnel;

Middle East stability; spread of communism; literacy programs; India-Pakistan relations; bombing of North Vietnam; Gemini space program; twenty-fifth anniversary of shah’s reign; death of Adlai Stevenson; death of Prime Minister Hassan Ali Mansour.

Principal Correspondents: Mohammad Reza Pahlavi; Lyndon Baines Johnson; John F. Kennedy; Amir Abbas Hovaida.

0767 Iraq [1963, 1965–1966]. Major Topics: Death of President Abd al-Salam Muhammad Aref; bombing of North

Vietnam; NTBT. Principal Correspondents: Abd al-Rahman Aref; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Abd al-

Salam Muhammad Aref; John F. Kennedy.

0799 Israel [1963, 1965–1966]. Major Topics: Security of Israel; bombing of North Vietnam; death of Adlai

Stevenson. Principal Correspondents: Levi Eshkol; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Zalman Shazar.

0841 Jordan [1963–1966]. Major Topics: Jordan-U.S. fighter aircraft agreement; NTBT; security of Jordan;

bombing of North Vietnam; Jordan-U.S. relations. Principal Correspondents: King Hussein I; Lyndon Baines Johnson.

0905 Kuwait [1963, 1965–1966]. Major Topics: Bombing of North Vietnam; illness and death of Sheikh Abdullah al-

Salim al-Sabah. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Sabah al-Salim al-Sabah;

Abdullah al-Salim al-Sabah; John F. Kennedy.

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0958 Lebanon [1964–1966]. Major Topics: Bombing of North Vietnam; election of Charles Helou. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Charles Helou.

0984 Maldive Islands [1965]. Major Topics: Membership in the UN; agreement to form independent state of

Maldive Islands. Principal Correspondents: A. Sattar; Michael Walker; Ibrahim Nasir; Lyndon Baines

Johnson.

Reel 7 [Middle East and Central Asia cont.]

0001 Nepal [1963–1966]. Major Topics: Peace Corps; bombing of North Vietnam; tenth anniversary of king’s

coronation. Principal Correspondents: John F. Kennedy; King Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah Deva;

Lyndon Baines Johnson.

0038 Pakistan (folder 1) [1963, 1965–1966]. Major Topics: Pakistan-India relations; military assistance; bombing of North

Vietnam; Tashkent Declaration; meeting of South Vietnam leaders in Honolulu; conflict in Kashmir; Pakistan policy on Vietnam; Pakistan-China relations; Pakistan-Afghanistan relations; UN proposed cease-fire; crash of Pakistan International Airlines plane.

Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Mohammad Ayub Khan; John F. Kennedy.

0202 Pakistan (folder 2) [1962–1965]. Major Topics: Pakistan-India relations; Pakistan-U.S. relations; conflict in Kashmir;

U.S. military assistance to India; Pakistan-proposed Kashmir settlement; development of Indus River; President’s Scientific Advisory Committee report detailing need for vocational education and training.

Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Mohammad Ayub Khan; John F. Kennedy.

0331 Saudi Arabia [1963–1966]. Major Topics: King Faisal visit to U.S.; Saudi Arabia–UAR relations; Yemen crisis;

Disengagement Agreement; Saudi Arabia–U.S. relations; Nikita Khrushchev visit to UAR; Saudi airspace violations by UAR; King Faisal–Gamal Abdel Nasser meeting; bombing of North Vietnam; spread of communism.

Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; King Faisal; John F. Kennedy.

0508 Syria [1963–1966]. Major Topics: Bombing of North Vietnam; Syria-U.S. relations; NTBT. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; John F. Kennedy; Nazim al-

Qudsi; Mohammad Amin al-Hafez.

0541 Turkey [1963–1966]. Major Topics: Earthquake damage in Eastern Turkey; death of former President

Cemal Gursel; Turkey-Greece-Cyprus relations; Turkey-Iran talks on Kashmir crisis and India-Pakistan relations; Cyprus crisis; Turkey response to U.S.

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position on Cyprus; U.S. position on possible Turkish invasion of Cyprus; UN resolution; Treaty of Guarantee.

Principal Correspondents: Cevdet Sunay; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Cemal Gursel; Patriarch Athenagoros (Archbishop of Constantinople); Ismet Inonu.

0711 Yemen [1962, 1965–1966]. Major Topics: Bombing of North Vietnam; Lyndon Baines Johnson surgery. Principal Correspondents: Prince Seif al-Islam al-Hassan; Lyndon Baines Johnson;

Abdullah al Sallal.

[Other Correspondence and Exchanges]

0748 Presidential Correspondence: Johnson–Chinese Officials, Vol. II, 1964–1965. Major Topics: Defense of Taiwan; spread of communism; death of Vice President

Chen Cheng; U.S. policy in Vietnam; Chiang Kai-shek views on Communist China.

Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Chiang Kai-shek.

0872 Presidential Correspondence: Johnson-USSR, 1964–1965. Major Topics: Gemini space program; nuclear weapons. Principal Correspondents: Anastas Mikoyan; Aleksey Kosygin; Nikolai Podgorny;

Lyndon Baines Johnson.

0939 Presidential Exchanges (Footlocker): Johnson-USSR [1963–1967]. Major Topics: Middle East crisis; Apollo I accident; moon landing of Soviet Luna 9;

nuclear nonproliferation; Laos crisis; Cyprus crisis; Nikita Khrushchev view on threats to peace; assassination of John F. Kennedy; bombing of North Vietnam; Vietnam peace initiatives.

Principal Correspondents: Aleksey Kosygin; Nikolai Podgorny; Nikita Khrushchev; Leonid Brezhnev; Lyndon Baines Johnson.

Reel 8 [Other Correspondence and Exchanges cont.]

0001 Secretarial Correspondence: Rusk–Federal Republic of Germany, Vol. II, 1964–1965.

Major Topics: Death of Heinrich von Brentano; proposed Multilateral Force; NATO financing; nuclear force within NATO; nuclear nonproliferation.

Principal Correspondents: Gerhard Schroeder; Heinrich Lübke; Dean Rusk.

0070 Presidential Correspondence: Johnson–Federal Republic of Germany, Vol. III, 1964–1965.

Major Topics: Ludwig Erhard–Charles De Gaulle meeting; reunification of Germany; death of Adlai Stevenson; Gemini space program; German assistance to Vietnam; nuclear force within NATO; proposed Multilateral Force; death of Heinrich von Brentano; U.S. assessment of South Vietnam situation; Erhard visit to Washington; bombing of North Vietnam.

Principal Correspondents: Heinrich Lübke; Ludwig Erhard; Lyndon Baines Johnson.

0339 Presidential Correspondence: Kennedy and Johnson–Israel Officials, 1962–1965. Major Topics: Security of Israel; U.S. visits to Dimona nuclear facility; Israel-U.S.

relations; nuclear proliferation; Israeli concerns over Egypt-Syria-Iraq relations;

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Israeli request for joint U.S.-USSR statement of protection; Middle East arms race; death of Adlai Stevenson.

Principal Correspondents: John F. Kennedy; Lyndon Baines Johnson; David Ben-Gurion; Levi Eshkol.

0569 Presidential Correspondence: Johnson–De Gaulle, Vol. II, 1965. Major Topic: Bombing of North Vietnam. Principal Correspondents: Charles De Gaulle; Lyndon Baines Johnson.

0621 Presidential Correspondence: Kennedy and Johnson–UAR, Vol. I, 1961–1965. Major Topics: Congo crisis; U.S.-Cuba relations; U.S.-Middle East relations; Cuban

Missile Crisis; Yemen crisis; UAR policy in Yemen; loss of the USS Thresher; UAR–Saudi Arabia relations; NTBT; Middle East arms race; UAR-U.S. relations.

Principal Correspondents: Gamal Abdel Nasser; John F. Kennedy; Lyndon Baines Johnson.

Reel 9 [Other Correspondence and Exchanges cont.]

0002 Presidential Correspondence: Johnson-India, Vol. II, 1964–1965. Major Topics: Bombing of North Vietnam; death of Adlai Stevenson; U.S.

assessment of South Vietnam situation; stability of Southeast Asia; India-Pakistan relations; economic development; Lyndon Baines Johnson–Braj Kumar Nehru meeting; Kashmir conflict.

Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Lal Bahadur Shastri; Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan.

0164 Secretarial Correspondence: Rusk–UK Officials, Vol. VIII, November 1964–December 1965.

Major Topics: Implications of U.S. anti-ballistic missile system in UK; nuclear nonproliferation discussions; Andrei Gromyko visit to UK; UK assessment of remaining colonial possessions; UK Moscow news conference on Vietnam; India-China relations; India-Pakistan relations; Singapore secession from Malaysia; possible UN Security Council deliberation on Vietnam conflict; U.S.-UK civil air discussions; UK war damage claims; proposed World Security Authority; death of Winston Churchill.

Principal Correspondents: Dean Rusk; Michael Stewart; Harold Wilson.

0456 Presidential Correspondence: Johnson-UK, Vol. III, November 1964–December 1965.

Major Topics: Bombing of North Vietnam; nuclear force within NATO; Southern Rhodesia crisis; U.S. assessment of South Vietnam situation; death of Adlai Stevenson; Indonesia-Malaysia relations; UK suggestions on Vietnam situation; India-Pakistan relations; Southern Rhodesia crisis statement by Prime Minister Harold Wilson in House of Commons; Singapore secession from Malaysia; storage and use of U.S. nuclear weapons in the UK.

Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Harold Wilson; Queen Elizabeth II.

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0747 Presidential Correspondence: Johnson–UK, 1966. Major Topics: Southern Rhodesia crisis; U.S.-UK–FRG relations; UK terms for

settlement in Southern Rhodesia. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Harold Wilson.

0853 Secretarial Correspondence: Rusk–UK Officials, 1966. Major Topics: U.S. trade with Southern Rhodesia; U.S. proposal for UK-USSR

discussion of Vietnam peace prospects; U.S.-UK anti-ballistic missile talks; comments on Harrison Salisbury Vietnam articles; Foreign Secretary George Brown visit to USSR; Southern Rhodesia responses to UK settlement terms; UK–Southern Rhodesia talks.

Principal Correspondents: Dean Rusk; George Brown.

Reel 10 [Other Correspondence and Exchanges cont.]

0001 Presidential Correspondence: Johnson to UK/Wilson [1966]. Major Topics: Bombing of North Vietnam; U.S.-UK–FRG relations; independence

ceremonies for British Guiana; British flag vessels calling at North Vietnam ports; integrity of NATO alliance; Prime Minister Harold Wilson visit to Moscow; nuclear nonproliferation; meeting of South Vietnam leaders in Honolulu.

Principal Correspondent: Lyndon Baines Johnson.

0188 Presidential Correspondence: Johnson-India, 1966. Major Topics: India-Pakistan relations; Prime Minister Indira Gandhi visit to U.S.;

meeting of South Vietnam leaders in Honolulu; bombing of North Vietnam; death of Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri; India assessment of world affairs.

Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Indira Gandhi; Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan; Lal Bahadur Shastri.

0402 Presidential Correspondence: Johnson-USSR, 1966. Major Topics: Moon landing of Soviet Luna 9; nuclear nonproliferation; bombing of

North Vietnam. Principal Correspondents: Nikolai Podgorny; Aleksey Kosygin; Lyndon Baines

Johnson.

0474 Presidential Correspondence: Johnson-UAR, 1966 Major Topics: Anwar Sadat visit to U.S.; bombing of North Vietnam. Principal Correspondents: Gamal Abdel Nasser; Lyndon Baines Johnson.

0528 Presidential Correspondence: Johnson-China, 1966. Major Topics: Re-election of Chiang Kai-shek; meeting of South Vietnam leaders in

Honolulu; bombing of North Vietnam; Taiwan view of Vietnam situation. Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Chiang Kai-shek.

0624 Presidential Correspondence: Johnson-France, 1966. Major Topics: Withdrawal of French armed forces from NATO; details of French

NATO position; French response to U.S. policy in Vietnam; U.S. response to French NATO position; bombing of North Vietnam.

Principal Correspondents: Charles De Gaulle; Lyndon Baines Johnson.

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0714 Presidential Correspondence: Johnson–Federal Republic of Germany, 1966. Major Topics: Charles De Gaulle visit to FRG; FRG position on NATO; French

position on NATO; nuclear nonproliferation; election of Kurt Georg Kiesinger; FRG-U.S. relations; nuclear force within NATO.

Principal Correspondents: Ludwig Erhard; Lyndon Baines Johnson.

Reel 11 [Other Correspondence and Exchanges cont.]

0001 Presidential Correspondence: UK/Wilson to Johnson [1966]. Major Topics: Status of Southern Rhodesia crisis; U.S.-UK-FRG relations; Prime

Minister Harold Wilson visit to Moscow; bombing of North Vietnam; NATO issues; British flag vessels calling at North Vietnam ports; UK position on French forces withdrawing from NATO; dissolution of Parliament and general elections; possible Wilson meeting with North Vietnam representative; Wilson visit to Africa; NATO nuclear policies; UK-USSR discussion of peace initiatives in Vietnam.

Principal Correspondents: Harold Wilson; Queen Elizabeth II.

0236 Secretarial Correspondence: Rusk-FRG, 1966. Major Topics: Nuclear nonproliferation treaty discussions; NATO Ministerial

Conference; FRG position on French forces withdrawing from NATO. Principal Correspondents: Gerhard Schroeder; Dean Rusk.

0330 TAG Teleconference File [1964]. Major Topic: Status of Cyprus crisis. Principal Correspondents: Dean Rusk; Taylor G. Belcher.

0342 Chronology on Arms Limitation in Arab-Israel area, Code Name: CANE, April 1963–March 1964.

Major Topics: Rules for handling communication; UAR position on Middle East issues; John Jay McCloy special mission to UAR; U.S. arms limitation proposal; UAR response to proposal; assessment of McCloy mission; proposed McCloy mission to Israel; NTBT; Phil Talbot–Gamal Abdel Nasser meeting on arms limitation.

Principal Correspondents: John F. Kennedy; Gamal Abdel Nasser; John Jay McCloy; Dean Rusk.

0585 Secretarial Correspondence: Rusk–UK Officials, 1966. Major Topics: Implications of anti-ballistic missile system in UK; constitutional status

of British Caribbean colonies; British flag vessels calling at North Vietnam ports; Vietnam peace initiatives; reduction of UK forces in FRG; arms race; Southern Rhodesia crisis; NATO Ministerial Conference; Saudi Arabia request for UK air support in Yemen; withdrawal of French forces from NATO; review of UK national defenses; independence of South Arabia area.

Principal Correspondents: Dean Rusk; Patrick Dean; Michael Stewart.

0831 Presidential Correspondence: Johnson–Miscellaneous Organizations [1965–1966]. Major Topics: Economic development; Alliance for Progress; OAS; proposed

meeting of Latin American presidents; Communist China representation in UN; bombing of North Vietnam; Gemini space program; International Literacy Day.

Principal Correspondents: Lyndon Baines Johnson; Arthur Goldberg; U Thant; Jose A. Mora.

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PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS INDEX The following index is a guide to the major correspondents in this microfilm publication. The first number after each entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to the frame number at which a particular file folder containing correspondence by the person begins. Hence, 1: 0842 refers to the folder that begins at Frame 0842 of Reel 1. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial section of this guide, the researcher will find the folder title, inclusive dates, and a list of Major Topics and Principal Correspondents, listed in the order in which they appear on the film.

Adalberto Rivera, Julio

1: 0842 Adulyadej, Bhumibol (king of Thailand)

4: 0819 Alessandri Rodríguez, Jorge

1: 0459 Al-Hafez, Mohammad Amin

7: 0508 Al-Haj, Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra

3: 0866 Al-Hassan, Seif al-Islam (prince of Yemen)

7: 0711 Al-Qudsi, Nazim

7: 0508 Al-Sabah, Abdullah al-Salim

6: 0905 Al-Sabah, Sabah al-Salim

6: 0905 Al-Sallal, Abdullah

7: 0711 Aref, Abd al-Rahman

6: 0767 Aref, Abd al-Salam Muhammad

6: 0767 Ásgeirsson, Ásgeir

5: 0462 Balaguer, Joaquín

1: 0779 Bandaranaike, Sirimavo

6: 0305 Barrientos Ortuño, René

1: 0113

Baudouin I (king of Belgium) 5: 0081

Belaúnde Terry, Fernando 2: 0614

Beltrán, Washington 2: 0733

Benediktsson, Bjarni 5: 0462

Ben-Gurion, David 8: 0339

Bernhard (prince of Netherlands) 5: 0807

Betancourt, Rómulo 2: 0775

Bigi, Federico 5: 0985

Bir Bikram Shah Deva, Mahendra (king of Nepal)

7: 0001 Bonilla Atiles, José Antonio

1: 0625 Bosch, Juan

1: 0625, 0779 Brezhnev, Leonid

7: 0939 Brown, George

9: 0853 Bundy, William P.

5: 0009 Burnham, Linden Forbes Sampson

1: 0415 Bustamante, Alexander

2: 0001

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Calderón Guardia, Rafael Angel 1: 0649

Campbell, Clifford 2: 0001

Carillo Flores, Antonio 2: 0188

Castello Branco, Humberto de Alencar 1: 0208

Castro Jijón, Ramón (rear admiral) 1: 0823

Chalmers, Rene 2: 0077

Champassak, Sisouk Na 3: 0720

Chiang Kai-shek 7: 0748; 10: 0528

Chiari, Roberto F. 2: 0484

Chung Hee Park 4: 0224

Constantine II (king of Greece) 6: 0423

Dalai Lama see Gyatso, Tenzin

Dean, Patrick 11: 0585

De Gaulle, Charles 8: 0569; 10: 0624

De Valera, Eamon 5: 0476

Dhanarajata, Srisdi 4: 0819

Díaz Ordaz, Gustavo 2: 0188

Diefenbaker, John 5: 0177

Dobi, István 5: 0440

Dorman, Maurice 5: 0764

Doung Van Minh 4: 0614

Duvalier, François 2: 0077

Echandí Jiménez, Mario 1: 0649

Elizabeth II (queen of England) 9: 0456; 11: 0001

Erhard, Ludwig 8: 0070; 10: 0714

Erlander, Tage 6: 0056

Eshkol, Levi 6: 0799; 8: 0339

Faisal (king) 7: 0331

Fanfani, Amintore 5: 0527

Fergusson, Bernard 4: 0001

Fernández Crespo, Daniel 2: 0733

Franco, Francisco 6: 0002

Franz Josef II (prince of Switzerland) 6: 0074

Frederick IX (king of Denmark) 5: 0365

Frei Montalva, Eduardo 1: 0459

Gandhi, Indira 10: 0188

Garcia, Carlos P. 4: 0111

García Godoy, Héctor 1: 0779

García Salas, Julio Prado 1: 0897

Garrigues, Antonio 6: 0002

Goldberg, Arthur 11: 0831

Gopallawa, William 6: 0305

Goulart, João 1: 0208

Guerrero Gutiérrez, Lorenzo 2: 0406

Gursel, Cemal 7: 0541

Gustaf IV Adolf (king of Sweden) 6: 0056

Gyatso, Tenzin (Dalai Lama) 5: 0001

Harmel, Pierre 5: 0081

Heber Usher, Alberto 2: 0733

Helou, Charles 6: 0958

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Hochoy, Solomon 2: 0709

Holt, Harold 3: 0001

Holyoake, Keith 4: 0001

Hovaida, Amir Abbas 6: 0528

Hussein I (king of Jordan) 6: 0841

Ikeda, Hayato 3: 0536

Inonu, Ismet 7: 0541

Ishak, Yusof bin 4: 0215

Iturralde Chinel, Fernando 1: 0113

Jagan, Cheddi 1: 0415

Jaramillo Arrubla, Cástor 1: 0536

Jean (Grand Duke of Luxembourg) 5: 0745

Jimenez Sancho, Eugenio 1: 0649

Johnson, Lyndon Baines 1: 0001–4: 0819; 5: 0033–7: 0939;

8: 0070–9: 0002, 0456–0747; 10: 0001–0714; 11: 0831

Jonas, Franz 5: 0033

Juliana (queen of the Netherlands) 5: 0807

Kekkonen, Urho 5: 0412

Kennedy, John F. 1: 0001–0459, 0649, 0823, 0897;

2: 0001, 0188, 0484, 0775; 3: 0001–4: 0111, 0224–0819; 5: 0009, 0081–0177, 0476–0527, 0807, 0915; 6: 0100–0305, 0423–0767, 0905; 7: 0001–0508; 8: 0339, 0621; 11: 0342

Khan, Mohammad Ayub 7: 0038, 0202

Khoman, Thanat 4: 0819

Khrushchev, Nikita 7: 0939

Kittikachorn, Thanom 4: 0819

Klaus, Josef 5: 0033

Kosygin, Aleksey 7: 0872, 0939; 10: 0402

Krag, Jens Otto 5: 0365

Kuchuk, Fazil 6: 0378

Lee Kuan Yew 4: 0215

Leoni, Raúl 2: 0775

Leon Valencia, Guillermo 1: 0536

Lleras Camargo, Alberto 2: 0406

Lleras Restrepo, Carlos 1: 0536

López Arellano, Oswaldo 2: 0130

López Mateos, Adolfo 2: 0188

Lübke, Heinrich 8: 0001, 0070

Macapagal, Diosdado 4: 0111, 0412

Magalhaes, Juracy 1: 0208

Maiwandwal, Mohammed Hashem 6: 0234

Makarios III (archbishop) 6: 0378

Marcos, Ferdinand E. 4: 0412

Mata'afa, Fiame 5: 0009

McCloy, John Jay 11: 0342

Méndez Montenegro, Julio César 1: 0897

Menzies, Robert 3: 0001

Mikoyan, Anastas 7: 0872

Mora, Jose A. 11: 0831

Moro, Aldo 5: 0527

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Muñoz Marín, Luis 2: 0699

Nasir, Ibrahim 6: 0984

Nasiruddin, Ismail Shah 3: 0866

Nasser, Gamal Abdel 8: 0621; 10: 0474; 11: 0342

Ngo Dinh Diem 4: 0614

Ngo Dinh Nhu (Madame) 4: 0614

Nguyen Cao Ky 4: 0614

Nguyen Khanh 4: 0614

Nguyen Ngoc The 4: 0614

Nguyen Van Thieu 4: 0614

Novotný, Antonín 5: 0284

Nu, U Maung 3: 0218

Ochab, Edward 5: 0892

Olav V (king) 5: 0877

Olivier, Giorgio Borg 5: 0764

O'Neill, Terence 5: 0476

Orlich, Francisco J. 1: 0649

Ovando Candía, Alfredo 1: 0113

Pahlavi, Mohammad Reza (shah of Iran) 6: 0528

Papandreou, George 6: 0423

Patriarch Athenagoros (Archbishop of Constantinople)

7: 0541 Paul VI (pope)

6: 0100 Paz Estenssoro, Víctor

1: 0113 Pearson, Lester B.

5: 0177, 0298

Peralta Azurdia, Enrique (colonel) 1: 0897

Pérez Godoy, Ricardo 2: 0614

Peter II (king) 6: 0152

Phan Huy Quat 4: 0614

Phan Khac Suu 4: 0614

Podgorny, Nikolai 7: 0872, 0939; 10: 0402

Radhakrishnan, Sarvepalli 9: 0002; 10: 0188

Rainier III (prince of Monaco) 5: 0795

Robles, Marco A. 2: 0484

Romero Hernández, Gustavo 1: 0536

Rusk, Dean 8: 0001; 9: 0164, 0853; 11: 0236, 0342,

0585 Salazar, António de Oliveira

5: 0915 Sangster, Donald Burns

2: 0001 Saragat, Giuseppe

5: 0527 Sato, Eisaku

3: 0536 Sattar, A.

6: 0984 Savang Vatthana (king of Laos)

3: 0720 Schaffner, Hans

6: 0074 Schick Gutiérrez, René

2: 0406 Schroeder, Gerhard

8: 0001; 11: 0236 Segni, Antonio

5: 0527 Senanayake, Dudley

6: 0305 Shastri, Lal Bahadur

9: 0002; 10: 0188 Shazar, Zalman

6: 0799

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Shiina, Etsusaburo 3: 0536

Sihanouk, Norodom (prince of Cambodia)

3: 0420 Souvanna Phouma (prince of Laos)

3: 0720 Stephanopoulos, Stephanos

6: 0423 Stevenson, Adlai

3: 0218 Stewart, Michael

9: 0164; 11: 0585 Stoica, Chivu

5: 0967 Stroessner, Alfredo

2: 0584 Sukarno

3: 0311 Sunay, Cevdet

7: 0541 Thant, U

3: 0218; 11: 0831 Thomaz, Americo Deus Rodrigues

5: 0915 Tito, Josip Broz

6: 0152 Tomic, Radomiro

1: 0459

Traykov, Georgi 5: 0177

Trejos Fernández, José Joaquín 1: 0649

Tschudi, Hans Peter 6: 0074

Umberto Illia, Arturo 1: 0001

Vanden Boeynants, Paul 5: 0081

Vanier, Georges P. 5: 0298

Walker, Michael 6: 0984

Wilson, Harold 9: 0164, 0456, 0747; 11: 0001

Win, Ne (general) 3: 0218

Ydígoras Fuentes, Miguel 1: 0897

Yusuf, Mohammad 6: 0234

Zaher, Mohammed (king of Afghanistan) 6: 0234

Zavala Ortiz, Miguel Angel 1: 0001

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SUBJECT INDEX The following index is a guide to the major topics in this microform publication. The first

number after each entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to the frame number at which the subject begins. Hence, 6: 0234 directs researchers to frame 0234 of Reel 6. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial section of this guide, the researcher will find topics listed in the order in which they appear on the film.

Afghanistan

foreign relations 6: 0234; 7: 0038 Africa

stability of nations 5: 0915 Agreements and treaties

Convention for the Protection of Migratory Birds 5: 0298

Disengagement Agreement (Yemen) 7: 0331

formation of Maldive Islands 6: 0984 International Coffee Agreement 1: 0208,

0536 Japan-U.S. Civil Air Transport

Agreement 3: 0536 Jordan-U.S. 6: 0841 Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (NTBT)

1: 0208; 2: 0188, 0406; 3: 0001, 0866; 5: 0009; 6: 0100, 0767, 0841; 7: 0508; 8: 0621; 11: 0342

Panama Canal Convention of 1903 2: 0484

Treaty of Guarantee 7: 0541 Agriculture

Western Samoa 5: 0009 Airspace, international law

violations by UAR 7: 0331 Alliance for Progress

1: 0001, 0113, 0208, 0415, 0459, 0536, 0842, 0897; 2: 0130, 0484, 0614, 0775; 11: 0831

Al-Sabah, Sheik Abdullah al-Salim 6: 0905

American Foreign Power Company nationalization of 1: 0208

Animal diseases foot and mouth 1: 0001

Apollo I 7: 0939

Aref, Abd al-Salam Muhammad 6: 0767

Argentina coup 2: 0775 foreign relations 1: 0001

Arms control and disarmament general 11: 0585 Middle East 8: 0339, 0621; 11: 0342 U.S. proposal for 11: 0342

Asia food shortages 6: 0100 security of 4: 0819 stability of nations 9: 0002

Assassination Kennedy, John F. 1: 0208; 7: 0939

Australia economic history with U.S. 3: 0001 support for U.S. policy in Vietnam

3: 0001 Austria

5: 0033 Aviation accidents and safety

Pakistan International Airlines 7: 0038 Banks and banking

World Bank 6: 0305 Baudouin I (king)

5: 0081 Bauxite industry

2: 0001 Belaúnde Terry, Fernando

speech about 2: 0614 Belgium

5: 0081

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Bien-Hoa, Vietnam 2: 0130

Births Stephanie Marie Elisabeth (princess)

5: 0795 Bolivia

economic development 1: 0113 foreign relations 1: 0113 presidential inauguration 1: 0113

Bombs and bombings Vietnam, Democratic Republic of (North

Vietnam) 1: 0001–0208, 0536, 0649, 0823–0897; 2: 0001–0614, 0709–0775; 3: 0001–0311, 0536–0866; 4: 0001, 0224–0819; 5: 0177–0284, 0412–0440, 0527, 0764, 0892, 0967; 6: 0152–0378, 0528–0958; 7: 0001–0038, 0331–0508, 0711, 0939; 8: 0070, 0569; 9: 0002, 0456; 10: 0001–0624; 11: 0001, 0831

Borders integrity of 3: 0420 security 4: 0614 violations 3: 0420

Bowen Report economic policy recommendations

4: 0819 Brazil

communism 1: 0208 sale of destroyers 1: 0208 support for U.S. policy in Vietnam

1: 0208 Bridges and tunnels

Tagus River Bridge 5: 0915 British Guiana

general 1: 0415 independence ceremonies 10: 0001

Brown, George 9: 0853

Buddhism alleged persecution in Vietnam,

Republic of (South Vietnam) 6: 0305 Bulgaria

5: 0177 Burma

presence of China, Republic of (Taiwan), irregular forces 3: 0218

Cambodia borders 3: 0420; 4: 0614

Canada civil air agreement 5: 0177, 0298 general 5: 0284 Newfoundland hospital 5: 0177

Cape Kennedy, Florida launch invitations 5: 0081

Central America foreign relations 1: 0897

Ceylon economic development 6: 0305

Chamizal dispute settlement 2: 0188

Chamizal National Memorial 2: 0188

Chen Cheng 7: 0748

Chiang Kai-shek 7: 0748; 10: 0528

Chile economic development 1: 0459

China, People’s Republic of foreign relations 7: 0038; 9: 0164 UN representation 11: 0831

China, Republic of (Taiwan) forces in Burma 3: 0218 security of 7: 0748 view of Vietnam conflict 10: 0528

Churchill, Winston 9: 0164

Civil aviation Canada-USSR agreement 5: 0177,

0298 U.S.-Jamaica agreement 2: 0001 U.S.-Netherlands talks 5: 0807 U.S.-UK discussions 9: 0164

Civil liberties alleged violations in Dominican Republic

1: 0779 Coffee

export quotas 1: 0208 International Coffee Agreement 1: 0208,

0536 Colombia

economic development 1: 0536 inauguration of Lleras Restrepo, Carlos

1: 0536 Colorado River

salinity 2: 0188

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Communism spread of 1: 0208, 0649, 0897; 2: 0077,

0484, 0775; 3: 0720; 4: 0111, 0614, 0819; 6: 0528; 7: 0331, 0748

Community Development Program 2: 0775

Congo crisis 5: 0081; 8: 0621

Convention for the Protection of Migratory Birds

fiftieth anniversary 5: 0298 Costa Rica

support for U.S. policy in Vietnam 1: 0649

Coups Honduras 1: 0649 South America 2: 0775

Cuba foreign relations 8: 0621 general 1: 0777 influence of 1: 0897; 2: 0484, 0775 sanctions by OAS 1: 0823

Cuban Missile Crisis 2: 0001, 0188, 0775; 3: 0001, 0218,

0311, 0420; 4: 0001, 0614, 0819; 5: 0177, 0476, 0527; 8: 0621

Culebra Islands acquisition by Puerto Rico 2: 0699

Cultural exchanges Treasures of Pre-Columbian Gold

exhibition 2: 0614 Cyprus

Acheson settlement proposal 6: 0423 conflict 6: 0378; 7: 0541, 0939; 11: 0330 teleconference 11: 0330

Czechoslovakia 5: 0284, 0298

Death and dying al-Sabah, Sheik Abdullah al-Salim

6: 0905 Aref, Abd al-Salam Muhammad 6: 0767 Chen Cheng 7: 0748 Churchill, Winston 9: 0164 Elisabeth (queen of Belgium) 5: 0081 Engen, Hans 5: 0877 Gursel, Cemal 7: 0541 Ikeda, Hayato 3: 0536 Khampan, Tiao 3: 0720 Louise (queen of Sweden) 6: 0056 Mansour, Hassan Ali 6: 0528

Nimitz, Chester A. 4: 0001 Schaerf, Adolf 5: 0033 Schick Gutiérrez, René 2: 0406 Shastri, Lal Bahadur 10: 0188 Stevenson, Adlai 1: 0001, 0113, 0459;

2: 0077, 0709; 3: 0536, 0866; 5: 0001, 0298; 6: 0528, 0799; 8: 0070, 0339; 9: 0002, 0456

Thors, Thor 5: 0462 von Brentano, Heinrich 8: 0001, 0070 Wallace, Henry A. 2: 0484 see also Assassination

Declaration of Neutrality Cambodia 3: 0420

De Gaulle, Charles Erhard, Ludwig, meeting 8: 0070 FRG visit 10: 0714 general 8: 0569

Denmark 5: 0365

De Valera, Eamon 5: 0476

Díaz Ordaz, Gustavo 2: 0188

Dimona Nuclear Reactor 8: 0339

Disasters Hurricane Betsy 1: 0842; 5: 0298 relief 1: 0459, 0842 Yamano coal mine explosion 3: 0536 see also Earthquakes

Disengagement Agreement 7: 0331

Dominican Republic civil liberties violations 1: 0779 crisis 1: 0208, 0625, 0649, 0779, 0842;

2: 0733, 0775 elections 1: 0779 general 1: 0625

Dominican Revolutionary Democratic Front

1: 0625, 0779 Earthquakes

Eastern Turkey 7: 0541 El Salvador 1: 0842

Economic development Bolivia 1: 0113 Ceylon 6: 0305 Chile 1: 0459 Colombia 1: 0536

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Economic development cont. general 4: 0412; 9: 0002; 11: 0831 Guatemala 1: 0897 Indonesia 3: 0311 Panama 2: 0484 Philippines 4: 0111 see also Alliance for Progress

Economic policy Bowen Report 4: 0819 U.S. balance of payments program

3: 0001, 0536 Ecuador

1: 0823 Education

Latin American Conference of Ministers of Education 1: 0001

Pakistani needs 7: 0202 school dedication 1: 0842

Elections Chiang Kai-shek 10: 0528 De Valera, Eamon 5: 0476 Dominican Republic 1: 0779 Helou, Charles 6: 0958 Kiesinger, Kurt Georg 10: 0714 Olivier, Giorgio Borg 5: 0764 Thomaz, Americo Deus Rodrigues

5: 0915 UK 11: 0001

Elisabeth (queen of Belgium) 5: 0081

El Salvador school dedication 1: 0842

Engen, Hans 5: 0877

Erhard, Ludwig 8: 0070

European Economic Community (EEC) Spanish views of 6: 0002

Faisal (king) 7: 0331

Finland 5: 0412

Florida Cape Kennedy 5: 0081

Food for Peace Program 2: 0001

Food supply shortages in Asia 6: 0100

Foot and mouth disease 1: 0001

Foreign economic relations Australia 3: 0001 Brazil 1: 0208 Japan 3: 0536

Foreign laws Philippine Retail Trade Nationalization

Law 4: 0412 Foreign relations

Afghanistan 6: 0234; 7: 0038 Argentina 1: 0001 Bolivia 1: 0113 Central America 1: 0897 China, People’s Republic of 7: 0038;

9: 0164 Cuba 8: 0621 Cyprus 7: 0541 Germany, Federal Republic of (West

Germany) 9: 0747; 10: 0001, 0714; 11: 0001

Greece 7: 0541 Haiti 2: 0077 India 6: 0528; 7: 0038, 0202, 0541;

9: 0002, 0164, 0456; 10: 0188 Indonesia 3: 0311, 0866; 4: 0111, 0412;

9: 0456 inter-American 2: 0406, 0775 Iran 6: 0528 Iraq 8: 0339 Israel 8: 0339 Japan 3: 0536; 4: 0224 Jordan 6: 0841 Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

3: 0536; 4: 0224 Malaysia 3: 0866; 4: 0111, 0412;

9: 0456 Middle East 8: 0621 Netherlands 3: 0311 Pakistan 6: 0234, 0528; 7: 0038, 0202,

0541; 9: 0002, 0164, 0456; 10: 0188 Panama 2: 0484 Philippines 3: 0866; 4: 0111, 0412 Saudi Arabia 7: 0331; 8: 0621 Spain 6: 0002 Syria 7: 0508; 8: 0339 Thailand 4: 0819 Turkey 7: 0541 UAR 7: 0331; 8: 0339, 0621 UK 3: 0311; 9: 0747; 10: 0001; 11: 0001

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Vietnam, Republic of (South Vietnam) 4: 0614

Yugoslavia 6: 0152 Forests and forestry

Chile 1: 0459 France

NATO position 10: 0624, 0714 response to U.S. Vietnam policy

10: 0624 withdrawal of forces from NATO

11: 0001, 0236, 0585 Gandhi, Indira

10: 0188 Germany, Federal Republic of (West Germany)

assistance to Vietnam, Republic of (South Vietnam) 8: 0070

foreign relations 9: 0747; 10: 0001, 0714; 11: 0001

general 8: 0001, 0070; 10: 0714; 11: 0236

NATO position 10: 0714 position on French withdrawal from

NATO 11: 0236 reduction of UK forces in 11: 0585 reunification 8: 0070

Government ownership Brazil 1: 0208

Greece Cyprus conflict 6: 0378, 0423; 7: 0939;

11: 0330 foreign relations 7: 0541

Gromyko, Andrei 9: 0164

Groups and organizations European Economic Community (EEC)

6: 0002 general 11: 0831 North Atlantic Treaty Organization

(NATO) 5: 0527; 6: 0002; 8: 0001, 0070; 9: 0456; 10: 0001, 0624, 0714; 11: 0001, 0236, 0585

Organization of American States (OAS) 11: 0831

Peace Corps 4: 0819; 7: 0001 President's Scientific Advisory

Committee 7: 0202 Southeast Asia Treaty Organization

(SEATO) 4: 0819

Guatemala economic development 1: 0897 foreign relations 1: 0897

Gursel, Cemal 7: 0541

Haiti foreign relations 2: 0077

Hawaii Honolulu meeting of Vietnam, Republic

of (South Vietnam), leaders 3: 0001, 0536, 0720; 4: 0001, 0224, 0412, 0614, 0819; 5: 0177, 0527; 7: 0038; 10: 0001, 0188, 0528

Health facilities and services dedication of children's hospital 5: 0177

Helou, Charles 6: 0958

Honduras Bien-Hoa incident 2: 0130 military coup 1: 0649

Honolulu, Hawaii meeting of Vietnam, Republic of (South

Vietnam), leaders 3: 0001, 0536, 0720; 4: 0001, 0224, 0412, 0614, 0819; 5: 0177, 0527; 7: 0038; 10: 0001, 0188, 0528

House of Commons Wilson, Harold, statement 9: 0456

Hungary 5: 0440

Hurricane Betsy 1: 0842; 5: 0298

Hydroelectric power development of 2: 0775

Iceland 5: 0462

Ikeda, Hayato 3: 0536

Immigration and emigration quotas 2: 0001

India assessment of world affairs 10: 0188 foreign relations 6: 0528; 7: 0038, 0202,

0541; 9: 0002, 0164, 0456; 10: 0188 Kashmir conflict 7: 0038, 0202; 9: 0002 rice donation to 2: 0775

Indonesia economic development 3: 0311 foreign relations 3: 0311, 0866; 4: 0111,

0412; 9: 0456

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Indonesia cont. military buildup 4: 0111 West New Guinea 3: 0311; 5: 0807

Indus River development of 7: 0202

Inter-American Peace Force 1: 0779

International assistance British Guiana 1: 0415 Cyprus 6: 0423 Food for Peace Program 2: 0001 Germany, Federal Republic of (West

Germany) 8: 0070 medical assistance 5: 0807 Philippine aid to Vietnam, Republic of

(South Vietnam) 4: 0412 Thailand 4: 0819 Venezuela 2: 0775 views on U.S. aid program 4: 0111 World Bank 6: 0305 see also Military assistance

International Boundary and Water Commission

2: 0188 International Coffee Agreement

1: 0208, 0536 International Literacy Day

11: 0831 International Telephone and Telegraph

nationalization of 1: 0208 Iran

discussions with Turkey 7: 0541 fiftieth anniversary of shah's reign

6: 0528 foreign relations 6: 0528 military personnel 6: 0528

Iraq foreign relations 8: 0339 general 6: 0767

Irazú volcano 1: 0649

Ireland fiftieth anniversary of independence

5: 0476 Israel

arms control and disarmament 11: 0342 foreign relations 8: 0339 McCloy, John Jay, mission 11: 0342 security of 6: 0799; 8: 0339 U.S.-USSR protection 8: 0339

Italy intervention for U.S. prisoners of war

5: 0527 Jamaica

2: 0001 Japan

administration of Ryukyu Islands 3: 0536

foreign relations 3: 0536; 4: 0224 launch of first satellite 3: 0536

Japan-U.S. Civil Air Transport Agreement

3: 0536 Jiménez, Pérez

1: 0649; 2: 0584 Johnson, Lyndon Baines

dedication of children's hospital 5: 0177 general 7: 0748, 0872, 0939; 8: 0070,

0339, 0569, 0621; 9: 0002, 0456, 0747; 10: 0001, 0188, 0402, 0474, 0528, 0624, 0714; 11: 0001, 0831

Leif Erikson Day 5: 0877 surgery 2: 0001, 0188, 0733; 3: 0536;

6: 0056; 7: 0711 visits and meetings 2: 0188; 9: 0002

Jordan foreign relations 6: 0841

Kashmir conflict 7: 0038, 0202, 0541; 9: 0002

Kennedy, John F. assassination of 1: 0208; 7: 0939 dedication of memorial 5: 0764 general 8: 0339, 0621 invitation to visit Northern Ireland

5: 0476 visit to Italy 5: 0527

Kennedy, Robert F. 3: 0311

Khampan, Tiao 3: 0720

Khrushchev, Nikita Denmark visit 5: 0365 UAR visit 7: 0331 view of threats to peace 7: 0939

Kiesinger, Kurt Georg 10: 0714

Kingston, Jamaica firefighting assistance 2: 0001

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Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij (KLM)

see Royal Dutch Airlines (KLM) Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

administration of 4: 0224 foreign relations 3: 0536; 4: 0224

Kuwait 6: 0905

Land ownership and rights Vieques and Culebra Islands 2: 0699

Laos border security 4: 0614 civil war and foreign intervention

3: 0420, 0720; 4: 0819 crisis 4: 0819; 7: 0939

Latin America coups 2: 0775 proposed meeting of presidents

11: 0831 Latin American Conference of Ministers of Education

1: 0001 Lebanon

6: 0958 Leif Erikson Day

5: 0462, 0877 Liechtenstein

6: 0074 Literacy and illiteracy

International Literacy Day 11: 0831 Iranian programs 6: 0528

Louise (queen of Sweden) 6: 0056

Luna 9 (Soviet) moon landing 7: 0939; 10: 0402

Luxembourg 5: 0745

Macapagal, Diosdado 4: 0111

Maiwandwal, Mohammed Hashem 6: 0234

Malaysia foreign relations 3: 0866; 4: 0111, 0412;

9: 0456 formation of 3: 0311, 0866 Singapore secession 9: 0164, 0456

Maldive Islands formation of 6: 0984

Malta formation of 5: 0764

Mansour, Hassan Ali 6: 0528

Marcos, Ferdinand 4: 0412

Marine accidents and safety USS Thresher 8: 0621

Marten Plan preservation of capitalism 1: 0649

McCloy, John Jay 11: 0342

Medical assistance Vietnam, Republic of (South Vietnam)

5: 0807 Mexico

2: 0188 Middle East

arms control and disarmament 8: 0339, 0621; 11: 0342

crisis 7: 0939 foreign relations 8: 0621 stability of nations 6: 0528

Military assistance to India 7: 0202 to Pakistan 7: 0038 U.S. defense spending bill 4: 0614 Vietnam, Republic of (South Vietnam)

4: 0614 Military personnel

Iran 6: 0528 Military supplies and property

Brazil 1: 0208 Jordan 6: 0841 Peru 2: 0614 U.S. anti-ballistic missile system in UK

9: 0164, 0853; 11: 0585 Mines and mineral resources

Yamano coal mine 3: 0536 Monaco

5: 0795 Moro, Aldo

5: 0527 Morse, Wayne

2: 0614 Moscow, Russia

UK news conference on Vietnam 9: 0164

Multilateral Force 5: 0527; 8: 0001, 0070

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Nasser, Gamal Abdel Faisal (king), meeting 7: 0331 Talbot, Phil, meeting 11: 0342

Nehru, Braj Kumar 9: 0002

Nepal tenth anniversary of king's coronation

7: 0001 Netherlands

foreign relations 3: 0311 U.S. civil aviation talks 5: 0807 West New Guinea 3: 0311; 5: 0807

Newfoundland, Canada dedication of children's hospital 5: 0177

New Zealand support for U.S. policy in Vietnam

4: 0001 Ngo Dinh Nhu (Madame)

4: 0614 Nicaragua

2: 0406 Nimitz, Chester A.

4: 0001 North American Air Defense Command (NORAD)

nuclear weapons 5: 0177 North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

financing 8: 0001 French forces withdrawal10: 0624;

11: 0001, 0236, 0585 French position 10: 0624, 0714 FRG position 10: 0714 integrity of alliance 10: 0001 international responsibilities 5: 0527 issues 11: 0001 ministerial conference 11: 0236, 0585 Moro, Aldo, address 5: 0527 Multilateral Force 5: 0527; 8: 0001, 0070 nuclear force 8: 0001, 0070; 9: 0456;

10: 0714 nuclear policies 11: 0001 Spanish views of 6: 0002 support for 5: 0527

Norway 5: 0877

Nuclear power plants and reactors Dimona 8: 0339

Nuclear proliferation 7: 0939; 8: 0001, 0339; 9: 0164;

10: 0001, 0402, 0714; 11: 0236 Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (NTBT)

1: 0208; 2: 0188, 0406; 3: 0001, 0866; 5: 0009; 6: 0100, 0767, 0841; 7: 0508; 8: 0621; 11: 0342

Nuclear weapons general 7: 0872 North American Air Defense Command

(NORAD) 5: 0177 storage and use in UK 9: 0456

Olivier, Giorgio Borg 5: 0764

Organization of American States (OAS) general 1: 0001, 0113, 0208; 11: 0831 Meeting of Presidents 2: 0775 sanctions against Cuba 1: 0823

Pahlavi, Mohammad Reza (shah of Iran) 6: 0528

Pakistan education 7: 0202 foreign relations 6: 0234, 0528; 7: 0038,

0202, 0541; 9: 0002, 0164, 0456; 10: 0188

Pakistan International Airlines accident 7: 0038

Panama canal crisis 1: 0649; 2: 0188, 0484 foreign relations 2: 0484

Panama Canal Convention of 1903 2: 0484

Paraguay 2: 0584

Paul VI (pope) support for Vietnamese people 6: 0100

Peace Corps 4: 0819; 7: 0001

Peru coup 2: 0775 request for naval ships 2: 0614

Petroleum and petroleum industry market reliability 2: 0775 U.S. imports 2: 0775 U.S.-Venezuela talks 2: 0775

Philippine Retail Trade Nationalization Law

4: 0412

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Philippines foreign relations 3: 0866; 4: 0111, 0412

Philippine War Damage Bill 4: 0111

Poland 5: 0892

Portugal 5: 0915

Presidential correspondence 7: 0748, 0872; 8: 0070, 0339, 0569,

0621; 9: 0002, 0456, 0747; 10: 0001, 0188, 0402, 0474, 0528, 0624, 0714; 11: 0001, 0831

Presidential exchanges 7: 0939

Presidential Prayer Breakfast 1: 0649

President's Scientific Advisory Committee

report on Pakistan 7: 0202 Prisoners of war

5: 0527 Puerto Rico

acquisition of Vieques and Culebra Islands 2: 0699

Rebild Festival celebration of U.S. independence

5: 0365 Rice

2: 0775 Right of asylum

Jiménez, Pérez 1: 0649; 2: 0584 Rio Grande River

salinity 2: 0188 Royal Dutch Airlines (KLM)

expansion of service 5: 0807 Rumania

5: 0967 Rusk, Dean

8: 0001; 9: 0164, 0853; 11: 0236, 0585 Ryukyu Islands

3: 0536; 4: 0213 Sadat, Anwar

10: 0474 Salinity

Colorado River 2: 0188 Rio Grande River 2: 0188

Salisbury, Harrison 9: 0853

San Marino 5: 0985

Saudi Arabia foreign relations 7: 0331; 8: 0621 UK air support in Yemen 11: 0585 Yemen crisis 7: 0331; 8: 0621

Schaerf, Adolf 5: 0033

Schick Gutiérrez, René 2: 0406

Secretarial correspondence 8: 0001; 9: 0164, 0853; 11: 0236, 0585

Shastri, Lal Bahadur 10: 0188

Ships and shipping British flag vessels 10: 0001; 11: 0001,

0585 general 2: 0484

Singapore independence 3: 0866; 4: 0215; 9: 0164,

0456 South Arabia

independence 11: 0585 Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO)

4: 0819 Southern Rhodesia

crisis 9: 0456, 0747, 0853; 11: 0001, 0585

settlement terms 9: 0747, 0853 statement by Wilson, Harold 9: 0456 trade with U.S. 9: 0853

Space programs Apollo I 7: 0939 Gemini 1: 0001, 0208, 0459, 0842,

0897; 2: 0077, 0130, 0188, 0733; 3: 0536, 0866; 4: 0001; 5: 0033, 0298, 0365, 0527, 0745, 0795, 0985; 6: 0002, 0152, 0423, 0528; 7: 0872; 8: 0070; 11: 0831

Japanese satellite 3: 0536 Soviet Luna 9 7: 0939; 10: 0402

Spain foreign relations 6: 0002

Stephanie Marie Elisabeth (princess of Monaco)

5: 0795 Stevenson, Adlai

death of 1: 0001, 0113, 0459; 2: 0077, 0709; 3: 0536, 0866; 5: 0001, 0298;

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Stevenson, Adlai cont. 6: 0528, 0799; 8: 0070, 0339; 9: 0002,

0456 Stroessner, Alfredo

2: 0584 Sugar industry and products

general 1: 0779 quotas 4: 0412

Surgeons and surgery Johnson, Lyndon Baines 2: 0001, 0188,

0733; 3: 0536; 6: 0056; 7: 0711 Sweden

6: 0056 Switzerland

6: 0074 Syria

foreign relations 7: 0508; 8: 0339 Taal volcano

eruption of 4: 0412 Tagus River Bridge

dedication 5: 0915 Talbot, Phil

11: 0342 Tashkent Declaration

7: 0038 Task Force Saigon

recommendations 4: 0614 Textile industry and fabrics

2: 0188 Thailand

foreign relations 4: 0819 Thomaz, Americo Deus Rodrigues

5: 0915 Thors, Thor

5: 0462 Tibet

5: 0001 Trade Expansion Act

5: 0177 Transportation

bridges and tunnels 5: 0915 rights and agreements 6: 0234

“Treasures of Pre-Colombian Gold” 2: 0614

Treaty of Guarantee 7: 0541

Trinidad 2: 0709

Turkey Cyprus conflict 6: 0378, 0423; 7: 0939;

11: 0330 foreign relations 7: 0541

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR)

civil air agreement 5: 0177, 0298 general 7: 0872, 0939; 10: 0402 Israel protection 8: 0339 Moscow news conference 9: 0164 Vietnam peace initiatives 9: 0853;

11: 0001 United Arab Republic (UAR)

arms control and disarmament 11: 0342 foreign relations 7: 0331; 8: 0339, 0621 general 10: 0474 McCloy, John Jay, mission 11: 0342 violations of Saudi airspace 7: 0331 Yemen crisis 7: 0331; 8: 0621; 11: 0585

United Kingdom (UK) civil aviation 9: 0164 foreign relations 3: 0311; 9: 0747;

10: 0001; 11: 0001 FRG reduction of forces 11: 0585 general 9: 0164, 0456, 0747, 0853;

10: 0001; 11: 0001, 0585 national defenses 11: 0585 Northern Ireland invitation to Kennedy,

John F. 5: 0476 nuclear weapons storage and use

9: 0456 Parliament dissolution 11: 0001 position on French withdrawal from

NATO 11: 0001 Southern Rhodesia crisis 9: 0456, 0747,

0853; 11: 0001, 0585 territorial possessions 9: 0164; 11: 0585 trade with Vietnam, Democratic

Republic of (North Vietnam) 10: 0001; 11: 0001, 0585

U.S. anti-ballistic missile system 9: 0164, 0853; 11: 0585

Vietnam conflict 9: 0853 Vietnam news conference 9: 0164 Vietnam peace initiatives 11: 0001 Vietnam presence 3: 0001 war damage claims 9: 0164 Yemen air support 11: 0585

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United Nations (UN) activities 3: 0218 China, People’s Republic of,

representation 11: 0831 Cyprus resolution 7: 0541 Kashmir cease-fire 7: 0038 Maldive Islands membership 6: 0984 Tibet resolution 5: 0001 Vietnam conflict 9: 0164

Uruguay 2: 0733

USS Johnston 2: 0001

U.S. statutes Philippine War Damage Bill 4: 0111 Trade Expansion Act 5: 0177

USS Suribachi 2: 0001

USS Thresher 8: 0621

Vance, Cyrus Vietnam report 3: 0001; 4: 0001, 0224

Vatican 6: 0100

Venezuela 2: 0775

Vieques Islands acquisition by Puerto Rico 2: 0699

Vietnam, Democratic Republic of (North Vietnam)

British flag vessels calling at ports 10: 0001; 11: 0001, 0585

grievances against 4: 0614 U.S. bombing of 1: 0001–0208, 0536,

0649, 0823–0897; 2: 0001–0614, 0709–0775; 3: 0001–0311, 0536–0866; 4: 0001, 0224–0819; 5: 0177–0284, 0412–0440, 0527, 0764, 0892, 0967; 6: 0152–0378, 0528–0958; 7: 0001–0038, 0331–0508, 0711, 0939; 8: 0070, 0569; 9: 0002, 0456; 10: 0001–0624; 11: 0001, 0831

U.S. prisoners of war 5: 0527 Vietnam, Republic of (South Vietnam)

foreign relations 4: 0614 medical assistance 5: 0807 military assistance 4: 0614 rice donation to 2: 0775

visits and meetings 3: 0001, 0536, 0720; 4: 0001, 0224, 0412, 0614, 0819; 5: 0177, 0527; 7: 0038; 10: 0001, 0188, 0528

Vietnam conflict Australia 3: 0001 Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

4: 0224 military presence 4: 0614 New Zealand 4: 0001 North Atlantic Treaty Organization

(NATO) 9: 0164 peace initiatives 6: 0100; 7: 0939;

9: 0853; 11: 0001, 0585 Philippines 4: 0111 Salisbury, Harrison, articles 9: 0853 UK news conference on 9: 0164 UK presence 3: 0001 UK suggestions 9: 0456 U.S. assessment of situation 8: 0070;

9: 0002, 0456 U.S. policy 3: 0218; 7: 0748; 10: 0624 U.S. request for additional support

4: 0001 Vance, Cyrus, report 3: 0001; 4: 0001,

0224 views on 6: 0152

Visits and meetings Brown, George 9: 0853 De Gaulle, Charles 8: 0070; 10: 0714 Díaz Ordaz, Gustavo 2: 0188 Erhard, Ludwig 8: 0070 Faisal (king) 7: 0331 Gandhi, Indira 10: 0188 Gromyko, Andrei 9: 0164 Iran 7: 0541 Johnson, Lyndon Baines 2: 0188;

9: 0002 Kennedy, John F. 5: 0527 Kennedy, Robert F. 3: 0311 Khrushchev, Nikita 5: 0365; 7: 0331 Latin America 11: 0831 Maiwandwal, Mohammed Hashem

6: 0234 Nasser, Gamal Abdel 7: 0331; 11: 0342 Nehru, Braj Kumar 9: 0002 Organization of American States (OAS)

2: 0775 Sadat, Anwar 10: 0474 Talbot, Phil 11: 0342

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Visits and meetings cont. Turkey 7: 0541 UK 11: 0001 USSR 11: 0001 Vietnam, Democratic Republic of (North

Vietnam) 11: 0001 Vietnam, Republic of (South Vietnam)

3: 0001, 0536, 0720; 4: 0001, 0224, 0412, 0614, 0819; 5: 0177, 0527; 7: 0038; 10: 0001, 0188, 0528

Wilson, Harold 10: 0001; 11: 0001 Win, Ne 3: 0218

Volcanoes Irazú 1: 0649 Taal 4: 0412

von Brentano, Heinrich 8: 0001, 0070

Wallace, Henry A. 2: 0484

War crimes Vietnam, Democratic Republic of (North

Vietnam) 5: 0527 Western Samoa

5: 0009

West New Guinea negotiations 3: 0311 settlement 5: 0807

Wilson, Harold Africa visit 11: 0001 meeting with Vietnam, Democratic

Republic of (North Vietnam), leaders 11: 0001

Moscow visit 10: 0001; 11: 0001 Southern Rhodesia statement 9: 0456

Win, Ne 3: 0218

World Bank assistance to Ceylon 6: 0305

World Security Authority proposal for 9: 0164

Yemen crisis 7: 0331; 8: 0621; 11: 0585 general 7: 0711

Yugoslavia foreign relations 6: 0152

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