THE UNITED NATIONS: - ProQuest

THE LYNDON B, JOHNSON 

NAnONAL SECURITY FILIS 

THE UNITED NATIONS: 

NATIONAL SECURITY FILES, 

1963-1969 

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National Security Files, 

1963-1969

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The Lyndon B. Johnson 

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George C. Herring 


National Security Files, 

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CONTENTS 

General Introduction•The Lyndon B. Johnson National Security Files: 

"Country Files," 1963-1969 p. vii 

Introduction•The United Nations: National Security Files, 1963-1969 p. xi 

User Instructions p. xiii 

Acronyms p. xvi 

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF DOCUMENTS p. 1 

INDEX BY SUBJECTS AND NAMES p. 69 

INDEX BY DOCUMENT NUMBERS p. 119 

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF DOCUMENTS p. 145

GENERAL INTRODUCTION 

THE LYNDON B. JOHNSON NATIONAL SECURITY FILES: 

"COUNTRY FILES," 1963-1969 

The presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson represents a signifi- 

cant period in the history of U.S. foreign policy. The Vietnam 

War was the dominant event of this period, to be sure, but it 

is highly misleading to think of the Johnson years in terms of 

Vietnam alone. The 1960s marked the height of post-World War 

II U.S. globalism, and Johnson inherited from his predecessors 

worldwide obligations and a host of complex problems. In ad- 

dition to Vietnam, he faced major crises in Panama, the 

Dominican Republic, and the Middle East. 

Although the cold war shaped U.S. responses to these crises 

and continued to influence U.S. foreign policy in general, im- 

portant new developments in foreign pohcy occurred under 

Johnson. Responding to changes in the international system, 

the administration began to devise new approaches toward the 

Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China, the major 

adversaries of the United States. As tensions with these adver- 

saries eased, ties within the Western alliance system loosened, 

causing strains between the United States and its major Euro- 

pean allies. The economic burdens imposed by the Vietnam War 

and by two decades of cold war policies also forced the ad- 

ministration to depart from conventional approaches to the old 

issues of foreign aid and economic development in the Third 

World. The Johnson years thus represented a transition between 

the global ' 'cold warriorism' ' of the early Kennedy presidency 

and the policy of détente and retrenchment initiated by Richard 

Nixon and Henry Kissinger. 

The management of these crises and the groping toward new 

policies can be studied in depth in the "Country Files" section 

of Johnson's National Security Files. The "Country Files" were 

maintained in the White House by McGeorge Bundy and Walt 

Rostow, national security advisers to Johnson. Bundy and 

Rostow monitored the daily cable traffic through the White 

House Situation Room and coordinated the flow of intelligence 

and information to the president, determing what items should 

be brought to his attention. They served as liaisons with the 

departments and agencies involved in foreign policy, reviewing 

recommendations sent to the president by these groups and 

keeping an eye on their daily operations to ensure that policies 

were coordinated and decisions implemented. 

Bundy and Rostow, however, were more than neutral 

disseminators of information; they each met daily with the 

president and often pushed their own recommendations. In 

1965, Bundy went to Vietnam and the Dominican Republic to 

serve as Johnson's eyes and ears during the crises in those areas. 

Rostow prepared the agenda for, and informed agencies of the 

results of Johnson's famous ' 'Tuesday lunches,' ' the administra- 

tion's primary decision-making vehicle; in addition, he 

represented the White House in the administration's Senior In- 

terdepartmental Group, a top-level coordinating committee. 

Both Bundy and Rostow also publicly defended and explain- 

ed administration policies by holding press conferences and giv- 

ing "backgrounders" to joumahsts. 

The "Country Files" represent some of the most important 

foreign policy files maintained in the offices of Bundy and 

Rostow. As the title suggests, they consist of separate files ar- 

ranged chronologically, for various individual countries. They 

contain extensive cable traffic between the departments and 

agencies in Washington and embassies and missions abroad; 

memoranda of conversations between U.S. and foreign officials 

and among top U.S. officials; intelligence reports assessing 

critical foreign policy issues; internal memoranda, such as those 

from the national security advisers to the president; and agen- 

da for and records of top-level meetings. The "Country Files" 

provide a clear sense of the way in which the administration 

perceived major foreign policy issues and framed its réponses. 

Their chronological arrangement permits the researcher to 

follow on a day-to-day basis the administration's handUng of 

crises and to trace the evolution of major policies. 

Vietnam was Johnson's major problem•and eventually his 

undoing. The Vietnam "Country File" (Vietnam: National 

Security Files, November 1963-Jme 1965) richly documents the 

administration's escalation of the war from a commitment of 

sixteen thousand advisers in November 1963 to that of nearly 

two hundred thousand combat troops by the end of 1965. This 

file, which contains material through August 1965, details such 

controversial issues as the Gulf of Tonkin incident, the initia- 

tion of regular bombing attacks of North Vietnam, and the July 

1965 decision to commit large numbers of combat troops to 

South Vietnam. From the documents in the file, one can clear- 

ly sense the growing fears of collapse in South Vietnam, the 

sometimes acute divisions among Johnson's advisers on how 

to respond to the crisis, and the president's own caution. 

The documents offer an in-depth look at the June-July 1965 

deliberations that led to the commitment of combat troops to 

Vietnam. Included are extensive memoranda from critics of 

escalation such as Undersecretary of State George W. Ball and 

advocates such as Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara, 

plus a number of key reports, among them a lengthy study 

prepared for the Joint Chiefs of Staff that forecasts the possi- 

ble military results of escalation. Records of top-level meetings 

show how the president painstakingly, and with consummate 

skill, forged the consensus on which escalation was based. 

From the outset, the conflict in Vietnam spilled over into 

neighboring Laos and Cambodia, and the "Country Files" on 

these nations elucidate the broader, Indochinese dimensions of 

the war. The Laos file contains material through January 1966. 

Ostensibly, the United States persisted in trying to uphold the 

tenuous 1962 Geneva Agreements on Laos. In fact, in response 

to growing North Vietnamese use of Laos as an infiltration 

route for men and supplies into South Vietnam, the United 

States mounted various military and paramilitary actions along 

and across the Laotian border. In Cambodia, the mercurial 

Prince Norodom Sihanouk struggled to maintain his nation's 

tenuous neutrality; to that end he severed relations with the 

United States in late 1963. The Cambodia file, which contains 

material through December 1965, documents Sihanouk's 

desperate maneuvers and the U.S. response to them. 

The Vietnam War was also the dominant factor influencing 

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elations between the United States and major Pacific allies, 

Australia, Thailand, and the Philippines. The material on 

Australia is restricted mainly to the period before December 

1965. Although it deals with a number of issues, including 

trade and the U.S. balance-of-payments problem, it primari- 

ly concerns the Johnson administration's efforts to get Austra- 

lian troops to fight in Vietnam. The Thailand file, which con- 

tains material through December 1965, covers such topics as 

U.S. assistance to the Thai government in combating an in- 

ternal insurgency and the establishment of U.S. bases in 

Thailand from which to stage air strikes in Vietnam and Laos. 

The Philippines file is more complete, containing material up 

to late 1968, and also more comprehensive. In addition to of- 

fering insights on Vietnam, this file reveals much about the 

special relationship between the United States and the Philip- 

pines and the trade agreements and U.S. base rights that were 

an integral part of it. This file also provides information on 

the emergence of Ferdinand Marcos as president of, and 

ultimately strongman in, the Philippines. 

The Indonesia file is one of the largest, most interesting, and 

most significant files in the ' 'Asia and the Pacific' ' grouping. 

Strategically located and rich in natural resources, Indonesia 

was a major prize in the cold war during the 1950s and 1960s, 

and its volatile leader, Achmed Sukarno, maintained a delicate 

neutrality and extorted maximum aid from each superpower. 

During the same time that the United States was escalating the 

war in Vietnam, a major crisis developed in Indonesia. Sukar- 

no veered sharply toward the left and admitted Communists 

to his government while simultaneously threatening the nearby 

pro-Western government of Malaysia. In a dramatic tur- 

naround, the Indonesian army in October 1965 narrowly 

thwarted a Communist coup attempt, expelled the Com- 

munists from the government, and overthrew Sukarno. The 

Indonesia file reveals America's anxiety and its subsequent 

relief at what Johnson would later call "a major event in the 

history of modern Asia." 1 

The Johnson administration also faced major crises in 

Panama in 1964, the Dominican Republic in 1965, and the 

Middle East in June 1967, when the long-standing tensions bet- 

ween the Arabs and Israelis exploded into the so-called Six- 

Day War. "Country File" documentation on the above two 

Latin American crises is quite sparse. 2 Because the Israel and 

United Arab Republic files contain material from before June 

1967, they deal only with the origins of the Six-Day War. 3 

There is, however, important material on the war in the Mid- 

dle East, General, "Country File," and in the U.S.S.R. and 

Eastern Europe, 1963-1969 file. 

The cold war persisted during the Johnson years, but it 

underwent significant modification. The international 

political system had changed dramatically from the bipolar 

structure of the period immediately following World War II 

to one with multiple centers of power. The emergence of the 

Sino-Soviet split provided new opportunities and posed new 

challenges for U.S. policy. Following precedents set by John 

F. Kennedy during his last months in office, Johnson 

deliberately set out to ease tensions with the Soviet Union. He 

cooled U.S. rhetoric, worked out a U.S.-Soviet consular agree- 

ment, and expanded U.S.-Soviet cultural exchanges. He also 

took the first halting steps toward controlling the nuclear arms 

race, negotiating a nuclear nonproliferation treaty with the 

Soviets and initiating strategic-arms-limitation talks. Progress 

in this latter area was halted by the Soviet invasion of 

Czechoslovakia, but Johnson could rightly claim credit for 

easing cold war tensions. Very little material on these impor- 

tant events, however, is included in the U.S.S.R. and Eastern 

Europe, 1963-1969, file. 

This is not the case with the other major U.S. adversary, 

China. The Country File on China is one of the largest of the 

entire collection, and the range of material included suggests 

the complexity of the China issue in the 1960s. The United 

States still recognized Chiang Kai-shek's regime on Taiwan as 

the government of China, and there is abundant material on 

the increasingly delicate relationship between the two coun- 

tries. The file also includes the extensive cable traffic to and 

from America's "Ustening post" in the British colony of Hong 

Kong. Because the United States did not maintain diplomatic 

relations with the People's Republic of China, this file lacks 

the usual kind of diplomatic documents found in the other 

"Country Files." It does, however, contain numerous in- 

telligence reports concerning mainland China, many of them 

assessing China's military capabilities and expansionist in- 

clinations, especially in light of the Cultural Revolution that 

swept the nation in 1966 and 1967. Internal memoranda in the 

file also suggest the beginnings of an almost imperceptible shift 

away from a long-standing and deeply entrenched China 

policy. The People's Republic was still regarded as the number 

one enemy of the United States, but some U.S. officials increas- 

ingly viewed the isolation and containment of mainland China 

as outmoded and untenable, and began to advocate edging 

cautiously away from Chiang and possibly developing contacts 

with Mao Tse-tung's Communist regime. 

Changes in relations with old adversaries were paralleled by 

growing strains in relations with old allies. As fear of the Soviet 

Union diminished in the 1960s, the ties that bound the Western 

alliance loosened. The major European allies opposed U.S. 

escalation of the war in Vietnam, and the economic strains im- 

posed by the war and a growing balance-of-payments problem 

caused demands in Congress to remove large numbers of U.S. 

troops from Europe. Economic crisis in West Germany and 

the United Kingdom added to the turmoil. The most dramatic 

sign of trouble in the alliance came in February 1966 when the 

imperious President Charles de Gaulle withdrew France from 

military participation in NATO. The various "Country Files" 

on Western Europe document the tensions in the Western 

alliance; the files for France and the United Kingdom are 

especially informative, although the latter contain material on- 

ly through the middle of 1967. 

Conflict between the industrialized nations and the Third 

World also assumed growing importance in the Johnson Years, 

with U.S. policies toward the Third World showing signs of 

changes. The Kennedy administration had courted the new na- 

tions of Asia and Africa with promises of lavish aid. Preoc- 

cupied with Vietnam and overextended economically, the 

Johnson administration increasingly stressed regional solu- 

tions to economic problems in the Southern Hemisphere in 

lieu of unilateral U.S. involvement there, and self-help and 

private investment in lieu of sizable U.S. foreign aid com- 

mitments. These trends are evident in the generally fragmen- 

tary "Country Files" on the numerous African nations. They 

are even more evident in the relatively complete file on India, 

which is one of the largest of the "Country Files." Johnson 

continually stressed that India should do more to help solve 

its own agricultural problems, and he withheld long-term com- 

mitments of grain, even in a time of severe food shortages, to 

secure this end. 

The Southern Hemisphere issues that most concerned the 

United States related to Latin America. Johnson and his ad- 

visers appear not to have been obsessed with Cuba, as the Ken- 

nedy administration had been, but they were concerned with 

Fidel Castro's potential for mischief in the hemisphere. The 

LBJ National Security Files, United Nations, 1963-1969

Cuba file contains extensive intelligence reports on internal 

developments in Cuba and also information about the ac- 

tivities of Cuban exiles in the United States. 

Kennedy and his advisers had sought to promote democracy 

in Latin America as a means of staving off communism. Dur- 

ing the Johnson years, the United States became increasingly 

tolerant of military coups, preferring the stability of right-wing 

governments to the uncertainty and possible danger of 

democratic ferment. This is quite evident in the case of Brazil, 

as documented in its large and significant "Country File"; 

there the United States played an indirect, but a highly signifi- 

cant, role in the 1964 overthrow, by a military clique, of the 

constitutional government headed by President Joäo Goulart. 

The various "Country Files" on Latin American nations also 

make clear the demise of the Alliance for Progress, the shift 

toward private capital in economic development, and the 

steady decline of U.S. prestige in the hemisphere from the 

heady days of the early 1960s. 

The "Country Files" cover many other important subjects. 

Concern with South Africa's policy of apartheid is quite evi- 

dent from material contained in the South Africa file. U.S. 

policy toward and support of the United Nations, which 

underwent significant changes during the 1960s, is thoroughly 

covered in the United Nations file. This file also contains im- 

portant material on the Vietnam War and U.S. intervention 

in the Dominican Republic, and abundant documentation on 

the delicate issue of Chinese representation in the U.N. 

The National Security files: "Country Files," 1963-1969, 

thus provide an indispensable documentary record of a critical 

period in U.S. foreign relations. The world changed 

dramatically during the 1960s, and the Vietnam War, the Sino- 

Soviet split, and the growth of "polycentrism" brought cor- 

responding, if sometimes belated, changes in U.S. foreign 

policy. This documentary record is far from complete, and im- 

portant gaps remain, especially in the last two years of 

Johnson's presidency. Nevertheless, the enormous volume and 

diverse nature of the documents contained in these files repre- 

sent an essential foundation for understanding U.S. foreign 

policy during this transitional period. 

Notes 

George C Herring 

Professor of History 

University of Kentucky 

1. Lyndon Baines Johnson, The Vantage Point: Perspectives 

of the Presidency, 1963-1969 (New York: Holt, Rinehart, and 

Winston, 1971), 357. 

2. Documentation of these crises can be found in Crises in 

Panama and the Dominican Republic: National Security Files 

and NSC Histories, an eight-reel microfilm collection pub- 

lished by University Publications of America, Bethesda, 

Maryland. 

3. Material from the National Security Files: "Country 

Files," 1963-1969, for Israel was published earlier in a 

microform collection by University Publications of America, 

Bethesda, Maryland. 

LBJ National Security Files, United Nations, 1963-1969 IX

INTRODUCTION 

THE LYNDON B. JOHNSON NATIONAL SECURITY FILES: 

THE UNITED NATIONS: NATIONAL SECURITY FILES, 1963-1969 

Changes in the United Nations in the 1960s reflected the 

larger changes simultaneously taking place in world politics. 

The Cold War continued to exert a powerful influence on the 

international organization. In the United Nations, as in the 

world, however, new forces of "polycentrism" were beginning 

to operate. The advent of new nations changed dramatically 

the composition of the United Nations and with it the agenda 

and nature of interchange among its members. Increasingly, 

the focus of international conflict shifted from the East-West 

issues that had dominated the world organization since its 

inception in 1945 to "North-South" issues of decolonization 

and economic development. For the United States and 

especially for the Johnson administration, these changes posed 

new problems and even more difficult challenges. 

The Cold War remained a preeminent fact of life in the 

1960s, and the United Nations continued to reflect this. In the 

eyes of most objective observers, for example, the war in Viet- 

nam represented the most severe threat to world peace, and 

United Nations Secretary General U Thant throughout the 

years 1964-1969 sought to use his personal influence and that 

of the international organization to end it. Thant's efforts 

came to naught, however. Because of Cold War divisions, 

North Vietnam and the Peoples' Republic of China were not 

even represented in the United Nations and they had repeated- 

ly affirmed that it was therefore not competent to deal with the 

conflict in Vietnam. The United States was careful to pay lip 

service to the United Nations on Vietnam, and on occasion 

called for its involvement. In fact, U.S. officials recognized 

that the Soviet-American deadlock would render the Security 

Council inoperative. In any event, they profoundly distrusted 

U Thant and they were not about to put the outcome of the 

war in his hands. They were also increasingly dubious about 

the General Assembly where the whims of the African-Asian 

majority might run against them. Thus the UN. watched 

helplessly while Cold War tensions were played out on the 

battlefields of Southeast Asia. 

Throughout the 1960s, the Cold War issue of China's 

representation continued to divide the United Nations. As part 

of its long-standing policy of containing and isolating Com- 

munist China, the United States had insisted that China's seat 

should be held by the Nationalist government on Taiwan. By 

the mid-1960s, even America's closest allies were beginning to 

break ranks, Britain and France supporting moves in the 

General Assembly to seat the Beijing government and expel 

the Nationalists. China's entry into the nuclear club gave 

impetus to such moves. Ultimately, however, the United States 

continued to have its way. Efforts to seat the Peoples' Republic 

continued to fall well short of the needed votes, and the chaos 

accompanying the Cultural Revolution in China gave pause to 

some who had supported Beijing's membership. Indeed, 

proposals sponsored by Italy to appoint a committee to study 

various options to resolve the issue failed in 1966 and again in 

1967. 

One of the most bitter disputes in the United Nations dur- 

ing the 1960s•a dispute that for a time threatened the very ex- 

istence of the organization•also had distinct Cold War over- 

LBJ National Security Files, United Nations, 1963-1969 

tones. The General Assembly had appropriated more than a 

half billion dollars to pay for peacekeeping operations in the 

Middle East and the Congo, but the Soviet Union and some 

other nations had refused to pay their assessments because, 

they claimed, the operations had not been properly author- 

ized. Charging that the Soviet Union was trying to undermine 

the General Assembly as it had the Security Council, the 

United States invoked Article 19 of the charter and insisted 

that those nations delinquent in paying their assessments 

should be denied the vote. 

The conflict over Article 19 immobilized the United Nations 

throughout much of 1964 and 1965. The United States even- 

tually agreed to waive its position so that votes could be taken 

on critical issues. In late 1965, it accepted a compromise in 

which Article 19 would not be applied to peacekeeping opera- 

tions in the Middle East and Congo and the financial 

problems of the organization would be solved by voluntary 

contributions. The compromise permitted the UN. to resume 

its normal procedures by the end of the year. Committees 

subsequently appointed to deal with the larger issue of funding 

United Nations operations were able to get a more precise 

measure of the organization's financial situation, but they 

could not devise acceptable means of dealing with its steadi- 

ly growing deficit and funding its peacekeeping operations. 

The U.N.'s continued preoccupation with the Cold War 

only slightly obscured the dramatic changes that were taking 

place. As new nations gained independence from colonial rule, 

they took seats in the United Nations and the membership of 

the organization more than doubled in the 1960s. The African 

membership alone had increased from three to thirty-seven 

nations by 1964. Along with newly independent nations from 

Asia and elsewhere, the new African nations comprised on 

some issues a formidable voting bloc. They forced changes of 

the agenda, insisting on discussion of and action to deal with 

decolonization and economic development. From the stand- 

point of the United States, the changes posed major concerns. 

With the changes in its composition, the General Assembly 

seemed no longer a useful mechanism for getting around the 

Cold War deadlock in the Security Council. U.S. officials also 

worried about the considerable disparity between the voting 

power of the new nations and their willingness to assume 

responsibility for and capacity to carry out decisions. 

Under prodding from the smaller nations, the UN. increas- 

ingly concerned itself with the key issue of development. At 

the first United Nations Conference on Trade and Develop- 

ment (UNCTAD) in Geneva in the summer of 1964, represen- 

tatives of 119 countries locked horns on crucial development 

problems. Indeed, during the course of the proceedings, a 

discernible North-South conflict took shape for the first time. 

Two distinct blocs formed, the one representing the less 

developed countries which sought protection for their exports 

and capital from their richer counterparts, and the other 

representing the developed countries. The Geneva conference 

did not resolve the key issues facing the two blocs, but it did 

establish UNCTAD as a regular organ of the General 

Assembly to meet at intervals of not more than three years. 

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Not surprisingly, what had been styled the "Development 

Decade" produced meager results. Increasingly hard-pressed 

themselves and suffering from chronic balance of payments 

problems, the developed nations, including the United States, 

did not commit aid and investment capital in the amounts 

originally projected. In the less developed countries, popula- 

tion growth ran much faster and higher than growth in 

agricultural output, and the problem of feeding burgeoning 

populations became increasingly critical. As in so many other 

areas, in terms of economic development a decade that had 

begun with great hope and anticipation ended as a Decade of 

Disappointment. 

The National Security Files, Country File, United Nations, 

1963-1969 is made up of seven reels of microfilm and fully 

reflects the major changes in world politics so clearly 

manifested in the United Nations during these years. There 

is much material on persisting Cold War issues such as Viet- 

nam and China. There is especially extensive material on the 

Article 19 dispute that locked up the organization during the 

critical years 1964-1965. There is also material reflecting the 

new trends in world pohtics. The decolonization issue is par- 

ticularly manifested in documents relating to efforts to 

impose sanctions on South Africa because of its apartheid 

policies. There is also material relating to issues as diverse as 

elections in the Cook Islands and the Jordan Waters Issue, 

and materials relating to United Nations sponsorship of the 

International Cooperation Year and the International Year 

for Human Rights. 

George C. Herring University of Kentucky 


The instructions below describe the scope and organization 

of the collection, the accession numbering system used, and 

information elements and suggested uses of the Bibliography 

of Documents, Index by Subjects and Names, Index by Docu- 

ment Numbers, and Chronological List of Documents. 

SCOPE AND ORGANIZATION OF THE 

COLLECTION 

The documents in this microfilm publication are from the 

Papers of Lyndon B. Johnson, National Security Files: 

"Country Files." These documents represent a portion of the 

holdings of the Lyndon B. Johnson Library in Austin, Texas. 

The National Security Files (NSF) were the working files of 

Lyndon B. Johnson's special assistants for national security 

affairs, McGeorge Bundy and Walt W. Rostow. Documents 

in these files originated in the offices of Bundy and Rostow 

and their staffs; in the various executive departments and agen- 

cies, especially those having to do with foreign affairs and na- 

tional defense; and in diplomatic and military posts around 

the world. 

The NSF "Country Files" are arranged by geographic area 

and thereunder alphabetically by country. Memos, cables, in- 

telligence reports, correspondence, and special studies were 

originally bound into folders arranged in chronological order 

within each country. Each folder was assigned a volume 

number. Cables were usually arranged under agency tabs and 

embassy tabs. The State Department, Defense Department, 

FBI, CIA, and U.S. Information Agency were the agencies 

most frequently represented. Memos, memcons (memoran- 

da of conversations), correspondence, and reports were filed 

with tabs highlighting selected documents, events, and cor- 

respondents. The files have been reorganized by the Lyndon 

B. Johnson Library, and in most cases each volume now con- 

sists of two folders, labeled "Cables" and "Memos," respec- 

tively; the original volume numbers have been retained. In 

most cases a "Country File'' consists of one or more volumes, 

with separate folders for briefings on heads of state or govern- 

ment visiting the United States. For those countries in which 

a high level of diplomatic activity existed or a crisis occurred, 

documentation may be in separate folders. 

The following geographic areas are included in University 

Publications of America's (UPA) Lyndon R Johnson National 

Security Files series: Africa; Asia and the Pacific; Latin 

America; the Middle East; the U.S.S.R. and Eastern Europe; 

Vietnam; and Western Europe. The UN has been included as 

a separate NSF "Country File" by the Lyndon B. Johnson 

Library and is also a part of UPA's series. At the beginning of 

Reel 1 for each of these geographic areas and the UN, a find- 

ing aid compiled by the staff of the Lyndon B. Johnson 

Library has been included. These finding aids note all of the 

"open" material (material that has been processed and 

opened to researchers) and the "closed" material (material 

that has not been processed). UPA has microfilmed all of the 

"open" material. Also included at the beginning of Reel 1 for 

each area is a folder title list, which will assist the researcher 

in locating pertinent materials. 


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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF DOCUMENTS 

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accession number assigned in the Bibliography of Documents, 

whether the item is a single document or a set of closely related 

documents and attachments. 

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lection. A group entry provides descriptors and bibliographic 

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be located by date 

in the Chronological 

List of Documents] 

security classification 

personal name terms • 

applicable to the specific 

document [all terms may 

be located in the Index 

by Subjects and Names] 

geographic locations, and organization names at the folder 

level. Personal names of authors and key figures, as well as 

cable and other numbers assigned by originating organizations 

are listed at the document level. 

Sample Entries: BIBLIOGRAPHY OF DOCUMENTS 

CHINESE REPRESENTATION, 

OCTOBER 1965 

3-0890 to 3-0962 

Chinese Representation, 10/65 

[China, People's Republic; Non-aligned nations; 

China, Nationalist; Press; Africa; Laos; Military 

strategy and tactics; Political policies and plans; 

Korea, South; Indonesia; U.N. resolutions; 

Committee of One Million] 

3-0891: Document withdrawal list of 

National Archives and Records Service 

[Security classification of documents] 

• 3-0900: Memorandum from Chase to 

Bundy 

10/26/65. Confidential LBJ 1. 

[Chase, Gordon] 

3-0901: Intelligence note from Hughes to 

Rusk 

- 70/5/65. LBJ 2. 

[Hughes, Thomas L.; Chen Yi] 

3-0903: Research memorandum from 

Hughes to Rusk 

9/28/65. Secret. RFE-40. LBJ 3. 

[Hughes, Thomas L.; Chiang Kai-Shek; Chou 

En-lai] 

3-0908: CIA intelligence information cable 

9/27/65. Secret TDCS DB 315/03151-65. 

LBJ 4. ~1 I 

[De Gaulle, Charles] 

3-0920: Taming of shrew: Communist 

China and UN, with memoranda from 

Jackson to Chase and Cleveland to Ball 

2/S/65. Secret. LBJ 8, 8a, 8b. 

[Jackson, Elmore; Cleveland, Harlan] 

3-0945: Red China looks at UN; some 

recent official comments by Peiping regime 

[n.d.]. LBJ 9. 

[Mao Tse-tung; Chou En-lai; Sukarno] 

3-0951: Note from Belk to Bundy 


[Belk, Samuel E.; Martin, Paul] 

3-0952: Memorandum from Rowan to 

Johnson 

10/19/64. Confidential. LBJ 13. 

[Rowan, Carl T.] 

folder title 

subject and organization 

terms applicable to the 

folder [all terms may be 

located in the Index by 

Subjects and Names] 

document title 

document number assigned 

by issuing organization [these 

numbers may be located in 

the Index by Document Numbers] 

number assigned 

by the Lyndon Baines 

Johnson Library 


INDEX BY SUBJECTS AND NAMES 

The Index by Subjects and Names provides access by (1) major 

subject matter of the documents; (2) names of geographic loca- 

tions; (3) names of persons authoring or originating the 

documents. 

Entries in this index consist of the following structural 

elements: 

• terms; 

• titles; 

• date; 

• accession number assigned to each indexed document 

and used to identify that document in the Bibliography 

of Documents and the microfilm collection; 

• cross references {see and see also). 

As documents in this collection are organized first by indi- 

vidual countries and within country by folders containing 

documents closely related by date and topic, subject index ac- 

cess for this collection is to the key themes at the folder level. 

Personal name index access for authors and significant in- 

dividuals has been provided to individual documents. 

Subject Terms and Cross-References 

Subject terms and cross-references used in the Index by Subjects 

and Names are based upon an extensively cross-referenced 

hierarchical indexing vocabulary developed specifically to han- 

dle the National Security File materials. 

When indexing an item to which a hierarchy of these terms 

might apply, we select the most specific applicable term or 

terms, and usually do not also index to the broader or narrower 

referencing terms that, while relevant, do not reflect as well the 

specific topic of discussion. For example, a document focusing 

specifically on "Troop movements" would not also be index- 

ed to the more general term "Military forces." It is important, 

therefore, to pursue relevant see also references under a term, 

as these generally list additional documents not identified 

under the broader term. See references direct the user from ter- 

minology that has not been used in our controlled vocabulary 

thesaurus to the specific form of the subject term we have used. 

Personal Names 

Names of all persons who are the subject of significant discus- 

sion within the documents are included in the Index by Subjects 

and Names along with names of persons who author or 

originate documents. 

Wherever possible, an indication of the position/positions 

held by key persons has been included in the Index, immediate- 

ly following the person's name. 

Alphabetization and Sorting of References 

Index terms are alphabetized on a word-by-word and letter-by- 

letter basis, observing spaces but ignoring punctuation. Thus, 


"Air transport" precedes "Aircraft." Therefore, it is 

important to know where there are word breaks in a term. 

INDEX BY DOCUMENT NUMBERS 

This index lists cable and other numbers assigned to the docu- 

ment by the originating organization. Since many documents 

have more than one originating source number, only the prin- 

cipal reference numbers of the document have been selected 

for inclusion in the Index by Document Numbers. 

Index entries consist of the document numbers followed by 

the title of the document, its date, and the accession number. 

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF DOCUMENTS 

This index lists the title of each document by the date on which 

the document was generated, from the earliest to the most 

recent. 

Document titles under each date are listed alphabetically, 

followed by the document accession number. 

WITHDRAWALS 

University Publications of America (UPA) has microfilmed, 

in their entirety, all NSF "Country Files" documents that 

were declassified, sanitized, or unclassified as of February 

1987. In its microfilming, UPA has maintained the geographic 

breakdowns designated by the staff of the Lyndon B. Johnson 

Library. Many individual documents and entire folders of 

documents remain classified or unprocessed; UPA has there- 

fore included in its NSF microfilm publications the "Docu- 

ment Withdrawal Sheets" for each folder. These withdrawal 

sheets itemize documents that have been withdrawn from the 

folders, due to either national security or privacy restrictions, 

by the staff of the Lyndon B. Johnson Library. UPA intends 

to pubUsh microfilm supplements containing documents from 

the NSF "Country Files" that become declassified or sanitiz- 

ed in the future. 

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 

UPA would like to acknowledge the assistance and coopera- 

tion of the Lyndon B. Johnson Library in Austin, Texas. 

Christina Houston, David Humphrey, Linda Hanson, and 

staff were most helpful and patient in locating and retrieving 

the plethora of materials included in the National Security 

Files Series. Their efforts are greatly appreciated.

AID 

AP 

CIA 

CINCPAC 

ECAFE 

ECOSOC 

GATT 

ICY 

LBJ 

NSC 

OECD 

ONUC 

UAR 

UK 

UN 

UNCDF 

UNCTAD 

UNEF 

UNESCO 

UNGA 

UNRWA 

UNTAB 

USOECD 

USUN 

USSR 

ACRONYMS 

Agency for International Development 

Associated Press 

Central Intelligence Agency 

Commander-in-Chief, Pacific 

UN Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East 

UN Economic and Social Council 

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 

International Cooperation Year 

Lyndon Baines Johnson 

National Security Council 

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development 

UN Operation in the Congo 

United Arab Republic 

United Kingdom 

United Nations 

UN Capital Development Fund 

UN Conference on Trade and Development 

UN Emergency Force in Palestine 

UN Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization 

UN General Assembly 

UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East 

UN Technical Assistance Board 

U.S. Mission to OECD 

U.S. Mission to UN 

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 


FINDING AID 

1-0001 to 1-0002 

Papers of LBJ, President, 1963-1969, UN, 

list of boxes with volume numbers and dates 

GENERAL, VOLUME I, NOVEMBER 

1964 THROUGH NOVEMBER 1965 

1-0005 to 1-0014 

Document withdrawal list of National 

Archives and Records Service 


Apartheid 

1-0015 to 1-0109 

Apartheid 

[Apartheid; South Africa; International sanc- 

tions; Conferences; U.N. resolutions; Space 

programs; Foreign assistance; United Kingdom; 

Foreign students; Organization of American 

States; Political prisoners; Trials] 

1-0016: Telegram from State Dept to 

USUN New York 

11/15/65. State 1965/1179 (New York). 

LBJ 2. 

[Ball, George W.] 

1-0017: Telegram from USUN New York 

to Secretary of State 

11/10/65. Confidential New York 

1965/1901. LBJ 3. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Hosang, J. F. Boddens] 

1-0018: Memorandum from Chase to 

Bundy 

11/3/65. Secret LBJ 4. 



Bundy 



1-0021: Memorandum from Haynes to 

Komer, with attachment 

11/2/65. Confidential LBJ 6, 6a. 

[Haynes, Rick] 

1-0023: Telegram from Pretoria Embassy 


10/21/65. Confidential Pretoria 

1965/456. LBJ 6b. 

Bibliography of Documents 

[Satterthwaite, Joseph C] 



11/2/65. Confidential Pretoria 1965/500. 

LBJ 7. 


1-0026: Telegram from Capetown Embassy 


11/1/65. Capetown 1965/73. LBJ 9. 

[McNeill, Allen P., Jr.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 


London and Rome Embassies 

10/20/65. State 1965/2260 (London). 

State 1965/893 (Rome). LBJ 10, 11. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1565. LBJ 12. 

[Yost, Charles W.] 



10/13/65. New York 1965/1291. LBJ 13. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Slim, Mongi] 




1965/1104. LBJ 14. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/920. LBJ 15. 





LBJ 16. 





1965/743. LBJ 17. 




9/2/65. Confidential New York 1965/607. 

LBJ 18. 




9/1/65. New York 1965/602. LBJ 19. 





1965/473. LBJ 20. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/462 LBJ 21. 




8/20/65. New York 1965/451. LBJ 22. 





1965/424. LBJ 23. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Rakotonaina, Gabriel] 




1965/408. LBJ 24. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Achkar, Marof] 



S/Í3/65. Confidential New York 

1965/380. LBJ 25. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Reddy, Enuga 

Sreenivasulu] 



5/3/65. New York 1965/235. LBJ 26. 





1965/212. LBJ 27. 




7/25/65. New York 1965/186. LBJ 28. 



1-0058 




1965/126. LBJ29. 





LBJ30. 





1965/115. LBJ31. 





1965/115. LBJ32. 



USUN New York 

7/16/65. Confidential State 1965/86 (New 

York). LBJ33. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




LBJ 34. 



Montreal Consulate 

7/75/65. Confidential State 1965/92 

(Montreal). LBJ 35. 

[Rusk, Dean] 

1-0073: Telegram from Copenhagen 

Embassy to Secretary of State 

6/18/65. Confidential Copenhagen 

1965/959. LBJ 36. 

[White, Katherine E.] 



6/18/65. New York 1965/5084. LBJ 37. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Achkar, Marof] 




1965/5050. LBJ 38. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Slim, Taieb] 




1965/5048. LBJ 39. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Volio Jimenez, Fernando] 




1965/4715. LBJ 41. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Chai, Winberg] 


USUN New York 


(New York). LBJ 42. 

[Rusk, Dean; Volio Jimenez, Femando] 




5/18/65. New York 1965/4574. LBJ 43. 

[Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4455. LBJ 44. 





1965/4433. LBJ 45. 





1965/4381. LBJ 46. 





1965/4086. LBJ 47. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Barnes, Nathan] 



3/31/65. Confidential. New York 

1965/3866. LBJ 48. 





1965/3851. LBJ 49. 




3/26/65. New York 1965/3808. LBJ 50. 

Microfilm Note: Document belongs in Burun- 

di folder, but has been filmed as originally 

filed. 

[Burundi; Plimpton, Francis T.] 


USUN New York 





USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 

1-0097: Memorandum from Read to 

Bundy, with attachments, including letter 

from Diallo Telli, Volio, and Malhotra to 

LBJ; telegram from Capetown Embassy to 

Secretary of State; and letter from Dean to 

Diallo Telli 

5/7/64. Confidential LBJ 52a-52f. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Diallo Telli, Hadj; Volio 

Jimenez, Fernando; Malhotra, Ram C; Wa- 

chuku, Jaja A.; Jooste, Gerhardus Petrus; 

Dean, Patrick; Satterthwaite, Joseph C; 

Mandela, Nelson] 


USUN New York 




Burundi Mission 

1-0110 to 1-0131 

Burundi Mission 

[Burundi; Diplomatic and consular service; 

Banks and banking; Chemical Bank] 



70/29/65. Secret New York 1965/1665. 

LBJ 55. 




10/21/65. Secret. New York 1965/1481. 

LBJ 56. 





1965/5086. LBJ 57. 





LBJ 58. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Nyangoma, Gervais] 




LBJ 59. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Nyankiye, Andre] 




1965/3964. LBJ 60. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Nsanze, Terence; Nyan- 

goma, Gervais] 




1965/4024. LBJ 61. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Nyangoma, Gervais; Van 

Den Bussche, Miss; Nsanze, Terence] 




1965/3812. LBJ 62. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Nyangoma, Gervais; 

Van Den Bussche, Miss] 




1965/3767. LBJ 63. 


Van Den Bussche, Miss] 




1965/3766. LBJ 64. 


Nsanze, Terence] 


USUN New York 


(New York). LBJ 65.


[Rusk, Dean; Nyangoma, Gervais] 




1965/3508. LBJ 70. 


Kisukurume, Francois] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean; Nyangoma, Gervais] 




1965/3263. LBJ 74. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Kisukurume, Francois; 

Nyangoma, Gervais; Van Den Bussche, Miss] 




1965/3192. LBJ 75. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Kisukurume, Francois; 

Nyangoma, Gervais; Van Den Bussche, Miss; 

Rwamavubi, Isidore] 


USUN New York 



[Ball, George W.; Kisukurume, Francois; 

Rwamavubi, Isidore; Van Den Bussche, Miss; 

Nyangoma, Gervais] 

Cook Island Elections 

1-0132 to 1-0178 

Cook Island Elections 

[Cook Islands; Elections; Constitutions; Sove- 

reignty; Overseas territories and departments; 

New Zealand; Sudan] 




1965/2024. LBJ 79. 



USUN New York 

11/10/65. Confidential. State 1965/1141 


[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1881. LBJ 81. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Brown, F. D. W.; 

McCarthy, Dudley; Zohrab, B. D.; McDowell, 

D. K.] 




1965/1800. LBJ 82. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Comer, Frank H.; 

Anderson, Eugenia] 




1965/567. LBJ 83. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Carducci-Artenisio, 

Ludovico; Shakhov, P. F.] 




1965/543. LBJ 84. 


Ludovico; Foum, Mohammad Ali] 



8/27/65. New York 1965/537. LBJ 85. 


Ludovico] 




1965/522. LBJ 86. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Shakhov, P. F.; Comer, 

Frank H.; Pachachi, Adnan M.] 



8/26/65. New York 1965/521. LBJ 87. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Comer, Frank H.] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/496. LBJ 89. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Adeel, Omar Abdel 

Hamid] 



8/24/65. New York 1965/495. LBJ 90. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Adeel, Omar Abdel 

Hamid] 

1-0155: Telegram from Wellington 


8/20/65. Wellington 1965/97. LBJ 91. 

[Powell, Herbert B.; Henry, Albert; Tamarua, 

Dr.] 




1965/328. LBJ 92. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Adeel, Omar Abdel 

Hamid; McDowell, D. K.] 

1-0157: Telegram from Wellington 


4/30/65. Confidential Wellington 

1965/624. LBJ 93. 

[Powell, Herbert B.; Amachree, Godfrey K. J.] 



3/3/65. ConfidentiaL New York 

1965/3474. LBJ 94. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Adeel, Omar Abdel Ha- 

mid] 




1965/3451. LBJ 95. 

1-0180 

[Coulibaly, Sori; Adeel, Omar Abdel Hamid; 

Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/3403. LBJ 96. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Amachree, Godfrey K. 

JJ 




1965/3297. LBJ 97. 


1-0163: Airgram from Wellington Embassy 

to Secretary of State, with press statement 

2/17/65. Wellington 1965/A-386. LBJ 98. 

[Powell, Herbert B.; Holyoake, Keith J.] 



2/Í5/65. ConfidentiaL New York 

1965/3252. LBJ 99. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Adeel, Omar Abdel 

Hamid] 


Wellington, Canberra, and London 

Embassies 

2/14/65. ConfidentiaL State 1965/622 

(Wellington). State 1965/626 (Canberra). 

State 1965/5091 (London). LBJ 100. 



USUN New York 







1965/3234. LBJ 102. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; King, C. E.] 




1965/3209. LBJ 103. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Comer, Frank H.] 




1965/3174. LBJ 104. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Comer, Frank H.; Adeel, 

Omar Abdel Hamid] 

Jordan Waters 

1-0179 to 1-0278 

Jordan Waters 

[Jordan River; Water supply and use; Israel; 

Jordan; National borders; Military operations; 

Palestinians; Refugees; Pakistan; Somalia; Leba- 

non; U.N. Relief and Works Agency for 

Palestine Refugees in the Near East; Mized 

Armistice Commission] 




1965/2032. LBJ 106. 


1-0180 





1965/1992. LBJ107. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; El-Farra, Mohammed 

H.; Pedersen, Richard F.] 



11/15/65. New York 1965/2012. LBJ 108. 





1965/2011. LBJ 109. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Meron, Theodor; Fre- 

linghuysen, Peter H. B.; Rafael, Gideon] 


Tripoli Embassy 


(Tripoli). LBJ 110. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



11/12/65. New York 1965/1974. LBJ 111. 




11/12/65. New York 1965/1971. LBJ 112. 



USUN New York and Amman Embassy 


(New York). State 1965/216 (Amman). 

LBJ 113. 

[Rusk, Dean; Marsh, Probyn] 




1965/1973. LBJ 114. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Frelinghuysen, Peter H 

B.] 



11/11/65. New York 1965/1918. LBJ 115. 





1965/1917. LBJ 116. 


HJ 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean; Siseo, Joseph J.; Harman, 

Avraham; Comay, Michael S.] 




1965/1931. LBJ 118. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Comay, Michael S.; 

Crawford, David G.; Pachachi, Adnan M.] 

4 LBJ National Security Files, United Nations, 1963-1969 



11/10/65. New York 1965/1889. LBJ 119. 





1965/1905. LBJ 120. 





1965/1899. L&J 121. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Bouillane de Lacoste, 

Jean-Noel de; Pejic, Dragoslav; Kaci, Abdelk- 

ader Ben] 

1-0209: Telegram from Jerusalem 

Consulate to Secretary of State 

11/8/65. Confidential Jerusalem 

1965/135. LBJ 122. 

[Wilson, Evan M.; Marsh, Probyn; Daud, Col.] 




1965/1860. LBJ 123. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Frelinghuysen, Peter H 

B.] 




1965/1831. LBJ 124. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Comay, Michael S.; 

Rossides, Zenon; Hamad, Mr.; Shahine, Rafik] 




1965/1830. LBJ 125. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Hamad, Mr.] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1780. LBJ 127. 


HJ 




1965/1803. LBJ 128. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Frelinghuysen, Peter H. 

B.; Comay, Michael S.] 




1965/1801. LBJ 129. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Rossides, Zenon] 




1965/1798. LBJ 130. 


[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Bunche, Ralph J.; 

El-Farra, Mohammed H.] 



11/3/65. New York 1965/1768. LBJ 131. 




11/3/65. New York 1965/1762. LBJ 132. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Rossides, Zenon] 




1965/1769. LBJ 133. 





1965/1770. LBJ 134. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Comay, Michael S.] 




1965/1764. LBJ 135. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Crawford, David G.; 

Michelmore, Laurence V.] 



11/3/65. New York 1965/1765. LBJ 136. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Meron, Theodor] 


USUN New York 

11/2/65. State 1965/1057 (New York). 

LBJ 137. 


USUN New York; Tel Aviv, Arriman, 

Jerusalem, Beirut, Damascus, and Cairo 

Embassies; and Dhahran Consulate 

11/1/65. State 1965/380 (Tel Aviv). State 

1965/193 (Amman). State 1965/81 

(Jerusalem). State 1965/402 (Beirut). State 

1965/87 (Damascus). State 1965/2531 

(Cairo). State 1965/1047 (New York). State 

1965/109 (Dhahran). LBJ 138. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1447. LBJ 140. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; U Thant; Nuseibeh, 

Hazem; El-Faira, Mohammed H.; Bull, Odd] 



9/24/65. Confidential Jerusalem 1965/74. 

LBJ 144. 

[Wilson, Evan M.; Kidron, Mr.; Marsh, 

Probyn] 



9/3/65. Confidential New York 1965/633 

LBJ 145. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Bunche, Ralph J.] 


USUN New York 


York). LBJ 146.


[Rusk, Dean; Bunche, Ralph J.; Stavropoulos, 

Constantin A.] 



9/1/65. Secret Jerusalem 1965/59. LBJ 

147. 

[Wilson, Evan M.; Bull, Odd; Kidron, Mr.; 

Marsh, Probyn] 




1965/542. LBJ 148. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Rifai, Zaid] 




1965/504. LBJ 149. 





1965/489. LBJ 150. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Comay, Michael S.; Bull, 

Odd] 



6/17/65. New York 1965/5070. LBJ 151. 

[Williams, Franklin H.] 




1965/4769. LBJ 152. 





1965/4200. LBJ 154. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Meron, Theodor] 



3/17/65. New York 1965/3662. LBJ 156. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Rifai, Zaid; Meron, Theo- 

dor] 



3/J6/65. Confidential New York 

1965/3653. LBJ 157. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Kollek, Theodor; Nasser, 

Gamal Abdel] 




1965/3618. LBJ 158. 

[Yost, Charles W.; Hope, C. P.; Crawford, 

David G.] 




1965/3515. LBJ 159. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Crawford, David G.] 




1965/3475. LBJ 161. 





1965/3413. LBJ 163. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Spinelli, Pier P.; 

Rikhye, Indar J.] 




1965/3348. LBJ 165. 


Rikhye, Indar J.; Crawford, David G.] 

1-0274: Telegram from Beirut Embassy to 

Secretary of State 

2/23/65. Confidential. Beirut 1965/844. 

LBJ 166. 

[Meyer, Armin H.; Takla, Philippe] 




1965/3327. LBJ 167. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Spinelli, Pier P.; Rikhye, 

Indar J.] 

1-0277: Telegram from Beirut Embassy to 


2/5/65. Confidential Beirut 1965/791. 

LBJ 173. 

[Meyer, Armin H.; Nasser, Gamal Abdel] 




1965/3085. LBJ 174. 


Rikhye, Indar J.; Meron, Theodor; Rifai, Zaid] 

De Gaulle on Charter 

1-0279 to 1-0300 

De Gaulle on Charter 

[France; Soviet Union; China, People's Republic; 

Standard of monetary value; Economic policies 

and plans; De Gaulle, Charles] 

1-0280: Memorandum from Hughes to 


2/17/65. LBJ 176. 

[Hughes, Thomas L.; Kosygin, Alexei N.] 

1-0284: Telegram from Belgrade Embassy 


2/15/65. Belgrade 1965/1441. LBJ 177. 

[Eibrick, C. Burke] 

1-0286: Telegram from Paris Embassy to 


2/8/65. Confidential Paris 1965/4478. 

LBJ 178. 

[Bohlen, Charles E.; Wapler, Mr.; Couve de 

Murvüle, Maurice] 

1-0287: Telegram from New Delhi 


2/6/65. New Delhi 1965/2201. LBJ 179. 

[Bowles, Chester] 



2/5/65. New York 1965/3106. LBJ 180. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Delgado, Charles] 

1-0320 

1-0289: De Gaulle Press Conference Text 

2/4/65. LBJ 181. 

EPTA/Special Fund 

1-0301 to 1-0465 

EPTA/Special Fund 

[U.N. Expanded Program of Technical Assist- 

ance; U.N. Special Fund; U.N. Capital Develop- 

ment Fund; U.N. Economic and Social Council; 

Developing countries; Technical assistance; 

Economic assistance; Cuba; Panama; Soviet 

Union; Singapore; Arthur D. Little, Inc.] 



11/15/65. New York 1965/1999. LBJ 183. 




11/13/65. New York 1965/1977. LBJ 184. 




11/12/65. New York 1965/1950. LBJ 185. 




i 7/6/65. New York 1965/1840. LBJ 186. 




11/5/65. New York 1965/1818. LBJ 187. 




11/4/65. New York 1965/1777. LBJ 188. 




11/2/65. New York 1965/1711. LBJ 189. 




11/2/65. New York 1965/1725. LBJ 190. 



to Secretary of State, for Siseo from 

Roosevelt 


1965/1717. LBJ 191. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Roosevelt, James] 



10/31/65. New York 1965/1683. LBJ 192. 



USUN New York, for Goldberg from Siseo 

10/30/65. State 1965/1035 (New York). 

LBJ 193. 

[Siseo, Joseph J.] 




1965/1616. LBJ 194. 


1-0320 




iO/28/65. New York 1965/1613. LBJ 195. 



USUN New York 

10/28/65. State 1965/1013 (New York). 

LBJ 196. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



10/28/65. New York 1965/1625. LBJ 197. 




10/27/65. New York 1965/1586. LBJ 198. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Reed, Magne; Lubbers, 

Jan Hendrik; Whyte, W. E. Hamilton; Franzi, 

Mario; Meagher, Margaret; Renaud, Jean- 

Claud; Backes, Walther R.; Woulbroun, Jules; 

Blau, Clarence I.; Viaud, Maurice] 



10/25/65. New York 1965/1536. LBJ 199. 



USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 

1-0333: Airgram from USUN New York to 



1965/A-691. LBJ 201. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Hoffman, Paul G.; 

Owen, David; Roosevelt, James] 


USUN New York 

10/23/65. State 1965/956 (New York). 

LBJ 202. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



10/22/65. New York 1965/1493. LBJ 203. 



USUN New York 

10/20/65. State 1965/908 (New York). 

LBJ 204. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



10/20/65. New York 1965/1436. LBJ 205. 





1965/1398. LBJ 206. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Cohen, Myer] 




1965/1399. LBJ 207. 


[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Cohen, Myer] 



10/15/65. New York 1965/1367. LBJ 208. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Chammas, Souheil] 




1965/1328. LBJ 209. 




10/14/65. New York 1965/1320. LBJ 210. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Bradley, Eduardo; 

Chammas, Souheil] 



10/12/65. New York 1965/1251. LBJ 211. 

[Makeev, Evgeny N.; Goldberg, Arthur J.; 

Chammas, Souheil] 



10/11/65. New York 1965/1230. LBJ 212. 





1965/1131. LBJ 213. 

[Yost, Charles W.; Viaud, Maurice] 



10/5/65. New York 1965/1109. LBJ 214. 




10/4/65. New York 1965/1086. LBJ 215. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Lubbers, Jan Hendrik] 



9/29/65. New York 1965/995. LBJ 216. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Hoffman, Paul G.] 



9/27/65. New York 1965/950. LBJ 217. 





1965/924. LBJ 218. 



Manila Embassy 


(Manila). LBJ 219. 

[Rusk, Dean; Blair, William M., Jr.; Méndez, 

Mauro M.] 



9/23/65. New York 1965/889. LBJ 220. 




9/22/65. New York 1965/872. LBJ 221. 





9/22/65. New York 1965/863. LBJ 222. 




9/76/65. New York 1965/779. LBJ 223. 


1-0368: Telegram from Tehran Embassy to 

Secretary of State, with version sanitized in 

1977 

9/7/65. Confidential Tehran 1965/300. 

LBJ 224. 

[Meyer, Armin H.] 



9/3/65. New York 1965/628. LBJ 225. 





1965/535. LBJ 226. 





1965/A-247. LBJ 227. 



to Conakry Embassy, for Ambassador Leob 

from Belcher 


[Plimpton, Francis T.; Henry, Paul-Marc; 

Gordon, Kermit; Belcher, Marjorie S.] 




1965/192. LBJ 229. 




6/15/65. New York 1965/5027. LBJ 230. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Cohen, Myer] 

1-0379: Telegram from Geneva Mission to 


7/14/65. Geneva 1965/90. LBJ 231. 

[Tubby, Roger W.; Lobanov, L. S.] 



7/13/65. Geneva 1965/77. LBJ 232. 

[Tubby, Roger W.] 

1-0382: Airgram from Mexico City 


6/9/65. Mexico City 1965/A-1196. LBJ 

233. 

[Bramble, Harlan P.] 



6/5/65. New York 1965/4911. LBJ 234. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Nabulsi, Mr.] 



6/4/65. New York 1965/4855. LBJ 235.

Bibliography of Documents 1-0442 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Sterner, Richard; 

Hoffinan, Paul G.] 


USUN New York 

6/4/65. State 1965/2859 (New York). LBJ 

236. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



6/3/65. New York 1965/4849. LBJ 237. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Sterner, Richard; Tarasov, 

M. M.; Hiremath, J. R.] 



6/3/65. New York 1965/4833. LBJ 238. 




6/2/65. New York 1965/4813. LBJ 239. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Makeev, Evgeny N.; 

Hoffman, Paul G.] 



5/28/65. New York 1965/4760. LBJ 240. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Hoffman, Paul G.] 



5/2S/65. New York 1965/4757. LBJ 241. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Cohen, Myer] 


USUN New York 

5/27/65. Siate 1965/2797 (New York). 

LBJ 242. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



5/26/65. New York 1965/4688. LBJ 243. 



USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 



5/75/65. New York 1965/4557. LBJ 245. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Blaisdell, Mr.] 

1-0398: Airgram from State Dept to 

USUN New York 

5/Í4/65. Confidential State 

1965/CA-12158 (New York). LBJ 246. 





1965/4470. LBJ 247. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Heurtematte, Roberto M.] 




1965/4399. LBJ 248. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Cohen, Myer; Heur- 

tematte, Roberto M.] 



5/3/65. New York 1965/4328. LBJ 249. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Seymour, Helen Victoria; 

Osorio-Tafall, Bibiano F.] 




1965/4303. LBJ 250. 



USUN New York 

4/30/65. Confidential State 

1965/CA-11681 (New York). LBJ 251. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/4220. LBJ 252. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Turner, Bruce R.] 




1965/4197. LBJ 253. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Turner, Bruce R.] 




1965/4169. LBJ 254. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Buron, Robert; Henry, 

Paul-Marc] 

1-0409: Telegram from Tokyo Embassy to 


4/JP/65. Tokyo 1965/333 7. LBJ 255. 

[Reischauer, Edwin O.] 



4/J6/65. New York 1965/4120. LBJ 256. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Turner, Bruce R.] 




1965/4116. LBJ 257. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Henry, Paul-Marc; 

Buron, Robert] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean; Heurtematte, Roberto M.] 



4/12/65. New York 1965/4023. LBJ 259. 


1-0415: Airgram from Bangkok Embassy to 


4/9/65. Bangkok 1965/A-756. LBJ 260. 

[Kotschnig, Walter] 



4/3/65. New York 1965M-l434. LBJ 261. 


1-0420: Airgram from Paris Embassy to 



LBJ 262. 

[Bohlen, Charles E.] 




1965/A-l 242. LBJ 263. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Leonard, E. H.] 


USUN New York, and Paris and Rome 

Embassies 

3/Í0/65. Confidential State 1965/2173 

(New York). State 1965/4697 (Paris). State 

1965/2119 (Rome). LBJ 264. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



3/9/65. New York 1965/3537. LBJ 265. 



USUN New York 

3/3/65. Siete 1965/2163 (New York). LBJ 

266. 

[Rusk, Dean] 

1-0428: Background on proposed U.S. 

pledge to Expanded Program of Technical 

Assistance and Special Fund; with 1965 

pledge statement form, and transmittal note 

from Gardner to Chase 

3/2/65. LBJ 267, 267a, 267b. 

[Chase, Gordon; Gardner, Richard N.] 


USUN New York 


268. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



3/2/65. New York 1965/3447. LBJ 269. 





LBJ 270. 


1-0435: Memorandum to USUN New 

York 

Confidential LBJ 271. 

1-0437: Memorandum from Rusk to 

Johnson, with memorandum from Smith to 

Moyers 

3/Í/65. LBJ 272, 272a. 

[Rusk, Dean; Smith, Bromley K.] 

1-0439: Airgram from AID Washington to 

AID Bangkok 

2/24/65. State 1965/A-l 086 (Bangkok 

AID). LBJ 273. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



2/19/65. New York 1965/3320. LBJ 274. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Stedman, Richard Bruce; 

Owen, David] 




LBJ 275. 


1-0442 

[McBride, Robert H.; Rao, C. V.] 



2/17/65. Confidential. Paris 1965/4676. 

LBJ 276. 

[McBride, Robert H.; Adiseshiah, Malcolm S.] 



2/15/65. New York 1965/3260. LB J 277. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Owen, David] 



2/12/65. New York 1965/3220. LB J 278. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Owen, David; Sen, 

Binay Ranjan] 




1965/3156. LBJ279. 





1965/3132. LBJ280. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Blanchard, Francis C] 



2/8/65. New York 1965/3127. LB J 281. 



Geneva Mission 

2/8/65. State 1965/1481 (Geneva). LBJ 

282. 





1965/3108. LBJ 283. 





1965/3103. LBJ 284. 





1965/3086. LBJ 285. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Santa Cruz, Hernán; 





1965/3084. LBJ 286. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Owen, David] 


USUN New York 


287. 

[Bau, George W.] 




1965/3058. LBJ 288. 






1965/3039. LBJ 289. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Leonard, E. H.] 


Secretary of State, with note for Special 

Fund files from Heurtematte 


1965/A-987. LBJ 290, 290a. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Heurtematte, Roberto M.] 



i/26/65. Confidential New York 

1965/2902. LBJ 291. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Williams, Franklin H.] 

SECTO Cables 

1-0466 to 1-0499 

SECTO Cables 

[China, People's Republic; Cyprus; Soviet Union; 

U.N. finances; Canada; Kenya; Southeast Asia; 

East-West relations; Germany, East; Germany, 

West] 


to London Embassy 

12/1/64. Secret New York 1964/446 

(London). LBJ 293. 

[Rusk, Dean; Gordon Walker, Patrick; Su- 

bandrio] 



12/11/64. Secret New York 1964/SECTO 

33. LBJ 294. 

[Rusk, Dean; Williams, G. Mermen; Nabwera, 

Burudi; Heller, Philip A.; Segal, David; 

Murumbi, Joseph] 



12/5/64. Secret. New York 1964/SECTO 

28. LBJ 296. 

[Rusk, Dean; Gromyko, Andrei A.] 




1964/SECTO 27. LBJ 297. 

[Rusk, Dean; Ketema-Yifru, Ato; Rogers- 

Wright, C. B.; Wachuku, Jaja A.; Maziqh, 

Hussein; Grimes, J. Rudolph] 




1964/SECTO 20. LBJ 298. 

[Rusk, Dean; Kyprianou, Spyros; Kuznetsov, 

Vasilii] 




1964/SECTO 13. LBJ 299. 

[Rusk, Dean; Costopoulos, Stavros; Plaza, 

Galo] 




15. LBJ 300. 


[Rusk, Dean; Phoumi Nosavan] 


to Bonn Embassy 

12/3/64. Secret New York 1964/20 

(Bonn). LBJ 301. 

[Rusk, Dean; McGhee, George C] 




8. LBJ 302. 

[Rusk, Dean; Thanat Khoman; Taylor, Max- 

well DJ 




7. LBJ 303. 

[Rusk, Dean; Gromyko, Andrei AJ 




6. LBJ 304. 

[Rusk, Dean; Gromyko, Andrei A.; Fedoren- 

ko, Nikolai T.; Stevenson, Adlai; Yost, Charles 

W.; Cleveland, Harlan] 




5. LBJ 305. 

[Rusk, Dean; Murumbi, Joseph; Nabwera, 

Burudi; Ng'ethe, Ngoroge; Segal, David] 




4. LBJ 306. 

[Rusk, Dean; Gromyko, Andrei A.; U Thant] 




3. LBJ 307. 

[Rusk, Dean; Martin, Paul; Cleveland, Harlan] 




2. LBJ 308. 

[Rusk, Dean; Attwood, William; Murumbi, 

Joseph; Heller, Philip A.; Segal, David] 

USUN INFORMATION DIGEST, 

NOVEMBER 1965 

1-0500 to 1-0627 

USUN Information Digest, 11/65 

[China, People's Republic; Southern Rhodesia; 

Palestinians; U.N. Relief and Works Agency for 

Palestine Refugees in the Near East; Israel; 

Overseas territories and departments; Portugal; 

India; Pakistan; National borders; Cyprus; U.N. 

Capital Development Fund; U.N. Special Fund; 

U.N. Expanded Program of Technical Assist- 

ance; U.N. finances; U.N. Economic and Social 

Council] 



11/17/65. New York 1965/2053. USUN 

Information Digest No. 97. LBJ 1.


[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Ammoun, Fouad; Usher, 

Arsène Assouan; Miske, Ahmed Baba; Budo, 

Halim; Sambath, Huot; Liu Chieh; Yost, 

Charles W.; Ponnambalam, G. C; Richardson, 

E. R.; Comay, Michael S.; Ramani, Radhak- 

rishna; Achard, Hugette; Pachachi, Adnan M.; 

Frelinghuysen, Peter H. B.; Tannous, Izzat; 

Nakhleh, Mr.; Niyone, Mr.; Aka, Moise; 

Foum, Mohammad Ali; Albizu Campos, Laura 

Menses de; Kedadi, Moncef; Therattil, Joseph 

J.; Bozovic, Aleksandar; Gbeho, J. V.; Brown, 

F. D. W.; Czarkowski, Antoni; N'jie, Mr.; 

Resich, Zbigniew] 



ii/i

1-0661 




1965/1838. USUN Daily Classified 

Summary No. 88. LBJ 7. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Bozinovic, Milorad; 

Scolamiero, Giovanni] 







H.; Quijano, Raul A. J.; Bannier, Jan P.] 






[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Al-Rashid, Rashid 

Abdul-Aziz] 

MEMOS, MISCELLANEOUS, VOLUME I, 

NOVEMBER 1963 THROUGH 

NOVEMBER 1964 

1-0675 to 1-0976 

Memos, Miscellaneous, Volume I, 11/63 

through 11/64 

[U-N. finances; Soviet Union; China, Nationalist; 

China, People's Republic; Cyprus; Japan; Congo, 

Leopoldville; Africa; Cambodia; Non-aligned 

nations; Colonialism; Racial discrimination; 

Arms control and disarmament; Population; 

Economic conditions; Government employees 

and officials; Overseas territories and depart- 

ments; Speeches and addresses; Conferences; 

U.N. Security Council; U.N. resolutions; U.N. 

peacekeeping operations] 




1-0680: Issues Before the 19th U.N. 

General Assembly: Special Report of CIA 

Office of Current Intelligence 

11/27/64. Secret SC No. 00647/64C. LBJ 

1. 

1-0690: Memorandum from Belk to Bundy 


[Belk, Samuel E.; Stevenson, Adlai] 

1-0691: Memorandum from Belk and 

Bundy to Johnson 


[Bundy, McGeorge; Belk, Samuel E.] 

1-0694: Memorandum from Read to Bundy 


[Read, Benjamin H.] 

1-0697: Memorandum from Komer to 

Bundy 

11/16/64. Secret LBJ 5. 

[Komer, Robert W.; Johnson, Lyndon B.] 


11/16/64. LBJ 6. 



11/12/64. LBJ 7. 


[Belk, Samuel E.; Siseo, Joseph J.; Rusk, Dean; 




[Belk, Samuel E.; Johnson, Lyndon B.; Siseo, 

Joseph J.; Stevenson, Adlai] 

1-0704: Memorandum from Bundy to 

Wirtz 

10/28/64. LBJ 9. 

[Bundy, McGeorge] 

1-0705: Memorandum from Helms to 

Rabom 

10/28/64. LBJ 10. 

[Helms, Richard; Khrushchev, Nikita S.; Tito, 

Josip Broz] 

1-0707: Memorandum from Bowman to 

Bundy 


[Bowman, Richard C] 


10/21/64. LBJ 12. 

[Belk, Samuel E.] 

1-0710: Memorandum from Belk to Smith, 

Komer, Johnson, Cooper, Brubeck, Klein, 

Bator, and Keeney; with draft strategy for 

19th UNGA 


[Belk, Samuel E.; Cleveland, Harlan] 




1-0749: Memorandum from Cooper to Belk 

10/21/64. LBJ 15. 

[Cooper, Chester L.] 


10/20/64. LBJ 16. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Rusk, Dean; Stevenson, 

Adlai; Dobrynin, Anatoly F.] 



[Belk, Samuel E.; Rusk, Dean; U Thant; 

Stevenson, Adlai; Cleveland, Harlan] 

1-0753: CIA Information Report Telegram 

10/16/64. Secret LBJ 18. 

[Khrushchev, Nikita S.; Brezhnev, Leonid I.; 

Dobrynin, Anatoly F.] 

1-0756: Provisional agenda of 19th regular 

session of General Assembly, to convene at 

Headquarters, New York, on Tuesday, 10 

Nov. 1964, at 3 p.m.; with transmittal note 

from Belk to Bundy 

10/8/64. LBJ 19, 19a. 


1-0765: AP wire report from UN, with 

transmittal note and article from New York 

Herald Tribune 

10/7/64. LBJ 20, 20a, 20b. 

[Khrushchev, Nikita S.; Johnson, Lyndon B.; 

U Thant; De Gaulle, Charles; Belk, Samuel E.] 

1-0767: Memorandum from Belk to Bundy, 

with letter from Gromyko to Thant, and 

State Dept Intelligence Note from Hughes 

to Rusk 

9/22/64. LBJ 21, 21a, 21b. 


[Gromyko, Andrei A.; Belk, Samuel E.; 

Dobrynin, Anatoly F.; Hughes, Thomas L.; 

Khrushchev, Nikita S.] 

1-0776: U Thant - An Assessment: Special 

Report of CIA Office of Current 

Intelligence; with transmittal note from Belk 

to Bundy 

9/25/64. Secret SC No. 00637/64A. LBJ 

22, 22a. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; U Thant] 

1-0785: Circular instruction to U.S. 

diplomatic missions, with transmittal notes 

from Belk to Bundy, and Read to Bundy 

9/4/64. LBJ 23, 23a, 23b. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Rusk, Dean; Read, Benjamin 

HJ 




1-0795: Soviet note to Japan, with 

memorandum from Belk to Bundy 

7/7/64. LBJ 25, 25a. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Stevenson, Adlai; Fedoren- 

ko, Nikolai T.] 


6/15/64. Secret. LBJ 26. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Johnson, Lyndon B.; Rusk, 

Dean; Cleveland, Harlan] 





Johnson, with transmittal note from Bundy 

to Johnson 


[Rusk, Dean; Bundy, McGeorge] 

1-0809: Memorandum from Sayre to 

Bundy 


[Sayre, Robert M.] 

1-0810: Message from Director-General 

Maheu of UNESCO to President and Mrs. 

Lyndon B. Johnson 

6/4/64. LBJ 30. 

[Maheu, Rene] 

1-0811: Telegram from State Dept to Paris 

Embassy and UNESCO, with transmittal 

notes from Bundy to Read and Holbom to 

Smith, and telegram from Johnsons to 

Maheu 

6/2/64. State 1965/7589 (UNESCO). State 

1965/6336 (Paris). LBJ 31, 31a-31c. 

[Ball, George W.; Johnson, Lyndon B.; 

Johnson, Lady Bird; Bundy, McGeorge; 

Holbom, Frederick D.] 

1-0815: Memorandum from Dungan to 

Smith 

5/25/64. LBJ 32. 

[Dungan, Ralph A.] 


5/26/64. LBJ 33. 



Bundy, with attachment 

4/24/64. LBJ 34, 34a.



1-0820: U.S. reply to U.N. Secretary 

General's inquiry concerning economic 

development and population changes: report 

and summary; with memorandum from 

Lewis to Gardner 

4/15/64. LBJ 35, 35a, 35b. 

[Lewis, John P.; Bamett, Robert W.; Gardner, 

Richard N.; Bingham, Jack; Stevenson, Adlai; 

Baumgartner, Leona; Van Nort, Leighton] 



[Belk, Samuel E.; Stevenson, Adlai; Rau, 

Pham Khac] 



[Belk, Samuel E.; Stevenson, Adlai; Rau, 

Pham Khac] 

1-0872: Text of Fedorenko speech to 

Security Council, with transmittal note from 

Belk to Bundy 

5/20/64. LBJ 38, 38a. 

[Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; Sihanouk, Norodom; 

Belk, Samuel E.] 



[Rau, Pham Khac; Belk, Samuel E.; Seydoux, 

Roger] 

1-0887: Letter from Johnson to Steinkraus 

5/19/64. LBJ 40. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.] 


5/18/64. LBJ 41. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Seydoux, Roger] 


Bundy; with suggested remarks for President 

with Dr. Sen 

5/1/64. LBJ 42. 42a. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Johnson, Lyndon B.; Sen, 

Binay Ranjan] 




1-0895: Current Intelligence Memorandum, 

CIA Office of Current Intelligence 

4/16/64. Secret OCI No. 1117/64. LBJ 

43a. 

[Chiang Kai-shek] 

1-0899: Soviet statement on U.N. finances 

3/21/64. LBJ 43b. 


USUN New York 


(New York). LBJ 43c. 



Bundy, with text of General Assembly 

Resolution 1970 (XVIII) and transmittal 

note 

4/11/64. Confidential LBJ 45, 45a, 45b. 


1-0908: Letter from U Thant to Johnson, 

with memoranda from Read to Bundy 

3/25/64. LBJ 46, 46a, 46b. 

[U Thant; Read, Benjamin H.] 



[Belk, Samuel E.; Tuomioja, Sakari S.; 

Sihanouk, Norodom; Gardner, Richard N.] 

1-0915: Letter from Johnson to U Thant; 

with previous draft, and memorandum from 

Read to Bundy 

3/14/64. LBJ 48, 48a, 48b. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Read, Benjamin H.] 



[Belk, Samuel E.; Graham, Frank P.; U Thant] 

1-0920: Information memorandum from 

Cleveland to Rusk; with attachments, 

including General Assembly Voting Check 

List and schedule of 1964 international 

conferences 

7/22/64. Confidential LBJ 49a-49d. 

[Cleveland, Harlan] 

1-0930: Memorandum from Cleveland to 

Rusk, with proposed memorandum from 

Rusk to Johnson 

1/31/64. Confidential LBJ 49e, 49f. 

[Cleveland, Harlan; Stevenson, Adlai; Rusk, 

Dean] 

1-0939: Note from Belk to White 

1/30/64. LBJ 50. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Abram, Morris B.] 

1-0940: Note from Belk to Smith 

1/24/64. LBJ 51. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Graham, Frank P.; Cleve- 

land, Harlan; Stevenson, Adlai] 

1-0942: Resolutions adopted by the 

General Assembly 

1/3/64. LBJ 52. 


Rusk 

12/19/63. LBJ S3. 


1-0948: Appraisal of issues and action at 

18th General Assembly 

[n.d.]. LBJ 53a. 


1-0955: Checklist of action on major items 

taken by 18th General Assembly 

12/19/63. LBJ 53b. 


1-0963: Memorandum from Siseo to 

Schlesinger; with checklist of items before 

18th General Assembly, and transmittal 

note from Read to Bundy 


[Siseo, Joseph J.; Read, Benjamin H.; Kenne- 

dy, John F.; Stevenson, Adlai; Galvao, 

Henrique] 

1-0973: Monthly report of Africa liaison 

officers at the UNGA (Oct. 18 through 

Nov. 20, 1963), with transmittal note from 

Brubeck to Bundy 


[Brubeck, William H.] 

MEMOS, MISCELLANEOUS, VOLUME II, 

DECEMBER 1964 THROUGH 

NOVEMBER 1965 

1-0977 to 2-0325 

Memos, Miscellaneous, Volume II, 12/64 

through 11/65 

[Vietnam, North; Vietnam, South; Viet Cong; 

Communism and communist parties; Eastern 

Europe; British Guiana; Dominican Republic; 

Foreign students; United Kingdom; France; 

Yugoslavia; Mexico; Press; Colonialism; India; 

Pakistan; Cuba; Soviet Union; Latin America; 

Economic policies and plans; Revolutions; U.N. 

finances; China, Nationalist; China, People's 

Republic; Speeches and addresses; International 

military forces; Arms control and disarmament; 

Congress; South Africa; Apartheid; U.N. Emer- 

gency Force in Palestine; U.N. Relief and Works 

Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East; 

Congo, Leopoldville; Drugs; International coop- 

eration in law enforcement; Travel; Africa; 

United World Federalists; UN We Believe] 




1-0984: Report from Goldberg to Johnson; 

with transmittal note from Goldberg to 

Bundy 

/Í/Í2/65. Secret LBJ 1, la. 


1-0987: Letter from Persons to Chase, with 

blank petition form; and transmittal note 

from Chase to Read 

11/12/65. LBJ 2, 2a, 2b. 

[Persons, Sandford Z.; Snyder, Edward F.; 

Chase, Gordon] 

1-0991: British Guiana Constitutional 

Conference 

11/20/65. Secret LBJ 3. 

[Burnham, Forbes; D'Aguilar, Peter] 


Bundy 

11/22/65. LBJ 4. 

[Chase, Gordon; Gaud, William S.] 

1-0993: Memorandum from Wilson to 

Chase 

11/17/65. LBJ 5. 

[Wilson, Henry H., Jr.] 

1-0994: Memorandum from Shullaw to 

Chase 


[Shullaw, J. Harold; Burnham, Forbes] 


Bundy, with public statements of Johnson 

on Vietnam 

[rud.]. LBJ 7, 7a-7e. 

[Chase, Gordon; Johnson, Lyndon B.] 

1-1001: CBS Reports: Town Meeting of 

the World, as broadcast over the CBS 

television network, Tuesday, Oct. 26, 1965, 

10:00-11:00 PM, EDT 

10/26/65. LBJ 8. 

[Eisenhower, Dwight D.; Goldberg, Arthur J. 

Marshall, Thurgood; Collingwood, Charles: 

Rather, Dan; Kalb, Bernard; Schorr, Daniel: 

Quint, Bert; Dulles, John Foster; Kennedy, 

John F.; Goldwater, Barry] 

LBJ National Security Files, United Nations, 1963-1969 11

2-0002 

2-0002: Memorandum of Rusk testimony 

before Congressional committee 

[n.d.J. LBJ9. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


Bundy 


[Chase, Gordon; Gordon, Lincoln] 


Bundy, with attachments including summary 

of D'Aguilar press conference, and 

memorandum from Shullaw to Harwood and 

Wilbur 

11/2/65. Secret. LBJ 11, lla-llf. 

[Chase, Gordon; D'Aguilar, Peter; Bumham, 

Forbes; Shullaw, J. Harold; Jagan, Cheddi] 


Bundy 


[Chase, Gordon; Finley, Tom] 


Bundy 


[Chase, Gordon; Moose, Richard M.; McNeil, 

Frank; Filveroff, David; Finley, Tom; Bush- 

nell, John] 


Bundy 

7/12/65. LBJ 14c. 

[Chase, Gordon; Finley, Tom; Hornet, Robin] 

2-0016: Memorandum from Chase for the 

record 


[Chase, Gordon; Frankel, Max] 


Bundy, with attachments including draft 

message for LBJ, letter from Valenti to 

Enloe, and letter from Enloe to LBJ 

10/18/65. S/S 15645. LBJ 16, 16a-16e. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Johnson, Lyndon B.; 

Valenti, Jack; Enloe, Roger] 


Bundy, with background paper 

10/15/65. Secret. LBJ 17, 17a. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Greenwood, Anthony; 

Jagan, Cheddi; Bumham, Forbes] 


Bundy 

9/27/65. Secret. LBJ 18. 



Bundy 


[Chase, Gordon; Goldberg, Arthur J.; U 

Thant] 

2-0028: Transcript of press conference with 

Moyers 

9/22/65. LBJ 19a. 

[Moyers, Bill; Johnson, Lyndon B.] 


9/24/65. Confidential TDCS DB 

315/03127-65. LBJ 20. 

[Gonzalez Naranjo, Santiago; Rivero Diaz, 

Fehpe] 



Bundy 

9/23/65. LBJ 21. 



Bundy 

9/J5/65. LBJ 22. 



9/7/65. Secret TDCS DB 315/03019-65. 

LBJ 23. 


Bundy 

9/7/65. LBJ 25. 


2-0039: Letter from Lodge to Chase, with 

attachment 

8/24/65. LBJ 27. 

[Lodge, George C; Kennedy, John F.; 

Vekemans, Roger E.; McGrath, Mark G.; 

Tonnes, Camilo; Frei, Eduardo; Maspero, 

Emilio] 


Bundy 

8/23/65. Secret. LBJ 28. 

[Chase, Gordon; Jackson, Elmore; Quaison- 

Sackey, Alex; Nasher, Raymond D.] 


Bundy 


[Chase, Gordon; Humphrey, Hubert H.] 

2-0089: Note from Belk to Chase 

8/73/65. LBJ 29a. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Humphrey, Hubert H.] 


8/73/65. Secret. TDCS DB 315/02721-65. 

LBJ 30. 


Bundy 

7/19/65. Secret LBJ 33. 

[Chase, Gordon; U Thant; Rusk, Dean] 

2-0092: Letter from Chase to Persons, with 

letter from Persons to Chase 

7/13/65. LBJ 34, 34a. 

[Persons, Sandford Z; Chase, Gordon] 

2-0094: Messages received by World 

Congress of World Federalists 

7/8/65. LBJ 34b. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Humphrey, Hubert H. 

Stevenson, Adlai; Wirtz, W. Willard; Freeman 

Orville L.; Shriver, Sargent; Williams, G. 

Mennen; MacArthur, Douglas, II; Driver, W 

J.; Foster, William C; Fisher, Adrian S.: 

Brewster, Daniel B.; Javits, Jacob K.; Miller 

Jack; Pell, Claibome; Tydings, Joseph D. 

Green, Edith; Fraser, Donald M.; Laird, Mel 

Moorhead, William S.; Schweiker, Richard S., 

Sweeney, Robert E.; Wilson, Harold; Rad- 

hakrishnan, Sarvepalli; Thanom Kittikachorn; 

Erhard, Ludwig; Makarios, Archbishop; Ha- 

ekkerup. Per; Bhutto, Zulfiqar AU] 

2-0101: Policy and resolutions adopted by 

19th General Assembly of United World 

Federalists 

7/8/65. LBJ 34c. 

[Pope John XXIII] 


2-0107: Address by Honorable Carlos P. 

Romulo dehvered at opening banquet of 

World Congress of World Federalists 

7/8/65. LBJ 34d. 

[Romulo, Carlos P.] 

2-0115: Concurrent resolution of 89th 

Congress, 1st Session 

6/22/65. LBJ34e. 

2-0117: Summary of US-UK Talks on UN 

political questions, with list of participants 

6/28/65 to 6/29/65. Confidential LBJ 

35, 35a. 

[Cleveland, Harlan; Siseo, Joseph J.; Tree, 

Marietta; Williams, G. Mennen; Pedersen, 

Richard F.; Talbot, Phillips; Buffum, William 

B.; Makarios, Archbishop; Meeker, Leonard 

C] 

2-0152: Letter from Jackson to Chase, with 

attached agenda and briefing papers 

6/29/65. Confidential LBJ 36, 36a-36n. 

[Jackson, Elmore; Quaison-Sackey, Alex] 


Johnson 


[U Thant; Rusk, Dean] 

2-0180: Chinese propaganda campaign 

against UN 

6/76/65. £5/39. 

[Chou En-lai; Liao Cheng-chih; Nan Ran- 

chen] 


5/27/65. Secret. TDCS DB 315/01892-65. 

LBJ 40. 

[Suslov, Vladimir P.] 

2-0188: Letter from Ferwerda to Chase 

5/73/65. LBJ 41. 

[Ferwerda, Vemon L.] 

2-0189: Letter from Cates to Chase, with 

letter from MacComack to Cates 

5/J3/65. U3J 42, 42a. 

[Cates, John M., Jr.; MacComack, Dianne A.] 


5/3/65. Secret TDCS DB 315/01522-65. 

LBJ 43. 

[Sihanouk, Norodom] 


5/4/65. LBJ 44. 



Cater 

5/3/65. LBJ 44a. 

[Cater, Douglass; Cleveland, Harlan] 

2-0199: Memorandum from Haynes to 

Bundy 

4/29/65. Secret. LBJ 45. 

[Haynes, Rick] 

2-0200: Letter from Cates to Chase 

4/23/65. LBJ 46. 

[Cates, John M., Jr.] 

2-0201: Memorandum from Elmendorf to 

Chase 

4/27/65. LBJ 47.

Bibliography of Documents 2-0326 to 2-0646 

[Elmendorf, A. Edward] 

2-0202: Note from Cates to Chase 

[rud.]. LBJ48. 

[Cates, John M., Jr.] 

2-0203: Letter from Wood to Cates 

4/20/65. LBJASa. 

[Wood, Bryce] 

2-0204: Memorandum from Belk to Chase, 

with memorandum from Celebreeze to Cater 

4/7/65. LBJ 49, 49a. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Celebreeze, Anthony J.] 


Bundy, with attached tentative nominations 

for US government delegation 

4/12/65. LBJ 50, 50a. 



Bundy 

4/2/65. LBJ 51. 



Bundy, with newspaper clipping 


[Chase, Gordon; Jackson, Elmore] 

2-0216: Letter from Chase to Von Kohom 

3/Í5/65. LBJ 54. 



Bundy, with enclosure 

3/75/65. S/S3757. LBJ 54a, 54b. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Von Kohom, Henry] 


Bundy, with enclosure 

3/11/65. S/S 3367. LBJ 54c 54d. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Von Kohom, Henry] 


Read, with letter from Von Kohom to 

Johnson, and advertisement 

3/S/65. LBJ54e-54g. 

[Bundy, McGeorge; Von Kohom, Henry] 


Johnson 




Bundy, with letter from Bundy to Voorhis 

3/70/65. LBJ 56, 56a. 

[Chase, Gordon; Bundy, McGeorge] 


Bundy, with suggested reply from Bundy to 

Voorhis 

3/8/65. S/S 2945. LBJ 56b, 56c. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Bundy, McGeorge; 

Voorhis, Jerry] 


Bundy 


[Chase, Gordon; Benjamin, Robert S.] 

2-0236: Memorandum from Busby to Read 

3/4/65. LBJ 58. 

[Busby, Horace; Benjamin, Robert S.] 


Bundy 

3/2/65. Secret LBJ 59. 

[Chase, Gordon; Cleveland, Harlan] 


Read, with letter from Parker to Johnson 

3/7/65. LBJ 60, 60a. 

[Parker, A. H.; Cousins, Norman; Bundy, 

McGeorge] 

2-0241: Memorandum from Bundy to Read 

3/7/65. LBJ 61. 

[Wagner, O. Walter; Bundy, McGeorge] 

2-0242: Letter from Wagner to Johnson 

2/78/65. 1,3/62. 

[Wagner, O. Walter] 


Johnson, with attached proposal 

2/79/65. LBJ 63. 

[Bundy, McGeorge; Johnson, Lyndon B.] 

2-0247: Letter from Bundy to Kennan, 

with memorandum from Chase to Cleveland, 

and letter from Kennan to Bundy 

2/79/65. LB/ 64, 64û-646. 

[Kennan, George F.; Bundy, McGeorge; 

Chase, Gordon; Lessiovski, V. M.] 


2/76/65. Secret. TDCS DB 315/00584-65. 

LBJ 65. 

[Mauri, Sergio; Alonso, Roberto; Carmena, 

Rene] 

2-0253: Transcript of telephone call from 

Meloy to Parker 

2/75/65. LBJ 66. 

[Meloy, Francis; Nenni, Pietro] 


Bundy 




7/26/65. LBJ 68. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Quaison-Sackey, Alex] 


with text of speech by Stevenson 

7/25/65. LBJ 69, 69a. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Stevenson, Adlai; Ham- 

marskjold, Dag] 


Stevenson and Rusk 







with newspaper clipping 


[Belk, Samuel E.; Stevenson, Adlai; Rusk, 

Dean] 



[Quaison-Sackey, Alex; Suslov, Vladimir P.; 

Belk, Samuel E.] 



[Quaison-Sackey, Alex; Rusk, Dean; Belk, 

Samuel E.] 

2-0303: Memorandum from Komer to 

Bundy 


[Nasser, Gamal Abdel; Komer, Robert W.] 

2-0304: Transmittal note from Komer to 

Bundy, with memorandum from Komer to 

Johnson 

72/28/64. LBJ 75a, 756. 

[Komer, Robert W.; Tshombe, Moise Kapen- 

da] 



[Belk, Samuel E.; Quaison-Sackey, Alex; 

Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; Plimpton, Francis T.; 

Rusk, Dean] 



[Quaison-Sackey, Alex; Belk, Samuel E.] 

2-0309: Whither the UN, address by: His 

excellency Shen Chang-Huan, Minister of 

Foreign Affairs of Republic of China 

12/21/64. LBJ 78. 

[Shen Chang-Huan; Mao Tse-tung] 


Bundy 


[Chase, Gordon; Guevara, Che; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 







1965/2196. LBJ 80a. 

[Tshombe, Moise Kapenda; Stevenson, Adlai] 


72/2/64. Secret LBJ 87. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Gromyko, Andrei A.; Rusk, 

Dean] 



[Belk, Samuel E.; U Thant; Gromyko, Andrei 

A.] 



[Belk, Samuel E.; Gromyko, Andrei A.] 

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES, VOLUME 

VIII, OCTOBER 1965 

2-0326 to 2-0646 

Miscellaneous Cables, Volume VIII, 10/65 

[Rhodesia; United Kingdom; Colonialism; Soviet 

Union; Canada; Trade agreements; International 

law; Technical assistance; Puerto Rico; U.N. 

resolutions; U.N. finances; U.N. employees and 

pay; Israel; China, People's Republic; Yemen; 

Aden; International Convention against Racism; 

Racial discrimination; Apartheid; France; Viet- 


2-0326 to 2-0646 Bibliography of Documents 

nam, South; Agricultural development; Labor 

unions; Jordan; British Guiana; Cuba; Refugees; 

Egypt; South Africa; Cyprus; Palestinians; U.N. 

Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees 

in the Near East; Peace settlements; Laos; Arms 

control and disarmament; Latin America; Press; 

Southeast Asia; Terrorism; Argentina; Develop- 

ing countries; International Telecommunications 

Union; Travel; Treaties and conventions; Inter- 

national Red Cross; Police; Political parties; 

Administration of justice; Portugal; Africa; 

Organization of African Unity; Southeast Asian 

Ministers of Education Conference; Palestine 

Liberation Organization; International Commis- 

sion of Jurists; Diario de Manha (Portugal 

newspaper); Coordinating Committee for the 

Liberation of Africa; Ford Motor Co.] 







1965/1605. LBJ 1. 

[O'Sullivan, Tadhg F.; Caradon, Lord; Azi- 

mov, S. A.; Anderson, Eugenia; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 




1965/1585. LBJ 2. 

[Chai, Winberg; Ortiz Sanz, Fernando; Gold- 

berg, Arthur J.] 



10/27/65. Secret. Paris 1965/602. LBJ 3. 

[Cleveland, Harlan; Tsarapkin, S. K.] 


Kingston, New Delhi, and Santiago 

Embassies 

10/27/65. State 1965/102 (Kingston). 

State 1965/781 (New Delhi). State 

1965/394 (Santiago). LBJ 4. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1591. LBJ 5. 

[Asaki, Mr.; U Thant; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1587. LBJ 6. 

[Protich, Dragoslav; Nesterenko, Alexi E.; 

Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



10/27/65. New York 1965/1583. LBJ 7. 

[Prebisch, Raul; White, Eric Wyndham; 


2-0343: Telegram from La Paz Embassy to 


10/27/65. La Paz 1965/277. LBJ 8. 

[Barrientos, Mrs.; Ovando, Mrs.; Henderson, 

Douglas; Sanjines-Goytia, Julio; Grace, Prin- 

cess] 



USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York 

10/27/65. State 1965/998 (New York). 

LBJ 11. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1599. LBJ 12. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1600. LBJ 13. 

[Coulibaly, Sori; Shakhov, P. F.; Anderson, 

Eugenia; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1559. LBJ 14. 





1965/1557. LBJ 15. 

[Comay, Michael S.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 


London Embassy 

10/25/65. State 1965/2209 (London). LBJ 

16. 

[Rusk, Dean; Alaini, Mohsin Ahmed] 




1965/1554. LBJ 17. 

[Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



10/26/65. New York 1965/1555. LBJ ¡8. 



USUN New York 

10/25/65. State 1965/982 (New York). 

LBJ 19. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


Belize Consulate 


(Belize). LBJ 20. 

[Rusk, Dean; Price, George C] 




1965/1576. LBJ 21. 





1965/1572. LBJ 22. 

[Tammes, A. J. P.; Yost, Charles W.] 



10/26/65. New York 1965/1568. LBJ 23. 





1965/1578. LBJ 24. 

[Goldschmidt, Arthur; Yost, Charles W.] 




1965/1566. LBJ 25. 

[Yost, Charles W.; Danieli, A. B. C; Prebisch, 

Raul] 




1965/1571. LBJ 26. 

[Caradon, Lord; Greenwood, Anthony; Pa- 

chachi, Adnan M.; El-Kony, Mohamed Awad; 

Brown, F. D. W.; Yost, Charles W.] 




LBJ 27. 

[De Gaulle, Charles; Lecanuet, Mr.; Antier, 

Paul; Tixier-Vignancour, Jean-Louis; Mitte- 

rand, Francois; McBride, Robert H.] 

2-0376: Telegram from Amman Embassy 


70/2(5/(55. Confidential Amman 1965/243. 

LBJ 28. 

[Khammash, Amer; Daud, Col.; Hussein, 

King; Barnes, Robert G.] 

2-0377: Telegram from Belize Consulate to 


10/25/65. Confidential Belize 1965/41. 

LBJ 29. 

[Price, George C; Tepper, Robert] 


Caracas Embassy 


(Caracas). LBJ 30. 

[Jagan, Cheddi; Bumham, Forbes; Rusk, 

Dean] 

2-0380: Telegram from Saigon Embassy to 


70/25/65. Secret Saigon 1965/1423. LBJ 

31. 

[Vu Van Thai; Tran Van Do; Porter, William 

J-] 

2-0381: Telegram from Berlin Consulate to 


70/25/65. Berlin 1965/391. LBJ 32. 

[Gromyko, Andrei A.; Ulbricht, Walter; 

Calhoun, John A.] 


70/25/65. Secret TDCS DB 315/03480-65. 

LBJ 33. 

[Castro, Fidel] 

2-0385: Telegram from Kampala Embassy 


70/25/65. Kampala 1965/545. LBJ 34.


[Obote, A. Milton; Deming, Oleott H.] 

2-0387: Telegram from Taiz Embassy to 


i 0/24/65. Confidential Taiz 1965/126. 

LBJ35. 

[Sallal, Abdullah; Clark, G. Edward] 



10/25/65. Pretoria 1965/466. LBJ 36. 

[Kennedy, Robert F.; Heard, Raymond; De 

Klerk, Jan; Robertson, Ian; Satterthwaite, 

Joseph C] 

2-0391: Telegram from Nicosia Embassy to 


10/25/65. Secret. Nicosia 1965/209. LBJ 

37. 

[Makarios, Archbishop; Belcher, Taylor] 



10/25/65. Confidential Amman 1965/241. 

LBJ 38. 

[Nuseibeh, Hazem; Barnes, Robert G.] 




1965/1549. LBJ 39. 

[Wershof, M. H.; Sinclair, I. M.; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 




1965/1538. LBJ 40. 

[Sinclair, I. M.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1550. LBJ 41. 

[Gunewardene, Sir Senerat; Baroody, Jamil 

M.; Mellbin, Skjold G.; Ahman, Brita S.; 

Rutgers, J. C; Diaz Gonzalez, Leonardo; 

Brown, F. D. W.; Duhacek, Anton; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 




1965/1546. LBJ 42. 

[Seydoux, Roger; Pedersen, Richard F.; 



USUN New York, and London and Paris 

Embassies 


(New York). State 1965/2200 (London). 

State 1965/1813 (Paris). LBJ 44. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1544. LBJ 45. 

[Patricio, Antonio; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 

2-0407: Telegram from Vientiane Embassy 


10/25/65. Confidential Vientiane 

1965/409. LBJ 46. 

[Sullivan, William H.] 


USUN New York 

JO/25/65. Confidential State 1965/970 


[Rusk, Dean] 



iO/25/65. Confidential. New York 

1965/1542. LBJ 49. 

[Taylor, John G.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



JO/25/65. Confidential. New York 

1965/1540. LBJ 50. 

[Crawford, David G.; Khalil, Sadd Abdel 

Fattah; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



JO/25/65. Confidential New York 

1965/1548. LBJ 51. 

[Plimsoll, James; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 

2-0414: Telegram from Montevideo 


10/25/65. Confidential Montevideo 

1965/387. LBJ 52. 

[Gordon, Lincoln; Hoyt, Henry A.] 

2-0415: Telegram from Hong Kong 


10/25/65. Confidential Hong Kong 

1965/716. LBJ S3. 

[Rice, Edward E.] 

2-0417: Telegram from The Hague 


JO/22/65. The Hague 1965/A-332. LBJ 

57. 

[Tyler, William R.; Luns, Joseph M. A. H.; 

Van Dongen, Mr.] 


Georgetown AID 

10/21/65. State 1965/93 (Georgetown 

AID). LBJ 58. 

[Rusk, Dean] 

2-0421: Telegram from Georgetown 

Consulate to AID 

10/22/65. Georgetown 1965/106 (AID). 

LBJ 59. 

[Wilbur, Vincent P.; Ramphal, S. S.] 



JO/22/65. New York 1965/1521. LBJ 60. 



Amman Embassy 


(Amman). LBJ 62. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



JO/22/65. Confidential Georgetown 

1965/141. LBJ 63. 

[Wilbur, Vincent P.] 


Embassy 

JO/22/65. Confidential State 1965/1784 

(Paris). LBJ 64. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1529. LBJ 65. 

[Kato, Yoshiya; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



JO/22/65. Confidential. New York 

1965/1507. LBJ 66. 

[Plimsoll, James; Dobrynin, Anatoly F.; Mao 

Tse-tung; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



JO/22/65. New York 1965/1531. LBJ 67. 




JO/22/65. New York 1965/1527. LBJ 68. 

[Mohammed, Mrs.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



JO/22/65. New York 1965/1532. LBJ 69. 





1965/1504. LBJ 70. 



USUN New York 

JO/22/65. State 1965/934 (New York). 

LBJ 71. 

[Singh, Sardar Swaran; Rusk, Dean] 

2-0437: UPI wire report from Martinique 

[n.d.]. LBJ 72. 

[Petit, Raphael] 

2-0438: Telegram from Santiago de Chile 


JO/22/65. Santiago de Chile 1965/518. 

LBJ 73. 

[Isla, Mr.; Dungan, Ralph A.] 

2-0439: Telegram from London Embassy 


JO/22/65. Confidential London 

1965/1833. LBJ 74. 

[Young, Mr.; Bumham, Forbes; Bruce, David 

K. E.] 




1965/1499. LBJ 75. 

[Unwin, Keith; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1498. LBJ 76. 

[Nuseibeh, Hazem; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1502. LBJ 77. 

[Combal, Michel; Goldberg, Arthur JJ 


2-0443 Bibliography of Documents 




1965/1509. LBJ78. 

[Quijano, Raul A. J.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



10/22/65. New York 1965/1520. LBJ 79. 





1965/1526. LBJ 80. 

[Viaud, Maurice; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1516. LBJ 81. 

[Meron, Theodor; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



10/22/65. New York 1965/1496. LBJ 82. 

[Cvorovic, Mirceta; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



10/22/65. New York 1965/1495. LBJ 83. 

[Cvorovic, Mirceta; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1522. LBJ 84. 

[Michelmore, Laurence V.; Bunche, Ralph J.; 




10/22/65. New York 1965/1510. LBJ 85. 

[Hoffman, Paul G.; Whyte, W. E. Hamilton; 





1965/1528. LBJ 86. 

[Bondoc, Emigdio; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 


USUN New York 

10/21/65. State 1965/923 (New York). 

LBJ 87. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




88. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1467. LBJ 89. 

[Crawford, David G.; Amaud, Claude; Gold- 





1965/1487. LBJ 90. 

[Ben Kaci, Abdelkader; Brown, F. D. W.; 






1965/1472. LBJ 91. 

[Singh, Sardar Swaran; Sanu, E. Olu; Turner, 

Bruce R.; Frelinghuysen, Peter H. B.; Gold- 





1965/1489. LBJ 92. 

[Spaak, Paul-Henri; De Gaulle, Charles; 





1965/1486. LBJ 93. 

[Moon, P. J. S.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 

2-0466: Telegram from State Dept to all 

ARA diplomatic posts and Georgetown 

Consulate 

10/20/65. State 1965/682 (Circular). LBJ 

94. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



10/21/65. New York 1965/1482. LBJ 95. 




10/21/65. New York 1965/1490. LBJ 96. 

[Hoffman, Paul G.; Seynes, Philippe de; 

Abdel-Rahman, Ibrahim Helmi; Whyte, W. E. 

Hamilton; Pridham, K. R. C; Coomaraswamy, 

E. R. S. R.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1478. LBJ 97. 





1965/1477. LBJ 98. 

[Roosevelt, James; Narasimhan, Chakravarthi 

V.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1479. LBJ 99. 

[Erhard, Ludwig; Schroeder, Gerhard; Gold- 



USUN New York 

10/21/65. Secret. State 1965/927 (New 

York). LBJ 100. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1463. LBJ 101. 

[Hoveyda, Fereidun; Ashraf, Princess; Gold- 





LBJ 102. 

[Nuseibeh, Hazem; Barnes, Robert G.; Rusk, 

Dean] 


Vientiane Embassy and USUN New York 


(Vientiane). State 1965/921 (New York). 

LBJ 103. 

[Gromyko, Andrei A.; Goldberg, Arthur J.; 

Rusk, Dean] 

2-0482: Telegram from Yaounde Embassy 


10/21/65. Yaounde 1965/114. LBJ 104. 

[Barrows, Leland] 

2-0484: Telegram from Tokyo Embassy to 


10/21/65. Confidential Tokyo 1965/1459. 

LBJ 106. 

[Yoshida, Nagao; Reischauer, Edwin O.] 



¡0/20/65. New York 1965/1446. LBJ 109. 





1965/1454. LBJ 110. 

[Stavropoulos, Constantin A.; Goldberg, Ar- 

thur J.] 




1965/1459. LBJ 111. 

[Alaini, Mohsin Ahmed; Nasser, Gamal 

Abdel; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1455. LBJ 112. 

[Frelinghuysen, Peter H. B.; Comay, Michael 

S.; El-Kony, Mohamed Awad; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 



¡0/20/65. Confidential Paris 1965/2160. 

LBJ 113. 



USUN New York and Seoul Embassy 

10/19/65. State 1965/905 (New York). 

State 1965/381 (Seoul). LBJ 114. 

[Rusk, Dean; Stevenson, Adlai] 




¡965/1456. LBJ 115. 

[Escobar Serrano, Hector; Pachachi, Adnan 

M.; Comay, Michael S.; Tarabanov, Milko; 

Tomeh, George; Frelinghuysen, Peter H. B.; 




¡0/20/65. New York 1965/1460. LBJ 116. 

[Gromyko, Andrei A.; Roa, Raul; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 



¡0/20/65. New York ¡965/1438. LBJ 117.




Secretary of State, with note from 

Parthasarathi to Goldberg 

10/15/65. New York 1965/A-650. LBJ 

118. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Parthasarathi, Mrs. G.; 


2-0503: Telegram from Quito Embassy to 


10/20/65. ConfidentiaL Quito 1965/342. 

LBJ 119. 

[Lucio Paredes, Antonio Jose; Coerr, Wymb- 

erley De R.] 




1965/1429. LBJ 120. 



USUN New York 

10/19/65. State 1965/893 (New York). 

LBJ 121. 

[Bumham, Forbes; Shullaw, J. Harold] 




1965/1414. LBJ 122. 

[Anderson, Eugenia; Coulibaly, Sori; Gold- 




10/19/65. New York 1965/1420. LBJ 123. 





1965/1421. LBJ 124. 





1965/1431. LBJ 125. 

[Khalil, Sadd Abdel Fattah; Hamad, Mr.; 

Goldberg, Arthur J.; Pachachi, Adnan M.; 

Comay, Michael S.; Rafael, Gideon] 



10/19/65. Georgetown 1965/137. LBJ 

126. 

[Bumham, Forbes; Wilbur, Vincent P.] 


10/16/65. ConfidentiaL TDCS 

314/14528-65. LBJ 127. 

[Jagan, Janet; Jagan, Cheddi] 

2-0521: Airgram from Nicosia Embassy to 


10/19/65. ConfidentiaL Nicosia 

1965/A-112. LBJ 129. 

[Clerides, Glafkos; Belcher, Taylor] 

2-0524: Telegram from Tegucigalpa 


10/18/65. Tegucigalpa 1965/177. LBJ 

130. 

[Acosta Bonilla, Manuel; Jova, Joseph J.] 


USUN New York 

10/19/65. State 1965/888 (New York). 

LBJ 131. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1422. LBJ 132. 

[Unwin, Keith; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 

2-0527: Telegram from Tegucigalpa 


10/19/65. Tegucigalpa 1965/179. LBJ 

133. 

[Acosta Bonilla, Manuel; Jova, Joseph J.] 




1965/1432. LBJ 134. 

[Seydoux, Roger; Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; 





1965/1413. LBJ 135. 

[Comay, Michael S.; Seydoux, Roger; Gold- 



USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




137. 

[Bumham, Forbes; Jagan, Cheddi; Wilbur, 

Vincent P.] 

2-0532: Telegram from State Dept to La 

Paz Embassy 

10/19/65. State 1965/175 (La Paz). LBJ 

138. 

[Sanjines-Goytia, Julio; Rusk, Dean] 



10/19/65. New York 1965/1430. LBJ 139. 

[Pachachi, Adnan M.; Auguste, Carlet R.; 

Tambo, Oliver; Aznar, Manuel; Comay, 

Michael S.; Tomeh, George; Frelinghuysen, 

Peter H. B.; Baroody, Jamil M.; Shukairy, 

Ahmad; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 

2-0540: Telegram from State Dept to Tel 

Aviv Embassy 


(Tel Aviv). LBJ 140. 

[Rusk, Dean] 

2-0541: Airgram from Lisbon Embassy to 

Secretary of State, with newspaper article 

10/18/65. Lisbon 1965VA-l 44. LBJ 141. 

[Briggs, Everett E.; Das Regras, Joao; Caldiera 

Coelho, Goncalo; Cortes, Antonio; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 


Embassy 

10/18/65. State 1965/1690 (Paris). State 

1965/638 (NESCO). LBJ 143. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York and London Embassy 



LBJ 144. 

[Caradon, Lord; Rusk, Dean] 



10/18/65. Paris 1965/2115. LBJ 145. 

[Maheu, Rene; Bohlen, Charles E.] 




1965/1393. LBJ 146. 

[Liushar, Mr.; Dalai Lama; Goldberg, Arthur 

JJ 




1965/1386. LBJ 147. 

[Black, Eugene R.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



10/18/65. New York 1965/1387. LBJ 148. 



to Geneva Mission and Secretary of State 


1965/217 (Geneva). New York 1965/1400. 

LBJ 149. 

[Blau, Clarence I.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



10/18/65. New York 1965/1403. LBJ 150. 

[Dadzie, E. K.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1397. LBJ 152. 





1965/1405. LBJ 153. 

[Crawford, David G.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



10/18/65. New York 1965/1401. LBJ 154. 

[Gromyko, Andrei A.; Roa, Raul; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 



10/18/65. New York 1965/1388. LBJ 155. 




10/18/65. New York 1965/1391. LBJ 156. 


2-0560 

[Forthomme, Pierre A.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 

2-0561: Airgram from Accra Embassy to 

Secretary of State, with working documents 

prepared for OAU Council of Ministers 

meeting 

10/17/65. Confidential Accra 1965/A-193. 

LBJ 157. 

[Walsh, Thomas E.] 


Tripoli Embassy 


(Tripoli). LBJ 158. 

[Bishti, Mr.; Diallo Teffl, Hadj; Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/373. LBJ 161. 

[Souvanna Phouma; Humphrey, Hubert H.; 

Sullivan, William H.] 




1965/1370. LBJ 162. 




10/16/65. New York 1965/1379. LBJ 163. 

[Yost, Charles WJ 



10/16/65. New York 1965/1378. LBJ 164. 

[Yost, Charles WJ 



10/16/65. New York 1965/A-658. LBJ 

165. 

[Roa, Raul; Yost, Charles WJ 

2-0592: Airgram from Georgetown 


10/16/65. Georgetown 1965/A-73. LBJ 

166. 

[Ramphal, S. S.; Wilbur, Vincent PJ 

2-0594: Telegram from Caracas Embassy 


10/15/65. Confidential Caracas 1965/388. 

LBJ 167. 

[Schacht, Mr.; Rothe, Eduardo; Bembaum, 

Maurice M.] 




1965/1344. LBJ 168. 

[Goldberg, Arthur JJ 

2-0597: Airgram from Wellington Embassy 

to Secretary of State, with enclosures 

10/15/65. Confidential Wellington 


1965/A-131. LBJ 169. 

[Powell, Herbert BJ 



10/15/65. New Delhi 1965/1000. LBJ 170. 

[Narayanan, Mr.; Bowles, Chester] 




1965/1366. LBJ 171. 

[Kirwan, James; Forshell, Per Olaf; Willis, 

Frances E.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



10/15/65. New York 1965/1349. LBJ 172. 

[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Stevenson, Adlai] 

2-0605: Telegram from Sute Dept to 

Vientiane Embassy 

10/15/65. State 1965/224 (Vientiane). LBJ 

173. 

[Souvanna Phouma; Rusk, Dean] 


Aleppo, Amman, Asmara, Baghdad, Beirut, 

Cairo, Dhahran, Damascus, Jidda, Kuwait, 

Taiz, Algiers, Rabat, Tripoli, Tunis, Addis 

Ababa, Mogadiscio, Nouakchott, Paris, 

Basra, Tel Aviv, and Khartoum Embassies, 

with enclosures 


1965/CA-4185. LBJ 174, 174a. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1351. LBJ 175. 




10/15/65. Geneva 1965/680. LBJ 176. 

[Tubby, Roger WJ 




177. 

[Jagan, Cheddi; Wilbur, Vincent P.] 

2-0615: Telegram from State Dept to Bern 

Embassy 

10/15/65. State 1965/242 (Bern). LBJ 

178. 

[Stadelhofer, Emil Anton; Rusk, Dean] 




LBJ 179. 

[Makeev, Evgeny N.; Vakula, Mr.; Goldberg, 

Arthur JJ 




1965/1372. LBJ 180. 

[Wyzner, Eugeniusz; Goldberg, Arthur JJ 




1965/1365. LBJ 181. 


[Bruce, Emmanuel; Nakamura, Teruhiko; 

Goldberg, Arthur JJ 



10/15/65. New York 1965/1350. LBJ 182. 





1965/1354. LBJ 183. 


2-0634: Telegram circular from State Dept 


184. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



10/15/65. New York 1965/1347. LBJ 185. 

[Anderson, Eugenia; Goldberg, Arthur JJ 



10/15/65. New York 1965/1353. LBJ 186. 


2-0638: Telegram from Barbados to 


10/15/65. Barbados 1965/86. LBJ 187. 

[Barrow, Mr.; Bumham, Forbes; Dolgin, 

George] 


Pretoria and Ottawa Embassies 


(Pretoria). State 1965/442 (Ottawa). LBJ 

188. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



10/15/65. Paris 1965/2081. LBJ 189. 

[Bohlen, Charles EJ 

2-0644: Telegram from Montreal Consulate 


10/15/65. Montreal 1965/77. LBJ 190. 

[Jagan, Cheddi; Hawkins, Richard H., Jr.] 

2-0645: Telegram from Colombo Embassy 


10/15/65. Colombo 1965/281. LBJ 191. 

[Senanyake, E. L.; Smarasinghe, Mr.; Lyon, 

Cecil BJ 


USUN New York 

10/14/65. State 1965/861 (New York). 

LBJ 192. 

[Jagan, Cheddi; Rusk, Dean] 

MEMORANDA OF CONVERSATION, 

VOLUME I, MARCH 1964 TO 

OCTOBER 1965 

2-0647 to 2-0715 

Memoranda of Conversation, Volume I, 3/64 

to 10/65 

[Nigeria; United Kingdom; Soviet Union; U.N. 

Finances; China, Peoples Republic; Poland; 

Vietnam, North; Vietnam, South; Laos; Viet 

Cong; Pathet Lao; Insurgency]





2-0649: Memorandum of conversation 

among Rusk, Bamali, Onyegbula, Haastrup, 

Obe, Fredericks, and Sloan 


[Bamali, Nuhu; Onyegbula, Godwin; Haast- 

rup, Ade; Obe, Emmanuel; Fredericks, J. 

Wayne; Sloan, Samuel; Rusk, Dean] 

2-0651: Note from Read to Bundy 

1/29/65. Secret. LBJ 2. 


2-0652: Airgram from London Embassy to 

Secretary of State with transmittal slip from 

Belk to Bundy 

12/17/64. London 1965/A-l464. LBJ 3, 

3a. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Tilney, John; Ennals, David; 

Thomson, George; Legge-Bourke, Harry; 

Mallalieu, E. L.; Goodhart, Philip; Tweeds- 

muir, Lady; Bruce, David K. E.] 

2-0657: Note from Read to Bundy with 

memorandum of conversation between Rusk 

and Rapacki 

12/30/64. Secret. LBJ 4, 4b. 

[Rapacki, Adam; Souvanna Phouma; Rusk, 

Dean] 


between Rusk and Ormsby-Gore 


[Ormsby-Gore, David; Rusk, Dean] 



and Rapacki 


[Rapacki, Adam; Souvanna Phouma; Rusk, 

Dean; Read, Benjamin H.] 


between Rusk and Gromyko 


[McN amara, Robert S.; Gromyko, Andrei A.; 

Rusk, Dean] 



and Nosavan 

12/22/64. Secret LBJ 9. 

[Phoumi Nosavan; Gromyko, Andrei A.; 

Read, Benjamin H.; Sullivan, William H.; 

Rusk, Dean] 



and Wachuku 

12/22/64. Secret LBJ 10, 10a. 

[Wachuku, Jaja A.; Rusk, Dean; Read, 

Benjamin H.] 


between Rusk and Gromyko 


[Gromyko, Andrei A.; Rusk, Dean] 


3/7/64. LBJ 12. 


ARTICLE 19, VOLUME I, 

MISCELLANEOUS 

2-0716 to 2-0878 

Article 19, Volume I, Miscellaneous 

[U.N. finances; U.N. Emergency Force in 

Palestine; U.N. Operation in the Congo; Soviet 

Union; Middle East; Congo, Leopoldville; U.N. 

Security Council; International Court of Justice: 

International military forces; International law; 

India; Congress; Political policies and plans: 

United Kingdom] 




2-0722: United Nations financial crisis: 

Memorandum by USA 

10/8/64. LBJ 1. 

[Vinci, Piero] 



[Belk, Samuel E.; Quaison-Sackey, Alex; 

Gromyko, Andrei A.; Rusk, Dean; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 



[U Thant; Belk, Samuel E.; Stevenson, Adlai] 





between Rusk and Lange 


[Lange, Halvard M.; Rusk, Dean] 


with telegrams from USUN New York to 



1964/1483. New York 1964/1506. LBJ 6, 

6a, 6b. 

[Adebo, S. O.; Johnson, Lyndon B.; Plimpton, 

Francis T.; Belk, Samuel E.] 

2-0767: Letter from Plimpton to Johnson 

with letter from Adebo to Johnson 

11/5/64. LBJ 7. 

[Adebo, S. O.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 


10/23/64. LBJ 8. 




[Stevenson, Adlai; Belk, Samuel E.] 


Rusk 

10/5/64. Confidential LBJ 9a. 



Johnson 

10/5/64. Confidential LBJ 9b. 

[Rusk, Dean] 

2-0775: Draft telegram from State Dept to 

foreign ministers 

[n.d.]. Confidential LBJ 9c. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1964/1005. LBJ 10. 

[Chakravarty, B. N.; Singh, S. K.; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 

2-0781: Note from Belk to Bundy with 

intelligence note from Hughes to Rusk 


[Khrushchev, Nikita S.; Belk, Samuel E.; 

Hughes, Thomas L.] 

2-0784: InteUigence note from Hughes to 

Rusk 

9/18/64. LBJ 12. 

[Hughes, Thomas L.] 


with draft working paper on UN financing 

for submission to Working Group of 21 

9/1/64. Confidential LBJ 13, 13b. 


2-0792: Concurrent resolution of Congress 

8/19/64. LBJ 14. 



7/17/64. Confidential RSB 71. LBJ 15. 

[Hughes, Thomas L.; Khrushchev, Nikita S.] 

2-0807: Memorandum from Bundy and 

Belk to Johnson 


[Belk, Samuel E.; Bundy, McGeorge] 


7/10/64. Confidential S/S10222. LBJ 

17. 


2-0812: Peace-keeping operations and UN's 

financial problems: Special Report of CIA 

Office of Current Intelligence 

5/28/64. Top Secret SC No. 00621/64A. 

LBJ 18. 

[U Thant] 


telegram from USUN New York to 

Secretary of State and telegram from State 

Dept to USUN New York 

5/9/64. New York 1964/3596. State 

1964/2875 (New York). LBJ 19, 19a, 19b. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; 

Plimpton, Francis T.; Rusk, Dean] 


with telegram from USUN New York to 



1964/3826. LBJ 20, 20a. 

[Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; Belk, Samuel E.; 

Stevenson, Adlai; Dean, Patrick] 


with New York Times article 

3/78/64. LBJ 21, 21a. 

[Hamilton, Thomas J.; Belk, Samuel E.] 


Johnson with memorandum from Belk to 

Bundy 



2-0838 

[Bundy, McGeorge; Cleveland, Harlan; Belk, 

Samuel E.; Stevenson, Adlai] 


2/2&/64. Confidential LBJ 23. 


2-0845: Memoranda from Belk to Bundy 

and from Read to Bundy 


[Belk, Samuel E.; Cleveland, Harlan; Steven- 

son, Adlai; Read, Benjamin H.] 


USUN New York 


(New York). LBJ 24b. 




[Cleveland, Harlan; Stevenson, Adlai; Belk, 

Samuel E.] 


2/7/64. LBJ 26. 



with memorandum from Rusk to Johnson 

2/7/64. Confidential LBJ 26a, 26b. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Rusk, Dean; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 


letter from Chayes to Stevenson and 

memorandum from Chayes to Rusk 


[Belk, Samuel E.; Chayes, Abram] 



[Belk, Samuel E.; Rusk, Dean] 


Rusk 


[Cleveland, Harlan; Stevenson, Adlai] 


Johnson 


[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/2924. LBJ 29c, 30. 


2-0875: Information memorandum from 

Cleveland to Rusk with UN members 

subject to loss of vote under Article 19 as of 

Jan. 1, 1964 

1/14/64. S/S 721. LBJ 31, 31a, 31b. 


ARTICLE 19, VOLUME II, 

MISCELLANEOUS 

2-0879 to 3-0068 

Article 19, Volume II, Miscellaneous 

[U.N. finances; Soviet Union; Congress; France; 

Political policies and plans; International mili- 

tary forces; U.N. peacekeeping operations; 


United Kingdom; U.N. Security Council; U.N. 

charter; U.N. Special Committee on Peace- 

Keeping Operations; Conferences; U.N. resolu- 

tions; U.N. Emergency Force in Palestine; U.N. 

Operation in the Congo; Press; Public opinion; 

Congo, Leopoldville; Albania] 





Bundy 


[Buffum, William B.; Chase, Gordon] 

2-0887: United Nations Financing and 

Peacekeeping Problems: Special Report of 

CIA Office of Cunent Intelligence 

7/23/65. Secret. SC No. 00680/65A LBJ 

2. 

[U Thant; Quaison-Sackey, Alex; Fedorenko, 

Nikolai T.] 


Bundy 




Johnson with memorandum from Rusk to 

Johnson 

7/9/65. LBJ 3a, 3b. 

[Bundy, McGeorge; Rusk, Dean] 

2-0902: Memorandum from MacArthur 

and Siseo to Rusk 


[MacArthur, Douglas, II; Siseo, Joseph J.; 

Rusk, Dean] 


between Rusk and Hasluck 

7/29/65. Secret. LBJ 5. 

[Hasluck, Paul M. C; Caradon, Lord; Rusk, 

Dean] 

2-0906: Britain's pledge of $10 million to 


6/21/65. LBJ 6. 

[Caradon, Lord] 


between Rusk and Dean 


[Dean, Patrick; Rusk, Dean] 

2-0912: Press conference briefing paper 

6/J/65. LBJ 9c. 

2-0914: Report of Secretary-General and 

President of General Assembly 

5/3Í/65. LBJ 10. 


Johnson with transmittal note from Chase to 

Bundy 



2-0943: Letter from McNamara to Rusk 

5/5/65. Secret. LBJ 12. 

[McNamara, Robert S.] 


Bundy with agreed US-UK position on UN 

peacekeeping 





USUN New York 


(New York). LBJ 14b. 

[U Thant; Quaison-Sackey, Alex; Rusk, Dean] 

2-0957: Note from Jackson to Chase with 

draft Secretary General paper on future 

peacekeeping, April 2 


[Jackson, Elmore] 

2-0960: Note from Secretary General to 

USUN New York with amount required for 

overcoming present financial difficulties of 


3/31/65. LBJ 15b. 

[U Thant] 

2-0963: CIA inteUigence information cable 

4/7/65. TDCS DB 315/01135-65. LBJ 18. 

2-0966: Agreed US-UK position on UN 

peacekeeping 



USUN New York 



[U Thant; Quaison-Sackey, Alex; Rusk, Dean] 

2-0977: In pursuit of world order, United 

Nations as peacekeeping agency 

[n.d.]. LBJ 21. 

2-0979: Letter from Bundy to Stassen, with 

memorandum from Read to Bundy, 

suggested reply from Bundy to Stassen, 

memorandum from Bundy to Read, letter 

from Stassen to Johnson, and letter from 

Johnson to Stassen 

3/;0/65. S/S 2942. LBJ 22a-22e. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Bundy, McGeorge; 

Stassen, Harold E.; Johnson, Lyndon B.] 


Bundy 

3/4/65. Secret. LBJ 26. 

[Chase, Gordon; Bunche, Ralph J.; Cleveland, 

Harlan] 


3/3/65. TDCS DB 31500729-65. LBJ 27. 

[U Thant; Quaison-Sackey, Alex] 


Johnson with note from Moyers to Johnson, 

memorandum from Bunche to Johnson, and 

memorandum from Cleveland to Bundy 

3/2/65. Secret LBJ 28, 28a-28f. 

[Bunche, Ralph J.; Cleveland, Harlan; Moyers, 

Bill; Bundy, McGeorge] 


record 


[Chase, Gordon; Buffum, William B.] 

2-1007: Note from Moyers to Johnson 

with memorandum from Bunche to Johnson 

2/5/65. LBJ30a-30b. 

[Bunche, Ralph J.; Moyers, Bill] 

2-1016: Britain's pledge of support for 

U.N. peacekeeping committee 

2/23/65. LBJ 31.

Bibliography of Documents 3-0114 to 3-0390 

[Stewart, Michael] 

2-1018: Memorandum from Buffum to 

Gardner 

2/22/65. LBJ32. 

[Buffum, William B.; De Gaulle, Charles] 

2-1023: American opinion summary: 

Disarmament and UN 

2/19/65. LBJ33. 

[De Gaulle, Charles; Tshombe, Moise Kapen- 

da; Johnson, Lyndon B.] 


Bundy 

2/19/65. Secret. LBJ 34. 

[Cleveland, Harlan; Chase, Gordon] 


Bundy 




Bundy 




2/17/65. TDCSDB 315/00583-65. LBJ 

37. 


2/17/65. TDCS DB 315/00582-65. LBJ 

38. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Kosygin, Alexei N.] 


2/17/65. WCS DB 315/00572-65. LBJ 

39. 


Bundy with AP bulletin 


[Chase, Gordon; Siseo, Joseph J.; Budo, 

Halim] 


Bundy 

2/9/65. Secret. LBJ 41. 



Bundy with telegram from USUN New 

York to Secretary of State 


1965/3126. LBJ 42, 42a. 

[Chase, Gordon; Köhler, Foy D.; Morozov, P. 

D.; Stevenson, Adlai] 


Bundy 

2/S/65. Secret LBJ 43. 

[Chase, Gordon; Köhler, Foy D.; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 




1965/3059. LBJ 43a, 43b. 

[Makeev, Evgeny N.; Finger, Seymour M.; 



USUN New York and Moscow Embassy 


(New York). State 1965/2112 ßioscow). 

LBJ 43c 43d. 





1965/3107. LBJ43e, 43f. 

[Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; Yost, Charles W.; 


3-0040: Telegram from Moscow Embassy 


2/6/65. Confidential Moscow 1965/2270. 

LBJ 43g, 43h. 

[Kohler, Foy D.] 




LBJ 431 43j. 

[Köhler, Foy D.] 

3-0044: Memorandum from Buffum to 

Cleveland 


[Buffum, William B.; Dulles, John Foster] 

3-0049: Collection of contributions: Report 

of Secretary-General (status as at 1 Feb. 

1965) 

2/3/65. LBJ 45. 

[UThant] 


1/22/65. Secret. LBJ 46. 




Í/2J/65. Confidential New York 

1965/2800. LBJ 46a. 

[U Thant; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/2830. LBJ 46b. 

[Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; U Thant; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 

3-0055: Collection of contributions as at 17 

Jan. 1965: Report of the Secretary General 

J/iS/65. LBJ 47. 

[UThant] 

3-0057: Prospects poor for breaking 

deadlock over UN financing issue; 

East-West German relations 

1/15/65. Secret LBJ 48. 


telegrams from USUN New York to 


1/14/65. New York 1965/2647. New York 

1965/2462. LBJ 49, 49a, 49b. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; U Thant; Fedorenko, 

Nikolai T.; Plimpton, Francis T.; Yost, Charles 

W.; Stevenson, Adlai] 

3-0066: General Assembly in recess and 

UN money problems remain 

i/5/65. Secret. LBJ 50. 

[Sukarno] 


i/5/65. Confidential LBJ 51. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Cleveland, Harlan; Dobry- 

nin, Anatoly F.; Stevenson, Adlai] 

Public Statements 

3-0069 to 3-0090 

Public statements 

[U.N. peacekeeping operations; Political condi- 

tions; Speeches and addresses; U.N. finances; 

International Court of Justice; U.N. Emergency 

Force in Palestine; U.N. Operation in the Congo; 

Soviet Union; International military forces; U.N. 

Security Council; U.N. charter] 

3-0070: Statement by Stevenson in Plenary 

Session in General Debate 

i/26/65. Press Release No. 4492. LBJ 54. 

[Hammarskjold, Dag; Stevenson, Adlai; U 

Thant] 

3-0081: U.S. submits memorandum on 

U.N. financial crisis 

10/8/64. LBJ 55. 


ARTICLE 19, VOLUME III, 

MISCELLANEOUS 

3-0091 to 3-0113 

Article 19, Volume III, Miscellaneous 

[Public opinion; Press; U.N. finances; Soviet 

Union; U.N. Security Council] 




3-0093: American opinion summary, 

Department of State: UN financing 

9/J3/65. LBJ 1. 

[McGill, Ralph; Huss, Pierre J.] 

3-0099: Statement by Ambassador Arthur 

J. Goldberg in Special Committee on 

Peacekeeping Operations 

S/Í6/65. LBJ 2. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 

3-0105: Statement by Ambassador Arthur 

J. Goldberg in Committee of 33 

S/Í6/65. LBJ 3. 



between Dean and Rusk 

S/;2/65. Secret LBJ 4. 










ARTICLE 19, VOLUME IV, CABLES [I] 

3-0114 to 3-0390 

Article 19, Volume IV, Cables [I] 

[Press; U.N. finances; Soviet Union; U.N. 

Security Council; United Kingdom; Internation- 

al military forces; Laos; U.N. Special Committee 

on Peace-Keeping Operations; France; Canada; 



Italy; Ireland; U.N. Emergency Force in 

Palestine; U.N. Operation in the Congo; Latin 

America; Netherlands; Egypt; Japan] 






10/8/65. Confidential. London 1965/1552. 

LBJ 1. 

[Kaiser, Philip M.] 




1965/1184. LBJ 2. 





1965/340. LBJ 3. 

[Warner, Frederick A.; Sullivan, William H.] 




1965/1103. LBJ 4. 

[Nolan, Brendan T.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1058. LBJ 5. 

[Lacharriere, Guy de; Benton, William; Gold- 





1965/1054. LBJ 6. 

[Barton, William H.; Narasimhan, Chakravar- 

thi V.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1053. LBJ 7. 

[Barton, William H.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1034. LBJ 8. 





1965/1023. LBJ 9. 

[Chai, Winberg; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/975. LBJ 10. 

[Chai, Winberg; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/968. LBJ 11. 





1965/925. LBJ 12. 





1965/917. LBJ 13. 

[Aiken, Frank; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/834. LBJ 15. 






1965/824. LBJ 16. 

[Aiken, Frank; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




LBJ 17. 

[Cleveland, Harlan; Ignatieff, George; Brosio, 

Manlio] 

3-0153: Telegram from Dublin Embassy to 


9/Í5/65. Confidential Dublin 1965/69. 

LBJ 18. 

[Aiken, Frank; Guest, Raymond R.] 


Dublin Embassy 


(Dublin). LBJ 19. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/713. LBJ 20. 





LBJ 21. 

[Cremin, C. Cornelius; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 



9/J/65. Confidential London 1965/950. 

LBJ 24. 

[Kaiser, Philip M.; Falle, Samuel] 



9/7/65. Afoscovo 7965/655. LBJ 25. 

[Mikoyan, Anastas Ivanovich; Köhler, Foy D.] 




LBJ 26. 

[Patino, Alfonso; Cuevas Cancino, Francisco; 





1965/579. LBJ 27. 

[Turner, Bruce R.; U Thant; Goldberg, Arthur 

J.] 



S/37/65. New York 1965/573. LBJ 28. 

[Quaison-Sackey, Alex; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/556. LBJ 29. 

[Van Gorkom, L. H. J. B.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/554. LBJ 30. 





1965/552. LBJ 31. 

[Pazhwak, Abdul Rahman; Goldberg, Arthur 

J.] 



8/27/65. Bangkok 7965/4-799. LBJ 32. 

[Thanat Khoman; Martin, Graham A.] 

3-0179: Airgram from Dublin Embassy to 


8/27/65. Dublin 1965/A-74. LBJ 33. 

[Aiken, Frank] 




LBJ 34. 

[Gromyko, Andrei A.; Köhler, Foy D.] 




1965/544. LBJ 35. 

[Seydoux, Roger; Morozov, P. D.; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 




1965/528. LBJ 36. 

[Tremblay, Paul; U Thant; Dobell, Peter C; 





1965/525. LBJ 37.


[Dobell, Peter C; Pocock, E. R.; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 



5/26/65. Confidential Mew York 

1965/517. LBJ 39. 


3-0190: Telegram from Guatemala City 


8/26/65. Confidential Guatemala 

1965/110. LBJ 40. 

[Santiso, Mr.; Vaky, Viron P.] 


Santiago Embassy 


(Santiago). LBJ 41. 

[Rusk, Dean] 

3-0192: Telegram from Cairo Embassy to 


S/25/65. Confidential Cairo 1965/569. 

LBJ 42. 

[Battle, Lucius D.; Riad, Mohamoud] 



S/25/65. Confidential New York 

1965/510. LBJ 43. 

[Van Gorkom, L. H. J. B.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/505. LBJ 44. 

[VeËodi, Mullath Aravind; Goldberg, Arthur 

J] 




1965/500. LBJ 45. 

[Pazhwak, Abdul Rahman; Morozov, P. D.; 

Plimpton, Francis T.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 

3-0196: Airgram from Bonn Embassy to 


8/24/65. Bonn 1965/A-308. LBJ 46. 

[Kidd, Cobum] 




1965/494. LBJ 47. 

[Seydoux, Roger; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/487. LBJ 48. 

[Cremin, C. Cornelius; O'Sullivan, Tadhg F.; 

Aiken, Frank; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/267. LBJ 49. 






1965/478. LBJ 50. 

[Tumer, Bruce R.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/477. LBJ 51. 

[Dobell, Peter C; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/472. LBJ 52. 

[Cuevas Cancino, Francisco; Plimpton, Fran- 

cis T.] 




1965/467. LBJ 53. 

[Matsui, Akira; Csatorday, Karoly; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 




1965/465. LBJ 54. 

[Hitomi, Hiroshi; Plimpton, Francis T.] 

3-0209: Telegram from Lome Embassy to 


8/25/65. Confidential Lome 1965/85. 

LBJ 55. 

[Amah, Apedo; Witman, William, II] 




1965/456. LBJ 56. 

[Foshin, Mr.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/455. LBJ 57. 

[Pazhwak, Abdul Rahman; Goldberg, Arthur 

J-] 




1965/449. LBJ 58. 

[Adebo, S. O.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



8/20/65. New York 1965/445. LBJ 59. 





1965/444. LBJ 60. 




8/20/65. Belgrade 1965/381. LBJ 61. 

[Elbrick, C. Burke; Bozovic, Aleksandar] 



8/20/65. Confidential New Delhi 

1965/334. LBJ 62. 

[Nair, V. M. M.; Bowles, Chester] 

3-0218: Telegram from Ottawa Embassy to 


8/20/65. Ottawa 1965/207. LBJ 63. 

[Martin, Paul; Butterworth, W. Walton] 


Embassy and USIS to Secretary of State 

8/20/65. The Hague 1965/130. LBJ 64. 

[Sohm, Earl D.] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




LBJ 66. 

[McBride, Robert H.; Van Grevenynghe, 

Michel] 




LBJ 67. 





LBJ 68. 

[Köhler, Foy D.; Morozov, P. D.; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 




1965/434. LBJ 69. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Jackling, Roger W.] 




1965/431. LBJ 70. 

[Turner, Bruce R.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/428. LBJ 71. 


Matsui, Akira; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/427. LBJ 72. 

[Pazhwak, Abdul Rahman; Plimpton, Francis 

T.] 

3-0232: Telegram from Nairobi Embassy to 


8/19/65. Nairobi 1965/206. LBJ 73. 

[Attwood, William] 



8/79/65. Ottawa 1965/199. LBJ 74. 

[Butterworth, W. Walton; Goldberg, Arthur 

J-] 

3-0235: Telegram from Kuwait Embassy to 


8/19/65. Confidential Kuwait 1965/62. 

LBJ 75. 


3-0235 

[Cottam, Howard R.; Ateegi, Mr.] 



8/19/65. Confidential. Paris 1965/A-408. 

LBJ76. 

[Van Grevenynghe, Michel; Funkhouser, 

Richard] 




LBJ77. 

[Wapler, Mr.; McBride, Robert H.] 



8/18/65. London 1965/753. LBJ 78. 

[Kaiser, Philip M.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/419. LBJ 79. 

[Caradon, Lord; Plimpton, Francis T.; Matsui, 

Akira] 




1965/420. LBJ 80. 

[Jackling, Roger W.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/418. LBJ 81. 


cis T.; Pazhwak, Abdul Rahman] 




1965/411. LBJ 82. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Amjad, Ali Syed] 



8/18/65. New Delhi 1965/318. LBJ 83. 

[Bowles, Chester] 

3-0249: Telegram from Managua Embassy 


8/18/65. Confidential Managua 1965/74. 

LBJ 84. 

[Engle, James B.; Ortega-Urbina, Alfonso] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 



8/17/65. Paris 1965/883. LBJ 86. 

[Fontaine, Andre; Goldberg, Arthur J.; 

McBride, Robert H.] 

3-0252: Telegram from Cairo Embassy to 


8/17/65. Confidential Cairo 1965/510. 

LBJ 87. 

[Riad, Mohamoud; Battle, Lucius D.] 

3-0253: Telegram from Bonn Embassy to 


8/17/65. Confidential Bonn 1965/459. 

LBJ 88. 


[Puttkamer, Ellinor V.; Goldberg, Arthur J.; 

Hillenbrand, Martin J.] 




1965/406. LBJ 89. 

[Makeev, Evgeny N.; Plimpton, Francis T.; 


3-0256: Telegram from Rio de Janeiro 


8/17/65. Confidential Rio de Janeiro 

1965/360. LBJ 90. 

[Gordon, Lincoln; De Vincenzi, Lourdes; 


3-0257: Telegram from Stockholm 


8/17/65. Confidential Stockholm 

1965/163. LBJ 91. 

[Wachmeister, Mr.; Parsons, J. Graham] 


diplomatic posts 


(Circular). LBJ 92. 

[Rusk, Dean; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/391. LBJ 93. 

[Morozov, P. D.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 


Freetown Embassy 

8/16/65. State 1965/73 (Freetown). LBJ 

94. 

[Rusk, Dean] 









1965/371. LBJ 96. 

[Anand, Panyarachvn; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/369. LBJ 97. 





1965/365. LBJ 98. 

[Tabor, Hans R.; Morozov, P. D.; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 




1965/364. LBJ 99. 

[Gabelko, Mr.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




LBJ 100. 


[Van Grevenynghe, Michel; McBride, Robert 

HJ 




LBJ 101. 

[Morozov, P. D.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




LBJ 102. 

[U Thant; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




¡965/349. LBJ 103. 

[Tabor, Hans R.; Edwardsen, Leif; Hedin, 

Sven; Quarles van Ufford, Leopold; Jakobson, 

Max; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/348. LBJ 104. 

[Comer, Frank H.; Tometta, Vincenzo; Sette 

Cámara, Jose; Matsui, Akira; Shaw, Patrick; 

Caradon, Lord; Tremblay, Paul; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 




1965/347. LBJ 105. 

[Hsueh Yu-chi; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 

3-0288: Telegram from Ankara Embassy to 


8/10/65. Confidential. Ankara ¡965/133. 

LBJ 106. 

[Turel, Vecdi; Hart, Parker T.] 



8/H/65. Confidential Kuwait ¡965/50. 

LBJ 107. 

[Jarrah, Adil; Gatch, John N.] 



8/¡0/65. Confidential New York 

¡965/309. LBJ ¡08. 


cis T.] 


USUN New York 

8/¡0/65. Confidential State ¡965/223 

(New York). LBJ ¡09. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


Vientiane, London, Paris, Bangkok, Saigon, 

Ottawa, New Delhi, Warsaw, Moscow, and 

Hong Kong Embassies, and CINCPAC 

8/¡0/65. Confidential State ¡965/209 

(Circular). LBJ HO. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



8/9/65. Confidential New York ¡965/292. 

LBJ HI. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Jackling, Roger W.; 

Caradon, Lord]




5/9/65. Confidential. New York 1965/291. 

LBJ 112. 

[Tremblay, Paul; Plimpton, Francis T.; U 

Thant] 



8/9/65. Confidential. Vientiane 1965/137. 

LBJ 113. 



USUN New York 

S/9/65. Confidential. State 1965/210 (New 


[Hitomi, Hiroshi; Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York 

S/9/65. Confidential State 1965/45 (New 






LBJ 116. 

[Cureno Perez, Javier; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




LBJ 118. 





LBJ 119. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Vellodi, Mullath Ara- 

vind; Tremblay, Paul] 

3-0308: Telegram from Monrovia Embassy 


8/4/65. Confidential Monrovia 1965/55. 

LBJ 120. 

Uubman, William V.; Brown, Ben H.] 




LBJ 121. 

[Turner, Bruce R.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




LBJ 123. 





LBJ 124. 

[Caradon, Lord; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




LBJ 125. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Shaw, Patrick] 



8/2/65. Confidential Kuwait 1965/36. 

LBJ 126. 

[Cottam, Howard R.; Al-Sabah, Sheikh Sabah 

al-Ahmad] 




(Vientiane). LBJ 127. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/209. LBJ 129. 

[Cureno Perez, Javier; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/195. LBJ 130. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Goldberg, Arthur J.; U 

Thant] 




1965/189. LBJ 131. 




7/29/65. Confidential Dublin 1965/24. 

LBJ 132. 

[Aiken, Frank; Guest, Raymond R.] 




1965/183. LBJ 133. 

[O'SuUivan, Tadhg F.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/182. LBJ 134. 


3-0332: Airgram from Dublin Embassy to 

Secretary of State with aide-memoire and 

draft memorandum on authorisation and 

financing of UN Peacekeeping Operations 

7/28/65. Confidential Dublin 1965/A-32. 

LBJ 135. 

[Aiken, Frank; Chalker, Robert P.] 


USUN New York and Dublin Embassy 


(New York). State 1965/27 (Dublin). LBJ 

136. 

[Aiken, Frank; Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York 



[Plimpton, Francis T.; Rusk, Dean] 




1965/161. LBJ 138. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; O'SuUivan, Tadhg F.] 




1965/157. LBJ 139. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; U Thant; Stavropoulos, 

Constantin A.; Narasimhan, Chakravarthi V.] 




1965/154. LBJ 140. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Hitomi, Hiroshi] 




1965/146. LBJ 141. 

[El-Kony, Mohamed Awad; Plimpton, Francis 

T.] 




1965/139. LBJ 142. 

[Cox, Gordon E.; U Thant; Plimpton, Francis 

T.] 




1965/127. LBJ 143. 



USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 


Dublin Embassy 


(Dublin). LBJ 145. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




LBJ 146. 

[Aiken, Frank; Jackling, Roger W.; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 




LBJ 147. 

[Couve de Murville, Maurice; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 




LBJ 148. 



[Couve de Murville, Maurice; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 




LBJ 149. 

[Dobell, Peter C; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




LBJ 150. 

[Guest, Raymond R.; Ronan, Sean; Aiken, 

Frank] 




LBJ 151. 





LBJ 152. 

[Cremin, C. Cornelius; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




LBJ 153. 

[Kato, Yoshiya; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




LBJ 154. 


3-0367: Telegram from Rome Embassy to 


7/13/65. Confidential Rome 1965/93. 

LBJ 155. 

[Majoli, Mario; Stevenson, Adlai; Reinhardt, 

G. Frederick] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




LBJ 157. 

[Arnaud, Rossi; Plimpton, Francis T.] 


USUN New York 



[Faber, Richard S.; Rusk, Dean] 


Rome Embassy 


(Rome). LBJ 159. 

[Siseo, Joseph J.; Melesi-Fersetti, Mr.; Rusk, 

Dean] 






[Caradon, Lord; Faber, Richard S.; Rusk, 

Dean] 




LBJ 161. 

[Frederick, Pauline; Plimpton, Francis T.] 


London and Ottawa Embassies, and Geneva 

Mission 


(Geneva). State 1965/152 (London). State 

1965/25 (Ottawa). LBJ 162. 

[Faber, Richard S.; Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/5130. LBJ 164. 

[Sanu, E. Olu; Stevenson, Adlai] 



6/22/65. Ottawa 1965/1576. LBJ 165. 

[Martin, Paul; Butterworth, W. Walton; 

Barton, William H.] 




1965/5097. LBJ 166. 


3-0386: Telegram from Taipei Embassy to 


6/21/65. Confidential Taipei 1965/1266. 

LBJ 167. 

[Wright, Jerauld; Kao Shih-Ming] 



6/; 9/65. Confidential The Hague 

1965/1006. LBJ 168. 

[Tyler, William R.; Meijer, Jan] 




1965/5082. LBJ 169. 

[Kato, Yoshiya; Stevenson, Adlai] 



6/Í7/65. New York 1965/5071. LBJ 170. 

[Williams, Franklin H.; Quaison-Sackey, 

Alex] 

ARTICLE 19, VOLUME IV, CABLES [II] 

3-0391 to 3-0639 

Article 19, Volume IV, Cables [II] 

[United Kingdom; Austraha; U.N. finances; 

Sweden; Canada; Japan; Austria; Soviet Union; 

U.N. resolutions; U.N. Special Committee on 

Peace-Keeping Operations; U.N. peacekeeping 

operations; U.N. Emergency Force in Palestine; 

Laos; Norway; Nigeria; U.N. Operation in the 

Congo; France; U.N. Security Council; Vietnam, 

South; Developing countries; International mili- 

tary forces; Political policies and plans] 




1965/5062. LBJ 171. 

[Caradon, Lord; Williams, Franklin H.] 




1965/5054. LBJ 172. 

[Pocock, E. R.; Stevenson, Adlai] 



6/; 6/65. Confidential New York 

1965/5047. LBJ 173. 

[Campbell, A. H.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/5024. LBJ 174. 

[Pachachi, Adnan M.; Plimpton, Francis T.; 

Waldheim, Kurt; Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; 





1965/5011. LBJ 175. 

[Astrom, Sverker C; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/5002. LBJ 176. 




6/J4/65. New York 1965/5001. LBJ 177. 





1965/1545. LBJ 178. 

[Barton, William H.; Stevenson, Adlai; Butter- 

worth, W. Walton] 





[Rusk, Dean] 


Rome Embassy 


(Rome). LBJ 180. 

[Melesi-Fersetti, Mr.; Rusk, Dean] 


Ottawa Embassy 


(Ottawa). LBJ 181. 

[Siseo, Joseph J.; Beaulne, Yvon; Rusk, Dean] 


London and Ottawa Embassies and USUN 

New York 


(London). State 1965/1315 (Ottawa). State 

1965/2927 (New York). LBJ 182.


[Rusk, Dean] 



6/J2/65. ConfidentiaL New York 

1965/4993. LBJ 183. 

[Caradou, Lord; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4991. LBJ 184. 

[Tremblay, Paul; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4983. LBJ 185. 

[Astrom, Sverker C; Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; 

Plimpton, Francis T.; Caradon, Lord; Steven- 

son, Adlai] 




1965/4982. LBJ 186. 


3-0418: Airgram from Vientiane Embassy 

to Secretary of State with letter from British 

Ambassador Warner to Prime Minister 

Souvanna Phouma 

6/11/65. Secret Vientiane 1965/A-367. 

LBJ 187, 187a. 

[Warner, Frederick A.; Souvanna Phouma; 





1965/5931. LBJ 188. 

[Du Boulay, Roger W. H.; Caradon, Lord; 

Bruce, David K. E.] 




1965/4984. LBJ 189. 



USUN New York 



[Bruce, David K. E.; Rusk, Dean] 




1965/4958. LBJ 191. 

[Matsui, Akira; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/4933. LBJ 192. 

[Vellodi, Mullath Aravind; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4930. LBJ 193. 


cis T.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4929. LBJ 194. 

[Hitomi, Hiroshi; Mishra, B. C; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 




1965/4928. LBJ 195. 

[U Thant; Narasimhan, Chakravarthi V.; 

Plimpton, Francis T.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4927. LBJ 196. 

[Gebre-Egzy, Tesfaye; Stevenson, Adlai] 




LBJ 197. 

[Tremblay, Paul; Plimpton, Francis T.; Steven- 

son, Adlai] 




1965/4921. LBJ 198. 

[Waldheim, Kurt; Pazhwak, Abdul Rahman; 

Plimpton, Francis T.; Stevenson, Adlai] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/4903. LBJ 200. 





1965/4901. LBJ 201. 

[Astrom, Sverker C; Plimpton, Francis T.; 





LBJ 202. 

[Dobell, Peter C; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4884. LBJ 203. 

[Vellodi, Mullath Aravind; Pazhwak, Abdul 

Rahman; Stevenson, Adlai] 



6/7/65. ConfidentiaL Vientiane 

1965/1977. LBJ 204. 

[Souvanna Phouma; Warner, Frederick A.; 


3-0448: Telegram from Bucharest Embassy 

to Secretary of State and USUN New York 

6/7/65. ConfidentiaL Bucharest 

1965/1282. Bucharest 1965/6 (New York). 

LBJ 205. 

[Dadzie, E. K.; Crawford, William A.] 




LBJ 206. 

[Nielsen, Sivert A.; Lange, Halvard M.; Yost, 

Charles W.; Quaison-Sackey, Alex; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 




1965/4864. LBJ 207. 

[Vinci, Piero; Sette Cámara, Jose; Caradon, 

Lord; Waldheim, Kurt; Matsui, Akira; Cuevas 

Cancino, Francisco; Beus, J. G. de; Pocock, E. 

R.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/4863. LBJ 208. 

[Adebo, S. O.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/4861. LBJ 209. 

[Riad, Mohamoud; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




LBJ 210. 


3-0457: Telegram from Stockholm 


6/4/65. ConfidentiaL Stockholm 

1965/947. LBJ 211. 

[Astrom, Sverker C; Bergstrom, Gullman; 

Parsons, J. Graham] 

3-0458: Telegram from Stole Dept to 

USUN New York 



[Cameron, Robert P.; Shannon, Gerald E.; 

Rusk, Dean] 




1965/4846. LBJ 213. 

[Plihon, Jean Louis; Kato, Yoshiya; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 




1965/4809. LBJ 214. 


T.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4802. LBJ 215. 




6/Í/65. Secret JVew Yorfe 1965/4792. 

LBJ 216. 

[Yost, Charles W.; Johnson, Lyndon B.; U 

Thant; Stevenson, Adlai] 



6/J/65. ConfidentiaL New York 

1965/4787. LBJ 217. 







1965/4780. LBJ218. 





1965/4763. LBJ 219. 

[Van Gorkom, L. H. J. B.; Plimpton, Francis 

T.] 




1965/4758. LBJ 220. 

[Prusa, Vladimir; Lessiovski, V. M.; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 




1965/4750. LBJ 221. 

[Narasimhan, Chakravarthi V.; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 


Embassy 


(Paris). LBJ 222. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/4713. LBJ 223. 

[Waldheim, Kurt; Quaison-Sackey, Alex; 

Tremblay, Paul; Matsui, Akira; Vinci, Piero: 

Caradon, Lord; Sosa Rodriguez, Carlos; 

Astrom, Sverker C; McCarthy, Dudley: 

Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/4708. LBJ 224. 





1965/4706. LBJ 225. 





1965/4705. LBJ 226. 

[Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; Plimpton, Francis T.; 





1965/4703. LBJ 227. 

[Amjad, Ali Syed; Plimpton, Francis T.; 





1965/4665. LBJ 228. 




USUN New York 



[Vellodi, Mullath Aravind; Rusk, Dean] 



5/2Í/65. Confidential. New York 

1965/4632. LBJ 230. 

[Acland, A. A.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4615. LBJ 231. 


T.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4610. LBJ 232. 

[Vellodi, Mullath Aravind; Finger, Seymour 

M.; Pocock, E. R.; Campbell, A. H.; Dobell, 

Peter C; Stevenson, Adlai] 



3/20/65. Secret. State 1965/7396 


[Warner, Frederick A.; Rusk, Dean] 




1965/4585. LBJ 234. 



Secretary of State with report from 

Campbell 

5//9/65. Confidential New York 

1965VA-l 749. LBJ 235. 

[Campbell, A. H.; Caradon, Lord; U Thant; 




5/Í8/65. Confidential New York 

1965/4551. LBJ 236. 

[Cuevas Cancino, Francisco; Stevenson, Ad- 

lai] 




1965/4530. LBJ 237. 

[Seydoux, Roger; Plihon, Jean Louis; Steven- 

son, Adlai] 




1965/4504. LBJ 238. 



Vienna Embassy 


(Vienna). LBJ 239. 

[Cleveland, Harlan; Quaison-Sackey, Alex; 

Stevenson, Adlai; Ball, George W.] 



5/14/65. Confidential Paris 1965/A-2619. 

LBJ 240. 

[Lacharriere, Guy de; Bovey, John A., Jr.; 

Bohlen, Charles E.] 




1965/4479. LBJ 241. 

[Acland, A. A.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4477. LBJ 242. 

[Deutermann, Harold T.; Stevenson, Adlai] 


USUN New York 



[Gebre-Egzy, Tesfaye; Ball, George W.] 


USUN New York 



[Bunche, Ralph J.; U Thant; Ball, George W.] 





[Cleveland, Harlan; Quaison-Sackey, Alex; 

Ball, George W.] 




1965/4464. LBJ 246. 

[Quaison-Sackey, Alex; Seydoux, Roger; Yost, 

Charles W.; VeUodi, Mullath Aravind; U 

Thant; Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; Plimpton, 

Francis T.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4440. LBJ 247. 




5/JJ/65. Confidential New York 

1965/4339. LBJ 248. 

[Acland, A. A.; Quaison-Sackey, Alex; Cara- 

don, Lord; U Thant; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4437. LBJ 249. 

[Yost, Charles W.; Waldheim, Kurt; Sette 

Cámara, Jose; Vinci, Piero; Caradon, Lord; 

Astrom, Sverker C; McCarthy, Dudley; 

Matsui, Akira] 




1965/4426. LBJ 250. 

[Nielsen, Sivert A.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4425. LBJ 251. 

[Nielsen, Sivert A.; Stevenson, Adlai]





1965/4424. LBJ 252. 

[Campbell, A. H.; DobeU, Peter C; Pocock, E. 

R.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4404. LBJ 253. 

[Plihon, Jean Louis; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4383. LBJ 254. 



Secretary of State, with attachment 


1965/A-1666. LBJ 255. 





1965/4370. LBJ 256. 

[Hsueh Yu-chi; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4352. LBJ 257. 





1965/4351. LBJ 258. 

[Cuevas Cancino, Francisco; Stevenson, Ad- 

lai] 




1965/4341. LBJ 259. 

[Tine, Jacques; Yost, Charles W.; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 


Rabat Embassy 


(Rabat). LBJ 260. 

[Yost, Charles W.; Rusk, Dean] 




1965/4306. LBJ 261. 

[Dobell, Peter C; Hedin, Sven; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 

3-0561: Telegram from Rabat Embassy to 


4/30/65. Rabat 1965/1055. LBJ 262. 

[Brown, Lewis D.] 



4/29/65. New York 1965/4277. LBJ 263. 





1965/4273. LBJ 264. 

[Finger, Seymour M.; Dobell, Peter C; 

Campbell, A. H.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4260. LBJ 265. 

[Waldheim, Kurt; Fedoseev, K. G.; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 




1965/4253. LBJ 266. 

[Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4252. LBJ 267. 

[Adebo, S. O.; Stevenson, Adlai] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




LBJ 269. 

[Aiken, Frank; Jackson, Elmore; Chalker, 

Robert P.] 




1965/4216. LBJ 270. 

[U Thant; Astrom, Sverker C; Yost, Charles 

W.; Quaison-Sackey, Alex; Stevenson, Adlai] 

3-0574: Telegram from State Dept to The 

Hague and Stockholm Embassies 


(The Hague). State 1965/674 (Stockholm). 

LBJ 271. 

[Landis, Capt.; Almgren, Carl Eric; Rusk, 

Dean] 




1965/4212. LBJ 272. 

[Sibsurun, Mr.; Rene, F. A.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4205. LBJ 273. 





1965/4202. LBJ 274. 

[Tabor, Hans R.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4193. LBJ 275. 





1965/4180. LBJ 276. 

[Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; Fedoseev, K. G.; 



USUN New York and Vienna Embassy 



[Platzer, Wilfried; Gardner, Richard N.; Rusk, 

Dean] 




1965/4159. LBJ 279. 

[Bern, J. G. de; Plimpton, Francis T.; 





1965/4129. LBJ 280. 

[Nielsen, Sivert A.; Plimpton, Francis T.; 





1965/4128. LBJ 281. 

[Narasimhan, Chakravarthi V.; Fedorenko, 

Nikolai T.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4127. LBJ 282. 

[Beus, J. G. de; Plimpton, Francis T.; 





1965/4118. LBJ 283. 





1965/4115. LBJ 284. 





1965/4112. LBJ 285. 

[Dobell, Peter C; Campbell, A. H.; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 




1965/4109. LBJ 286. 

[Nielsen, Sivert A.; U Thant; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/4099. LBJ 288. 

[Tine, Jacques; DobeU, Peter C; Campbell, A. 

H.; Stevenson, Adlai] 






1965/4095. LBJ289. 

[Hsueh Yu-chi; Liu Chieh; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4094. LBJ290. 

[Dobell, Peter C; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4088. LBJ291. 

[Fahmy, Ismail; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4066. LBJ292. 





1965/4058. LBJ293. 




4/14/65. Confidential Capetown 

1965/137. LBJ294. 

[Du Plooy, R. A.; Satterthwaite, Joseph C] 




1965/4044. LBJ295. 

[U Thant; Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 




1965/4028. LBJ296. 

[Jakobson, Max; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4020. LBJ297. 

[Matsui, Akira; Arnaud, Claude; Beus, J. G. 

de; Garcia del Solar, Lucio; Waldheim, Kurt; 

Jackling, Roger W.; Silos Carvalho, Geraldo 

de; Cuevas Cancino, Francisco; Dobell, Peter 

C; Finger, Seymour M.; Plimpton, Francis T.; 





1965/4008. LBJ298. 





¡965/4002. LJBJ299. 

[Matsui, Akira; Bouattoura, Tewfik; Yost, 

Charles W.; Lewandowski, Bodhan; Steven- 

son, Adlai] 




1965/3981. LBJ300. 


[Campbell, A. H.; Jackling, Roger W.; Tine, 

Jacques; Plihon, Jean Louis; Pocock, E. R.; 





1965/3980. LBJ 301. 

[Hedin, Sven; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/3970. LBJ 302. 

[Campbell, A. H.; Finger, Seymour M.; 





1965/3962. LBJ 303. 

[Quaison-Sackey, Alex; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/3947. LBJ 304. 

[Vellodi, Mullath Aravind; Fedorenko, Niko- 

lai T.; Quaison-Sackey, Alex; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 




1965/3940. LBJ 305. 

[U Thant; Plimpton, Francis T.] 


Capetown Embassy 

4/6/65. State 1965/108 (Capetown). LBJ 

306. 





1965/3922. LBJ 307. 

[Myslil, Mr.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/3911. LBJ 308. 

[Jackling, Roger W.; Hay, D. O.; Finger, 

Seymour M.; Comer, Frank H.; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 




1965/3910. LBJ 309. 

[Hedin, Sven; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/3908. LBJ 310. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; U Thant; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 

3-0637: Telegram from Vienna Embassy to 


4/2/65. Confidential. Vienna 1965/1707. 

LBJ 311. 

[Riddleberger, James W.; Kreisky, Bruno; 

Quaison-Sackey, Alex] 



4/2/65. Capetown 1965/124. LBJ 312. 



USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 

UN CHARTER AMENDMENTS, 

DECEMBER 1963 THROUGH 

SEPTEMBER 1965 

3-0640 to 3-0889 

UN Charter Amendments, 12/63 through 

9/65 

[U.N. Economic and Social Council; Soviet 

Union; France; South Africa; U.N. Security 

Council; China, Nationalist; U.N. charter; 

Senate; U.N. peacekeeping operations; Political 

pohcies and plans; U.N. resolutions; Speeches 

and addresses; U.N. finances; Spain; China, 

People's Republic] 




3-0646: Explanatory notes for chart 

depicting effect of amendments on 

geographic allocation of Security Council 

seats with charts and note from Siseo to 

Chase 

4/5/65. LBJ 1, la, lb. 




9/Í6/65. New York 1965/780. LBJ 2. 

[Stavropoulos, Constantin A.; Finger, Sey- 

mour M.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/764. LBJ 3. 

[Stavropoulos, Constantin A.; Goldberg, Ar- 

thur J.] 



S/3;/65. Confidential New York 

1965/583. LBJ 4. 





1965/562. LBJ 5. 





1965/511. LBJ 6. 





1965/509. LBJ 7. 

[Stavropoulos, Constantin A.; MacPherson, 

Marion; Goldberg, Arthur J.]





1965/429. LBJ8. 



USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/403. LBJ 10. 

[Narasimhan, Chakravarthi V.; Stavropoulos, 

Constantin A.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/312. LBJ 11. 

[Stavropoulos, Constantin A.; Yost, Charles 

W.; Tine, Jacques; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/302. LBJ 12. 

[Makeev, Evgeny N.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




LBJ 13. 

[McBride, Robert H.; Deleau, Oliver] 




LBJ 14. 


Francis T.] 




LBJ 15. 

[Makeev, Evgeny N.; Finger, Seymour M.; 





1965/206. LBJ 16. 

[Stavropoulos, Constantin A.; Mishra, B. C; 





1965/204. LBJ 17. 


Francis T.] 



7/2S/65. Confidential New York 

1965/184. LBJ 18. 

[Hsueh Yu-chi; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



7/J5/65. Confidential New York 1965/85. 

LBJ 19. 

[Narasimhan, Chakravarthi V.; Stavropoulos, 

Constantin A.; U Thant; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




LBJ 20. 

[Wright, Jerauld] 




1965/5126. LBJ 21. 

[Hsueh Yu-chi; U Thant; Stevenson, Adlai] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/5081. LBJ 23. 

[Hsueh Yu-chi; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/5076. LBJ 24. 





1965/5072. LBJ 25. 

[Morozov, P. D.; Williams, Franklin H.] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/4999. LBJ 27. 

[Hsueh Yu-chi; Narasimhan, Chakravarthi V.; 




6/11/65. Paris 1965/7034. LBJ 28. 

[Couve de Murville, Maurice; McBride, 

Robert H.] 




1965/4941. LBJ 29. 

[Schachter, Oscar; Stevenson, Adlai] 


Addis Ababa Embassy 


(Addis Ababa). LBJ 30. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/4876. LBJ 31. 

[Yost, Charles W.; Plimpton, Francis T.; U 

Thant] 




1965/4489. LBJ 32. 

[Acland, A. A.; Makeev, Evgeny N.; Steven- 

son, Adlai] 



5/77/65. Paris 1965/A-2580. LBJ 33. 

[Couve de Murville, Maurice; Bovey, John A., 

Jr.; Bohlen, Charles E.] 




1965/4406. LBJ 34. 

[Plihon, Jean Louis; Stevenson, Adlai] 

3-0692: Concurrent resolution of Senate 

with note from Jackson to Chase 

5/7/65. LBJ 35. 

[Jackson, Elmore; Kennedy, John F.; Johnson, 

Lyndon B.] 

3-0698: Telephone message from Jackson 

4/30/65. LBJ 36. 



Bundy 

4/2S/65. Confidential LBJ 37. 

[Chase, Gordon; Stevenson, Adlai] 

3-0700: Opening statement by Hon. Dean 

Rusk on proposals to amend UN Charter 

before Senate Committee on Foreign 

Relations 

4/28/65. Department of State for Press No. 

90. LBJ 38. 

[Rusk, Dean] 

3-0708: Airgram from Capetown Embassy 

to Secretary of State with memorandum of 

conversation between Witt and Du Plooy 

4/21/65. Confidential Capetown 

1965/A-76. LBJ 39. 

[Witt, William H.; Du Plooy, R. A.] 




LBJ 40. 

[Wright, Jerauld] 






3-0715: Message to US Senate from 

Johnson 


[Reedy, George E.; Johnson, Lyndon B.] 


Johnson with memorandum from Rusk to 

Johnson and list of Senators interviewed 



3-0724: Memorandum from MacArthur to 

O'Brien with note from Read to Bundy and 

list of Senators interviewed 




[Read, Benjamin H.; MacArthur, Douglas, II; 

Cleveland, Harlan] 


Rusk with memorandum from Rusk to 

Johnson and list of Senators interviewed 


[Cleveland, Harlan; Rusk, Dean] 

3-0732: Resolutions adopted by General 

Assembly [on report of Special Political 

Committee (A/5675)] 1991 (XVIII): 

Question of equitable representation on 

Security Council and Economic and Social 

Council 

1/3/64. LBJ 46. 

3-0735: Present texts of articles 23, 27, and 

61 of charter of UN 

[n.d.]. LBJ 47. 

3-0737: Letter from Rusk to Johnson 

3/12/65. LBJ 48. 

[Rusk, Dean] 

3-0743: Message from Johnson to Senate 

[n.d.]. LBJ 49. 


3-0752: Charter amendment ratifications 

[n.d.]. LBJ 50. 

3-0753: First U.N. amendments 

(Washington Post editorial) 

4/3/65. LBJ 51. 

[Washington Post] 


Bundy 


[Goodwin, Dick; Chase, Gordon] 


3/31/65. TDCS DB 315/01053-65. LBJ 

53. 


Bundy 


[Cleveland, Harlan; Goodwin, Dick; Chase, 

Gordon] 


Bundy 


[Jackson, Elmore; Chase, Gordon] 


Bundy 




Goodwin 

3/;7/65. Confidential LBJ 57, 57a, 57b. 


3-0767: Letter from Rusk to Johnson 

3/Í2/65. LBJ57c 57d. 

[Rusk, Dean] 

3-0776: Hard choices at UN: Address by 

Joseph J. Siseo at Dallas Regional Foreign 

Policy Conference at Southern Methodist 

University, Dallas, Texas, Feb. 27, 1965 


31. LBJ57e, 57/ 




Johnson 

3/12/65. Confidential. LBJ 57g. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


record with note from Chase to Bundy 

3/Í5/65. Confidential LBJ 58, 58a. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Cleveland, Harlan; 

Chase, Gordon; Rusk, Dean; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 


Bundy 


[Chase, Gordon; Siseo, Joseph J.] 

3-0795: Memorandum from Siseo to 

MacArthur, with note from Siseo to Chase 

and checklist of preparations for 

transmission to Congress 

3//5/65. LBJ 60, 60a, 60b. 



Bundy 




Bundy 




Johnson 








Council 

1/3/64. LBJ 62c 62d. 

3-0806: Charter amendment ratifications as 

of March 10, 1965 

3/70/65. LBJ 62c 62/ 


61 

[n.d.]. LBJ62g. 

3-0810: Draft message to US Senate 

[md.]. LBJ 62h. 


Johnson 

3/12/65. Confidential LBJ 62/ 



Johnson 

3/12/65. Confidential LBJ 62k, 621 


3-0824: Status of Article 19 

[n.d.]. LBJ 62m. 


Johnson 

3/Í2/65. Confidential LBJ 63. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


Johnson with memorandum from Chase to 

Cleveland 


[Bundy, McGeorge; Chase, Gordon] 

3-0833: Charter amendment ratifications as 

of March 10, 1965 

3/10/65. LBJ 65. 


61 of Charter of UN 

[n.d.]. LBJ 66. 

3-0836: Draft message to US Senate 

[n.d.]. LBJ 67. 


Bundy 

3/Í0/65. Confidential LBJ 70. 



Bundy 



3-0846: Transmittal note to Chase 

[n.d.]. LBJ 72. 


Rusk 




Rusk 



3-0854: Draft memorandum from 

Cleveland to Stevenson 

3/JÍ/65. Confidential LBJ 72c. 



Rusk 

3/5/65. Confidential LBJ 72d. 

[Cleveland, Harlan; Humphrey, Hubert H.; 

MacArthur, Douglas, II; Allott, George L.; 

Aiken, George D.] 


Johnson 

[rud.]. Confidential LBJ 73. 

[Rusk, Dean] 

3-0866: Draft presidential message to 

Congress 

3/8/65. LBJ 75e. 



Bundy 



3-0874: Note from Jackson to Chase 

3/8/65. LBJ 77. 





1965/3201. LBJ 79. 


3-0876: Airgram from Madrid Embassy to 

Secretary of State with memorandum of 

conversation between Laiglesia and Starrs


2/5/(55. Confidential Madrid 1965/A-506. 

LBJ 80. 

[Laiglesia, Eduardo de; Zimmerman, Robert 

W.; Starrs, Francis R.] 


USUN New York 

6/23/64. State 1965/3375 (New York). 

LBJ 81. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York; Paris, Moscow, London, 

Vienna, and Taipei Embassies; and Geneva 

Mission 

6/22/64. State 1965/3370 (New York). 

State 1965/6896 (Paris). State 1965/3717 

(Moscow). State 1965/8478 (London). State 

1965/3706 (Vienna). State 1965/1216 

(Taipei). State 1965/2357 (Geneva). LBJ 

82. 







Council 

1/3/64. LBJ 83. 



12/10/65. New York 1965/2427. LBJ 84. 

[Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; Diallo Telli, Hadj; 


3-0888: Intelligence note from Hughes to 

Rusk 


[Hughes, Thomas L.] 

CHINESE REPRESENTATION, 

OCTOBER 1965 

3-0890 to 3-0962 

Chinese Representation, 10/65 

[China, People's Republic; Non-aligned nations; 

China, Nationalist; Press; Africa; Laos; Military 

strategy and tactics; Political policies and plans; 

Korea, South; Indonesia; U.N. resolutions; 

Committee of One Million] 





Bundy 



3-0901: InteUigence note from Hughes to 

Rusk 

10/5/65. LBJ 2. 

[Hughes, Thomas L.; Chen Yi] 



9/28/65. Secret RFE40. LBJ 3. 

[Hughes, Thomas L.; Chiang Kai-Shek; Chou 

En-lai] 


9/27/65. Secret TDCS DB 315/03151-65. 

LBJ 4. 

[De Gaulle, Charles] 


9/; 7/65. Secret. TDCS DB 315/03045-65. 

LBJ 5. 

[Bouattoura, Tewfik; El-Kony, Mohamed 

Awad] 


8/27/65. Secret. TDCS DB 315/02828-65. 

LBJ 6. 

3-0915: Memorandum from Siseo to Rusk 

with note from Read to Bundy 


[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Siseo, Joseph J.; Read, 

Benjamin H.] 

3-0920: Taming of shrew: Communist 

China and UN, with memoranda from 

Jackson to Chase and Cleveland to Ball 

2/8/65. Secret. LBJ 8, 8a, 8b. 

[Jackson, Elmore; Cleveland, Harlan] 

3-0945: Red China looks at UN; some 

recent official comments by Peiping regime 

[n.d.]. LBJ 9. 

[Mao Tse-tung; Chou En-lai; Sukarno] 



[Belk, Samuel E.; Martin, Paul] 

3-0952: Memorandum from Rowan to 

Johnson 


[Rowan, Carl T.] 


with note from Belk to Bundy 

10/6/64. Secret LBJ 14, 14b. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Belk, Samuel E.] 


African Embassies 

10/3/64. Secret Stau 1965/589 (Circular). 

LBJ 14c 

[Rusk, Dean] 

3-0962: Note from Komer to Bundy 

1/23/64. Secret LBJ IS. 

[Komer, Robert W.] 

Chinese Representation, Cables 

3-0963 to 3-1053 

Chinese representation, cables 

LBJ 16. 

[China, People's Republic; China, Nationalist; 

Sierra Leone; Chile; Nigeria; Argentina; U.N. 

resolutions; Italy] 

3-0964: Telegram from Freetown Embassy 


11/16/65. Confidential Freetown 1965/4 

LBJ 17. 

[Rogers-Wright, C. B.; Corry, Andrew V.] 


to I^opoldviUe Embassy 


1965/19 (Leopoldville). LBJ 19. 


3-0966: Telegram from Santiago Embassy 


11/16/65. Confidential. Santiago 

1965/640. LBJ 21. 

[Frei, Eduardo; Dungan, Ralph A.] 



11/16/65. Secret State 1965/287 

(Vientiane). LBJ 22. 


3-0984 


to Yaounde Embassy 


(Yaounde). LBJ 24. 




11/16/65. Confidential Ottawa 1965/622. 

LBJ 26. 

[Scott, Joseph W.] 


11/16/65. Secret TDCS DB 315/03725-65. 

LBJ 28. 

3-0973: Telegram from Buenos Aires 


11/15/65. Confidential Buenos Aires 

1965/713. LBJ 29. 

[Martin, Edwin M.] 

3-0974: Telegram from Bujumbura 


11/15/65. Confidential Bujumbura 

1965/257. LBJ 30. 

[Rwamavubi, Isidore; Dumont, Donald A.] 


to Freetown Embassy 


1965/19 (Freetown). LBJ 33. 

[Collier, Gershon B. O.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 


USUN New York and Leopoldville Embassy 


(New York). State 1965/558 (Leopoldville). 

LBJ 34. 



to Leopoldville Embassy 


1965/18 (Leopoldville). LBJ 35. 

[Idzumbuir, Theodore; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



JÍ/J5/65. Confidential New York 

1965/2010. LBJ 37. 

[Didi, Ahmed Hilmy; Basnayake, A.; Gold- 




ÍÍ/J5/65. New York 1965/18 (Freetown). 

LBJ 38. 




39. 



Buenos Aires Embassy 


(Buenos Aires). LBJ 40. 


3-0984 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1985. LBJ42. 





1965/1986. LBJ43. 




11/12/65. New York 1965/1957. LBJ 44. 



Taipei Embassy 

11/12/65. Secret. State 1965/498 (Taipei). 

LBJ 46. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1966. LBJ 47. 

[Sepulveda, Sergio; Barish, Emilia Castro; 


3-0992: Telegram from State Dept to Tel 

Aviv Embassy 


(Tel Any). LBJ 48. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




[Chiang Kai-Shek; Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1970. LBJ 50. 

[Fanfani, Amintore; Goldberg, Arthur J.; 

Adebo, S. O.] 




1965/1949. LBJ 51. 





1965/1919. LBJ 52. 





1965/1919. LBJ 53. 



to Kingston Embassy 


(Kingston). LBJ 54. 

[Yost, Charles W.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1913. LBJ 55. 


[Illanes, Javier; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1946. LBJ 56. 

[Fanfani, Amintore; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1913. LBJ 57. 

[Illanes, Javier; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1916. LBJ 58. 

[Hsueh Yu-chi; Tiao Khampan; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 




1965/15 (Freetown). LBJ 59. 



Santiago Embassy 


(Santiago). LBJ 63. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1904. LBJ 66. 

[Didi, Ahmed Hilmy; Ismail, K. Ahamed; 

Willis, Frances E.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 





[Rusk, Dean] 


Buenos Aires Embassy 


(Buenos Aires). LBJ 74. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1864. LBJ 75. 




11/8/65. Confidential Rome 1965/1165. 

LBJ 76. 

[Reinhardt, G. Frederick] 



11/8/65. Paris 1965/2542. LBJ 77. 

[McBride, Robert H.] 




1965/1859. LBJ 78. 


[Bellizzi, Alfred J.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1861. LBJ 81. 

[Lai, Peter S.; McKeown, M. J.; Lee Kuan 

Yew; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 


Dakar and Bathurst Embassies 

11/7/65. Secret. State 1965/515 (Dakar). 

State 1965/10 (Bathurst). LBJ 82. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1843. LBJ 83. 

[Tang Wu; Bazan, Raul; Fuentealba, Renan; 





1965/1835. LBJ 85. 





LBJ 86. 

[Hummel, Arthur W.] 


USUN New York and Rome Embassy 

11/4/65. Secret State 1965/1087 (New 

York). State 1965/956 (Rome). LBJ 87. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1805. LBJ 88. 



to Secretary of State with memorandum 

from Chase to Bundy and note from Bundy 

to Chase 


LBJ 90, 90a, 90b. 

[Chase, Gordon; Bundy, McGeorge; Gold- 





1965/1744. LBJ 91. 





1965/1745. LBJ 92. 

[Denorme, Roger; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1731. LBJ 94. 


3-1043: Telegram from Dakar Embassy to 


11/2/65. Confidential. Dakar 1965/395. 

LBJ 95.


[Cook, Mercer] 




1965/1715. LBJ96. 





1965/1714. LBJ97. 

[Hsueh Yu-chi; Goldberg, Arthur JJ 




1965/1733. LBJ98. 

[Vinci, Piero; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1732. LBJ99. 

[Tang Wu; Fuentealba, Renan; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 




LBJ 100. 

[Guthrie, John C] 

3-1051: Airgram from Lome Embassy to 


10/29/65. Confidential Lome 1965/A-106. 

LBJ 101. 

[Amah, Apedo; Todman, Terence A.] 




1965/1693. LBJ 102. 

[Pritchard, Mr.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1678. LBJ 103. 

[Garcia del Solar, Lucio; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 

UN COMMITTEE ON MEASURES, MAY 

1964 THROUGH APRIL 1965 

4-0001 to 4-0091 

UN Committee on Measures, 5/64 through 

4/65 

[South Africa; Apartheid; International sanc- 

tions; U.N. Committee on Measures; U.N. 

Security Council; U.N. resolutions; Bolivia; 

Brazil; China, Nationalist; Czechoslovakia; 

France; Ivory Coast; Morocco; Norway; United 

Kingdom; Soviet Union] 





USUN New York 

4/17/65. Confidentml State 1965/2358 


[Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York and all diplomatic posts, 

with press statement by Expert Committee 

of Security Council 


1965/CA-9419 (New York). LBJ 2, 2a. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



3/9/65. Capetown 1965/100. LBJ 3. 

[Clark, G. Edward] 




1965/3512. LBJ 4. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Cleveland, Harlan; 

Greenhfll, D. A.; Buffum, William B.; Jackling, 

Roger W.; Pedersen, Richard F.] 




1965/3497. LBJ 5. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Anoma, Georges] 




1965/3479. LBJ 6. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Botha, M. I.] 




1965/3478. LBJ 7. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Caradon, Lord] 



3/Í/65. New York 1965/3437. LBJ 8. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Kiang, Chiping H. C; 

Jackling, Roger W.; Rubin, Seymour J.; Sidi 

Baba, Dey Ould; Vorontsov, Yuli] 




1965/3425. LBJ 9. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Rubin, Seymour J.] 



2/27/65. New York 1965/3424. LBJ 10. 




2/25/65. New York 1965/3399. LBJ 11. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Vejvoda, Milos; Jack- 

ling, Roger W.; Bueno, Carlos Antonio 

Bettencourt; Anoma, Georges; Sidi Baba, Dey 

Ould; Rubin, Seymour J.] 



2/25/65. New York 1965/3398. LBJ 12. 


Bueno, Carlos Antonio Bettencourt; Kiang, 

Chiping H. C] 




1965/3369. LBJ 13. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Bueno, Carlos Antonio 

Bettencourt; Rubin, Seymour J.; Nord, Hakon; 

Laver, Patrick; Edwardsen, Leif] 



2/24/65. New York 1965/3368. LBJ 14. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Vejvoda, Milos; Kiang, 

Chiping H. C; Rubin, Seymour J.; Sidi Baba, 

Dey Ould; Anoma, Georges; Vorontsov, Yuli] 


USUN New York ^ 



[Rusk, Dean; Rubin, Seymour J.] 



2/23/65. New York 1965/3352. LBJ 16. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Vorontsov, Yuli; Vej- 

voda, Milos; Sidi Baba, Dey Ould; Bueno, 

Carlos Antonio Bettencourt; Anoma, 

Georges] 




1965/3351. LBJ 17. 


Laver, Patrick; Rubin, Seymour J.; Bueno, 

Carlos Antonio Bettencourt; Nord, Hakon; 

Kiang, Chiping H. C; Edwardsen, Leif] 




1965/3335. LBJ 18. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Rubin, Seymour J.; Laver, 

Patrick; Jackling, Roger W.; Vellodi, Mullath 

Aravind; Bueno, Carlos Antonio Bettencourt] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean; Rubin, Seymour J.] 




1965/3286. LBJ 20. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Bueno, Carlos Antonio 

Bettencourt; Anoma, Georges; Laver, Patrick; 

Nord, Hakon; Ormsby-Gore, David] 





LBJ 21. 

[Rusk, Dean; Ormsby-Gore, David; Cleve- 

land, Harlan] 




1965/3264. LBJ 22. 


Bettencourt; Rubin, Seymour J.; Jackling, 

Roger W.; Laver, Patrick; Anoma, Georges; 

Vorontsov, Yuli; Vellodi, Mullath Aravind] 




1965/3240. LBJ 23. 


Bettencourt; Sidi Baba, Dey Ould] 




USUN New York 







1965/3165. LBJ 25. 


Bettencourt; Vorontsov, Yuli; Casap, Carlos] 


USUN New York 



[Ball, George W.; Jackling, Roger W.; Laver, 

Patrick; Siseo, Joseph J.; Fredericks, J. Wayne; 

Rubin, Seymour J.; Bueno, Carlos Antonio 

Bettencourt] 




1965/3143. LBJ 27. 


Bettencourt; Laver, Patrick; Sidi Baba, Dey 

Ould] 



2/5/65. New York 1965/3112. LBJ 28. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Vorontsov, Yuli; Anoma, 

Georges; Rubin, Seymour J.] 




1965/3110. LBJ 29. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Jackling, Roger W.; Rubin, 

Seymour J.; Bueno, Carlos Antonio Betten- 

court; Anoma, Georges] 





LBJ 30. 





1965/3099. LBJ 31. 


Bettencourt; Laver, Patrick; Anoma, Georges; 

Rubin, Seymour J.; Casap, Carlos; Vejvoda, 

Milos] 



2/4/65. Secret. Capetown 1965/37. LBJ 

32. 

[Satterthwaite, Joseph C; Vervoerd, Hendrik 

F.; Stevenson, Adlai] 


USUN New York; with draft US-UK 

questionnaire, and preliminary list of 

measures for study by the Committee 

9/Í5/64. ConfidentiaL State 1965/A-60 


[Rusk, Dean; Vellodi, Mullath Aravind] 


Johnson 

5/3/64. ConfidentiaL LBJ 34. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


UN COMMITTEE ON DEFINITION OF 

AGGRESSION, MARCH 1965 

THROUGH JUNE 1965 

4-0092 to 4-0145 

UN Committee on Definition of Aggression, 

3/65 through 6/65 

[Soviet Union; France; Netherlands; Cyprus; 

United Kingdom; Guinea; Ghana; Cameroon; 

Turkey; Syria; Canada; Iceland; Argentina; 

Chile; El Salvador; Venezuela; U.N. resolutions; 

National borders; Guerrilla warfare; Vietnam, 

North; Vietnam, South] 






6/22/65. New York 1965/5119. LBJ 1. 





1965/4117. LBJ 2. 

[Achkar, Marof; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/4093. LBJ 3. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Morozov, P. D.] 




1965/4067. LBJ 4. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Hope, C. P.; Arnaud, 

Claude] 




1965/4043. LBJ 5. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Plimpton, Francis T.; Hope, 

C. P.; Stavropoulos, Constantin A.; Goni 

Demarchi, Carlos Alberto] 




1965/4025. LBJ 6. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Morozov, P. D.; Goni 

Demarchi, Carlos Alberto; Achkar, Marof; 

Jacovides, A. J.] 




1965/A-1484. LBJ 7. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Goni Demarchi, Carlos 

Alberto; Zavala Ortiz, Miguel Angel; Trujillo, 

Rafael L.; Betancourt, Romulo] 




1965/4006. LBJ 8. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Asha, Rafik; Morozov, P. 

D.; Bouillane de Lacoste, Jean-Noel de] 


Secretary of State, with note from 

Stavropoulos 

4/75/65. New York 1965/A-1480. LBJ 9. 




4/7/65. New York 1965/3967. LBJ 10. 





1965/3961. LBJ 11. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Rossides, Zenon; Eralp, 

Orhan; Alvarez Vidaurre, Antonio; Achkar, 

Marof] 




1965/3960. LBJ 12. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Nguyen Phu Due] 



4/7/65. New York 1965/3959. LBJ 13. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Morozov, P. D.] 




1965/3943. LBJ 14. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Rossides, Zenon] 




1965/3921. LBJ 15. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Alvarado, Tulio; Alvarez 

Vidaurre, Antonio] 




1965/3918. LBJ 16. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Morozov, P. D.; Quaison- 

Sackey, Alex; Achkar, Marof; Stavropoulos, 

Constantin A.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/3915. LBJ 17. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Plimpton, Francis T.] 



4/2/65. ConfidentiaL Ottawa 1965/1234. 

LBJ 18. 

[Butterworth, W. Walton] 


Reykjavik Embassy 


(Reykjavik). LBJ 19. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/3888. LBJ 20. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Plimpton, Francis T.; 

Alvarez Vidaurre, Antonio; Goni Demarchi, 

Carlos Alberto]





1965/3885. LBJ 21. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Plimpton, Francis T.; 

Stavropoulos, Constantin A.; Morozov, P. D.] 




1965/3879. LBJ 22. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Stavropoulos, Constantin 

A.; Morozov, P. D.] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 


Ottawa Embassy 


(Ottawa). LBJ 24. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/3872. LBJ 25. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Hope, C. P.; Sinclair, I. M.; 





1965/3865. LBJ 26. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Plimpton, Francis T.; Goni 

Demarchi, Carlos Alberto; Zavala Ortiz, 

Miguel Angel; Alvarez Vidaurre, Antonio] 




1965/3852. LBJ 27. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Morozov, P. D.; Stav- 

ropoulos, Constantin A.; Achkar, Marof; 





1965/3810. LBJ 28. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Wattles, Gurdon 

Wallace] 




1965/3802. LBJ 29. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Goni Demarchi, Carlos 

Alberto; Zavala Ortiz, Miguel Angel] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/3792. LBJ 31. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Goni Demarchi, Carlos 

Alberto; Illanes, Javier; Alvarez Vidaurre, 

Antonio; Alvarado, Tulio] 




1965/3785. LBJ 32. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Quijano, Raul A. J.] 




1965/3773. LBJ 33. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Sinclair, I. M.; Alvarez 

Vidaurre, Antonio] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/3685. LBJ 35. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Stavropoulos, Constantin 

A.; Sinclair, I. M.; Rossides, Zenon; Sosa 

Rodriguez, Carlos] 




1965/3658. LBJ 36. 





1965/3574. LBJ 37. 

[Yost, Charles W.; Stavropoulos, Constantin 

A.; Morozov, P. D.; Sosa Rodriguez, Carlos] 

CYPRUS VOL II, NOVEMBER 1965 

4-0146 to 4-0189 

Cyprus VoL II, 11/65 

[Cyprus; Greece; Turkey; U.N. peacekeeping 

operations; Troop movements; U.N. Forces in 

Cyprus; U.N. Security Council; International 

military forces] 






11/11/65. New York 1965/1932. LBJ 2. 

[Eralp, Orhan; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1875. LBJ 3. 

[Liatis, Alexis S.; Grivas, Gen.; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 




1965/1909. LBJ 4. 

[Thimayya, Kodendera Subayya; Bunche, 

Ralph J.; Youde, Edward; Eralp, Orhan; 



USUN New York 



[Davies, Roger; Eralp, Orhan; U Thant; 

Menemencioglu, Turgut; Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1858. LBJ 6. 

[Liatis, Alexis S.; Thimayya, Kodendera 

Subayya; Bunche, Ralph J.; Goldberg, Arthur 

J.; Yost, Charles W.] 

4-0158: Telegram from Ankara Embassy to 


11/7/65. Ankara 1965/531. LBJ 7. 

[Hart, Parker T.] 


Secretary of State with letter from Thant to 

Rusk 

11/3/65. New York 1965/A-745. LBJ 8, 

8a. 




11/5/65. Confidential Nicosia 1965/231. 

LBJ 9. 

[Belcher, Taylor] 



Ji/5/65. Confidential New York 

1965/1813. LBJ 10. 





1965/1833. LBJ 11. 

[Thimayya, Kodendera Subayya; Van Gor- 

kom, L. H. J. B.; Kyprianou, Spyros; Goldberg, 

Arthur X] 



Ji/5/65. Confidential Nicosia 1965/235. 

LBJ 12. 

[Bemardes, Carlos Alfredo; Hunt, Sir David; 

Belcher, Taylor] 




1965/A-756. LBJ 13. 




11/4/65. New York 1965/1796. LBJ 14. 





1965/1797. LBJ 15. 


4-0177: Telegram from Athens Embassy to 


11/4/65. Confidential Athens 1965/724. 

LBJ 16. 

[Talbot, Phillips] 



11/4/65. Confidential Nicosia 1965/226. 

LBJ 17. 



[Bemardes, Carlos Alfredo; Belcher, Taylor] 




1965/1804. LBJ 18. 

[Ortiz Sauz, Femando; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



11/4/65. Confidential. Nicosia 1965/222. 

LBJ 19. 

[Belcher, Taylor; Bemardes, Carlos Alfredo; 

Grivas, Gen.; Makarios, Archbishop] 



11/4/65. New York 1965/1796. LBJ 20. 





1965/1797. LBJ 21. 



Ankara Embassy 


(Ankara). LBJ 22. 

[Rusk, Dean] 

DISARMAMENT VOL. I, NOVEMBER 

1965 

4-0190 to 4-0261 

Disarmament Vol. I, 11/65 

[Arms control and disarmament; World Disar- 

mament Conference; China, People's Republic; 

Soviet Union; U.N. Disarmament Commission; 

United Kingdom; Germany, West; U.N. resolu- 

tions; International military forces] 





11/22/65. LBJ 1. 



Bundy with telegram from USUN New 

York to Secretary of State 


LBJ 2, 2a. 

[Chase, Gordon; Bufîum, William B.; Foster, 

William C; Baroody, Jamil M.; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 


Bundy 




Moscow Embassy 

4/1/65. Secret State 1965/2638 (Moscow). 

LBJ 3a, 3b. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York 


(New York). LBJ 3c 3d. 

[Rusk, Dean] 





1965/3874. LBJ 3e. 




(Circular). LBJ 3f. 

[Dobrynin, Anatoly F.; Rusk, Dean] 

4-0213: Newspaper article from 

Washington Post 

4/7/65. LBJ 4. 

[Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/2038. LBJ 5. 

[Abdel-Rahman, Ibrahim Helmi; Epstein, Mr.; 

Goldberg, Arthur J.; Yamazaki, Toshio] 




1965/2033. LBJ 6. 

[Rolz-Bennet, Jose; Foster, William C; Ep- 

stein, Mr.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




LBJ 7. 

[Sette Cámara, Jose; Epstein, Mr.; Bueno, 

Carlos Antonio Bettencourt; Goldberg, Arthur 

J] 




1965/2005. LBJ 8. 

[Foster, William C; Cavalletti, Francesco; 

Bums, E. L. M.; Beeley, Sir Harold; Tsarapkin, 

S. K.] 




1965/2009. LBJ 9. 





1965/2007. LBJ 10. 

[Goldblat, Jozef; Yamazaki, Toshio; Csator- 

day, Karoly; Pardo, Arvid; Goldberg, Arthur 

J] 




1965/2006. LBJ 11. 

[Foster, William C; Tsarapkin, S. K.; Cavallet- 

ti, Francesco; Beeley, Sir Harold; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 




1965/2008. LBJ 12. 

[Yamazaki, Toshio; Eschauzier, H. F.; Gold- 



USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1967. LBJ 14. 

[Bozinovic, Milorad; Marshall, Mr.; Abdel- 

Rahman, Ibrahim Helmi; Gaspari, Dusan; 

Denorme, Roger; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1930. LBJ 15. 

[Abdel-Rahman, Ibrahim Helmi; Lekic, Dani- 

lo; Beeley, Sir Harold; Marshall, Mr.; Cavallet- 

ti, Francesco; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




LBJ 16. 

[Bueno, Carlos Antonio Bettencourt; Gold- 





LBJ 17. 

[Foster, William C; Tsarapkin, S. K.; Erhard, 

Ludwig; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1929. LBJ 18. 

[Bueno, Carlos Antonio Bettencourt; Protich, 

Dragoslav; Marshall, Mr.; Goldberg, Arthur 

J-] 




1965/1877. LBJ 19. 

[Epstein, Mr.; Foster, William C; Tsarapkin, 

S. K.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1900. LBJ 20. 

[Diesel, Mr.; Caspari, Fritz; Tsarapkin, S. K.; 





LBJ 21. 

[Chalfont, Lord; Foster, William C; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 



11/9/65. Confidential. Paris 1965/719. 

LBJ 22. 

[Jacob, Mr.; Cleveland, Harlan] 




1965/1867. LBJ 23.

Bibliography of Documents 40408 





1965/1856. LBJ24. 

[Foster, William C; Fanfani, Amintore; 





1965/1828. LBJ25. 

[Foster, William C; Fahmy, Ismail; Jack, 

Homer; Goldberg, Arthur J.; Constantinescu, 

Virgil] 




1965/1836. LBJ26. 

[Epstein, Mr.; U Thant; Tine, Jacques; Bueno, 

Carlos Antonio Bettencourt; Epervrier, 

Claude; Trivedi, Vishnuprasad Chunilal; Bozi- 

novic, Milorad; Gaspari, Dusan; Yamazaki, 

Toshio; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1829. LBJ27. 

[Epstein, Mr.; Garcia Robles, Alfonso; Gold- 





1965/1837. LBJ28. 

[Pardo, Arvid; Foster, William G; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 




1965/1761. LBJ29. 

[Denorme, Roger; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1758. LBJ30. 

[Bozinovic, Milorad; Abdel-Rahman, Ibrahim 

Helmi; Fahmy, Ismail; Shahi, Agha; Protich, 

Dragoslav; Goldberg, Arthur JJ 


Bundy 

11/1/65. LBJ31. 

[Siseo, Joseph J.; Goldberg, Arthur J.; Chase, 

Gordon] 


Bundy 

10/30/65. Secret LBJ 32. 


DOMINICAN REPUBLIC VOL. I, JUNE 

1965 THROUGH NOVEMBER 1965 

4-0262 to 4-0308 

Dominican Republic Vol. 1, 6/65 through 

11/65 

[Dominican Republic; Communism and commu- 

nist parties; Dominican Revolutionary Party; 

Fourteenth of June Political Group, Dominican 

Republic; Dominican Popular Movement; 

Dominican Popular Socialist Party; Press; Cuba; 

Insurgency; Military coups; Radio; Propaganda; 

International military forces; Senate; Provisional 

governments; Organization of American States] 




4-0264: Transmittal note from Cater to 

Chase 

6/14/65. LBJ I. 

[Cater, Douglass] 

4-0265: Communist role in Dominican 

rebel movement, 16-27 May 

[n.d.]. LBJ la. 

[Caamano, Francisco; Bosch, Juan; Ricart, 

Pedro A.; Wessin y Wessin, Gen.] 

4-0270: Communist propaganda activities 

in Dominican Republic, with attachments 

[rud.]. LBJlb-le. 

[Antonio Abreu, Fritz; Alberto Ferreras, 

Ramon; Carvajal, Tulio; Tavarez Justo, Emma; 

Bosch, Juan; Lopez Molina, Maximo; Tavarez 

Justo, Manuel; Castro, Fidel; Vermeersch, 

Jeanette; Mejia, Juan B.] 





Rusk with list of OAS members contributing 

observers, troops, and/or other services for 

U.N. military operations 



4-0299: Comments on article by Max 

Frankel, "Secret US report details policy in 

Dominican crisis," New York Times, page 

1, Nov. 14, 1965 

11/14/65. LBJ 4. 

[Frankel, Max; Benoit, Col.; Bosch, Juan; 

Fulbright, J. W.; Reid Cabrai, Donald; Mann, 

Thomas C] 




1965/1713. LBJ 5. 

[Seydoux, Roger; Mayobre, Jose Antonio; 





1965/1685. LBJ 6. 


ICY, VOL. I, MARCH 1965 THROUGH 

APRIL 1965 

4-0309 to 4-0649 

ICY, Vol. I, 3/65 through 4/65 

[Intemational Cooperation Year; Holidays and 

observances; Conferences; Political policies and 

plans; White House Conference on Intemational 

Cooperation; Membership organizations; 

Speeches and addresses; Education; Bibliogra- 

phies; Intemational cooperation in science and 

technology; Intemational cooperation in envi- 

ronmental sciences; Federal agencies and depart- 

ments; Space programs; Intemational coopera- 

tion in medicine; Public relations activities; Civil 

liberties; National Council for Intemational 

Cooperation; United Nations Association; Na- 

tional Citizens' Commission on Intemational 

Cooperation] 




4-0312: Note from Bundy to Roberts with 

memorandum from Bundy to Johnson, draft 

White House press releases, UN Day 

proclamation, and letter from Johnson to 

Benjamin 

3/31/65. LBJ 1. 

[Benjamin, Robert S.; Bundy, McGeorge; 

Johnson, Lyndon B.] 

4-0321: Address by Bundy: Intemational 

cooperation, realistic appraisal 

3/23/65. LBJ 2. 


4-0331: Address by Cleveland at National 

Conference on Intemational Cooperation 

Year: Building blocks of world order 

3/23/65. LBJ 3. 


4-0349: Comments on Intemational 

Cooperation Year by Cleveland 

[n.±]. LBJ 4. 


4-0352: Agenda for 1st meeting of 

National Council for Intemational 

Cooperation 

3/23/65. LBJ 5. 

4-0353: ICY functional committees 

3/23/65. LBJ 6. 

4-0360: Locations of joint meetings for 

afternoon of March 23, 1965 with 

membership of ICY Cabinet Committee, 

committee chairmen and information 

officers, and phone numbers 

3/23/65. LBJ 7. 

4-0367: Members of National Citizen's 

Commission on Intemational Cooperation 

[n.d.]. LBJ 8. 

4-0373: What can I do for Intemational 

Cooperation Year? 

[n.d.]. LBJ 9. 

4-0380: Books, pamphlets, leaflets, posters, 

films, study guides, on Intemationaí 

Cooperation Year, UN and U.S. 

participation in intemational organizations 

[n.d.]. LBJ 10. 

4-0393: Foreign affairs outline, 1965: 

Intemational Cooperation Year 

10/64. LBJ 11. 

[Cleveland, Harlan; Johnson, Lyndon B.] 

4-0401: ICY newsletter 

3/65. LBJ 12. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Nehru, Jawaharlal; 

Benjamin, Robert S.] 

4-0408: Foundation stones of peace: Some 

examples of intemational cooperative 

activities undertaken by U.S. Government 

agencies 

[n.d.J. LBJ 13. 



[Rusk, Dean; Brand, Paul; Johnson, Lyndon 

BJ 


Bundy 

3/22/65. LBJ 14. 

[Chase, Gordon; Belk, Samuel E.] 


Bundy with first draft of speech by Bundy 

3/20/65. LBJ 15. 


4-0457: Organization chart for White 

Conference on International Cooperation 

[n.d.]. LBJ 16. 

4-0458: Invitations to American voluntary 

organizations, institutions, individuals and 

special groups 

[n.d]. LBJ 17. 

4-0463: Comments on International 

Cooperation Year by Cleveland 

3/10/65. LBJ 18. 


4-0466: Press release from UN Association 

3/10/65. LBJ 19. 


Bundy 


[Belk, Samuel E.; Chase, Gordon; Humphrey, 

Hubert H.] 

4-0472: Letter from Chase to Bressler 

3/6/65. LBJ 21. 



Bundy 

3/5/65. Secret. LBJ 22. 


4-0474: Memorandum from Belk to ICY 

Cabinet Committee members with list of 

members and functional committees 

3/1/65. ICY Committee Memo No. 3. LBJ 

22a, 22b. 


4-0486: Press statement by Johnson 

3/4/65. LBJ 23. 

[Benjamin, Robert S.; Johnson, Lyndon B.] 


Busby 




Busby 

3/3/65. LBJ 25. 



Busby 


[Siseo, Joseph J.; Benjamin, Robert S.; Chase, 

Gordon] 


Busby 

3/3/65. LBJ 27. 

[Siseo, Joseph J.; Benjamin, Robert S.; Chase, 

Gordon] 


4-0491: Note from Belk to Chase with 

draft White House press releases, 

memorandum to Bundy, and briefing 

memorandum for President's meeting with 

Benjamin 

3/3/65. LBJ 28. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Benjamin, Robert S.; 

Johnson, Lyndon B.; Cleveland, Harlan] 


Bundy, and suggested text of letter from 

Johnson to Benjamin, with transmittal note 

from Jackson to Chase 

3/3/65. LBJ 29. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Johnson, Lyndon B.; 

Benjamin, Robert S.; Jackson, Elmore] 


Bundy 


[Chase, Gordon; Busby, Horace] 


Bundy; briefing memorandum for President's 

meeting with Benjamin; draft White House 

press release; and membership of ICY 

Cabinet Committee, committee chairmen 

and information officers 

3/2/65. LBJ 31. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Benjamin, Robert S.; 

Johnson, Lyndon B.] 


Cabinet Committee members with list of 

members and functional committees 

3/Í/65. ICY Committee Memo No. 3. LBJ 

32. 


4-0525: Letter from Lord to Johnson 

2/26/65. LBJ 33. 

[Lord, Mary Pillsbury] 

4-0528: Note from Belk to ICY Cabinet 

Committee Members and ICY Committee 

Chairman, with transmittal note from Belk 

to Chase, and list of proposed members of 

National Citizens Commission 

2/23/65. LBJ 34. 

[Belk, Samuel EJ 

4-0546: Memorandum from Cleveland for 

ICY Cabinet Committee Members and 

Chairmen of ICY Functional Committees 

2/ÍÍ/65. £&7 35. 

[Cleveland, Harlan; Belk, Samuel E.] 


ICY Cabinet Committee Members and 

Chairmen of ICY Functional Committees 

2/11/65. LBJ 36. 



with suggested letter from Johnson to 

invited members of Citizens Commission for 

International Cooperation Year; and list of 

proposed members 

2/Í/65. LBJ 37. 


4-0590: Memorandum from Siseo for ICY 

Cabinet Committee Members; with list of 

committees and information needed for 

basic ICY source-book 

1/22/65. ICY Committee Memo No. 2. 

LBJ 38. 

[Barnes, George; Picard, Frederick; Singer, 

Jeanne; Siseo, Joseph J.] 


ICY Cabinet Committee Members, with list 

of suggested ICY committees, Department 

of State list of officers concerned with ICY 

areas, and White House press release 

12/1/64. ICY Committee Memo No. 1. 

LBJ 39. 


4-0603: White House press release 

11/24/64. LBJ 41. 


4-0607: Committees of Cabinet Committee 

on ICY and respective chairmen 

[n.d.]. LBJ 42. 

4-0609: Rephes from governments of 

member states to note verbale dated 20 Feb. 

1964 from Secretary-General 

(A/AC.118/L.1) 

10/29/64. LBJ 43. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Rusk, Dean] 

4-0620: Address by Cleveland before 

National Conference of Christians and Jews, 

New York City 

10/8/64. LBJ 44. 


4-0627: Remarks by Rusk at International 

Cooperation Year Luncheon, Department of 

State 

10/2/64. LBJ 45. 

[Rusk, Dean] 

4-0631: Foreign affairs outline: 1965, 

International cooperation year 

[n.d.]. LBJ 46. 

4-0636: Remarks of Johnson and Rusk to 

International Cooperation Year Group in 

state dining room 

JO/2/64. LBJ 47. 


4-0642: International Cooperation Year 

proclamation by President of U.S. 

10/2/64. LBJ 48. 


4-0644: Letter from Johnson to Benjamin 

with memorandum from Rusk to Johnson 

and suggested letter from Johnson to 

Benjamin 

4/6/64. LBJ 49. 

[Benjamin, Robert S.; Rusk, Dean; Johnson, 

Lyndon B.] 

4-0647: Resolution adopted by General 

Assembly [without reference to committee 

(A/L.433/Rev.l)] 1907 (XVIII). 

International Co-operation Year 

12/12/63. LBJ 50. 

ICY, VOL. II (A), APRIL 1965 

THROUGH JULY 1965 

4-0650 to 4-0937 

ICY, Vol. II (A), 4/65 through 7/65 

[International Cooperation Year; Civil liberties; 

International cooperation in medicine; U.N. 

Economic and Social Council; Treaties and


conventions; Organization of American States; 

U.N. Human Rights Commission; Education; 

Peace settlements; U.N. charter; U.N. peace- 

keeping operations; Federal boards, committees, 

and commissions; International military forces; 

Directories; White House Conference on Inter- 

national Cooperation; Congress; International 

cooperation in science and technology; Antarc- 

tica; Public relations activities; Cultural relations; 

Statistical data: government; Weather; Holidays 

and observances; Soviet Union; Membership 

organizations; White House Conference on 

Natural Beauty; White House Conference on 

Education; World Health Organization; Nation- 

al Citizens' Commission on International Coop- 

eration; International Agency for Research on 

Cancer; National Council for International 

Cooperation; International Adverse Drug Reac- 

tion Center; Washington World Conference on 

World Peace Through Law] 





7/30/65. LBJ 1. 


4-0653: Note from Belk to Chase with 

reports of ICY committees on human rights, 

peaceful settlement, and UN peacekeeping 

7/29/65. LBJ 2. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Sohn, Louis B.; Johnson, 

Lyndon B.; Roosevelt, Franklin D.; Truman, 

Harry; Eisenhower, Dwight D.; Lord, Mary 

Pillsbury; Stevenson, Adlai; Pope John XXIII; 

Cleveland, Harlan] 

4-0689: List of members of National 

Citizens' Commission on International 

Cooperation 

7/27/65. LBJ 3. 


Cabinet Committee chairmen and members, 


7/27/65. LBJ 4. 



7/26/65. S/S 11767. LBJ 5. 


4-0702: Memorandum from Belk to Chase 

with suggested White House Conference 

plan 

7/22/65. LBJ 6. 




and information officers, with concurrent 

resolution of Congress 

7/22/65. LBJ 7. 




and information officers, with May 1965 

issue of American Education 

7/2//65. LBJ 8. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Cleveland, Harlan; Williams, 

Catherine P.; Starr, Wilmarth; Lorenz, John 

G.; Muirhead, Peter P.; Matthews, Howard A.; 

Mathis, Louie E.] 

4-0751: Note from Belk to Chase with ICY 

committees recommendations and areas of 

study 

7/20/65. LBJ 9. 


4-0778: Memorandum for Johnson 

7/20/65. LBJ 10. 


7/75/65. S/S 11112. LBJ 11. 



Cabinet Committee members, committee 

chairmen, and information officers, with 

White House press releases 

7/12/65. LBJ 12. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Johnson, Lyndon B.] 


Cabinet Committee and Committee 

Chairmen 

7/Í4/65. 


4-0790: Letter from Rhyne to Johnson; 

with memorandum from Valenti to Bundy, 

note to Chase, and list of delegates to 

Washington World Conference on World 

Peace Through Law 

3/4/65. LBJ 13. 

[Valenti, Jack; Rhyne, Charles S.] 

4-0800: World Weather Watch: 

International system to serve all nations; 

with memorandum from Cleveland to ICY 

Cabinet Committee chairmen, members, and 

information officers 

7/9/65. 


4-0815: Note from Belk to Chase, with 

memorandum from Belk to Busby, Soviet 

bloc reactions to various international 

organizations, conferences and programs, 

and memorandum from Busby to Belk 

7/28/65. LBJ 15. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Busby, Horace] 

4-0821: Memorandum from Hopkins to 

White and Bundy with Senate Concurrent 

Resolution 36 

6/24/65. LBJ 16. 

[Hopkins, William J.] 

4-0824: Memorandum from Hilliker to 

Busby, and draft press release 

6/23/65. LBJ 17. 

[Hilliker, Grant G.; Watt, James; Johnson, 

Lyndon B.] 


Valenti, memorandum from Read to Bundy, 

suggested White House press release, list of 

persons invited to meeting on meteorology 

in Washington, D.C., June 16, 1965 

6/8/65. LBJ 18. 

[Bundy, McGeorge; Read, Benjamin H.] 

4-0838: ICY newsletter 

5/65. ICY Newsletter No. 2. 

[Cleveland, Harlan; Bundy, McGeorge; Ben- 

jamin, Robert S.; McKeever, Porter; U Thant] 

4-0846: Telegram from State Dept to Carp 

6/7/65. LBJ 22. 

[McDonnell, James S.; Rusk, Dean] 

4-0847: Memoranda from Cleveland to 

ICY Cabinet Committee and committee 

chairmen 

6/1/65. LBJ 23. 


4-0852: White House Conference on 

Natural Beauty, Washington, D.C., May 

24-25, 1965 

5/24/65 to 5/25/65. LBJ 24. 



Education, July 20-21, 1965, Washington, 

D.C. 

7/20/65 to 7/21/65. LBJ 25. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Gardner, John W.] 

4-0870: Memorandum from Read to Rielly, 

with attachments, and transmittal note from 

Read to Bundy 

5/29/65. LBJ 26. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Humphrey, Hubert H] 

4-0876: Memorandum from Belk to State 

Dept speakers and ICY information officers, 

with ICY speech material 

5/79/65. LBJ 27. 





White House press release 

5/79/65. LBJ 28. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Johnson, Lyndon B.] 



chairmen 

5/79/65. LBJ 29. 




chairmen 

5/72/65. LBJ 30. 



Johnson with memorandum from Read to 

Bundy, selected examples of policy 

questions which might be considered by 

ICY, and transmittal note from Chase to 

Bundy 

4/75/65. LBJ 31. 

[Chase, Gordon; Bundy, McGeorge; Read, 

Benjamin H.] 


ICY Cabinet Committee chairmen 

4/12/65. LBJ 32. 



(ICY) committees 

4/7/65. LBJ 33. 


USUN New York 

5/70/65. Sraie 7965/^-297. LBJ 34. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


Bundy, with letter from Cousins to 

Benjamin, draft letter from Johnson to 

Kennedy, letter from Benjamin to Cleveland, 



and note from Belk to Chase 

4/25/65. Confidential. LBJ 35, 35a. 

[Chase, Gordon; Belk, Samuel E.; Cousins, 

Norman; Johnson, Lyndon B.; Kennedy, 

Jacqueline; Benjamin, Robert S.] 




White House press release 

5/3/55. 15/36. 



ICY Cabinet Committee members, 

committee chairmen, and information 

officers; with White House press release 

4/26/65. 15/37. 



ICY Cabinet Committee members, 

committee chairmen, and public information 

officers 

4/16/65. LBJ 38. 

[Greenfield, James L.; Pelzman, Fred; Cleve- 

land, Harlan] 

4-0922: Report to White House by 

Chairman of President's Cabinet Committee 

on ICY, April 13, 1965 with attachment 

4/16/65. LBJ 39. 

[Cleveland, Harlan; Benjamin, Robert S.] 


Johnson 

4/75/65. LBJ 40. 



4/12/65. LBJ 42. 

4-0930: White House press release, United 

Nations Day, 1965 

4/J2/65. LBJ 43. 



Committee chairmen, with list of members 

of National Citizens' Commission on 

International Cooperation 

4/2/65. LBJ 44. 


ICY, VOL. Il (B), APRIL 1965 

THROUGH JULY 1965 

World Peace Through Law Conference 

4-0938 to 4-0959 

ICY, Vol. H (B), 4/65 through 7/65: World 

Peace Through Law Conference 

[International Cooperation Year; Washington 

World Conference on World Peace Through 

Law; Law; Directories] 


Valen ti 

4/2/65. LBJ 46. 

[Rhyne, Charles S.; Bundy, McGeorge; John- 

son, Lyndon B.] 

4-0943: Letter from Rhyne to Johnson, 

with list of delegates to Washington World 

Conference on World Peace Through Law, 

memorandum from Read to Bundy, 

suggested reply by Johnson, and note from 

Belk to Chase 

3/7/65. 15/47. 

[Rhyne, Charles S.; Read, Benjamin H.; Belk, 

Samuel E.] 

4-0956: Letter from Valenti to Rhyne 

4/5/65. LBJ 48, 49. 

[Valenti, Jack] 

4-0958: Memorandum from Rhyne to 

Johnson, with national participation list for 



3/7/65. LBJ 50. 

[Rhyne, Charles S.] 

ICY, VOL. Ill, AUGUST 1965 THROUGH 

SEPTEMBER 1965 

4-0960 to 5-0225 

ICY, Vol. HI, 8/65 through 9/65 

[International Cooperation Year; White House 

Conference on International Cooperation; Statis- 

tical data: government; Federal boards, commit- 

tees, and commissions; Directories; Membership 

organizations; Youth; Government documents; 

Public relations activities; U.N. finances; U.N. 

charter; International cooperation in conserva- 

tion; Aviation; Social conditions; Women; 

International cooperation in medicine; White 

House Conference on Education; White House 

Conference on Health; Postal service; Cultural 

relations; United Nations Association] 





Bundy, with memorandum from Bundy to 

Johnson 

9/25/65. LBJ 7. 

[Chase, Gordon; Barber, Perry; Ball, George 

W.; Bundy, McGeorge] 


memorandum to Belk 

9/23/65. LBJ 2. 


4-0970, 5-0002: Memorandum from Read 

to Bundy with invitation list, by category, 

for White House Conference on 


9/22/65. LBJ 3. 



Cabinet Committee, committee chairmen, 


9/22/65. LBJ 4. 



5-0060: Memorandum from Ball to Bundy, 

with public presidential statements on ICY, 

and proposed program of White House 


9/23/65. LBJ 5. 


5-0067: Members of minority groups who 

have been invited to White House 


9/20/65. LBJ 6. 


memorandum from Turen to Stottlemyer, 

and memorandum from Besansky to Turen 

9/75/65. LBJ 7. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Turen, Milton; Besansky, 

Jack] 


Cabinet Committee, chairmen, and 

information officers 

9/75/65. LBJ 5. 



Cabinet Committee and committee chairmen 

9/77/65. 




chairmen, with basic instructions for 

preparing committee reports for White 

House Conference on International 

Cooperation 

9/70/65. 

[Cleveland, Harlan; Siseo, Joseph J.; Nasher, 

Raymond D.] 


Cabinet Committee, committee chairmen, 


9/22/65. 

[Patterson, John M.; Belk, Samuel E.] 

5-0093: ICY Committee membership and 

mid-year summary reports table of contents 

[n.d.]. LBJ 9. 

5-0094: Memorandum from Belk to Siseo 

9/75/65. LBJ 70. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Cater, Douglass] 


Johnson, with proposed program for White 


Cooperation 

9/70/65. LBJ 74. 

[Rusk, Dean] 

5-0102: Memorandum from Abell to Chase 

9/70/55. LBJ 75. 

[Abell, Bess] 



chairmen 

9/70/65. LBJ 76. 

[Cleveland, Harlan; Siseo, Joseph J.] 


ICY Committee on Arms Control and 

Disarmament membership and panel 

program 

9/70/65. LBJ 7 7. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Weisner, Jerry; Beam, Jacob 

D.; Bundy, McGeorge] 

5-0108: Airgram from Monrovia Embassy 

to Secretary of State with address of Grimes 

to YMCA International Relations Club 

9/9/65. Monrovia 1965/A-54. LBJ 18. 

[Grimes, J. Rudolph; Tubman, William V.; 

Martin, Henry C; U Thant] 

5-0110: Proposed budget for White House 


9/30/65. LBJ 79.


5-0124: Suggested presidential statement 

9/9/Ö5. LBJ 20. 



Johnson, with proposed program for White 


Cooperation and public presidential 

statements on ICY 

9/8/65. LBJ 21. 

[Rusk, Dean; Johnson, Lyndon B.] 

5-0132: Invitation lists to White House 


[TLd.]. 

5-0134: Note from Picard to Chase, with 

memorandum from Austin to Stottlemyer, 

and recommendations on natural resources 

conservation and development 

9/2/65. LBJ 22. 

[Picard, Frederick; Austin, R. H.] 


memoranda from Bureau of Budget officials 

on mid-term ICY committee reports 

8/12/65 to 8/24/65. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Francis, Walt; Schuldt, F. C; 

Barie, James F.; Mueller, R. R.; Loweth, Hugh 

F.; Crabill, H. E.; Turen, Milton; Convisser, 

Mr.; Rappaport, C. S.; Boehner, Mr.; Plehn, 

Mr.; Prestemon, Mr.; Robinson, Mr.; McKin- 

ley, Mr.; Rauch, Mr.; Dodge, Mr.] 

5-0158: ICY budget: FY 1966 

8/27/65. LBJ 23. 

5-0160: Letter from Beyers to Cater, with 

conference registration procedures, and 

letter from Nelson to Jones 

8/30/65. LBJ 24. 

[Beyers, Robert W.; Nelson, Lyle M.] 


with list of number of ICY committee 

meetings 

8/13/65. LBJ 25. 



8/12/65. LBJ 26. 


5-0196: Culture and intellectual exchange 

committee; members and mid-year report 

[rud.]. LBJ 27. 

5-0201: Development of international law 


7/28/65. 15/25. 

5-0204: Finance and monetary affairs 


S/5/65. LBJ 29. 

5-0206: Health committees; members and 

mid-year report 

7/26/65. LBJ 30. 

5-0208: Labor committees mid-year report 

8/4/65. LBJ 31. 

5-0209: Public information committee 

[rud.]. LBJ 32. 

5-0210: Research on development of 

international institutions committee; 

members and mid-year report 

7/; 6/65. LBJ 33. 

5-0212: Social welfare committee; members 

and mid-year report 

7/16/65. LBJ 34. 

5-0214: Transportation committees 


7/30/65. LBJ 35. 

5-0215: Trade committee mid-year report 

8/3/65. LBJ 36. 

5-0216: Committees on women; members 

and mid-year report 

7/16/65. LBJ 37. 

5-0219: Youth activities committees; 

members and mid-year report 

7/16/65. LBJ 38. 

5-0221: Natural resources conservation and 

development committees; members and 


7/16/65. LBJ 39. 

5-0224: Communications committee 

members 

7/27/65. 

5-0225: Education committee members 

8/3/65. LBJ 40. 

ICY, VOL. IV, OCTOBER 1965 

5-0226 to 5-0498 

ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 

[International Cooperation Year; Arms control 

and disarmament; Soviet Union; East-West 

relations; Europe; Developing countries; U.N. 

peacekeeping operations; White House Confer- 

ence on International Cooperation; International 

cooperation in medicine; Federal boards, com- 

mittees, and commissions; Public relations 

activities; International cooperation in science 

and technology; World Health Organization; 

Water resources development; Government 

documents; Nuclear power plants; Agriculture; 

Government employees and officials; Foreign 

assistance; International organizations; Agency 

for International Development; Foreign invest- 

ments; Government spending; National Citizens 

Commission on International Cooperation] 




5-0229: National Citizens' Commission for 

International Cooperation: Report of panel 

on disarmament 

¿0/26/65. LBJ1. 


Bundy 

10/16/65. LBJ 2a. 



Bundy 

10/14/65. Confidential. LBJ 2a-l. 



Johnson, with tentative program for White 


Cooperation 

10/13/65. ConfidentiaL LBJ 2a-2, 2a-3, 

2b. 

[Nehru, Braj Kumar; Bundy, McGeorge] 

5-0268: Building great world society: 

Address by Johnson 

6/29/64. LBJ2c-2e. 



proclamation by Johnson 

10/2/64. LBJ2f, 2g. 


5-0273: Remarks of Johnson and Rusk to 

International Cooperation Year Group in 

state dining room 

¿0/2/64. LBJ2h. 



11/24/64. LBJ2i2j. 

5-0281: Statement by Johnson after 

meeting with Benjamin 

3/4/65. LBJ 2k, 2m. 



4/2¿/65. LBJ 2n, 2o. 



5/J/65. LBJ2p,2q. 



5/18/65. LBJ 2r, 2s. 


5-0291: Statement by Johnson, with letter 

from Johnson to Humphrey and 

McCormack 

6/J/65. LBJ 2t, 2u. 



6/21/65. LBJ 2v, 2w. 



7/4/65. LBJ2x,2y. 


5-0300: Remarks of Johnson at signing 

ceremony proclaiming World Law Day, with 

text of proclamation 

7/8/65. LBJ 2z, 2aa, 2bb. 


5-0305: Form letter from Nasher, with 

White House Conference on International 

Cooperation invitation, background 

information, tentative program, and 

chairmen of citizens' committees 

10/29/65. LBJ 3. 

[Nasher, Raymond D.] 


Bundy 

¿0/30/65. LBJ 4. 



Bundy 

¿0/29/65. LBJ 5. 



Bundy 




[Chase, Gordon; Ban, Joseph W.; Belk, 

Samuel £.] 

5-0322: Report of ICY committee on 

peaceful uses of atomic energy 

12/1/65. LBJ6a. 




1965/1637. LBJ7. 


5-0353: Memorandum from Chase to Belk 

10/27/65. LBJ8. 


5-0354: Letter from Belk to Carson 

10/26/65. LBJ9. 



Bundy, with suggested letter to Thomas 

10/26/65. LBJ 10. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Thomas, Carl O.] 


10/23/65. LBJ 11. 


5-0358: Memorandum from Patterson for 

ICY information officers 

10/22/65. LBJ 12. 

[Patterson, John M.] 

5-0359: Memorandum from Patterson for 

ICY information officers 

10/21/65. LBJ 13. 

[Patterson, John M.] 


Bundy 



5-0361: Talking points for presentation to 

Government chairmen of change in ICY 

format 

10/19/65. LBJ 15. 


Bundy, with telephone message from 

Benjamin to Chase 

10/16/65. LBJ 16. 



10/16/65. LBJ 17. 


5-0367: Memorandum from Siseo to Bundy 

10/15/65. LBJ 18. 


5-0370: Memorandum from Belk for the 

record 

10/15/65. LBJ 19. 


5-0372: Memorandum from Siseo to ICY 

cabinet committee and committee chairmen, 

with program and tentative panel schedule 

10/14/65. LBJ 20. 



Bundy 





10/14/65. LBJ 22. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Cleveland, Harlan; Johnson, 

Lyndon B.] 


Bundy, with working paper 


[Chase, Gordon; Bell, David E.] 


Bundy with attachment 

10/14/65. LBJ 24, 24a. 

[Siseo, Joseph J.; Chase, Gordon] 

5-0391: Note from Belk to Chase, with list 

of ICY invitees who have recently attended 

other White House conferences 

10/15/65. LBJ 26. 


5-0397: Note from Belk to Chase, with list 

of ICY invitees who have recently attended 

other White House conferences 

10/14/65. LBJ 27. 

[Belk, Samuel EJ 

5-0401: Draft report of ICY Committee on 

Technical Cooperation and Investment, with 

transmittal note from Huber to Chase 

10/14/65. LBJ 28. 

[Huber, John] 

5-0452: Memorandum from Ball to 

Johnson, with public presidential statements 

on ICY and proposed program for White 


Cooperation 

9/22/65. LBJ 31a. 



International Cooperation expenses 

10/12/65. LBJ 30. 


Bundy 

10/13/65. LBJ 31. 

[Chase, Gordon; Belk, Samuel E.; Nasher, 

Raymond D.] 


Johnson 

10/13/65. LBJ 32. 



Bundy 




10/4/65. LBJ 32b, 32c. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Humphrey, Hubert H.; 

Johnson, Lady Bird; Connell, Bill; Waters, 

Herb] 

5-0472: Letter from Belk to Larison 

10/13/65. LBJ 33. 



information officers, with agenda for ICY 

information officers meeting 

10/12/65. LBJ 34. 



10/11/65. LBJ 35. 



Bundy 


[Chase, Gordon; Cater, Douglass; Popper, 

Dave] 


Bundy 


[Humphrey, Hubert H.; Chase, Gordon] 


Bundy 




Bundy, with list of suggested moderators 

and speakers for ICY panels at White House 


10/5/65. LBJ 39. 



10/5/65. LBJ 41. 


5-0486: Note to Chase 

10/1/65. LBJ 42. 


memoranda from Read to Bundy, and 

program and suggested moderators and 

speakers for ICY panels at WTiite House 


9/30/65. LBJ 43. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Read, Benjamin H.] 

ICY, VOL. V, NOVEMBER 1 THROUGH 

15, 1965 

5-0499 to 5-0760 

ICY, Vol. V, 11/1 through 11/15, 1965 

[Intemational Cooperation Year; Directories; 

Government employees and officials; Federal 

boards, committees, and commissions; White 

House Conference on Intemational Cooperation; 

Speeches and addresses; International coopera- 

tion in science and technology; Latin America; 

Arms control and disarmament; National Citi- 

zens Commission on Intemational Cooperation; 

Partners of the Alliance] 





with list of suggested additional 

non-governmental participants in White 

House Conference on Intemational 

Cooperation 

11/13/65. LBJ 2. 



with memorandum from Stinnet to Belk, 

and list of invitees for ICY conference 

11/13/65. LBJ 3.


[Belk, Samuel E.; Stinnet, Ronald F.] 

5-0545: Memorandum from Stinnet to 

Belk, with list of invitees for ICY 

conference 

11/11/65. 

[Stinnet, Ronald F.] 


11/13/65. LBJ4. 

[Cordier, Andrew; Popper, Dave; Belk, Sam- 

uel E.] 


general information for participants, panel 

preferences form, and background materials 

11/13/65. LBJ5. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Nehru, Jawaharlal; Johnson, 

Lyndon B.; Rusk, Dean] 

5-0575: Moderators & keynoters: White 


Cooperation 

11/12/65. LBJ6. 


Bundy 

11/12/65. LB/7. 



International Cooperation: ICY private 

sector committee members not included on 

other lists; suggestions from official 

congressional delegation, and UN 

Association and State Department; 

congressional delegates, mayors, and 

governors; acceptances by State as of Nov. 

10, 1965 

[rud.]. LBJTa. 

5-0609: Draft for Vice President, ICY 

speech 

11/12/65. LBJ8. 

[Humphrey, Hubert H.; Nehru, Jawaharlal] 


Bundy 

11/12/65. LBJ9. 


5-0620: Letter from Davies to Johnson, 

with transmittal note from Chase to Belk 

11/12/65. LBJ 11. 

[Chase, Gordon; Davies, Paul L.] 


Bundy 




with general information for participants, 

panel preference form, and list of additional 

invitees to ICY conference 

11/11/65. LBJ 13. 


5-0629: List of invitees to ICY conference, 

with transmittal note from Belk to Chase 

[n.d.]. LBJ 14. 



International Cooperation, delegates 

11/11/65. LBJ 15. 

5-0721: General information for 

participants in White House Conference on 


11/9/65. LBJ 16. 


Bundy 

11/6/65. LBJ 17. 

[Chase, Gordon; Beam, Jacob D.] 


Bundy with memorandum from Read to 

Bundy and list of suggested moderators and 

speakers for ICY panels 


[Chase, Gordon; Read, Benjamin H.] 


Bundy 

11/6/65. LBJ 20. 



Bundy 


[Kennedy, David M.; Barr, Joseph W.; Chase, 

Gordon] 

5-0731: List of ICY private committee 

chairmen and members of National Citizens' 

Commission on International Cooperation 

11/4/65. LBJ 22. 

5-0746: Note from Chase to Bundy 

[rud.]. LBJ 23. 


5-0747: Memorandum from Beam to 

Barber, Labowitz, Garthoff, Greenfield, 

Keeney, Nordness, and Belk; with note from 

Bundy to Chase 

[md.]. LBJ 24, 24a. 

[Bundy, McGeorge; Beam, Jacob D.] 


11/2/65. LBJ 25. 

[Barr, Joseph W.; Kennedy, David M.; Chase, 

Gordon] 

5-0752: Letter from Fagley to Johnson, 

with note from Chase to Belk 

11/3/65. LBJ 27. 

[Fagley, Richard M.; Chase, Gordon] 


Bundy 

11/2/65. LBJ 28. 

[Barr, Joseph W.; Chase, Gordon; Kennedy, 

David M.] 

5-0755: Letter from Chase to Thomas 

11/1/65. LBJ 29. 


5-0756: Note from Chase to Benjamin, 

with letter from Chase to Thomas, note 

from Bundy to Read, and letter from 

Thomas to Johnson 

11/1/65. LBJ 31. 

[Chase, Gordon; Bundy, McGeorge; Thomas, 

Carl O.] 

5-0871 

ICY, VOL. VI, NOVEMBER 16, 1965 

THROUGH DECEMBER, 1965 

5-0761 to 6-0148 

ICY, VoL VI, 11/16/65 through 12/65 

[White House Conference on International 

Cooperation; International Cooperation Year; 

Vietnam, South; Directories; Government em- 

ployees and officials; Federal boards, commit- 

tees, and commissions; Government documents; 

International cooperation in environmental 

sciences; Arms control and disarmament; Press; 

Personal letters and papers; Public relations 

activities; Foreign assistance; Exchange of 

persons programs; Agency for International 

Development; Weather; Developing countries; 

Community development; Population; Speeches 

and addresses; Cultural relations; Education; 

Aviation; National Citizens' Commission on 

International Cooperation; World Weather 

Watch; Committee for the Center of Human and 

International Relations] 




5-0764: Conference on International 

Cooperation, report from Moscow Tass 

international service 

12/3/65. LBJ1. 

[Vashedchenko, V.; Petrusenk, V.; Johnson, 

Joseph E.; Goldberg, Arthur J.; Johnson, 

Lyndon B.; Rusk, Dean] 

5-0766: List of citizens attending White 


Cooperation 

11/24/65. LBJ 2. 


International Cooperation: Panel preferences 

form, Chase nametag, background 

information, general information for 

participants, tentative program, and 

chairmen of citizens committees 

11/15/65. LBJ 3. 


5-0827: Program of White House 


[rud.]. LBJ 4. 


5-0866: Letter from Smith to Johnson, 


12/2/65. LBJ 5. 

[Smith, Stanley M.; Chase, Gordon] 

5-0868: Letter from Cory to Johnson 

12/2/65. 

[Cory, Robert H., Jr.] 

5-0869: Letter from Chico 

11/29/65. 

[Chico, Raymundo J.] 

5-0870: Letter from Mueller to Johnson 

12/3/65. 

[MueUer, P. J.] 

5-0871: Telegram from Dugan to White 

House 

12/2/65. 

[Dugan, John Irwin] 



5-0872: Letter from Schiller to White 

House 

12/1/65. 

[Schiller, Herbert I.] 

5-0873: Telegram from Chase to Jacobsen 

11/30/65. WH 50539. LBJ 6. 



Bundy 


[Chase, Gordon; Nasher, Raymond D.; Spock, 

Benjamin; Thomas, Norman; Jack, Homer; 

Cousins, Norman] 

5-0877: Address by Goldberg before the 


Cooperation 

11/30/65. Press Release No. 277. LBJ 8. 


5-0884: Note from Chase to Belk, with 

letter from Borge to Johnson 

11/30/65. LBJ 9. 

[Chase, Gordon; Borge, Dagny] 

5-0886: Text of Johnson's message to 


Cooperation, delivered by Humphrey in his 

speech to conference 

11/29/65. LBJ 11, 12. 


5-0889: Letter from Kronstein to Johnson, 


11/27/65. LBJ 13. 

[Chase, Gordon; Kronstein, Heinrich] 


Bundy 

11/27/65. LBJ 14. 


5-0892: Letter from Kronstein to Johnson, 


11/27/65. LBJ 15. 

[Chase, Gordon; Kronstein, Heinrich] 


Bundy 

11/26/65. LBJ 16. 

[Chase, Gordon; Siseo, Joseph J.; Rusk, Dean] 


Bundy, with press releases on reports of 

ICY committees on meteorology and 

technical cooperation and investment 

11/26/65. LBJ 17. 



Bundy 

11/26/65. LBJ 18. 



11/26/65. LBJ 19. 



11/26/65. LBJ 20. 



Bundy 

11/26/65. LBJ 21. 



Bundy 

11/26/65. LBJ 22. 



Bundy 

11/26/65. LBJ 23. 

[Chase, Gordon; Siseo, Joseph J.; Rusk, Dean] 

5-0914: Letter from Lasagna to Johnson, 


11/26/65. LBJ 27. 

[Lasagna, Louis] 


Bundy, with draft presidential statements 

11/24/65. LBJ 28-30. 


5-0930: Memorandum from Chase to Abell 

11/24/65. LBJ 31. 



Bundy 




Bundy 


[Nasher, Raymond D.; Chase, Gordon] 

5-0935: Memorandum from Nasher to 

Chase 

11/23/65. LBJ 33a. 

[Nasher, Raymond D.] 

5-0937: Note from Bloom to Chase, with 

press release on report of ICY population 

committee 

11/24/65. LBJ 34. 

[Bloom, Mel; Siseo, Joseph J.] 

5-0942: Draft press guidance on Kleiman 

story (New York Times), with note from 

Chase to Bundy 

[n.d.]. LBJ 35. 

[Chase, Gordon; Kleiman, Robert] 


Bundy 



5-0946: Johnson's statement to open ICY 

conference 

[n.d.]. LBJ 37. 



5-0948: Proposed White House press 

release 

11/24/65. LBJ 38. 

5-0952: Memorandum from Chase to Siseo 



5-0953: ICY committee on technical 

cooperation and investment: "Development 

reserve corps" proposed for foreign aid 

programs 

[n.d.]. LBJ 40. 


Bundy, with press releases on participants in 


Cooperation 




Bundy 

11/23/65. LBJ 42. 



Bundy 



5-0975: Letter from Wollman to Johnson, 


11/23/65. LBJ 44. 

[Chase, Gordon; Wollman, E. B.] 

5-0977: Letter from Zappler to Johnson, 

with Chairman's report of 1965 from 

Committee for Center for Human and 

International Relations 

11/20/65. 

[Zappler, Harry S.] 


Bundy 



5-0989: Memorandum from Chase to Siseo 




Bundy 



5-0991: Members of National Citizens' 

Commission on International Cooperation 

11/22/65. LBJ 49. 


11/22/65. LBJ 50. 



Bundy, with printers copy of ICY program 

11/21/65. LBJ 51. 



Johnson 

11/20/65. LBJ 53. 

[Califano, Joseph; Bundy, McGeorge; Clif- 

ford, Clark] 


Bundy 

11/19/65. LBJ 54. 



Valenti 

11/19/65. LBJ 55. 


6-0045: Telegram from Chase to Valenti 

11/19/65. WH 50470. LBJ 56. 



Bundy 

11/19/65. Confidential LBJ 58.




Valenti 

11/19/65. LBJ59. 



Bundy, with memorandum from Bundy to 

Valenti, and statement by Johnson to White 


Cooperation 

11/19/65. LBJ60. 

[Chase, Gordon; Johnson, Lyndon B.; Bundy, 

McGeorge] 


Bundy, with letter from Bundy to Benjamin, 

and memorandum from Bundy to Johnson 

11/18/65. LBJ61. 

[Chase, Gordon; Bundy, McGeorge; Benjam- 

in, Robert SJ 


Bundy, with list of government invitees to 


Cooperation 

11/19/65. LBJ62. 



Bundy 



6-0109: Memorandum from Nasher to 

Chase, with press releases on aviation, urban 

population growth, and conference speakers 

11/18/65. LBJ 63a. 

[Nasher, Raymond D.; Tipton, Stuart G.] 


Bundy 



6-0131: Letter from Gray to Johnson, with 

note from Chase to Belk 

11/18/65. LBJ 65. 

[Gray, William Paul; Chase, Gordon] 

6-0132: Letter from Dougherty to Johnson, 

with resume and note from Chase to Belk 

11/17/65. LBJ 66. 

[Chase, Gordon; Dougherty, Eleanor M.] 


11/17/65. LBJ 67. 

[Chase, Gordon; McCloy, John] 

6-0137: Letter from Chase to Higgins 

11/16/65. LBJ 68. 



Bundy 

11/16/65. LBJ 69. 

[Chase, Gordon; Nasher, Raymond D.] 

6-0139: Letter from Seadler to Moyers, 

with transmittal notes from Moyers to 

Chase and Chase to Belk 

11/16/65. LBJ 70. 

[Moyers, Bill; Seadler, Stephen E.; Garst, 

Eleanor; Chase, Gordon] 

6-0142: UN, World Peace and Francis of 

Assisi: "Saint of Peace," with proposal to 


Cooperation, prayer for peace, and 

transmittal note from Chase to Belk 

11/16/65. LBJ 71. 

[Chase, Gordon; Longarzo, Louis C] 

6-0148: Letter from Olan to Johnson, with 

transmittal note from Chase to Belk 

11/15/65. LBJ 72. 

[Chase, Gordon; Olan, Levi A.] 

ICY, INVITATIONS, OCTOBER 1965 

6-0150 to 6-0263 

ICY, Invitations, 10/65 

[Personal letters and papers; White House 

Conference on International Cooperation; 

Directories; Connecticut Conference of United 

Church of Christ] 

6-0151: Letter from Carson to Johnson, 


10/19/65. 

[Chase, Gordon; Carson, Marion C] 

6-0152: Letter from Cross to Johnson, with 

note from Chase to Belk 

11/8/65. 

[Cross, G. L.; Chase, Gordon] 

6-0153: Note from Smith to White House 

11/2/65. 

[Smith, Theodore] 

6-0154: Letter from Newsom to Johnson 

11/4/65. 

[Newsom, Lionel H.] 

6-0155: Letter from Fonda to Johnson, 


11/4/65. 

[Chase, Gordon; Fonda, Henry] 

6-0157: Letter from Higgins to Johnson, 

with letter from Higgins to Thant, Christian 

social action resolutions approved and 

passed at 98th annual meeting of 

Connecticut Conference of United Church 

of Christ, and transmittal note from Bundy 

to Read 

11/4/65. LBJ 73. 

[Higgins, Arthur E.; Bundy, McGeorge] 

6-0162: Memorandum from Sherman to 

Chase 

10/8/65. 

[Sherman, Edward L.] 


Bundy, with categories for invitation list of 


Cooperation, and partial invitation list 

9/23/65. 


6-0190: Letter from Belk to Chase 

10/8/65. 



invitation list, by category, for White House 


70/6/65. 


6-0225: Note from Picard to Chase, with 

addenda to invitation list, by category, for 


Cooperation 

70/7/65. 

[Picard, Frederick] 

ICY, WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE, 

NOVEMBER 29, 1965 THROUGH 

DECEMBER 1, 1965 

6-0264 to 6-0435 

ICY, White House Conference, 11/29/65 

through 12/1/65 

[White House Conference on International 

Cooperation; Directories; Women; Social condi- 

tions; Membership organizations; Education; 

Foreign assistance; Directories; Teachers; Gov- 

ernment employees and officials; National 

Citizens' Commission on International Coopera- 

tion; United Nations Association] 





Johnson 

[n.d.]. Confidential 



Bundy, with tentative program 

70/5/65. 


6-0273: National Citizens' Commission, 

report of Committee on Women 

[TLd.]. 

6-0300: Invitation list for White House 


(Nov. 29-Dec. 1): Members of National 

Citizens Commission on International 

Cooperation and board members of UNA 

[n.d.1 


International Cooperation, Nov. 29-Dec. 1: 

ICY private sector committee members not 

included on other lists 

[TLd.]. 



(Nov. 29-Dec. 1): United Nations 

Association-USA State presidents and 

chairmen of governors' UN Day committees 

[n.d.]. 



(Nov. 29-Dec. 1): UNA member 

organizations 

[TLd.]. 



(Nov. 29-Dec. 1): Representatives of 

national organizations having major interest 

in world affairs (two from each) 

[mil 



(Nov. 29-Dec. 1): One representative from 

national organizations with less than major 

interest in world affairs, or smaller 

membership or range of activity 

[ILÍJ. 





(Nov. 29-Dec. 1): Academic community 

(emphasis outside eastern seaboard) and not 

included in other categories 

[ruij. 



(Nov. 29-Dec. 1): Business community 

(emphasis outside eastern seaboard) and not 

included in other categories 

[n.d.]. 



(Nov. 29-Dec. 1): Information media (not 

included in other categories) 

[iLd.]. 



(Nov. 29-Dec. 1): Government nominees 

(including Vice President's list and others) 

[n.d.]. 


Conference on International Cooperation: 

Individual community leaders primarily 

West of Appalachians 

[ILd.]. 


Conference on International Cooperation: 

Representatives of non-govermnental 

international organizations, and minorities 

[ILd.]. 

6-0435: President's panel of consultants on 

foreign affairs 

[ILd.]. 

INTERNATIONAL YEAR FOR HUMAN 

RIGHTS, JANUARY 1965 THROUGH 

OCTOBER 1965 

6-0436 to 6-0597 

International Year for Human Rights, 1/65 

through 10/65 

[Civil liberties; U.N. resolutions; Costa Rica; 

U.N. Human Rights Commission; U.N. Eco- 

nomic and Social Council; Apartheid; Awards, 

medals, and prizes; Soviet Union; Mongolia; 

Vietnam, South; Travel; Speeches and addresses; 

Conferences; U.N. Economic Commission for 

Asia and the Far East; Racial discrimination; 

Developing countries; War crimes; China, 

Nationalist; Korea, South] 







1965/A-607. LBJ 1. 

[Taylor, John G.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 


USUN New York 

10/4/65. State 1965/1078 (New York). 

LBJ 2. 




10/2/65. New York 1965/1078. LBJ 3. 


[Abram, Morris B.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1073. LBJ 4. 

[Humphrey, John Peters; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



9/24/65. New York 1965/933. LBJ 5. 

[Humphrey, John Peters; Redondo Gomez, 

Jose Luis; Cuevas Cancino, Francisco; Gron- 

din, Gilles; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



8/20/65. New York 1965/450. LBJ 6. 

[Tothill, F. D.; Williams, Franklin H.; Gold- 




8/20/65. New York 1965/457. LBJ 7. 

[Lawson, Edward Howard; Goldberg, Arthur 

J-] 



8/11/65. Confidential Saigon 1965/439. 

LBJ 8. 

[Johnson, U. Alexis; Gang, Mr.] 




LBJ 9. 

[Nguyen Duy Lien; Yost, Charles W.; 





LBJ 10. 

[Lawson, Edward Howard; Plimpton, Francis 

T.] 




1965/148. LBJ 11. 

[Lawson, Edward Howard; Thach, Mr.; 



Johnson 

7/22/65. Secret. LBJ 12. 



Johnson 

7/19/65. Secret. LBJ 12a. 

[Tillet, Gladys A.; Rusk, Dean] 

6-0460: Memorandum from Leddy, Bundy, 

and Cleveland to Rusk, with transmittal 

note from Stibravy to Chase 

7/21/65. Confidential LBJ 13. 13a. 

[Stibravy, William J.; Tillet, Gladys A.; Leddy, 

John; Bundy, William P.; Cleveland, Harlan] 




1965/114. LBJ 14. 


T.] 


Johnson 

7/19/65. Secret LBJ IS. 

[Tillet, Gladys A.; Rusk, Dean] 




LBJ 16. 

[Thach, Mr.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 


USUN New York 

6/16/65. State 1965/2953 (New York). 

LBJ 17. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




18. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



7/14/65. New York 1965/72. LBJ 19. 

[Thach, Mr.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 

6-0470: Telegram from Santo Domingo 


6/73/65. Santo Domingo 1965/2397. LBJ 

20. 

[Bennett, W. Tapley, Jr.] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York 

6/12/65. State 1965/2926 (New York). 

LBJ 22. 

[Volio Jimenez, Fernando; Rusk, Dean] 



6/4/65. New York 1965/4860. LBJ 23. 

[Lopez, Salvador P.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 



6/3/65. New York 1965/4843. LBJ 24. 



USUN New York 

5/2S/65. Confidential State 1965/2812 


[Rusk, Dean; Volio Jimenez, Fernando] 


Saigon, Seoul, and Taipei Embassies 

5/2S/65. State 1965/2741 (Saigon). State 

1965/1208 (Seoul). State 1965/1192 

(Taipei). LBJ 26. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/4699. LBJ 27. 

[Volio Jimenez, Fernando; Stevenson, Adlai] 

6-0484: Airgram from US Berlin to 


4/23/65. Berlin 1965/A-751. LBJ 28.


[Lopez, Salvador P.] 


4/20/65. LBJ29. 


6-0487: Memorandum from Gardner to 

Chase 

[n.d.]. LBJ SO. 

[Gardner, Richard N.] 

6-0488: Background paper: Proposal for 

UN Commissioner for Human Rights 

[n.d.]. LBJ 32-33. 

6-0502: Election of UN High 

Commissioner for Human Rights: 

Communication from permanent 

representative of Costa Rica to United 

Nations 

3/18/65. LBJ 34-35. 

[Volio Jimenez, Fernando] 

6-0506: Question concerning 

implementation of human rights through UN 

High Commissioner for Human Rights or 

through some other appropriate international 

machinery; Costa Rica: draft resolution on 

election of UN High Commissioner for 

Human Rights 

3/24/65. LBJ 36-37. 



4/14/65. Geneva 1965/1618. LBJ 38. 




4/7/65. New York 1965/A-1463. LBJ 39. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 



4/9/65. Geneva 1965/1568. LBJ 40. 




4/8/65. Geneva 1965/1571. LBJ 41. 





42. 


6-0523: Telegram from Hong Kong 


4/5/65. Confidential Hong Kong 

1965/1515. LBJ 43. 

[Rice, Edward E.] 



4/2/65. Geneva 1965/1544. LBJ 44. 

[Abram, Morris B.; Tubby, Roger W.] 




45. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


to Geneva Mission 

3/26/65. New York 1965/712 (Geneva). 

LBJ 46. 

[Doe, Christie W.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 



3/25/65. Geneva 1965/1485. LBJ 47. 


6-0534: Telegram from Kualalumpur 


3/25/65. Confidential Kualalumpur 

1965/1176. LBJ 48. 

[Bell, James D.] 



3/24/65. New York 1965/A-1341. LBJ 49. 

[Lawson, Edward Howard; Oppenheimer, 

Tamar; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/1522. LBJ 50. 




3/23/65. Confidential Geneva 1965/1474. 

LBJ 51. 

[Tubby, Roger W.; Volio Jimenez, Fernando] 



3/22/65. Geneva 1965/1467. LBJ 52. 

[Nedbailo, Petr E.; Volio Jimenez, Fernando; 

Doe, Christie W.; Tubby, Roger W.] 




(Geneva). LBJ 53. 

[Rusk, Dean] 





[Rusk, Dean] 



3/79/65. New York 1965/3712. LBJ 55. 




3/17/65. New York 1965/3669. LBJ 56. 





1965/3673. LBJ 57. 

[Volio Jimenez, Fernando; Stevenson, Adlai] 

6-0546: Telegram from Phnom Penh 


3/78/65. Confidential Phnom Penh 

1965/571. LBJ 58. 

[Bergesen, Alf E.] 

6-0547: Telegram from Rangoon Embassy 


3/75/65. Confidential Rangoon 1965/460. 

LBJ 59. 

[Byroade, Henry A.] 

6-0548: Telegram from State Dept to Asia 




[Rusk, Dean] 



3/8/65. New York 1965/3525. LBJ 61. 




3/8/65. Geneva 1965/1392. LBJ 62. 



USUN New York 


63. 

[Volio Jimenez, Fernando; Rusk, Dean] 



3/3/65. New York 7965/3465. LBJ 64. 

[Tsao, Pao Yi; Stevenson, Adlai] 



3/7/65. New York 1965/3438. LBJ 65. 

[Richardson, E. R.; Stevenson, Adlai] 


Saigon, Seoul, and Taipei Embassies, and 

USUN New York 

2/27/65. State 1965/2118 (New York). 

State 1965/1842 (Saigon). State 1965/797 

(Seoul). State 1965/818 (Taipei). LBJ 66. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/3406. LBJ 67. 

[Schachter, Oscar; Humphrey, John Peters; 




2/25/65. New York 1965/3394. LBJ 68. 

[Blau, Clarence I.; Schachter, Oscar; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 



2/25/65. New York 1965/3389. LBJ 69. 

[Humphrey, John Peters; Plimpton, Francis 

T.] 


USUN New York 

2/28/65. Stare 7965/2078 (New York). 

LBJ 70. 

[Humphrey, John Peters; Rusk, Dean] 



2/23/65. New York 1965/3347. LBJ 71. 


T.] 

6-0566: Excerpts from opening address by 

Cleveland at Howard University's 

symposium on International Law of Human 

Rights 


LBJ National Security Hies, United Nations, 1963-1969 49

6-0566 





1965/3336. LBJ 73. 

[Humphrey, John Peters; Stevenson, Adlai] 



2/18/65. New York 1965/3301. LBJ 74. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Humphrey, John Peters] 



2/17/65. New York 1965/3302. LBJ 75. 




2/17/65. New York 1965/3298. LBJ 76. 

[Humphrey, John Peters; Blau, Clarence I.; 




2/17/65. New York 1965/3289. LBJ 77. 



USUN New York 

2/11/65. State 1965/1997 (New York). 

LBJ 78. 




2/9/65. New York 1965/3161. LBJ 79. 

[Richardson, E. R.; Williams, Franklin H.; 

Wyzner, Eugeniusz; Stevenson, Adlai] 



2/9/65. New York 1965/3160. LBJ 80. 




2/8/65. New York 1965/3139. LBJ 81. 

[Williams, Franklin H.; Stevenson, Adlai; 

Volio Jimenez, Fernando] 



2/8/65. New York 1965/3138. LBJ 82. 

[Williams, Franklin H.; Volio Jimenez, Fer- 

nando; Stevenson, Adlai] 



2/5/65. New York 1965/3118. LBJ 83. 

[Tsao, Pao Yi; Stevenson, Adlai] 



2/4/65. New York 1965/3090. LBJ 84. 

[Richardson, E. R.; Pisani-Massamormile, 

Michelangelo; Plimpton, Francis T.] 


USUN New York 

2/5/65. State 1965/A-177 (New York). 

LBJ 85. 




1/27/65. New York 1965/A-968. LBJ 86. 



MEKONG DEVELOPMENT, APRIL 1965 

THROUGH SEPTEMBER 1965 

6-0598 to 6-0657 

Mekong Development, 4/65 through 9/65 

[Mekong River; U.N. Economic Commission for 

Asia and the Far East; Roads and highways; 

Southeast Asia; Laos; Foreign assistance; 

Agricultural development; Thailand; Water re- 

sources development; Statistical data: govern- 

ment; Asian Development Bank] 





USUN New York 



[Ahmad, M. S.; Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York 


2. 

[Black, Eugene R.; U Thant; Rusk, Dean; 




8/i;/65. State 1965/103 (Vientiane). LBJ 

3. 

[Schachter, Oscar; Rusk, Dean] 



7/28/65. New York 1965/185. LBJ 4. 

[Narasimhan, Chakravarthi V.; U Nyun; U 

Thant; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 


USUN New York 


5. 

[U Nyun; Niblock, Thomas; Ball, George W.] 



7/23/65. New York 1965/145. LBJ 6. 




7/23/65. New York 1965/143. LBJ 7. 

[Goldschmidt, Arthur; Plimpton, Francis T.] 



7/20/65. New York 1965/105. LBJ 8. 




6/24/65. New York 1965/5142. LBJ 9. 

[Narasimhan, Chakravarthi V.; Hart Schaaf, 

C; Plimpton, Francis T.; U Nyun] 



6/2/65. New York 1965/4812. LBJ 10. 






1965/4751. LBJ 11. 

[Matsui, Akira; Narasimhan, Chakravarthi V.; 





1965/4668. LBJ 12. 

[Matsui, Akira; Black, Eugene R.; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 



5/20/65. New York 1965/4604. LBJ 13. 


6-0623: Telegram from Bangkok Embassy 


5/16/65. Confidential Bangkok 

1965/1797. LBJ 14. 

[Thanat Khoman; Wilson, James M., Jr.] 




1965/4467. LBJ 15. 

[Seynes, Philippe de; Stevenson, Adlai] 



5/3/65. New York 1965/4333. LBJ 16. 

[Goldschmidt, Arthur; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4301. LBJ 17. 





LBJ 18. 





1965/4201. LBJ 19. 



4/22/65. Secret. TDCS DB 315/01307-65. 

iß/20. 

[Black, Eugene R.; U Thant] 


Secretary of State, with letter from 

Goldschmidt to Johnson, and letter from 

Ortiz-Tinoco to Goldschmidt 


1965/A-1514. LBJ 22. 

[Goldschmidt, Arthur; Ortiz-Tinoco, Cesar; 

Johnson, Lyndon B.; U Nyun; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 


USUN New York 

4/8/65. LBJ 23. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Ball, George W.; Black, 

Eugene R.] 

6-0641: Vital step toward peace [newspaper 

editorial] 

[n.d.]. LBJ 24a.



6-0642: Putting Mekong to work: 

International undertaking 

3/65. LBJ25. 

[Souvanna Phouma; Bhumibol Aduldet] 

PUBLIC STATEMENTS, APRIL 1964 

THROUGH SEPTEMBER 1965 

6-0658 to 6-0907 

Public statements, 4/64 through 9/65 

[U.N. peacekeeping operations; Political condi- 

tions; Speeches and addresses; U.N. finances; 

Soviet Union; U.N. Security Council; Peace 

settlements; International law; U.N. Charter; 

Developing countries; Economic assistance; 

Civil liberties; Capital investments; Vietnam, 

South; Dominican Republic; Anns control and 

disarmament; Economic conditions; Technical 

assistance; Space programs; International coop- 

eration in science and technology; Holidays and 

observances; Nationalism; Communism and 

communist parties; East-West relations] 




6-0660: Address by Siseo before meeting of 

United Nations Association of USA 


226. LBJ 1. 

[Siseo, Joseph J.; Hammarskjold, Dag] 

6-0667: Address by Goldberg before World 

Conference on World Peace Through Law 

9/17/65. LBJ 2. 

[Roosevelt, Eleanor; Johnson, Lyndon B.; 


6-0674: Statement by Goldberg in Special 

Committee on Peacekeeping Operations 

8/16/65. LBJ 3. 


6-0680: Remarks of Johnson announcing 

Goldberg to be US ambassador to UN 

7/20/65. LBJ 4. 


6-0683: Text of speech by Caradon at 

meeting of ECOSOC 

7/15/65. LBJ 5. 

[Caradon, Lord] 

6-0696: Airgram from Geneva Mission to 


7/11/65. Geneva 1965/A-23. LBJ 6. 

[Gibson, William M.; U Thant] 



7/8/65. Geneva 1965/44. LBJ 7. 

[Tubby, Roger W.; Stevenson, Adlai] 

6-0719: Speech by Cleveland at concluding 

general session of 103rd annual convention 

of National Education Association: View 

from up there 

7/2/65. LBJ 8. 


6-0732: Excerpts from address by 

Cleveland at graduation dinner of Graduate 

School of International Affairs of Fletcher 

School of Law and Diplomacy, with note 

from Chase to Bundy 

6/4/65. LBJ 9. 

[Cleveland, Harlan; Chase, Gordon] 


Cleveland at graduation dinner of Graduate 

School of International Affairs of Fletcher 

School of Law and Diplomacy 


136. LBJ 10. 


6-0746: Address by Meeker at Bar 

Association of San Francisco, Law 

Day-USA Luncheon 


93. LBJ 11. 

[Meeker, Leonard C; Johnson, Lyndon B.] 


Harriman at twentieth anniversary of 

opening of San Francisco Conference, 

Truman Library 


83. LBJ 12. 

[Harriman, W. Averell; Truman, Harry] 

6-0757: White House press release, with 

United Nations Day 1965 proclamation by 

Johnson 

4/11/65. LBJ 13. 


6-0760: Message from Johnson to Senate, 

with transmittal note from Reedy to press 

4/6/65. LBJ 14. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Reedy, George E.] 

6-0766: Address by Cleveland before 

National Council of Jewish Women: Peace 

comes in parcels 

3/31/65. LBJ 15. 


6-0777: Address by Cleveland before open 

meeting of Experiment in International 

Living: Checks and balances in UN, with 

note from Phillips to Chase 

3/24/65. LBJ i 6, 17. 

[Phillips, J. Paul; Cleveland, Harlan; Rusk, 

Dean] 

6-0799: Address by Siseo at Dallas 

Regional Foreign Policy Conference at 

Southern Methodist University, with note 

from Siseo to Chase and note from Chase to 

Siseo 

3/8/65. LBJ 18. 


6-0810: Address by Siseo at Dallas 

Regional Foreign Policy Conference at 

Southern Methodist University 

2/26/65. LBJ 19. 




2/26/65. New York 1965/3412. LBJ 20. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; U Thant] 



2/25/65. New York 1965/3400. LBJ 21. 


6-0887 



7/28/65. New York 1965/2953. LBJ 22. 


6-0823: Statement by Stevenson in Plenary 

Session in General Debate, with transmittal 

note from Cleveland 


[Hammarskjold, Dag; Stevenson, Adlai; U 

Thant; Cleveland, Harlan] 

6-0835: Address by Cleveland to United 

Nations Association of USA: Evolution of 

rising responsibility, with transmittal note 

from Cleveland 




ii/30/64. LBJ 25. 



Rusk, with speech by Stevenson, and 

memorandum from Johnson to Bundy 

7Í/25/65. LBJ 26. 

[Bundy, McGeorge; Stevenson, Adlai; John- 

son, Charles E.; Webb, Ronald A.] 


Johnson, with speech by Stevenson 



6-0859: Draft of speech by Johnson 

10/24/64. LBJ 27. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Goldwater, Barry] 

6-0865: Remarks of Johnson on 19th 

anniversary of UN 

10/23/64. LBJ 28. 


6-0866: UN statement by Johnson, with 

transmittal note 

10/23/64. LBJ 29. 


6-0868: Revised draft of UN statement, 

with transmittal note from Cater to Moyers 

10/21/64. LBJ 30. 

[Cater, Douglass] 




1964/1181. LBJ 31. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Rusk, Dean] 


9/24/64. LBJ 32. 


6-0876: Address by Stevenson: Anatomy of 

world leadership 


[Ruml, Beardsley; Kennedy, John F.; Johnson, 

Lyndon B.; Stevenson, Adlai] 


Bundy, with draft of speech by Stevenson: 

Anatomy of world leadership 

4/J/64. S/S4960. LBJ 34. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Ruml, Beardsley; Kenne- 

dy, John F.; Johnson, Lyndon B.; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 



TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT 

CONFERENCE(UNCTAD) 

6-0908 to 6-1006 

Trade and development conference 

(UNCTAD) 

[U.N. Conference on Trade and Development; 

Soviet Union; Developing countries; Confer- 

ences; Foreign trade; Foreign economic rela- 

tions; Customs duties and tariffs; Capital 

investments; Foreign investments; Economic 

policies and plans; Commodities; Foreign assist- 

ance; Latin America] 





Johnson, with transmittal note 

5/30/64. Confidential. LBJ 1, 2, 2a. 

[Prebisch, Raul; Ball, George W.; Guevara, 

Che] 

6-0917: Telegram from Kaissouni to 

Johnson, with telegram from State Dept to 




[Kaissouni, Abdel Monem; Johnson, Lyndon 

BJ 

6-0920: Text of message from Johnson to 

UN Conference on Trade and Development, 

Geneva, Switzerland 

3/25/64. 



Bundy, with draft presidential message to 


3/20/64. S/S4388. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Ball, George W.] 


Johnson, with proposed presidential message 

to UNCTAD conference 

3/19/64. 

[Ball, George W.; Bundy, McGeorge] 


Johnson, with proposed presidential message 

to UNCTAD conference 

3/19/64. 

[Ball, George W.; Bundy, McGeorge] 

6-0931: Note to Bundy 

3/19/64. 


6-0932: UN Conference on Trade and 

Development: Special Report of CIA Office 

of Current Intelligence 

3/20/64. Secret. SC No. 00611/64A. LBJ 

5. 

[Prebisch, Raul] 

6-0939: Note from Smith to Bundy 

3/19/64. LBJ 6. 

[Smith, Bromley K.; Guevara, Che] 

6-0940: UNCTAD statement, with note 

from Read to Bundy 

5/79/64. LBJ 7. 

[Ball, George W.; Read, Benjamin H.] 

6-0975: Note from Brubeck to Bundy 

3/18/64. LBJ 8. 

[Brubeck, William H.; Ball, George WJ 

6-0976: Memorandum from Dungan for 

files 

3/11/64. LBJ 9. 


6-0977: Draft memorandum from Bundy to 

Rusk 



6-0978: Memorandum from Ball to Bundy, 

with note to Bundy 

3/3/64. LBJ 11. 


6-0980: UN Conference on Trade and 

Development (UNCTAD): Strategy paper 

2/24/64. 

[Prebisch, Raul] 


Dungan, with Annex I: Attitudes of Latin 

American countries toward issues to be 

raised at UN Conference on Trade and 

Development (UNCTAD) 

2/3/64. LBJ 13. 



6-0996: Memoranda from Dungan to 

Bundy 

2/26/64. LBJ 14. 


6-0997: Memorandum from Dungan to 

Ball 

2/J5/64. LB/75. 


6-0998: Draft strategy paper: UNCTAD, 

with transmittal note from Chase to Smith 

3/6/64. LBJ 16. 

[Prebisch, Raul; Chase, Gordon] 

UNCTAD, VOL. II, CABLES (A) 

6-1007 to 7-0141 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (A) 


Soviet Union; Developing countries; Confer- 

ences; U.N. resolutions; Foreign trade; Capital 

investments; Nigeria; Switzerland; General 

Agreement on Tariffs and Trade; Economic 

policies and plans; Commodities; Cocoa and 

chocolate; U.N. Economic and Social Council: 

Ghana; Australia; United Kingdom; Italy; 

Argentina; India; Technical assistance; Canada; 

East-West trade; Portugal; Trade agreements; 

U.N. Economic Commission for Europe; Organ- 

ization for Economic Cooperation and Develop- 

ment; Convention on Transit Trade of 

Land-Locked States; Center for Industrial 

Development] 






11/15/65. Geneva 1965/871. LBJ 1. 




11/12/65. New York 1965/1962. LBJ 2. 




11/3/65. New York 1965/1773. LBJ 3. 




11/3/65. New York 1965/1774. LBJ 4. 

[Beleoken, Jean-Baptiste; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



11/1/65. New York 1965/1686. LBJ 5. 

[Chammas, Souheil; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



10/30/65. New York 1965/1674. LBJ 6. 

[Prebisch, Raul; Beleoken, Jean-Baptiste; 




10/30/65. New York 1965/1675. LBJ 7. 

[Amjad, Ali Syed; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



10/30/65. New York 1965/1676. LBJ 8. 




10/29/65. New York 1965/1662. LBJ 9. 

[Prebisch, Raul; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 


Geneva Mission and Paris Embassy 

10/28/65. State 1965/713 (Geneva). State 

1965/265 (Paris). LBJ 10. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



10/28/65. New York 1965/1630. LBJ 11. 




10/27/65. New York 1965/1584. LBJ 12. 

[Wilmot, J. B.; Obayan, Mr.; Goldberg, Arthur 

J-] 


OECD 

10/27/65. State 1965/1852 (Paris). LBJ 

13. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York 

10/27/65. State 1965/993 (New York). 

LBJ 15.


[Rusk, Dean] 



10/26/65. New York 1965/1567. LBJ 16. 

[Yost, Charles W.; Wright, Nonny] 




1965/1037. LBJ 17. 

[Mbadiwe, K. O.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



10/22/65. New York 1965/1500. LBJ 18. 

[Caradon, Lord; Cvorovic, Mirceta; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 


Kingston Embassy 

10/22/65. State 1965/96 (Kingston). LBJ 

19. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



10/22/65. New York 1965/1525. LBJ 20. 

[Pridham, K. R. C; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



10/21/65. New York 1965/1465. LBJ 21. 



Embassy 

10/20/65. State 1965/238 (Paris). LBJ 22. 

[Prebisch, Raul; DelT-Oro Maini, Atilio; Rusk, 

Dean] 

6-1045: Telegram from Kingston Embassy 


10/20/65. Kingston 1965/144. LBJ 23. 

[Wynter, Mr.; Beale, Wilson T. M., Jr.] 

6-1046: Telegram from Accra Embassy to 


10/19/65. Confidential Accra 1965/326. 

LBJ 24. 

[Troxel, Oliver L.] 



10/18/65. Confidential Accra 1965/322. 

LBJ 25. 

[Troxel, Oliver L.] 



10/18/65. London 1965/1705. LBJ 26. 

[Bruce, David K. E.] 


USUN New York 

10/18/65. State 1965/881 (New York). 

LBJ 27. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



10/15/65. New York 1965/1362. LBJ 28. 

[Bruner, Guido; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



10/15/65. New York 1965/1368. LBJ 29. 

[Bannier, Jan P.; Deas, L. M; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 



10/14/65. New York 1965/1332. LBJ 30. 

[Bradley, Eduardo; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



10/13/65. New York 1965/1284. LBJ 31. 




10/12/65. New York 1965/1249. LBJ 32. 





1965/1180. LBJ 33. 



USUN New York and Paris Embassy 

10/8/65. State 1965/793 (New York). State 

1965/200 (Paris). LBJ 34. 



Addis Ababa Embassy 


(Addis Ababa). LBJ 36. 

[Tashoma, Haile-Mariam; Kotschnig, Walter; 

Ball, George W.] 



10/6/65. New York 1965/1134. LBJ 37. 

[Roosevelt, James; Hoffman, Paul G.; Yost, 

Charles W.] 



10/6/65. New York 1965/1126. LBJ 38. 

[Yost, Charles W.; Prebisch, Raul; White, Eric 

Wyndham; Hasnie, S. A.] 



70/5/65. New York 1965/1111. LBJ 39. 

[White, Eric Wyndham; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



10/5/65. New York 1965/1097. LBJ 40. 



USUN New York 


41. 

[Ball, George W.; Prebisch, Raul; White, Eric 

Wyndham; Hasnie, S. A.] 



10/4/65. New York 1965/1090. LBJ 42. 

[Hoffman, Paul G.; Abdel-Rahman, Ibrahim 

Helmi; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



70/4/65. New York 1965/1089. LBJ 43. 

[Prebisch, Raul; White, Eric Wyndham; 

Hasnie, S. A.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



10/4/65. New York 1965/1088. LBJ 44. 

[Forthomme, Pierre A.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 


USUN New York 


45. 

[Ball, George W.; Abdel-Rahman, Ibrahim 

Helmi; Kotschnig, Walter] 



10/1/65. New York 1965/1048. LBJ 46. 

[Pachachi, Adnan M.; Waldron-Ramsey, W. 

E.; Magombe, G. S.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



70/7/65. New York 1965/1045. LBJ 47. 




9/30/65. New York 1965/1028. LBJ 48. 

[Prebisch, Raul; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 


USUN New York 

9/30/65. Stufe 7965/68S (New York). LBJ 

49. 




9/29/65. New York 1965/996. LBJ 50. 

[Hoffman, Paul G.; Kotschnig, Walter; Gold- 




9/2S/65. New York 1965/980. LBJ 51. 

[White, Eric Wyndham; Abdel-Rahman, 

Ibrahim Helmi; Hoffman, Paul G.; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 



9/27/65. New York 1965/962. LBJ 52. 

[Goldschlag, Klaus; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



9/27/65. New York 1965/958. LBJ 53. 

[Abdel-Rahman, Ibrahim Helmi; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 

7-0041: Telegram from Lagos Embassy to 


9/25/65. Confidential Lagos 1965/417. 

LBJ 54. 

[Mathews, Elbert G.; Amachree, Godfrey K. 

J-] 

7-0042: Telegram from State'Dept to 

USUN New York 


55. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



9/20/65. Rome 1965/704. LBJ 56. 

[Bettini, Mr.; Reinhardt, G. Frederick] 





9/15/65. Geneva 1965/451. LBJ 57. 

[Sakellaropulo, M.; Tubby, Roger W.] 



9/15/65. Geneva 1965/450. LBJ 58. 

[Tubby, Roger W.; Prebisch, Raul] 



9/11/65. Geneva 1965/426. LBJ 59. 

[Tubby, Roger W.; Prebisch, Raul] 



9/4/65. Geneva 1965/401. LBJ 60. 

Uubby, Roger W.] 



9/3/65. State 1965/350 (Geneva). LBJ 61. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



9/1/65. Geneva 1965/383. LBJ 62. 




8/31/65. Geneva 1965/379. LBJ 63. 




8/28/65. Geneva 1965/3 72. LBJ 64. 

[Fleming, A. P.; Tubby, Roger W.] 




65. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



8/24/65. Geneva 1965/338. LBJ 66. 

[Prebisch, Raul; Tubby, Roger W.] 




67. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




68. 

[Rosa, Mr.; Rusk, Dean] 




69. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/314. LBJ 70. 

[Prebisch, Raul; Finger, Seymour M.; Plimp- 

ton, Francis T.] 

7-0068: Memorandum from Stibravy to 

Chase, with article from State Department 

Bulletin 

8/4/65. LBJ 71. 

[Stibravy, William J.] 




7/29/65. Geneva 1965/221. LBJ 72. 


7-0074: Airgram from Baghdad Embassy to 


7/24/65. Confidential. Baghdad 

1965/A-88. LBJ 73. 

[Lehmkuhl, Dik; Prohme, Rupert] 



7/23/65. Geneva 1965/166. LBJ 74. 



USUN New York 


75. 


7-0079: Telegram from State Dept to New 

Delhi, Lagos, Rio de Janeiro, and Mexico 

City Embassies 


(New Delhi). State 1965/133 (Lagos). State 

1965/124 (Rio de Janeiro). State 1965/172 

(Mexico City). LBJ 76. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



7/20/65. Geneva 1965/125. LBJ 77. 

[Tubby, Roger W.; Judd, Mr.] 




LBJ 78. 

[Tubby, Roger W.; Stanovnik, Janez; Prebisch, 

Raul] 



7/19/65. Geneva 1965/114. LBJ 79. 

[Judd, Mr.; Tubby, Roger W.] 



7/16/65. Geneva 1965/108. LBJ 80. 

[Tubby, Roger W.; White, Eric Wyndham; 

Kotschnig, Walter; MacLaren, Roy M.; 

Unwin, Keith; Blau, Clarence I.] 




81. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York and Geneva Mission 

7/15/65. State 1965/66 (New York). State 

1965/92 (Geneva). LBJ 82. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



7/13/65. Geneva 1965/82. LBJ 83. 

[Akwei, R. M.; Kambona, O. S.; Tabor, Hans 

R.; Osman Ali, S.; Stevenson, Adlai; Tubby, 

Roger W.] 



7/73/65. New York 1965/60. LBJ 84. 




7/9/65. Geneva 1965/50. LBJ 85. 

[Prebisch, Raul; White, Eric Wyndham; Blau, 

Gerda; Tubby, Roger W.] 




1965/5146. LBJ 86. 

[Wright, Nonny; White, Eric Wyndham; 

Pridham, K. R. C; Plimpton, Francis T.] 



6/23/65. New York 1965/5135. LBJ 87. 



USUN New York 

6/22/65. State 1965/3002 (New York). 

LBJ 88. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



6/27/65. Geneva 1965/3187. LBJ 89. 

[White, Erie Wyndham; Judd, Mr.; Gun- 

delach, Finn; Tubby, Roger W.] 



6/27/65. Peris 7965/7352. LBJ 90. 

[Brown, David] 



6/18/65. London 1965/92. LBJ 92. 

[Bruce, David K. E.] 



6/17/65. New York 1965/5064. LBJ 93. 



USUN New York 

6/17/65. State 1965/2970 (New York). 

LBJ 94. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



6/15/65. New York 1965/5020. LBJ 95. 



USUN New York 

6/75/65. State 1965/2944 (New York). 

LBJ 96. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



6/76/65. New York 1965/5046. LBJ 97. 

[Ingram, J. C; Stevenson, Adlai] 



6/14/65. New York 1965/5009. LBJ 98. 

[Viteri de la Huerta, J.; Forthomme, Pierre A.; 

Stevenson, Adlai]




6/74/65. New York 1965/5008. LBJ 99. 

[Wright, Nonny; Franzi, Mario; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 




1965/5005. LBJ 100. 





1965/5003. LBJ 101. 

[Wright, Nonny; Prebisch, Raul; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 



6/74/65. Geneva 1965/3170. LBJ 102. 

[Tubby, Roger W.; Hasnie, S. A.] 


USUN New York 

6/14/65. State 1965/2931 (New York). 

LBJ 103. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York 

6/J4/65. State 1965/2928 (New York). 

LBJ 104. 

[Zagari, Mario; Rusk, Dean] 



6/11/65. New York 1965/4980. LBJ 105. 

[Mallet, Mr.; Viaud, Maurice; Prebisch, Raul; 

Stevenson, Adlai; Seynes, Philippe de] 




1965/4973. LBJ 106. 

[Prebisch, Raul; Stanovnik, Janez; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 



6/U/65. New York 1965/4971. LBJ 107. 

[Prebisch, Raul; Stevenson, Adlai] 



6/JÍ/65. New York 1965/4970. LBJ 108. 

[Frank, Isaiah; Prebisch, Raul; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 



6/9/65. New York 1965/4924. LBJ 109. 

[Viaud, Maurice; Stevenson, Adlai] 



6/Í/65. JVew York 1965/4915. LBJ 110. 




6/5/65. New York 1965/4912. LBJ 111. 




6/8/65. iVew York 1965/4910. LBJ 112. 

[Ingram, J. C; Stevenson, Adlai] 



6/7/65. New York 1965/4891. LBJ 113. 

[Hakim, Georges; Waldron-Ramsey, W. E.; 




6/4/65. New York 1965/4854. LBJ 114. 

[Viaud, Maurice; Plimpton, Francis T.] 



6/3/65. New York 1965/4834. LBJ 115. 

[Judd, Mr.; Stevenson, Adlai] 


USUN New York 


116. 

[Judd, Mr.; Rusk, Dean] 



6/7/65. New York 1965/4778. LBJ 117. 




5/28/65. New York 1965/4754. LBJ 118. 


UNCTAD, VOL. II, CABLES (B) 

7-0142 to 7-0389 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (B) 


Philippines; Developing countries; Foreign eco- 

nomic relations; Australia; Technical assistance; 

U.N. Economic and Social Council; U.N. 

resolutions; United Kingdom; Portugal; Political 

attitudes; Commodities; General Agreement on 

Tariffs and Trade; France; Customs duties and 

tarifls; Foreign trade; Sweden; U.N. finances; 

Soviet Union; Economic policies and plans; 

Organization for Economic Cooperation and 

Development; Latin America; East-West trade; 

Trade agreements; Switzerland; Ships and 

shipping; U.N. Economic Commission for 

Europe; Tin and tin industry; Cocoa and 

chocolate; Malaysia; Indonesia; Southern 

Rhodesia; Center for Industrial Development; 

Committee for Industrial Development] 



5/23/65. New York 1965/4753. LBJ 119. 




5/27/65. New York 1965/4727. LBJ 120. 

[Chudson, Mr.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4726. LBJ 121. 

[Seynes, Philippe de; Waldron-Ramsey, W. E.; 




5/27/65. New York 1965/4717. LBJ 122. 

[Matsui, Sachichiro; Stevenson, Adlai] 


Embassy 

5/27/65. State 1965/1065 (Paris). LBJ 

123. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



5/26/65. JVew York ¡965/4707. LBJ 124. 




5/26/65. JVew York 1965/4700. LBJ 125. 



USUN New York 

5/26/65. State 7965/2789 (New York). 

LBJ 126. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



5/25/65. JVew York 1965/4685. LBJ 127. 




5/25/65. JVew York 1965/4683. LBJ 129. 




5/25/65. JVew York 1965/4682. LBJ 130. 




5/25/65. JVew York 1965/4681. LBJ 131. 




5/25/65. JVew York 1965/4680. LBJ 132. 

[White, Eric Wyndham; Stevenson, Adlai] 



5/25/65. JVew York 1965/4671. LBJ 133. 




5/25/65. New York 1965/4664. LBJ 134. 




5/25/65. JVew York 1965/4663. LBJ 135. 



USUN New York 

5/25/65. State 7965/2784 (New York). 

LBJ 136. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



5/24/65. JVew York 1965/4653. LBJ 137. 




5/24/65. JVew York 1965/4651. LBJ 138. 


7-0175 

[Grigoriev, Mr.; Stevenson, Adlai] 



J/24/6J. New York 1965/4650. LBJ 139. 

[Kudryavtsev, E. V.; Stevenson, Adlai] 



5/24/65. New York 1965/4649. LBJ 140. 




5/21/65. New York 1965/4631. LBJ 141. 

[Abdel-Rahman, Ibrahim Helmi; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 



5/21/65. New York 1965/4629. LBJ 142. 

[Swaminathan, T.; Stevenson, Adlai] 



5/2;/65. New York 1965/4626. LBJ 143. 




5/21/65. New York 1965/4625. LBJ 144. 




5/21/65. New York 1965/4622. LBJ 145. 




5/20/65. London 1965/5611. LBJ 146. 

[Bnice, David K. E.; Powell-Jones, J. E.] 


Canberra Embassy 

5/20/65. State 1965/1013 (Canberra). LBJ 

147. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



5/79/65. New York 1965/4588. LBJ 148. 




5/19/65. New York 1965/4586. LBJ 149. 




5/79/65. New York 1965/4580. LBJ 150. 

[Grigoriev, Mr.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




LBJ 151. 

[Leddy, John] 


USUN New York, USOECD, and London, 

Paris, and Lisbon Embassies 

5/79/65. State 1965/2729 (New York). 

State 1965/7382 (London). State 

1965/6005 (Paris). State 1965/646 

(Lisbon). LBJ 152. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




5/7S/65. New York 1965/4569. LBJ 153. 




5/78/65. New York 1965/4560. LBJ 154. 




5/78/65. New York 1965/4559. LBJ 155. 

[Schejbal, D.; Stevenson, Adlai] 



5/78/65. New York 1965/4558. LBJ 756. 




5/77/65. New York 1965/4536. LBJ 157. 




5/77/65. New York 1965/4535. LBJ 158. 

[Coomaraswamy, E. R. S. R.; Owen, David; 




5/77/65. New York 1965/4534. LBJ 159. 

[Ahmad, Rafee-uddin; Stevenson, Adlai; 

DeU'-Oro Maini, Atilio] 



5/77/65. New York 1965/4533. LBJ 160. 

[Beleoken, Jean-Baptiste; DeU'-Oro Maini, 

Atilio; Stevenson, Adlai] 



5/77/65. New York 1965/4524. LBJ 161. 


7-0210: Telegram from Mexico City 


5/77/65. Mexico 1965/2766. LBJ 162. 

[Boonstra, Clarence A.] 



5/73/65. Paris 1965/1203. LBJ 165. 

[Leddy, John; Dudley, Alan] 



5/8/65. Geneva 1965/1750. LBJ 166. 



USUN New York 


167. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



5/6/65. New York 1965/4387. LBJ 168. 




5/6/65. New York 1965/4382. LBJ 169. 


[Fernandez, Lorenzo; Stevenson, Adlai] 

7-0219: Telegram from Lisbon Embassy to 


5/6/65. Lisbon 1965/715. LBJ 170. 

[Anderson, George W., Jr.] 


USUN New York 


171. 

[Swaminathan, T.; Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York 

5/6/65. State 7965/2627 fJVeiv York). LBJ 

172. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



5/5/65. New York 1965/4369. LBJ 173. 

[Dell'-Oro Maini, Atilio; Forshell, Per Olaf; 

Greenwald, Joseph A.; Stevenson, Adlai] 



5/5/65. New York 1965/4363. LBJ 174. 

[Viaud, Maurice; Schachter, Oscar; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 



5/4/65. New York 1965/4350. LBJ 175. 



USUN New York 


176. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/4329. LBJ 177. 

[Ortiz Sanz, Fernando; Stevenson, Adlai] 



5/3/65. TVew Yorfc 7965/4327. LBJ 178. 



USUN New York 


179. 

[McClung, V. H.; Danieli, A. B. C; Rusk, 

Dean] 



5/7/65. New York 1965/4321. LBJ 180. 

[Waldron-Ramsey, W. E.; Amjad, Ali Syed; 

Forthomme, Pierre A.; Stevenson, Adlai] 



5/7/65. New York 1965/4320. LBJ 181. 




5/7/65. New York 1965/4318. LBJ 182. 




4/30/65. New York 1965/4296. LBJ 183.





4/50/65. New York 1965/4295. LBJ 184. 




4/30/65. JVeu- York 1965/4291. LBJ 185. 




4/30/65. New York 1965/4288. LBJ 186. 




4/30/65. New York 1965/4287. LBJ 187. 




4/30/65. New York 1965/4286. LBJ 188. 

[Prebisch, Raul; DelT-Oro Maini, Atilio; Blau, 

Clarence I.; Stevenson, Adlai] 

7-0250: Telegram from Bern Embassy to 


4/30/65. Bern 1965/625. LBJ 189. 

[Kellermann, Henry J.] 



4/29/65. New York 1965/4275. LBJ 190. 




4/29/65. New York 1965/4270. LBJ 191. 




4/2S/65. New York 1965/4267. LBJ 192. 

[McLaughlin, Drew; Stevenson, Adlai] 



4/28/65. New York 1965/4266. LBJ 193. 




4/2S/65. New York 1965/4264. LBJ 194. 




4/28/65. New York 1965/4255. LBJ 195. 




4/28/65. New York 1965/4254. LBJ 196. 




4/27/65. New York 1965/4244. LBJ 197. 




4/27/65. New York 1965/4241. LBJ 198. 

[Ojala, Eric Mervyn; Prebisch, Raul; Steven- 

son, Adlai] 



4/27/65. New York 1965/4235. LBJ 199. 


7-027'4: Telegram from USUN New York 


4/27/65. New York 1965/4232. LBJ 200. 



Embassy 

4/27/65. State 1965/956 (Paris). LBJ 201. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



4/26/65. Paris 1965/1134. LBJ 202. 

[Languetin, Pierre] 



4/24/65. New York 1965/4217. LBJ 203. 

[Viaud, Maurice; Stevenson, Adlai] 



4/24/65. New York 1965/4218. LBJ 204. 




4/24/65. Geneva 1965/1667. LBJ 205. 




4/24/65. Geneva 1965/1666. LBJ 206. 





LBJ 207. 

[Spinelli, Pier P.; Tubby, Roger W.] 



4/23/65. New York 1965/4211. LBJ 208. 




4/23/65. New York 1965/4203. LBJ 209. 




4/23/65. New York 1965/4194. LBJ 210. 



USUN New York, Geneva Mission, and 

Paris Embassy 

4/23/65. Secret. State 1965/CA-11311. 

LBJ 211. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



4/21/65. New York 1965/4170. LBJ 212. 




4/21/65. New York 1965/4168. LBJ 213. 

[Franzi, Mario; Amjad, Ali Syed; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 



4/2Í/65. Geneva 1965/3004. LBJ 214. 




4/20/65. New York 1965/4148. LBJ 215. 

[Prebisch, Raul; Viaud, Maurice; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 



4/79/65. New York 1965/4135. LBJ 216. 





1965/4131. LBJ 217. 

[Ortiz Sanz, Fernando; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4084. LBJ 218. 



USUN New York 

4/.Z6/65. State 1965/2472 (New York). 

LBJ 219, 220. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



4/15/65. New York 1965/4102. LBJ 221. 




4/75/65. New York 1965/4101. LBJ 222. 

[Hakim, Georges; Malecela, John S; Modr- 

zewski, Franciszek; Ortiz Sanz, Fernando; 

Tabor, Hans R.; Mandi, Mr.; Razafindrabe, 

Armand; Grinspun, Bernard; Nyerges, Janos; 

Endeshaw, Bekelle; Cappelen, Johan; Steven- 

son, Adlai] 



4/15/65. New York 1965/4100. LBJ 223. 

[Trezise, Phillip H.; Blau, Clarence I.; Jolies, 

Paul R.; Stevenson, Adlai; Prebisch, Raul] 




1965/4096. LBJ 224. 

[Sediono, Surjo; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4087. LBJ 225. 

[Barnes, Nathan; Yost, Charles W.; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 



4/15/65. New York 1965/4082. LBJ 226. 

[Hakim, Georges; Stevenson, Adlai] 



4/75/65. New York 1965/4075. LBJ 227. 





USUN New York 



[Wong, Martin; Rusk, Dean] 



4/14/65. New York 1965/4074. LBJ 229. 




4/14/65. New York 1965/4060. LBJ 230. 

[Nyerges, Janos; Jolies, Paul R.; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 



4/14/65. New York 1965/4059. LBJ 231. 



USUN New York 

4/14/65. State 1965/2456 (New York). 

LBJ 232. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




233. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



4/13/65. New York 1965/4048. LBJ 234. 




4/13/65. New York 1965/4047. LBJ 235. 




4/13/65. New York 1965/4041. LBJ 236. 




4/13/65. New York 1965/4040. LBJ 237. 




4/13/65. New York 1965/4038. LBJ 238. 

[Tretyakov, K. G.; Stevenson, Adlai] 



4/13/65. New York 1965/4036. LBJ 239. 

[Tretyakov, K. G.; Stevenson, Adlai] 



4/12/65. New York 1965/4032. LBJ 240. 





1965/4031. LBJ 241. 




4/12/65. New York 1965/4019. LBJ 242. 

[Trezise, Phillip H.; Lall, K. B.; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 



4/12/65. New York 1965/4017. LBJ 243. 

[Sham, Donald; Silva, Patricio; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 



4/9/65. New York 1965/4012. LBJ 244. 

[Trezise, Phillip H.; Unwin, Keith; Prebisch, 

Raul; Stevenson, Adlai] 



4/9/65. New York 1965/4011. LBJ 245. 





1965/3995. LBJ 246. 



USUN New York 


247. 






1965/3993. LBJ 248. 




4/5/65. New York 1965/3992. LBJ 249. 




4/5/65. Geneva 1965/1569. LBJ 250. 


7-0364: Telegram from State Dept to San 

Jose Embassy 

4/5/65. State 1965/416 (San Jose). LBJ 

251. 




4/7/65. New York 1965/3972. LBJ 252. 

[Lall, K. B.; Stevenson, Adlai] 


USUN New York 

4/7/65. Stare 1965/2405 (New York). LBJ 

253. 




4/6/65. New York 1965/3946. LBJ 254. 




4/6/65. New York 1965/3945. LBJ 255. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Prebisch, Raul] 



4/6/65. New York 1965/3944. LBJ 256. 

[Trezise, Phillip H.; Prebisch, Raul; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 



4/5/65. New York 1965/3933. LBJ 257. 

[Hakim, Georges; Prebisch, Raul; Amjad, Ali 

Syed; Plimpton, Francis T.] 



4/5/65. New York 1965/3931. LBJ 258. 

[Golt, Sidney; Plimpton, Francis T.] 



4/2/65. New York 1965/3917. LBJ 259. 

[Hakim, Georges; Stevenson, Adlai] 



4/2/65. New York 1965/3903. LBJ 260. 



USUN New York 


261. 

[Yeo, Mr.; Rusk, Dean] 



4/J/65. New York 1965/3891. LBJ 262. 

[Mallet, Mr.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/3890. LBJ 263. 

[Unwin, Keith; Hakim, Georges; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 



4/1/65. New York 1965/3877. LBJ 264. 

[Yeo, Mr.; Stevenson, Adlai] 

7-0388: Telegram from Montevideo 


4/1/65. Confidential Montevideo 

1965/917. LBJ 265. 

[Aguirre, Aureliano; Briggs, William T.] 


USUN New York 

4/7/65. Stare J965/2354 (New York). LBJ 

266. 

[Trezise, Phillip H.; Prebisch, Raul] 

U.S. REPRESENTATIVES AT UN, 

DECEMBER 1963 THROUGH AUGUST 

1965 

7-0390 to 7-0512 

U.S. representatires at UN, 12/63 through 

8/65 

[Press; Israel; Africa; U.N. International Chil- 

dren's Emergency Fund; Diplomatic and consu- 

lar service; Directories; U.N. Educational, 

Scientific, and Cultural Organization; Public 

relations activities; Travel; Nuclear power 

plants]





7-0395: Airgram circular from AID to AID 

directors and deputy directors 

8/25/65. LBJ2. 





1965/400. LBJ4. 

[Garin, Vasco Vieira; Plimpton, Francis T.; 





1965/361. LBJ5. 

[Freedman, Benjamin H.; Plimpton, Francis 

T.] 



8/6/65. New York 1965/281. LBJ 6. 





LBJ 7. 

[Mourad, Mr.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




LBJ 8. 

[Hilmy, Amin, II; Plimpton, Francis T.; Botha, 

M. I.] 


Middle East Embassies 



[Kamel, Mostafa; Hilmy, Amin, II; Rusk, 

Dean; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




LBJ 10. 

[De Finies, Jaime; Plimpton, Francis T.; 


7-0405: Airgram from Baghdad Embassy to 


7/31/65. Confidential Baghdad 

1965/A-n5. LBJ 11. 

[Khalaf, Kadhim; Goldberg, Arthur J.; Strong, 

Robert C] 

7-0407: Airgram from Beirut Embassy to 


7/30/65. Beirut 1965/A-55. LBJ 12. 

[Lilienthal, Alfred; Goldberg, Arthur J.; Mak, 

Dayton S.j 

7-0409: Letter from Johnson to U Thant 

7/28/65. LBJ 13. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; U Thant; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 

7-0410: Telegram from Rabat Embassy to 


7/28/65. Confidential Rabat 1965/75. 

LBJ 14. 

[Tasca, Henry J.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 


Amman Embassy 


(Amman). LBJ 15. 

[Ball, George W.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



7/23/65. New York 1965/144. LBJ 16. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 


Middle East Embassies 

7/23/65. State 1965/CA-856. LBJ 17. 

[Williams, G. Mennen; Goldberg, Arthur J.; 

Rusk, Dean] 


Bundy 

7/22/65. LBJ 78. 

[Chase, Gordon; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 

7-0418: Havana domestic radio service 

report 

7/27/65. LBJ 19. 





[Goldberg, Arthur J.; Rusk, Dean] 

7-0422: White House press release: 

Nomination sent to Senate on July 20, 1965 

7/20/65. LBJ 22. 


7-0423: Remarks of Johnson announcing 

Goldberg to be US ambassador to UN 

7/20/65. LBJ 23. 



USUN New York 


24. 

[MacFarquhar, Alexander; Abdel-Rahman, 

Ibrahim Helmi; Ball, George W.] 



3/8/65. New York 1965/3530. LBJ 25. 

[Labouisse, Henry R.; Stevenson, Adlai] 


Athens Embassy 

3/8/65. State 1965/1127 (Athens). LBJ 26. 

[Labouisse, Henry R.; Johnson, Lyndon B.; 

Rusk, Dean] 


Athens Embassy 

3/8/65. State 1965/1126 (Athens). LBJ 27. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



2/75/65. Geneva 1965/1305. LBJ 28. 

[Gibson, William M.; Candau, M. G.; Hum- 

phrey, Hubert H.] 

7-0435: Delegates to 19th UNGA 

72/J/64. Confidential LBJ 29. 


77/23/64. LBJ 30. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Johnson, Lyndon B.; Rusk, 

Dean] 

7-0446: Memorandum from Valenti to 

Bundy, with drafts of press release, letter 

from Johnson to Stevenson, letter from 

Stevenson to Johnson, and memorandum 

from Read to Bundy 

70/37/64. LBJ 31. 

[Valenti, Jack; Stevenson, Adlai; Johnson, 

Lyndon B.; Read, Benjamin H.; Siseo, Joseph 

J] 

7-0453: Draft speech 

70/28/64. LBJ 32. 

[Goldwater, Barry] 


USUN New York 



[Gilpatric, Roswell; Rusk, Dean] 


70/77/64. LBJ 34. 

[Benton, William; Branscomb, Harvie] 

7-0459: Message from Johnson to 13th 

session of UNESCO General Conference, 

with note from Belk to Smith, and 

memorandum from Read to Bundy 

70/72/64. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Read, Benjamin H.; Johnson, 

Lyndon B.] 


8/20/64. LBJ 35. 


7-0466: Memorandum from Greenfield to 

Bundy, with draft voluntary statement by 

Johnson 

8/79/64. 

[Greenfield, James L.; Johnson, Lyndon B.] 

7-0470: Message from Johnson to Congress 

8/20/64. LBJ 36. 

[Kennedy, John F.; Johnson, Lyndon B.; 



Bundy 

8/77/64. LBJ 38. 

[Hilliker, Grant G.] 

7-0474: Memorandum and transmittal 

letter from Rusk to Johnson, with suggested 

transmittal letter from Johnson to Congress 

7/76/64. LBJ 39. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Rusk, Dean; Kennedy, 

John F.; Stevenson, Adlai] 



7/8/64. JVew York 1965/64. LBJ 40. 



6/27/64. LBJ 47. 



6/22/64. S/S9225. LBJ 43. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Benton, William; Khrush- 

chev, Nikita S.] 


6/22/64. LBJ 44. 


7-0489 

[Chase, Gordon; Benton, William] 



[Chase, Gordon; Benton, William] 

7-0491: Memoranda from Chase to Bundy, 

Bundy to Valenti, and Rusk to Johnson 


[Chase, Gordon; Benton, William; Bundy, 

McGeorge; Rusk, Dean] 

7-0494: Note from Chase to Belk, with 

memorandum from Read to Bundy 

6/12/64. LBJ 47. 

[Chase, Gordon; Benton, William; Read, 

Benjamin H.] 

7-0496: Note from Reedy to Johnson, with 

memorandum from Read to Bundy, and 

White House statement 

5/2/64. LBJ 48. 

[Reedy, George E.; Read, Benjamin H.; 

Williams, G. Mennen] 

7-0499: Memorandum from Stevenson to 

Johnson 

4/16/64. LBJ 49. 



Secretary of State, with note from Kennedy 

to Bundy 

4/7/64. Paris 1964/1408. LBJ 50. 

[Kennedy, David M.; Durbrow, Tom] 

7-0501: Letter from Young to Johnson 

3/18/64. LBJ 51. 

[Young, Kenneth T.] 

7-0502: Memorandum from Moyers to 

Johnson, with letter from Rusk to Bingham 

3/11/64. LBJ 52. 

[Moyers, Bill; Bingham, Jack; Rusk, Dean] 

7-0504: Note from Belk to Bundy, with 

letter from Stevenson to Johnson, and 

memorandum from Belk to Carpenter 

2/3/64. LBJ 53. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; Johnson, Lyndon B.; 

Stevenson, Adlai; Fritchey, Clayton] 

7-0507: Letter from Stevenson to Johnson 

1/23/64. LBJ 54. 



Valenti 

J/8/64. LBJ 55. 

[Bingham, Jack; Bundy, McGeorge] 


Vienna Embassy 

12/6/63. State 1963/1685 (Vienna). LBJ 

56. 

[Eisenhower, Dwight D.; Johnson, Lyndon B.; 

Kennedy, John F.; Rusk, Dean] 

7-0512: Transcript of President-elect John 

F. Kennedy's press conference 12/8/60 

12/9/60. LBJ 57. 

[Kennedy, John F.; Stevenson, Adlai] 


U THANT VISIT, AUGUST 6, 1964 

7-0513 to 7-0687 

U Thant visit, 8/6/64 

[State visits; U.N. finances; East-West relations; 

Soviet Union; Public relations activities; South- 

east Asia] 





USUN New York 

8/J3/64. Confidential. State 1964/377 


[Ho Chi Minh; U Thant; Khrushchev, Nikita 

S.; Makarios, Archbishop; Nasser, Gamal 

Abdel; Cleveland, Harlan; Sunche, Ralph J.; 

Rusk, Dean] 


Johnson 

8/S/64. LBJ 5. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; U Thant; Bundy, 

McGeorge] 


Johnson 

8/5/64. LBJ 6. 

[U Thant; Bundy, McGeorge] 


Belk to Johnson 


[Belk, Samuel E.; Bundy, McGeorge; U Thant] 

7-0527: Memorandum from Belk to 

Valenti, with program for president during 

welcoming ceremonies for U Thant 

8/5/64. LBJ 8. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; U Thant; Johnson, Lyndon 

B.] 


8/5/64. LBJ 9. 


7-0531: Memorandum from Belk to 

Johnson 

8/4/64. Confidential. LBJ 9a. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; De Gaulle, Charles; 

Khrushchev, Nikita S.; U Thant; Makarios, 

Archbishop; Stevenson, Adlai] 

7-0534: Visit of U.N. Secretary-General U 

Thant to Washington, Aug. 6-7, 1964: Index 

[rud.]. LBJ 10. 


Johnson 

[n.d.]. LBJ 10a-10b. 

[Khrushchev, Nikita S.; De Gaulle, Charles; U 

Thant; Rusk, Dean; Stevenson, Adlai] 

7-0542: Bio-data: U Thant, Secretary 

General of UN 

[tud.]. LBJ 10c. 

[U Thant] 

7-0544: Bio-data: Ralph Bunche, Under 

Secretary, UN 

[n.d.]. LBJ lOd 

[Bunche, Ralph J.] 

7-0547: Schedule for UN Secretary 

General's visit, Aug. 6-7, 1964 

[n.d.]. LBJ lOe. 

[U Thant] 


7-0551: U Thant visit: Suggested list of 

those to be invited to welcoming ceremonies 

in Rose Garden at White House 

[n.d.]. LBJ 1 Of. 

7-0557: Draft welcoming statement for 

President 

[n.d.]. LBJ 10g. 


7-0561: Draft: President's toast at dinner 

for U Thant 

[n.d]. LBJ 1 Oh. 


7-0564: Personal items: UN Secretary 

General U Thant 

[n.d.]. LBJ lOi. 

[U Thant] 

7-0566: Note from Read to Bundy, with 

biographies of U Thant and Bunche 

8/5/64. Confidential S/S 11324. LBJ 11, 

11a, lib. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; U Thant; Bunche, Ralph 

JJ 


Bundy, with U Thant visit: Suggested lists of 



7/30/64. S/S 11068. LBJ 12. 



Bundy, with proposed schedule for U Thant 

visit to Washington, and draft welcoming 

statement and toast by Johnson 

8/3/64. LBJJ3. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; U Thant; Johnson, 

Lyndon B.] 




7-0586: Visit of U.N. Secretary-General U 

Thant to Washington, Aug. 6-7, 1964: Index 

[n.d.]. LBJ 15a. 


Johnson 

[n.d.]. LBJ 15b, 15c. 

[Khrushchev, Nikita S.; De Gaulle, Charles; U 

Thant; Rusk, Dean; Stevenson, Adlai] 

7-0594: Bio-data: U Thant, Secretary 

General of UN 

[n.d.]. LBJ 15d. 

[U Thant] 

7-0596: Bio-data: Ralph Bunche, Under 

Secretary, UN 

[n.d.]. 

[Bunche, Ralph J.] 

7-0600: Schedule for UN SecreUry 

General's visit, Aug. 6-7, 1964 

[tud.]. 

[U Thant] 

7-0604: U Thant visit: Suggested list of 



[n.d].


7-0610: Draft welcoming statement for 

President 

[n.d.]. 


7-0614: Draft: President's toast at dinner 

for U Thant 

[rud.]. 


7-0617: Personal items: UN Secretary 

General U Thant 

[n.d.]. 

[U Thant] 

7-0618: Suggested remarks for welcoming 

statement on U Thant arrival, with arrival 

arrangements at White House 

8/6/64. LBJ 16. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; U Thant] 

7-0633: Note from Belk to Smith, with 

memorandum from Belk to Johnson 


[U Thant; De Gaulle, Charles; Khrushchev, 

Nikita S.; Makarios, Archbishop; Stevenson, 

Adlai; Belk, Samuel E.] 

7-0637: Program for visit to Washington, 

D.C. of His Excellency U Thant, Secretary 

General of UN 


353. LBJ 19. 

[U Thant] 


Bundy, with White House draft press release 

8/3/64. LBJ 20. 



Bundy, with fact sheet on U Thant 

8/3/64. LBJ 22. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Johnson, Lady Bird; U 

Thant] 


Belk to Valenti, with suggested list of those 

to be invited to welcoming ceremonies in 

Rose Garden at White House 

7/31/64. LBJ 23. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Bundy, McGeorge; 

Belk, Samuel E.; U Thant] 


Bundy, with suggested list of those to be 

invited to U Thant welcoming ceremonies in 

Rose Garden at White House 

7/30/64. LBJ 25. 


7-0661: Memorandum from Hogan to 

Jackson 

7/50/64. LBJ 26. 

[Hogan, Nanci] 





Valenti 


[Chase, Gordon; U Thant; Johnson, Lyndon 

B.] 


Johnson, with proposed Washington 

schedule for UN Secretary-General 



7-0668: Memorandum from Belk to Abell 

7/24/64. LBJ 29. 

[U Thant; Belk, Samuel E.] 


Bundy, with draft press release 

7/24/64. LBJ 30. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; U Thant] 


7/24/64. LBJ 31. 

[Belk, Samuel E.; U Thant] 


Valenti 


[Chase, Gordon; U Thant] 












7/21/64. LBJ 34. 

[U Thant; Belk, Samuel E.] 





Valenti 




Johnson 




USUN New York 

6/23/64. State 1964/3390 (New York). 

LBJ 38. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


6/23/64. LBJ 39. 


U Thant/President's Correspondence 

7-0688 to 7-0694 

U Thant/President's Correspondence 

LBJ 40. 

[Personal letters and papers] 

7-0689: Telegram from U Thant to 

Johnson and suggested reply, with 

transmittal notes from Bundy to Read, and 

McCafferty to Telegraph Section 

8/12/64. LBJ 41-43. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; McCafferty, Arthur; 

Bundy, McGeorge; U Thant] 


Johnson 

8/11/64. LBJ 44. 


7-0693: Telegram from U Thant to 

Johnson and suggested reply 

8/12/64. LBJ 45. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; U Thant; Bundy, 

McGeorge] 

LBJ/U Thant MemCon, August 6, 1964 

7-0695 to 7-0700 

LBJ/U Thant MemCon, 8/6/64 

LBJ 46. 

[Southeast Asia; China, People's Republic; 

Political conditions] 


8/10/64. Confidential S/S 11501. LBJ 

47. 



between Johnson and U Thant 


[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Ho Chi Minh; U Thant; 

Bundy, McGeorge] 

VIETNAM, MAY 1964 THROUGH 

NOVEMBER 1965 

7-0701 to 7-1044 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 

[Vietnam, South; Vietnam, North; Personal 

letters and papers; China, People's Republic; 

Negotiations; Southeast Asia; Laos; U.N. peace- 

keeping operations; Gulf of Tonkin; Military 

assistance; U.N. Charter; Foreign assistance; 

U.N. Security Council; Viet Cong; Aerial 

bombing and strafing; Troop movements; Na- 

tional Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam; 

Cambodia; Hungary; Press; International Con- 

trol Commission; Canada; Yugoslavia; U.N. 

resolutions; East-West relations; Egypt; Soviet 

Union; Terrorism; Public relations activities; 

Diplomatic and consular service; Conferences; 

Infiltration; Communism and communist parties; 

U.N. Special Committee on Peace-keeping 

Operations; Demonstrations and protests; Non- 

aligned nations; Geneva Accords; Defense 

expenditures; Chemical and biological warfare; 

Mekong River; Water resources development; 

Japan; Military weapons; World Veterans' 

Federation; Mekong Coordinating Committee] 




7-0712: White House press release: Text of 

letter to President from his excellency U 

Thant 

7/29/65. LBJ1. 


7-0713: White House press release: Text of 

letter from President to his excellency U 

Thant 

7/25/65. LBJ 2. 





Moyers, with letter from Johnson to U 

Thant 

7/25/65. LBJ 3. 

[Chase, Gordon; Johnson, Lyndon B.; U 

Thant] 


Rusk, McNamara, Ball, and Bundy 

7/26/65. LBJ 4. 

[Bundy, William P.] 


Bundy, with paper on UN involvement in 

Viet-Nam 

6/15/65. LBJ 5. 

[Hilliker, Grant G.] 


Rusk, Ball, Bundy, Greenfield, and 

MacArthur 

3/17/65. LBJ 6. 


7-0730: Note from Read to Smith, with 

letter from Stevenson to Seydoux 

2/7/65. LBJ 7. 

[Read, Benjamin H.; Stevenson, Adlai] 



11/12/65. Confidential. Saigon 

1965/1689. LBJ 8. 

[Lodge, Henry Cabot; Thinh, Mr.] 




LBJ 9. 

[Lodge, Henry Cabot] 



11/7/65. Confidential Bangkok 

1965/A-427. LBJ 10. 

[Tito, Josip Broz; Sihanouk, Norodom; Tran 

Buu Kiem; Orwick, Dana] 

7-0740: Airgram from Budapest Embassy 


10/24/65. Budapest 1965/A-241. LBJ 11. 

[Peter, Janos; Tims, Richard W.] 


Saigon Embassy 

10/23/65. State 1965/1107 (Saigon). LBJ 

12. 

[Vu Van Thai; Rusk, Dean] 



70/20/65. Confidential Saigon 

1965/1353. LBJ 13. 14. 





1965/1292. LBJ 15. 

[Nguyen Duy Lien; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




LBJ 16. 


[Souvanna Phouma; Sisouk, Na Champassak; 

Chen Yi; Sihanouk, Norodom; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 



70/22/65. State 1965/1007 (Saigon). LBJ 

17. 

[Peter, Janos; Rusk, Dean] 




1965/1160. LBJ 18. 

[Peter, Janos; Goldberg, Arthur J.; Gaspari, 

Dusan] 



20/S/65. Confidential. Saigon 1965/1211. 

LBJ 19. 





1965/1204. LBJ 20. 

[Nilsson, Torsten; Ravne, Per; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 



20/S/65. New York 1965/1179. LBJ 21. 

[Stewart, Michael; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




LBJ 23. 




10/1/65. Secret. New York 1965/20. LBJ 

24. 

[Riad, Mohamoud; Gromyko, Andrei A.; 

Rusk, Dean; Kamel, Mostafa] 




1965/1019. LBJ 25. 

[Nikezic, Marko; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/1000. LBJ 26. 

[Nilsson, Torsten; Astrom, Sverker C; Gold- 





LBJ 27. 





1965/951. LBJ 28. 

[Ngo The Vy; Nguyen Duy Lien; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.] 

7-0768: Airgram from Nouakchott 


9/25/65. Confidential Nouakchott 

1965/A-58. LBJ 29. 

[Kharshy, Mohammed Abdellahi Ould; Lewis, 

Geoffrey W.] 



9/25/65. Moscow 1965/1024. LBJ 30. 


7-0770: Telegram from Santo Domingo 


9/24/65. Confidential Santo Domingo 

1965/798. LBJ 31. 

[Padilla, Mr.; Rodriguez, Jose Ramon; Ben- 

nett, W. Tapley, Jr.] 




1965/907. LBJ 32. 

[Ngo The Vy; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 

7-0772: Telegram from Port au Prince 


9/17/65. Confidential Port au Prince 

1965/166. LBJ 34. 

[Timmons, Benson E. L., Ill; Chalmers, Rene] 



9/14/65. Confidential Belgrade 1965/538. 

LBJ 35. 

[Elbrick, C. Burke] 


Tehran Embassy 


(Tehran). LBJ 36. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



9/J3/6J. Confidential. New York 

1965/742. LBJ 37. 

[Zea, German; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 

7-0776: Telegram from Colombo Embassy 


9/2.3/65. Confidential Colombo 1965/188. 

LBJ 38. 

[Grande, Mr.; Lyon, Cecil B.] 




LBJ 39. 

[Gaspari, Dusan; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




LBJ 40. 

[Nguyen Duy Lien; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 

7-0780: Telegram from Port au Prince 


9/9/65. Confidential Port au Prince 

1965/150. LBJ 41. 

[Chalmers, Rene; Timmons, Benson E. L., Ill] 



9/S/65. Confidential. Saigon 1965/793. 

LBJ 42. 

[Tran Van Do; Lodge, Henry Cabot] 



9/S/65. Confidential New York 1965/668. 

LBJ 43.


[Arnaud, Claude; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



9/8/65. Ottawa 1965/283. LBJ 44. 

[Butterworth, W. Walton] 

7-0784: Telegram from Tunis Embassy to 


9/3/65. Tunis 1965/316. LBJ 45. 

[Russell, Francis H.; Bourguiba, Habib] 



9/3/65. Paris ¡965/1170. LBJ 46. 


7-0787: Telegram from Quito Embassy to 


9/2/65. Confidential. Quito 1965/218. 

LBJ 47. 

[Lucio Paredes, Antonio Jose; Coerr, Wymb- 

erley De R.] 




LBJ 48. 

[Nuseibeh, Hazem; Barnes, Robert G.] 



9/3/65. Sfare 1965/652 (Saigon). LBJ 49. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



9/Í/65. Confidential. Taipei 1965/257. 

LBJ 51. 

[Shen, Sampson; Clough, Ralph N.] 

7-0792: Telegram from Luxembourg 


9/7/65. Luxembourg 1965/36. LBJ 53. 

[Werner, Pierre; Chapman, Christian G.] 




1965/581. LBJ 54. 

[Kantol, Norodom; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 



8/31/65. New York 1965/575. LBJ 55. 




S/3J/65. Confidential New York 

1965/574. LBJ 56. 



diplomatic missions 



[Rusk, Dean] 


Secretary of State, with letter from Kantol 

to Security Council president 


1965/A-311. LBJ 58. 





1965/518. LBJ 60. 

[Schnair, David; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




1965/507. LBJ 61. 



USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean; Schnair, David] 



8/19/65. New York 1965/436. LBJ 63. 

[Senghor, Leopold S.; Arboussier, Gabriel d'; 

Rous, Jean; Bognar, Joseph; Ho Chi Minh; 





1965/422. LBJ 64. 

[Schnair, David; Plimpton, Francis T.] 



8/Í3/65. Confidential. New York 

1965/381. LBJ 65. 

[Hilmy, Amin, II; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/363. LBJ 67. 

[Dadzie, E. K.; Quaison-Sackey, Alex; Nkru- 

mah, Kwame; Plimpton, Francis T.] 



8/11/65. Paris 1965/787. LBJ 69. 

[McBride, Robert H.] 




1965/321. LBJ 71. 

[Rifai, Zaid; Plimpton, Francis T.; Morozov, P. 

D.] 




LBJ 72. 

[Makeev, Evgeny N.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 



8/J0/65. Ottawa 1965/156. LBJ 73. 

[Martin, Paul; Butterworth, W. Walton] 




LBJ 74. 

[Deleau, Oliver; McBride, Robert H.] 





[Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York and Accra Embassy 


York). State 1965/73 (Accra). LBJ 76. 

[Quaison-Sackey, Alex; Goldberg, Arthur J.; 

Rusk, Dean] 




78. 

[Ramani, Radhakrishna; Goldberg, Arthur J.] 




LBJ 81. 

[Youde, Edward; Tine, Jacques; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 


USUN New York 



[Van Baarda, C. T. Rolf; Siseo, Joseph J.; Rusk, 

Dean] 


Kuala Lumpur Embassy 


(Kuala Lumpur). LBJ 84. 

[Dato Ong Yoke Lin; Siseo, Joseph J.; Rusk, 

Dean] 


USUN New York 



[U Thant; Goldberg, Arthur J.; Rusk, Dean] 



8/2/65. Confidential New York i 965/228. 

LBJ 102. 



Abidjan, Amman, Kuala Lumpur, La Paz, 

Montevideo, London, Paris, Taipei, Hague, 

and Saigon Embassies 



[Johnson, Lyndon B.; U Thant; Goldberg, 

Arthur J.; Rusk, Dean] 




1965/199. LBJ 106. 










1965/131. LBJ 110. 

[Mayer, Paul A.; Koho, Maj.; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 




1965/129. LBJ 111. 



[Roosevelt, Curtis; Smimov, Mr.; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 




113. 

[Ho Chi Minh; Plimpton, Francis T.; U Thant] 


Secretary of State, with letters from Lopez 

to Stevenson, Lopez to Spock, and 

Stevenson to Lopez 

6/17/65. New York 1965/A-1885. LBJ 

115. 

[Lopez, Salvador P.; Spock, Benjamin; Steven- 

son, Adlai] 




1965/4926. LBJ 117. 

[Eaton, Cyrus; Stevenson, Adlai] 


6/2/65. Secret. TDCS DB 315/01901-65. 

LBJ 119. 




1965/4669. LBJ 121. 

[Nguyen Duy Lien; Stevenson, Adlai] 



5/22/65. Confidential. Saigon 1965/3841. 

LBJ 122. 

[Taylor, Maxwell D.] 




1965/4614. LBJ 124. 

[Arboussier, Gabriel d'; De Gaulle, Charles; 

Van Chi; Va De; Stevenson, Adlai; Ho Chi 

Minh] 


USUN New York 

5/20/65. Secret State /965/2746 (New 


[Pham Van Dong; Sihanouk, Norodom; 

Radhakrishnan, Sarvepalli; U Thant; Rusk, 

Dean] 




1965/4549. LBJ 126. 

[Thach, Mr.; Nguyen Phu Due; Nguyen Duy 

Lien; Stevenson, Adlai] 


USUN New York 

5/70/65. Secret. State 1965/2665 (New 


[Rusk, Dean] 




(Saigon). LBJ 128. 

[Rusk, Dean] 




1965/4378. LBJ 129. 


[Fleming, Lou; Stevenson, Adlai] 



5/6/65. Geneva 1965/1736. LBJ 130. 




5/4/65. New York 1965/4356. LBJ 131. 



5/3/65. Secret. TDCS DB 315/01489-65. 

LBJ 132. 




1965/4189. LBJ 134. 



4/27/65. Secret. TDCS DB 315/01285-65. 

LBJ 135. 

[Chou En Lai; U Thant] 


4/27/65. Secret. TDCS DB 315/01284-65. 

LBJ 136. 

[Narasimhan, Chakravarthi V.; Sihanouk, 

Norodom] 




LBJ 139. 

[Finletter, Thomas K.] 



4/77/65. State 7965/6635 (London). LBJ 

140. 

[Rusk, Dean] 



4/75/65. New York 1965/4091. LBJ 141. 




4/75/65. New York 1965/4090. LBJ 142. 





1965/4068. LBJ 144. 

[Goldschmidt, Arthur; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4062. LBJ 145. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4061. LBJ 146. 

[Edwardsen, Leif; Hertz, Gustav G; Steven- 

son, Adlai] 




1965/4057. LBJ 147. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Stevenson, Adlai] 


Secretary of State, with cable from South 

Vietnam government to South Vietnam 

Mission to UN 


1965/A-1523. LBJ 148. 





1965/4052. LBJ 149. 

[Black, Eugene R.; Narasimhan, Chakravarthi 

V.; U Thant; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/4021. LBJ 151. 

[Hertz, Gustav G; Stevenson, Adlai; Jakob- 

son, Max] 


4/70/65. Secret. TDCS DB 375/07773-65. 

LBJ 152. 




4/9/65. New York 1965/4010. LBJ 153. 





1965/4009. LBJ 154. 

[Anyaoku, E. G; Stevenson, Adlai] 




LBJ 155. 

[Owen, David; Hoffman, Paul G.; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 




7965/4007. LBJ 157. 

[Moraru, Ion; Stevenson, Adlai] 



4/9/65. New York 1965/4000. LBJ 158. 

[Black, Eugene R.; U Thant; Stevenson, Adlai] 




1965/3999. LBJ 159. 





1965/1639. LBJ 160. 

[Black, Eugene R.; Sullivan, William H.; U 

Thant] 



4/S/65. Confidential New York 

1965/3989. LBJ 161. 

[Csatorday, Karoly; Gaspari, Dusan; Cox, 

Gordon E.; Brown, B. M.; Van Gorkom, L. H.


J. B.; Thalmann, Ernest A.; Vinci, Piero; 

Pazhwak, Abdul Rahman; Pachachi, Adnan 

M.; Comay, Michael S.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 



4/S/65. New York 1965/3983. LBJ 162. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; U Thant; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 



4/8/65. New York 1965/3979. LBJ 163. 

[Matsui, Akira; Plimpton, Francis T.] 


USUN New York 


164. 

[BaU, George W.] 


USUN New York 



[Black, Eugene R.; Ball, George W.] 


USUN New York 


166. 

[Black, Eugene R.; Johnson, Lyndon B.; Ball, 

George W.] 


Secretary of State, with letter from Sambath 

to U Thant 

4/7/65. New York 1965/A-l 462. LBJ 167. 

[Sambath, Huot; Plimpton, Francis T.] 


Secretary of State, with appeal of 17 heads 

of state or government of non-aligned 

countries 

4/7/65. New York 1965/A-1460. LBJ 168. 





1965/3968. LBJ 169. 



Amman Embassy and USUN New York 





4/6/65. Secret. TDCS DB 315/01113-65. 

LBJ 171. 

[Malgin, Fedor; U Thant] 



4/6/65. New York 1965/A-1450. LBJ 172. 




4/6/65. New York 1965/3948. LBJ 173. 



USUN New York 



[Nguyen Khanh; Rusk, Dean] 


USUN New York 


175. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


4/1/65. Secret TDCS DB 315/01062-65. 

LBJ 176. 

[U Thant] 



4/1/65. New York 1965/3882. LBJ 179. 

[Gaspari, Dusan; Stevenson, Adlai] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 



3/30/65. New York 1965/3843. LBJ 181. 




3/30/65. New York 1965/3842. LBJ 182. 



3/30/65. Secret TDCS DB 315/01028-65. 

LBJ 183. 

[U Thant] 



3/29/65. Confidential. Belgrade 

1965/1766. LBJ 184. 

[Eibrick, C. Burke] 


Secretary of State, with statement by Quat 

3/26/65. New York 1965/A-1379. LBJ 

186. 

[Phan Huy Quat; Tran Van Do; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 




1965/3794. LBJ 189. 





1965/3768. LBJ 192 

[Kato, Yoshiya; Yamazaki, Toshio; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 




1965/3751. LBJ 193. 





1965/3750. LBJ 194. 




3/22/65. Secret. Saigon 1965/3044. LBJ 

195. 





LBJ 196. 

[Tran Van Do; Taylor, Maxwell D.] 



3/Í9/65. Confidential Saigon 1965/3025. 

LBJ 197. 




3/Í6/65. Confidential Saigon 1965/2973. 

LBJ 200. 

[Ho Chi Minh; Taylor, Maxwell D.] 

7-0959: Message from Cleveland to Bundy 

3/Í0/65. LBJ 202. 

[Cleveland, Harlan; U Thant; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 



3/9/65. Belgrade 1965/1616. LBJ 204. 

[Lekic, Danilo; Tito, Josip Broz; Elbrick, C. 

Burke] 




1965/3504. LBJ 206. 

[Nguyen Khanh; Plimpton, Francis T.; Thach, 

Mr.] 




1965/3490. LBJ 207. 

[Beus, J. G. de; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/3476. LBJ 209. 

[Nguyen Khanh; Stevenson, Adlai] 



3/2/65. New York 1965/3450. LBJ 210. 

[Nguyen Khanh; Stevenson, Adlai] 


USUN New York 



[Nguyen Khanh; Rusk, Dean] 



3/1/65. New York 1965/3432. LBJ 212. 

[Nguyen Phu Due; Stevenson, Adlai] 


Secretary of State, with letter from Nguyen 

Phu Due to Security Council 

3/2/65. JVew York 1965/A-1126. S/6204. 

LBJ 213. 




7-097A: Telegram from State Dept to all 



214. 

[Stevenson, Adlai; Rusk, Dean] 




LBJ 215. 

[Taylor, Maxwell D.; Phan Huy Quat] 


USUN New York 







1965/3371. LBJ 217. 

[Nguyen Phu Due; Yost, Charles W.; Nguyen 

Khanh; Plimpton, Francis T.] 



2/24/65. New York 1965/3367. LBJ 218. 

[Plimpton, Francis T.; U Thant] 




1965/3357. LBJ 219. 

[Thach, Mr.; Nguyen Khanh; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 




1965/3350. LBJ 220. 

[Van Gorkom, L. H. J. B.; Rifai, Zaid; 

Plimpton, Francis T.; Beus, J. G. de] 




1965/3329. LBJ 222. 

[Ortiz Sanz, Femando; Beus, J. G. de; 

Velazquez, Carlos Maria; Stevenson, Adlai] 



2/; 9/65. New York 1965/3328. LBJ 223. 



2/17/65. Secret. TDCS DB 315/00573-65. 

LBJ 224. 


2/75/65. Secret. TDCS DB 315/00531-65. 

LBJ 226. 




1965/3217. LBJ 227. 

[Bunche, Ralph J.; Plimpton, Francis T.; U 

Thant] 




1965/3216. LBJ 228. 

[Giovannetti, Monsignor Alberto; Pope John 

XXIII; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/3210. LBJ 229. 

[Bunche, Ralph J.; U Thant; Plimpton, Francis 

T.] 


Secretary of State, with letter from Nguyen 

Phu Due to Security Council 

2/ÍJ/65. iVew York 1965/A-1042. S/6185. 

LBJ 230. 

[Nguyen Phu Due; Plimpton, Francis T.] 


USUN New York 








1965/3184. LBJ 233. 




2/70/65. New York 1965/3183. LBJ 234. 





1965/3182. LBJ 235. 

[Nguyen Phu Due; Thach, Mr.; Stevenson, 

Adlai] 




1965/3171. LBJ 236. 

[Thach, Mr.; Chai, Winberg; Nguyen Phu 

Due; Stevenson, Adlai] 




LBJ 237. 

[Taylor, Maxwell D.; Nguyen Phu Due] 



2/9/65. Top Secret. Saigon 1965/2445. 

LBJ 238. 





1965/3149. LBJ 239. 

[Malecela, John S.; Van Gorkom, L. H. J. B.; 



Tokyo Embassy and USUN New York 


(Tokyo). State 1965/1970 (New York). LBJ 

241. 





(Saigon). LBJ 242. 



diplomatic posts except Paris, Saigon, and 

Bangkok 


243. 

[Johnson, Lyndon B.; Ball, George W.] 



S/6/64. Confidential New York 1964/322. 

LBJ 244. 

[Nielsen, Sivert A.; Morozov, P. D.; Pedersen, 

Richard F.] 




LBJ 245. 

[Nielsen, Sivert A.; Arnaud, Claude; Morozov, 

P. D.; Algard, Ole; Pedersen, Richard F.] 



S/6/64. Confidential New York 1964/310. 

LBJ 246. 

[Pedersen, Richard F.] 



S/6/64. iVew York 1964/306. LBJ 247. 

[Morozov, P. D.; Seydoux, Roger; Jackling, 

Roger W.; Liu Chieh; Stevenson, Adlai] 




LBJ 248. 

[Nielsen, Sivert A.; Morozov, P. D.; Steven- 

son, Adlai] 


USUN New York 

S/6/64. Confidential. State 1964/299 (New 


[Rusk, Dean] 




LBJ 250. 

[Nguyen Phu Due; Yost, Charles W.] 




1964/238. LBJ 251. 

[Yost, Charles W.; Velazquez, Carlos Maria; 





WITHDRAWAL OF INDONESIA, 

DECEMBER 1964 THROUGH JULY 

1965 

7-1045 to 7-1114 

Withdrawal of Indonesia, 12/64 through 7/65 

[Indonesia; China, People's Republic; Sovereign- 

ty; Non-aligned nations; Press; Malaysia; U.N. 

Economic and Social Council; U.N. Internation- 

al Children's Emergency Fund; Technical 

assistance; Diplomatic and consular service; 

United Kingdom; U.N. charter]





7-1049: Airgram from State Dept to all 

Asian and African diplomatic posts except 

Djakarta 

7/20/65. Confidential State 1965/CA-680. 

LBJ2. 

[Sukarno; Surachman; Rusk, Dean] 



7/19/65. Accra 1965/46. LBJ 3. 

[Troxel, Oliver L.; Subandrio] 



7/17/65. Accra 1965/39. LBJ 4. 

[Troxel, Oliver L.; Subandrio] 

7-1053: Telegram from Oslo Embassy to 


7/14/65. Confidential Oslo 1965/17. LBJ 

5. 

[Tibbets, Margaret Joy; Ansteensen, Ms.] 



5/7/65. Paris 1965/6352. LBJ 6. 

[Bohlen, Charles EJ 



5/7/65. Peris 1965/6351. LBJ 7. 




4/28/65. Paris 1965/6094. LBJ 8. 




4/26/65. New York 1965/4227. LBJ 9. 


7-1058: Telegram from Djakarta Embassy 


4/27/65. Confidential Djakarta 

1965/2330. LBJ 10. 

[Achmadi, Gen.; Sukarno; Jones, Howard P.] 


Bangkok, Canberra, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, 

Saigon, Seoul, Taipei, Tokyo, Vientiane, 

Wellington, Cairo, Colombo, Kabul, Karachi, 

New Delhi, and Tehran Embassies 

4/Í2/65. Confidential State 

1965/CA-10761. LBJ 11. 

[Rusk, Dean] 


3/25/65. TDCS DB 315/003978-65. LBJ 

12. 

[Magenda, Brig. Gen.] 


USUN New York 

3/J2/65. Siate 1965/2184 (New York). 

LBJ 14. 

[Laurens, E. H.; Sudarman, Mrs.; Rusk, Dean] 


3/9/65. TDCS 314/02946-65. LBJ 15. 

[Subandrio; Aidit, D. N.] 


USUN New York 



[Laurens, E. H.; Palar, Lambertus Nicodemus; 

Rusk, Dean] 



3/Í/65. New York 1965/3430. LBJ 17. 

[Scott, C. P.; Stevenson, Adlai] 



3/1/65. New York 1965/3429. LBJ 18. 





1965/3419. LBJ 19. 

[Rolz-Bennet, Jose; Subandrio; Plimpton, 

Francis T.] 




1965/3420. LBJ 20. 

[Laurens, E. H.; Plimpton, Francis T.; 

Sudarman] 


USUN New York 







1965/3366. LBJ 23. 





1965/3365. LBJ 24. 

[Fedorenko, Nikolai T.; Collier, Gershon B. 

O.; U Thant; Stavropoulos, Constantin A.; 

Plimpton, Francis T.; Beus, J. G. de] 




1965/1628. LBJ 25. 

[Sukarno; Dorget, Mr.; De Gaulle, Charles; 

Galbraith, Francis J.] 




1965/3322. LBJ 26. 

[Scott, C. P.; Stevenson, Adlai] 


USUN New York 



[Rusk, Dean] 



2/17/65. Djakarta 1965/1609. LBJ 28. 

[Palar, Lambertus Nicodemus; Kartawinata, 

Arudji; Abbas, Siradjuddin; Galbraith, Francis 

J.] 



2/13/65. New York 1965/3241. LBJ 29. 

[Sinclair, I. M.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 




1965/3223. LBJ 30. 

[Scott, C. P.; Plimpton, Francis T.] 



2/10/65. New York 1965/3185. LBJ 31. 

[Sandberg, Martin Boris; Stevenson, Adlai; 

Scott, C. P.] 


to Djakarta Embassy 


1965/3151 (Djakarta). LBJ 32. 

[Pavicic, Vojko; Stevenson, Adlai] 


to Djakarta Embassy 


1965/3150 (Djakarta). LBJ 33. 

[MacFarquhar, Alexander; Stevenson, Adlai] 



2/6/65. Confidential Djakarta ¡965/1518. 

LBJ 34. 

[Sukarno; Harsono, Ganis; Sastroamidjojo, 

Ali; Jones, Howard P.] 



2/5/65. New York 1965/3117. LBJ 35. 

[Sandberg, Martin Boris; Pavicic, Vojko; 





1965/3105. LBJ 36. 

[Palar, Lambertus Nicodemus; Tajibnapis, 

Mr.; Stevenson, Adlai] 



2/3/65. Conjidential New York 

1965/3071. LBJ 37. 

[Stavropoulos, Constantin A; Subandrio; 


7-1098: Airgram from Djakarta Embassy to 

Secretary of State, with declaration on 

Indonesia's withdrawal from UN 


1965/A-587. LBJ 38. 

[Sukarno; Patempong, Abdul Karim Daeng; 

Masters, Edward E.] 

7-1105: Airgram from Blantyre Embassy to 


1/31/65. Confidential Blantyre 

1965/A-149. LBJ 39. 

[Sukarno; Gilstrap, Samuel P.] 


Secretary of State, with UN Secretariat 

Aide-memoire 

i/30/65. Confidential New York 

1965/A-986. LBJ 40. 


7-1109 



to Secretary of State and Djakarta Embassy 

1/2/65. New York 1965/2427. New York 

1965/76 (Djakarta). LBJ 44. 

[Palar, Lambertos Nicodemus; U Thant; 



to Secretary of State and Djakarta Embassy 


1965/2426. New York 1965/75 (Djakarta). 

LBJ 45. 

[Sukarno; Plimpton, Francis T.] 


Bibliography of Documents

Abbas, Siradjuddin 

[Chainnan, Perti Party, Indonesia] 

Telegram from Djakarta Embassy to Secretary of 

State (2/17/65) 7-1081 

Abdel-Rahman, Ibrahim Helmi 

[Under Secretary for Industrial Development, 

UN] 

Telegram from State Dept to USUN New York 

(10/2/65) 7-0027; (4/8/65) 7-0426 

Telegram from USUN New York to Secretary of 

State (10/21/65) 2-0468; (11/16/65) 4-0214; 

(11/12/65) 4-0229; (11/11/65) 4-0231; 

(11/3/65) 4-0257; (10/4/65) 7-0022; 

(9/28/65) 7-0036; (9/27/65) 7-0039; 

(5/21/65) 7-0180 

Abdoulaye, Diallo Alpha 

[Guinea delegate to UN] 


State (11/9/65) 1-0566 

Abell, Bess 

[Social Secretary, White House] 

Memorandum from Abell to Chase 

(9/10/65) 5-0102 

Abram, Morris B. 

[Senior adviser, U.S. Mission to UN; U.S. delegate 

to Human Rights Commission] 

Note from Belk to White (1/30/64) 1-0939 

Telegram from Geneva Mission to Secretary of 

State (4/2/65) 6-0524 


State (10/2/65) 6-0446 

Achard, Hugette 

[Dahomey delegate to UN] 


State (11/17/65) 1-0501; (U/9/65) 1-0566 

Achkar, Marof 

[Guinea delegate to UN; Chairman, UN Special 

Committee on Apartheid] 


State (8/17/65) 1-0049: (6/18/65) 1-0074; 

(4/16/65) 4-0095; (4/12/65) 4-0100; 

(4/7/65) 4-0110; (4/2/65) 4-0117; 

(3/30/65) 4-0131 

Achmadi, Gen. 

[Minister of Information, Indonesia] 


State (4/27/65) 7-1058 

Acland, A. A. 

[UK representative, UN Committee on the 

Peaceful Uses of Outer Space] 


Sute (5/21/65) 3-0487; (5/13/65) 3-0515: 

(5/11/65) 3-0530; (5/13/65) 3-0688 

Acosta Bonilla, Manuel 

[Minister of Economics and Finance, Honduras] 

Telegram from Tegucigalpa Embassy to Secretary 

of State (10/18/65) 2-0524; (10/19/65) 2-0527 

Addison, Florence 

[Ghana delegate to UN] 


State (11/13/65) 1-0529 

Index by Subjects and Names 

Addresses 

see Speeches and addresses 

Adebo, S. O. 

[Nigeria delegate to UN] 

Letter from Plimpton to Johnson with letter from 

Adebo to Johnson (11/5/64) 2-0767 

Memorandum from Belk to Bundy with telegrams 

from USUN New York to Secretary of State 

(11/6/64) 2-0761 


State (8/20/65) 3-0212; (6/4/65) 3-0454; 

(4/28/65) 3-0568; (11/12/65) 3-0996 

Adeel, Omar Abdel Hamid 

[Sudan delegate to UN] 


State (8/24/65) 1-0151; (8/24/65) 1-0153; 

(8/11/65) 1-0156; (3/3/65) 1-0159; 

(3/2/65) 1-0160; (2/15/65) 1-0165; 

(2/9/65) 1-0176 

Aden 

Miscellaneous Cables, Volume VIII, 10/65 2-0326 

to 2-0646 

Adiseshiah, Malcolm S. 

[Deputy Director General, UNESCO] 

Telegram from Paris Embassy to Secretary of State 

(2/17/65) 1-0443 

Administration of justice 

see also Civil liberties 

see also Constitutions 

see afeo Law 

see also Political prisoners 

see also Trials 


to 2-0646 

Aerial bombing and strafing 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-0701 to 7-1044 

Aeronautics 

see Aviation 

Africa 

see aiso Burundi 

see also Cameroon 

see aiso Congo, Leopoldville 

see also Ghana 

see also Guinea 

see abo Ivory Coast 

see also Kenya 

see also Middle East 

see also Morocco 

see aiso Nigeria 

see also Organization of African Unity 

see also Rhodesia 

see also Sierra Leone 

see also Somalia 

see also South Africa 

see also Southern Rhodesia 

see also Sudan 

Chinese Representation, 10/65 3-0*90 to 3-0962 

Memos, Miscellaneous, Volume I, 11 /63 through 

11/64 2-0675 to 1-0976 

Memos, Miscellaneous, Volume II, 12/64 through 

11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 


to 2-0646 

U.S. representatives at UN, 12/63 through 

8/65 7-0390 to 7-0512 

Agency for International Development 

ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 to 5-0498 

ICY, Vol. VI, 11/16/65 through 12/65 5-0761 to 

6-0148 

Agorsor, Emmanuel Yawa 



Sute (¡1/12/65) 1-0539 

Agricultural commodities 

see also Cocoa and chocolate 

Agricultural development 

Mekong Development, 4/65 through 9/65 6-0593 

to 6-0657 


ro 2-0646 

Agriculture 

see also Agricultural development 

ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 ro 5-049« 

Agriculture in foreign trade 


Aguirre, Aureliano 

[Uruguay delegate to UN and UNCTAD] 

Telegram from Montevideo Embassy to Secretary 

of Sute (4/1/65) 7-0388 

Ahmad, M. S. 

[Member, Asian Highway Coordinating 

Committee] 

Telegram from Sute Dept to USUN New York 

f9/i;/6j; 6-0602 

Ahmad, Rafee-uddin 

[Pakistan delegate to UN] 


Sute (5/17/65) 7-0207 

Ahman, Brita S. 

[Sweden delegate to UN] 


State aO/25/65J 2-040; 

AID 

see Agency for International Development 

Aidit, D. N. 

[Chairman, Communist Party, Indonesia] 

CIA intelligence information cable 

(3/9/65) 7-1065 

Aiken, Frank 

[Minister for External Affairs, Ireland] 

Airgram from Dublin Embassy to Secretary of 

Sute (8/27/65) 3-0179 


Sute with aide-memoire and draft memorandum 

on authorisation and financing of UN 

Peacekeeping Operations (7/28/65) 3-0332 

Telegram from Dublin Embassy to Secretary of 

Sute (9//5/6J; 3-0.Í53; 0/29/65) 3-0327; 

(7/15/65) 3-0360; (4/25/65) 3-0571 


and Dublin Embassy (7/28/65) 3-0340 


Sute (11/12/65) 1-0640; (9/24/65) 3-0142; 

(9/20/65) 3-0146; (8/24/65) 3-0200; 

(7/21/65) 3-0356 

Aiken, George D. 

[U.S. Senator, Vermont] 

Memorandum from Cleveland to Rusk 

(3/5/65; 3-0857 


Air warfare Index by Subjects and Names 

Air warfare 

see abo Aerial bombing and strafing 

Ajaron, Robert 

[Togo delegate to UN] 


State (11/10/65) 1-0552 

Aka, Moise 

[Ivory Coast delegate to UN] 


State (11/17/65) 1-0501 

Akwei, R. M. 

[Ghana delegate to UNCTAD] 


Sute (7/13/65) 7-0095 

Al-Rashid, Rashid Abdul-Aziz 

[Kuwait delegate to UN] 


State (11/5/65) 1-0592; (11/4/65) 1-0670 

Al-Sabah, Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad 

[Foreign Minister, Kuwait] 

Telegram from Kuwait Embassy to Secretary of 

State (8/2/65) 3-0315 

Alaini, Mohsin Ahmed 

[Yemen delegate to UN] 

Telegram from State Dept to London Embassy 

(10/25/65) 2-0358 


State (10/20/65) 2-0488 

Alarcon Qnesada, Ricardo 

[Cuba delegate to UN] 


State (11/16/65) 1-0513 

Albania 

Article 19, Volume 11, Miscellaneous 2-0879 to 

3-0068 

Alberto Ferreras, Ramon 

[Dominican journalist. Editor of Patria] 

Communist propaganda activities in Dominican 

Republic, with attachments 4-0270 

Albizn Campos, Laura Menses de 

[Cuba delegate to UN] 


State (11/17/65) 1-0501 

Algard, Ole 

[Norway delegate to UN] 


State (8/6/64) 7-1029 

Allimadi, Otema 

[Uganda delegate to UN] 


State (11/12/65) 1-0539 

Allott, George L. 

[U.S. Senator, Colorado] 


(3/5/65) 3-0857 

Almgren, Carl Eric 

[Major General; Chief of Swedish Defense Stañ] 

Telegram from State Dept to The Hague and 

Stockholm Embassies (4/24/65) 3-0574 

Alonso, Roberto 

[Member, Legion Baragua (Cuban exile group)] 


(2/16/65) 2-0251 

Alvarado, Tulio 

[Venezuela delegate to UN] 


State (4/2/65) 4-0116; (3/25/65) 4-0136 

Alvarez Vidanrre, Antonio 

[El Salvador delegate to UN] 


State (4/7/65) 4-0110; (4/2/65) 4-0116; 

(4/1/65) 4-0122; (3/31/65) 4-0130; 

(3/25/65) 4-0136; (3/25/65) 4-0138 

Amachree, Godfrey K. J. 

[Under Secretary for Trusteeship and Non-Self 

Governing Territories, UN] 

Telegram from Lagos Embassy to Secretary of 

State (9/25/65) 7-0041 


State (2/26/65) 1-0161 


Telegram from Wellington Embassy to Secretary 

of State (4/30/65) 1-0157 

Amah, Apedo 

[Foreign Minister, Togo] 

Airgram from Lome Embassy to Secretary of State 

(10/29/65) 3-1051 

Telegram from Lome Embassy to Secretary of 

State (8/23/65) 3-0209 

Amjad, Ali Syed 



State (11/14/65) 1-0525; (11/10/65) 1-0552; 

(8/18/65) 3-0247; (5/26/65) 3-0482; 

(10/30/65) 6-1021; (5/1/65) 7-0234; 

(4/21/65) 7-0293; (4/5/65) 7-0379 

Ammonn, Fouad 

[Minister of Foreign Affairs, Lebanon; Judge, 

International Court of Justice] 


State (11/17/65) 1-0501 

Anand, Panyarachm 

[Thailand delegate to UN] 


State (8/13/65) 3-0269 

Anderson, Eugenia 

[U.S. delegate to UN; U.S. representative to 

Trusteeship Council] 


State (11/4/65) 1-0138; (10/27/65) 2-0333; 

(10/27/65) 2-0352; (10/19/65) 2-0507; 

(10/15/65) 2-0636 

Anderson, George W., Jr. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Portugal] 

Telegram from Lisbon Embassy to Secretary of 

State (5/6/65) 7-0219 

Anoma, Georges 



State (11/13/65) 1-0529; (3/4/65) 4-0023; 

(2/25/65) 4-0031; (2/24/65) 4-0038; 

(2/23/65) 4-0042; (2/17/65) 4-0049; 

(2/15/65) 4-0054; (2/5/65) 4-0069: ' 

(2/5/65) 4-0070; (2/4/65) 4-0075 

Ansteensen, Ms. 

[Political Director of Foreign OfBce, Norway] 

Telegram from Oslo Embassy to Secretary of State 

(7/14/65) 7-1053 

Antarctica 

ICY, Vol. II (A), 4/65 through 7/65 4-0650 to 

4-0937 

Antier, Paul 

[President of Democratic Peasant Movement, 

France] 


(10/26/65) 2-0373 

Antonio Abren, Fritz 

[Member, Fourteenth of June Political Group, 

Dominican Republic] 



Anyaoku, E. C. 



Stete (4/9/65) 7-0898 

Apartheid 

Apartheid 1-0015 to 1-0109 


through 10/65 6-0436 to 6-0597 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 


ro 2-06« 


4/65 4-000; ro 4-009; 

Arboussier, Gabriel d' 

[Director, UN Institute for Training and 

Research] 


State (8/19/65) 7-0808; (5/20/65) 7-0856 

Argentina 

Chinese representation, cables 3-0963 to 3-1053 


ro 2-0646 

UN Committee on Definition of Aggression, 3/65 

through 6/65 4-0092 ro 4-0;45 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (A) 6-;007 ro 7.0;4; 

Arkadyer, Georgy P. 

[USSR delegate to UN] 


State (11/6/65) 1-0579; (11/5/65) 1-0592; 

(11/2/65) 1-0618 

Arms control and disarmament 

see aiso World Disarmament Conference 

Disarmament Vol. I, 11/65 4-0Í90 to 4-0261 

ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 ro 5-0498 

ICY, Vol. V, 11/1 through 11/15, 1965 5-0499 to 

5-0760 

ICY, Vol. VI, 11/16/65 through 12/65 5-076; to 

6-0;-ÍS 

Memos, Miscellaneous, Volume I, 11/63 through 

11/64 ;-0675 io;-0976 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 


ro 2-0646 

Public statements, 4/64 through 9/65 6-06J5 ro 

6-0907 

UN Daily Classified Summaries, 11/65 1-0628 to 

1-0674 

Arms sales 

see also Arms control and disarmament 

Arnaud, Claude 

[France delegate to UN] 


State (10/21/65) 2-0459; (4/12/65) 3-0615; 

(4/14/65) 4-0097; (9/8/65) 7-0782; 

(8/6/64) 7-1029 

Arnaud, Rossi 

[Italy delegate to UN] 


State (7/12/65) 3-0369 

Arrest 


Arthur D. Little, Inc. 

EPTA/Special Fund ;-030; ro ;-0465 

Asaki, Mr. 

[Official, UN Office of Under Secretary for Special 

Political Affairs] 


State (10/27/65) 2-0340 

Asha, Rafik 

[Syria delegate to UN] 


State (4/9/63; 4-0;04 

Ashraf, Princess 

[Princess of Iran] 


State (10/21/65) 2-0477 

Asia 

see also Cambodia 

see also China, Nationalist 

see a/so China, People's Republic 

see also India 

see also Indonesia 

see also Japan 

see also Korea, South 

see also Laos 

see also Malaysia 

see also Mongolia 

see also Pakistan 

see a/so Philippines 

see also Singapore 

see also Southeast Asia 

see also Thailand 

see aiso Vietnam, North 

see also Vietnam, South 

Asian Development Bank 


to 6-0657

Index by Subjects and Names Barton, William H. 

Assane, Amado 

[Niger delegate to UN] 


State (11/12/65) 1-0539 

Associations 

see Membership organizations 

Astrom, Sverker C. 


Telegram from Stockholm Embassy to Secretary of 

State (6/4/65) 3-0457 


State (6/14/65) 3-0397; (6/12/65) 3-0415; 

(6/11/65) 3-0417; (6/11/65) 3-0423; 

(6/S/65) 3-0440; (6/8/65) 3-0441; 

(5/27/65) 3-0475; (5/10/65) 3-0532; 

(4/24/65) 3-0572; (9/29/65) 7-0763 

Ateegi, Mr. 

[Foreign Under Secretary, Kuwait] 


State (8/19/65) 3-0235 

Attwood, William 

[U.S. Ambassador to Kenya] 

Telegram from Nairobi Embassy to Secretary of 

State (8/19/65) 3-0232 


State (11/30/64) 1-0499 

Angoste, Carlet R. 

[Haiti delegate to UN] 


State (11/16/65) 1-0513; (10/19/65) 2-0534 

Austin, R. H. 

[Bureau of Budget official. Resources and Civil 

Works] 

Note from Picard to Chase, with memorandum 

from Austin to Stottlemyer, and 

recommendations on natural resources 

conservation and development (9/2/65) 5-0134 

Australia 

Article 19, Volume IV, Cables [11] 3-0391 to 

3-0639 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (A) 6-1007 to 7-0141 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (B) 7-0142 to 7-0389 

Austria 

Article 19, Volume IV, Cables [II] 3-0391 to 

3-0639 

Aviation 

see also Space programs 

ICY, Vol. Ill, 8/65 through 9/65 4-0960 to 5-0225 


6-0148 

Awards, medals, and prizes 


through 10/65 6-0436 to 6-0597 

Azimov, S. A. 



State (10/27/65) 2-0333 

Aziz, Abdul Hamid 

[Afghanistan delegate to UN] 


State (11/16/65) 1-0513 

Aznar, Manuel 

[Spain delegate to UN] 


State (10/19/65) 2-0534 

Backes, Walther R. 

[Austria delegate to UN] 


State (10/27/65) 1-0327 

Ball, George W. 

[Under Secretary of State] 

Airgram circular from AID to AID directors and 

deputy directors (8/25/65) 7-0395 

Airgram from State Dept to USUN New York 

(5/14/65) 1-0398; (2/3/65) 6-0585 

Memorandum from Ball to Bundy, with note to 

Bundy (3/3/64) 6-0978 

Memorandum from Ball to Bundy, with public 

presidential statements on ICY, and proposed 

program of White House Conference on 

International Cooperation (9/23/65) 5-0060 

Memorandum from Ball to Dungan, with Annex I: 

Attitudes of Latin American countries toward 

issues to be raised at UN Conference on Trade 

and Development (UNCTAD) (2/3/64) 6-0989 

Memorandum from Ball to Johnson, with public 

presidential statements on ICY and proposed 

program for White House Conference on 


Memorandum from Ball to Johnson, with 

transmittal note (3/30/64) 64912 

Memorandum from Bundy to Johnson, with 

proposed presidential message to UNCTAD 

conference (3/19/64) 6-0926; (3/19/64) 6-0928 

Memorandum from Chase to Bundy, with 

memorandum from Bundy to Johnson 

(9/28/65) 4-0962 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy, with draft 

presidential message to UN Conference on Trade 

and Development (3/20/64) 6-0921 

Note from Brubeck to Bundy (3/18/64) 6-0975 

Note to Bundy (3/19/64) 6-0931 

Telegram circular from State Dept 

(11/15/65) 3-0980 

Telegram from State Dept to Addis Ababa 

Embassy (10/7/65) 7-0012 

Telegram from State Dept to all diplomatic posts 

(4/6/65) 3-0712 


except Paris, Saigon, and Bangkok 

(2/8/65) 7-1022 

Telegram from State Dept to Amman Embassy 

(7/24/65) 7-0411 


and USUN New York (4/7/65) 7-0923 

Telegram from Stole Dept to Capetown Embassy 

(4/6/65) 3-0628 

Telegram from State Dept to Geneva Mission 

(2/8/65) 1-0451; (4/7/65) 6-0519 


(5/13/65) 3-0521 

Telegram from State Dept to Paris Embassy and 

UNESCO, with transmittal notes from Bundy to 

Read and Holbom to Smith, and telegram from 

Johnsons to Maheu (6/2/64) 1-0811 

Telegram from State Dept to Saigon Embassy 

(2/8/65) 7-1020 

Telegram from State Dept to San Jose Embassy 

(4/8/65) 7-0364 

Telegram from State Dept to Tokyo Embassy and 

USUN New York (2/8/65) 7-1019 


(11/15/65) 1-0016; (5/9/64) 1-0093; 

(2/10/65) 1-0130; (2/14/65) 1-0169; 

(2/4/65) 1-0457; (4/16/64) 1-0901; 

(5/13/65) 3-0517; (5/13/65) 3-0519; 

(2/12/65) 4-0058; (2/9/65) 4-0064; 

(10/4/65) 6-0445; (2/11/65) 64576; 

(7/24/65) 6-0612: (4/8/65) 6-0639; 

(10/5/65) 7-0020; (10/2/65) 7-0027; 

(9/30/65) 7-0033; (4/9/65) 7-0352; 

(4/7/65) 7-0369; (4/8/65) 7-0426; 

(4/8/65) 7-0910; (4/8/65) 7-0911: 

(4/8/65) 7-0912; (2/11/65) 7-1005 


and Leopoldville Embassy (11/15/65) 3-0976 


and London Embassy (2/5/65) 4-0072 


and Moscow Embassy (2/4/65) 3-0027 


and Paris Embassy (10/8/65) 7-0009 

Telegram from State Dept to Vienna Embassy 

(5/14/65) 3-0508 

Telegram from State Dept to Vientiane Embassy 

(11/16/65) 3-0967 

Telegram from State Dept to Wellington, 

Canberra, and London Embassies 

(2/14/65) 1-0167 

UNCTAD statement, with note from Read to 

Bundy (3/19/64) 6-0940 

Bamali, Nuhu 

[Minister of State for External Affairs, Nigeria] 

Memorandum of conversation among Rusk, 

Bamali, Onyegbula, Haastrup, Obe, Fredericks, 

and Sloan (9/22/65) 2-0649 

Banks and banking 

Burundi Mission i-OJiO ro 1-0131 

Bannier, Jan P. 

[Chairman, UN Advisory Committee on 

Administrative and Budgetary Questions] 


State (11/5/65) 1-0665; (10/15/65) 7-0003 

Barber, Perry 



(9/28/65) 4-0962 

Barie, James F. 

[Bureau of Budget official] 

Note from Belk to Chase, with memoranda from 

Bureau of Budget officials on mid-term ICY 

committee reports (8/12/65 to 8/24/65) 5-0138 

Barish, Emilia Castro 

[Costa Rica delegate to UN] 


State (11/12/65) 3-0990 

Barnes, George 

[ICY Coordinator] 

Memorandum from Siseo for ICY Cabinet 

Committee Members; with list of committees 

and information needed for basic ICY 

source-book (1/22/65) 4-0590 

Barnes, Nathan 

[Liberia delegate to UN] 


State (4/15/65) 1-0087; (4/15/65) 7-0320 

Barnes, Robert G. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Jordan] 

Telegram from Amman Embassy to Secretary of 

State (¡0/26/65) 2-0376; (10/25/65) 2-0394; 

(10/21/65) 2-0478; (9/3/65) 7-0788 

Barnett, Robert W. 

[Deputy Director, Foreign Economic Advisory 

Staff, State Department] 

U.S. reply to U.N. Secretary General's inquiry 

concerning economic development and 

population changes: report and summary; with 

memorandum from Lewis to Gardner 

(4/15/64) 1-0820 

Baroody, Jamil M. 

[Saudi Arabia delegate to UN] 

Memorandum from Chase to Bundy with telegram 


(11/20/65) 4-0196 


State (11/13/65) 1-0529; (11/5/65) 1-0592; 

(10/25/65) 2-0401; (10/19/65) 2-0534 

Ban, Joseph W. 

[Under Secretary of Treasury] 

Memorandum from Chase to Bundy 

(10/28/65) 5-0319; (11/5/65) 5-0729; 

(11/2/65) 5-0754 

Note from Chase to Bundy (11/2/65) 5-0751 

Barrientos, Mrs. 

[Wife of Bolivian co-president] 

Telegram from La Paz Embassy to Secretary of 

State (10/27/65) 2-0343 

Barrow, Mr. 

[Head of government, Barbados] 

Telegram from Barbados to Secretary of State 

(10/15/65) 2-0638 

Barrows, Leland 

[U.S. Ambassador to Cameroon] 

Telegram from Yaounde Embassy to Secretary of 

State (10/21/65) 2-0482 

Barton, William H. 

[External Affairs official, Canada] 

Telegram from Ottawa Embassy to Secretary of 

State (6/22/65) 3-0383 


Barton, William H. Index by Subjects and Names 


State (10/1/65) 3-0135; (10/1/65) 3-0136; 

(9/30/65) 3-0137; (9/27/65) 3-0140; 

(6/14/65) 3-0404 

Basnayake, A. 

[Ceylon delegate to UN] 


State (11/15/65) 3-0978 

Battle, Lucius D. 

[U.S. Ambassador to UAR] 

Telegram from Cairo Embassy to Secretary of 

State (8/25/65) 3-0192; (8/17/65) 3-0252 

Bamngartner, Leona 

[Assistant Administrator for Technical 

Cooperation and Research, AID] 





(4/15/64) 1-0820 

Bazan, Raul 

[Chile delegate to UN] 


State (11/6/65) 3-1025 

Beale, Wilson T. M., Jr. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Jamaica] 

Telegram from Kingston Embassy to Secretary of 

State (10/20/65) 6-1045 

Beam, Jacob D. 

[Anns Control and Disarmament Agency official; 

delegate to ICY Committee on Anns Control 

and Disarmament] 

Memorandum from Beam to Barber, Labowitz, 

Garthoff, Greenfield, Keeney, Nordness, and 

Belk; with note from Bundy to Chase 5-0747 


(11/6/65) 5-0723 

Note from Belk to Chase, with ICY Committee on 

Arms Control and Disarmament membership 

and panel program (9/10/65) 5-0105 

Beaulien, Paul 

[Canada delegate to UN] 


State (11/2/65) 1-0618 

Beaulne, Yvon 

[Minister, Canada Embassy to U.S.] 

Telegram from State Dept to Ottawa Embassy 

(6/14/65) 3-0408 

Beck, Janos 

[Hungary delegate to UN] 


State (11/10/65) 1-0552 

Beeley, Sir Harold 

[UK delegate to UN] 


State (11/15/65) 4-0218; (U/15/65) 4-0224; 

(11/11/65) 4-0231 

Belaunde, Victor Andres 

[Peru delegate to UN] 


State (11/6/65) 1-0579 

Belcher, Marjorie S. 

[Senior adviser, U.S. Mission to UN] 

Telegram from USUN New York to Conakry 

Embassy, for Ambassador Leob from Belcher 

(8/9/65) 1-0375 

Belcher, Taylor 

[U.S. Ambassador to Cyprus] 

Airgram from Nicosia Embassy to Secretary of 

State (10/19/65) 2-0521 

Telegram from Nicosia Embassy to Secretary of 

State (10/25/65) 2-0391; (11/5/65) 4-0162; 

(11/5/65) 4-0166; (11/4/65) 4-0178; 

(11/4/65) 4-0180 

Beleoken, Jean-Baptiste 

[Cameroon delegate to UN] 


State (11/3/65) 6-1016; (10/30/65) 6-1019; 

(5/17/65) 7-0208 


Belk, Samuel £. 

[Coordinator for ICY, State Department Bureau of 

International Organization Affairs; staff member, 

Office of Special Assistant for National 

Security] 

Airgram from London Embassy to Secretary of 

State with transmittal slip from Belk to Bundy 

(12/17/64) 2-0652 

AP wire report from UN, with transmittal note 

and article from New York Herald Tribune 

(10/7/64) 1-0765 

Circular instruction to U.S. diplomatic missions, 

with transmittal notes from Belk to Bundy, and 

Read to Bundy (9/4/64) 1-0785 

Letter from Belk to Carson (10/26/65) 5-0354 

Letter from Belk to Chase (10/8/65) 6-0190 

Letter from Belk to Larison (10/13/65) 5-0472 

Letter from Rhyne to Johnson, with list of 

delegates to Washington World Conference on 

World Peace Through Law, memorandum from 

Read to Bundy, suggested reply by Johnson, and 

note from Belk to Chase (3/1/65) 4-0943 

List of invitees to ICY conference, with transmittal 

note from Belk to Chase 5-0629 

Memoranda from Belk to Bundy and from Read to 

Bundy (2/17/64) 2-0845 

Memorandum from Belk and Bundy to Johnson 

(11/18/64) 1-0691 

Memorandum from Belk for the record 

(10/15/65) 5-0370 

Memorandum from Belk to Abell 

(7/24/64) 7-0668 

Memorandum from Belk to Bundy 

(11/24/64) 1-0690; (11/9/64) 1-0700; 

(10/21/64) 1-0746; (10/20/64) 1-0751; 

(¡0/16/64) 1-0752; (8/25/64) 1-0791; 

(5/19/64) 1-0885; (5/18/64) 1-0888; 

(4/17/64) 1-0892; (3/24/64) 1-0911; 

(1/31/64) 1-0918; (1/26/65) 2-0255; 

(12/30/64) 2-0299; (12/28/64) 2-0301; 

(12/23/64) 2-0306; (12/23/64) 2-0307; 

(1212/64) 2-0320; (12/1/64) 2-0322; 

(12/1/64) 2-0325; (12/22/64) 2-0753; 

(12/18/64) 2-0756; (12/11/64) 2-0757; 

(10/6/64) 2-0771; (2/3/64) 2-0863; 

(1/22/65) 3-0051; (1/5/65) 3-0067; 

(11/23/64) 7-0445; (7/24/64) 7-0671; 

(7/21/64) 7-0681: (5/19/64) 7-1043 

Memorandum from Belk to Bundy, with letter 

from Gromyko to Thant, and State Dept 

Intelligence Note from Hughes to Rusk 

(9/22/64) 1-0767 

Memorandum from Belk to Bundy with 

memorandum from Rusk to Johnson 

(2/7/64) 2-0854 

Memorandum from Belk to Bundy with New York 

Times article (3/18/64) 2-0836 

Memorandum from Belk to Bundy, with 

newspaper clipping (1/7/65) 2-0296 

Memorandum from Belk to Bundy with telegram 


(4/22/64) 2-0827 



(11/6/64) 2-0761 

Memorandum from Belk to Bundy, with text of 

speech by Stevenson (1/25/65) 2-0256 

Memorandum from Belk to Chase 

(10/4/65) 5-0468; (11/13/65) 5-0548; 

(11/26/65) 5-0909 

Memorandum from Belk to Chase, with general 

information for participants, panel preference 

form, and list of additional invitees to ICY 

conference (11/11/65) 5-0624 

Memorandum from Belk to Chase with list of 

number of ICY committee meetings 

(8/13/65) 5-0183 

Memorandum from Belk to Chase, with 

memorandum from Celebreeze to Cater 

(4/7/65) 2-0204 


memorandum from Stinnet to Belk, and list of 

invitees for ICY conference (11/13/65) 5-0528 

Memorandum from Belk to Chase with suggested 

White House Conference plan (7/22/65) 4-0702 

Memorandum from Belk to ICY Cabinet 

Committee and Committee Chairmen 

(7/14/65) 4-0788; (9/17/65) 5-0074 


Committee, chairmen, and information officers 

(9/15/65) 5-0073 


Committee chairmen and members, and 

information officers (7/27/65) 4-0700 



information officers, with concunent resolution 

of Congress (7/22/65) 4-0711 



information officers, with May 1965 issue of 

American Education (7/21/65) 4-0714 


Committee, committee chairmen, and 

information officers (9/22/65) 5-0058; 

(9/22/65) 5-0091 


Committee members, committee chairmen, and 

information officers, with White House press 

releases (7/12/65) 4-0782; (5/19/65) 4-0880; 

(5/3/65) 4-0916 


Committee members with list of members and 

functional committees (3/1/65) 4-0474; 

(3/1/65) 4-0514 

Memorandum from Belk to ICY Committee 

chairmen, with list of members of National 


Cooperation (4/2/65) 4-0932 

Memorandum from Belk to ICY information 

officers, with agenda for ICY information 

officers meeting (10/12/65) 5-0473 

Memorandum from Belk to Johnson 

(8/4/64) 7-0531 

Memorandum from Belk to Siseo 

(9/15/65) 5-0094; (10/16/65) 5-0365; 

(10/14/65) 5-0378 

Memorandum from Belk to Smith, Komer, 

Johnson, Cooper, Brubeck, Klein, Bator, and 

Keeney; with draft strategy for 19th UNGA 

(10/21/64) 1-0710 

Memorandum from Belk to State Dept speakers 

and ICY information officers, with ICY speech 

material (5/19/65) 4-0876 

Memorandum from Belk to Valenti, with program 

for president during welcoming ceremonies for U 

Thant (8/5/64) 7-0527 

Memorandum from Bundy and Belk to Johnson 

(7/11/64) 2-0807; (8/6/64) 7-0526 

Memorandum from Bundy and Belk to Valenti, 

with suggested list of those to be invited to 

welcoming ceremonies in Rose Garden at White 

House (7/31/64) 7-0646 

Memorandum from Bundy to Johnson with 


(3/1/64) 2-0838 


(3/22/65) 4-0444; (3/9/65) 4-0471; 

(10/28/65) 5-0319; (10/13/65) 5-0465; 

(11/19/65) 6-0048 

Memorandum from Chase to Bundy, with letter 

from Cousins to Benjamin, draft letter from 

Johnson to Kennedy, letter from Benjamin to 

Cleveland, and note from Belk to Chase 

(4/28/65) 4-0911 

Memorandum from Cleveland for ICY Cabinet 

Committee Members and Chairmen of ICY 

Functional Committees (2/11/65) 4-0546 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy with note from 

Belk to Bundy (10/6/64) 3-0954 

Message from Johnson to 13th session of 

UNESCO General Conference, with note from 

Belk to Smith, and memorandum from Read to 

Bundy (10/12/64) 7-0459 

Note from Belk to Bundy (11/12/64) 1-0699; 

(¡0/21/64) 1-0709; (6/15/64) 1-0803;

Index by Subjects and Names Bingham, Jack 

(6/15/64) 1-0804; (5/20/64) 1-0870; 

(5/20/64) 1-0871; (1/18/65) 2-0295; 

(12/16/64) 2-0317; (3/7/64) 2-0715; 

(10/23/64) 2-0770; (2/28/64) 2-0844; 

(2/13/64) 2-0852; (2/7/64) 2-0853; 

(12/22/65) 3-0951; (11/30/64) 6-0847; 

(9/24/64) 6-0874; (8/20/64) 7-0465; 

(8/5/64) 7-0530 

Note from Belk to Bundy with intelligence note 

from Hughes to Rusk (9/28/64) 2-0781 

Note from Belk to Bundy with letter from Chayes 

to Stevenson and memorandum from Chayes to 

Rusk (2/5/64) 2-0859 

Note from Belk to Bundy, with letter from 

Stevenson to Johnson, and memorandum from 

Belk to Carpenter (2/3/64) 7-0504 

Note from Belk to Bundy with telegram from 

USUN New York to Secretary of Stete and 

telegram from State Dept to USUN New York 

(5/9/64) 2-0817 

Note from Belk to Bundy with telegrams from 

USUN New York to Secretary of State 

(1/14/65) 3-0059 

Note from Belk to Chase (8/13/65) 2-0089; 

(7/30/65) 4-0652; (8/12/65) 5-0195; 

(10/23/65) 5-0357; (11/26/65) 5-0910 

Note from Belk to Chase with draft White House 

press releases, memorandum to Bundy, and 

briefing memorandum for President's meeting 

with Benjamin (3/3/65) 4-0491 

Note from Belk to Chase, with general information 

for participants, panel preferences form, and 

background materials (11/13/65) 5-0549 




Note from Belk to Chase with ICY committees 

recommendations and areas of study 

(7/20/65) 4-0751 

Note from Belk to Chase, with invitation list, by 

category, for White House Conference on 


Note from Belk to Chase, with list of ICY invitees 

who have recently attended other White House 

conferences (10/15/65) 5-0391; 

(10/14/65) 5-0397 





Read to Bundy, and program and suggested 

moderators and speakers for ICY panels at 


Cooperation (9/30/65) 5-0487 

Note from Belk to Chase, with memorandum from 

Belk to Busby, Soviet bloc reactions to various 

international organizations, conferences and 

programs, and memorandum from Busby to Belk 

(7/28/65) 4-0815 


Turen to Stottlemyer, and memorandum from 

Besansky to Turen (9/18/65) 5-0069 

Note from Belk to Chase, with memorandum to 

Belk (9/23/65) 4-0964 

Note from Belk to Chase with reports of ICY 

committees on human rights, peaceful 

settlement, and UN peacekeeping 

(7/29/65) 4-0653 

Note from Belk to ICY Cabinet Committee 

Members and ICY Committee Chairman, with 

transmittal note from Belk to Chase, and list of 

proposed members of National Citizens 

Commission (2/23/65) 4-0528 

Note from Belk to Smith (1/24/64) 1-0940 

Note from Belk to Smith, with memorandum from 

Belk to Johnson (8/5/64) 7-0633 

Note from Belk to White (1/30/64) 1-0939 


Provisional agenda of 19th regular session of 

General Assembly, to convene at Headquarters, 

New York, on Tuesday, 10 Nov. 1964, at 3 

p.m.; with transmittal note from Belk to Bundy 

(10/8/64) 1-0756 

Soviet note to Japan, with memorandum from Belk 

to Bundy (7/7/64) 1-0795 

Text of Fedorenko speech to Security Council, 

with transmittal note from Belk to Bundy 

(5/20/64) 1-0872 

U Thant - An Assessment: Special Report of CIA 

Office of Current Intelligence; with transmittal 

note from Belk to Bundy (9/25/64) 1-0776 

Bell, David E. 

[Administrator, AID] 

Memorandum from Chase to Bundy, with working 

paper (10/14/65) 5-0381 

Bell, James D. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Malaysia] 

Telegram from Kualalumpur Embassy to Secretary 

of State (3/25/65) 6-0534 

Bellizzi, Alfred J. 

[Malta delegate to UN] 


State (11/8/65) 3-1022 

Ben Kaci, Abdelkader 

[Algeria delegate to UN] 


State (10/21/65) 2-0461 

Benjamin, Robert S. 

[Chairman, UN Association and UN Day; 

Chairman of Board, United Artists] 

ICY newsletter (3/65) 4-0401; (5/65) 4-0838 

Letter from Johnson to Benjamin with 

memorandum from Rusk to Johnson and 

suggested letter from Johnson to Benjamin 

(4/6/64) 4-0644 

Memorandum from Busby to Read 

(3/4/65) 2-0236 


(3/8/65) 2-0234; (10/19/65) 5-0360 


from Bundy to Benjamin, and memorandum 

from Bundy to Johnson (11/18/65) 6-0054 





(4/28/65) 4-0911 


telephone message from Benjamin to Chase 

(10/16/65) 5-0364 

Memorandum from Chase to Busby 

(3/4/65) 4-0487; (3/3/65) 4-0488; 

(3/3/65) 4-0489; (3/3/65) 4-0490 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy, and suggested 

text of letter from Johnson to Benjamin, with 

transmittal note from Jackson to Chase 

(3/3/65) 4-0501 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy; briefing 


Benjamin; draft White House press release; and 


committee chairmen and information officers 

(3/2/65) 4-0506 





Note from Bundy to Roberts with memorandum 

from Bundy to Johnson, draft White House press 

releases, UN Day proclamation, and letter from 

Johnson to Benjamin (3/31/65) 4-0312 

Press statement by Johnson (3/4/65) 4-0486 

Report to White House by Chairman of President's 

Cabinet Committee on ICY, April 13, 1965 with 

attachment (4/16/65) 4-0922 

Bennett, W. Tapley, Jr. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Dominican Republic] 

Telegram from Santo Domingo Embassy to 

Secretary of State (6/13/65) 6-0470; 

(9/24/65) 7-0770 

Benoit, Col. 

[Head of military junta, Dominican Republic] 

Comments on article by Max Frankel, "Secret US 

report details policy in Dominican crisis," New 

York Times, page 1, Nov. 14, 1965 

(11/14/65) 4-0299 

Benton, William 

[U.S. representative to UNESCO board; Chairman 

of Encyclopedia Britannica] 

Memoranda from Chase to Bundy, Bundy to 

Valenti, and Rusk to Johnson (6/15/64) 7-0491 

Memorandum from Chase to Belk 

(6/22/64) 7-0489; (6/17/64) 7-0490 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy 

(6/22/64) 7-0487 

Note from Chase to Belk, with memorandum from 

Read to Bundy (6/12/64) 7-0494 


State (10/1/65) 3-0134 

White House press release (10/17/64) 7-0457 

Bergesen, Ali E. 

[First Secretary, U.S. Embassy, Phnom Penh] 

Telegram from Phnom Penh Embassy to Secretary 

of State (3/18/65) 6-0546 

Bergstrom, Gnllman 

• [Ambassador, Foreign Ministry, Sweden] 


State (6/4/65) 3-0457 

Bemardes, Carlos Alfredo 

[Special representative of Secretary General in 

Cyprus] 


State (11/5/65) 4-0166; (11/4/65) 4-0178; 

(11/4/65) 4-0180 

Bembaum, Maurice M. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Venezuela] 

Telegram from Caracas Embassy to Secretary of 

State CJO/J5/Í5J 2-0594 

Besansky, Jack 





Betanconrt, Romulo 

[Former President, Venezuela] 

Airgram from USUN New York to Secretary of 

State (4/10/65) 4-0102 

Bettmi, Mr. 

[Chief of UN Economic Affairs, Foreign Office, 

Italy] 

Telegram from Rome Embassy to Secretary of 

State (9/20/65) 7-0043 

Bens, J. G. de 

[Netherlands delegate to UN] 


State (11/14/65) 1-0525; (11/10/65) 1-0552; 

(11/6/65) 1-0579; (11/11/65) 1-0651; 

(6/4/65) 3-0451; (4/21/65) 3-0587; 

(4/19/65) 3-0592; (4/12/65) 3-0615; 

(3/4/65) 7-0962; (2/23/65) 7-0989; 

(2/19/65) 7-0990; (2/24/65) 7-1076 

Beyers, Robert W. 

[Director, Stanford Univ. News and Publishing 

Service] 

Letter from Beyers to Cater, with conference 

registration procedures, and letter from Nelson 

to Jones (8/30/65) 5-0160 

Bhumibol Adnldet 

[King of Thailand] 

Putting Mekong to work: International undertaking 

(3/65) 6-0642 

Bhutto, Zulfiqar Ali 

[Minister of External Affairs, Pakistan] 

Messages received by World Congress of World 

Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 


State (11/9/65) 1-0566 

Bibliographies 

ICY, Vol. I, 3/65 through 4/65 4-0509 ro 4-0649 

Bingham, Jack 

[U.S. delegate to ECOSOC] 

Memorandum from Bundy to Valenti 

(1/8/64) 7-0508 

Memorandum from Moyers to Johnson, with letter 

from Rusk to Bingham (3/11/64) 7-0502 




Bingham, Jack Index by Subjects and Names 



(4/15/64) 1-0820 

Biological warfare 

see Chemical and biological warfare 

Bishti, Mr. 

[Finance Minister, Libya] 

Telegram from State Dept to Tripoli Embassy 

(10/17/65) 2-0578 

Black, Eugene R. 

[Special Financial Consultant to Secretary 

General] 


(4/22/65) 6-0630 


(9/4/65) 6-0606; (4/8/65) 6-0639; 

(4/8/65) 7-0911; (4/8/65) 7-0912 


State (10/18/65) 2-0551; (5/25/65) 6-0621; 

(4/13/65) 7-0892; (4/9/65) 7-0901 

Telegram from Vientiane Embassy to Secretary of 

State (4/9/65) 7-0903 

Blair, William M., Jr. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Denmark; U.S. Ambassador 

to Philippines] 

Telegram from State Dept to Manna Embassy 

(9/24/65) 1-0362 

Blaisdell, Mr. 


State (5/18/65) 1-0396 

Blanchard, Francis C. 

[Assistant Director-General, International Labor 

Organization] 


State (2/8/65) 1-0449 

Blau, Clarence I. 

[Adviser, U.S. Mission to UN] 


State (7/16/65) 7-0086 

Telegram from USUN New York to Geneva 

Mission and Secretary of State 

(10/18/65) 2-0554 


Stole (10/27/65) 1-0327; (2/25/65) 6-0559; 

(2/17/65) 6-0573; (4/30/65) 7-0248; 

(4/15/65) 7-0315 

Blau, Gerda 

[UN Food and Agriculture Organization official] 


State (7/9/65) 7-0100 

Blix, Hans 



State (11/11/65) 1-0651 

Bloom, Mel 

[ICY press officer. State Department] 

Note from Bloom to Chase, with press release on 

report of ICY population committee 

(11/24/65) 5-0937 

Boehner, Mr. 

[Bureau of Budget official, Commerce and Housing 

Division] 




Bognar, Joseph 

[Director, Hungarian Institute for Cultural 

Relations] 


State (8/19/65) 7-0808 

Bohlen, Charles E. 

[U.S. Ambassador to France] 

Airgram from Paris Embassy to Secretary of State 

(3/26/65) 1-0420; (5/14/65) 3-0512; 

(5/11/65) 3-0689 


(2/8/65) 1-0286: (2/26/65) 1-0434; 

(10/20/65) 2-0493; (10/18/65) 2-0549; 

(10/15/65) 2-0642; (9/3/65) 7-0785; 

(5/7/65) 7-1054; (5/7/65) 7-1055; 

(4/28/65) 7-1056 

Bolivia 


4/65 4-0001 to 4-0091 

Bondoc, Emigdio 

[Philippines delegate to UN] 


State (10/22/65) 2-0452 

Boonstra, Clarence A. 

[Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy, Mexico 

City] 

Telegram from Mexico City Embassy to Secretary 

of State (5/17/65) 7-0210 

Border violations 

see National borders 

Borge, Dagny 

Note from Chase to Belk, with letter from Borge 

to Johnson (11/30/65) 5-0884 

Borneo 

see Indonesia 


Bosch, Juan 

[President, Dominican Republic] 




(11/14/65) 4-0299 



Communist role in Dominican rebel movement, 

16-27 May 4-0265 

Botha, M. I. 

[South Africa delegate to UN] 


State (11/5/65) 1-0592; (3/3/65) 4-0024; 

(8/4/65) 7-0402 

Bouattoura, Tewfik 



(9/17/65) 3-0909 


State (11/14/65) 1-0525; (11/10/65) 1-0552; 

(4/9/65) 3-0620 

Bouillane de Lacoste, Jean-Noel de 



State (11/10/65) 1-0207; (4/9/65) 4-0104 

Bourguiba, Habib 

[President, Tunisia] 

Telegram from Tunis Embassy to Secretary of 

State (9/3/65) 7-0784 

Bovey, John A., Jr. 

[Counselor, U.S. Embassy, Paris] 


(5/14/65) 3-0512; (5/11/65) 3-0689 

Bowles, Chester 

[U.S. Ambassador to India] 

Telegram from New Delhi Embassy to Secretary 

of State (2/6/65) 1-0287; (10/15/65) 2-0600; 

(8/20/65) 3-0217; (8/18/65) 3-0248 

Bowman, Richard C. 

[Lieutenant Colonel; NSC liaison with Joint Chiefs 

of Staff] 

Memorandum from Bowman to Bundy 

(10/22/64) 1-0707 

Bozinovic, Milorad 

[Yugoslavia delegate to UN] 


State (11/6/65) 1-0661; (11/12/65) 4-0229; 

(U/5/65) 4-0251; (11/3/65) 4-0257 

Bozovic, Aleksandar 

[Yugoslavia delegate to UN; Director, 

International Organization Division, Yugoslavia 

Foreign Office] 

Telegram from Belgrade Embassy to Secretary of 

State (8/20/65) 3-0215 


State (11/17/65) 1-0501 

Bradley, Eduardo 

[Argentina delegate to UN] 


State (10/14/65) 1-0349; (10/14/65) 7-0004 

Bramble, Harlan P. 

[Deputy Chief of Economic Section, U.S. 

Embassy, Mexico City] 

Airgram from Mexico City Embassy to Secretary 

of State (6/9/65) 1-0382 

Brand, Paul 

[Director, Leprosy Rehabilitation Project, Vellore, 

India] 

Foundation stones of peace: Some examples of 

international cooperative activities undertaken by 

U.S. Government agencies 4-0408 

Branscomb, Harrie 

[Chairman, U.S. National Commission for 

UNESCO] 

White House press release (10/17/64) 7-0457 

Brazil 


4/65 4-000/ to 4-0091 

Brewster, Daniel B. 

[U.S. Senator, Maryland] 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 

Brezhnev, Leonid I. 

[President, USSR] 

CIA Information Report Telegram 

(10/16/64) 1-0753 

Briggs, Everett E. 

[Second Secretary, U.S. Embassy, Lisbon] 

Airgram from Lisbon Embassy to Secretary of 

State, with newspaper article (10/18/65) 2-0541 

Briggs, William T. 

[Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy, 

Montevideo] 


of State (4/1/65) 7-0388 

British Guiana 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 


to 2-0646 

Brooks, Angje 



State (11/10/65) 1-0552 

Brosio, Manlio 

[Secretary General, NATO] 


(9/17/65) 3-0147 

Brown, B. M. 

[New Zealand delegate to UN] 


State (4/8/65) 7-0905 

Brown, Ben H. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Liberia] 

Telegram from Monrovia Embassy to Secretary of 

State (8/4/65) 3-0308 

Brown, David 

[U.S. Embassy official, Paris] 


(6/21/65) 7-0109 

Brown, F. D. W. 



State (11/9/65) 1-0135; (11/17/65) 1-0501; 

(11/10/65) 1-0552; (11/5/65) 1-0592; 

(10/26/65) 2-0371; (10/25/65) 2-0401; 

(¡0/21/65) 2-0461 

Brown, Lewis D. 

[Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy, Rabat] 

Telegram from Rabat Embassy to Secretary of 

State (4/30/65) 3-0561 

Brubeck, William H. 

[NSC official; Executive Secretary, State 

Department] 

Monthly report of Africa liaison officers at the 

UNGA (Oct. 18 through Nov. 20, 1963), with 

transmittal note from Brubeck to Bundy 

(12/6/63) 1-0973 

Note from Brubeck to Bundy (3/18/64) 6-0975

Index by Subjects and Names Burnham, Forbes 

Bruce, David K. E. 

[U.S. Ambassador to UK] 



(12/17/64) 2-0652 

Telegram from London Embassy to Secretary of 

State (10/22/65) 2-0439; (10/18/65) 6-1048; 

(6/18/65) 7-0111; (5/20/65) 7-0188 


(6/11/65) 3-0426 


State (6/11/65) 3-0422 

Bruce, Emmanuel 



State (10/15/65) 2-0630 

Bruner, Guido 

[Member, West Germany Mission to UN] 


State (10/15/65) 7-0002 

Budo, Halim 

[Albania delegate to UN] 

Memorandum from Chase to Bundy with AP 

bulletin (2/16/65) 3-0014 


State (11/17/65) 1-0501; (11/9/65) 1-0566 

Bueno, Carlos Antonio Bettencourt 

[Brazil delegate to UN] 


(2/9/65) 4-0064 


State (2/25/65) 4-0031; (2/25/65) 4-0033; 

(2/24/65) 4-0035; (2/23/65) 4-0042; 

(2/23/65) 4-0044; (2/19/65) 4-0047; 

(2/17/65) 4-0049; (2/15/65) 4-0054; 

(2/13/65) 4-0057; (2/9/65) 4-0063; 

(2/8/65) 4-0068; (2/5/65) 4-0070; 

(2/4/65) 4-0075; (11/16/65) 4-0216; 

(11/11/65) 4-0232; (11/11/65) 4-0236; 

(11/5/65) 4-0251 

Buffum, William B. 

[Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for 

International Organization Affairs] 

Memorandum from Buffum to Cleveland 

(2/5/65) 3-0044 

Memorandum from Buffum to Gardner 

(2/22/65) 2-1018 

Memorandum from Chase for the record 

(2/24/65) 2-1005 


(7/26/65) 2-0886 



(11/20/65) 4-0196 

Summary of US-UK Talks on UN political 

questions, with list of participants 

(6/28/65 to 6/29/65) 2-0117 


State (3/5/65) 4-0021 

Bull, Odd 

[General, Chief of Staff, UN Truce Supervision 

Organization] 

Telegram from Jerusalem Consulate to Secretary 

of State (9/1/65) 1-0251 


State (70/20/Í5J 1-0245; (8/24/65) 1-0255 

Bunche, Ralph J. 

[UN Under Secretary for Special Political 

Affairs] 

Bio-data: Ralph Bunche, Under Secretary, 

UN 7-0544; 7-0596 

Memorandum from Bundy to Johnson with note 

from Moyers to Johnson, memorandum from 

Bunche to Johnson, and memorandum from 

Cleveland to Bundy (3/2/65) 2-0989 


(3/4/é5; 2-09*5 

Note from Moyers to Johnson with memorandum 

from Bunche to Johnson (2/5/65) 2-1007 

Note from Read to Bundy, with biographies of U 

Thant and Bunche (8/5/64) 7-0566 


(9/2/65) 1-0249; (5/13/65) 3-0519; 

(8/13/64) 7-0517 


State (11/4/65) 1-0234; (9/3/65) 1-0248; 

(10/22/65) 2-0449; (11/10/65) 4-0151; 

(11/8/65) 4-0155; (2/12/65) 7-0996; 

(2/11/65) 7-0999 

Bundy, McGeorge 

[Special Assistant to President for National 

Security Affairs] 

Address by Bundy: International cooperation, 

realistic appraisal (3/23/65) 4-0321 

Draft memorandum from Bundy to Rusk 

(3/6/64) 6-0977 

ICY newsletter (5/65J 4-0S38 

Letter from Bundy to Kennan, with memorandum 

from Chase to Cleveland, and letter from 

Kennan to Bundy (2/19/65) 2-0247 

Letter from Bundy to Stassen, with memorandum 

from Read to Bundy, suggested reply from 

Bundy to Stassen, memorandum from Bundy to 

Read, letter from Stassen to Johnson, and letter 

from Johnson to Stassen (3/10/65) 2-0979 

Letter from Higgins to Johnson, with letter from 

Higgins to Thant, Christian social action 

resolutions approved and passed at 98th annual 

meeting of Connecticut Conference of United 

Church of Christ, and transmittal note from 

Bundy to Read (11/4/65) 6-0157 


Valenti, and Rusk to Johnson (6/Í5/64; 7-049J 

Memorandum from Beam to Barber, Labowitz, 

Garthoff, Greenfield, Keeney, Nordness, and 

Belk; with note from Bundy to Chase 5-0747 


(11/18/64) 1-0691 


(7/11/64) 2-0807; (8/6/64) 7-0526 




House (7/31/64) 7-0646 

Memorandum from Bundy to Johnson 

(3/11/65) 2-0227; (3/11/65) 3-0800; 

(3/12/65) 3-0819; (3/12/65) 3-0820; 

(4/15/65) 4-0928; (10/13/65) 5-0466; 

(11/20/65) 6-0042; 6-0266; (7/22/65) 6-0457; 

(8/8/64) 7-0524; (8/5/64) 7-0525; 

(8/11/64) 7-0692 


attached proposal (2/19/65) 2-0243 



(3/1/64) 2-0838 


memorandum from Chase to Cleveland 

(3/11/65) 3-0830 


memorandum from Read to Bundy, selected 

examples of policy questions which might be 

considered by ICY, and transmittal note from 

Chase to Bundy (4/;5/í5; 4-0S85 



(7/9/65) 2-0897 


memorandum from Rusk to Johnson and list of 

Senators interviewed (4/5/65) 3-0721 







conference (3/19/64) 6-0926; (3/19/64) 6-0928 


tentative program for White House Conference 

on International Cooperation (10/13/65) 5-0260 


transmittal note from Chase to Bundy 

C5/4/65; 2-0940 

Memorandum from Bundy to Read 

(3/1/65) 2-0241 

Memorandum from Bundy to Read, with letter 

from Parker to Johnson (3/1/65) 2-0239 


from Von Kohora to Johnson, and advertisement 

(3/8/65) 2-0221 

Memorandum from Bundy to Rusk, with speech 

by Stevenson, and memorandum from Johnson 

to Bundy (11/25/65) 6-0848 


C4/2/65; 4-0940; (11/19/65) 6-0044; 

(11/19/65) 6-0050; (1/8/64) 7-0508; 

(6/22/64) 7-0684 

Memorandum from Bundy to Valenti, 

memorandum from Read to Bundy, suggested 

White House press release, list of persons invited 

to meeting on meteorology in Washington, D.C., 

June 16, 1965 (6/8/65) 4-0828 

Memorandum from Bundy to Wirtz 

(10/28/64) 1-0704 

Memorandum from Chase to Bundy with first 

draft of speech by Bundy (3/20/65) 4-0445 





from Bundy to Voorhis (3/10/65) 2-0229 



(9/28/65) 4-0962 


memorandum from Bundy to Valenti, and 

statement by Johnson to White House 


(11/19/65) 6-0051 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy, with suggested 

reply from Bundy to Voorhis (3/8/65) 2-0231 

Memorandum from Rusk to Johnson, with 

transmittal note from Bundy to Johnson 

(6/13/64) 1-0805 

Memorandum of conversation between Johnson 

and U Thant (8/6/64) 7-0697 







Johnson to Benjamin (3/31/65) 4-0312 

Note from Chase to Benjamin, with letter from 

Chase to Thomas, note from Bundy to Read, and 

letter from Thomas to Johnson (11/1/65) 5-0756 





Telegram from U Thant to Johnson and suggested 

reply (8/12/64) 7-0693 


reply, with transmittal notes from Bundy to 

Read, and McCafferty to Telegraph Section 

(8/12/64) 7-0689 


State with memorandum from Chase to Bundy 

and note from Bundy to Chase (11/3/65) 3-1035 

Bundy, William P. 

[Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern 

Affairs; Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense 

for International Security Affairs] 

Memorandum from Bundy to Rusk, McNamara, 

Ball, and Bundy (7/26/65) 7-0716 

Memorandum from Leddy, Bundy, and Cleveland 

to Rusk, with transmittal note from Stibravy to 

Chase (7/21/65) 6-0460 

Burnham, Forbes 

[Premier, British Guiana] 

British Guiana Constitutional Conference 

(11/20/65) 1-0991 


attachments including summary of D'Aguilar 

press conference, and memorandum from 

Shullaw to Harwood and Wilbur 

(11/2/65) 2-0005 


Burnham, Forbes Index by Subjects and Names 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy, with 

background paper (10/15/65) 2-0023 

Memorandum from Shullaw to Chase 

(11/16/65) 1-0994 


(10/15/65) 2-0638 

Telegram from Georgetown Consulate to Secretary 

of State (10/19/65) 2-0514; (10/19/65) 2-0531 


State (10/22/65) 2-0439 

Telegram from State Dept to Caracas Embassy 

(10/22/65) 2-0378 


(10/19/65) 2-0506 

Burns, £. L. M. 



State (11/3/65) 1-0608; (11/15/65) 4-0218 

Buron, Robert 

[UN Special Fund consultant to Panama 

government; former Minister of Public Works, 

France] 


State (4/21/65) 1-0408; (4/16/65) 1-0411 

Burundi 

Burundi Mission 1-0110 to 1-0131 


State (3/26/65) 1-0092 

Busby, Horace 

[Special Assistant to President] 

Memorandum from Busby to Read 

(3/4/65) 2-0236 


(3/2/65) 4-0505 





(7/28/65) 4-0815 

Busbnell, John 

[Foreign Service Officer, U.S. Embassy, Santo 

Domingo] 


(10/25/65) 2-0013 

Butterworth, W. Walton 

[U.S. Ambassador to Canada] 


State (8/20/65) 3-0218; (8/19/65) 3-0233; 

(6/22/65) 3-0383; (4/2/65) 4-0119; 

(9/8/65) 7-0783; (8/10/65) 7-0816 


State (6/14/65) 3-0404 

Bykor, Oleg 

[Ukraine delegate to UN] 


State (11/12/65) 1-0539 

Byroade, Henry A. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Burma] 

Telegram from Rangoon Embassy to Secretary of 

State (3/15/65) 6-0547 

Caamano, Francisco 

[Colonel; President of provisional government, 



16-27 May 4-0265 

Caldiera Coelho, Goncalo 

[Director, Information Service, Portugal Foreign 

Ministry] 



Calhoun, John A. 

[Assistant Chief of Mission, U.S. Consulate, 

Berlin] 

Telegram from Berlin Consulate to Secretary of 

State (10/25/65) 2-0381 


Califano, Joseph 

[Counsel, U.S. Army; Special Assistant to 

President] 


(11/20/65) 6-0042 

Cambodia 


11/64 1-0675 to 1-0976 


Cameron, Robert P. 

[Counselor, Canada Embassy to U.S.] 


(6/4/65) 3-0458 

Cameroon 


through 6/65 4-0092 ro 4-0145 

Campbell, A. H. 



State with report from Campbell 

(5/19/65) 3-0497 


State (6/16/65) 3-0394; (5/20/65) 3-0491; 

(5/10/65) 3-0540; (4/29/65) 3-0563; 

(4/16/65) 3-0597; (4/15/65) 3-0605; 

(4/8/65) 3-0621; (4/7/65) 3-0624 

Canada 

Article 19, Volume IV, Cables [I] 3-0114 to 

3-0390 


3-0639 


to 2-0646 

SECTO Cables J-0466 to 2-0499 


through 6/65 4-0092 to 4-0145 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (A) 6-Í007 ro 7-0142 


Candan, M. G. 

[Director-General, World Health Organization] 


State (2/15/65) 7-0434 

Gang, Mr. 

[Secretary General, South Vietnam Foreign 

Office] 

Telegram from Saigon Embassy to Secretary of 

State (8/Í1/65J 6-0453 

Capital investments 

Public statements, 4/64 through 9/65 6-0658 to 

6-0907 


(UNCTAD) 6-0908 to 6-1006 


Cappelen, Johan 

[Norway delegate to UNCTAD] 


State (4/15/63; 7-0312 

Caradon, Lord 




(5/19/65) 3-0497 

Britain's pledge of $10 million to United Nations 

(6/21/65) 2-0906 

Memorandum of conversation between Rusk and 

Hasluck (7/29/65) 2-0904 


(7/12/65) 3-0376 




State (11/12/65) 1-0539; (¡1/10/65) 1-0552; 

(10/27/65) 2-0333; (10/26/65) 2-0371; 

(8/18/65) 3-0242; (8/12/65) 3-0282; 

(8/9/65) 3-0295; (8/2/65) 3-0312; 

(6/17/65) 3-0392; (6/12/65) 3-0412; 

(6/12/65) 3-0415; (6/11/65) 3-0422; 

(6/4/65) 3-0451; (5/27/65) 3-0475; 

(5/11/65) 3-0530; (5/10/65) 3-0532; 

(3/3/65) 4-0025; (10/22/65) 6-1038 

Text of speech by Caradon at meeting of 

ECOSOC (7/15/65) 6-0683 

Carducri-Artenisio, Ludovico 



State (8/30/65) 1-0140; (8/27/65) 1-0142; 

(8/27/65) 1-0144 

Caribbean area 

see also Cuba 

see also Dominican Republic 

see also Puerto Rico 

Carmona, Rene 



(2/16/65) 2-0251 

Carson, Marion C. 

Letter from Carson to Johnson, with transmittal 

note from Chase to Belk (10/19/65) 6-0151 

Carvajal, Tulio 

[Member of Fourteenth of June Political Group, 




Casap, Carlos 

[Bolivia delegate to UN] 


State (2/9/65) 4-0063; (2/4/65) 4-0075 

Caspar!, Fritz 

[Counselor, West Germany Mission to UN] 


State (11/10/65) 4-0238 

Castro, Fidel 

[Premier, Cuba] 


(10/2J/65J 2-0382 



Cater, Douglass 

[Special Assistant to the President] 


C9/15/65; 5-0094 


(10/9/65) 5-0476 

Memorandum from Cleveland to Cater 

(5/3/65) 2-0294 

Revised draft of UN statement, with transmittal 

note from Cater to Moyers (10/21/64) 6-0868 

Transmittal note from Cater to Chase 

(6/14/65) 4-0264 

Cates, John M., Jr. 

[Adviser on Latin American Affairs, U.S. Mission 

to UN] 

Letter from Cates to Chase (4/23/65) 2-0200 

Letter from Cates to Chase, with letter from 

MacCornack to Cates (5/23/65; 2-0189 

Note from Cates to Chase 2-0202 

Cavalletti, Francesco 



State (11/15/65) 4-0218; (11/15/65) 4-0224: 

(11/11/65) 4-0231 

Celebreeze, Anthony J. 

[Judge, U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals; Secretary of 

Health, Education, and Welfare] 


memorandum from Celebreeze to Cater 

(4/7/65) 2-0204 

Center for Industrial Development 



Chai, Winberg 

[Committee Secretary, UN Special Committee on 

Peace-Keeping Operations] 


State (5/27/65; 2-0078; (10/27/65) 2-0336: 

(9/30/65) 3-0138; (9/28/65) 3-0139; 

(2/9/65) 7-1011 

Chakravarty, B. N. 

[India delegate to UN] 


State (10/6/64) 2-0778

Index by Subjects and Names Chase, Gordon 

Chalfont, Lord 

[Disarmament negotiator, UK] 


State (11/9/65) 4-0241 

Chalker, Robert P. 

[Counselor, U.S. Embassy, Dublin] 


State with aide-memoire and draft memorandum 




State (4/25/65) 3-0571 

Chalmers, Rene 

[Foreign Minister, Haiti] 

Telegram from Port au Prince Embassy to 

Secretary of State (9/17/65) 7-0772: 

(9/9/65) 7-0780 

Chanunâs, Sooheil 

[Lebanon delegate to UN] 


Stote (10/15/65) 1-0346; (10/14/65) 1-0349; 

(10/12/65) 1-0351; (11/2/65) 1-0618; 

(11/1/65) 6-1017 

Chapman, Christian G. 

[Official, U.S. Mission to European Communities, 

Luxembourg] 

Telegram from Luxembourg Embassy to Secretary 

of State (9/1/65) 7-0792 

Chase, Gordon 

[NSC staff member; assistant to McGeorge 

Bundy] 

Address by Siseo at Dallas Regional Foreign 


University, with note from Siseo to Chase and 

note from Chase to Siseo (3/8/65) 6-0799 

Background on proposed U.S. pledge to Expanded 

Program of Technical Assistance and Special 

Fund; with 1965 pledge statement form, and 

transmutai note from Gardner to Chase 

(3/2/65) 1-0428 

Draft press guidance on Kleiman story (New York 

Times), with note from Chase to Bundy 5-0942 

Draft strategy paper UNCTAD, with transmitía! 

note from Chase to Smith (3/6/64) 6-0998 

Excerpts from address by Cleveland at graduation 

dinner of Graduate School of International 

Affairs of Fletcher School of Law and 

Diplomacy, with note from Chase to Bundy 

(6/4/65) 6-0732 


from Chase to Cleveland, and letter from 



note from Chase to Belt (10/19/65) 6-0151 

Letter from Chase to Bressler (3/6/65) 4-0472 

Letter from Chase to Higgins (11/16/65) 6-0137 

Letter from Chase to Persons, with letter from 

Persons to Chase (7/13/65) 2-0092 

Letter from Chase to Thomas (11/1/65) 5-0755 

Letter from Chase to Von Kohom 

(3/15/65) 2-0216 

Letter from Cross to Johnson, with note from 

Chase to Belk (11/8/65) 6-0152 

Letter from Davies to Johnson, with transmittal 


Letter from Dougherty to Johnson, with resume 

and note from Chase to Belk (11/17/65) 6-0132 

Letter from Fagley to Johnson, with note from 

Chase to Belk (11/3/65) 5-0752 

Letter from Fonda to Johnson, with transmittal 


Letter from Gray to Johnson, with note from 

Chase to Belk (11/18/65) 6-0131 

Letter from Kronstein to Johnson, with note from 

Chase to Belk (11/27/65) 5-0889; 

(11/27/65) 5-0892 

Letter from Olan to Johnson, with transmittal note 

from Chase to Belk (11/15/65) 6-0148 

Letter from Persons to Chase, with blank petition 

form; and transmittal note from Chase to Read 

(11/12/65) 1-0987 

Letter from Seadler to Moyers, with transmittal 

notes from Moyers to Chase and Chase to Belk 

(11/16/65) 6-0139 

Letter from Smith to Johnson, with note from 

Chase to Belk (12/2/65) 5-0866 

Letter from Wollman to Johnson, with note from 

Chase to Belk (11/23/65) 5-0975 




memorandum from Chase to Cleveland 

(3/11/65) 3-0830 





Chase to Bundy (4/15/65) 4-0SÄ5 


transmittal note from Chase to Bundy 

(5/4/65) 2-0940 


(10/25/65) 2-0016; (2/24/65) 2-1005 

Memorandum from Chase for the record with note 

from Chase to Bundy (3/15/65) 3-0791 

Memorandtun from Chase to Abell 

(11/24/65) 5-0930 


(10/27/65) 5-0353; (10/11/65) 5-0475; 

(6/22/64) 7-0489; (6/17/64) 7-0490; 

(7/25/64) 7-0662; (6/23/64) 7-0687 


(11/3/65) 1-0018; (11/2/65) 1-0019; 

(11/22/65) 1-0992; (11/9/65) 2-0003; 

(10/30/65) 2-0012; (10/25/65) 2-0013; 

(7/12/65) 2-0015; (9/27/65) 2-0026; 

(9/27/65) 2-0027; (9/23/65) 2-0034; 

(9/15/65) 2-0035; (9/7/65) 2-0038; 

(8/23/65) 2-0085; (8/17/65) 2-0088; 

(7/19/65) 2-0091; (4/2/65) 2-0212; 

(3/8/65) 2-0234; (3/2/65) 2-0237; 

(2/12/65) 2-0254; (12/11/64) 2-0316; 

(7/26/65) 2-0886; (7/13/65) 2-0896; 

(3/4/65) 2-0985; (2/19/65) 2-1032; 

(2/18/65) 3-0002; (2/18/65) 3-0003; 

(2/9/65) 3-0016; (2/8/65) 3-0020; 

(4/28/65) 3-0699; (4/1/65) 3-0754; 

(3/30/65) 3-0761; (3/29/65) 3-0762; 

(3/22/65) 3-0764; (3/15/65) 3-0794; 

(3/12/65) 3-0798; (3/12/65) 3-0799; 

(3/10/65) 3-0844; (3/9/65) 3-0845; 

(3/8/65) 3-0873; (10/26/65) 3-0900; 

(4/2/65) 4-0199; (11/1/65) 4-0259; 

(10/30/65) 4-0260; (3/22/65) 4-0444; 

(3/9/65) 4-0471; (3/5/65) 4-0473; 

(3/2/65) 4-0505; (10/16/65) 5-0257; 

(10/14/65) 5-0258; (10/30/65) 5-0317; 

(10/29/65) 5-0318; (10/28/65) 5-0319; 

(10/19/65) 5-0360; (10/14/65) 5-0376; 

(10/13/65) 5-0465; (10/11/65) 5-0467; 

(10/9/65) 5-0476; (10/7/65) 5-0477; 

(10/6/65) 5-0478; (11/12/65) 5-0578; 

(11/12/65) 5-0619; (11/11/65) 5-0623; 

(11/6/65) 5-0723; (11/6/65) 5-0728; 

(11/5/65) 5-0729; (11/2/65) 5-0754; 

(11/30/65) 5-0876; (11/27/65) 5-0891; 

(11/26/65) 5-0894; (11/26/65) 5-0908; 

(11/26/65) 5-0911; (11/26/65) 5-0912; 

(11/26/65) 5-0913; (11/24/65) 5-0932; 

(11/24/65) 5-0933; (11/24/65) 5-0945; 

(11/23/65) 5-0973; (11/23/65) 5-0974; 

(11/22/65) 5-0988; (11/22/65) 5-0990; 

(11/19/65) 6-0043; (11/19/65) 6-0048; 

(11/18/65) 64107; (11/18/65) 6-0129; 

(11/16/65) 6-0138; (7/22/65) 7-0417 

Memorandum from Chase to Bundy with agreed 

US-UK position on UN peacekeeping 

(4/5/65) 2-0945 


bulletin (2/16/65) 3-0014 

Memorandum from Chase to Bundy with 

attachment (10/14/65) 5-0388 





(11/2/65) 2-0005 


draft of speech by Bundy (3/20/65) 4-0445 





from Bundy to Voorhis (3/10/65) 2-0229 





(4/28/65) 4-0911 



(9/28/65) 4-0962 





(11/19/65) 6-0051 


memorandum from Read to Bundy and list of 

suggested moderators and speakers for ICY 

panels (10/21/65) 5-0724 



Memorandum from Chase to Bundy, with press 

releases on participants in White House 


(11/23/65) 5-0959 


releases on reports of ICY committees on 

meteorology and technical cooperation and 

investment (¡1/26/65) 5-0895 

Memorandum from Chase to Bundy, with printers 

copy of ICY program (11/21/65) 6-0002 

Memorandum from Chase to Bundy, with public 

statements of Johnson on Vietnam 7-0995 



(2/8/65) 3-0017; (11/20/65) 4-0196 



(10/16/65) 5-0364 


paper (10/14/65) 5-0381 


(3/4/65) 4-0487; (3/3/65) 44488; 

(3/3/65) 4-0489; (3/3/65) 44490 

Memorandum from Chase to Goodwin 

(3/17/65) 3-0765 

Memorandum from Chase to Moyers, with letter 

from Johnson to U Thant (7/28/65) 7-0714 

Memorandum from Chase to Siseo 

(11/24/65) 5-0952; (11/20/65) 5-0989 

Memorandum from Chase to Valenti 

(7/24/64) 7-0663; (7/24/64) 7-0672 


to Johnson (11/30/65) 5-0884 


Read to Bundy (6/12/64) 7-0494 



letter from Thomas to Johnson (11/1/65) 5-0756 

Note from Chase to Bundy 5-0746; 

(11/2/65) 5-0751; (11/17/65) 6-0136; 

(6/22/64) 7-0683 

Telegram from Chase to Jacobsen 

(11/30/65) 5-0873 

Telegram from Chase to Valenti 

(11/19/65) 6-0045 




UN, World Peace and Francis of Assist: "Saint of 

Peace," with proposal to White House 

Conference on International Cooperation, prayer 

for peace, and transmittal note from Chase to 

Belk (11/16/65) 6-0142 


Chase, Gordon Index by Subjects and Names 


Cooperation: Panel preferences form, Chase 

nametag, background information, general 

information for participants, tentative program, 

and chairmen of citizens committees 

(11/15/65) 5-0S18 

Chayes, Abram 

[Assistant Secretary of State for Legal Affairs] 



Rusk (2/5/64) 2-0859 

Chemical and biological warfare 


Chemical Bank 

Burundi Mission J-OJiO to 1-0131 

Chen, Reignson C 

[Nationalist China delegate to UN] 


Sute (11/3/65) 1-0608 

Chen Yi 

[Foreign Minister, People's Republic of China] 

Intelligence note from Hughes to Rusk 

(10/5/65) 3-0901 


State (10/13/65) 7-0748 

Chemnshchenko, G. G. 

[Belorussia delegate to UN] 


State (11/13/65) 1-0529 

Chiang Kai-shek 

[President, Nationalist China] 

Current Intelligence Memorandum, CIA Office of 

Current Intelligence (4/16/64) 1-0895 

Research memorandum from Hughes to Rusk 

(9/28/65) 3-0903 


(11/12/65) 3-0993 

Chico, Raymnndo J. 

Letter from Chico (11/29/65) 5-0869 

Chile 



through 6/65 4-0092 to 4-0145 

Chimiddoij, Dejidyn 

[Foreign Minister, Mongolia] 


State (11/12/65) 1-0539 

China, Nationalist 


Chinese Representation, 10/65 3-0890 to 3-0962 

International Year for Human Rights, 1 /65 

through 10/65 6-043« to 6-0597 


11/64 i-0675 to 1-0976 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 


9/65 3-0640 to 3-08Ä9 


4/65 4-000] to 4-009; 

China, People's Republic 



De Gaulle on Charter i-0279 to i-0300 

Disarmament Vol. I, 11/65 4-0790 to 4-026J 

LBJ/U Thant MemCon, 8/6/64 7-0695 to 7-0700 

Memoranda of Conversation, Volume I, 3/64 to 

10/65 2-0647 to 2-07J5 


11/64 i-0675 to 1-0976 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 


to 2-0646 

SECTO Cables 2-0466 to 7-0499 


9/65 3-0640 to 3-0889 


7-0674 

USUN Information Digest, 11/65 7-0500 to 

7-0627 


Withdrawal of Indonesia, 12/64 through 

7/65 7-7045 to 7-7774 

Chocolate 

see Cocoa and chocolate 

Chou En-Lai 

[Premier, People's Republic of China] 

Chinese propaganda campaign against UN 

(6/16/65) 2-0180 


(4/27/65,) 7-0874 

Red China looks at UN; some recent official 

comments by Peiping regime 3-0945 


(9/28/65) 3-0903 

Chndson, Mr. 

[Head of working group, Committee for Industrial 

Development] 


State (5/27/65) 7-0144 

Citizenship 

see also Foreign students 


CiyQ liberties 

see also Racial discrimination 

ICY, Vol. I, 3/65 through 4/65 4-0309 to 4-0649 


4-0937 


through 10/65 6-0436 to 6-0597 


6-0907 

Clark, G. Edward 


Pretoria] 

Telegram from Capetown Embassy to Secretary of 

State (3/9/65) 4-0019 

Clark, Harlan B. 

[U.S. Embassy official, Taiz] 

Telegram from Taiz Embassy to Secretary of State 

(70/24/65) 2-0387 

Classification of documents 

see Security classification of documents 

Clerides, Glafkos 

[President, Cyprus House of Representatives] 


State (70/79/65) 2-0527 

Cleveland, Harlan 

[Assistant Secretary of State for International 

Organization Affairs; U.S. Ambassador to 

NATO; Chairman of Cabinet CommittêTon 

ICY] 

Address by Cleveland at National Conference on 

International Cooperation Year: Building blocks 

of world order (3/23/65) 4-0337 

Address by Cleveland before National Conference 

of Christians and Jews, New York City 

(10/8/64) 4-0620 

Address by Cleveland before National Council of 

Jewish Women: Peace comes in parcels 

(3/37/65) 6-0766 

Address by Cleveland before open meeting of 

Experiment in International Living: Checks and 

balances in UN, with note from Phillips to Chase 

(3/24/65) 6-0777 

Address by Cleveland to United Nations 

Association of USA: Evolution of rising 

responsibility, with transmittal note from 

Cleveland (12/12/64) 6-0835 

Appraisal of issues and action at 18th General 

Assembly 7-0948 

Checklist of action on major items taken by 18th 

General Assembly (12/19/63) 1-0955 

Comments on International Cooperation Year by 

Cleveland 4-0349; (3/10/65) 4-0463 

Draft memorandum from Cleveland to Stevenson 

(3/77/65) 3-0S54 





(6/4/65) 6-0732; (6/4/65) 6-0742 

Excerpts from opening address by Cleveland at 

Howard University's symposium on International 

Law of Human Rights (2/20/65) 6-0566 

Foreign affairs outline, 1965: International 

Cooperation Year (10/64) 4-0393 

ICY newsletter (5/65) 4-0838 

Information memorandum from Cleveland to 

Rusk; with attachments, including General 

Assembly Voting Check List and schedule of 

1964 international conferences (1/22/64) 1-0920 

Information memorandum from Cleveland to Rusk 

with UN members subject to loss of vote under 

Article 19 as of Jan. 1, 1964 (1/14/64) 2-0875 


Bundy (2/17/64) 2-0845 

Memoranda from Cleveland to ICY Cabinet 

Committee and committee chairmen 

(6/7/65) 4-0847 


(10/16/64) 1-0752; (1/5/65) 3-0067 






(70/74/65) 5-0378 




(10/21/64) 1-0710 



(3/7/64) 2-0838 








(3/2/65) 2-0237; (3/4/65) 2-0985; 

(2/19/65) 2-1032; (2/9/65) 3-0026; 

(3/30/65) 3-0767; (3/9/65) 3-0845; 

(3/8/65) 3-0873 


Committee Members and Chairmen of ICY 

Functional Committees (2/11/65) 4-0546; 

(2/11/65) 4-0547 


Committee Members, with list of suggested ICY 

committees, Department of State list of officers 

concerned with ICY areas, and White House 

press release (12/1/64) 4-0596 

Memorandum from Cleveland to Cater 

(5/3/65) 2-0794 

Memorandum from Cleveland to ICY Cabinet 


(5/19/65) 4-0883; (5/72/65) 4-0884; 

(9/10/65) 5-0103 


Committee and committee chairmen, with basic 

instructions for preparing committee reports for 


Cooperation (9/10/65) 5-0075 


Committee chairmen (4/12/65) 4-0895 



information officers; with White House press 

release (4/26/65) 4-0979 



public information officers (4/16/65) 4-0927 


(12/19/63) 1-0945: (10/5/64) 2-0772; 

(1/31/64) 2-0864; (3/9/65) 3-0847; 

(3/11/65) 3-0849; (3/5/65) 3-0857 

Memorandum from Cleveland to Rusk, Ball, 

Bundy, Greenfield, and MacArthur 

(3/17/65) 7-0723 

Memorandum from Cleveland to Rusk with list of 

OAS members contributing observers, troops, 

and/or other services for U.N. military 

operations (5/6/65) 4-0295

Index by Subjects and Names Constitutions 

Memorandum from Cleveland to Rusk with 



Memorandum from Cleveland to Rusk, with 

proposed memorandum from Rusk to Johnson 

(1/31/64) 1-0930 

Memorandum from Cleveland to Stevenson and 

Rusk (1/23/65) 2-0285 



Chase (7/21/65) 6-0460 

Memorandum from MacArthur to O'Brien with 

note from Read to Bundy and list of Senators 

interviewed (4/5/65) 3-0724 

Message from Cleveland to Bundy 

(3/10/65) 7-0959 

Note from Belk to Bundy (6/15/64) 1-0803: 

(2/13/64) 2-0852 








(7/29/65) 4-0653 




attachment (4/16/65) 4-0922 

Speech by Cleveland at concluding general session 

of 103rd annual convention of National 

Education Association: View from up there 

(7/2/65) 6-0719 

Statement by Stevenson in Plenary Session in 

General Debate, with transmittal note from 

Cleveland (1/26/65) 6-0823 

Suggested presidential statement (9/9/65) 5-0124 



(6/28/65 to 6/29/65) 2-0117 

Taming of shrew: Communist China and UN, with 

memoranda from Jackson to Chase and 

Cleveland to Ball (2/8/65) 3-0920 


(10/27/65) 2-0337; (9/17/65) 3-0147; 

(11/9/65) 4-0244 


(5/13/65) 3-0521 


(7/23/65) 7-0078; (8/13/64) 7-0517 



Telegram from State Dept to USUN New York; 

Paris, Moscow, London, Vienna, and Taipei 

Embassies; and Geneva Mission 

(6/22/64) 3-0881 


(5/14/65) 3-0508 


State (12/2/64) 1-0490; (¡1/30/64) 1-0496; 

(3/5/65) 4-0021 

World Weather Watch: International system to 

serve all nations; with memorandum from 

Cleveland to ICY Cabinet Committee chairmen, 

members, and information officers 

(7/9/65) 4-0800 

Clifford, Clark 

[Adviser to LBJ; Senior Partner, Clifford and 

Miller] 


(11/20/65) 6-0042 

Clongh, Ralph N. 

[Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy, Taipei] 

Telegram from Taipei Embassy to Secretary of 

State (9/1/65) 7-0791 

Cocoa and chocolate 



Coerr, Wymberley De R. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Ecuador] 

Telegram from Quito Embassy to Secretary of 

State (10/20/65) 2-0503; (9/2/65) 7-0787 

Cohen, Myer 

[Director, Bureau of Operations, UN Special 

Fund] 


State (10/18/65) 1-0344; (10/18/65) 1-0345; 

(6/15/65) 1-0378; (5/28/65) 1-0392; 

(5/7/65) 1-0400; (2/9/65) 1-0447; 

(2/8/65) 1-0450 

Cold war 

see East-West relations 

Collier, Gershon B. O. 

[Sierra Leone delegate to UN and Ambassador to 

U.S.] 

Telegram from USUN New York to Freetown 

Embassy (11/15/65) 3-0975; 

(11/15/65) 3-0979; (11/11/65) 3-1010 


State (11/16/65) 1-0513; (11/14/65) 1-0525; 

(2/24/65) 7-1076 

Collingwood, Charles 

[Chief European correspondent, CBS News] 

CBS Reports: Town Meeting of the World, as 

broadcast over the CBS television network, 

Tuesday, Oct 26, 1965, 10:00-11:00 PM, EDT 

(10/26/65) 1-1001 

Colonialism 


11/64 1-0675 to 1-0976 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 


to 2-0646 

Colonies 

see Colonialism 

see Overseas territories and departments 

Comay, Michael S. 

[Israel delegate to UN] 


(11/11/65) 1-0200 


State (11/11/65) 1-0203; (11/5/65) 1-0213; 

(11/4/65) 1-0230; (11/3/65) 1-0239; 

(8/24/65) 1-0255; (11/17/65) 1-0501; 

(11/16/65) 1-0513; (11/13/65) 1-0529; 

(11/6/65) 1-0579; (11/5/65) 1-0592; 

(11/2/65) 1-0618; (10/26/65) 2-0356; 

(10/20/65) 2-0490; (10/20/65) 2-0495; 

(10/19/65) 2-0511; (10/19/65) 2-0529; 

(10/19/65) 2-0534; (4/8/65) 7-0905 

Combal, Michel 



State (10/22/65) 2-0442 

Committee for Industrial Development 


Committee for the Center of Human and 

International Relations 

ICY, Vol. VI, 11/16/65 through 12/65 5-076J ro 

6-0148 

Committee of One Million 


Committee of 33 

see U.N. Special Committee on Peace-Keeping 

Operations 

Commodities 


(UNCTAD) 6-090« to 6-1006 


UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (B) 7-0;« to 7-0389 

Communications 

see Press 

see Propaganda 

see Public relations activities 

see Radio 

Communism and communist parties 

see also Dominican Popular Movement 

see also Dominican Popular Socialist Party 

see also Fourteenth of June Political Group, 

Dominican Republic 

see also National Front for the Liberation of South 

Vietnam 

see also Pathet Lao 

see afeo Viet Cong 


11/65 4-0262 to 4-0308 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 

Public statements, 4/64 through 9/65 6-0635 ro 

6-0907 


Community development 

ICY, VoL VI, 11/16/65 through 12/65 5-076J ro 

6-0148 

Conferences 

see afeo Southeast Asian Ministers of Education 

Conference 

see afeo U.N. Conference on Trade and 

Development 

see afeo Washington World Conference on World 


see also White House Conference on Education 

see also White House Conference on Health 

see afeo White House Conference on International 

Cooperation 

see afeo White House Conference on Natural 

Beauty 

see afeo World Disarmament Conference 


Article 19, Volume II, Miscellaneous 2-0579 ro 

3-0065 



through 10/65 6-0436 to 6-0597 


11/64 1-0675 to 1-0976 


(UNCTAD) 64908 to 6-1006 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (A) 6-J007 io 7^J4i 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-070J ro 7-J044 

Congo, Leopoldville 

see afeo U.N. Operation in the Congo 

Article 19, Volume I, Miscellaneous 2-0716 to 

2-0878 

Article 19, Volume II, Miscellaneous 2-0579 ro 

3-0065 


11/64 J-0tf7J to 1-0976 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 

Congress 

see afeo Senate 


2-0878 

Article 19, Volume II, Miscellaneous 2-0579 to 

3-0065 

ICY, Vol. 11 (A), 4/65 through 7/65 4-0650 ro 

4-0937 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 

Connecticut Conference of United Church of 

Christ 

ICY, Invitations, 10/65 6-0750 ro 6-0263 

Connell, Bill 


(10/4/65) 5-0468 

Conservation 

see International cooperation in conservation 

Constantinescu, Virgil 

[Romania delegate to UN] 


State (11/5/65) 4-0249 

Constitutions 

Cook Island Elections Í-0J32 to 1-0178 


Consular service and consulates Index by Subjects and Names 

Consular service and consulates 

see Diplomatic and consular service 

Convention on Transit Trade of Land-Locked 

States 


Convisser, Mr. 

[Bureau of Budget official. Division of Education, 

Manpower, and Science] 




Cook Islands 

Cook Island Elections 1-0132 to 1-0178 

Cook, Mercer 

[U.S. Ambassador to Gambia and Senegal] 

Telegram from Dakar Embassy to Secretary of 

State (11/2/65) 3-1043 

Coomaraswamy, E. R. S. R. 



State (10/21/65) 2-0468; (5/17/65) 7-0206 

Cooper, Chester L. 

[Senior Staff Member, NSC] 

Memorandum from Cooper to Belk 

(10/21/64) 1-0749 

Coordinating Committee for the Liberation of 

Africa 


to 2-0646 

Cordier, Andrew 

[Chairman, ICY Committee on Peacekeeping] 


(11/13/65) 5-0548 

Comer, Frank H. 



State (11/4/65) 1-0138: (8/26/65) 1-0146; 

(8/26/65) 1-0148; (2/11/65) 1-0173; 

(2/9/65) 1-0176; (11/10/65) 1-0552: 

(8/12/65) 3-0282; (4/2/65) 3-0630 

Correspondence 

see Personal letters and papers 

Corry, Andrew V. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Sierra Leone] 

Telegram from Freetown Embassy to Secretary of 

State (11/16/65) 3-0964 

Cortes, Antonio 

[Portuguese journalist] 



Cory, Robert H., Jr. 

[Chairman, ICY Committee of Conference Groups 

of U.S. National Organizations on UN] 

Letter from Cory to Johnson (12/2/65) 5-0868 

Costa Rica 


through 10/65 6-0436 to 6-0597 

Costopoulos, Stavros 

[Foreign Minister, Greece] 


State (12/3/64) 1-0477 

Cottam, Howard R. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Kuwait] 


State (8/19/65) 3-0235; (8/2/65) 3-0315 

Coulibaly, Son 

[Mali delegate to UN; Chairman, Committee on 

Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries 

and Peoples] 


State (3/2/65) 1-0160; (11/13/65) 1-0529; 

(11/3/65) 1-0608; (10/27/65) 2-0352; 

(10/19/65) 2-0507 

Cousins, Norman 

[Editor, Saturday Review] 




(11/30/65) 5-0876 





(4/28/65) 4-0911 

Couve de Murville, Maurice 

[Foreign Minister, France] 


(5/11/65) 3-0689 


(2/8/65) 1-0286; (6/11/65) 3-0683 


State (7/15/65) 3-0357; (7/15/65) 3-0358 

Cox, Gordon E. 



State (7/22/65) 3-0350; (4/8/65) 7-0905 

Crabill, H. E. 

[Bureau of Budget official, Military Division] 




Crawford, David G. 



State (11/11/65) 1-0203; (11/3/65) 1-0240; 

(3/12/65) 1-0264; (3/5/65) 1-0265; 

(2/23/65) 1-0272; (10/25/65) 2-0411; 

(10/21/65) 2-0459; (10/18/65) 2-0557 

Crawford, William A. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Rumania] 

Telegram from Bucharest Embassy to Secretary of 

State and USUN New York (6/7/65) 3-0448 

Credit 

see Economic assistance 

see Foreign assistance 

see Foreign investments 

Cremin, C Cornelius 

[Ireland delegate to UN] 


State (9/7/65) 3-0162; (8/24/65) 3-0200; 

(7/14/65) 3-0362 

Crime and criminals 


see also Terrorism 

see also War crimes 


Cross, G. L. 

[President, University of Oklahoma] 


Chase to Belk (11/8/65) 6-0152 

Csatorday, Karoly 



State (8/23/65) 3-0207; (11/15/65) 4-0222; 

(4/8/65) 7-0905 

Cuba 


11/65 4-0252 to 4-0308 

EPTA/Special Fund 1-0301 to 1-0465 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 


to 2-0646 

Cuevas Candno, Francisco 

[Mexico Ambassador to UN] 


State (9/1/65) 3-0168; (8/23/65) 3-0206; 

(8/18/65) 3-0245; (8/10/65) 3-0290; 

(6/9/65) 3-0431; (6/4/65) 3-0451; 

(5/18/65) 3-0501; (5/4/65) 3-0556; 

(4/12/65) 3-0615; (9/24/65) 6-0448 

Cultural relations 

see also Exchange of persons programs 

ICY, Vol. II (A), 4/65 through 7/65 4-0650 ro 

4-0937 


ICY, Vol. VI, 11/16/65 through 12/65 J-076J to 

6-0148 

Culture 

see Cultural relations 

see Social conditions 

Cummings, Felix 

[Spokesman, People's Progressive Party, British 

Guiana] 


State (11/9/65) 1-0566 

Cureno Perez, Javier 

[Mexico delegate to UN] 


State (8/6/65) 3-0304; (7/30/65) 3-0324 

Customs duties and tariffs 

see also General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 


(UNCTAD) 6-0908 ro 6-J006 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (B) 7-0J42 ro 7-03S9 

Cvorovic, Mirceta 



State (10/22/65) 2-0447; (10/22/65) 2-0448; 

(10/22/65) 6-1038 

Cyprus 

Cyprus Vol. II, 11/65 4-0Í46 to 4-0189 


11/64 7-0675 to 1-0976 


ro 2-0646 

SECTO Cables 2-0466 ro 1-0499 


through 6/65 4-0092 ro 4-0245 

USUN Information Digest, 11/65 J-0J00 ro 

2-0627 

Czarkowski, Antoni 

[Poland delegate to UN] 


State (11/17/65) 1-0501; (11/12/65) 1-0539 

Czechoslovakia 


4/65 4-0002 ro 4-0092 

Dadzie, E. K. 





State (10/18/65) 2-0555; (8/13/65) 7-0812 

D'Aguilar, Peter 

[Finance Minister and Second Deputy Prime 

Minister, British Guiana] 

British Guiana Constitutional Conference 

(11/20/65) 1-0991 





(11/2/65) 2-0005 

Dalai Lama 

[Tibetan Buddhist leader] 


State (10/18/65) 2-0550 

Danieli, A. B. C. 

[Rapporteur, UN Trade and Development 

Board] 


(5/3/65) 7-0232 


State C20/26/65; 2-0370 

Dapcevic, Peko 



State (11/2/65) 1-0618 

Das Regras, Joao 

[Portuguese journalist] 


State, with newspaper article (10/18/65) 2-0541

Index by Subjects and Names Dodge, Mr. 

Dato Ong Yoke Lin 

[Malaysia Ambassador to U.S.] 

Telegram from State Dept to Kuala Lumpur 

Embassy (8/4/Í5,) 7-0&26 

Daud, Col. 

[Jordan army] 


State (10/26/65) 2-0376 


of State (11/8/65) 1-0209 

Davies, Paul L. 

[Chairman, FMC Corporation] 

Letter from Davies to Johnson, with transmitía! 


Davies, Roger 

[Deputy Assistant Secretary of State] 


(11/8/65) 4-0152 

De Gaulle, Charles 

[President, France] 

American opinion summary: Disarmament and UN 

(2/19/65) 2-1023 



(10/7/64) 1-0765 


(9/27/65) 3-0908 

De Gaulle on Charter 1-0279 to 1-0300 


(8/4/64) 7-0531 

Memorandum from Buffum to Gardner 

(2/22/65) 2-1018 

Memorandum from Rusk to Johnson 7-0536; 

7-0587 


Belk to Johnson («/J/64) 7-0655 


State (2/20/65) 7-1078 


(¡0/26/65) 2-0373 


State (10/21/65) 2-0464; (5/20/65) 7-0850 

De Klerk, Jan 

[Interior Minister, South Africa] 

Telegram from Pretoria Embassy to Secretary of 

State (10/25/65) 2-0389 

De Finies, Jaime 



State (8/3/65) 7-0404 

De Vincenzi, Lourdes 

[Assistant Secretary General for International 

Organization Affairs, Brazil] 

Telegram from Rio de Janeiro Embassy to 

Secretary of Sute (8/17/65) 3-0256 

Dean, Patrick 

[UK Ambassador to U.S.] 



(4/22/64) 2-0827 


attachments, including letter from Diallo Telli, 

Volio, and Malhotra to LBJ; telegram from 

Capetown Embassy to Secretary of State; and 

letter from Dean to Diallo Telli (5/7/64) 1-0097 

Memorandum of conversation between Dean and 

Rusk (8/12/65) 3-0111; (8/7/65) 3-0112; 

(8/2/65) 3-0113 


Dean (6/3/65) 2-0911 

Deas, L. M. 



Stete (10/15/65) 7-0003 

Defense expenditures 

see also Military assistance 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-070/ to 7-1044 

Del Carril, Bonifacio 



Sute (11/10/65) 1-0552 

Deleau, Oliver 

[Political Affairs official, International 

Organization Section, Foreign Ministry, 

France] 


(8/9/65) 3-0666; (8/9/65) 7-0817 

Delgado, Charles 

[Senegal delegate to UN] 


State (2/5/65) 1-0288 

Dell'-Oro Maini, Atilio 

[UNCTAD Secretariat official; Vice Chairman, 

UNESCO] 

Telegram from State Dept to Paris Embassy 

(10/20/65) 6-1044 


State fJ/J7/

Doe, Christie W. Index by Subjects and Names 

Doe, Christie W. 



State (3/22/65) 6-0539 


Mission (3/26/65) 6-0532 

Dolgm, George 

[U.S. Consul to Barbados] 


(10/15/65) 2-063S 

Dominican Popular Movement 


11/65 4-0262 to 4-0308 

Dominican Popular Socialist Party 


11/65 4-0262 to 4-0308 



11/65 4-0262 to 4-0508 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 

Public statements, 4/64 through 9/65 6-065* to 

6-0907 

Dominican Revolutionary Party 


11/65 4-0262 to 4-0308 

Dorget, Mr. 

[France Ambassador to Indonesia] 


State (2/20/65) 7-1078 

Dorumu-Johnson, T. O. 



State Cii/6/65; ;-0579 

Dotsey, Cosme 



State (11/9/65) 1-0566 

Dougherty, Eleanor M. 

[Professor, College of Great Falls] 


and note from Chase to Belk (11/17/65) 6-0132 

Driver, W. J. 

[Administrator, Veterans Administration] 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 

Drugs 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 

Du Boulay, Roger W. H. 

[Acting Head, UN Political Department of Foreign 

Office, UK] 


State (6/11/65) 3-0422 

Du Plooy, R. A. 

[Political Counselor, Department of Foreign 

Affairs, South Africa] 

Airgram from Capetown Embassy to Secretary of 

State with memorandum of conversation between 

Witt and Du Plooy (4/21/65) 3-0708 


State (4/14/65) 3-0612 

Due, Nguyen Phu 

see Nguyen Phu Due 

Dudley, Alan 

[UK delegate to OECD] 


(5/13/65) 7-0211 

Dugan, John Irwin 

[Attorney, Dugan & Rosen, New York] 

Telegram from Dugan to White House 

(12/2/65) 5-0871 

Duhaeek, Anton 



State (10/25/65) 2-0401 

Dulles, John Foster 

[Secretary of State] 



Tuesday, Oct. 26, 1965, 10:00-11:00 PM, EDT 

(10/26/65) 1-1001 


Memorandum from Buffum to Cleveland 

(2/5/65) 3-0044 

Dumont, Donald A. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Burundi] 

Telegram from Bujumbura Embassy to Secretary of 

State (11/15/65) 3-0974 

Dungan, Ralph A. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Chile; Special Assistant to 

President] 

Memoranda from Dungan to Bundy 

(2/26/64) 6-0996 

Memorandum from Dungan for files 

(3/11/64) 6-0976 

Memorandum from Dungan to Ball 

C2/Í5/64; 6-0997 

Memorandum from Dungan to Smith 

(5/28/64) 1-0815 

Telegram from Santiago de Chile Embassy to 

Secretary of State (10/22/65) 2-0438 

Telegram from Santiago Embassy to Secretary of 

State (11/16/65) 3-0966 

Durbrow, Tom 

[U.S. Embassy official, Paris] 

Telegram from Paris Embassy to Secretary of 

State, with note from Kennedy to Bundy 

(4/7/64) 7-0500 

East-West relations 

see also East-West trade 

ICY, Vol. TV, 10/65 5-0226 to J-049S 

Public statements, 4/64 through 9/65 6-065$ to 

6-0907 

SECTO Cables J-0466 ro i-0499 

U Thant visit, 8/6/64 7-0525 to 7-06S7 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-070Í to 7-1044 

East-West trade 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (A) 6-7007 to 7-0Í4Í 


Eastern Europe 

see also Albania 

see also Czechoslovakia 

see also Germany, East 

see also Hungary 

see also Poland 

see also Soviet Union 

see also Yugoslavia 

Memos, Miscellaneous, Volume 11, 12/64 through 

11/65 i-0977 to 2-0525 

Eaton, Cyrus 

[Industrialist, banker] 


State (6/9/65; 7.0S51 

ECAFE 

see U.N. Economic Commission for Asia and the 

Far East 

Economic assistance 

EPTA/Special Fund J-050/ to J-0465 


6-0907 

Economic conditions 

see also Economic policies and plans 

see also Foreign economic relations 


11/64 i-0675 to i-0976 


6-0907 

Economic policies and plans 


see also Community development 

see also Economic assistance 

see also Economic conditions 

De Gaulle on Charter J-0279 to 7-0500 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 


(UNCTAD) 6-090« to 6-7006 



ECOSOC 

see U.N. Economic and Social Council 

Edu, Mr. 

[Equatorial Guinea representative at UN] 


State C77/9/65; 7-0566 

Education 

see also Exchange of persons programs 


see ciiso Teachers 



4-0937 


6-0148 

ICY, White House Conference, 11/29/65 through 

12/1/65 6-0264 to 6-0455 

Edwardsen, Leif 



State (8/12/65) 5-0279; (2/24/65) 4-0035; 

(2/23/65) 4-0044; (4/14/65) 7-0887 

Egypt 


5-0590 


ro 2-0646 


Eisenhower, Dwight D. 

[U.S. President] 




(10/26/65) 7-7007 




(7/29/65) 4-0653 


f72/6/65j 7-0509 

El-Farra, Mohammed H. 

[Jordan delegate to UN] 


State C77/75/65; 7-0782; (ll/U/65) 1-0199; 

(11/4/65) 7-0227; (11/4/65) 7-0254; 

(10/20/65) 1-0245; (11/14/65) 1-0525; 

(U/13/65) 1-0529; (11/10/65) 1-0552; 

(11/6/65) 7-0579; C77/2/65; 7-0678; 

(11/5/65) 1-0665 

El-Kony, Mohamed Awad 

[UAR delegate to UN] 


(9/17/65) 3-0909 


State (11/12/65) 1-0539; (10/26/65) 2-0371; 

(10/20/65) 2-0490; (7/23/65) 3-0348 

El Reedy, Mr. 



State (11/16/65) 1-0513 

El Salvador 


through 6/65 4-0092 to 4-0745 

Elbrick, C. Burke 

[U.S. Ambassador to Yugoslavia] 


State (2/15/65) 1-0284; (8/20/65) 3-0215; 

(9/14/65) 7-0773; (3/29/65) 7-0945; 

(3/9/65) 7-0960 

Elections 


Electric power 

see abo Nuclear power plants 

Elmendorf, A Edward 

[Adviser, U.S. Mission to UN] 

Memorandum from Elmendorf to Chase 

(4/21/65) 2-0201

Index by Subjects and Names Fisher, Adrian S. 

Employment and unemployment 

see aiso Labor unions 

Endeshaw, Bekelle 

[Ethiopia delegate to UN] 


State (4/U/65) 7-0312 

Energy resources 

see Nuclear power plants 

Engle, James B. 

[U.S. Embassy official, Managua] 

Telegram from Managua Embassy to Secretary of 

Stole (8/18/65) 3-0249 

Enloe, Roger 

[President, UN We Believe] 


attachments including draft message for LBJ, 

letter from Valenti to Enloe, and letter from 

Enloe to LBJ (10/18/65) 2-0017 

Ennals, David 

[Member of Parliament, UK] 


State with transmitía! slip from Belk to Bundy 

(12/17/64) 2-0652 

Environmental cooperation 

see International cooperation in environmental 

sciences 

Epervrier, Claude 



State (11/5/65) 4-0251 

Epstein, Mr. 

[UN Secretariat official] 


State (11/16/65) 4-0214; (11/16/65) 4-0215; 

(11/16/65) 4-0216; (11/9/65) 4-0237; 

(11/5/65) 4-0251; (11/5/65) 4-0253 

EPTA 

see U.N. Expanded Program of Technical 

Assistance 

Eralp, Orhan 

[Turkey delegate to UN] 


(11/8/65) 4-0152 


State (11/6/65) 1-0579; (4/7/65) 4-0110; 

(11/11/65) 4-0149; (11/10/65) 4-0151; 

(11/4/65) 4-0172; (11/4/65) 4-0175; 

(11/4/65) 4-0183; (11/4/65) 441186 

Erhard, Ludwig 

[Chancellor, West Germany] 


Federalists (7/8/65; 2-0094 


State (10/21/65) 2-0474; (11/11/65) 4-0234 

Eschauzier, H. F. 



State (11/15/65) 4-0226 

Escobar Serrano, Hector 

[El Salvador delegate to UN] 


Sute (11/12/65) 1-0539; (10/20/65) 2-0495 

Ethics and morality 


Ethnic and minority groups 

see also Palestinians 

see also Racial discrimination 

Europe 

see also Albania 

see also Austria 

see also Cyprus 

see also Czechoslovakia 

see also Eastern Europe 

see also France 

see also Germany, East 

see also Germany, West 

see also Greece 

see also Hungary 

see also Iceland 

see also Ireland 

see also Italy 

see also Netherlands 

see also Norway 

see oiso Poland 

see also Portugal 

see also Soviet Union 

see aiso Spain 

see also Sweden 

see also Switzerland 

see also United Kingdom 

see aiso Yugoslavia 

ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 to 5-0498 

Exchange of persons programs 


6-0/48 

Exports 

see Foreign trade 

Faber, Richard S. 

[First Secretary, UK Embassy to U.S.] 

Telegram from State Dept to London and Ottawa 

Embassies, and Geneva Mission (7/9/65) 3-0379 


(7/12/65) 3-0376 


(7/12/65) 3-0370 

Fagley, Richard M. 

[Executive Secretary, Commission of the Churches 

on International Affairs, World Council of 

Churches] 


Chase to Belk (11/3/65) 5-0752 

Fahmy, Ismail 



State (11/9/65) 1-0566; (4/15/65) 3-0609; 

(11/5/65) 4-0249; (11/3/65) 4-0257 

Fakih,0. A. 

[Kenya delegate to UN] 


State (11/12/65) 1-0539 

Falle, Samuel 

[Head of UN Political Department, Foreign Office, 

UK] 


State C9/Í/65; 3-0166 

Fanfani, Amintore 

[President, UN General Assembly] 


State (11/12/65) 1-0640; (11/11/65) 1-0651; 

(11/12/65) 3-0996; (11/11/65) 3-1007; 

(11/8/65) 4-0248 

Farah, Abdulrahim Abby 

[Somalia delegate to UN] 


Stole (11/10/65) 1-0552 

Farms and farmers 

see Agriculture 

Federal agencies and departments 

see also Agency for International Development 

see also Federal boards, committees, and 

commissions 

ICY, VoL I, 3/65 through 4/65 4-0309 to 4-0649 

Federal boards, committees, and commissions 


4-0937 

ICY, VoL III, 8/65 through 9/65 4-0960 to 5-0225 

ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 to 5-0498 

ICY, Vol. V, 11/1 through 11/15, 1965 5-0499 ro 

5-0760 

ICY, Vol. VI, 11/16/65 through 12/65 5-0762 ro 

6-0Í48 

Fedorenko, Nikolai T. 



(12/23/64) 2-0306 


from USUN New York to Secretary of Sute 

C4/22/64; 2-0827 

Newspaper article from Washington Post 

(4/1/65) 4-0213 


USUN New York to Secretary of Sute and 

telegram from Sute Dept to USUN New York 

C5/9/Í4; 2-08Í7 


USUN New York to SecreUry of Sute 

(1/14/65) 3-0059 


to Bundy (7/7/64) 1-0795 

Telegram from USUN New York to SecreUry of 

Sute (12/2/64) 1-0490; (11/16/65) 1-0513; 

(11/14/65) 1-0525; (11/13/65) 1-0529; 

(11/12/65) 1-0539: (11/10/65) 1-0552; 

(11/9/65) 1-0566; (11/6/65) 1-0579; 

(10/26/65) 2-0359; (10/19/65) 2-0528; 

(2/5/65) 3-0033; (1/21/65) 3-0054; 

(6/15/65) 3-0395; (6/12/65) 3-0415; 

(5/26/65) 3-0480; (5/12/65) 3-0523; 

(4/28/65) 3-0566; (4/22/65) 3-0583; 

(4/19/65) 3-0591; (4/13/65) 3-0613; 

(4/6/65) 3-0626; (12/10/65) 3-0886; 

(2/24/65) 7-1076 



(5/20164) 1-0872 

United Nations Financing and Peacekeeping 

Problems: Special Report of CIA Office of 


Fedoseev, K. G. 

[Political Counselor, USSR Mission to UN] 


Sute (4/28/65) 3-0565; (4/22/65) 3-0583 

Fernandez, Lorenzo 



Sute (5/6/65) 7-0217 

Fernandez Maroto, Mr. 



Sute (7Í/Í2/65,) i-0539 

Ferwerda, Vernon L. 

[Director, National Council of Churches of 

Christ] 

Letter from Ferwerda to Chase (5/13/65) 2-0188 

Filveroff, David 


(•JO/25/65; 2-0023 

Financial institutions 

see also Banks and banking 

Finger, Seymour M. 

[Deputy Counselor, U.S. Mission to UN] 


Sute (2/3/65) 3-0022; (5/20/65) 3-0491; 

(4/29/65) 3-0563; (4/12/65) 3-0615; 

(4/7/65) 3-0624; (4/2/65) 3-0630; 

(9/16/65) 3-0652; (8/4/65) 3-0668; 

(8/10/65) 7-0067 

Finletter, Thomas K. 

[U.S. Ambassador to NATO] 

Telegram from Paris Embassy to Secretary of Sute 

(4/17/65) 7-0879 

Finley, Tom 

[Clerk, U.S. Supreme Court] 


CJ0/30/65J 2-00J2; (70/25/65J 2-00J3; 

(7/12/65) 2-0015 

Fiscal policy 

see Economic policies and plans 

see Government spending 

Fisher, Adrian S. 

[Deputy Director, Arms Control and Disarmament 

Agency] 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 


Fleming, A. P. Index by Subjects and Names 

Fleming, A. P. 

[Australia delegate to UN; Vice Chairman, 

UNCTAD] 


State C8/2S/65J 7-0058 

Fleming, Lou 

[Journalist, Los Angeles Times] 


State (5/6/65) 7-0868 

Folchi, Mr. 



State (11/5/65) 1-0592 

Fonda, Henry 

[Actor] 



Fontaine, Andre 

[Journalist, Le Monde] 


(8/17/65) 3-0251 

Ford Motor Co. 


to 2-0646 

Foreign agents 

see also Diplomatic and consular service 

Foreign assistance 



see also Technical assistance 

Apartheid J-00;5 to 1-0109 

ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 to 5-0498 

ICY, Vol. VI, 11/16/65 through 12/65 5-076J to 

6-0148 


12/1/65 6-0264(0 6-0435 


ro 6-0657 


(UNCTAD) 6-090« to 6-1006 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-070/ ro 7-1044 

Foreign economic relations 


see also Foreign investments 


(UNCTAD) 6-090« ro 6-7006 


Foreign exchange 

see also Standard of monetary value 

Foreign investments 

ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 ro 5-049« 


(UNCTAD) 6-090« ro 6-Í006 

Foreign relations 

see also Anns control and disannament 

see oiso Cultural relations 

see also Diplomatic and consular service 

see also East-West relations 



see also Foreign economic relations 


see also Foreign trade 

see oiso International cooperation in conservation 

see also International cooperation in environmental 

sciences 

see also International cooperation in law 

enforcement 

see also International cooperation in medicine 

see also International cooperation in science and 

technology 

see also International military forces 

see also International organizations 


see also Non-aligned nations 

see also State visits 

see also Treaties and conventions 

see also under names of specific countries 

Foreign students 

Apartheid J-00Í5 ro 1-0109 


11/65 i-0977 ro 2-0325 

Foreign trade 

see also Customs duties and tariffs 


see also Foreign investments 



(UNCTAD) 6-090« ro 6-/006 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (A) 6-/007 ro 7-0/4/ 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (B) 7-0/42 to 7-0389 

Formosa 

see China, Nationalist 


ForsheU, Per Olaf 



State (10/15/65) 2-0602; (5/5/65) 7-0224 

Forthomme, Pierre A. 

[Member, Belgium Mission to UN] 


Sute (10/18/65) 2-0560; (10/4/65) 7-0026; 

(6/14/65) 7-0117; (5/1/65) 7-0234 

Foshin, Mr. 

[USSR citizen in UN Secretariat] 


State (8/20/65; 3-02/0 

Foster, William C 

[Director, Arms Control and Disannament 

Agency; Deputy Representative, U.S. Mission to 

UN] 



(11/20/65) 4-0196 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 


State (U/16/65) 4-0215; (11/15/65) 4-0218; 

(11/15/65) 4-0224; (11/11/65) 4-0234; 

(11/9/65) 4-0237; (11/9/65) 4-0241; 

(11/8/65) 4-0248; (11/5/65) 4-0249; 

(11/5/65) 4-0254 

Fonm, Mohammad Ali 

[Tanzania delegate to UN] 


State (8/27/65) 1-0142; (11/17/65) 1-0501 

Fourteenth of June Political Group, 


Dominican Republic VoL 1, 6/65 through 

11/65 4-0262 to 4-0308 

France 


3-0068 

Article 19, Volume IV, Cables [I] 3-0//4 to 

3-0390 

Article 19, Volume IV, Cables [II] 3-039/ ro 

3-0639 

De Gaulle on Charter Z-0279 ro /-0300 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 


to 2-0646 


9/65 3-0640 ro 3-0889 


through 6/65 4-0092 ro 4-0/45 


4/65 4-000/ ro 4-009/ 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (B) 7-0/42 ro 7-0389 

Francis, Walt 





Frank, Isaiah 

[Adviser to UNCTAD; Professor of International 

Economic Relations, Johns Hopkins 

University] 


State (6/11/65) 7-0/30 

Frankel, Max 

[Journalist, New York Times] 


repon details policy in Dominican crisis," New 


(11/14/65) 4-0299 


(Z0/25/65J 2-00/6 

Franzi, Mario 



State (10/27/65) 1-0327; (11/2/65) 1-0618; 

(6/14/65) 7-0118; (4/21/65) 7-0293 

Fraser, Donald M. 

[U.S. Representative, Minnesota] 


FederaUsts (7/8/65; 2-0094 

Frederick, Pauline 

[Journalist, NBC] 


State (7/9/65) 3-0378 

Fredericks, J. Wayne 

[Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Africa] 



and Sloan (9/22/65) 2-0649 


(2/9/65; 4-0064 

Freedman, Benjamin H. 

[Anti-Zionist activist] 


State (8/13/65) 7-0399 

Freeman, Orrille L. 

[Secretary of Agriculture] 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 

Freí, Eduardo 

[President, Chile] 

Letter from Lodge to Chase, with attachment 

(8/24/65; 2-0039 


State (////6/65; 3-0966 

Frelinghuysen, Peter H. B. 

[U.S. delegate to UN; U.S. Representative, New 

Jersey] 


State (11/15/65) 1-0185; (11/12/65) 1-0195; 

(11/8/65) 1-0211; (11/4/65) 1-0230; 

(11/17/65) 1-0501; (11/13/65) 1-0529; 

(11/10/65) 1-0552; (10/21/65) 2-0462; 

(10/20/65) 2-0490; (10/20/65) 2-0495; 

(10/19/65) 2-0534 

Fritchey, Clayton 

[Adviser to Adlai Stevenson, U.S. Mission to 

UN] 




Fuentealba, Renan 



State (ZZ/6/65; 3-/025; (11/2/65) 3-1047 

Fulbright, J. W. 

[U.S. Senator, Arkansas] 




(11/14/65) 4-0299 

Funkhouser, Richard 

[Counselor, U.S. Embassy, Paris] 


(8/Z9/65; 3-0236

Index by Subjects and Names Goldberg, Arthur J. 

Gabelko, Mr. 

[Counsel, USSR Mission to UN] 


State (S/13/65) 3-0272 

Galbraith, Francis J. 

[Counselor, Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. 

Embassy, Djakarta] 


State (2/20/65) 7-1078; (2/17/65) 7-1081 

Galvao, Henrique 

[Portuguese political refugee] 

Memorandum from Siseo to Schlesinger; with 

checklist of items before 18th General Assembly, 

and transmittal note from Read to Bundy 

(11/29/63) 1-0963 

Garda del Solar, Ludo 



State (4/12/65) 3-0615; (10/30/65) 3-1053 

Garcia Robles, Alfonso 

[Mexico delegate to UN] 


State (11/5/65) 4-0253 

Gardner, John W. 

[Chairman, White House Conference on 

Education] 

White House Conference on Education, July 

20-21, 1965, Washington, D.C. 

(7/20/65 to 7/21/65) 4-0860 

Gardner, Richard N. 

[Senior adviser and alternate delegate, U.S. 

Mission to UN; Deputy Assistant Secretary of 

State for International Organization Affairs] 




transmittal note from Gardner to Chase 

(3/2/65) 1-0428 


(3/24/64) 1-0911 

Memorandum from Gardner to Chase 6-0487 


and Vienna Embassy (4/22/65) 3-0584 





(4/15/64) 1-0820 

Garin, Vasco Vieira 

[Portugal Ambassador to U.S.] 


State (8/17/65) 7-0398 

Garst, Eleanor 

[Director, Forces of Change Program, Center for 

Study of Democratic Institutions] 



(11/16/65) 6-0139 

Gaspari, Dusan 



State (11/12/65) 4-0229; (11/5/65) 4-0251; 

(10/7/65) 7-0752; (9/9/65) 7-0777; 

(4/8/65) 7-0905; (4/1/65) 7-0936 

Gatch, John N. 


Kuwait] 


State (8/11/65) 3-0289 

GATT 

see General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 

Gaud, William S. 

[AID official] 


(11/22/65) 1-0992 

Gbeho, J. V. 

[Ghana alternate member, ECOSOC council] 


State (11/17/65) 1-0501 

Gebre-Egzy, Tesfaye 

[Ethiopia delegate to UN] 


(5/13/65) 3-0517 


State (11/14/65) 1-0525; (6/10/65) 3-0435; 

(5/6/65) 3-0543; (4/23/65) 3-0578 

Geghman, Yahya H. 



State (¡1/6/65) 1-0579; (11/5/65) 1-0592 

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (A) 5-/007 to 7-0141 


Geneva Accords 

see also International Control Commission 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-070J ro 7-1044 

Germany, East 


Germany, West 

Disarmament Vol. I, 11/65 4-0190 to 4-0261 


Ghana 


through 6/65 4-0092 to 4-0145 


Gibson, James 



State (11/13/65) 1-0529 

Gibson, William M. 

[Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Mission to UN at 

Geneva] 

Airgram from Geneva Mission to Secretary of 

State (7/11/65) 6-0696 


State (2/15/65) 7-0434 

Gilpatric, Roswell 

[Attorney at Cravath, Swaine, and Moore] 


(10/26/64) 7-0456 

Gilstrap, Samuel P. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Malawi; U.S. Consul General 

and Minister to Singapore] 

Airgram from Blantyre Embassy to Secretary of 

State (1/31/65) 7-1105 

Giovannetti, Monsignor Alberto 

[Holy See Permanent Observer to UN] 


State (2/12/65) 7-0997 

Goldberg, Arthur J. 

[U.S. Ambassador to UN] 

Address by Goldberg before the White House 


(11/30/65) 5-0877 

Address by Goldberg before World Conference on 

World Peace Through Law (9/17/65) 6-0667 

Airgram from Baghdad Embassy to Secretary of 

State (7/31/65) 7-0405 

Airgram from Beirut Embassy to Secretary of 

State C7/30/65J 7-0407 



Airgram from State Dept to Middle East 

Embassies (7/23/65) 7-0414 


State (10/22/65) 1-0333; (11/4/65) 4-0168; 

(10/8/65) 6-0440 


State, with letter from Kantol to Security 

Council president (8/27/65) 7-0800 


State with letter from Thant to Rusk 

(11/3/65) 4-0159 


State, with note from Parthasarathi to Goldberg 

CÍO/«/«; 2-050; 




CJ0/2Í/65; 1-iOOJ 

Conference on International Cooperation, report 

from Moscow Tass international service 

(12/3/65) 5-0764 

Havana domestic radio service report 

(7/21/65) 7-0418 

Letter from Johnson to U Thant (7/28/65) 7-0409 


(9/27/65) 2-0027; (11/1/65) 4-0259; 

(7/22/65) 7-0417 



(11/20/65) 4-0196 

Memorandum from Siseo to Rusk with note from 

Read to Bundy (8/18/65) 3-0915 

Remarks of Johnson announcing Goldberg to be 

US ambassador to UN (7/20/65) 6-0680; 

(7/20/65) 7-0423 

Report from Goldberg to Johnson; with transmittal 

note from Goldberg to Bundy (11/12/65) 1-0984 

Statement by Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg in 

Committee of 33 (8/16/65) 3-0105 


Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations 

(8/16/65) 3-0099 

Statement by Goldberg in Special Committee on 



(7/20/65) 7-0419 

Telegram from Bonn Embassy to Secretary of 

State (8/17/65) 3-0253 


State (11/1/65) 1-0026 


State (8/18/65) 3-0240 

Telegram from Moscow Embassy to Secretary of 

State (8/19/65) 3-0226 


State (8/19/65) 3-0233 


(8/17/65) 3-0251 


State (7/28/65) 7-0410 



Telegram from State Dept to Abidjan, Amman, 

Kuala Lumpur, La Paz, Montevideo, London, 

Paris, Taipei, Hague, and Saigon Embassies 

(8/1/65) 7-0833 


(8/17/65) 3-0259; (8/16/65) 3-0265 


(7/24/65) 7-0411 

Telegram from State Dept to Middle East 

Embassies (8/4/65) 7-0403 


(8/9/65) 3-0303; (9/4/65) 6-0606; 

(8/3/65) 7-0827 


and Accra Embassy (8/7/65) 7-0820 




Embassy (11/15/65) 3-0975; 

(11/15/65) 3-0979; (11/11/65) 3-1010 


Mission and Secretary of State 

(10/18/65) 2-0554 

Telegram from USUN New York to Kingston 

Embassy (11/11/65) 3-1005 

Telegram from USUN New York to Leopoldville 

Embassy (11/16/65) 3-0965; (11/15/65) 3-0977 


State (11/10/65) 1-0017; (10/13/65) 1-0033; 

(10/5/65) 1-0035; (9/24/65) 1-0036; 

(9/13/65) 1-0042; (9/2/65) 1-0043; 

(9/1/65) 1-0044; (8/20/65) 1-0046; 

(8/20/65) 1-0047; (7/28/65) 1-0057; 

(10/29/65) 1-0111; (10/21/65) 1-0112; 

(11/16/65) 1-0133; (11/9/65) 1-0135; 

(11/4/65) 1-0138: (8/30/65) 1-0140; 

(8/27/65) 1-0142; (8/27/65) 1-0144: 

(8/26/65) 1-0146; (8/26/65) 1-0148; 

(8/24/65) 1-0151; (8/24/65) 1-0153; 


Goldberg, Arthur J. Index by Subjects and Names 

(11/16/65) 1-0180; (11/15/65) 1-0182; 

(11/15/65) 1-0183; (¡1/15/65) 1-0185; 

(11/12/65) 1-0189; (11/12/65) 1-0191; 

(11/12/65) 1-0195; (11/11/65) 1-0197; 

(11/11/65) 1-0199; (11/11/65) 1-0203; 

(11/10/65) 1-0204; (11/10/65) 1-0206; 

(11/10/65) 1-0207; (11/8/65) 1-0211; 

(11/5/65) 1-0213; (11/5/65) 1-0219; 

(11/4/65) 1-0227; (11/4/65) 1-0230; 

(11/4/65) 1-0232; (11/4/65) 1-0234; 

(11/3/65) 1-0235; (11/3/65) 1-0237; 

(11/3/65) 1-0238; (11/3/65) 1-0239; 

(11/3/65) 1-0240; (11/3/65) 1-0241; 

(10/20/65) 1-0245; (9/3/65) 1-0248; 

(8/27/65) 1-0253; (8/25/65) 1-0254; 

(8/24/65) 1-0255; (11/15/65) 1-0302; 

(11/13/65) 1-0303; (11/12/65) 1-0304; 

(11/6/65) 1-0306; (11/5/65) 1-0307; 

(U/4/65) 1-0309; (11/2/65) 1-0313; 

(11/2/65) 1-0315; (10/31/65) 1-0318; 

(10/28/65) 1-0320; (10/28/65) 1-0322; 

(10/28/65) 1-0326; (10/27/65) 1-0327; 

(10/25/65) 1-0329; (10/22/65) 1-0340; 

(10/20/65) 1-0343; (10/18/65) 1-0344; 

(10/18/65) 1-0345; (10/15/65) 1-0346; 

(10/14/65) 1-0348; (10/14/65) 1-0349; 

(10/12/65) 1-0351; (10/11/65) 1-0352; 

(10/5/65) 1-0355; (10/4/65) 1-0356; 

(9/29/65) 1-0358; (9/27/65) 1-0360: 

(9/24/65) 1-0361; (9/23/65) 1-0363; 

(9/22/65) 1-0364; (9/22/65) 1-0365; 

(9/16/65) 1-0367; (9/3/65) 1-0372; 

(8/27/65) 1-0373; (11/17/65) 1-0501; 

(11/16/65) 1-0513; (11/14/65) 1-0525; 

(11/13/65) 1-0529; (11/12/65) 1-0539; 

(11/10/65) 1-0552; (11/9/65) 1-0566; 

(11/6/65) 1-0579; (11/5/65) 1-0592; 

(11/4/65) 1-0602; (11/3/65) 1-0608; 

(11/2/65) 1-0618; (11/16/65) 1-0630; 

(11/16/65) 1-0634; (11/12/65) 1-0640; 

(11/11/65) 1-0644; (11/11/65) 1-0651; 

(11/9/65) 1-0657; (11/6/65) 1-0661; 

(11/5/65) 1-0665; (11/4/65) 1-0670; 

(10/27/65) 2-0333; (10/27/65) 2-0336; 

(10/27/65) 2-0340; (10/27/65) 2-0341; 

(10/27/65) 2-0342; (10/27/65) 2-0351; 

(10/27/65) 2-0352; (10/26/65) 2-0356; 

(10/26/65) 2-0359; (10/26/65) 2-0360; 

(10/25/65) 2-0395; (10/25/65) 2-0398; 

(10/25/65) 2-0401; (10/25/65) 2-0403; 

(10/25/65) 2-0406; (10/25/65) 2-0409; 

(10/25/65) 2-0411; (10/25/65) 2-0412; 

(10/22/65) 2-0422; (10/22/65) 2-0427; 

(10/22/65) 2-0428; (10/22/65) 2-0430; 

(10/22/65) 2-0431; (10/22/65) 2-0433; 

(10/22/65) 2-0434; (10/22/65) 2-0440; 

(10/22/65) 2-0441; (10/22/65) 2-0442; 

(10/22/65) 2-0443; (10/22/65) 2-0444; 

(10/22/65) 2-0445; (10/22/65) 2-0446; 

(10/22/65) 2-0447; (¡0/22/65) 2-0448; 

(10/22/65) 2-0449; (10/22/65) 2-0451; 

(10/22/65) 2-0452; (10/2¡/65) 2-0459; 

(¡0/21/65) 2-0461; (10/21/65) 2-0462; 

(10/2¡/65) 2-0464; (10/21/65) 2-0465; 

(10/2¡/65) 2-0467; (¡0/2H65) 2-0468; 

(¡0/2¡/65) 2-047¡; (10/21/65) 2-0472; 

(10/21/65) 2-0474; (¡0/2¡/65) 2-0477; 

(¡0/20/65) 2-0485; (¡0/20/65) 2-0486; 

(¡0/20/65) 2-0488; (¡0/20/65) 2-0490; 

(¡0/20/65) 2-0495; (¡0/20/65) 2-0499; 

(¡0/20/65) 2-0500; (¡0/¡9/65) 2-0504; 

(10/19/65) 2-0507; (10/¡9/65) 2-0508; 

(¡0/¡9/65) 2-0509; (10/19/65) 2-0511; 

(10/¡9/65) 2-0526; (¡0/¡9/65) 2-0528; 

(¡0/¡9/65) 2-0529; (¡0/¡9/65) 2-0534; 

(¡0/18/65) 2-0550; (10/¡8/65) 2-055¡; 

(10/18/65) 2-0552: (10/18/65) 2-0555; 

(10/18/65) 2-0556; (10/¡8/65) 2-0557; 

(¡0/¡8/65) 2-0558; (¡0/18/65) 2-0559; 

(¡0/¡8/65) 2-0560; (¡0/¡6/65) 2-0586; 

(10/15/65) 2-0596; (10/¡5/65) 2-0602; 

(¡0/¡5/65) 2-0604; (10/15/65) 2-0612; 

(10/15/65) 2-0628; (10/15/65) 2-0629; 

(10/¡5/65) 2-0630; (¡0/15/65) 2-0632; 

(10/¡5/65) 2-0633; (¡0/¡5/65) 2-0636; 


(¡0/¡5/65) 2-0637; (¡0/8/65) 3-0¡30; 

(¡0/5/65) 3-0¡33; (10/1/65) 3-0134; 

(10/1/65) 3-0135; (¡0/1/65) 3-0136; 

(9/30/65) 3-0137; (9/30/65) 3-0138; 

(9/28/65) 3-0139; (9/27/65) 3-0¡40; 

(9/24/65) 3-0¡4¡; (9/24/65) 3-0¡42; 

(9/20/65) 3-0¡45; (9/20/65) 3-0146; 

(9/10/65) 3-0157; (9/7/65) 3-0¡62; 

(9/¡/65) 3-0168; (8/31/65) 3-0170; 

(8/31/65) 3-017¡; (8/30/65) 3-0173; 

(8/30/65) 3-0174; (8/30/65) 3-0¡75; 

(8/27/65) 3-0¡82; (8/27/65) 3-0¡84; 

(8/27/65) 3-0185; (8/26/65) 3-0188; 

(8/25/65) 3-0193; (8/25/65) 3-0¡94; 

(8/25/65) 3-0¡9S; (8/24/65) 3-0¡98; 

(8/24/65) 3-0200; (8/24/65) 3-0202; 

(8/24/65) 3-0204; (8/24/65) 3-0205; 

(8/20/65) 3-02/0; (8/20/65) 3-0211; 

(8/20/65) 3-0212; (8/20/65) 3-02¡3; 

(8/20/65) 3-02¡4; (8/¡7/65) 3-0254; 

(8/16/65) 3-0260; (8/12/65) 3-0274; 

(8/12/65) 3-0277; (8/12/65) 3-0279; 

(8/12/65) 3-0282; (8/12/65) 3-0287; 

(8/6/65) 3-0304; (7/29/65) 3-0325; 

(7/29/65) 3-0326; (7/28/65) 3-0329; 

(7/28/65) 3-0330; (9/16/65) 3-0652; 

(9/15/65) 3-0653; (8/3¡/65) 3-0654; 

(8/30/65) 3-0655; (8/25/65) 3-0656; 

(8/25/65) 3-0657; (7/28/65) 3-0672; 

(11/15/65) 3-0978; (l¡/¡3/65) 3-0985, 

(H/13/65) 3-0986; (11/12/65) 3-0988; 

(H/12/65) 3-0990; (11/12/65) 3-0996, 

(ll/U/65) 3-0999; (11/11/65) 3-1001, 

(H/H/6S) 3-¡003; (11/11/65) 3-1006, 

(11/11/65) 3-1007; (11/11/65) 3-1008, 

(11/11/65) 3-1009; (11/10/65) 3-10¡2, 

(11/8/65) 3-1018; (U/8/65) 5-/022; 

(¡¡/8/65) 3-¡023; (U/6/65) 3-¡025; 

(11/5/65) 3-1027; (U/4/65) 3-W33; 

(11/3/65) 3-1040; (U/3/65) 3-¡04¡; 

(11/2/65) 3-1042; (U/2/65) 3-W44; 

(11/2/65) 3-1045; (U/2/65) 3-¡046; 

(11/2/65) 3-1047; (11/1/65) 3-1052; 

(¡0/30/65) 3-1053; (11/11/65) 4-0149; 

(11/9/65) 4-0150; (U/¡0/65) 4-0¡5¡; 

(11/8/65) 4-0155; (¡1/5/65) 4-0¡63; 

(11/5/65) 4-0¡64; (U/4/65) 4-0172; 

(11/4/65) 4-0175: (11/4/65) 4-0179; 

(11/4/65) 4-0183; (U/4/65) 4-0¡86; 

(¡¡/¡6/65) 4-0214; (U/16/65) 4-0215, 

(11/W65) 4-02¡6; (ll/¡5/65) 4-0220; 

(11/15/65) 4422Z- (U/15/65) 4-0224; 

(11/15/65) 4-0226; (U/12/65) 4-0229; 

(11/11/65) 4-0231: (11/11/65) 4-0232, 

(U/11/65) 4-0234: (U/11/65) 4-0236, 

(U/9/65) 4-0237: (11/10/65) 4-0238; 

(11/9/65) 4-0241; (U/9/65) 4-0246; 

(¡¡/8/65) 4-0248; (U/5/65) 4-0249; 

(11/5/65) 4-0251; (U/5/65) 4-0253; 

(¡¡/5/65) 4-0254; (U/3/65) 4-0256; 

(11/3/65) 4-0257; (U/2/65) 4-0307; 

(11/1/65) 4-0308: (10/28/65) 5-0352: 

(10/2/65) 6-0446: (¡0/2/65) 6-0447; 

(9/24/65) 6-0448; (8/20/65) 6-0450; 

(8/20/65) 6-04S¡: (8/6/65) 6-0454; 

(7/28/65) 6-0609; (11/12/65) 6-¡0¡2; 

(11/3/65) 6-1015; (11/3/65) 6-1016: 

(l¡/¡/65) 6-1017; (10/30/65) 6-/0/9; 

(10/30/65) 6-1021; (10/30/65) 6-1022; 

(10/29/65) 6-1023; (¡0/28/65) 6-¡028: 

(¡0/27/65) 6-/029; (¡0/25/65) 6-W37: 

(¡0/22/65) 6-¡038; (10/22/65) 6-1042; 

(10/21/65) 6-1043; (10/15/65) 7-0002; 

(10/15/65) 7-0003; (10/14/65) 7-0004; 

(10/13/65) 7-0006: (10/12/65) 7-0007; 

(10/8/65) 7-0008: (10/5/65) 7-00/6; 

(10/5/65) 7-0018; (10/4/65) 7-0022; 

(10/4/65) 7-0025; (10/4/65) 7-0026; 

(10/1/65) 7-0030; (10/1/65) 7-0031; 

(9/30/65) 7-0032; (9/29/65) 7-0034; 

(9/28/65) 7-0036: (9/27/65) 7-0037; 

(9/27/65) 7-0039: (8/17/65) 7-0398; 

(8/6/65) 7-0400; (8/3/65) 7-0404; 

(7/23/65) 7-0413: (¡0/13/65) 7-0747; 

(10/13/65) 7-0748; (10/7/65) 7-0752: 

(10/8/65) 7-0755; (¡0/8/65) 7-0756; 

(9/30/65) 7-0762; (9/29/65) 7-0763; 

(9/28/65) 7-0765; (9/27/65) 7-0767; 

(9/23/65) 7-077/; (9/13/65) 7-0775; 

(9/9/65) 7-0777; (9/9/65) 7-0778; 

(9/8/65) 7-0782; (8/31/65) 7-0793; 

(8/31/65) 7-0795; (8/31/65) 7-0796; 

(8/26/65) 7-0804; (8/25/65) 7-0805; 

(8/6/65) 7-0822 


State, for Siseo from Roosevelt (U/2/65) /-03Z6 




Telegram from USUN New York to Yaounde 

Embassy (11/16/65) 3-0968 

White House press release: Nomination sent to 

Senate on July 20, 1965 (7/20/65) 7-0422 

White House press release: Text of letter from 

President to his excellency U Thant 

(7/28/65) 7-0713 

White House press release: Text of letter to 

President from his excellency U Thant 

(7/29/65) 7-0712 

Goldblat, Jozef 



State (11/15/65) 4-0222 

GoldscUag, Klaus 



State (9/27/65) 7-0037 

Goldschmidt, Arthur 

[Director, Technical Assistance, UN Office of 

Special Fund Operations] 


State, with letter from Goldschmidt to Johnson, 

and letter from Ortiz-Tinoco to Goldschmidt 

(4/14/65) 6-0632 


State (70/26/65; 2-036«; (7/23/65) 6-0614; 

(5/3/65) 6-0626: (4/14/65) 7-0884 

Goldwater, Barry 

[U.S. Senator, Arizona; Republican nominee for 

President] 




(70/26/65; 1-1001 

Draft of speech by Johnson (10/24/64) 6-0859 

Draft speech (10/28/64) 7-0453 

Golt, Sidney 



State (4/5/65; 7-03Í0 

Goni Demarchi, Carlos Alberto 



State (4/10/65) 4-0/02 


State (4/13/65) 4-0098; (4/12/65) 4-0100; 

(4/1/65) 4-0122; (3/31/65) 4-0130; 

(3/26/65) 4-0133; (3/25/65) 4-0136 

Gonzalez Naranjo, Santiago 

[Member, NY office of Cuban Nationalist 

Association] 


(9/24/65; 2-0032 

Goodhart, Philip 




(12/¡7/64) 2-0652 

Goodwin, Dick 

[Speechwriter for LBJ] 


(4/1/65) 3-0754; (3/30/65) 3-076/ 

Gordon, Kennit 

[Director, Bureau of the Budget] 



(8/9/65) ¡-0375


Gordon, Lincoln 

[U.S. Ambassador to Brazil; economist] 


(11/9/65) 2-0003 


of State (10/25/65) 2-0414 



Gordon Walker, Patrick 


Telegram from USUN New York to London 

Embassy (12/1/64) 1-0467 

Government documents 


ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 to 5-049S 

ICY, Vol. VI, 11/16/65 through 12/65 J-076Í to 

6-0148 

Government employees and officials 

ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-022Í to 5-0498 


5-0760 

ICY, Vol. VI, 11/16/65 through 12/65 5-076/ to 

6-0148 


12/1/65 6-0264 10 6-0435 


11/64 i-0675 to 7-0976 

Government information 

see also Propaganda 

Government spending 


see also Economic policies and plans 

see also Foreign assistance 


ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 to 5-0498 

Grace, Princess 

[Princess of Monaco] 


State (10/27/65) 2-0343 

Graham, Frank P. 

[UN representative in India and Pakistan, mediator 

of Kashmir conflict] 


(1/31/64) 1-0918 


Granado, Donald 

[Trinidad delegate to UN] 


State (11/3/65) 1-0608 

Grande, Mr. 

[Canadian High Commissioner in Ceylon] 

Telegram from Colombo Embassy to Secretary of 

State (9/13/65) 7-0776 

Gray, William Paul 

[National Executive Secretary, Future Farmers of 

America] 


Chase to Belk (11/18/65) 6-0131 

Great Britain 

see United Kingdom 

Greece 

Cyprus Vol. II, 11/65 4-0Í46 to 4-OJS9 

Green, Edith 

[U.S. Representative, Oregon] 


Federalists f7/i/65j 2-0094 

Greenfield, James L. 

[Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs] 




Memorandum from Greenfield to Bundy, with 

draft voluntary statement by Johnson 

(8/19/64) 7-0466 

Greenhill, D. A. 



Sute (3/5/65) 4-0021 

Greenwald, Joseph A. 


International Trade Policy] 


State (5/5/65; 7-0224 

Greenwood, Anthony 

[Colonial Secretary, UK] 




State (10/26/65) 2-0371 

Gren, A. E. 



State (11/13/65) 1-0529 

Grigoriev, Mr. 

[Director, Technological Division on Organization, 

Staff, and Workplan, Center for Industrial 

Development] 


State (5/24/65) 7-0775; (5/79/65; 7-0793 

Grimes, J. Rudolph 

[Secretary of State, Liberia] 

Airgram from Monrovia Embassy to Secretary of 

State with address of Grimes to YMCA 

International Relations Club (9/9/65) 5-0108 


State (12/5/64) 1-0473; (11/5/65) 7-0592 

Grinspnn, Bernard 



State (4/75/65; 7-0372 

Grivas, Gen. 

[Commander of Greek forces on Cyprus] 


State (11/4/65) 4-0180 


State (11/9/65) 4-0150 

Gromyko, Andrei A. 

[Foreign Minister, USSR] 


(12/2/64) 2-0320; (12/1/64) 2-0322; 

(12/1/64) 2-0325; (12/22/64) 2-0753 




(9/22/64) 7-0767 


Gromyko (12/5/64) 2-0682; (12/2/64) 2-0707 

Note from Read to Bundy with memorandum of 

conversation between Rusk and Nosavan 

(12/22/64) 2-0693 


State (10/25/65) 2-0381 


State (8/27/65) 3-0181 




State (72/5/64; 7-047/; (12/2/64) 1-0484; 

(12/2/64) 1-0490; (¡1/30/64) 1-0494; 

(10/20/65) 2-0499; (10/18/65) 2-0558; 

(10/1/65) 7-0759 

Grondin, Gules 



State (9/24/65; 6-0448 

Gnellal, Cherif 



State (77/6/65; 7-0579 

Gnerrilla warfare 


through 6/65 4-0092 to 4-0745 

Guest, Raymond R. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Ireland] 


State (9/75/65; 3-0753; (7/29/65) 3-0327; 

(7/15/65) 3-0360 

Harriman, W. Averell 

Guevara, Che 

[Cuban revolutionary leader; Minister of Industry, 

Cuba] 


transmittal note (3/30/64) 6-0912 


(12/11/64) 2-0316 

Note from Smith to Bundy (3/19/64) 6-0939 

Guinea 


through 6/65 4-0092 ro 4-0745 

Gulf of Tonkin 


Gnndelach, Finn 

[Deputy Executive Secretary, GATT] 


State (6/27/65; 7-0707 

Gunewardene, Sir Senerat 



State (70/25/65; 2-0407 

Guthrie, John C. 

[U.S. Embassy official, Moscow] 


State (77/2/65; 3-7049 

Haastrup, Ade 

[Nigeria High Commissioner to India] 



and Sloan (9/22/65) 2-0649 

Haekkerup, Per 

[Minister of Foreign Affairs, Denmark] 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 

Hakim, Georges 



State (6/7/65; 7-0735; (4/75/65; 7-0372; 

(4/75/65; 7-0327; (4/5/65; 7-0379; 

(4/2/65; 7-0382; (4/7/65; 7-0386 

Hamad, Mr. 

[Arab League observer at UN] 


State (11/5/65) 1-0213; (11/5/65) 1-0219; 

(10/19/65) 2-0511 

Hamid, Omar Abdel 

[Sudan delegate to UN] 


State (11/9/65) 1-0566 

Hamilton, Thomas J. 



Times article (3/18/64) 2-0836 

Hammarskjold, Dag 

[Secretary General, UN] 

Address by Siseo before meeting of United 

Nations Association of USA (9/18/65) 6-0660 




General Debate (1/26/65) 3-0070 



Cleveland (1/26/65) 6-0823 

Harlech, Lord 

see Ormsby-Gore, David 

Harman, Avraham 

[Israel Ambassador to U.S.] 


(11/11/65) 1-0200 

Harriman, W. Averell 

[Ambassador at Large; Assistant Secretary of State 

for Far Eastern Affairs] 

Excerpts from address by Harriman at twentieth 

anniversary of opening of San Francisco 

Conference, Truman Library (4/24/65) 6-0753 


Harsono, Ganis Index by Subjects and Names 

Harsono, Ganis 

[Foreign Ministry spokesman, Indonesia] 


State (2/6/65) 7-1090 

Hart, Parker T. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Turkey] 

Telegram from Ankara Embassy to Secretary of 

State (8/10/65) 3-0288; (11/7/65) 4-0158 

Hart Schaaf, C. 

[Executive Agent, Committee for Coordination of 

Investigations of Lower Mekong] 


State (6/24/65) 6-0616 

Hasluck, Paul M. C 

[Minister for External Affairs, Australia] 


Hasluck (7/29/65) 2-0904 

Hasnie, S. A. 



State (6/14/65) 7-0121 


(10/5/65) 7-0020 


State (10/6/65) 7-0015; (10/4/65) 7-0025 

Hattingh, A. L. 



State (11/10/65) 1-0552 

Hawkins, Richard H., Jr. 

[U.S. Consul General, Montreal] 

Telegram from Montreal Consulate to Secretary of 

State (10/15/65) 2-0644 

Hay, D. O. 

[Australia delegate to UN] 


State (4/2/65) 3-O630 

Haynes, Rick 

Memorandum from Haynes to Bundy 

(4/29/65) 2-0199 

Memorandum from Haynes to Komer, with 

attachment (11/2/65) 1-0021 

Health 

see also Drugs 

Heard, Raymond 

[Journalist, Rand Daily Mail, South Africa] 


Sute (10/25/65) 2-0389 

Hedin, Sven 



State (8/12/65) 3-0279; (4/30/65) 3-0559; 

(4/8/65) 3-0623; (4/2/65) 3-0632 

Heller, Philip A. 

[Political Secretary, U.S. Embassy, Nairobi] 


State (12/11/64) 1-0469; (11/30/64) 1-0499 

Helms, Richard 

[Deputy Director, CIA] 

Memorandum from Helms to Rabom 

(10/28/64) 1-0705 

Henderson, Douglas 

[U.S. Ambassador to Bolivia] 


State (10/27/65) 2-0343 

Henderson, Julia J. 

[Director, UN Bureau of Social Affairs] 


State (11/2/65) 1-0618 

Henry, Albert 

[Premier, Cook Islands] 


of State (8/20/65) 1-0155 

Henry, Paul-Marc 

[UN Special Fund official] 



(8/9/65) 1-0375 


State (4/21/65) 1-0408; (4/16/65) 1-0411 


Hertz, Gustav C. 

[AID employee, U.S. Embassy, Saigon; captured 

by Viet Cong] 


State (4/14/65) 7-0887; (4/12/65) 7-0894 

Heurtematte, Roberto M. 

[Associate Managing Director, UN Special 

Fund] 


State, with note for Special Fund files from 

Heurtematte (2/2/65) 1-0461 


(4/16/65) 1-0413 


State (5/12/65) 1-0399; (5/7/65) 1-0400 

Higgins, Arthur E. 

[Minister-at-Large, Connecticut Conference of 

United Church of Christ] 






Bundy to Read (11/4/65) 6-0157 

Highways 

see Roads and highways 

Hillenbrand, Martin J. 

[Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy, Bonn] 


State (8/17/65) 3-0253 

Hilliker, Grant G. 

[Acting Executive Secretary, State Department] 

Memorandum from Hilliker to Bundy 

(8/17/64) 7-0473 

Memorandum from Hilliker to Bundy, with paper 

on UN involvement in Viet-Nam 

(6/15/65) 7-0718 

Memorandum from Hilliker to Busby, and draft 

press release (6/23/65) 4-0824 

Hilmy, Amin, II 



Embassies (8/4/65) 7-0403 


State (8/4/65) 7-0402; (8/13/65) 7-0811 

Hiremath, J. R. 

[Rapporteur, UN Special Fund] 


SUte (6/3/65) 1-0387 

Hitomi, Hiroshi 

[Japan delegate to UN] 


(8/9/65) 3-0302 


Sute (8/23/65) 3-0208; (8/13/65) 3-0270; 

(8/5/65) 3-0306; (7/23/65) 3-0347; 

(6/9/65) 3-0432 

Ho Chi Minh 

[President, North Vietnam] 


and U Thant (8/6/64) 7-0697 


Sute (3/16/65) 7-0957 


(8/13/64) 7-0517 


SUte (8/19/65) 7-0808; (7/15/65) 7-0844; 

(5/20/65) 7-0856 

Hoffinan, Paul G. 

[Managing Director, UN Special Fund] 


Sute (10/22/65) 1-0333 


Sute (9/29/65) 1-0358; (9/24/65) 1-0361; 

(9/22/65) 1-0365; (9/3/65) 1-0372; 

(6/4/65) 1-0384; (6/2/65) 1-0389; 

(5/28/65) 1-0391; (10/22/65) 2-0451; 

(10/21/65) 2-0468; (10/6/65) 7-0014; 

(10/4/65) 7-0022; (9/29/65) 7-0034; 

(9/28/65) 7-0036; (4/9/65) 7-0899 

Hogan, Nanci 

[Executive Assistant, Sute Department] 

Memorandum from Hogan to Jackson 

(7/30/64) 7-0661 

Holborn, Frederick D. 

[Special Assistant, White House] 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Paris Embassy and 




Holidays and observances 

see abo International Cooperation Year 



4-0937 

Public sutements, 4/64 through 9/65 6-0658 to 

6-0907 

Holyoake, Keith J. 

[Prime Minister, New Zealand] 

Airgram from Wellington Embassy to Secretary of 

Sute, with press sutement (2/17/65) 1-0163 

Hornet, Robin 


(7/12/65) 2-0015 

Hope, C. P. 



Sute (3/12/65) 1-0264; (4/14/65) 4-0097; 

(4/13/65) 4-0098; (3/31/65) 4-0128 

Hopkins, William J. 

[Executive Clerk, White House Suff] 

Memorandum from Hopkins to White and Bundy 

with Senate Concurrent Resolution 36 

(6/24/65) 4-0821 

Horan, T. J. 



Sute (11/6/65) 1-0579 

Hosang, J. F. Boddens 

[Government official, Netherlands] 


Sute CJi/JO/65; 7-00J7 

Hoveyda, Fereidun 

[Foreign Under Secretary for Economic and Social 

Affairs, Iran] 


Sute (10/21/65) 2-0477 

Hoyt, Henry A. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Uruguay] 


of Sute (10/25/65) 2-0414 

Hsueh Yu-Chi 



Sute (8/12/65) 3-0287; (5/5/65) 3-0553; 

(4/15/65) 3-0607; (7/28/65) 3-0672; 

(6/23/65) 3-0675; (6/18/65) 3-0677; 

(6/14/65) 3-0682; (11/11/65) 3-1009; 

(11/2/65) 3-1045 

Huber, John 

Draft report of ICY Committee on Technical 

Cooperation and Investment, with transmittal 

note from Huber to Chase (10/14/65) 5-0401 

Hughes, Thomas L. 

Pirector of Intelligence and Research, Sute 

Department] 

Intelligence note from Hughes to Rusk 

(9/18/64) 2-0784; (12/3/65) 3-0888; 

(10/5/65) 3-0901 


from Gromyko to Thant, and Sute Dept 


(9/22/64) 1-0767 

Memorandum from Hughes to Secretary of Sute 

(2/17/65) 1-0280 




(7/17/64) 2-0795; (9/28/65) 3-0903

Index by Subjects and Names Israel 

Hnman rights 

see Civil liberties 

Hummel, Arthur W. 

[Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy, Taipei] 


State (11/4/65) 3-1029 

Humphrey, Hubert H. 

[U.S. Vice-President] 

Draft for Vice President, ICY speech 

(11/12/65) 5-0609 


(10/4/65) 5-0468 


(8/17/65) 2-0088; (3/9/65) 4-0471; 

(10/7/65) 5-0477 


(3/5/65) 3-0857 

Memorandum from Read to Rielly, with 

attachments, and transmittal note from Read to 

Bundy (5/29/65) 4-0870 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 

Note from Belk to Chase (8/13/65) 2-0089 


State (2/15/65) 7-0434 


State (¡0/16/65) 2-0585 

Humphrey, John Peters 

[Director, UN Human Rights Division] 


(2/28/65) 6-0562 


State (10/2/65) 6-0447; (9/24/65) 6-0448; 

(2/26/65) 6-0558; (2/25/65) 6-0561; 

(2/19/65) 6-0570; (2/18/65) 6-0571; 

(2/17/65) 6-0572; (2/17/65) 6-0573; 

(2/17/65) 6-0575 

Hungary 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-070J to 7-/044 

Hunt, Sir David 

[British High Commissioner and negotiator in 

Cyprus] 


State C22/5/65; 4-0Í66 

Huss, Pierre J. 

[Journalist, Hearst newspapers] 

American opinion summary. Department of State: 

UN financing (9/13/65) 3-0093 

Hussein, King 

[King of Jordan] 


State (10/26/65) 2-0376 

Ibekwe, D. O. 



State (11/13/65) 1-0529 

Iceland 


through 6/65 4-0092 to 4-0145 

Idzumbuir, Theodore 

[Congo (Leopoldville) delegate to UN] 


Embassy (11/15/65) 3-0977 

Ignatiefi, George 

[Canada representative to North Atlantic 

Council] 


(9/17/65) 3-0147 

Illanes, Javier 



State (11/11/65) 3-1006; (11/11/65) 3-1008; 

(3/25/65) 4-0136 

Immigration 


see also Refugees 

Imports 

see Foreign trade 

India 


2-0878 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (A) 6-J007 to 7-0141 

USUN Information Digest, 11/65 J-0500 to 

1-0627 

Indonesia 

Chinese Representation, 10/65 3-0S90 to 3-0962 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (B) 7-0J42 to 7-0389 


7/65 7-Í045 ro 7-1114 

Infiltration 


Ingram, J. C. 



State (6/16/65) 7-0116; (6/8/65) 7-0134 

Insurgency 

see also Guerrilla warfare 

see also Revolutions 


11/65 4-0262 to 4-0308 


10/65 2-0647 ro 2-0725 

Internal security 

see also Infiltration 

see also Insurgency 

International Adverse Drug Reaction Center 


4-0937 

International Agency for Research on Cancer 


4-0937 

International Commission of Jurists 


to 2-0646 

International Control Commission 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-070J to 7-1044 

International Convention against Racism 


to 2-0646 

International cooperation in conservation 


International cooperation in environmental 

sciences 



64)148 

International cooperation in law enforcement 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 

International cooperation in medicine 



4-0937 


ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 to 5-0498 

International cooperation in science and 

technology 



4-0937 

ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 to 5-0498 


5-0760 


6-0907 

International Cooperation Year 



4-0937 

ICY, Vol. II (B), 4/65 through 7/65: World Peace 

Through Law Conference 4-0938 to 4-0959 


ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 to 5-0498 


5-0760 


6-0748 

International Court of Justice 


2-0878 

Public statements 3-0069 ro 3-0090 

International law 


enforcement 

see also Terrorism 




2-0878 


to 2-0646 


6-0907 

International military forces 

see also U.N. peacekeeping operations 


2-0878 


3-0068 


3-0390 


3-0639 

Cyprus Vol. II, 11/65 4-0246 to 4-0789 



11/65 4-0262 to 4-0308 

ICY, VoL II (A), 4/65 through 7/65 4-0650 to 

4-0937 


11/65 2-0977 to 2-0325 

Public statements 3-0069 to 3-0090 

International organizations 

see also International Court of Justice 

see also International Red Cross 

see also International Telecommunications Union 

see aiso Organization for Economic Cooperation 

and Development 

see a2so Organization of African Unity 

see also Organization of American States 

see also terms listed under United Nations 

ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 to 5-0498 

International Red Cross 

MisceUaneous Cables, Volume VIII, 10/65 2-0326 

to 2-0646 

International sanctions 



4/65 4-0002 to 4-0092 

International Telecommunications Union 


to 2-0646 

Investments 

see Capital investments 

see Foreign investments 

Ireland 


3-0390 

Isla, Mr. 

[Member, Chilean Congress] 



Ismail, K. Ahamed 

[Maldives delegate to UN] 


State (22/20/65; 3-2022 

Israel 

see also Jordan River 

Jordan Waters 2-0279 to 2-0278 


to 2-0646 


Israel 


8/65 7-0390 to 7-0512 


1-0627 

Italy 


3-0390 


UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (A) 6-J007 to 7-0141 

Ivory Coast 


4/65 4-000; to 4-0091 

Jack, Homer 

[Disarmament adviser to Cyprus Mission to UN; 

Director, Department of Social Responsibility, 

Unitarian Universalist Association] 


(11/30/65) 5-0876 


State (11/5/65) 4-0249 

Jackling, Roger W. 



(2/9/65) 4-0064 


State (11/6/65) 1-0579; (8/19/65) 3-0227; 

(8/18/65) 3-0243; (8/9/65) 3-0295; 

(7/21/65) 3-0356; (7/14/65) 3-0361; 

(4/12/65) 3-0615; (4/8/65) 3-0621; 

(4/2/65) 3-0630; (3/5/65) 4-0021; 

(3/1/65) 4-0027; (2/25/65) 4-0031; 

(2/25/65) 4-0033; (2/23/65) 4-0044; 

(2/19/65) 4-0047; (2/15/65) 4-0054; 

(2/5/65) 4-0070; (8/2/65) 7-0832; 

(8/6/64) 7-1032 

Jackson, Elmore 

[Special Assistant for UN Planning, Bureau of 

International Organization Affairs, State 

Department] 

Concurrent resolution of Senate with note from 

Jackson to Chase (5/7/65) 3-0692 

Letter from Jackson to Chase, with attached 

agenda and briefing papers (6/29/65) 2-0152 


(8/23/65) 2-0085; (3/29/65) 3-0762 






(3/3/65) 4-0501 

Note from Jackson to Chase (3/8/65) 3-0874 

Note from Jackson to Chase with draft Secretary 

General paper on future peacekeeping, April 2 

(4/10/65) 2-0957 

Taming of shrew: Communist China and UN, with 

memoranda from Jackson to Chase and 

Cleveland to Ball (2/8/65) 3-0920 


State (4/25/65) 3-0571 

Telephone message from Jackson 

(4/30/65; 3-0698 

Jacob, Mr. 

[Belgium delegate to NATO] 


(11/9/65) 4-0244 

Jacovides, A. 3. 

[Cyprus delegate to UN] 


State (4/12/65) 4-0100 

Jadot, Mr. 

[Belgium delegate to UN] 


State (11/6/65) 1-0579 


Jagan, Cheddi 

[Leader, People's Progressive Party, British 

Guiana] 


(10/16/65) 2-0520 





(11/2/65) 2-0005 


background paper (;0/i5/65J 2-0023 


of Sute (10/19/65) 2-0531; (10/15/65) 2-0614 


Sute (10/15/65) 2-0644 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Caracas Embassy 

(10/22/65) 2-0378 


(70/J4/Í5,) 2-0646 

Jagan, Janet 

[Minister of Home Affairs, British Guiana] 


(10/16/65) 2-0520 

Jakobson, Max 

[Finland delegate to UN] 


Sute (8/12/65) 3-0279; (4/12/65) 3-0614; 

(4/12/65) 7-0894 

Japan 


3-0390 


3-0639 


11/64 J-0675 to 1-0976 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-O70J ro 7-/044 

Jarrah, Adil 

[Director, Foreign Ministry Office, Kuwait] 


State (8/11/65) 3-0289 

Javits, Jacob K. 

[U.S. Senator, New York] 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 

Johnson, Charles E. 

[NSC staif member] 



to Bundy (11/25/65) 6-0848 

Johnson, Joseph E. 

[President, Carnegie Endowment for International 

Peace] 



(12/3/65) 5-0764 

Johnson, Lady Bird 

[U.S. First Lady] 


(10/4/65) 5-0468 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy, with fact 

sheet on U Thant (8/3/64) 7-0644 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Paris Embassy and 




Johnson, Lyndon B. 



realistic appraisal (3/23/65) 4-0321 



Address by Meeker at Bar Association of San 

Francisco, Law Day-USA Luncheon 

(4/29/65) 6-0746 

Address by Stevenson: Anatomy of world 

leadership (4/2/64) 6-0876 


Sute (4/7/65J 6-05J.2 


Sute, with letter from Goldschmidt to Johnson, 


(4/14/65) 6-0632 



Sute, with note from Parthasarathi to Goldberg 

(10/15/65) 2-0501 


(2/7 9/65; 2-1023 



(10/7/64) 1-0765 

Building great world society: Address by Johnson 

(6/29/64; 5-0268 


(2/17/65) 3-0007; (4/10/65) 7-0895 





(12/3/65) 5-0764 

Draft memorandum from Bundy to Rusk 

(3/6/64; 6-0977 

Draft of speech by Johnson (10/24/64) 6-0859 

Draft presidential message to Congress 

(3/8/65; 3-0866 

Draft: President's toast at dinner for U 

Thant 7-056Í; 7-06Í4 

Draft welcoming sUtement for President 7-0557; 

7-0610 


Cooperation Year (10/64) 4-0393 




ICY newsletter (3/65; 4-0401 

International Cooperation Year proclamation by 

Johnson (10/2/64) 5-0271 


President of U.S. (10/2/64) 4-0642 

Johnson's sUtement to open ICY 

conference 5-0946 









(4/6/64; 4-0644 

Letter from Johnson to Steinkraus 

(5/19/64) 14887 


Letter from Johnson to U Thant; with previous 

draft, and memorandum from Read to Bundy 

(3/J4/64; ;-09J5 

Memorandum and transmittal letter from Rusk to 

Johnson, with suggested transmittal letter from 

Johnson to Congress (7/16/64) 7-0474 


(11/9/64) 1-0700; (11/23/64) 7-0445 



(11/6/64) 2-0761 




releases (7/12/65) 4-0782; (5/19/65) 4-0880 


(10/14/65) 5-0378 



Thant (8/5/64; 7-0527 




House (7/31/64) 7-0646 


(8/8/64) 7-0524 


attached proposal (2/19/65) 2-0243 


(4/2/65; 4-0940 


from Chase to Bundy (3/J5/65; 3-079J



(7/25/64) 7-0662 


(3/12/65) 3-0799; (10/14/65) 5-0253; 

(10/14/65) 5-0376 





(4/28/65) 4-0911 





(11/19/65) 6-0051 




investment (11/26/65) 5-0895 

Memorandum from Chase to Bundy, with public 

statements of Johnson on Vietnam 1-0995 




(7/24/64) 7-0663 


draft voluntary statement by Johnson 

(8/19/64) 7-0466 


press release (6/23/

Kaissouni, Abdel Monem Index by Subjects and Names 

Kaissouni, Abdel Monem 

[President, UNCTAD Conference Geneva] 

Telegram from Kaissouni to Johnson, with 

telegram from State Dept to Geneva Mission 

(3/31/64) 6-0917 

Kalb, Bernard 

[Journalist, CBS News] 




(10/26/65) 1-1001 

Kambona, O. S. 

[Foreign Minister, Tanzania] 


State (7/13/65) 7-0095 

Kamel, Mostafa 

[UAR Ambassador to U.S. and delegate to UN] 


Embassies (8/4/65) 7-0403 


State (10/1/65) 7-0759 

Kampuchea 

see Cambodia 

Kantol, Norodom 

[Foreign Minister, Cambodia] 



Council president (SI27/65) 7-0800 


State (8/31/65) 7-0793; (8/31/65) 7-0796: 

(8/25/65) 7-0805 

Kao Shih-Ming 

[Director, International Organizations Department, 

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Nationalist China] 


State (6/21/65) 3-0386 

Kartawinata, Arudji 

[Parliament speaker, Indonesia] 


State (2/17/65) 7-1081 

Kato, Yoshiya 



State (10/22/65) 2-0427; (7/14/65) 3-0365; 

(6/18/65) 3-0388; (6/3/65) 3-0460; 

(3/24/65) 74950 

Kedadi, Moncef 

[Tunisia delegate to UN] 


State (11/17/65) 1-0501 

Kellennann, Henry J. 

[Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy, Bern] 

Telegram from Bern Embassy to Secretary of State 

(4/30/65) 7-0250 

Kennan, George F. 

[Professor, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton 

University] 


from Chase to Qeveland, and letter from 


Kennedy, Dañd M. 

[Chairman, Continental Illinois National Board; 

Chairman, ICY Finance and Monetary Affairs 

Committee] 


(11/5/65) 5-0729; (11/2/65) 5-0754 



State, with note from Kennedy to Bundy 

(4/7/64) 7-0500 

Kennedy, Jacqueline 






(4/28/65) 4-0911 

Kennedy, John F. 



leadership (4/2/64) 6-0876 




(10/26/65) 1-1001 




(8/24/65) 2-0039 




Memorandum from Read to Bundy, with draft of 

speech by Stevenson: Anatomy of world 

leadership (4/1/64) 6-0887 




(11/29/63) 1-0963 

Message from Johnson to Congress 

(8/20/64) 7-0470 


(12/6/63) 7-0509 

Transcript of President-elect John F. Kennedy's 

press conference 12/8/60 (¡2/9/60) 7-0512 

Kennedy, Robert F. 

[U.S. Senator, New York; U.S. Attorney 

General] 


State (10/25/65) 2-0389 

Kenya 


Ketema-Yifru, Ato 

[Foreign Minister, Ethiopia] 


State (12/5/64) 1-0473 

Klinlgf, KarHiim 

[Under Secretary, Foreign Office, Iraq] 


State (7/31/65) 7-0405 

Khalil, Sadd Abdel Fattah 



State (10/25/65) 2-0411; (10/19/65) 2-0511 

Khammash, Amer 

[Brigadier General, Jordan Army] 


State (10/26/65) 2-0376 

Khanh, Nguyen 

see Nguyen Khanh 


Kharshy, Mohammed Abdellahi Ould 

[Chief, International Cooperation and Economic 

and Social Affairs, Mauritania Foreign 

Ministry] 

Airgram from Nouakchott Embassy to Secretary 

of State (9/25/65) 7-0768 

Khatri, Padma Bahadur 

[Major General; Nepal Ambassador to U.S.] 


State (11/10/65) 1-0552 

Khrushchev, Nikita S. 

[Premier, USSR] 



(10/7/64) 1-0765 

CIA Information Report Telegram 

(10/16/64) 1-0753 




(9/22/64) 1-0767 


(8/4/64) 7-0531 


(10/28/64) 1-0705 


(6/22/64) 7-0487 


7-0587 






(7/17/64) 2-0795 


(8/13/64) 7-0517 

Kiang, Chiping H. C. 



State (11/16/65) 1-0513; (3/1/65) 4-0027; 

(2/25/65) 4-0033; (2/24/65) 4-0038; 

(2/23/65) 4-0044 

Kidd, Cobum 

[Counselor, U.S. Embassy, Bonn] 

Airgram from Bonn Embassy to Secretary of State 

(8/24/65) 3-0196 

Kidron, Mr. 

[Director General, Armistice Affairs, Israel] 


of State (9/24/65) 1-0246; (9/1/65) 1-0251 

King, C E. 



State (2/12/65) 1-0172 

Kirwan, James 



State (10/15/65) 2-0602 

Kisukurume, Francois 

[Charge d'Affaires, Burundi Mission to UN] 


(2/10/65) 1-0130 


State r.3/5/65; ;_0J24; (2/15/65) 1-0126; 

(2/10/65) 1-0128 

Kleiman, Robert 


Draft press guidance on Kleiman story (New York 

Times), with note from Chase to Bundy 5-0942 

Köhler, Foy D. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Soviet Union] 


(2/8/65) 3-0020 



(2/8/65) 3-0017 


State (2/6/65; 3-0040; (2/6/65) 3-0042: 

(9/1/65) 3-0167; (8/27/65) 3-0181; 

(8/19/65) 3-0225; (8/19/65) 3-0226; 

(9/25/65) 7-0769 

Koho, Maj. 

[UN military advisor] 


State (7/22/65) 7-0842 

Kollek, Theodor 

[Mayor, Jerusalem] 


State r3/J6/tf5j Í-0262 

Komer, Robert W. 

[Senior Staff Member, NSq 

Memorandum from Komer to Bundy 

(11/16/64) 1-0697; (12/28/64) 2-0303 

Note from Komer to Bundy (1/23/64) 3-0962 

Transmittal note from Komer to Bundy, with 

memorandum from Komer to Johnson 

(12/28/64) 2-0304 

Korea, South 



through 10/65 6-0436 to 6-0597 

Kosygin, Alexei N. 

[First Deputy Chairman, USSR Council of 

Ministers] 


(2/17/65) 3-0007 

Memorandum from Hughes to Secretary of State 

(2/17/65) 1-0280

Index by Subjects and Names Lewis, John P. 

Kotschnig, Walter 


International Organization Affairs; Chairman, 

U.S. delegation, ECAFE] 

Airgram from Bangkok Embassy to Secretary of 

State (4/9/65) 1-0415 


State (7/16/65) 7-0086 


Embassy (10/7/65) 7-0012 


(10/2/65) 7-0027 


State (9/29/65) 7-0034 

Kreisky, Bnmo 


Telegram from Vienna Embassy to Secretary of 

State (4/2/65) 3-0637 

Kriegel, Frantisek 

[Czechoslovakia delegate to UN] 


Sute (11/10/65) 1-0552 

Kronstein, Heinrich 

[Director, Institute for International and Foreign 

Trade Law, Georgetown Law Center] 


Chase to Belk (11/27/65) 5-0889; 

(11/27/65) 5-0892 

Kudryavtsev, E. V. 



State (5/24/65) 7-0177 

Kuznetsov, Vasilii 

[Deputy Foreign Minister, USSR] 


State (12/4/64) 1-0475 

Kyprianou, Spyros 

[Foreign Minister, Cyprus] 


State (12/4/64) 1-0475; (11/6/65) 1-0579; 

(11/5/65) 4-0164 

Labor unions 


to 2-0646 

Labouisse, Henry R. 

[Executive Director, UNICEF] 

Telegram from State Dept to Athens Embassy 

(3/8/65) 7-0431 


State (11/12/65) 1-0539; (3/8/65) 7-0428 

Lacharriere, Guy de 

[Director, International Organizations Section, 

French Foreign Ministry; France delegate to 

UN] 


(5/14/65) 3-0512 


State (10/1/65) 3-0134 

Lai, Peter S. 

[Malaysia delegate to UN] 


State (11/8/65) 3-1023 

Laiglesia, Eduardo de 

[Director of UN Affairs, Spain Foreign Office] 

Airgram from Madrid Embassy to Secretary of 


Laiglesia and Starrs (2/5/65) 3-0876 

Laird, Mel 

[U.S. Representative, Wisconsin] 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 

Lall, E. B. 



State (4/12/65) 7-0345; (4/7/65) 7-0366 

Lamani, Dhimiter 



State (11/16/65) 1-0513 

Landis, Capt. 

[U.S. Navy] 



Lange, Halvard M. 

[Foreign Minister, Norway] 


Lange (11/13/64) 2-0759 


State (6/5/65) 3-0449 

Langnetin, Pierre 

[Switzerland observer at UN] 


(4/26/65) 7-0277 

Laos 


3-0390 


3-0639 



to 6-0657 


10/65 2-0647 to 2-0715 


to 2-0646 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-070; ro 7-Í044 

Lasagna, Louis 

[Division of Clinical Pharmacology, Johns Hopkins 

University School of Medicine] 

Letter from Lasagna to Johnson, with transmittal 


Latin America 

see also Argentina 

see also Bolivia 

see also Brazil 

see abo British Guiana 

see also Chile 

see also Costa Rica 

see also Cuba 

see also Dominican Republic 

see also El Salvador 

see also Mexico 


see also Panama 

see also Puerto Rico 

see also Venezuela 

Article 19, Volume IV, Cables [I] 3-0JJ4 ro 

3-0390 


5-0760 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 


to 2-0646 


(UNCTAD) 6-0908 to 6-Í006 


Laurens, E. H. 

[Indonesia delegate to UN] 


(3/12/65) 7-1063; (3/4/65) 7-1067 


State (2/26/65) 7-1072 

Laver, Patrick 



(2/9/65) 4-0064 


State (2/24/65) 4-0035; (2/23/65) 4-0044; 

(2/19/65) 4-0047; (2/17/65) 4-0049; 

(2/15/65) 4-0054; (2/8/65) 4-0068; 

(2/4/65) 4-0075 

Law 


see also Constitutions 


enforcement 

see also International law 




Through Law Conference 4-0938 ro 4-0959 

Law enforcement 

see aiso International cooperation in law 

enforcement 

see also Police 


Lawson, Edward Howard 

[Deputy Director, UN Human Rights Division] 


State (3/24/65; 6-0535 


State (8/20/65) 6-0451; (8/2/65) 6-0455: 

(7/23/65) 6-0456; (7/21/65) 6-0463; 

(2/23/65) 6-0564 

LBJ 

see Johnson, Lyndon B. 

Lebanon 

Jordan Waters Í-0J79 to i-0278 

Lecanuet, Mr. 

[French politician] 


(70/26/65; 2-0373 

Leddy, John 

[State Department official, Europe] 



Chase (7/21/65) 6-0460 


(5/19/65) 7-0194; (5/13/65) 7-0211 

Lee Kuan Yew 

[Prime Minister, Singapore] 


State (JÍ/8/65; 3-J023 

Legge-Bourke, Harry 




(12/17/64) 2-0652 

Legislative bodies 

see also Congress 

Lehmkuhl, Dik 

[Acting Resident Director, UNTAB, Baghdad] 


State (7/24/65) 7-0074 

Lekic, Danilo 



State (3/9/65; 7-0960 


State (11/11/65) 1-0644; (11/11/65) 4-0231 

Leonard, E. H. 

[Director, UN Technical Assistance] 


State (3/16/65) 1-0421; (2/2/65) 1-0459 

Lessiovski, V. M. 

[Personal Assistant to UN Secretary General] 


from Chase to Qeveland, and letter from 



State (5/28/65; 3-0472 

Lewandowski, Bodhan 



State (11/12/65) 1-0539; (4/9/65) 3-0620 

Lewis, Geoffrey W. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Mauritania] 


of State (9/25/65; 7-0768 

Lewis, John P. 

[Member, Council of Economic Advisers] 





(4/J5/64; J-0820 


Liao Cheng-chih Index by Subjects and Names 

Liao Cheng-chih 

[Government official, People's Republic of 

China] 


(6/16/65) 2-0180 

Liatis, Alexis S. 

[Greece delegate to UN] 


State (11/6/65) 1-0579: (11/9/65) 4-0150; 

(11/8/65) 4-0155 

Lien, Nguyen Duy 

sec Nguyen Duy Lien 

LUienthal, Alfred 

[American author] 


State (7/30/65) 7-0407 

Lindstrom, Ulla 



State (11/2/65) 1-0618 

Liu Chieh 



State (11/17/65) 1-0501; (11/9/65) 1-0566; 

(4/15/65) 3-0607; (8/6/64) 7-1032 

Liushar, Mr. 

[Representative, Tibet office at UN] 


State (10/18/65) 2-0550 

Lobanor, L. S. 

[USSR alternate delegate to ECOSOC] 


State (7/14/65) 1-0379 

Lodge, George C. 

[Director, Division of International Activities, 

Harvard University] 


(8/24/65) 2-0039 

Lodge, Henry Cabot 

[U.S. Ambassador to South Vietnam] 


State (11/12/65) 7-0736; (11/8/65) 7-0737; 

(10/20/65) 7-0743; (10/8/65) 7-0754; 

(10/1/65) 7-0758; (9/8/65) 7-0781 

Longarzo, Louis C. 

UN, World Peace and Francis of Assisi: "Saint of 



for peace, and transmitía] note from Chase to 

Belk (11/16/65) 6-0142 

Lopez Molina, Maximo 

[Leader, Dominican Popular Movement] 



Lopez, Salvador P. 

[Philippines delegate to UN; Chairman, UN 

Human Rights Commission] 

Airgram from US Berlin to Secretary of State 

(4/23/65) 6-0484 


State, with letters from Lopez to Stevenson, 

Lopez to Spook, and Stevenson to Lopez 

(6/17/65) 7-0846 


State (11/10/65) 1-0552; (6/4/65) 6-0475 

Lopez Villamil, Humberto 

[Honduras delegate to UN] 


State (11/12/65) 1-0539 

Lord, Mary Pillsbury 

[Member, National Citizens Committee on 

International Cooperation] 

Letter from Lord to Johnson (2/26/65) 4-0525 




(7/29/65) 4-0653 


Lorenz, John G. 

[Director, Division of Library Services, Office of 

Education] 





Loweth, Hugh F. 

[Bureau of Budget official, Division of Education, 





Lubbers, Jan Hendrik 



State (70/.27/63J 1-0327; (10/4/65) 1-0356 

Lucio Paredes, Antonio Jose 

[Under Secretary for Political and Diplomatic 

Affairs, Ecuador] 


State (10/20/65) 2-0503; (9/2/65) 7-0787 

Luns, Joseph M. A. H. 

[Minister of Foreign Affairs, Netherlands] 

Telegram from The Hague Embassy to Secretary 

of State (10/22/65) 2-0417 

Lynch, B. J. 

[New Zealand observer to ECOSOC] 


State (11/12/65) 1-0539 

Lyon, Cecil B. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Ceylon] 


State (10/15/65) 2-0645; (9/13/65) 7-0776 

MacArthur, Douglas, II 

[Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional 

Relations] 


(3/5/65) 3-0857 

Memorandum from MacArthur and Siseo to Rusk 

(7/7/65) 2-0902 



interviewed (4/5/65) 3-0724 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 

MacComack, Dianne A. 

[Student, Catholic University] 


MacComack to Cates (5/13/65) 2-0189 

MacFarquhar, Alexander 

[UN Under Secretary, Director of Personnel] 


(4/8/65) 7-0426 

Telegram from USUN New York to Djakarta 

Embassy (2/8/65) 7-1089 

MacLaren, Roy M. 



State (7/16/65) 7-0086 

MacPherson, Marion 



State (8/25/65) 3-0657 

Magenda, Brig. Gen. 


(3/25/65) 7-1061 

Magombe, G. S. 



State (10/1/65) 7-0030 

Maheu, Rene 

[Director General, UNESCO Secretariat] 

Message from Director-General Maheu of 

UNESCO to President and Mrs. Lyndon B. 

Johnson (6/4/64) 1-0810 


(10/18/65) 2-0549 

Mail 

see Postal service 

Majoli, Mario 

[Vice-Director General for Political Affairs, 

Italy] 


State (7/13/65) 3-0367 

Mak, Dayton S. 

[First Secretary, U.S. Embassy, Beirut] 


State (7/30/65) 7-0407 

Makarios, Archbishop 

[President, Cyprus] 


(8/4/64) 7-0531 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 





(6/28/65 to 6/29/65) 2-0117 


State (10/25/65) 2-0391; (11/4/65) 4-0180 


(8/13/64) 7-0517 

Makeev, Evgeny N. 



State (10/12/65) 1-0351; (6/2/65) 1-0389; 

(10/15/65) 2-0628; (2/3/65) 3-0022; 

(8/17/65) 3-0254; (8/10/65) 3-0665; 

(8/4/65) 3-0668; (5/13/65) 3-0688; 

(8/10/65) 7-0815 

Malaysia 



7/65 7-1045 to 7-1114 

Malecela, John S. 



State (11/14/65) 1-0525; (11/10/65) 1-0552; 

(4/15/65) 7-0312; (2/8/65) 7-1017 

Malgin, Fedor 

[Senior Political Affairs Officer, UN Secretariat] 


(4/6/65) 7-0925 

Malhotra, Ram C 

[Nepal member, UN Special Committee on 

Apartheid] 






Malitza, Mircea 



State (11/12/65) 1-0539; (11/11/65) 1-0644 

Mallalieu, E. L. 




(12/17/64) 2-0652 

Mallet, Mr. 

[OECD official] 


State (6/11/65) 7-0125; (4/1/65) 7-0385 

Mandela, Nelson 

[Official, African National Congress] 





letter from Dean to Diallo Telli (5/7/64) 1-0097

Index by Subjects and Names Mejia, Juan B. 

Mandi, Mr. 

[Congo (Leopoldville) delegate to UN] 


State (4/15/65) 7-0312 

Mann, Thomas C. 

[Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs] 




(11/14/65) 4-0299 

Mao Tse-tung 

[Leader, People's Republic of China] 




State (10/22/65) 2-0428 

Whither the UN, address by: His excellency Shen 

Chang-Huan, Minister of Foreign Affairs of 

Republic of China (12/21/64) 2-0309 

Marrache, Ihsan 



State (11/10/65) 1-0552 

Marsh, Probyn 

[Deputy Chief of Staff, UN Truce Supervision 

Organization] 


of State (11/8/65) 1-0209; (9/24/65) 1-0246; 

(9/1/65) 1-0251 


and Amman Embassy (11/12/65) 1-0192 

Marshall, Mr. 



State (11/12/65) 4-0229; (11/11/65) 4-0231; 

(11/11/65) 4-0236 

Marshall, Thurgood 

[U.S. Solicitor General] 




(10/26/65) 1-1001 

Martin, Edwin M. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Argentina] 

Telegram from Buenos Aires Embassy to Secretary 

of State (11/15/65) 3-0973 

Martin, Graham A. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Thailand] 


State (8/27/65) 3-0177 

Martin, Henry C 

[First Secretary, U.S. Embassy, Monrovia] 




Martin, Paul 

[Minister of External Affairs, Canada] 

Note from Belk to Bundy (12/22/65) 3-0951 


State (8/20/65) 3-0218; (6/22/65) 3-0383; 

(8/10/65) 7-0816 


State (11/30/64) 1-0496 

Maspero, Emilio 

[Leader, Latin American Confederation of 

Christian Laborers] 


(8/24/65) 2-0039 

Masters, Edward E. 

[Counselor for Political Affairs, U.S. Embassy, 

Djakarta] 

Airgram from Djakarta Embassy to Secretary of 

State, with declaration on Indonesia's withdrawal 

from UN (2/2/65) 7-1098 

Mathews, Elbert G. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Nigeria] 


State (9/25/65) 7-0041 

Mathis, Louie E. 

[Information specialist, U.S. Office of Education] 





Matsni, Akira 



State (11/12/65) 1-0539; (8/23/65) 3-0207; 

(8/19/65) 3-0229; (8/18/65) 3-0242; 

(8/12/65) 3-0282; (6/10/65) 3-0428; 

(6/4/65) 3-0451; (5/27/65) 3-0475; 

(5/10/65) 3-0532; (4/12/65) 3-0615; 

(4/9/65) 3-0620; (5/28/65) 6-0620; 

(5/25/65) 6-0621; (4/8/65) 7-0909 

Matsui, Sachichiro 

[Japan delegate to UNCTAD Committee on 

Preferences] 


State (5/27/65) 7-0146 

Matthews, Howard A. 

[Associate Director for Field Administration, 

Division of Vocational and Technical Education, 

U.S. Office of Education] 





Mauri, Sergio 



(2/16/65) 2-0251 

Mayer, Paul A. 

[Lieutenant Colonel, UN military advisor] 


State (7/22/65) 7-0842 

Mayobre, Jose Antonio 

[Executive Secretary, UN Economic Commission 

for Latin America] 


State (11/2/65) 4-0307 

Maziqh, Hussein 

[Foreign Minister, Libya] 


State (12/5/64) 1-0473 

Mhadiwe, K. O. 

[Minister of Trade, Nigeria] 


State (10/25/65) 6-1037 

McBride, Robert H. 

[Director, Office of Western European Affairs, 

State Department] 


(2/17/65) 1-0442; (2/17/65) 1-0443; 

(10/26/65) 2-0373; (8/19/65) 3-0223: 

(8/18/65) 3-0239; (8/17/65) 3-0251; 

(8/12/65) 3-0273; (8/9/65) 3-0666; 

(6/11/65) 3-0683; (11/8/65) 3-1021; 

(8/11/65) 7-0813; (8/9/65) 7-0817 

McCafferty, Arthur 

[NSC staff member] 




(8/12/64) 7-0689 

McCarthy, Dudley 



State (11/9/65) 1-0135; (5/27/65) 3-0475; 

(5/10/65) 3-0532 

McCloy, John 

[Member, ICY Disarmament panel] 


McClung, V. H. 

[State Department official] 


(5/3/65) 7-0232 

McDonnell, James S. 

[Chairman, McDonnell Aircraft Corporation; 

former National Chairman, U.S. Committee for 

UN] 

Telegram from State Dept to Carp 

(6/7/65) 4-0846 

McDowell, D. K. 

[New Zealand government official] 


State (11/9/65) 1-0135; (8/11/65) 1-0156 

McGhee, George C. 

[U.S. Ambassador to West Germany; Under 

Secretary of State for Political Affairs] 

Telegram from USUN New York to Bonn 

Embassy (12/3/64) 1-0480 

McGill, Ralph 


American opinion summary, Department of State: 

UN financing (9/13/65) 3-0093 

McGrath, Mark G. 

[Catholic bishop] 


(8/24/65) 2-0039 

McKeever, Porter 

[Executive Director, UN Association] 


McEeown, M. J. 



State (11/8/65) 3-1023 

McKinley, Mr. 


Division] 




McLaughlin, Drew 



State (4/28/65) 7-0253 

McNamara, Robert S. 

[Secretary of Defense] 

Letter from McNamara to Rusk (5/3/65) 2-0943 


Gromyko (12/5/64) 2-0682 

McNeil, Frank 

[U.S. Foreign Service Officer] 


(10/25/65) 2-0013 

McNeiU, Allen P., Jr. 

[Foreign Service Officer, U.S. Consulate, 

Capetown] 


State (11/1/65) 1-0026 

Meagher, Margaret 



State (10/27/65) 1-0327 

Medical supplies and equipment 

see also Drugs 

Medicine 

see Drugs 

see International cooperation in medicine 

Meeker, Leonard C. 

[Legal Adviser, State Department] 


Francisco, Law Day-USA Luncheon 

(4/29/65) 6-0746 



(6/28/65 to 6/29/65) 2-0117 

Meijer, Jan 



of State (6/19/65) 3-0387 

Mejia, Juan B. 

[Leader, Fourteenth of June Political Group, 





Mekong Coordinating Committee Index by Subjects and Names 

Mekong Coordinating Committee 


Mekong River 

Mekong Development, 4/65 through 9/65 6-0S98 

to 6-0657 


Melesi-Fersetti, Mr. 

[Government Minister, Italy] 

Telegram from State Dept to Rome Embassy 

(7/12/65) 3-0374; (6/14/65) 3-0407 

Mellbin, Skjold G. 

[Denmark delegate to UN] 


State (70/25/65; 2-0407 

Meloy, Francis 

[Deputy Chief of Misson, U.S. Embassy, Rome] 

Transcript of telephone call from Meloy to Parker 

C2/75/Ö5; 2-0253 

Membership organizations 



4-0937 

ICY, Vol. HI, 8/65 through 9/65 4-0960 to 5-0225 


12/1/65 6-0264 to 6-0435 

Méndez, Mauro M. 

[Foreign Minister, Philippines] 

Telegram from State Dept to Manila Embassy 

(9/24/65) 1-0362 

Menemencioglu, Turgut 

[Turkey Ambassador to U.S.] 


(11/8/65) 4-0152 

Meron, Theodor 



State C77/7J/65; 7-078J; (11/3/65) 1-0241; 

(4/23/65) 1-0259; (3/17/65) 1-0260; 

(2/4/65) 1-0278; (10/22/65) 2-0446 

Metals and metal industries 

see also Tin and tin industry 

Mexico 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 

Meyer, Armin H. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Iran] 

Telegram from Beirut Embassy to Secretary of 

State (2/23/65,) 7-0274; (2/8/65; 7-0277 

Telegram from Tehran Embassy to Secretary of 

Sute, with version sanitized in 1977 

(9/7/65; 7-036« 

Michelmore, Laurence V. 

[Commissioner General, UNRWA] 


State (11/3/65) 1-0240; (10/22/65) 2-0449 

Middle East 

see aiso Aden 

see also Cyprus 

see also Egypt 

see also Israel 

see a/so Jordan 

see also Lebanon 

see aiso Palestine Liberation Organization 

see also Palestinians 

see also Syria 

see aiso Turkey 

see aiso Yemen 


2-0*78 

Mikoyan, Anastas Ivanovich 

[Chairman, Supreme Soviet, USSR] 


State (9/7/65; 3-0767 

Military assistance 


Military coups 


11/65 4-0262 to 4-0308 

Military forces 

see also International military forces 

Military government 

see aiso Military coups 


Military operations 

see aiso Aerial bombing and strafing 


see aiso Military strategy and tactics 


Military policy 

see Military assistance 

see Military strategy and tactics 

Military strategy and tactics 

see aiso Aerial bombing and strafing 


see also Military operations 

see aiso Troop movements 


Military supplies and equipment 

see aiso Military weapons 

Military weapons 


Miller, Jack 

[U.S. Senator, Iowa] 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 

Miranova, Z. V. 



State (11/2/65) 1-0618 

Mishra, B. C. 



State (6/9/65; 3-0432; (7/30/65) 3-0670 

Miske, Ahmed Baba 

[Mauritania Ambassador to U.S. and delegate to 

UN] 


State (11/17/65) 1-0501; (77/70/65; 7-0552 

Mitterand, Francois 

[French politician] 


(70/26/65; 2-0373 

Mized Armistice Commission 


Modrzewski, Frandszek 

[Poland delegate to UNCTAD Trade and 

Development Board] 


State (4/15/65) 7-0312 

Mohammed, Mrs. 



State (¡0/22/65) 2-0431 

Monetary policy 


Mongolia 


through 10/65 6-0436 to 6-0597 

Montenegro-Medrano, Orlando 

[Nicaragua delegate to UN] 


Stete (11/13/65) 1-0529 

Moon, P. J. S. 

[Member, UK Mission to UN] 


State (10/21/65) 2-0465 

Moorhead, William S. 

[U.S. Representative, Pennsylvania] 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 

Moose, Richard M. 

[U.S. Foreign Service Officer] 


(70/25/65; 2-0073 

Morara, Ion 



State (4/9/65) 7-0900 

Morocco 


4/65 4-0007 to 4-0091 

Morozov, P. D. 




(2/8/65; 3-0077 


State (8/19/65) 3-0226 


State (8/27/65) 3-0182; (8/25/65) 3-0195; 

(8/24/65) 3-0202; (8/79/65; 3-0229; 

(8/16/65) 3-0260; (8/73/65; 3-0277; 

(8/12/65) 3-0274; (6/17/65) 3-0679; 

(4/15/65) 4-0096; (4/12/65) 4-0700; 

(4/9/65; 4-0704; (4/7/65; 4-0772; 

(4/2/65; 4-0777; (4/7/65; 4-0723; 

(4/7/65; 4-0724; (3/30/65; 4-0737; 

(3/10/65) 4-0144; (8/10/65) 7-0814; 

(8/6/64) 7-1028; (8/6/64) 7-1029; 

(8/6/64) 7-1032; (8/5/64) 7-1036 

Mouanza, Jonas 

[Congo (Brazzaville) delegate to UN] 


State (11/10/65) 1-0552 

Mourad, Mr. 

[Arab League observer at UN] 


State (8/4/65; 7-0407 

Moyers, Bill 

[Press Secretary; Special Assistant to the 

President] 



(77/76/65; 6-0739 




Cleveland to Bundy (3/2/65; 2-0989 



Note from Moyers to Johnson with memorandum 

from Bunche to Johnson (2/5/65) 2-1007 

Transcript of press conference with Moyers 

(9/22/65; 2-0028 

Mueller, P. J. 

Letter from Mueller to Johnson (12/3/65) 5-0870 

Mueller, R. R. 

[Bureau of Budget official. Health and Welfare 

Division] 




Muirhead, Peter P. 

[Associate Commissioner, Bureau of Higher 

Education] 





Mnlikita, F. M. 

[Zambia delegate to UN] 


State (11/14/65) 1-0525 

Murumbi, Joseph 

[Minister of State, Kenya] 


State (12/11/64) 1-0469; (12/1/64) 1-0493; 

(11/30/64) 1-0499 

Myslil, Mr. 



State (4/2/65) 3-0629

Index by Subjects and Names Nimmanheminda, Sukich 

Nabulsi, Mr. 



State (6/8/65) 1-0383 

Nabwera, Burudi 

[Kenya Ambassador to U.S. and delegate to 

UN] 


State (12/11/64) 1-0469; (12/1/64) 1-0493; 

(11/10/65) 1-0552 

Naco, Rako 



State (11/5/65) 1-0592 

Nair, V. M. M. 

[Joint Secretary, UN Division, Ministry of 

External Affairs, India] 


of State (8/20/65) 3-0217 

Nakamnra, Teruhiko 



State (10/15/65) 2-0630 

NakMeh, Mr. 

[Representative, unofficial Palestine Arab 

delegation to UN] 


State (11/17/65) 1-0501; (11/5/65) 1-0592 

Nan Han-chen 

[Chairman, Bank of China] 


(6/16/65) 2-0180 

Narasimñan, Chakravarthi V. 

[Under Secretary of UN General Assembly Affairs 

and Chef de Cabinet, UN] 


(4/21/65) 7-0877 


State (10/21/65) 2-0472; (10/1/65) 3-0135; 

(7/24/65) 3-0345; (6/9/65) 3-0433; 

(5/28/65) 3-0473; (4/19/65) 3-0591; 

(8/17/65) 3-0662; (8/4/65) 3-0667; 

(7/30/65) 3-0671; (7/15/65) 3-0673; 

(6/14/65) 3-0682; (7/28/65) 6-0609; 

(6/24/65) 6-0616; (5/28/65) 6-0620; 

(4/13/65) 7-0892 

Narayanan, Mr. 

[Ministry of External Affairs official, India] 


of State (10/15/65) 2-0600 

Nasher, Raymond D. 

[Executive Director, White House Conference on 

International Cooperation; real estate 

developer] 

Form letter from Nasher, with White House 


invitation, background information, tentative 

program, and chairmen of citizens' committees 

(10/29/65) 5-0305 


(8/23/65) 2-0085; (10/13/65) 5-0465; 

(11/30/65) 5-0876; (11/24/65) 5-0933; 

(11/16/65) 6-0138 





Cooperation (9/10/65) 5-0075 

Memorandum from Nasher to Chase 

(11/23/65) 5-0935 

Memorandum from Nasher to Chase, with press 

releases on aviation, urban population growth, 

and conference speakers (11/18/65) 6-0109 

Nasser, Gamal Abdel 

[President, UAR] 

Memorandum from Komer to Bundy 

(12/28/64) 2-0303 


State (2/8/65) 1-0277 


(8/13/64) 7-0517 


State (3/16/65) 1-0262; (10/20/65) 2-0488 

National borders 



through 6/65 4-0092 ro 4-0; 45 


1-0627 

National Citizens' Commission on 




4-0937 

ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 to 5-0498 


5-0760 


6-0148 


12/1/65 6-0264 to 6-0435 

National Council for International 

Cooperation 



4-0937 

National defense 



see also Military coups 

see also Military operations 

see aiso Military strategy and tactics 

see also Military weapons 

National Front for the Liberation of South 

Vietnam 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-070/ ro 7-J044 

Nationalism 

Public sutements, 4/64 through 9/65 6-065S to 

6-0907 

Nedbailo, Petr E. 

[Ukraine delegate to UN; Vice Chairman, Human 

Rights Commission] 


State (3/22/65) 6-0539 

Negotiations 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-0707 ro 7-J044 

Nehru, Braj Kumar 

[India Ambassador to U.S.] 


(10/13/65) 5-0466; 6-0266 




Nehru, Jawaharlal 

[Prime Minister, India] 

Draft for Vice President, ICY speech 

(11/12/65) 5-0609 





Nekrouf, Younes 

[Morocco delegate to UN] 


State (11/5/65) 1-0592; (11/4/65) 1-0602 

Nelson, Lyle M. 

[University Relations, Stanford University] 



to Jones (8/30/65) 5-0160 

Nenni, Pietro 

[Vice Premier, Italy] 

Transcript of telephone call from Meloy to Parker 

(2/15/65) 2-0253 

Nesterenko, Alexi E. 

[Under Secretary for Political and Security Council 

Affairs, UN] 


State (10/27/65) 2-0341 

Netherlands 

Article 19, Volume IV, Cables [I] 3-0ÍÍ4 ro 

3-0390 


through 6/65 4-0092 ro 4-0745 

New Zealand 


Newsom, Lionel H. 

[President, Barber-Scotia College] 

Letter from Newsom to Johnson (11/4/65) 6-0154 

Newspapers 

see Press 

Ng'ethe, Ngoroge 

[Senior assistant to Minister of State, Kenya] 


State (12/1/64) 1-0493 

Ngo The Vy 

[South Vietnam deputy observer at UN] 


State (9/27/65) 7-0767; (9/23/65) 7-0771 

Nguyen Duy Lien 

[South Vietnam observer at UN] 


State (8/6/65) 6-0454; (10/13/65) 7-0747; 

(9/27/65) 7-0767; (9/9/65) 7-0778; 

(5125/65) 7-0854; (5/18/65) 7-0863 

Nguyen Ehanh 

[Lieutenant General; Premier, South Vietnam] 


f4/2/65; 7-0929; (3/2/65) 7-0967 


State C3/5/65; 7-0967; (3/3/65) 7-0963; 

(3/2/65) 7-0966; (2/24/65) 7-0982; 

(2/24/65) 7-0987 

Nguyen Phu Due 



State, with letter from Nguyen Phu Due to 

Security Council (3/2/65) 7-0970; 

(2/11/65) 7-1001 


Saxe (2/9/65) 7-1012 


State ^4/7/65; 4-0777; (5/18/65) 7-0863; 

(3/1/65) 7-0969; (2/24/65) 7-0982; 

(2/10/65) 7-1007; (2/10/65) 7-1010; 

(2/9/65) 7-1011; (8/4/64) 7-1040 

Niblock, Thomas 

[AID official] 


(7/24/65) 6-0612 

Nielsen, Sivert A. 



Sute (6/5/6.5J 3-0449; (5/10/65) 3-0535; 

(5/10/65) 3-0536; (4/19/65) 3-0589; 

(4/16/65) 3-0599; (8/6/64) 7-1028; 

(8/6/64) 7-1029; (8/5/64) 7-7036 

Nigeria 

Article 19, Volume IV, Cables [II] 3-0397 ro 

3-0639 

Chinese representation, cables 3-0963 ro 3-1053 


10/65 2-0647 ro 2-0775 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (A) 6-7007 ro 7-0747 

Nikezic, Marko 

[Foreign Minister, Yugoslavia] 


State C9/30/65; 7-0762 

Nilsson, Torsten 

[Foreign Minister, Sweden] 


State C70/8/65; 7-0755; (9/29/65) 7-0763 

Nimmanheminda, Sukich 

[Thailand Ambassador to U.S. and delegate to 

UN] 


State (11/12/65) 1-0539 


Niyone, Mr. Index by Subjects and Names 

Niyone, Mr. 

[Member, National Liberation Movement, 

Equatorial Guinea] 


State (11/17/65) 1-0501 

N'jie, Mr. 

[Gambia delegate to UN] 


State (11/17/65) 1-0501; (11/16/65) 1-0513 

Nknunah, Kwame 

[President, Ghana] 


State (8/13/65) 7-0812 

Nogueira, Alberto Franco 

[Foreign Minister, Portugal] 


State (11/12/65) 1-0539; (11/10/65) 1-0552; 

(11/9/65) 1-0566; (11/5/65) 1-0592 

Nolan, Brendan T. 



State (10/5/65) 3-0133 

Non-aligned nations 



11/64 1-0675 to 1-0976 



7/65 7-1045 to 7-1114 

Nonprofit organizations and foundations 

see Membership organizations 

Nord, Hakon 



State (2/24/65) 4-0035; (2/23/65) 4-0044; 

(2/17/65) 4-0049 

North America 

see also Canada 

see also Mexico 


Norway 


3-0639 


4/65 4-0001 to 4-0091 

Nsanze, Terence 

[Burundi delegate to UN] 


State (4/12/65) 1-0116; (4/7/65) 1-0117; 

(3/24/65) 1-0121 

Nuclear power plants 

ICY, VoL IV, 10/65 5-0226 to 5-0498 


8/65 7-0590 to 7-0512 

Nuclear weapons 


Nuseibeh, Hazem 

[Foreign Minister, Jordan] 


State (10/25/65) 2-0394; (10/21/65) 2-0478; 

(9/3/65) 7-0788 


State (10/20/65) 1-0245; (10/22/65) 2-0441 

Nyangoma, Gervais 



(3/17/65) 1-0122; (2/17/65) 1-0125; 

(2/10/65) 1-0130 


State (10/11/65) 1-0114; (4/12/65) 1-0116; 

(4/7/65) 1-0117; (3/26/65) 1-0119; 

(3/24/65) 1-0120; (3/24/65) 1-0121; 

(3/5/65) 1-0124; (2/15/65) 1-0126; 

(2/10/65) 1-0128 

Nyankiye, Andre 



State (4/16/65) 1-0115 

Nyerges, Janos 



State (4/15/65) 7-0312; (4/14/65) 7-0328 

OAS 

see Organization of American States 

OAU 

sec Organization of African Unity 

Obayan, Mr. 

[Nigeria delegate to UNCTAD] 


State (10/27/65) 6-1029 

Obe, Emmanuel 

[Head of Chancery, Nigeria Embassy to U.S.] 



and Sloan (9/22/65) 2-0649 

Obote, A. Milton 

[Prime Minister, Uganda] 

Telegram from Kampala Embassy to Secretary of 

Sute (10/25/65) 2-0385 

Oceania 

see also Australia 

see also Cook Islands 

see also New Zealand 

Oceans and seas 

see Gulf of Tonkin 


Ojala, Eric Mervyn 

[Director, Commodities and Trade Division, UN 

Food and Agriculture Organization] 


Sute (4/27/6.5) 7-0257 

Oían, Levi A. 

[Rabbi, Temple Emanu-El, Dallas, Texas] 


from Chase to Belk (11/15/65) 6-0148 

ONUC 

see U.N. Operation in the Congo 

Onyegbula, Godwin 

[Charge d'Affaires, Nigeria Embassy to U.S.] 



and Sloan (9/22/65) 2-0649 

Oppenheimer, Tamar 

[Human Rights Officer, UN Division of Human 

Rights] 


Sute (3/24/65) 6-0535 

Organization for Economic Cooperation and 

Development 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (A) 6-2007 to 7-0J4Í 


Organization of African Unity 


to 2-0646 

Organization of American States 

Apartheid J-00J5 ro /-0i09 


11/65 4-02Í2 to 4-0308 


4-0937 

Ormsby-Gore, David 

[UK Ambassador to U.S.] 


Ormsby-Gore (12/28/64) 2-0672 



Telegram from USUN New York to Secreury of 

Sute (2/17/65) 4-0049 

Ortega-Urbina, Alfonso 

[Foreign Minister, Nicaragua] 


Sute (8/18/65) 3-0249 

Ortiz Sanz, Fernando 

[Bohvia delegate to UN] 


State (11/12/65) 1-0539; (10/27/65) 2-0336; 

(11/4/65) 4-0179; (5/3/65) 7-0230; 

(4/19/65) 7-0298; (4/15/65) 7-0312; 

(2/19/65) 7-0990 

Ortiz-Tinoco, Cesar 

[Chief of Press Services, Office of Public 

Information, ECAFE] 




(4/14/65) 6-0632 

Orwick, Dana 

[Counselor for Political Affairs, U.S. Embassy, 

Bangkok] 


State (11/7/65) 7-0738 

Osman Ali, S. 



State (7/13/65) 7-0095 

Osogo, Mr. 

[Kenya delegate to UN] 


State (11/6/65) 1-0579 

Osorio-Tafall, Bibiano F. 

[Officer in charge, UN Operation in the Congo] 


State (5/3/65) 1-0402 

O'Sullivan, Tadhg F. 

[Charge d'Affaires, Ireland Mission to UN] 


State (10/27/65) 2-0333; (8/24/65) 3-0200; 

(7/28/65) 3-0329; (7/26/65) 3-0344 

Ovando, Mrs. 

[Wife of Co-President Gen. Alfredo Ovando, 

Bolivia] 


Stete (10/27/65) 2-0343 

Overseas territories and departments 

Cook Island Elections Í-0J32 ro 1-0178 


11/64 i-0675 to J-0976 

USUN Information Digest, 11/65 i-0500 to 

J-0627 

Owen, David 

[Executive Chairman, UNTAB] 


State (10/22/65) 1-0333 


State (2/19/65) 1-0441; (2/15/65) 1-0445; 

(2/12/65) 1-0446; (2/4/65) 1-0456; 

(5/17/65) 7-0206; (4/9/65) 7-0899 

Pachachi, Adnan M. 

[Iraq delegate to UN] 


State (8/26/65) 1-0146; (11/11/65) 1-0203; 

(11/17/65) 1-0501; (11/16/65) 1-0513; 

(11/13/65) 1-0529; (10/26/65) 2-0371; 

(10/20/65) 2-0495; (10/19/65) 2-0511; 

(10/19/65) 2-0534; (6/15/65) 3-0395; 

(10/1/65) 7-0030; (4/8/65) 7-0905 

Padilla, Mr. 

[Chief of UN Affairs, Foreign Office, Dominican 

Republic] 



Pakistan 

Jordan Waters 2-OÍ79 to i-0278 


11/65 7-0977 to 2-0525 


J-0627

index by Subjects and Names Plihon, Jean-Louis 

Palar, Lambertus Nicodemus 

[Indonesia Ambassador to U.S. and delegate to 

UN] 


State (2/17/65) 7-1081 


(3/4/65) 7-1067 


State (2/5/65) 7-1094 


State and Djakarta Embassy (1/2/65) 7-1113 

Palestine Liberation Organization 


to 2-0646 

Palestinians 

see also Palestine Liberation Organization 



to 2-0646 

USUN Information Digest, 11/65 J-0J00 to 

1-0627 

Panama 

EPTA/Special Fund J-030J to 1-0465 

Pant, Yadav Prasad 



State (11/2/65) 1-0618 

Pardo, Arvid 

[Malta delegate to UN] 


State (11/5/65) 1-0592; (11/15/65) 4-0222; 

(11/5/65) 4-0254 

Parker, A. H. 

[Chairman of Board, Old Colony Trust Co.] 



Parsons, J. Graham 

[U.S. Ambassador to Sweden] 


State (8/17/65) 3-0257; (6/4/65) 3-0457 

Parthasarathi, Gopalaswami 



State (11/13/65) 1-0529 

Parthasarathi, Mrs. G. 

[Wife of India delegate to UN] 



(10/15/65) 2-0501 

Partners of the Alliance 


5-0760 

Patempong, Abdul Karim Daeng 

[Indonesian newspaper editor] 



from UN (2/2/65) 7-1098 

Pathet Lao 


10/65 2-0647 to 2-0715 

Patino, Alfonso 

[Colombia delegate to UN] 


State (9/1/65) 3-0168 

Patricio, Antonio 

[Portugal delegate to UN] 


State (10/25/65) 2-0406 

Patterson, John M. 

[Press, Information, and Exhibits official, ICY 

staff, State Department] 



information officers (9/22/65) 5-0091 

Memorandum from Patterson for ICY information 

officers (10/22/65) 5-0358; (10/21/65) 5-0359 

Pavicic, Vojko 

[Former Resident Representative, UN 

Development Programme, Djakarta] 


Embassy (2/8/65) 7-1087 


State (2/5/65) 7-1091 

Pawanchee, Abu Bakar bin 

[Singapore delegate to UN] 


State (11/13/65) 1-0529; (11/6/65) 1-0579 

Paysse Reyes, Hector 

[Uruguay delegate to UN] 


State (11/16/65) 1-0513; (11/6/65) 1-0579 

Pazhwak, Abdul Rahman 



State (8/30/65) 3-0175; (8/25/65) 3-0195; 

(8/24/65) 3-0202; (8/20/65) 3-0211; 

(8/19/65) 3-0229; (8/19/65) 3-0230; 

(8/18/65) 3-0245; (6/9/65) 3-0438; 

(6/7/65) 3-0446; (6/2/65) 3-0463; 

(5/20/65) 3-0489; (4/8/65) 7-0905 

Peace settlements 


4-0957 


ro 2-0646 

Public statements, 4/64 through 9/65 6-0658 ro 

6-0907 

Peacekeeping 

see U.N. peacekeeping operations 

Pechota, Vratislav 



State (11/9/65) 1-0566 

Pedersen, Richard F. 

[Counselor, U.S. Mission to UN] 



(6/28/65 to 6/29/65) 2-0117 


State (11/15/65) 1-0182; (10/25/65) 2-0403; 

(3/5/65) 4-0021; (8/6/64) 7-1028; 

(8/6/64) 7-1029; (8/6/64) 7-1031 

Pejic, Dragoslav 



State (11/10/65) 1-0207 

Pell, CMborne 

[U.S. Senator, Rhode Island] 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 

Pelzman, Fred 

[Federal Aviation Administration official; ICY staff 

member] 




Personal letters and papers 

ICY, Invitations, 10/65 6-0150 to 6-0263 


6-0J4S 

U Thant/President's Correspondence 7-0688 to 

7-0694 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-O70J ro 7-J044 

Persons, Sandford Z. 

[Legislative Director, United World Federalists] 


Persons to Chase C7/Í3/65J 2-0092 



(11/12/65) 1-0987 

Peter, Janos 

[Foreign Minister, Hungary] 

Airgram from Budapest Embassy to Secretary of 

State CJO/24/65; 7-0740 


(10/12/65) 7-0750 


State (10/7/65) 7-0752 

Petit, Raphael 

[Prefect, Martinique] 

UPI wire report from Martinique 2-0437 

Petmsenk, V. 

[Journalist, Tass International Service] 



(72/3/65) 5-0764 

Pham Van Dong 

[Foreign Minister, North Vietnam] 


(5/20/65.) 7-085« 

Phan Hny Quat 

[Prime Minister, South Vietnam] 


State, with statement by Quat (3/26/65; 7-0946 


State (2/26/65) 7-0977 

Pharmaceutical industry and products 

see Drugs 

Philippines 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (B) 7-0J42 ro 7-0389 

Phillips, J. Paul 

[Special Assistant for Public Affairs, State 

Department] 




(3/24/65) 6-0777 

Phoumi Nosavan 

[General, Deputy Prime Minister, Laos] 



(12/22/64) 2-0693 


State (12/3/64) 1-0478 

Picard, Frederick 

[Assistant Secretary, ICY Coordinator, State 

Department] 




source-book (1/22/65) 4-0590 

Note from Picard to Chase, with addenda to 



(10/7/65) 6-0225 




conservation and development (9/2/65) 5-0134 

Pisani-Massamormile, Michelangelo 



State (2/4/65) 6-0584 

Planning 



see Political policies and plans 

Platzer, Wilfried 

[Austria Ambassador to U.S.] 



Plaza, Galo 

[UN mediator in Cyprus] 


State (12/3/64) 1-0477 

Plebiscites 

see Elections 

Plehn, Mr. 

[Bureau of Budget official. Commerce and Housing 

Division] 




Plihon, Jean-Louis 



State (11/11/65) 1-0651; (6/3/65) 3-0460; 

(5/17/65) 3-0502; (5/7/65) 3-0542; 

(4/8/65) 3-0621; (5/7/65) 3-0691 


Plimpton, Francis T. Index by Subjects and Names 

Plimpton, Francis T. 

[Deputy U.S. Representative to UN] 


State (8/18/65) 1-0374; (4/7/65) 6-0512; 

(3/24/65) 6-0535; (4/6/65) 7-0927 


State, with appeal of 17 heads of state or 

government of non-aligned countries 

(4/7/65) 7-0916 



Security Council (2/11/65) 7-1001 


State, with letter from Sambath to U Thant 

(4/7/65) 7-0914 


State, with statement by Quat (3/26/65) 7-0946 


Adebo to Johnson (11/5/64) 2-0767 


(12/23/64) 2-0306 



(11/6/64) 2-0761 


USUN New York to Secretary of State and 


(5/9/64) 2-0817 



(1/14/65) 3-0059 


(7/28/65) 3-0342 



(8/9/65) 1-0375 


Mission (3/26/65) 6-0532 


State (8/23/65) 1-0045; (8/18/65) 1-0048; 

(8/17/65) 1-0049; (8/13/65) 1-0051; 

(8/3/65) 1-0053; (7/30/65) 1-0054; 

(7/22/65) 1-0058; (7/21/65) 1-0062; 

(7/21/65) 1-0064; (7/16/65) 1-0070; 

(3/26/65) 1-0092; (4/16/65) 1-0115; 

(3/26/65) 1-0119; (3/24/65) 1-0120; 

(3/24/65) 1-0121; (3/5/65) 1-0124; 

(2/15/65) 1-0126; (2/10/65) 1-0128; 

(8/11/65) 1-0156; (2/26/65) 1-0161; 

(2/15/65) 1-0165; (2/12/65) 1-0172; 

(2/11/65) 1-0173; (5/28/65) 1-0257; 

(3/5/65) 1-0265; (2/26/65) 1-0271; 

(2/23/65) 1-0272; (2/4/65) 1-0278; 

a/29/65) 1-0376; (6/4/65) 1-0384; 

(5/28/65) 1-0391; (5/28/65) 1-0392; 

(4/16/65) 1-0410; (4/16/65) 1-0411; 

(2/15165) 1-0445; (2/12/65) 1-0446: 

(2/4/65) 1-0455: (2/4/65) 1-0456; 

(10/6/64) 2-0778; (8/25/65) 3-0195; 

(8/24/65) 3-0202; (8/23/65) 3-0206; 

(8/23/65) 3-0207; (8/23/65) 3-0208: 

(8/19/65) 3-0227; (8/19/65) 3-0228; 

(8/19/65) 3-0229; (8/19/65) 3-0230; 

(8/18/65) 3-0242; (8/18/65) 3-0243; 

(8/18/65) 3-0245; (8/18/65) 3-0247; 

(8/17/65) 3-0254; (8/13/65) 3-0269; 

(8/13/65) 3-0270; (8/13/65) 3-0271; 

(8/13/65) 3-0272; (8/10/65) 3-0290; 

(8/9/65) 3-0295; (8/9/65) 3-0297; 

(8/5/65) 3-0306; (8/5/65) 3-0307; 

(8/4/65) 3-0309; (8/3/65) 3-0311; 

(8/2/65) 3-0312; (8/2/65) 3-0314; 

(7/30/65) 3-0324; (7/29/65) 3-0325; 

(7/26/65) 3-0344; (7/24/65) 3-0345; 

(7/23/65) 3-0347; (7/23/65) 3-0348; 

(7/22/65) 3-0350; (7/22/65) 3-0351; 

(7/21/65) 3-0356; (7/15/65) 3-0357; 

(7/15/65) 3-0358: (7/15/65) 3-0359; 

(7/14/65) 3-0361; (7/14/65) 3-0362; 

(7/14/65) 3-0365; (7/14/65) 3-0366; 

(7/12/65) 3-0369; (7/9/65) 3-0378; 

(6/15/65) 3-0395; (6/12/65) 3-0415; 

(6/10/65) 3-0428; (6/9/65) 3-0431; 


(6/9/65) 3-0433; (6/9/65) 3-0437; 

(6/9/65) 3-0438; (6/8/65) 3-0441; 

(6/5/65) 3-0449; (6/4/65) 3-0451; 

(6/4/65) 3-0454; (6/4/65) 3-0455; 

(6/4/65) 3-0456; (6/2/65) 3-0463: 

(5/28/65) 3-0471; (5/28/65) 3-0472; 

(5/28/65) 3-0473; (5/27/65) 3-0475; 

(5/26/65) 3-0480; (5/26/65) 3-0482; 

(5/20/65) 3-0489; (5/12/65) 3-0523: 

(4/21/65) 3-0587; (4/19/65) 3-0589; 

(4/19/65) 3-0592; (4/16/65) 3-0594; 

(4/16/65) 3-0596; (4/16/65) 3-0597; 

(4/16/65) 3-0599; (4/12/65) 3-0615; 

(4/8/65) 3-0621; (4/8/65) 3-0623; 

(4/6/65) 3-0626; (4/6/65) 3-0627; 

(4/2/65) 3-0634; (8/19/65) 3-0658; 

(8/17/65) 3-0662; (8/10/65) 3-0664; 

(8/10/65) 3-0665; (8/4/65) 3-0667; 

(8/4/65) 3-0668; (7/30/65) 3-0670; 

(7/30/65) 3-0671; (7/15/65) 3-0673; 

(6/14/65) 3-0682; (6/5/65) 3-0687; 

(2/11/65) 3-0875; (3/5/65) 4-0021; 

(3/4/65) 4-0023; (2/25/65) 4-0031; 

(2/25/65) 4-0033; (2/24/65) 4-0035; 

(2/24/65) 4-0038; (2/23/65) 4-0042; 

(2/23/65) 4-0044; (2/15/65) 4-0054; 

(2/13/65) 4-0057; (2/4/65) 4-0075: 

(4/16/65) 4-0095; (4/13/65) 4-0098; 

(4/7/65) 4-0110; (4/7/65) 4-0111; 

(4/7/65) 4-0112; (4/6/65) 4-0114; 

(4/2/65) 4-0117; (4/2/65) 4-0118; 

(4/1/65) 4-0122; (4/1/65) 4-0123; 

(3/31/65) 4-0130; (3/26/65) 4-0132; 

(3/26/65) 4-0133; (3/25/65) 4-0136; 

(3/25/65) 4-0137; (3/25/65) 4-0138; 

(8/6/65) 6-0454; (8/2/65) 6-0455; 

(7/23/65) 6-0456; (7/21/65) 6-0463; 

(7/16/65) 6-0466; (7/14/65) 6-0469; 

(6/4/65) 6-0475; (2/26/65) 6-0558; 

(2/25/65) 6-0559; (2/25/65) 6-0561; 

(2/23/65) 6-0564; (2/4/65) 6-0584; 

(7/23/65) 6-0613; (7/23/65) 6-0614; 

(7/20/65) 6-0615; (6/24/65) 6-0616; 

(5/28/65) 6-0620; (2/26/65) 6-0818; 

(2/25/65) 6-0820; (8/10/65) 7-0067; 

(7/13/65) 7-0098; (6/25/65) 7-0101; 

(6/4/65) 7-0137; (5/28/65) 7-0141; 

(5/23/65) 7-0143; (4/8/65) 7-0356: 

(4/8/65) 7-0358; (4/6/65) 7-0371; 

(4/6/65) 7-0375; (4/6/65) 7-0377; 

(4/5/65) 7-0379; (4/5/65) 7-0380: 

(8/17/65) 7-0398; (8/13/65) 7-0399; 

(8/4/65) 7-0401; (8/4/65) 7-0402; 

(8/3/65) 74404; (7/23/65) 7-0413; 

(8/19/65) 7-0808; (8/18/65) 7-0809; 

(8/13/65) 7-0811; (8/13/65) 7-0812; 

(8/10/65) 7-0814; (8/10/65) 7-0815; 

(8/5/65) 7-0824; (8/2/65) 7-0832; 

(7/29/65) 7-0838; (7/22/65) 7-0842; 

(7/22/65) 7-0843; (7/15/65) 7-0844; 

(4/8/65) 7-0905; (4/8/65) 7-0908: 

(4/8/65) 7-0909; (4/6/65) 7-0928; 

(3/25/65) 7-0949; (3/24/65) 7-0950; 

(3/5/65) 7-0961; (3/4/65) 7-0962: 

(2/24/65) 7-0982; (2/24/65) 7-0984; 

(2/24/65) 7-0987; (2/23/65) 7-0989; 

(2/12/65) 7-0996; (2/12/65) 7-0997; 

(2/11/65) 7-0999; (2/26/65) 7-1071; 

(2/26/65) 7-1072; (2/24/65) 7-1075; 

(2/24/65) 7-1076; (2/13/65) 7-1083: 

(2/12/65) 7-1085 


State and Djakarta Embassy (1/2/65) 7-1113; 

(1/2/65) 7-1114 

Plimsoll, James 



Sute (10/25/65) 2-0412; (10/22/65) 2-0428 

PLO 

see Palestine Liberation Organization 

Pocock, E. R. 



State (8/27/65) 3-0185; (6/16/65) 3-0393; 

(6/4/65) 3-0451; (5/20/65) 3-0491; 

(5/10/65) 3-0540; (4/8/65) 3-0621 

Poland 


10/65 2-0647 to 2-0715 

Police 


to 2-0646 

Political attitudes 

see also Demonstrations and protests 

see also Political conditions 


Political conditions 


see also Colonialism 


see also Military coups 

see also Nationalism 

see also Political policies and plans 

see also Provisional governments 

see also Revolutions 

see also Sovereignty 

LBJ/U Thant MemCon, 8/6/64 7-0695 to 7-0700 



6-0907 

Political parties 

see also Communism and communist parties 

see also Dominican Popular Movement 

see also Dominican Popular Socialist Party 

see aiso Dominican Revolutionary Party 

see also Fourteenth of June Political Group, 


see also National Front for the Liberation of South 

Vietnam 

see also Pathet Lao 

see also Viet Cong 


to 2-0646 

Political policies and plans 

see also Elections 



2-0878 

Article 19, Volume II, Miscellaneous 2-0Í79 to 

3-0068 


3-0639 




9/65 3-0640 to 3-0S89 

Political prisoners 


Political refugees 

see Refugees 

Ponnambalam, G. C. 



State (11/17/65) 1-0501; (11/10/65) 1-0552 

Pope John XXIII 

[Head of Roman Catholic Church] 




(7/29/65) 4-0653 

Policy and resolutions adopted by 19th General 

Assembly of United World Federalists 

C7/8/6J; 2-OJOi 


State (2/12/65) 7-0997 

Popper, Dave 

[Consultant to ICY committee on peacekeeping] 


CJJ/23/65; 5-054S 


(10/9/65) 5-0476

Index by Subjects and Names Quint, Bert 

Population 

see also Refugees 

see also Women 

see also Youth 


6-0148 


11/64 7-0675 to 1-0976 

Porter, William J. 

[U.S. Deputy Ambassador to South Vietnam] 


State (10/25/65) 2-0380 

Portugal 


to 2-0646 



USUN Information Digest, 11 /65 7-0500 to 

7-0627 

Postal service 


Powell, Herbert B. 

[U.S. Ambassador to New Zealand] 

Airgiam from Wellington Embassy to Secretary of 

State, with enclosures (10/15/65) 2-0597 


State, with press statement (2/17/65) 1-0163 


of State (8/20/65) 7-0755; (4/30/65) 1-0157 

Powell-Jones, J. E. 

[UK delegate to ECOSOQ 


State (5/20/65) 7-0188 

Prebisch, Raul 

[Secretary General, UNCTAD] 

Draft strategy paper: UNCTAD, with transmittal 

note from Chase to Smith (3/6/64) 6-0998 




State (9/15/65) 7-0045; (9/11/65) 7-0046; 

(8/24/65) 7-0061; (7/1Í/65) 7-0083; 

(7/9/65) 7-0100 


(10/20/65) 6-1044 


(10/5/65) 7-0020; (4/1/65) 7-0389 


State (10/27/65) 2-0342; (10/26/65) 2-0370; 

(10/30/65) 6-1019; (10/29/65) 6-1023: 

(10/6/65) 7-0015; (10/4/65) 7-0025; 

(9/30/65) 7-0032; (8/10/65) 7-0067; 

(6/14/65) 7-0120; (6/11/65) 7-0125; 

(6/11/65) 7-0127; (6/11/65) 7-0128; 

(6/11/65) 7-0130; (5/25/65) 7-0154; 

(5/25/65) 7-0158; (5/25/65) 7-0159; 

(4/30/65) 7-0248; (4/27/65) 7-0267; 

(4/23/65) 7-0290; (4/20/65) 7-0295; 

(4/15/65) 7-0315; (4/15/65) 7-0323; 

(4/14/65) 7-0329; (4/9/65) 7-0348; 

(4/9/65) 7-0349; (4/6/65) 7-0375; 

(4/6/65) 7-0377; (4/5/65) 7-0379 

UN Conference on Trade and Development: 

Special Report of CIA Office of Current 

InteUigence (3/20/64) 6-0932 


(UNCTAD): Strategy paper (2/24/64) 6-0980 

Presidential advisory bodies 

see Federal boards, committees, and commissions 

Press 

Article 19, Volume II, Miscellaneous 2-0S79 to 

3-0068 

Article 19, Volume III, Miscellaneous 3-0097 ro 

3-4113 

Article 19, Volume IV, Cables [I] 3-0774 ro 

3-0390 



11/65 4-0262 10 4-0308 

ICY, VoL VI, 11/16/65 through 12/65 5-0767 to 

6-074Ä 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 


to 2-0646 


8/65 7-0390 to 7-0572 



7/65 7-7045 to 7-7774 

Prestemon, Mr. 


Division] 




Price, George C. 

[Premier, British Honduras] 

Telegram from Belize Consulate to Secretary of 

State (10/25/65) 2-0377 

Telegram from State Dept to Belize Consulate 

(10/26/65) 2-0364 

Pridham, K. R. C. 

[UK alternate representative to ECOSOC] 


State (10/21/65) 2-0468; (10/22/65) 6-1042; 

(6/25/65) 7-0101 

Prisoners 

see Political prisoners 

Pritchard, Mr. 

[Australia High Commissioner in Singapore] 


State (11/1/65) 3-1052 

Prohme, Rupert 

[First Secretary, U.S. Embassy, Baghdad] 


State (7/24/65) 7-0074 

Propaganda 


11/65 4-0262 to 4-030« 

Protests 

see Demonstrations and protests 

Protich, Dragoslav 

[Under Secretary of UN Training Program for 

Foreign Service Officers from Newly 

Independent Countries] 


State (10/27/65) 2-0341; (11/11/65) 4-0236; 

(11/3/65) 4-0257 

Provisional governments 


11/65 4-0262 to 4-0308 

Prusa, Vladimir 



State (5/28/65) 3-0472 

Public administration 

see aiso Government employees and officials 

see aiso Government spending 

see aiso Statistical data: government 

Public opinion 


3-0068 

Article 19, Volume III, Miscellaneous 3-0097 to 

3-0773 

Public relations activities 

see also Public opinion 



4-0937 


ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 to 5-0498 


6-0748 

UThant visit, 8/6/64 7-0573 to 7-0687 


8/65 7-0390 to 7-0572 


Public works 

see also Roads and highways 

see aiso Water resources development 

Puerto Rico 


to 2-0646 

Puttkamer, Ellinor V. 

[UN Affairs official, Foreign Office, West 

Germany] 


State (8/17/65) 3-0253 

Qasim, Malik Mohammed 



State (11/3/65) 1-0608 

Quaison-Sackey, Alex 

[President, UN General Assembly; Ghana delegate 

to UN] 


(3/3/65) 2-0987 


agenda and briefing papers (6/29/65) 2-0152 


(1/26/65) 2-0255; (12/30/64) 2-0299; 

(12/28/64) 2-0301; (12/23/64) 2-0306; 

(12/23/64) 2-0307; (12/22/64) 2-0753 


(8/23/65) 2-0085 


(5/13/65) 3-0521 


(3/18/65) 2-0950; (3/18/65) 2-0970 




C5/74/65J 3-0508 


State (11/13/65) 1-0529; (11/12/65) 1-0539; 

(8/31/65) 3-0171; (6/17/65) 3-0389; 

(6/5/65) 3-0449; (5/27/65) 3-0475; 

C5/72/65; 3-0523; (5/11/65) 3-0530; 

(4/24/65) 3-0572; (4/7/65) 3-0625; 

(4/6/65) 3-0626; (4/2/65) 4-0117; 

(3/31/65) 4-0128; (3/30/65) 4-0131; 

(8/13/65) 7-0812 


State (4/2/65; 3-0637 




Quartes van Ufford, Leopold 



State (8/12/65) 3-0279 

Quat, Phan Huy 

see Phan Huy Quat 

Quijano, Raul A. J. 



State (77/5/65; 7-0665; (70/22/65; 2-0443; 

(10/16/65) 2-0586; (9/24/65) 3-0141; 

(8/26/65) 3-0788; (3/25/65; 4-0737 

Quint, Bert 





(10/26/65) 1-1001 


Racial discrimination Index by Subjects and Names 

Racial discrimination 

see also Apartheid 


through 10/65 6-0436 to 6-0597 


11/64 1-0675 to 1-0976 


to 2-0646 

Radhakrishnan, Sarvepalli 

[President, India] 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 


(5/20/65) 7-0858 

Radio 


11/65 4-0262 to 4-0308 

Rafael, Gideon 



State (11/15/65) 1-0185; (10/19/65) 2-0511 

Rakotomalala, Louis 

[Madagascar delegate to UN and Ambassador to 

U.S.] 


State (11/10/65) 1-0552; (11/5/65) 1-0592 

Rakotonaina, Gabriel 

[Madagascar delegate to UN] 


State (8/18/65) 1-0048 

Ramani, Radhakrishna 



State (11/17/65) 1-0501; (11/16/65) 1-0513; 

(¡1/14/65) 1-0525; (11/10/65) 1-0552; 

(8/6/65) 7-0822 

Ramphal, S. S. 

[Attorney General, British Guiana] 

Airgram from Georgetown Consulate to Secretary 

of State (10/16/65) 2-0592 

Telegram from Georgetown Consulate to AID 

(10/22/65) 2-0421 

Randolph, Colette 



State (11/6/65) 1-0579 

Rao, C. V. 

[Director, Bureau of Budget, UNESCO] 


(2/17/65) 1-0442 

Rapacki, Adam 

[Foreign Minister, Poland] 


conversation between Rusk and Rapacki 

(12/30/64) 2-0657; (1/8/65) 2-0674 

Rappaport, C S. 

[Bureau of Budget official, Division of Education, 





Rates and tarifis 

see also Customs duties and tariffs 

Rather, Dan 





(10/26/65) 1-1001 

Ran, Pham Khac 

[Charge d'Affaires, South Vietnam Embassy to 

U.S.] 


(5/19/64) 1-0885 


(5/20/64) 1-0871 

Ranch, Mr. 


Division] 





Ravne, Per 



State (10/8/65) 7-0755 

Raw materials 

see Commodities 

Razafindrabe, Armand 

[Madagascar delegate to UN] 


State (4/15/65) 7-0312 

Read, Benjamin H. 

[Executive Secretary, State Department] 


with transmitía! notes from Belk to Bundy, and 

Read to Bundy (9/4/64) 1-0785 








(3/14/64) 1-0915 






Letter from U Thant to Johnson, with memoranda 

from Read to Bundy (3/25/64) 1-0908 


Bundy (2/17/64) 2-0845 





Chase to Bundy (4/15/65) 4-0885 





June 16, 1965 (6/8/65) 4-0828 




panels (10/21/65) 5-0724 



interviewed (4/5/65) 3-0724 


(11/17/64) 1-0694; (11/16/64) 1-0698; 

(5/26/64) 1-0816; (5/4/65) 2-0193; 

(7/10/64) 2-0809; (11/22/65) 4-0195; 

(5/12/65) 4-0293; (7/26/65) 4-0701; 

(7/15/65) 4-0781; (10/5/65) 5-0485; 

(11/22/65) 5-1020; (4/20/65) 64485; 

(6/22/64) 7-0487 




(3/3/65) 4-0501 






(3/2/65) 4-0506 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy, with attached 

tentative nominations for US government 

delegation (4/12/65) 2-0208 


attachment (4/24/64) 1-0817 




Enloe to LBJ (10/18/65) 2-0017 









categories for invitation list of White House 

Conference on International Cooperation, and 

partial invitation list (9/23/65) 6-0163 



leadership (4/1/64) 6-0887 





presidential statements (11/24/65) 5-0915 


press release (7/24/64) 7-0669 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy with draft 

working paper on UN financing for submission 

to Working Group of 21 (9/1/64) 2-0787 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy, with enclosure 

(3/15/65) 2-0217; (3/11/65) 2-0219 



Memorandum from Read to Bundy with invitation 

list, by category, for White House Conference on 

International Cooperation (9/22/65) 4-0970, 

5-0002 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy, with list of 

government invitees to White House Conference 


Memorandum from Read to Bundy with list of 

suggested additional non-governmental 





panels at White House Conference on 



Belk to Bundy (10/6/64) 3-0954 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy, with proposed 

schedule for U Thant visit to Washington, and 

draft welcoming statement and toast by Johnson 

(8/3/64) 7-0577 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy with suggested 

letter from Johnson to invited members of 

Citizens Commission for International 

Cooperation Year; and list of proposed members 

(2/1/65) 4-0548 


letter to Thomas (10/26/65) 5-0355 


list of those to be invited to U Thant welcoming 

ceremonies in Rose Garden at White House 

(7/30/64) 7-0656 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy; with suggested 

remarks for President with Dr. Sen 

(5/1/64) 1-0890 



Memorandum from Read to Bundy, with tentative 

program (10/5/65) 6-0268 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy, with text of 

General Assembly Resolution 1970 (XVIII) and 


Memorandum from Read to Bundy, with U Thant 

visit: Suggested lists of those to be invited to 


House (7/30/64) 7-0571 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy, with White 

House draft press release (8/3/64) 7-0640 



Bundy (5/29/65) 4-0870 


Read to Bundy (8/18/65) 3-0915 




(11/29/63) 1-0963 

Memorandum from Valenti to Bundy, with drafts 

of press release, letter from Johnson to 

Stevenson, letter from Stevenson to Johnson, 

and memorandum from Read to Bundy 

(¡0/31/64) 7-0446

Index by Subjects and Names Rosa, Mr. 




Bundy (10/12/64) 7-0459 





Cooperation (9/30/65) 5-0487 


Read to Bundy (6/12/64) 7-0494 

Note from Read to Bundy (1/29/65) 2-0651; 

(6/27/64) 7-0486; (8/4/64) 7-0585; 

(8/10/64) 7-0696 





(12/22/64) 2-0693 



(1/8/65) 2-0674 


conversation between Rusk and Wachuku 

(12/22/64) 2-0698 

Note from Read to Smith, with letter from 

Stevenson to Seydoux (2/7/65) 7-0730 

Note from Reedy to Johnson, with memorandum 

from Read to Bundy, and White House 

statement (5/2/64) 7-0496 


Bundy (3/19/64) 6-0940 

Reddy, Ennga Sreenivasulu 

[Secretary, UN Special Committee on 

Apartheid] 


State (8/13/65) 1-0051 

Redondo Gomez, Jose Luis 

[Costa Rica delegate to UN] 


State ^24/65; 6-0448 

Reed, Magne 

[Norway observer to ECOSOC] 


State (10/27/65) 1-0327 

Reedy, George E. 

[Press Secretary to LBJ] 

Message from Johnson to Senate, with transmittal 

note from Reedy to press (4/6/65) 6-0760 

Message to US Senate from Johnson 

(4/6/65) 3-0715 



statement (5/2/64) 7-0496 

Referenda 

see also Elections 

Refugees 



to 2-0646 

Reid Cabrai, Donald 

[Head of military junta, Dominican Republic] 




(11/14/65) 4-0299 

Reinhardt, G. Frederick 

[U.S. Ambassador to Italy] 


State (7/13/65) 3-0367; (11/8/65) 3-1020; 

(9/20/65) 7-0043 

Reischauer, Edwin O. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Japan] 

Telegram from Tokyo Embassy to Secretary of 

State (4/19/65) 1-0409; (10/21/65) 2-0484 

Renaud, Jean-Claud 



State (10/27/65) 1-0327 

Rene, F. A. 

[Head of People's United Party, Seychelles] 


State (4/23/65) 3-0576 

Resich, Zbigniew 



State (11/17/65) 1-0501 

Revolutions 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 

Rhodesia 


to 2-0646 

Rhyne, Charles S. 

[Chairman, World Peace Through Law Center] 






Letter from Rhyne to Johnson; with memorandum 

from Valenti to Bundy, note to Chase, and list of 




(4/2/65) 4-0940 

Memorandum from Rhyne to Johnson, with 

national participation list for Washington World 


(3/1/65) 4-0958 

Riad, Mohamoud 

[Foreign Minister, UAR] 


State (8/25/65) 3-0192; (8/17/65) 3-0252 


State (6/4/65) 3-0455; (10/1/65) 7-0759 

Ricart, Pedro A. 

[Captain, Dominican Army] 


16-27 May 4-0265 

Rice, Edward E. 

[U.S. Consul General, Hong Kong] 

Telegram from Hong Kong Consulate to Secretary 

of State (10/25/65) 2-0415; (4/5/65) 6-0523 

Richardson, E. R. 

[Jamaica delegate to UN] 


State (1/27/65) 6-0589 


State (11/17/65) 1-0501; (3/1/65) 6-0555; 

(2/9/65) 6-0577; (2/4/65) 6-0584; 

(1/28/65) 6-0822 

Riddleberger, James W. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Austria] 


State (4/2/65) 3-0637 

Rifai, Zaid 



State (8/27/65) 1-0253; (3/17/65) 1-0260; 

(2/4/65) 1-0278; (8/10/65) 7-0814; 

(2/23/65) 7-0989 

Rikhye, Indar J. 

[Major General, Commander of UN Emergency 

Force in Palestine; Chief military adviser to UN 

Secretary General] 


State (2/26/65) 1-0271; (2/23/65) 1-0272; 

(2/19/65) 1-0276; (2/4/65) 1-0278 

Riots and disorders 

see also Demonstrations and protests 

Rivero Diaz, Felipe 

[National Director, Cuban Nationalist 

Association] 


(9/24/65) 2-0032 

Rivers and waterways 

see also Jordan River 

see also Mekong River 

see also Water resources development 

see also Water supply and use 

Roa, Raul 

[Foreign Minister, Cuba] 


State (10/16/65) 2-0591 


State (10/20/65) 2-0499; (10/18/65) 2-0558 

Roads and highways 


to 6-0657 

Robertson, Ian 

'[President, National Union of South African 

Students] 


State (10/25/65) 2-0389 

Robinson, Mr. 

[Bureau of Budget official, Resources and Civil 

Works Division] 




Rodriguez, Jose Ramon 

[Dominican Republic delegate to UN] 



Rogers-Wright, C. B. 

[Foreign Minister, Sierra Leone] 


State (11/16/65) 3-0964 


State (12/5/64) 1-0473; (11/5/65) 1-0592 

Rolz-Bennet, Jose 

[Under Secretary for Public Information, UN] 


State (11/16/65) 4-0215; (2/26/65) 7-1071 

Romulo, Carlos P. 

[President, University of Philippines] 

Address by Honorable Carlos P. Romulo delivered 

at opening banquet of World Congress of World 

Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0107 

Ronan, Sean 

[Assistant Secretary for Political-UN Affairs, 

Ireland] 


State (7/15/65) 3-0360 

Roosevelt, Curtis 

[Director of Non-Governmental Organization 

Relations, UN] 


State (7/22/65) 7-0843 

Roosevelt, Eleanor 




Roosevelt, Franklin D. 





(7/29/65) 4-0653 

Roosevelt, James 

[U.S. alternate delegate to UN] 


State (10/22/65) 1-0333 


State (11/6/65) 1-0579; (10/21/65) 2-0472; 

(10/6/65) 7-0014 


State, for Siseo from Roosevelt (11/2/65) 1-0316 

Rosa, Mr. 

[Government Minister, Portugal] 


(8/17/65) 7-0064 


Rossides, Zenon Index by Subjects and Names 

Rossides, Zenon 

[Cyprus delegate to UN and Ambassador to 

U.S.] 


State (11/5/65) 1-0213; (11/4/65) 1-0232; 

(11/3/65) 1-0237; (11/6/65) 1-0579; 

(4/7/65) 4-0110; (4/6/65) 4-0114; 

(3/18/65) 4-0142 

Rothe, Eduardo 

[Venezuelan journalist] 


State (¡0/15/65) 2-0594 

Rons, Jean 

[Adviser to President, Senegal] 


State (8/19/65) 7-0808 

Rowan, Carl T. 

[Director, U.S. Information Agency] 

Memorandum from Rowan to Johnson 

(10/19/64) 3-0952 

Rubin, Seymour J. 

[Member, U.S. Mission to UN] 


(2/24/65) 4-0040; (2/19/65) 4-0048; 

(2/9/65) 4-0064 


State (3/1/65) 4-0027; (2/27/65) 4-0029; 

(2/25/65) 4-0031; (2/24/65) 4-0035; 

(2/24/65) 4-0038; (2/23/65) 4-0044; 

(2/19/65) 4-0047; (2/15/65) 4-0054; 

(2/5/65) 4-0069; (2/5/65) 4-0070; 

(2/4/65) 4-0075 

Ruml, Beardsley 


leadership (4/2/64; 6-0876 



leadership (4/1/64) 6-0887 

Rusk, Dean 

[Secretary of State] 




(3/24/65) 6-0777 

Airgram from AID Washington to AID Bangkok 

(2/24/65) 1-0439 

Airgram from State Dept to Aleppo, Amman, 

Asmara, Baghdad, Beirut, Cairo, Dhahran, 

Damascus, Jidda, Kuwait, Taiz, Algiers, Rabat, 

Tripoli, Tunis, Addis Ababa, Mogadiscio, 

Nouakchott, Paris, Basra, Tel Aviv, and 

Khartoum Embassies, with enclosures 

(10/14/65) 2-0606 

Airgram from State Dept to all Asian and African 

diplomatic posts except Djakarta 

(7/20/65) 7-1049 

Airgram from State Dept to Bangkok, Canberra, 

Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Saigon, Seoul, Taipei, 

Tokyo, Vientiane, Wellington, Cairo, Colombo, 

Kabul, Karachi, New Delhi, and Tehran 

Embassies (4/12/65) 7-1059 


Embassies (7/23/65) 7-0414 


(4/30/65) 1-0404; (5/10/65) 4-0907 

Airgram from State Dept to USUN New York and 

all diplomatic posts, with press statement by 

Expert Committee of Security Council 

(3/11/65) 4-0006 

Airgram from State Dept to USUN New York, 

Geneva Mission, and Paris Embassy 

(4/23/65) 7-0291 

Airgram from State Dept to USUN New York; 

with draft US-UK questionnaire, and preliminary 

list of measures for study by the Committee 

(9/15/64) 4-0O79 



Read to Bundy (9/4/64) 1-0785 


from Moscow Tass intemational service 

(12/3/65) 5-0764 


Draft telegram from State Dept to foreign 

ministers 2-0775 







(4/6/Ó4J 4-0644 

Letter from Rusk to Johnson (3/12/65) 3-0737; 

(3/12/65) 3-0767 







(10/20/64) 1-0751; (10/16/64) 1-0752; 

(12/28/64) 2-0301; (12/23/64) 2-0306; 

(12/2/64) 2-0320; (12/22/64) 2-0753; 

(2/3/64) 2-0863; (11/23/64) 7-0445 



(2/7/64) 2-0854 




(3/12/65) 3-0820 



(7/9/65) 2-0897 



Senators interviewed (4/5/6.5; 5-072; 




(7/19/65) 2-0091; (11/26/65) 5-0894; 

(11/26/65) 5-0913 


(3/11/65) 3-0849 


Bundy, Greenfield, and MacArthur 

(3/17/65) 7-0723 






(1/31/64) 1-0930 


(7/7/65) 2-0902 



Memorandum from Rusk to Johnson 

(6/24/65; 2-0J77; (10/5/64) 2-0773; 

(1/31/64) 2-0870; (3/12/65) 3-0787; 

(3/12/65) 3-0826; 3-0862; (5/3/64) 4-0090; 

(7/19/65) 6-0458; (7/19/65) 6-0464; 7-0536; 

7-0587; (6/20/64) 7-0685 


memorandum from Smith to Moyers 

(5/J/65; ;-0457 


proposed program for White House Conference 

on Intemational Cooperation (9/10/65) 5-0096; 

(9/8/65) 5-0126 


proposed Washington schedule for UN 

Secretary-General (7/24/64) 7-0665; 

(7/24/64) 7-0673; (7/24/64) 7-0677 

Memorandum from Rusk to Johnson, with speech 

by Stevenson (11/24/64) 6-0853 


transmittal note from Bundy to Johnson 

(6/13/64) 1-0805 



and Sloan (9/22/65; 2-0649 


Rusk (8/J2/65; 3-0111; (8/7/65) 3-0U2; 

(8/2/65) 3-0113 


Dean (6/5/65; 2-09JJ 


Gromyko (12/5/64) 2-0682; (12/2/64) 2-0701 


Hasluck (7/29/65; 2-0904 


Lange (11/13/64) 2-0759 


Ormsby-Gore (12/28/64) 2-0672 

Memorandum of Rusk testimony before 

Congressional committee 2-0002 


(6/15/64) 1-0803 




(5/9/64) 2-0817 






(12/22/64) 2-0693 



(12/30/64) 2-0657; (1/8/65) 2-0674 



(12/22/64) 2-0698 

Opening statement by Hon. Dean Rusk on 

proposals to amend UN Charter before Senate 

Committee on Foreign Relations 

(4/28/65) 3-0700 

Remarks by Rusk at Intemational Cooperation 

Year Luncheon, Department of State 

(10/2/64) 4-0627 

Remarks of Johnson and Rusk to Intemational 

Cooperation Year Group in state dining room 

(10/2/64) 4-0636; (10/2/64) 5-0273 

Replies from governments of member states to 

note verbale dated 20 Feb. 1964 from 

Secretary-General (A/AC.118/L.1) 

(10/29/64) 4-0609 


(/0/J5/65; 2-0654; (11/12/65) 3-0993; 

(3/31/65) 4-0211; (7/20/65) 7-0419 


State (10/21/65) 2-0478 




(«/J/65; 7-0S55 


Embassy (6/10/65) 3-0686 

Telegram from State Dept to African Embassies 

(10/3/64) 3-0957 

Telegram from State Dept to all ARA diplomatic 

posts and Georgetown Consulate 

(JO/20/65; 2-0466 

Telegram from State Dept to all diplomatic 

missions (8/50/65; 7-0797 


(8/17/65) 3-0259; (8/16/65) 3-0265; 

(7/29/65) 7-0840; (2/27/65) 7-0974 


(10/22/65) 2-0423 

Telegram from State Dept to Ankara Embassy 

(11/4/65) 4-0188 

Telegram from State Dept to Asia diplomatic posts 

(3/12/65) 6-0548 


(5/8/65; 7-0457; (5/8/65; 7-0455 

Telegram from State Dept to Belize Consulate 

(10/26/65) 2-0564 

Telegram from State Dept to Bern Embassy 

(10/15/65) 2-0615 

Telegram from State Dept to Buenos Aires 

Embassy (11/13/65) 3-0984; (11/9/65) 3-1017 

Telegram from State Dept to Canberra Embassy 

(5/20/65; 7-0J89 


(70/22/65; 2-0578

Index by Subjects and Names Sambath, Huot 

Telegram from State Dept to Carp 

(6/7/65) 4-0846 

Telegram from State Dept to Dakar and Bathurst 

Embassies (11/7/65) 3-1024 

Telegram from State Dept to Dublin Embassy 

(9/10/65) 3-0155; (7/22/65) 3-0355 

Telegram from State Dept to Freetown Embassy 

(8/16/65) 3-0262 


(10/21/65) 2-0456; (7/16/65) 6-0468; 

(3/27/65) 6-0526; (3/22/65) 6-0541; 

(3/20/65) 6-0542; (9/3/65) 7-0055; 

(8/26/65) 7-0060; (8/20/65) 7-0063; 

(8/17/65) 7-0064; (8/11/65) 7-0066; 

(7/16/65) 7-0089; (4/14/65) 7-0332 

Telegram from State Dept to Geneva Mission and 

Paris Embassy (10/28/65) 6-1026 

Telegram from State Dept to Georgetown AID 

(10/21/65) 2-0419 

Telegram from State Dept to Kingston Embassy 

(10/22/65) 6-1040 

Telegram from State Dept to Kingston, New 

Delhi, and Santiago Embassies 

(10/27/65) 2-0338 


Embassy (8/4/65) 7-0826 

Telegram from State Dept to La Paz Embassy 

(10/19/65) 2-0532 




Embassies and USUN New York 

(6/13/65) 3-0409 

Telegram from State Dept to London and Rome 

Embassies (10/20/65) 1-0028 


(10/25/65) 2-0358; (7/12/65) 3-0376; 

(6/14/65) 3-0405; (3/20/65) 3-0493; 

(4/17/65) 7-0880 


Í9/24/6J; 1-0362; (11/9/65) 3-1016; 

(8/7/65) 7-0818 


Embassies (8/4/05; 7-0403 

Telegram from State Dept to Montreal Consulate 

(7/15/65) 1-0071 

Telegram from State Dept to Moscow Embassy 

(4/1/65) 4-0200 

Telegram from State Dept to New Delhi, Lagos, 

Rio de Janeiro, and Mexico City Embassies 

(7/22/65) 7-0079 


(6/14/65) 3-0408; (4/1/65) 4-0127 


(10/22/65) 2-0426; (10/18/65) 2-0547; 

(5/28/65) 3-0474; (10/20/65) 6-1044; 

(5/27/65) 7-0148; (4/27/65) 7-0276 

Telegram from State Dept to Paris OECD 

(10/27/65) 6-1030 

Telegram from State Dept to Pretoria and Ottawa 

Embassies (10/12/65) 2-0639 

Telegram from State Dept to Rabat Embassy 

(5/3/65) 3-0558 

Telegram from State Dept to Reykjavik Embassy 

(4/2/65) 4-0120 


(7/12/65) 3-0374; (6/14/65) 3-0407 


(10/23/65) 7-0742; (10/12/65) 7-0750; 

(9/3/65) 7-0789; (5/7/65) 7-0865 

Telegram from State Dept to Saigon, Seoul, and 

Taipei Embassies (5/28/65) 6-0481 


Taipei Embassies, and USUN New York 

(2/27/65) 6-0556 

Telegram from State Dept to Santiago Embassy 

(5/20/05; 3-0191; (11/10/65) 3-1011 

Telegram from State Dept to Taipei Embassy 

(11/12/65) 3-0989 

Telegram from State Dept to Tehran Embassy 

(9/14/65) 7-0774 

Telegram from State Dept to Tel Aviv Embassy 

(10/18/65) 2-0540; (11/12/65) 3-0992 




(11/13/65) 1-0187; (10/17/65) 2-0578 


(7/16/65) 1-0065; (5/25/65) 1-0079; 

(5/4/64) 1-0094; (3/17/65) 1-0122; 

(2/17/65) 1-0125; (11/10/65) 1-0134; 

(8/25/65) 1-0150; (11/11/65) 1-0200; 

(11/5/65) 1-0222; (9/2/65) 1-0249; 

(10/28/65) 1-0323; (10/25/65) 1-0330; 

(10/23/65) 1-0338; (¡0/20/65) 1-0341; 

(6/4/65) 1-0386; (5/27/65) 1-0393; 

(5/21/65) 1-0395; (4/16/65) 1-0413; 

(3/3/65) 1-0426; (3/2/65) 1-0431; 

(10/26/65) 2-0344; (10/27/65) 2-0349; 

(10/25/65) 2-0361; (10/25/65) 2-0408; 

(10/22/65) 2-0436; (10/21/65) 2-0454; 

(10/21/65) 2-0475; (10/19/65) 2-0525; 

(10/19/65) 2-0530; (10/18/65) 2-0546; 

(10/15/65) 2-0580; (10/16/65) 2-0583; 

(10/14/65) 2-0646; (2/11/64) 2-0847; 

(3/18/65) 2-0950; (3/18/65) 2-0970; 

(9/24/65) 3-0144; (9/3/65) 3-0163; 

(8/30/65) 3-0164; (8/26/65) 3-0186; 

(8/20/65) 3-0222; (8/18/65) 3-0250; 

(8/10/65) 3-0291; (8/9/65) 3-0302; 

(8/9/65) 3-0303; (8/6/65) 3-0305; 

(8/4/65) 3-0310; (7/31/65) 3-0320; 

(7/28/65) 3-0342; (7/22/65) 3-0352; 

(7/13/65) 3-0368; (7/12/65) 3-0370; 

(6/24/65) 3-0381: (6/11/65) 3-0426; 

(6/9/65) 3-0439; (6/4/65) 3-0458; 

(5/24/65) 3-0485; (4/28/65) 3-0569; 

(4/16/65) 3-0601; (412/65) 3-0639; 

(8/19/65) 3-0659; (6/22/65) 3-0676; 

(6/16/65) 3-0680; (6/23/64) 3-0879; 

(11/9/65) 3-1014; (4/17/65) 4-0003; 

(2/24/65) 4-0040; (2/19/65) 4-0048; 

(4/1/65) 4-0126; (3/26/65) 4-0134; 

(3/20/65) 4-0139; (11/8/65) 4-0152; 

(4/1/65) 4-0204; (11/12/65) 4-0228; 

(6/16/65) 6-0467; (7/13/65) 6-0472; 

(6/12/65) 6-0473; (5/28/65) 6-0479; 

(3/8/65) 6-0553; (2/28/65) 6-0562; 

(9/11/65) 6-0602; (9/4/65) 6-0606; 

(10/27/65) 6-1032; (10/27/65) 6-1035; 

(10/18/65) 6-1049; (9/22/65) 7-0042; 

(7/23/65) 7-0078; (6/22/65) 7-0105; 

(6/17/65) 7-0113; (6/15/65) 7-0115; 

(6/14/65) 7-0122; (6/14/65) 7-0124; 

(6/2/65) 7-0139; (5/26/65) 7-0153; 

(5/25/65) 7-0168; (5/7/65) 7-0215; 

(5/6/65) 7-0220; (5/6/65) 7-0222; 

(5/4165) 7-0228; (5/3/65) 7-0232: 

(4/16/65) 7-0308; (4/15/65) 7-0326; 

(4/14/65) 7-0331; (412/65) 7-0384; 

(10/26/64) 7-0456: (8/13/64) 7-0517; 

(6/23/64) 7-0686; (8/20/65) 7-0807; 

(8/4/65) 7-0825; (8/3/65) 7-0827; 

(5/20/65) 7-0858; (5/10/65) 7-0864; 

(4/2/65) 7-0929; (4/2/65) 7-0930; 

(3/31/65) 7-0937; (3/2/65) 7-0967; 

(2/26/65) 7-0978; (8/6/64) 7-1038: 

(3/12/65) 7-1063: (3/4/65) 7-1067; 

(2/25/65) 7-1074; (2/18/65) 7-1080 








and Geneva Mission (7/15/65) 7-0094 

Telegram from State Dept to USUN New York, 

and London and Paris Embassies 

(10/23/65) 2-0404 


and London Embassy (10/18/65) 2-0548; 

(2/16/65) 4-0051 


and Paris and Rome Embassies 

(3/10/65) 1-0423 


and Rome Embassy (11/4/65) 3-1030 


and Seoul Embassy (10/19/65) 2-0494 





Embassies; and Geneva Mission 

(6/22/64) 3-0881 


Tel Aviv, Amman, Jerusalem, Beirut, Damascus, 

and Cairo Embassies; and Dhahran Consulate 

(11/1/65) 1-0244 


USOECD, and London, Paris, and Lisbon 

Embassies (5/19/65) 7-0195 


(12/6/63) 7-0509 


(10/15/65) 2-0605; (8/2/65) 3-0316; 

(8/11/65) 6-0608 



Telegram from State Dept to Vientiane, London, 

Paris, Bangkok, Saigon, Ottawa, New Delhi, 

Warsaw, Moscow, and Hong Kong Embassies, 

and CINCPAC (8/10/65) 3-0293 


Embassy (12/3/64) 1-0480 


Embassy (12/1/64) 1-0467 


Sute (12/11/64) 1-0469; (12/5/64) 1-0471; 

(12/5/64) 1-0473; (12/4/64) 1-0475; 

(12/3/64) 1-0477; (12/3/64) 1-0478; 

(12/2/64) 1-0482; (12/2/64) 1-0484; 

(12/2/64) 1-0490; (12/1/64) 1-0493; 

(11/30/64) 1-0494; (11/30/64) 1-0496; 

(11/30/64) 1-0499; (10/27/65) 2-0351; 

(10/16/64) 6-0871; (10/1/65) 7-0759 

Russell, Francis H. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Tunisia] 


Stete (9/3/65) 7-0784 

Rutgers, J. C 



State (10/25/65) 2-0401 

Rwamavubi, Isidore 

[Director of Political Affairs, Foreign Ministry, 

Burundi] 


State (11/15/65) 3-0974 


(2/10/65) 1-0130 


State (2/10/65) 1-0128 

Sakellaropulo, M. 

[Counselor, Canada Mission to UN] 


State (9/15/65) 7-0044 

SaUal, Abdullah 

[Marshal; President of Revolutionary Council, 

Yemen] 


(10/24/65) 2-0387 

Sambath, Huot 

[Foreign Minister, Cambodia] 



(4/7/65) 7-0914 


State (11/17/65) 1-0501; (11/9/65) 1-0566 


Sandberg, Martin Boris Index by Subjects and Names 

Sandberg, Martin Boris 

[Acting Deputy Executive Director, UNICEF] 


State (2/10/65) 7-1086; (2/5/65) 7-1091 

Sangho, Ibrahima 

[Mali delegate to UN] 


State (11/10/65) 1-0552 

Sanjines-Goytia, Julio 

[Bolivia Ambassador to U.S.] 


State (10/27/65) 2-0343 


(10/19/65) 2-0532 

Santa Cruz, Heman 

[Regional Director, UN Food and Agriculture 

Organization] 


State (2/4/65) 1-0455 

Santiso, Mr. 

[Guatemala Foreign Office official] 

Telegram from Guatemala City Embassy to 

Secretary of State (8/26/65; 3-0190 

Sana, E. Olu 



State (10/21/65) 2-0462; (6/23/65) 3-0382 

Sapozhnikov, V. I. 



State (11/16/65) 1-0513 

Sastroamidjojo, Ali 

[Chairman, Nationalist Party, Indonesia] 


State (2/6/65) 7-1090 

Satterthwaite, Joseph C. 

[U.S. Ambassador to South Africa] 







State (4/14/65) 3-0612; (4/2/65) 3-0638; 

(2/4/65) 4-0077 


State (10/21/65) 1-0023; (11/2/65) 1-0024; 

(9/14/65) 1-0037; (7/22/65) 1-0060; 

(10/25/65) 2-0389 

Sayre, Robert M. 


Memorandum from Sayre to Bundy 

(6/9/64) 1-0809 

Schacht, Mr. 

[Acting Foreign Minister, Venezuela] 


State (10/15/65) 2-0594 

Schachter, Oscar 

[Director, General Legal Division, UN] 


(8/11/65) 6-0608 


State (6/10/65) 3-0684; (2/26/65) 6-0558; 

(2/25/65) 6-0559; (5/5/65) 7-0226 

Schejbal, D. 



State (5/18/65) 7-0201 

Schiller, Herbert I. 

[Research Associate Professor, University of 

Illinois] 

Letter from Schiller to White House 

(12/1/65) 5-0872 

Schnair, David 

[President, Blinded Veterans Association; U.S. 

delegate to World Veterans Federation] 


(8/20/65) 7-0807 


State (8/26/65) 7-0804; (8/18/65) 7-0809 


Schools 

see Education 

Schorr, Daniel 





(10/26/65) 1-1001 

Schroeder, Gerhard 

[Foreign Minister, West Germany] 


State (10/21/65) 2-0474 

Schuldt, F. C. 

[Bureau of Budget official, Military Division] 




Schweiker, Richard S. 

[U.S. Representative, Pennsylvania] 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 

Science and technology 

see also International cooperation in science and 

technology 

see aiso Space programs 

Scolamiero, Giovanni 



State (11/6/65) 1-0661 

Scott, C. P. 



State (3/1/65) 7-1068; (2/19/65) 7-1079; 

(2/12/65) 7-1085; (2/10/65) 7-1086 

Scott, Joseph W. 


Ottawa] 


State (11/16/65) 3-0969 

Seadler, Stephen E. 

[Anns-control and disarmament expert] 



(11/16/65) 6-0139 

Security classification of documents 

Document withdrawal list of National Archives 

and Records Service J-0005 to 1-0014; 1-0629; 

1-0676; 1-0978; 2-0327; 2-0648; 2-0717; 

2-0880; 3-0092; 3-0115; 3-0641; 3-0891, 

4-0002; 4-0093; 4-0147; 4-0191; 4-0263, 

4-0310; 4-0651; 4-0961; 5-0227; 5-0500, 

5-0762; 6-0265; 6-0437; 6-0599; 6-0659, 

6-0909: 6-1008; 7-0391; 7-0514; 7-0702. 

7-1046 

Sediono, Surjo 

[Indonesia spokesman at UN Tin conference] 


State (4/15/65) 7-0317 

Segal, David 

[U.S. Foreign Service Officer, Nairobi] 


State (12/11/64) 1-0469; (12/1/64) 1-0493; 

(11/30/64) 1-0499 

Segregation 

see Apartheid 

see Racial discrimination 

Self-determination 

see Nationalism 

Sen, Binay Raigan 

[Director General, UN Food and Agriculture 

Organization] 


remarks for President with Dr. Sen 

(5/1/64) 1-0890 


State (2/12/65) 1-0446 

Senanyake, E. L. 



State (10/15/65) 2-0645 

Senate 


11/65 4-0262 to 4-0308 


9/65 3-0640 to 3-0889 

Senghor, Leopold S. 

[President, Senegal] 


State (8/19/65) 7-0808 

Sepulveda, Sergio 



State (11/12/65) 3-0990 

Serbanescu, Drago 



State (11/4/65) 1-0602 

Sette Cámara, Jose 



State (8/12/65) 3-0282; (6/4/65) 3-0451; 

(5/10/65) 3-0532; (11/16/65) 4-0216 

Seydoux, Roger 

[Chairman, UN Security Council; France delegate 

to UN] 


(5/19/64) 1-0885; (5/18/64) 1-0888 


State (11/13/65) 1-0529; (11/10/65) 1-0552; 

(10/25/65) 2-0403; (10/19/65) 2-0528; 

(10/19/65) 2-0529; (8/27/65) 3-0182; 

(8/24/65) 3-0198; (5/17/65) 3-0502; 

(5/12/65) 3-0523; (11/2/65) 4-0307; 

(8/6/64) 7-1032 

Seymour, Helen Victoria 

[Deputy Director of Finance, UN] 


State (5/3/65) 1-0402 

Seynes, Philippe de 

[UN Under Secretary for Economic and Social 

Affairs] 


State (10/21/65) 2-0468; (5/12/65) 6-0625; 

(6/11/65) 7-0125; (5/27/65) 7-0145 

Shahi, Agha 



State (U/6/65) 1-0579; (11/3/65) 4-0257 

Shahine, Rafik 



State (11/5/65) 1-0213 

Shakhov, P. F. 

[USSR delegate to UN Colonial Committee and 

Trusteeship Council] 


State (8/30/65) 1-0140; (8/26/65) 1-0146; 

(10/27/65) 2-0352 

Sham, Donald 

[U.S. Department of Commerce official] 


Sute (4/12/65) 7-0347 

Shammout, Mnsallam 



Sute (11/13/65) 1-0529 

Shannon, Gerald E. 

[Third Secretary, Canada Embassy to U.S.] 


(6/4/65) 3-0458 

Shaw, Patrick 



Sute (11/16/65) 1-0513; (8/12/65) 3-0282; 

(8/2/65) 3-0314 

Shen Chang-Huan 

[Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nationalist China] 



Republic of China (¡2/21/64) 2-0309

Index by Subjects and Names Sohm, Earl D. 

Shen, Sampson 

[Vice Foreign Minister, Nationalist China] 


State (9/1/65) 7-0791 

Sherman, Edward L. 

[Assistant to John W. Macy, Jr., White House 

staff] 

Memorandum from Sherman to Chase 

(10/8/65) 6-0162 

Ships and shipping 

UNCTAD, Vol. 11, Cables (B) 7-0142 to 7-0389 

Shriver, Sargent 

[Director, Peace Corps] 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 

Shnkairy, Ahmad 

[Palestine Liberation Organization official] 


State (10/19/65) 2-0534 

Shullaw, J. Harold 






(11/2/65) 2-0005 

Memorandum from Shullaw to Chase 

(11/16/65) 1-0994 


(10/19/65) 2-0506 

Sibsumn, Mr. 

[Leader, Mauritius People's Progressive Party] 


State (4/23/65) 3-0576 

Sidi Baba, Dey Ould 

[Morocco delegate to UN] 


State (11/9/65) 1-0566; (3/1/65) 4-0027; 

(2/25/65) 4-0031; (2/24/65) 4-0038; 

(2/23/65) 4-0042; (2/13/65) 4-0057; 

(2/8/65) 4-0068 

Sidky, A. R. 



State (11/10/65) 1-0552 

Sierra Leone 


Sihanouk, Norodom 

[Chief of State, Cambodia] 


State (11/7/65) 7-0738 


(5/3/65) 2-0191; (4/21/65) 7-0877 


(3/24/64) 1-0911 


(5/20/65) 7-0858 


State (10/13/65) 7-0748 



(5/20/64) 1-0872 

Silos Carralho, Geraldo de 



State (4/12/65) 3-0615 

Silva, Patricio 

[Chile delegate to UNCTAD Trade and 



State (4/12/65) 7-0347 

Sinclair, I. M. 



State (10/25/65) 2-0395; (10/25/65) 2-0398; 

(3/31/65) 4-0128; (3/25/65) 4-0138; 

(3/18/65) 4-0142; (2/13/65) 7-1083 

Singapore 


Singer, Jeanne 

[UN Association liaison to Cabinet Committee on 

International Cooperation] 




source-book (1/22/65) 4-0590 

Singh, S. K. 



State (10/6/64) 2-0778 

Singh, Sardar Swaran 

[Foreign Minister, India; India delegate to UN] 


(10/22/65) 2-0436 


State (10/21/65) 2-0462 

Siseo, Joseph J. 


International Organization Affairs; U.S. delegate 

to UN] 



University (2/26/65) 6-0810 




note from Chase to Siseo (3/8/65) 6-0799 



Explanatory notes for chart depicting effect of 

amendments on geographic ¿location of Security 

Council seats with charts and note from Siseo to 

Chase (4/5/65) 3-0646 

Hard choices at UN: Address by Joseph J. Siseo at 

Dallas Regional Foreign Policy Conference at 

Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas, 

Feb. 27, 1965 (2/26/65) 3-0776 


(U/9/64) 1-0700 


(3/15/65) 3-0794; (4/2/65) 4-0199; 

(11/1/65) 4-0259; (11/12/65) 5-0619; 

(11/11/65) 5-0623; (11/26/65) 5-0894; 

(11/26/65) 5-0913; (11/22/65) 5-0990; 

(11/18/65) 6-0107; (11/18/65) 6-0129 


bulletin (2/16/65) 3-0014 


attachment (10/14/65) 5-0388 


(3/3/65) 4-0489; (3/3/65) 4-0490 



(9/10/65) 5-0103 





Cooperation (9/10/65) 5-0075 


(7/7/65) 2-0902 




source-book (1/22/65) 4-0590 

Memorandum from Siseo to Bundy 

(10/15/65) 5-0367 

Memorandum from Siseo to ICY cabinet 

committee and committee chairmen, with 

program and tentative panel schedule 

(10/14/65) 5-0372 

Memorandum from Siseo to MacArthur, with note 

from Siseo to Chase and checklist of 

preparations for transmission to Congress 

(3/15/65) 3-0795 


Read to Bundy (8/18/65) 3-0915 




(11/29/63) 1-0963 





(10/31/64) 7-0446 

Note from Belk to Bundy (11/12/64) 1-0699 


report of ICY population committee 

(11/24/65) 5-0937 



(6/28/65 to 6/29/65) 2-0117 


Embassy (8/4/65) 7-0826 


(6/14/65) 3-0408 


(7/12/65) 3-0374 


(11/11/65) 1-0200; (2/9/65) 4-0064; 

(8/4/65) 7-0825 


for Goldberg from Siseo (10/30/65) 1-0319 

Sisouk, Na Champassak 

[Finance Minister, Laos] 


State (10/13/65) 7-0748 

Slim, Mongi 

[Foreign Minister, Tunisia] 


State (10/13/65) 1-0033; (11/10/65) 1-0552; 

(11/5/65) 1-0592 

Slim, Taieb 

[Tunisia delegate to UN] 


State (6/16/65) 1-0075 

Sloan, Samuel 

[Acting Officer in Charge, Nigerian Affairs, State 

Department] 



and Sloan (9/22/65) 2-0649 

Smarasinghe, Mr. 

[Permanent Secretary, Ministry of External 

Affairs, Ceylon] 


State (10/15/65) 2-0645 

Smirnov, Mr. 



State (7/22/65) 7-0843 

Smith, Bromley K. 

[Executive Secretary, NSC] 


memorandum from Smith to Moyers 

(3/1/65) 1-0437 

Note from Smith to Bundy (3/19/64) 6-0939 

Smith, Stanley M. 


Chase to Belk (12/2/65) 5-0866 

Smith, Theodore 

[Professor, St John's College] 

Note from Smith to White House 

(11/2/65) 6-0153 

Snyder, Edward F. 

[Executive Secretary, Friends Committee on 

National Legislation] 



(11/12/65) 1-0987 

Social conditions 


see also Economic conditions 




12/1/65 6-0264 to 6-0435 

Sohm, Earl D. 

[Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy, The 

Hague] 


Sohm, Earl D. Index by Subjects and Names 

Telegram from The Hague Embassy and USIS to 

Secretary of State (S/20/6S) 3-0220 

Sohn, Louis B. 

[Professor of International Law, Harvard Law 

School] 




(7/29/65) 4-0653 

Somalia 


Sosa-Rodriguez, Carlos 

[Venezuela delegate to UN] 


State (5/27/65) 3-0475; (3/18/65) 4-0142; 

(3/10/65) 4-0144 

South Africa 

see also Apartheid 

Apartheid J-00J5 ro 1-0109 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 


to 2-0646 


9/65 3-0640 to 3-0889 


4/65 4-OOOi to 4-0091 

South America 

see Latin America 

Southeast Asia 

see also Cambodia 

see also Indonesia 

see also Laos 

see also Philippines 

see ato Singapore 

see also Thailand 

see also Vietnam, North 

see oto Vietnam, South 

LBJ/UThant MemCon, 8/6/64 7-06« ro 7-0700 


to 6-0657 


to 2-0646 


U Thant visit, 8/6/64 7-032.3 to 7-06S7 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-070; ro 7-1044 

Southeast Asian Ministers of Education 

Conference 


to 2-0646 

Southern Rhodesia 


USUN Information Digest, 11/65 2-0500 ro 

2-0627 

Souvanna Phouma 

[Prime Minister, Laos] 

Airgram from Vientiane Embassy to Secretary of 

State with letter from British Ambassador 

Warner to Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma 

(6/11/65) 3-0418 



(12/30/64) 2-0657; (1/8/65) 2-0674 


(3/65) 64642 


(20/25/65,) 2-0

Index by Subjects and Names Stevenson, Adlai 


State, with attachment (5/6/65) 3-0544 


State, with cable from South Vietnam 

government to South Vietnam Mission to UN 

(4/14/65) 7-0890 




(4/14/65) 6-0632 






Lopez to Spock, and Stevenson to Lopez 

(6/17/65) 7-0846 



Heurtematte (2/2/65) 1-0461 


State, with note from Stavropoulos 

(4/15/65) 4-0106 



(5/19/65) 3-0497 


State, with UN Secretariat Aide-memoire 

(1/30/65) 7-1109 

Letter from Stevenson to Johnson 

(1/23/64) 7-0507 


Bundy (2/17/64) 2-0845 





(11/24/64) 1-0690; (11/9/64) 1-0700; 

(10/20/64) 1-0751; (10/16/64) 1-0752; 

(12/22/64) 2-0753; (12/18/64) 2-0756; 

(10/6/64) 2-0771; (1/5/65) 3-0067 



(2/7/64) 2-0854 


newspaper chpping (1/7/65) 2-0296 



(4/22/64) 2-0827 




(8/4/64) 7-0531 



(3/1/64) 2-0838 



to Bundy (11/25/65) 6-0848 




(12/11/64) 2-0316; (2/8/65) 3-0020; 

(4/28/65) 3-0699 



(2/8/65) 3-0017 


(1/31/64) 2-0864 



(1/31/64) 1-0930 



leadership (4/1/64) 6-0887 


7-0587 


by Stevenson (11/24/64) 6-0853 




(11/29/63) 1-0963 

Memorandum from Stevenson to Johnson 

(4/16/64) 7-0499 





(10/31/64) 7-0446 


(3/10/65) 7-0959 

Message from Johnson to Congress 

(8/20/64) 7-0470 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 

Newspaper article from Washington Post 

(4/1/65) 4-0213 


(5/20/64) 1-0870; (5/20/64) 1-0871; 

(12/16/64) 2-0317; (3/7/64) 2-0715; 

(2/13/64) 2-0852; (9/24/64) 6-0874 






(1/14/65) 3-0059 




(7/29/65) 4-0653 




Note from Read to Smith, with letter from 

Stevenson to Seydoux (2/7/65) 7-0730 


to Bundy (7/7/64) 1-0795 





Cleveland (1/26/65) 6-0823 


State (2/4/65) 4-0077 


State (7/8/65) 6-0699; (7/13/65) 7-0095 


State (7/13/65) 3-0367 


(2/27/65) 7-0974 


(2/11/64) 2-0847; (2/26/65) 7-0978 

Telegram from Stole Dept to USUN New York 



(5/14/65) 3-0508 


Embassy (2/8/65) 7-1087; (2/8/65) 7-1089 


State (6/18/65) 1-0074; (6/16/65) 1-0075; 

(6/16/65) 1-0076; (5/27/65) 1-0078; 

(5/18/65) 1-0082; (5/11/65) 1-0083; 

(5/10/65) 1-0084; (5/6/65) 1-0086; 

(4/15/65) 1-0087; (3/31/65) 1-0089; 

(3/30/65) 1-0090; (10/18/65) 1-0113: 

(10/11/65) 1-0114; (4/12/65) 1-0116; 

(4/7/65) 1-0117; (3/3/65) 1-0159; 

(3/2/65) 1-0160; (2/17/65) 1-0162; 

(2/9/65) 1-0176; (4/23/65) 1-0259; 

(3/17/65) 1-0260; (3/16/65) 1-0262; 

(3/3/65) 1-0266: (2/19/65) 1-0276; 

(2/5/65) 1-0288; (6/15/65) 1-0378; 

(6/8/65) 1-0383; (6/3/65) 1-0387; 

(6/3/65) 1-0388: (6/2/65) 1-0389; 

(5/26/65) 1-0394; (5/18/65) 1-0396; 

(5/12/65) 1-0399; (5/7/65) 1-0400; 

(5/3/65) 1-0402; (4/30/65) 1-0403; 

(4/26/65) 1-0406; (4/23/65) 1-0407; 

(4/21/65) 1-0408; (4/12/65) 1-0414; 

(3/16/65) 1-0421; (3/9/65) 1-0425; 

(3/2/65) 1-0433; (2/19/65) 1-0441; 

(2/9/65) 1-0447; (2/8/65) 1-0449; 

(2/8/65) 1-0450; (2/5/65) 1-0453; 

(2/5/65) 1-0454; (2/4/65) 1-0455; 

(2/3/65) 1-0458; (2/2/65) 1-0459; 

(1/26/65) 1-0465; (12/2/64) 1-0490; 

(12/15/64) 2-0318; (10/15/65) 2-0604; 

(1/31/64) 2-0873; (2/3/65) 3-0022; 

(2/5/65) 3-0033; (1/21/65) 3-0052; 

(1/21/65) 3-0054; (6/23/65) 3-0382; 

(6/21/65) 3-0385; (6/18/65) 3-0388; 

(6/16/65) 3-0393; (6/16/65) 3-0394; 

(6/15/65) 3-0395; (6/14/65) 3-0397; 

(6/14/65) 3-0399; (6/14/65) 3-0400; 

(6/14/65) 3-0404; (6/12/65) 3-0412; 

(6/12/65) 3-0414; (6/12/65) 3-0415; 

(6/11/65) 3-0417; (6/11/65) , 3-0423; 

(6/9/65) 3-0430; (6/9/65) 3-0431; 

(6/9/65) 3-0432; (6/9/65) " 3-0433; 

(6/10/65) 3-0435; (6/9/65) 3-0437; 

(6/9/65) 3-0438; (6/8/65) 3-0440; 

(6/8/65) 3-0441; (6/7/65) 3-0444; 

(6/7/65) 3-0446; (6/3/65) 3-0460; 

(6/2/65) 3-0463; (6/2/65) 3-0464; 

(6/1/65) 3-0467; (6/1/65) 3-0468; 

(6/1/65) 3-0470; (5/26/65) 3-0478; 

(5/26/65) 3-0479; (5/26/65) 3-0480; 

(5/26/65) 3-0482; (5/25/65) 3-0484; 

(5/21/65) 3-0487; (5/20/65) 3-0489; 

(5/20/65) 3-0491; (5/19/65) 3-0495; 

(5/18/65) 3-0501; (5/17/65) 3-0502; 

(5/14/65) 3-0504; (5/13/65) 3-0515; 

(5/13/65) 3-0516; (5/12/65) 3-0523; 

(5/11/65) 3-0527; (5/11/65) 3-0530; 

(5/10/65) 3-0535; (5/10/65) 3-0536; 

(5/10/65) 3-0540; (5/7/65) 3-0542; 

(5/6/65) 3-0543; (5/5/65) 3-0553: 

(5/4/65) 3-0554; (5/4/65) 3-0556; 

(5/3/65) 3-0557; (4/30/65) 3-0559; 

(4/29/65) 3-0562; (4/29/65) 3-0563; 

(4/28/65) 3-0565, (4/28/65) 3-0566; 

(4/28/65) 3-0568; (4/24/65) 3-0572; 

(4/23/65) 3-0576; (4/23/65) 3-0578; 

(4/23/65) 3-0580; (4/23/65) 3-0582; 

(4/22/65) 3-0583; (4/21/65) 3-0587; 

(4/19/65) 3-0589; (4/19/65) 3-0591; 

(4/19/65) 3-0592; (4/15/65) 3-0605; 

(4/15/65) 3-0607; (4/15/65) 3-0608; 

(4/15/65) 3-0609; (4/14/65) 3-0610; 

(4/14/65) 3-0611; (4/13/65) 3-0613; 

(4/12/65) 3-0614; (4/12/65) 3-0615; 

(4/9/65) 3-0619; (4/9/65) 3-0620; 

(4/7/65) 3-0624; (4/7/65) 3-0625: 

(4/2/65) 3-0629; (4/2/65) 3-0630; 

(4/2/65) 3-0632; (4/2/65) 3-0634; 

(6/23/65) 3-0675: (6/18/65) 3-0677; 

(6/10/65) 3-0684; (5/13/65) 3-0688; 

(5/7/65) 3-0691; (12/10/65) 3-0886; 

(3/3/65) 44024; (3/3/65) 4-0025: 

(3/1/65) 4-0027; (2/27/65) 4-0029; 

(2/27/65) 4-0030; (2/19/65) 4-0047; 

(2/17/65) 4-0049; (2/9/65) 4-0063; 

(2/8/65) 4-0068; (2/5/65) 4-0069; 

(2/5/65) 4-0070; (6/22/65) 4-0094; 

(4/15/65) 4-0096; (4/14/65) 4-0097; 

(4/13/65) 4-0098; (4/12/65) 4-0100; 

(4/9/65) 44104; (4/7/65) 4-0108; 

(4/2/65) 4-0116; (4/2/65) 4-0117; 

(4/2/65) 4-0118; (4/1/65) 4-0122; 

(4/1/65) 4-0123; (4/1/65) 4-0124; 

(3131/65) 4-0128: (3/31/65) 4-0130; 

(3/30/65) 4-0131; (3/18/65) 4-0142; 

(3/17/65) 4-0143; (3/31/65) 4-0209; 

(6/3/65) 6-0476; (5/26/65) 6-0483; 

(3/19/65) 6-0543; (3/17/65) 6-0544; 

(3/17/65) 6-0545; (3/8/65) 6-0551; 

(3/3/65) 6-0554; (3/1/65) 6-0555; 

(2/19/65) 6-0570; (2/18/65) 6-0571; 

(2/17/65) 6-0572; (2/17/65) 6-0573; 

(2/17/65) 6-0575; (2/9/65) 6-0577; 

(2/9/65) 64578; (2/8/65) 6-0579; 

(2/8/65) 64581; (2/5/65) 6-0583; 

(6/2/65) 64619; (5/25/65) 64621; 

(5/20/65) 6-0622; (5/12/65) 6-0625; 

(5/3/65) 64626; (4/30/65) 64627; 

(4/23/65) 64628; (4/23/65) 6-0629; 

(1/28/65) 64822; (10/16/64) 6-0871; 

(6/23/65) 74104; (6/15/65) 7-0114; 

(6/16/65) 74116; (6/14/65) 7-0117; 


Stevenson, Adlai Index by Subjects and Names 

(6/14/65) 7-0118; 

(6/14/65) 7-O120; 

(6/11/65) 7-0127; 

(6/11/65) 7-0130; 

(6/8/65) 7-0132; 

(6/8/65) 7-0134; 

(6/3/65) 7-0138; 

(5/27/65) 7-0144; 

(5/27/65) 7-0146; 

(5/26/65) 7-0151; 

(5/25/65) 7-0158; 

(5/25/65) 7-0160; 

(5/25/65) 7-0163; 

(5/25/65) 7-0166; 

(5/24/65) 7-0175; 

(5/24/65) 7-0179; 

(5/21/65) 7-0181; 

(5/21/65) 7-0185; 

(5/19/65) 7-0191; 

(5/19/65) 7-0193; 

(5/18/65) 7-0200; 

(5/18/65) 7-0204; 

(5/17/65) 7-0206; 

(5/17/65) 7-0208; 

(5/6/65) 7-0216; 

(5/5/65) 7-0224; 

(5/4/65) 7-0227; 

(5/3/65) 7-0231; 

(5/1/65) 7-0240; 

(4/30/65) 7-0242; 

(4/30/65) 7-0245; 

(4/30/65) 7-0247; 

(4/29/65) 7-0251; 

(4/28/65) 7-0253; 

(4/28/65) 7-0257; 

(4/28/65) 7-0261; 

(4/27/65) 7-0267; 

(4/27/65) 7-0274; 

(4/24/65) 7-0279; 

(4/23/65) 7-0287; 

(4/21/65) 7-0292; 

(4/20/65) 7-0295; 

(4/19/65) 7-0298; 

(4/15/65) 7-0311; 

(4/15/65) 7-0315; 

(4/15/65) 7-0320; 

(4/15/65) 7-0323; 

(4/14/65) 7-0328; 

(4/13/65) 7-0334; 

(4/13/65) 7-0337; 

(4/13/65) 7-0340; 

(4/12/65) 7-0342; 

(4/12/65) 7-0345; 

(4/9/65) 7-0348; 

(4/9/65) 7-0351; 

(4/2/65) 7-0382; 

(4/1/65) 7-0385; 

(4/1/65) 7-0387; 

(7/8/64) 7-0483; 

(5/25/65) 7-0854; 

(5/18/65) 7-0863; 

(5/4/65) 7-0870; 

(4/15/65) 7-0881; 

(4/14/65) 7-0884; 

(4/14/65) 7-0887; 

(4/13/65) 7-0892; 

(4/9/65) 7-0897; 

(4/9/65) 7-0899; 

(4/9/65) 7-0901; 

(4/7/65) 7-0922; 

(3/30/65) 7-0939; 

(3/3/65) 7-0963; 

(3/1/65) 7-0969; 

(2/19/65) 7-0991; 

(2/10/65) 7-1007; 

(2/9/65) 7-1011; 

(8/6/64) 7-1032; 

(7/28/64) 7-1041; 

(3/1/65) 7-1068; 

(2/19/65) 7-1079; 

(2/5/65) 7-1091; 

(2/3/65) 7-1096 

(6/14/65) 7-0119; 

(6/11/65) 7-0125, 

(6/11/65) 7-0128; 

(6/9/65) 7-0131; 

(6/8/65) 7-0133; 

(6/7/65) 7-0135; 

(6/1/65) 7-0140; 

(5/27/65) 7-0145, 

(5/26/65) 7-0149; 

(5/25/65) 7-0154, 

(5/25/65) 7-0159; 

(5/25/65) 7-0162, 

(5/25/65) 7-0165, 

(S/24/65) 7-0170; 

(5/24/65) 7-0177; 

(5/21/65) 7-0180; 

(5/21/65) 7-0183, 

(5/21/65) 7-0186; 

(5/19/65) 7-0192; 

(5/18/65) 7-0197; 

(5/18/65) 7-0201, 

(5/17/65) 7-0205, 

(5/17/65) 7-0207; 

(5/17/65) 7-0209; 

(5/6/65) 7-0217; 

(5/5/65) 7-0226, 

(5/3/65) 7-0230; 

(5/1/65) 7-0234, 

(5/1/65) 7-0241, 

(4/30/65) 7-0244; 

(4/30/65) 7-0246; 

(4/30/65) 7-0248; 

(4/29/65) 7-0251 

(4/28/65) 7-0254: 

(4/28/65) 7-0258; 

(4/27/65) 7-0265, 

(4/27/65) 7-0270; 

(4/24/65) 7-0278; 

(4/23/65) 7-0286; 

(4/23/65) 7-0290; 

(4/21/65) 7-0293, 

(4/19/65) 7-0296; 

(4/16/65) 7-0300, 

(4/15/65) 7-0312; 

(4/15/65) 7-0317: 

(4/15/65) 7-0321, 

(4/14/65) 7-0327; 

(4/14/65) 7-0329; 

(4/13/65) 7-0336; 

(4/13/65) 7-0338. 

(4/13/65) 7-0341, 

(4/12/65) 7-0343; 

(4/12/65) 7-0347; 

(4/9/65) 7-0349; 

(4/7/65) 7-0366, 

(4/2/65) 7-0383, 

(4/1/65) 7-0386, 

(3/8/65) 7-0428; 

(6/9/65) 7-0851, 

(5/20/65) 7-0856; 

(5/6/65) 7-0868; 

(4/22/65) 7-0873; 

(4/15/65) 7-0882; 

(4/14/65) 7-0885; 

(4/14/65) 7-0888: 

(4/12/65) 7-0894; 

(4/9/65) 7-0898, 

(4/9/65) 7-0900, 

(4/9/65) 7-0902, 

(4/1/65) 7-0936; 

(3/30/65) 7-0940; 

(3/2/65) 7-0966; 

(2/19/65) 7-0990; 

(2/10/65) 7-1006; 

(2/10/65) 7-1010; 

(2/8/65) 7-1017; 

(8/5/64) 7-1036; 

(4/26/65) 7-1057; 

(3/1/65) 7-1069; 

(2/10/65) 7-1086: 

(2/5/65) 7-1094; 


press conference 12/8/60 (12/9/60) 7-0512 





(4/15/64) 1-0820 

U.S. submits memorandum on U.N. financial crisis 

(10/8/64) 3-0081 

Stewart, Michael 

[Foreign Secretary, UK] 

Britain's pledge of support for U.N. peacekeeping 

committee (2/23/65) 2-1016 


State (11/14/65) 1-0525; (11/13/65) 1-0529; 

(10/8/65) 7-0756 

Stibravy, William J. 




Chase (7/21/65) 6-0460 

Memorandum from Stibravy to Chase, with article 

from State Department Bulletin (8/4/65) 7-0068 

Stinnet, Ronald F. 

[Office of Vice President staff] 




Memorandum from Stinnet to Belk, with list of 


Strong, Robert C. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Iraq] 


State (7/31/65) 7-0405 

Students 


Subandrio 

[Foreign Minister, Indonesia] 


(3/9/65) 7-1065 

Telegram from Accra Embassy to Secretary of 

State (7/19/65) 7-1051; (7/17/65) 7-1052 


Embassy (12/1/64) 1-0467 


State (2/26/65) 7-1071; (2/3/65) 7-1096 

Subversion and sabotage 

see also Infiltration 



Sudan 


Sudarman 

[Indonesia delegate to UN] 


State (2/26/65) 7-1072 

Sudarman, Mrs. 

[Wife of Indonesia delegate to UN] 


(3/12/65) 7-1063 

Sukarno 

[President, Indonesia] 


State (1/31/65) 7-1105 



from UN (2/2/65) 7-1098 



(7/20/65) 7-1049 

General Assembly in recess and UN money 

problems remain (1/8/65) 3-0066 




State (4/27/65) 7-1058; (2/20/65) 7-1078; 

(2/6/65) 7-1090 



Sullivan, William H. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Laos] 




(6/11/65) 3-0418 



(12/22/64) 2-0693 


State (10/25/65) 2-0407; (10/16/65) 2-0585; 

(10/8/65) 3-0132; (8/9/65) 3-0299; 

(6/7/65) 3-0447; (3/23/65) 6-0537; 

(4/9/65) 7-0903 

Surachman 

[Secretary General, Indonesian National Party; 

Minister of Public Irrigation, Indonesia] 



(7/20/65) 7-1049 

Suslov, Vladimir P. 

[Under Secretary for Political and Security Council 

Affairs, UN] 


(5/21/65) 2-0187 


(12/30/64) 2-0299 

Swaminathan, T. 

[India delegate to UN; Chairman, UNCTAD 

Special Committee on Preferences] 


(5/6/65) 7-0220 


State (5/21/65) 7-0181 

Sweden 


3-0639 


Sweeney, Robert E. 

[U.S. Representative, Ohio] 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 

Switzerland 


UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (B) 7-0742 ro 7-0389 

Syria 


through 6/65 4-0092 to 4-0J4J 

Tabor, Hans R. 



Sute (7/13/65) 7-0095 


State (8/13/65) 3-0271; (8/12/65) 3-0279; 

(4/23/65) 3-0580; (4/15/65) 7-0312 

Taiwan 

see China, Nationalist 

Tqjibnapis, Mr. 



State (2/5/65) 7-1094 

Takla, Philippe 

[Foreign Minister, Lebanon] 


State (2/23/65) 1-0274 

Talbot, Phillips 

[U.S. Ambassador to Greece; Deputy Assistant 

Secretary of State for International Organization 

Affairs] 



(6/28/65 to 6/29/65) 2-0117 

Telegram from Athens Embassy to Secretary of 

State (11/4/65) 4-0177

Index by Subjects and Names Tormes, Camilo 

Tamarua, Dr. 

[Deputy Premier, Cook Islands] 


of State rS/20/65; 1-0155 

Tambo, Oliver 

[Deputy President, African National Congress] 


State (10/19/65) 2-0534 

Tammes, A. J. P. 



State (10/26/65) 2-0366 

Tang Wn 

[Nationalist China Ambassador to Chile] 


State (11/6/65) 3-1025; (11/2/65) 3-1047 

Tannous, Izzat 

[Palestine Liberation Organization observer at 

UN] 


State (11/17/65) 1-0501; (11/10/65) 1-0552 

Tarabanov, Milko 

[Bulgaria delegate to UN] 


State (11/12/65) 1-0539; (10/20/65) 2-0495 

Tarasov, M. M. 

[USSR delegate to ECOSOQ 


State (6/3/65) 1-0387 

Tardó, Adnan 



State (U/3/65) 1-0608 

Tardos, Jozsef 



State (11/2/65) 1-0618 

Tariffs 

see Customs duties and tariffs 

Tasca, Henry J. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Morocco] 


State (7/28/65) 7-0410 

Tashoma, Haile-Mariam 

[Ethiopia Ambassador to U.S.] 


Embassy (10/7/65) 7-0012 

Tavarez Justo, Emma 

[Member, Fourteenth of June Political Group, 




Tavarez Justo, Manuel 

[Leader, Fourteenth of June Political Group, 




Taxation 

see abo Customs duties and tariffs 

Taylor, John G. 

[UK delegate to UNESCO] 

Aiigram from USUN New York to Secretary of 

State (10/8/65) 6-0440 


State (10/25/65) 2-0409 

Taylor, Maxwell D. 

[U.S. Military Representative, Vietnam] 


State (5/22/65) 7-0855; (3/22/65) 7-0954; 

(3/20/65) 7-0955; (3/19/65) 7-0956; 

(3/16/65) 7-0957; (2/26/65) 7-0977; 

(2/9/65) 7-1012; (2/9/65) 7-1013 


State (12/2/64) 1-0482 

Teachers 


12/1/65 6-0264 to 6-0435 

Technical assistance 

see also Education 

see also U.N. Expanded Program of Technical 



to 2-0646 


6-0907 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (A) 6-/007 to 7-0141 



7/65 7-1045 to 7-1114 

Technology transfer 

see Technical assistance 

Tell, Moraiwid 



State (11/5/65) 1-0592 

Tepper, Robert 

[U.S. Consul, Belize] 


State (70/25/65; 2-0377 

Territorial daims 

see National borders 

Terrorism 


to 2-0646 


Thach, Mr. 

[South Vietnam Public Affairs officer, UN] 


State (7/23/65) 6-0456; (7/16/65) 6-0466; 

(7/14/65) 6-0469; (5/18/65) 7-0863: 

(3/5/65) 7-0961; (2/24/65) 7-0987; 

(2/10/65) 7-1010; (2/9/65) 7-1011 

Thailand 


to 6-0657 

Thalmann, Ernest A. 

[Switzerland observer at UN] 


State (4/8/65) 7-0905 

Thanat Khoman 

[Foreign Minister, Thailand] 


StaterS/27/65; 3-0177 

Telegram from Bangkok Embassy to Secretary of 

State C5/J6/65; 6-0625 


State (12/2/64) 1-0482 

Thanom Kittikachorn 

[Prime Minister, Thailand] 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 

Therattil, Joseph J. 



State (11/17/65) 1-0501 

Thimayya, Kodendera Snbayya 

[General; Commander, UN Peacekeeping Force in 

Cyprus] 


State (11/10/65) 4-0151; (11/8/65) 4-0155; 

(11/5/65) 4-0164 

Thinh, Mr. 

[Secretary General, Foreign Office, South 

Vietnam] 


State (11/12/65) 7-0736 

Thomas, Carl O. 

[Chairman, Tennessee Partners of the Alliance for 

Progress] 


letter to Thomas (10/26/65) 5-0355 



letter from Thomas to Johnson (¡1/1/65) 5-0756 

Thomas, Norman 

[Chairman, Post War World Council] 


(11/30/65) 5-0876 

Thomson, George 

[Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, UK] 


State with transmutai slip from Belk to Bundy 

(12/17/64) 2-0652 

Tiao Ehampan 

[Laos delegate to UN] 


State (11/11/65) 3-1009 

Tibbets, Margaret Joy 

[U.S. Ambassador to Norway] 


(7/14/65) 7-1053 

Tillet, Gladys A. 

[Senior Adviser, U.S. Mission to UN; U.S. 

delegate to UN Commission on Status of 

Women] 



Chase (7/21/65) 6-0460 


(7/19/65) 6-0458; (7/19/65) 6-0464 

Tilney, John 




(12/17/64) 2-0652 

Timmons, Benson E. L., Ill 

[U.S. Ambassador to Haiti] 


Secretary of State (9/17/65) 7-0772; 

(9/9/65) 7-0780 

Tims, Richard W. 

[Counselor of legation, U.S. Embassy, Budapest] 


State (10/24/65) 7-0740 

Tin and tin industry 

UNCTAD, Vol. II, Cables (B) 7-0/42 to 7-0389 

Tine, Jacques 



State (5/3/65; 3-0557; (4/15/65) 3-0605; 

(4/8/65) 3-0621; (8/10/65) 3-0664; 

(11/5/65) 4-0251; (8/5/65) 7-0824 

Tipton, Stuart G. 

[President, Air Transport Association; Chairman, 

ICY Aviation Committee] 



and conference speakers (11/18/65) 6-0109 

Tito, Josip Broz 

[President, Yugoslavia] 


State (11/7/65) 7-0738 


(10/28/64) 1-0705 


State 0/9/65; 7-0960 

Tixier-Vignancour, Jean-Louis 

[French right-wing leader] 


(10/26/65) 2-0373 

Todman, Terence A. 

[Charge d'Affaires, U.S. Embassy, Lome] 


(10/29/65) 3-1051 

Tomeh, George 



State (11/16/65) 1-0513; (11/12/65) 1-0539; 

(10/20/65) 2-0495; (10/19/65) 2-0534 

Tormes, Camilo 

[Radical Colombian priest] 


(8/24/65) 2-0039 


Tornetta, Vincenzo 

Tornetta, Vincenzo 



State (8/12/65) 3-0282 

Tothill, F. D. 



State (8/20/65) 6-0450 

Trade agreements 



to 2-0646 



Tran Buu Eiem 

[Representative, National Front for Liberation of 

South Vietnam] 


State (11/7/65) 7-0738 

Tran Van Do 

[Vice Premier and Foreign Minister, South 

Vietnam] 




State (10/25/65) 2-0380; (9/8/65) 7-0781; 

(3/20/65) 7-0955 

Transportation and transport equipment 

see also Aviation 

see also Roads and highways 

see also Ships and shipping 

see also Travel 

Travel 


through 10/65 6-0436 to 6-0597 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 


to 2-0646 


8/65 7-0390 to 7-0512 

Treaties and conventions 

sec also Convention on Transit Trade of 

Land-Locked States 


see also International Convention Against Racism 

see abo Peace settlements 

see also Trade agreements 


4-0937 


to 2-0646 

Tree, Marietta 

[U.S. representative on UN Trusteeship Council] 



(6/28/65 to 6/29/65) 2-0117 

Tremblay, Pan! 



State (8/27/65) 3-0184; (8/12/65) 3-0282; 

(8/9/65) 3-0297; (8/5/65) 3-0307; 

(6/12/65) 3-0414; (6/9/65) 3-0437; 

(5/27/65) 3-0475 

Tretyakov, K. G. 

[USSR delegate to UNCTAD] 


State (4/13/65) 7-0340; (4/13/65) 7-0341 

Trezise, Phillip H. 

[U.S. delegate to UNCTAD Trade and 



(4/1/65) 7-0389 


State (4/15/65) 7-0315; (4/12/65) 7-0345; 

(4/9/65) 7-0348; (4/6/65) 7-0377 

Trials 

Apartheid Í-00J5 to 1-0109 


Trivedi, Vishnnprasad Chunilal 



State (11/9/65) 1-0566; (11/5/65) 4-0251 

Tronko, P. T. 



State (11/10/65) 1-0552 

Troop movements 



Troxel, Oliver L. 

[Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy, Accra] 


State (10/19/65) 6-1046; (10/18/65) 6-1047; 

(7/19/65) 7-1051; (7/17/65) 7-1052 

Trgjillo, Rafael L. 

[President, Dominican Republic] 


State (4/10/65) 4-0102 

Truman, Harry 








(7/29/65) 4-0155.3 

Tsao, Pao Yi 



State (3/3/65) 6-0554; (2/5/65) 6-0583 

Tsarapkin, S. E. 



(10/27/65) 2-0337 


State (11/15/65) 4-0218; (11/15/65) 4-0224; 

(11/11/65) 4-0234; (11/9/65) 4-0237; 

(11/10/65) 4-0238 

Tshombe, Moise Kapenda 

[Premier, Congo (Leopoldville)] 


(2/19/65) 2-1023 


State (12/15/64) 2-0318 


memorandum from Komer to Johnson 

(12/28/64) 2-0304 

Tubby, Roger W. 

[Ambassador, U.S. Mission to European Office of 

UN and other International Organizations] 


State (7/14/65) 1-0379; Ç7/13/65) 1-0381; 

(10/15/65) 2-0613; (4/14/65) 6-0510; 

(4/9/65) 6-0513; (4/8/65) 6-0515; 

(4/2/65) 6-0524; (3/25/65) 6-0533; 

(3/23/65) 6-0538; (3/22/65) 6-0539; 

(3/8/65) 6-0552; (7/8/65) 6-0699; 

(11/15/65) 6-1010; (9/15/65) 7-0044; 

(9/15/65) 7-0045; (9/11/65) 7-0046; 

(9/4/65) 7-0054; (9/1/65) 7-0056; 

(8/31/65) 74057; (8/28/65) 7-0058; 

(8/24/65) 7-0061; (7/29/65) 7-0072; 

(7/23/65) 7-0075; (7/20/65) 7-0082; 

(7/19/65) 7-0083; (7/19/65) 7-0085; 

(7/16/65) 7-0086; (7/13/65) 7-0095; 

(7/9/65) 7-0100; (6/21/65) 7-0107; 

(6/14/65) 7-0121; (5/8/65) 7-0212; 

(4/24/65) 7-0282; (4/24/65) 74284; 

(4/24/65) 7-0285; (4/21/65) 1-0294; 

(4/8/65) 7-0359; (5/6/65) 7-0869 

Tubman, William V. 

[President, Liberia] 





State (8/4/65) 3-0308 


Tuomioja, Sakari S. 

[Finland Ambassador to Sweden] 


(3/24/64) 1-0911 

Turel, Vecdi 

[Director General, Third Department of Foreign 

Office, Turkey] 


State (8/10/65) 3-0288 

Turen, Milton 

[Bureau of Budget official. Health and Welfare 

Division] 







Turkey 



through 6/65 4-0092 to 4-0145 

Turner, Bruce R. 

[UN ControUer] 


State (4/26/65) 1-0406; (4/23/65) 1-0407; 

(4/16/65) 1-0410; (10/21/65) 2-0462; 

(8/31/65) 3-0170; (8/24/65) 3-0204; 

(8/19/65) 3-0228; (8/4/65) 3-0309 

Tweedsmuir, Lady 




(12/17/64) 2-0652 

Tydings, Joseph D. 

[U.S. Senator, Maryland] 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 

Tyler, William R. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Netherlands; Assistant 

Secretary of State for European Affairs] 


of State (10/22/65) 2-0417; (6/19/65) 3-0387 

UNyun 

[Executive Secretary, ECAFE] 



and letter from Ortiz-Tmoco to Goldschmidt 

(4/14/65) 6-0632 


(7/24/65) 6-0612 


State (7/28/65) 6-0609; (6/24/65) 6-0616 

UThant 

[Secretary General, UN] 


State (7/11/65) 6-0696 





State with letter from Thant to Rusk 

(11/3/65) 4-0159 



(5/19/65) 3-0497 



(10/7/64) 1-0765 

Bio-data: U Thant, Secretary General of 

UN 7-0542,- 7-0594 


(3/3/65) 2-0987; (4/22/65) 6-0630; 

(4/21/65) 7-0874; (4/6/65) 7-0925; 

(4/1/65) 7-0934; (3/30/65) 7-0942

Index by Subjects and Names U.N. finances 

Collection of contributions as at 17 Jan. 1965: 

Report of the Secretary General 

(1/1S/65) 3-0055 

Collection of contributions: Report of 

Secretary-General (status as at 1 Feb. 1965) 

(2/3/65) 3-0049 




from Read to Bundy (3/25/64) 1-0908 

Memorandum from Belk to Abell 

(7/24/64) 7-0668 


(10/16/64) 1-0752; (1/31/64) 1-0918; 

(12/1/64) 2-0322; (¡2/18/64) 2-0756; 

(7/24/64) 7-0671; (7/21/64) 7-0681 


(8/4/64) 7-0531 



Thant (8/5/64) 7-0527 


(8/6/64; 7-05.25 




House (7/31/64) 7-0646 


(8/8/64) 7-0524; (8/5/64) 7-0525; 

(8/11/64) 7-0692 


(6/22/64) 7-0684 


(9/27/65) 2-0027; (7/19/65) 2-0091 




(7/24/64) 7-0663; (7/24/64) 7-0672 


press release (7/24/64) 7-0669 






(8/3/64) 7-0577 


(6/24/65) 2-0177; 7-0536; 7-0587; 

(6/20/64) 7-0685 



Secretary-General (7/24/64) 7-0665; 

(7/24/64) 7-0673; (7/24/64) 7-0677 


and U Thant (8/6/64) 7-0697 


(3/10/65) 7-0959 



(1/14/65) 3-0059 





Note from Secretary General to USUN New York 

with amount required for overcoming present 

financial difficulties of United Nations 

(3/31/65) 2-0960 

Peace-keeping operations and UN's financial 

problems: Special Report of CIA Office of 


Personal items: UN Secretary General U 

Thant 7-0564; 7-06Í7 

Program for visit to Washington, D.C. of His 

Excellency U Thant, Secretary General of UN 

(8/4/64) 7-0637 

Schedule for UN Secretary General's visit, Aug. 

6-7, 1964 7-0547; 7-0600 


General Debate CJ/26/65; 5-0070 



Cleveland (1/26/65) 6-0823 

Suggested remarks for welcoming statement on U 

Thant arrival, with arrival arrangements at White 

House (8/6/64) 7-0618 




(8/1/65) 7-0833 


(3/18/65) 2-0950; (3/18/65) 2-0970; 

(5/13/65) 3-0519; (11/8/65) 4-0152; 

(9/4/65) 6-0606; (8/13/64) 7-0517; 

(8/3/65) 7-0827; (5/20/65) 7-0858; 

a/25/65) 7-1074 


reply (8/12/64) 7-0693 




(8/12/64) 7-0689 


State (10/20/65) 1-0245; (11/30/64) 1-0494; 

(¡1/11/65) 1-0651; (10/27/65) 2-0340; 

(¡/2¡/65) 3-0052; (1/21/65) 3-0054; 

(8/31/65) 3-0¡70; (8/27/65) 3-0¡84; 

(8/¡2/65) 3-0277; (8/9/65) 3-0297; 

(7/29/65) 3-0325; (7/24/65) 3-0345; 

(7/22/65) 3-0350; (6/9/65) 3-0433; 

(6/2/65) 3-0464; (6/¡/65) 3-0467; 

(5/¡2/65) 3-0523; (5/U/65) 3-0530; 

(4/24/65) 3-0572; (4/W65) 3-0599; 

(4/¡4/65) 3-0611: (4/13/65) 3-0613; 

(4/6/65) 3-0627; (4/2/65) 3-0634; 

(8/30/65) 3-0655; (8/25/65) 3-0656; 

(7/15/65) 3-0673; (6/23/65) 3-0675; 

(6/5/65) 3-0687; (U/5/65) 4-0252; 

(7/28/65.) 6-0609; (2/26/65) 6-08J«; 

(2/25/65) 6-0820; (4/23/65) 7-0286; 

(7/8/64) 7-0483; (9/28/65) 7-0765; 

(7/¡5/65) 7-0844; (4/¡5/65) 7-0881; 

(4/¡5/65) 7-0882; (4/¡3/65) 7-0892; 

(4/9/65) 7-0907; (4/8/65; 7-0908; 

(3/30/65) 7-0939; (3/25/65) 7-0949; 

(2/24/65) 7-0984; (2/12/65) 7-0996; 

(2/11/65) 7-0999; (2/24/65J 7-J075; 

(2/24/65) 7-1076 


State and Djakarta Embassy (7/2/65; 7-1113 


State (4/9/65; 7-0903 








President from his excellency U Thant 

(7/29/65) 7-0712 

Ulbricht, Walter 

[President, East Germany] 


State (70/25/65; 2-0Í8Í 

U.N. Capital Development Fund 

EPTA/Special Fund 7-O30Í to 7-0465 


7-0627 

U.N. charter 

Article 19, Volume H, Miscellaneous 2-0879 to 

3-0068 

ICY, VoL II (A), 4/65 through 7/65 4-0650 to 

4-0937 

ICY, VoL III, 8/65 through 9/65 4-0960 to 5-0225 



6-0907 


9/65 3-0640 to 3-0889 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-0707 to 7-J044 


7/65 7-7045 to 7-7724 

U.N. Committee on Measures 


4/65 4-0007 to 4-0097 

U.N. Conference on Trade and Development 


(UNCTAD) 6-0908 to 6-7006 



U.N. Disarmament Commission 


U.N. Economic and Social Council 



4-0937 


through 10/65 6-0436 to 6-0597 


9/65 3-0640 to 3-0889 



USUN Information Digest, 11 /65 2-0500 to 

2-0627 


7/65 7-2045 to 7-7774 

U.N. Economic Commission for Asia and the 

Far East 


through 10/65 6-0436 to 6-0597 


to 6-0657 

U.N. Economic Commission for Europe 



U.N. Educational, Scientific, and Cultural 

Organization 


8/65 7-0390 to 7-0522 

U.N. Emergency Force in Palestine 


2-0878 


3-0068 


3-0390 


3-0639 

Memos, Miscellaneous, Volume 11, 12/64 through 

11/65 2-0977 to 2-0325 


U.N. employees and pay 

MisceUaneous Cables, Volume VIII, 10/65 2-0326 

to 2-0646 

U.N. Expanded Program of Technical 

Assistance 



7-0627 

U.N. finances 


2-0878 


3-0068 


3-0723 


3-0390 


3-0639 



10/65 2-0647 to 2-0725 


11/64 7-0675 to 2-0976 


11/65 2-0977 to 2-0325 


to 2-0646 



6-0907 


U.N. finances Index by Subjects and Names 


U Thant visit, 8/6/64 7-0513 to 7-0687 


9/65 3-0640 to 3-0889 



1-0627 

U.N. Forces in Cyprus 


U.N. Human Sights Commission 


4-0937 


through 10/65 6-0436 to 6-0597 

U.N. International Children's Emergency 

Fund 


8/65 7-0390 to 7-0512 


7/65 7-7045 to 7-1114 

U.N. Operation in the Congo 

Article 19, Volume I, Miscellaneous 2-0726 ro 

2-0S7« 

Article 19, Volume II, Miscellaneous 2-0S79 to 

3-0068 


3-0390 

Article 19, Volume IV, Cables [IT] 3-0391 to 

3-0639 


U.N. peacekeeping operations 

see also U.N. Emergency Force in Palestine 

see also U.N. Forces in Cyprus 

see oiso U.N. Operation in the Congo 

see also U.N. Special Committee on Peace-Keeping 

Operations 


3-0068 

Article 19, Volume IV, Cables [II] 3-039/ to 

3-0639 



4-0937 

ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-022(5 to 5-0498 


11/64 i-0675 to 1-097« 


Public statements, 4/64 through 9/65 6-06JS ro 

6-0907 


9/65 3-0640 to 3-0SS9 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-070; to 7-1044 

U.N. Relief and Works Agency for Palestine 

Refugees in the Near East 



11/65 7-0977 to 2-0325 

MisceUaneous Cables, Volume VIH, 10/65 2-0326 

to 2-0646 


7-0627 

U.N. resolutions 



3-0068 


3-0639 





through 10/65 6-0436 to 6-0597 


11/64 2-0675 to 1-0976 


to 2-0646 


9/65 3-0640 to 3-08*9 


through 6/65 4-0092 to 4-0745 


4/65 4-0007 to 4-0097 




U.N. Security Council 


2-0878 


3-0068 


3-0773 


3-0390 


3-0639 



11/64 7-0675 to 1-0976 



6-0907 


9/65 3-0640 to 3-0889 


4/65 4-0002 to 4-0097 


U.N. Special Committee on Peace-Keeping 

Operations 

see aiso U.N. peacekeeping operations 


3-0068 


3-0390 


3-0639 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-0707 ro 7-7044 

U.N. Special Fund 



7-0627 

UN We Believe 


11/65 7-0977 to 2-0325 

UNCDF 

see U.N. Capital Development Fund 

UNCTAD 

see U.N. Conference on Trade and Development 

UNEF 

see U.N. Emergency Force in Palestine 

UNESCO 

see U.N. Educational, Scientific, and Cultural 

Organization 

UNFICYP 

see U.N. Forces in Cyprus 

UNICEF 

see U.N. International Children's Emergency Fund 

United Arab Republic 

see Egypt 

see Syria 


United Kingdom 



2-0878 


3-0068 


3-0390 


3-0639 



10/65 2-0647 to 2-0725 


11/65 2-0977 to 2-0325 


to 2-0646 


through 6/65 4-0092 to 4-0245 


4/65 4-0002 to 4-0092 




7/65 7-7045 to 7-2724 


see International Court of Justice 

see U.N. Capital Development Fund 

see U.N. Charter 

see U.N. Committee on Measures 

see U.N. Conference on Trade and Development 

see U.N. Disarmament Commission 

see U.N. Economic and Social Council 

see U.N. Economic Commission for Asia and the 

Far East 

see U.N. Economic Commission for Europe 

see U.N. Educational, Scientific, and Cultural 

Organization 

see U.N. Emergency Force in Palestine 

see U.N. employees and pay 

see U.N. Expanded Program of Technical 

Assistance 

see U.N. finances 

see U.N. Human Rights Commission 

see U.N. International Children's Emergency Fund 

see U.N. Operation in the Congo 

see U.N. peacekeeping operations 

see U.N. Relief and Works Agency for Palestine 


see U.N. resolutions 

see U.N. Security Council 

see U.N. Special Committee on Peace-Keeping 

Operations 

see U.N. Special Fund 

see World Health Organization 

United Nations Association 




12/1/65 6-0264 to 6-0435 

United World Federalists 

Memos, MisceUaneous, Volume II, 12/64 through 

11/65 2-0977 to 2-0325 

UNRWA 

see U.N. Relief and Works Agency for Palestine 


Unwin, Keith 



State (7/16/65) 7-0086 


State (11/5/65) 1-0592; (10/22/65) 2-0440; 

(10/19/65) 2-0526; (4/9/65) 7-0348; 

(4/1/65) 7-0386 

Usher, Arsène Assouan 



State (11/17/65) 1-0501; (11/14/65) 1-0525; 

(11/10/65) 1-0552; (11/9/65) 1-0566 

Va De 

[South Vietnamese anticommunist in France] 


State C5/20/65; 7-0856 

Vakula, Mr. 

[Translator, UN Secretariat] 


State (10/15/65) 2-0628 

Vaky, Viron P. 

[U.S. Embassy official, Guatemala City] 



Valenti, Jack 

[Special Assistant to President] 




World Peace Through Law (3/4/65) 4-0790

Index by Subjects and Names Waldheim, Kurt 

Letter from Valenti to Rhyne (4/8/65) 4-0956 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy. with 



Enloe to LBJ (10/18/65) 2-0017 





(10/31/64) 7-0446 

Van Baarda, C T. Rolf 

[Charge d'Affaires, Netherlands Embassy to 

U.S.] 


(8/4/65) 7-0825 

Van Chi 

[Vietnamese teacher in Africa] 


State (5/20/65) 7-0856 

Van Den Bussche, Miss 

[Staff member, Burundi Mission to UN] 


(2/10/65) 1-0130 


State (4/7/65) 1-0117; (3/26/65) 1-0119; 

(3/24/65) 1-0120; (2/15/65) 1-0126; 

(2/10/65) 1-0128 

Van Dongen, Mr. 

[International Organization Directorate, Foreign 

Ministry, Netherlands] 


of State (10/22/65) 2-0417 

Van Gorkom, L. H. J. B. 

[President, UN Security Council; Netherlands 

delegate to UN] 


State (8/30/65) 3-0173; (8/25/65) 3-0193; 

(5/28/65) 3-0471; (11/5/65) 4-0164; 

(4/8/65) 7-0905; (2/23/65) 7-0989; 

(2/8/65) 7-1017 

Van Grevenynghe, Michel 

[International Organizations Secretary, Foreign 

Ministry, France] 


(8/19/65) 3-0236 


(8/19/65) 3-0223; (8/12/65) 3-0273 

Van Nort, Leighton 

[Officer in charge, Population Affairs, Office of 

International Economic and Social Affairs, State 

Department] 





(4/15/64) 1-0820 

Vashedchenko, V. 

[Correspondent, Tass International Service] 



(12/3/65) 5-0764 

Vejroda, Milos 



State (2/25/65) 4-0031; (2/24/65) 4-0038; 

(2/23/65) 44042; (2/4/65) 4-0075 

Vekemans, Roger E. 

[Director, Center of Research and Social Action, 

Chile] 


(8/24/65) 2-0039 

Velazquez, Carlos Maria 

[Uruguay delegate to UN] 


State (2/19/65) 7-0990; (7/28/64) 7-1041 

Vellodi, Mnllath Aravind 

[Deputy to UN Under Secretary for Political and 

Security Council Affairs] 




(9/15/64) 4-0079 


(5/24/65) 3-0485 


State (8/25/65) 3-0194; (8/5/65) 3-0307; 

(6/9/65) 3-0430; (6/7/65) 3-0446; 

(5/26/65) 3-0478; (5/20/65) 3-0491; 

(5/19/65) 3-0495; (5/12/65) 3-0523; 

(5/4/65) 3-0554; (4/14/65) 3-0610; 

(4/9/65) 3-0619; (4/6/65) 3-0626; 

a/19/65) 4-0047; (2/15/65) 4-0054; 

(3/31/65) 4-0209 

Venezuela 


through 6/65 4-0092 to 4-0145 

Vermeersch, Jeanette 

[Widow of French Communist Party leader Thorez 

Vermeersch] 



Vervoerd, Hendrik F. 

[Prime Minister, South Africa] 


State (2/4/65) 4-0077 

Viaud, Maurice 



State (10/27/65) 1-0327; (10/6/65) 1-0353; 

(11/6/65) 1-0579; (10/22/65) 2-0445; 

(10/30/65) 6-1022: (10/13/65) 7-0006; 

(6/11/65) 7-0125; (6/9/65) 7-0131; 

(6/4/65) 7-0137; (5/5/65) 7-0226; 

(4/24/65) 7-0278; (4/20/65) 7-0295 

Viet Cong 


10/65 2-0647 to 2-0715 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-070Í ro 7-1044 

Vietnam, North 


10/65 2-0647 ro 2-07ÍJ 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 


through 6/65 4-0092 to 4-0J45 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-070/ ro 7-Í044 

Vietnam, South 

Article 19, Volume IV, Cables [II] 3-039J ro 

3-0639 

ICY, Vol. VI, 11/16/65 through 12/65 5-076Í to 

6-0148 

International Year for Human Rights, 1 /65 

through 10/65 6-043« to 6-0597 


10/65 2-0647 ro 2-07Í5 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 


ro 2-0646 


6-0907 


through 6/65 4-0092 to 4-0145 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-070J ro 7-J044 

Vind, Piero 



State f6/4/6j; 3-045Í; (5/27/65) 3-0475; 

(5/10/65) 3-0532; (11/2/65) 3-1046; 

(4/8/65) 7-0905 

United Nations financial crisis: Memorandum by 

USA (10/8/64) 2-0722 

Viten de la Huerta, J. 



State (6/.Z4/65J 7.0117 

Vizcaino Leal, Humberto 

[Guatemala delegate to UN] 


State (11/16/65) 1-0513 

Volio-Jimenez, Fernando 

[Costa Rica delegate to UN; Vice-Chairman, UN 

Special Committee on Apartheid] 

Election of UN High Commissioner for Human 

Rights: Communication from permanent 

representative of Costa Rica to United Nations 

(3/18/65) 6-0502 







State (3/23/dJ; 6-0538; (3/22/65) 6-0539 


(5/25/65) 1-0079; (6/12/65) 6-0473; 

(5/28/65) 6-0479; (3/8/65) 6-05J3 


State (6/16/65) 1-0076; (5/11/65) 1-0083; 

(5/10/65) 1-0084; (5/26/65) 6-0483; 

(3/17/65) 6-0545; (2/8/65) 6-0579; 

(2/8/65) 6-0581 

Von Kohorn, Henry 


from Von Kohom to Johnson, and advertisement 

(3/8/65) 2-0221 


(3/15/65) 2-0217; (3/11/65) 2-0219 

Voorhis, Jerry 

[Executive Director, Cooperative League of 

USA] 



Vorontsov, Yuli 

[USSR representative to Expert Committee on 

Measures] 


State (3/1/65) 4-0027; (2/24/65) 4-0038; 

(2/23/65) 4-0042; (2/15/65) 4-0054; 

(2/9/65) 4-0063; (2/5/65) 4-0069 

Vu Van Thai 



State (10/25/65) 2-0380 


fiO/23/6JJ 7-0742 

Vy, Ngo The 

see Ngo The Vy 

Wachmeister, Mr. 

[Chief of UN Section, Foreign Ministry, Brazil] 


State (8/17/65) 3-0257 

Wachuku, Jaja A. 

[Foreign Minister, Nigeria] 








(12/22/64) 2-0698 


State CJ2/5/64; 1-0473 

Wagner, O. Walter 

[Ecumenical Minister of Metropolitan Church 

Federation] 

Letter from Wagner to Johnson (2/18/65) 2-0242 

Memorandum from Bundy to Read 

(3/Í/6.5; 2-0247 

Waldheim, Kurt 



State (11/6/65) 1-0579; (6/15/65) 3-0395; 

(6/9/65) 3-0438; (6/4/65) 3-0451; 

(5/27/65) 3-0475; (5/10/65) 3-0532; 

(4/28/65) 3-0565; (4/12/65) 3-0615 


Waldron-Ramsey, W. E. 

Waldron-Ramsey, W. E. 



State (10/1/65) 7-0030; (6/7/65) 7-0135; 

(5/27/65) 7-0145; (5/1/65) 7-0234 

Walsh, Thomas E. 

[Second Secretary, U.S. Embassy, Accra] 

Airgram from Accra Embassy to Secretary of 

State, with working documents prepared for 

OAU Council of Ministers meeting 

(10/17/65) 2-0561 

Wapler, Mr. 

[Acting UN Political Director General; France 

delegate to UN] 


(2/S/65) 1-0286; (8/18/65) 3-0239 

War crimes 


through 10/65 6-0436 to 6-0597 

Warfare 

see Chemical and biological warfare 

see Guerrilla warfare 


Warner, Frederick A. 

[UK Ambassador to Laos] 




(6/11/65) 3-0418 


(3/20/65) 3-0493 


State (10/8/65) 3-0132; (6/7/65) 3-0447 

Washington Post 

First U.N. amendments (Washington Post 

editorial) (4/3/65) 3-0753 




4-0937 


Through Law Conference 4-0958 ro 4-0959 

Water resources development 

see also Water supply and use 

ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 to 5-0498 


to 6-0657 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-070J to 7-7044 

Water supply and use 

see also Weather 

Jordan Waters J-0Í79 to 1-0278 

Waters, Herb 

[Assistant Administrator, AID] 


(10/4/65) 5-0468 

Watt, James 

[Chairman, ICY Committee on Health] 


press release (6/23/65) 4-0824 

Wattles, Gurdon Wallace 

[Deputy Director, Codification Division, UN] 


State (3/26/65) 4-0132 

Weather 


4-0937 


6-074« 

Webb, Ronald A. 

[Foreign Service Officer, U.S. Mission to OECD, 

Paris] 



to Bundy (11/25/65) 6-0848 

Weerasinghe, Oliver 

[Ceylon Ambassador to U.S. and delegate to 

UN] 


State (11/11/65) 1-0651 

Wei, C. M. 



State (11/12/65) 1-0539 

Weisner, Jerry 

[Member, ICY Committee on Arms Control and 

Disarmament] 




Weissman, Mr. 

[Director, UN Housing Center] 


State (11/6/65) 1-0579 

Werner, Pierre 

[Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, 

Luxembourg] 


of State (9/1/65) 7-0792 

Wershof, M. H. 



State (10/25/65) 2-0395 

Wessin y Wessin, Gen. 

[Dominican Republic Armed Forces] 


16-27 May 4-0265 

Western Europe 

see a/so Austria 

see ato Cyprus 

see ato France 

see ato Germany, West 

see ato Greece 

see ato Iceland 

see ato Ireland 

see ato Italy 

see also Netherlands 

see ato Norway 

see ato Portugal 

see ato Spain 

see ato Sweden 

see ato Switzerland 

see ato United Kingdom 


White, Eric Wyndham 

[UK delegate to UNCTAD] 


State (7/16/65) 7-0086; (7/9/65) 7-0100; 

(6/21/65) 7-0107 


(10/5/65) 7-0020 


State (10/27/65) 2-0342; (10/6/65) 7-0015; 

(10/5/65) 7-0016; (10/4/65) 7-0025; 

(9/28/65) 7-0036; (6/25/65) 7-0101; 

(5/25/65) 7-0162 

White House Conference on Education 


4-0957 

ICY, Vol. Ill, 8/65 through 9/65 4-0960 ro 5-0225 

White House Conference on Health 



Cooperation 

ICY, Invitations, 10/65 6-0Í50 to 6-0265 



4-0957 


ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 ro 5-049« 


5-0760 

ICY, Vol. VI, 11/16/65 through 12/65 5-0767 ro 

6-074« 


12/1/65 6-0264 to 6-0435 

White House Conference on Natural Beauty 


4-0957 


White, Katherine E. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Denmark] 

Telegram from Copenhagen Embassy to Secretary 

of State (6/78/65; ;.0075 

Whyte, W. E. Hamilton 

[UK delegate to ECOSOC] 


State (10/27/65) 1-0327; (10/22/65) 2-0451; 

(10/21/65) 2-0468 

Wilbur, Vincent P. 

[U.S. Consulate official, Georgetown] 


of State (10/16/65) 2-0592 


(10/22/65) 2-0421 


of State (10/22/65) 2-0424; (10/19/65) 2-0514; 

(10/19/65) 2-0531; (10/15/65) 2-0614 

Williams, Catherine P. 

[Assistant editor, American Education] 





Williams, Franklin H. 

[U.S. Ambassador to Ghana; U.S. delegate to 

ECOSOC; Altemate delegate, U.S. Mission to 

UN] 


State (6/17/65) 1-0256; (1/26/65) 1-0465; 

(6/17/65) 5-0589; (6/17/65) 3-0392; 

(6/18/65) 3-0678; (6/17/65) 3-0679; 

(8/20/65) 6-0450; (2/9/65) 6-0577; 

(2/8/65) 6-0579; (2/8/65; 6-0587; 

(6/17/65) 7-0772 

Williams, G. Mennen 

[Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs] 


Embassies (7/23/65) 7-0414 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094 



statement (5/2/64; 7-0496 



(6/28/65 to 6/29/65) 2-0117 


State (12/11/64) 1-0469 

Willis, Frances E. 

[Member, U.S. Mission to UN] 


State (11/16/65) 1-0513; (11/13/65) 7-0529; 

(11/10/65) 1-0552; (10/15/65) 2-0602; 

(¡1/10/65) 3-1012 

Wilmot, J. B. 



State (10/27/65) 6-1029 

Wilson, Eran M. 

[U.S. Consul General, Jerusalem] 


of State (11/8/65) 1-0209; (9/24/65) 7-0246; 

(9/7/65; 7-0257 

Wilson, Harold 

[Prime Minister, UK] 


Federahsts (7/8/65) 2-0094 

Wilson, Henry H., Jr. 

[Administrative Assistant to President] 

Memorandum from Wilson to Chase 

(11/17/65) 7-0995 

Wüson, James M., Jr. 


Bangkok] 


State (5/76/65; 6-0625 

Wirtz, W. Willard 

[U.S. Secretary of Labor] 


Federalists (7/8/65) 2-0094

Index by Subjects and Names Zohrab, B. D. 

Witman, William, II 

[U.S. Ambassador to Togo] 


State (8/23/65) 3-0209 

Witt, William H. 

[First Secretary, U.S. Embassy, Capetown] 




Wollman, E. B. 

[Customer Relations Department, Twin Disc 

Clutch Co.] 


Chase to Belk (11/23/65) 5-0975 

Women 



12/1/65 6-02á4 to 6-0455 

Wong, Martin 

[Economic Minister and Counselor, Nationalist 

China Embassy to U.S.] 


(4/15/65) 7-0326 

Wood, Bryce 

[Professor, Columbia University] 

Letter from Wood to Cates (4/20/65) 2-0203 

World Court 

see International Court of Justice 

World Disarmament Conference 

Disarmament Vol. I, 11/65 4-0290 to 4-026J 


1-0674 

World Health Organization 


4-0957 

ICY, Vol. IV, 10/65 5-0226 to 5-0498 

World Veterans' Federation 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-070; to 7-1044 

World Weather Watch 

ICY, Vol. VI, 11/16/65 through 12/65 5-076J to 

6-0148 

Woulbronn, Jules 

[Belgium delegate to ECOSOC] 


State (10/27/65) 1-0327 

Wright, Jeranld 

[U.S. Embassy official, Taipei] 


State (6/21/65) 3-0386; (6/24/65) 3-0674; 

(4/7/65) 3-0711 

Wright, Nonny 



State (10/26/65) 6-1036; (6/25/65) 7-0101; 

(6/14/65) 7-0118; (6/14/65) 7-0120 

Wynter, Mr. 

[Parliamentary Secretary, Jamaica] 


State (10/20/65) 6-1045 

Wyzner, Engeninsz 



State (10/15/65) 2-0629; (2/9/65) 6-0577 

Yamazaki, Toshio 



State (11/16/65) 4-0214; (11/15/65) 4-0222; 

(11/15/65) 4-0226; (11/5/65) 4-0251; 

(3/24/65) 7-0950 

Yassen, Mustafa Kamil 

[Iraq delegate to UN] 


State (11/12/65) 1-0539 

Yemen 


to 2-0646 

Yeo, Mr. 



(4/2/65; 7-0584 


State C4/J/65; 7-05Ä7 

Yoshida, Nagao 

[Chief of UN section. Foreign Office, Japan] 


State (10/21/65) 2-0484 

Yost, Charles W. 

[Deputy U.S. Representative to UN] 


State (10/16/65) 2-0591 


USUN New York to Secretary of Sute 

(1/14/65) 3-0059 


(5/5/65; 5-055« 


Embassy (11/11/65) 3-1005 


State (20/26/65; 2-0052; (5/22/65; 2-0264; 

(10/6/65) 2-0555; (12/2/64) 1-0490; 

(11/17/65) 1-0501; (10/26/65) 2-0554; 

(10/26/65) 2-0365; (10/26/65) 2-0366; 

(10/26/65) 2-0367; (10/26/65) 2-0368; 

(10/26/65) 2-0370; (10/26/65) 2-0371; 

(10/16/65) 2-0588; (¡0/16/65) 2-0590; 

(2/5/65) 3-0033; (6/5/65) 3-0449; 

(6/1/65) 3-0467; (5/12/65) 5-0525; 

(5/20/65; 5-0552; (5/5/65; 5-0557; 

(4/24/65; 5-0572; (4/9/65; 5-0620; 

(8/10/65) 3-0664; (6/5/65) 3-0687; 

(3/10/65) 4-0144; (11/8/65) 4-0155; 

(8/6/65) 6-0454; (10/26/65) 6-1036; 

(10/6/65) 7-0014; (10/6/65) 7-0015; 

(4/15/65) 7-0320; (3/23/65) 7-0952; 

(3/23/65) 7-0953; (2/24/65) 7-0982; 

(8/4/64) 7-1040; (7/28/64) 7-1041 

Youde, Edward 

[Counselor, UK Mission to UN] 


State (11/10/65) 4-0151; (8/5/65) 7-0824 

Young, Kenneth T. 

[Head of U.S. delegation, ECAFE] 

Letter from Young to Johnson (3/18/64) 7-0501 

Young, Mr. 

[American Department official. Foreign Office, 

UK] 


State (20/22/65; 2-0459 

Youth 

ICY, Vol. Ill, 8/65 through 9/65 4-09ÍO ro 5-0225 

Yugoslavia 


11/65 1-0977 to 2-0325 

Vietnam, 5/64 through 11/65 7-0702 ro 7-J044 

Zagari, Mario 

[Italy delegate to UN Trade and Development 

Board] 


(6/24/65; 7-0224 

Zain Azraaki bin Sainal Ábidin 



State (11/10/65) 1-0552 

Zappler, Harry S. 

[Chairman, Committee for the Center for Human 

and International Relations] 

Letter from Zappler to Johnson, with Chairman's 

report of 1965 from Committee for Center for 

Human and International Relations 

(22/20/65; 5-0977 

Zavala Ortiz, Miguel Angel 

[Foreign Affairs Minister, Argentina] 


State (4/20/65; 4-0202 


State (3/31/65) 4-0130; (3/26/65) 4-0133 

Zea, German 

[Colombia delegate to UN] 


State (9/25/65; 7-0775 

Zimmerman, Robert W. 

[First Secretary, U.S. Embassy, Madrid] 



Laiglesia and Starrs (2/5/65; 5-0Í76 

Zohrab, B. D. 



State (22/9/65; 2-0255 


Accra 1965/A-193 



OAU Council of Ministers meeting (10/17/65) 

2-0561 

Accra 1965/39 


State (7/17/65) 7-1052 

Accra 1965/46 


State (7/19/65) 7-1051 

Accra 1965/322 


State (10/18/65) 6-1047 

Accra 1965/326 


State (10/19/65) 6-1046 

Amman 1965/127 


State (9/3/65) 7-0788 

Amman 1965/228 


State (10/21/65) 2-0478 

Amman 1965/241 


State (10/25/65) 2-0394 

Amman 1965/243 


State (10/26/65) 2-0376 

Ankara 1965/133 


State (8/10/65) 3-0288 

Ankara 1965/531 


State (11/7/65) 4-0158 

Athens 1965/724 


State (11/4/65) 4-0177 

Baghdad 1965/A-88 


State (7/24/65) 7-0074 

Baghdad 1965/A-115 


State (7/31/65) 7-0405 

Bangkok 1965/A-199 


Stole (8/27/65) 3-0177 



State (11/7/65) 7-0738 



State (4/9/65) 1-0415 

Bangkok 1965/1797 


State (5/16/65) 6-0623 

Index by Document Numbers 

Barbados 1965/86 


(10/15/65) 2-0638 

Beirat 1965/A-55 


State (7/30/65) 7-0407 

Beirut 1965/791 


State (2/8/65) 1-0277 

Beirut 1965/844 


State (2/23/65) 1-0274 

Belgrade 1965/381 


State (8/20/65) 3-0215 



State (9/14/65) 7-0773 



State (2/15/65) 1-0284 



State (3/9/65) 7-0960 



State (3/29/65) 7-0945 

Belize 1965/41 


State (10/25/65) 2-0377 

Berlin 1965/A-751 


(4/23/65) 6-0484 

Berlin 1965/391 


State (10/25/65) 2-0381 

Bern 1965/625 

Telegram from Bern Embassy to Secretary of State 

(4/30/65) 7-0250 

Blantyre 1965/A-149 


State (1/31/65) 7-1105 

Bonn 1965/A-308 


(8/24/65) 3-0196 

Bonn 1965/459 


State (8/17/65) 3-0253 

Bucharest 1965/6 (New York) 



Bucharest 1965/1282 



Budapest 1965/A-241 


State (10/24/65) 7-0740 

Buenos Aires 1965/713 


oiStue (11/15/65) 3-0973 

Bujumbura 1965/257 


State (11/15/65) 3-0974 

Cairo 1965/510 


State (8/17/65) 3-0252 

Cairo 1965/569 


State (8/25/65) 3-0192 

Capetown 1965/A-76 




Capetown 1965/37 


State (2/4/65) 4-0077 



State (11/1/65) 1-0026 



State (3/9/65) 4-0019 



State (4/2/65) 3-0638 



State (4/14/65) 3-0612 

Caracas 1965/388 


State (10/15/65) 2-0594 

Colombo 1965/188 


State (9/13/65) 7-0776 

Colombo 1965/281 


State (10/15/65) 2-0645 

Copenhagen 1965/959 


of State (6/18/65) 1-0073 

Dakar 1965/395 


State (11/2/65) 3-1043 

Department of State for Press No. 31 

Hard choices at UN: Address by Joseph J. Siseo at 

Dallas Regional Foreign Policy Conference at 

Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas, 

Feb. 27, 1965 (2/26/65) 3-0776 










Committee on Foreign Relations (4/28/65) 

3-0700 



Francisco, Law Day-USA Luncheon (4/29/65) 

6-0746 





Diplomacy (6/4/65) 6-0742 







(8/4/64) 7-0637 

Djakarta 1965/A-587 



from UN (2/2/65) 7-1098 

Djakarta 1965/1518 


State (2/6/65) 7-1090 



State (2/17/65) 7-1081 



State (2/20/65) 7-1078 



State (4/27/65) 7-1058 

Dublin 1965/A-32 





Dublin 1965/A-74 


State (8/27/65) 3-0179 

Dublin 1965/10 


State (7/15/65) 3-0360 



State (7/29/65) 3-0327 



State (9/15/65) 3-0153 

Dublin 1965/331 


State (4/25/65) 3-0571 

Freetown 1965/4 


Sute (11/16/65) 3-0964 

Geneva 1965/A-23 


State (7/11/65) 6-0696 


Geneva 1965/44 


State (7/8/65) 6-0699 



State (7/9/65) 7-0100 



State (7/13/65) 1-0381 



State (7/13/65) 7-0095 



State (7/14/65) 1-0379 

Geneva 1965/108 


State (7/16/65) 7-0086 

Geneva 1965/114 


State a/19/65) 7-0085 

Geneva 1965/117 


State (7/19/65) 7-0083 

Geneva 1965/125 


State (7/20/65) 7-0082 

Geneva 1965/166 


State (7/23/65) 7-0075 

Geneva 1965/221 


State (7/29/65) 7-0072 

Geneva 1965/338 


State (8/24/65) 7-0061 

Geneva 1965/372 


State (8/28/65) 7-0058 

Geneva 1965/379 


State (8/31/65) 7-0057 

Geneva 1965/383 


State (9/1/65) 7-0056 

Geneva 1965/401 


State (9/4/65) 7-0054 

Geneva 1965/426 


State (9/11/65) 7-0046 

Geneva 1965/450 


State (9/15/65) 7-0045 

Geneva 1965/451 


State (9/15/65) 7-0044 

Geneva 1965/680 


State (10/15/65) 2-0613 

Geneva 1965/871 


State (11/15/65) 6-1010 

Geneva 1965/1305 


State (2/15/65) 7-0434 

Geneva 1965/1392 


State (3/8/65) 6-0552 

Geneva 1965/1467 


State (3/22/65) 6-0539 

Geneva 1965/1474 


State (3/23/65) 6-0538 

Geneva 1965/1485 


State (3/25/65) 6-0533 


Geneva 1965/1544 


State (4/2/65) 6-0524 

Geneva 1965/1568 


State (4/9/65) 6-0513 

Geneva 1965/1569 


State (4/8/65) 7-0359 

Geneva 1965/1571 


State (4/8/65) 6-0515 

Geneva 1965/1618 


State (4/14/65) 6-0510 

Geneva 1965/1665 


State (4/24/65) 7-0285 

Geneva 1965/1666 


State (4/24/65) 7-0284 

Geneva 1965/1667 


State (4/24/65) 7-0282 

Geneva 1965/1736 


State (5/6/65) 7-0869 

Geneva 1965/1750 


State (5/8/65) 7-0212 

Geneva 1965/3004 


State (4/21/65) 7-0294 

Geneva 1965/3170 


State (6/14/65) 7-0121 

Geneva 1965/3187 


State (6/21/65) 7-0107 

Georgetown 1965/A-73 


of State (10/16/65) 2-0592 

Georgetown 1965/106 (AID) 


(10/22/65) 2-0421 

Georgetown 1965/129 


of State (10/15/65) 2-0614 



of State (10/19/65) 2-0514 



of State (10/19/65) 2-0531 



of State (10/22/65) 2-0424 

Guatemala 1965/110 



Hong Kong 1965/716 


of Sute (10/25/65) 2-0415 

Hong Kong 1965/1515 


of Sute (4/5/65) 6-0523

Index by Document Numbers New York 1964/238 

ICY Committee Memo No. 1 





press release (12/1/64) 4-0596 





source-book (1/22/65) 4-0590 




functional committees (3/1/65) 4-0474; 

(3/1/65) 4-0514 

ICY Newsletter No. 2 


Jerusalem 1965/59 


of State (9/1/65) 1-0251 



of State (9/24/65) 1-0246 



of State (11/8/65) 1-0209 

Kampala 1965/545 


State (¡0/25/65) 2-0385 

Kingston 1965/144 


Sute (10/20/65) 6-1045 

Kualalumpur 1965/1176 


of State (3/25/65) 6-0534 

Kuwait 1965/36 


State (8/2/65) 3-0315 



State (8/11/65) 3-0289 



State (8/19/65) 3-0235 

La Paz 1965/277 


State (10/27/65) 2-0343 

Lagos 1965/417 


State (9/25/65) 7-0041 

Lisbon 1965/A-144 



Lisbon 1965/715 


State (5/6/65) 7-0219 

Lome 1965/A-106 


(10/29/65) 3-1051 

Lome 1965/85 


State (8/23/65) 3-0209 

London 1965/A-1464 


State with transmutai slip from Belk to Bundy 

(12/17/64) 2-0652 

London 1965/92 


State (6/18/65) 7-0111 

London 1965/753 


State (8/18/65) 3-0240 

London 1965/950 


State (9/1/65) 3-0166 

London 1965/1552 


State (10/8/65) 3-0129 

London 1965/1705 


State (10/18/65) 6-1048 

London 1965/1833 


State (10/22/65) 2-0439 

London 1965/5611 


State (5/20/65J 7-0188 

Luxembourg 1965/36 


of State (9/1/65) 7-0792 

Madrid 1965/A-506 



Laiglesia and Starrs (2/5/65) 3-0876 

Managua 1965/74 


State (8/18/65) 3-0249 

Mexico City 1965/A-1196 


of State (6/9/65) 1-0382 

Mexico 1965/2766 


of State (5/17/65) 7-0210 

Monrovia 1965/A-54 




Monrovia 1965/55 


State (8/4/65) 3-0308 

Montevideo 1965/387 


of State (10/25/65) 2-0414 

Montevideo 1965/917 


of State (4/1/65) 7-0388 

Montreal 1965/77 


State (10/15/65) 2-0644 

Moscow 1965/511 


State (8/19/65) 3-0226 

Moscow 1965/513 


State (8/19/65) 3-0225 

Moscow 1965/617 


State (8/27/65) 3-0181 

Moscow 1965/658 


State (9/1/65) 3-0167 

Moscow 1965/1024 


State (9/25/65) 7-0769 

Moscow 1965/1480 


State (11/2/65) 3-1049 

Moscow 1965/2270 


State (2/6/65) 3-0040 

Moscow 1965/2285 


State ß/6/65) 3-0042 

Nairobi 1965/206 


State (8/19/65) 3-0232 

New Delhi 1965/318 


of State (8/18/65) 3-0248 



of State (8/20/65) 3-0217 



of State (10/15/65) 2-0600 



of State (2/6/65) 1-0287 

New York 1964/SECrO 2 


State (11/30/64) 1-0499 



State (11/30/64) 1-0496 



State (11/30/64) 1-0494 



State (12/1/64) 1-0493 



State (12/2/64) 1-0490 

New York 1964/SECTO 7 


State (12/2/64) 1-0484 



State (12/2/64) 1-0482 



State (12/3/64) 1-0477 



State (12/3/64) 1-0478 



State (12/4/64) 1-0475 



State (12/5/64) 1-0473 



State (12/5/64) 1-0471 



State (12/11/64) 1-0469 

New York 1964/20 (Bonn) 


Embassy (12/3/64) 1-0480 

New York 1964/238 


State (7/28/64) 7-1041 


New York 1964/297 Index by Document Numbers 

New York 1964/297 


State (8/4/64) 7-1040 

New York 1964/304 


State (8/5/64) 7-1036 

New York 1964/306 


State (8/6/64) 7-1032 

New York 1964/310 


State (8/6/64) 7-1031 

New York 1964/318 


State (8/6/64) 7-1029 

New York 1964/322 


State (8/6/64) 7-1028 

New York 1964/446 (London) 


Embassy (12/1/64) 1-0467 

New York 1964/1005 


State (10/6/64) 2-0778 

New York 1964/1181 


Sute (10/16/64) 6-0871 

New York 1964/1483 



(11/6/64) 2-0761 

New York 1964/1506 



(11/6/64) 2-0761 

New York 1964/3596 




(5/9/64) 2-0817 

New York 1964/3826 



(4/22/64) 2-0827 

New York 1965/A-247 


State (8/18/65) 1-0374 




Council president (8/27/65) 7-0800 



State (10/8/65) 6-0440 




(10/15/65) 2-O501 



State (10/16/65) 2-0591 



State (10/22/65) 1-0333 



State with letter from Thant to Rusk (11/3/65) 

4-0159 



State (11/4/65) 4-0168 



State (1/27/65) 6-0589 



State, with UN Secretariat Aide-memoire 

(1/30/65) 7-1109 





Heurtematte (2/2/65) 1-0461 

New York 1965/A-1042 




New York 1965/A-1126 



Security Council (3/2/65; 7-0970 

New York 1965/A-1242 


State (3/16/65) 1-0421 

New York 1965/A-1341 


State (3/24/65) 6-0535 

New York 1965/A-1379 



New York 1965/A-1434 


State (4/3/65) 1-0419 

New York 1965/A-1450 


State (4/6/65) 7-0927 

New York 1965/A-1460 


State, with appeal of 17 heads of state or 

government of non-aligned countries (4/7/65) 

7-0916 

New York 1965/A-1462 



(4/7/65; 7-0914 

New York 1965/A-1463 


State (4/7/65; 6-05J2 

New York 1965/A-1480 


State, with note from Stavropoulos (4/15/65) 

4-0106 

New York 1965/A.1484 


State (4/J0/65; 4-0Í02 

New York 1965/A-1514 




(4/14/65) 6-0632 

New York 1965/A-1523 




(4/14/65) 7-0890 

New York 1965/A-1666 


State, with attachment (5/6/65) 3-0544 

New York 1965/A-1749 


State with report from Campbell (5/19/65) 

3-0497 

New York 1965/A-1885 



Lopez to Spock, and Stevenson to Lopez 

(6/17/65) 7-0846 

New York 1965/3 (Kingston) 


Embassy (11/11/65) 3-1005 

New York 1965/3 (Yaounde) 


Embassy (11/16/65) 3-0968 

New York 1965/12 


State (8/10/65) 7-0815 

New York 1965/15 (Freetown) 


Embassy (11/11/65) 3-1010 



State (7/21/65) 3-0356 



Embassy (ÍÍ/J5/65; 3-0979 

New York 1965/18 (Leopoldville) 


Embassy (11/15/65) 3-0977 



Embassy (11/15/65) 3-0975 

New York 1965/19 (Leopoldville) 


Embassy (JÍ/Í6/65; 3-0965 



State (10/1/65) 7-0759 



State (7/9/65) 3-0378 



State (7/12/65) 3-0369 



State (7/13/65) 7-0098 



State (7/8/64) 7-0483 



State (7/14/65) 3-0366 



State (7/14/65) 3-0365 



State (7/14/65) 3-0362 



State (7/14/65) 6-0469 

New York 1965/75 (Djakarta) 





State (7/14/65) 3-0361 






State (7/15/65) 3-0359 



State (7/15/65) 3-0673 



State (7/15/65) 7-0844 



State (7/15/65) 3-0357; (7/15/65) 3-0358 



State (7/16/65) 1-0070 



State (7/16/65) 6-0466 

New York 1965/105 


State (7/20/65) 6-0615 

New York 1965/114 


State (7/21/65) 6-0463


New York 1965/115 


State (7/21/65) 1-0062; (7/21/65) 1-0064 

New York 1965/126 


State (7/22/65) 1-0058 

New York 1965/127 


State (7/22/65) 3-0351 

New York 1965/129 


State (7/22/65) 7-0843 

New York 1965/131 


State (7/22/65) 7-0842 

New York 1965/139 


State (7/22/65) 3-0350 

New York 1965/143 


State (7/23/65) 6-0614 

New York 1965/144 


State (7/23/65) 7-0413 

New York 1965/145 


State (7/23/65) 6-0613 

New York 1965/146 


State (7/23/65) 3-0348 

New York 1965/148 


State (7/23/65) 6-0456 

New York 1965/154 


State (7/23/65) 3-0347 

New York 1965/155 

Telegram from USUN New 

State (4/9/65) 7-0899 

New York 1965/157 


State (7/24/65) 3-0345 

New York 1965/161 


State (7/26/65) 3-0344 

New York 1965/184 


State (7/28/65) 3-0672 

New York 1965/185 


State O'28165) 6-0609 

New York 1965/186 


State (7/28/65) 1-0057 

New York 1965/189 


State (7/29/65) 3-0326 

York to Secretary of 


New York 1965/182 


State (7/28/65) 3-0330 

New York 1965/183 


State (7/28/65) 3-0329 





New York 1965/192 


State (7/29/65) 1-0376 

New York 1965/195 


State (7/29/65) 3-0325 

New York 1965/199 


State a/29/65) 7-0838 

New York 1965/204 


State (7/30/65) 3-0671 

New York 1965/206 


State (7/30/65) 3-0670 

New York 1965/209 


State (7/30/65) 3-0324 

New York 1965/212 


State (7/30/65) 1-0054 

New York 1965/215 


State (8/2/65; 6-0455 

New York 1965/217 (Geneva) 


Mission and Secretary of State (10/18/65) 

2-0554 

New York 1965/221 


State (8/2/65) 3-0314 

New York 1965/225 


State (8/2/65) 3-0312 

New York 1965/228 


State (8/2/65) 7-0832 

New York 1965/231 


State (8/3/65) 3-03U 

New York 1965/232 


State (8/3/65) 7-0404 

New York 1965/235 


State (8/3/65) 1-0053 

New York 1965/244 


State (8/4/65) 7-0402 

New York 1965/249 


State (8/4/65) 3-0309 

New York 1965/250 


State (8/4/65) 3-0668 

New York 1965/253 


State (8/4/65) 3-0667 

New York 1965/254 


State (8/4/65) 7-0401 

New York 1965/265 


State (8/5/65) 3-0307 

New York 1965/266 


Stete (8/5/65) 3-0306 

New York 1965/267 


State (8/24/65) 3-0202 

New York 1965/269 


State C8/5/65; 7-0524 

New York 1965/278 


State (8/6/65) 3-0304 

New York 1965/281 


State (8/0/65; 7-0400 

New York 1965/284 


State (8/6/65; 6-0454 

New York 1965/286 


State (8/6/65; 7-0822 

New York 1965/291 


State (8/9/65) 3-0297 

New York 1965/292 


State (8/9/65) 3-0295 



















New York 1965/302 


State (8/10/65) 3-0665 

New York 1965/309 


State (8/Í0/65; 3-0290 

New York 1965/312 


State (8/10/65) 3-0664 

New York 1965/314 


State (8/20/65; 7-0067 

New York 1965/321 


State (8/10/65) 7-0814 

New York 1965/328 


State (8/JJ/65; J-0/56 

New York 1965/347 


State (8/J2/65; 3-0287 

New York 1965/348 


State (8/12/65) 3-0282 

New York 1965/349 


State (8/J2/65; 3-0279 

New York 1965/353 


State (8/22/65; 3-0277 

New York 1965/354 


State (8/22/65; 3-0274 

New York 1965/361 


State (8/13/65) 7-0399 

New York 1965/363 


State (8/23/65; 7-0822 

New York 1965/364 


State (8/13/65) 3-0272 

New York 1965/365 


State (8/23/65; 3-0272 

New York 1965/369 


State (8/23/65; 3-0270 

New York 1965/371 


State (8/23/65; 3-0269 

New York 1965/380 


State (8/23/65; 2-0052 

New York 1965/381 


State (8/13/65) 7-0811 

New York 1965/391 


State (8/26/65; 3-0260 

New York 1965/400 


State (8/27/65; 7-0398 

New York 1965/403 


Stete (8/27/65; 3-0662 

New York 1965/406 


Stete (8/27/65; 3-0254 

New York 1965/408 


Sute (8/17/65) 1-0049 

New York 1965/411 


SUte (8/18/65) 3-0247 

New York 1965/418 


Sute (8/28/65; 3-0245 



New York 1965/419 


State (8/18/65) 3-0242 

New York 1965/420 


State (8/18/65) 3-0243 

New York 1965/422 


State (8/18/65) 7-0809 

New York 1965/424 


State (8/18/65) 1-0048 

New York 1965/427 


State (8/19/65) 3-0230 

New York 1965/428 


State (8/19/65) 3-0229 

New York 1965/429 


State (8/19/65) 3-0658 

New York 1965/431 


State (8/19/65) 3-0228 

New York 1965/434 


State (8/19/65) 3-0227 

New York 1965/436 


State (8/19/65) 7-0808 

New York 1965/444 


State (8/20/65) 3-0214 

New York 1965/445 


State (8/20/65) 3-0213 

New York 1965/449 


State (8/20/65) 3-0212 

New York 1965/450 


State (8/20/65) 6-0450 

New York 1965/451 


State (8/20/65) 1-0047 

New York 1965/455 


State (8/20/65) 3-0211 

New York 1965/456 


State (8/20/65) 3-0210 

New York 1965/457 


State (8/20/65) 6-0451 

New York 1965/462 


State (8/20/Ö.5J 1-0046 

New York 1965/465 


State (8/23/65) 3-0208 

New York 1965/467 


State (8/23/65) 3-0207 

New York 1965/472 


State (8/23/65) 3-0206 

New York 1965/473 


State (8/23/65) 1-0045 

New York 1965/477 


State (8/24/65) 3-0205 

New York 1965/478 


State (8/24/65) 3-0204 

New York 1965/487 


State (8/24/65) 3-0200 


New York 1965/489 


State (8/24/65) 1-0255 

New York 1965/494 


State (8/24/65) 3-0198 

New York 1965/495 


State (8/24/65) 1-0153 

New York 1965/496 


State (8/24/65) 1-0151 

New York 1965/500 


State (8/25/65) 3-0195 

New York 1965/504 


State (8/25/65) 1-0254 

New York 1965/505 


State (8/25/65) 3-0194 

New York 1965/507 


State (8/25/65) 7-0805 

New York 1965/509 


State (8/25/65; 3-0657 

New York 1965/510 


State (8/25/65; 3-0193 

New York 1965/511 


State (8/25/65; 3-0656 

New York 1965/517 


State (8/26/65; 3-0788 

New York 1965/518 


State (8/26/65; 7-0804 

New York 1965/521 


State (8/26/65) 1-0148 

New York 1965/522 


State (8/26/65) 1-0146 

New York 1965/525 


State (8/27/65) 3-0185 

New York 1965/528 


State (8/27/65) 3-0184 

New York 1965/535 


Stole (8/27/65) 1-0373 

New York 1965/537 


State (8/27/65) 1-0144 

New York 1965/542 


State (8/27/65) 1-0253 

New York 1965/543 


State (8/27/65) 1-0142 

New York 1965/544 


State (8/27/65) 3-0182 

New York 1965/552 


State (8/30/65; 3-0;75 

New York 1965/554 


State (8/30/65; 3-0J74 

New York 1965/556 


State (8/30/65) 3-0173 

New York 1965/562 


State (8/30/65) 3-0655 

New York 1965/567 


State (8/30/65) 1-0140 

New York 1965/573 


State (8/31/65) 3-0171 

New York 1965/574 


State (8/3Í/65; 7-0796 

New York 1965/575 


State (8/31/65) 7-0795 

New York 1965/579 


State (8/31/65) 3-0170 

New York 1965/581 


State (8/31/65) 7-0793 

New York 1965/583 


State fS/3i/65; 3-0654 

New York 1965/597 


State (9/1/65) 3-0168 

New York 1965/602 


State (9/1/65) 1-0044 

New York 1965/607 


State (9/2/65; 1-0043 

New York 1965/628 


State (9/3/65; i-0372 

New York 1965/633 


State (9/3/65; 1-0248 

New York 1965/649 


State (9/7/65; 3-0162 

New York 1965/668 


State (9/Í/65; 7-0782 

New York 1965/700 


State (9/9/65; 7-0778 

New York 1965/701 


State (9/9/65) 7-0777 

New York 1965/712 (GeneTa) 


Mission (3/26/65; 6-0532 

New York 1965/713 


State (9/10/65) 3-0157 

New York 1965/742 


State (9/J3/65; 7-0775 

New York 1965/743 


State (9/J3/65; i-0042 

New York 1965/764 


State (9/J5/65; 3-0653 

New York 1965/779 


State (9/J6/65; J-0367 

New York 1965/780 


State (9/16/65) 3-0652 

New York 1965/824 


Sute (9/20/65) 3-0146 

New York 1965/834 


Sute (9/20/65; 3-0J45 

New York 1965/863 


Sute (9/22/65) 1-0365


New York 1965/872 


State (9/22/65) 1-0364 

New York 1965/889 


State (9/23/65) 1-0363 

New York 1965/907 


State (9/23/65) 7-0771 

New York 1965/917 


State (9/24/65) 3-0142 

New York 1965/920 


State (9/24/65) 1-0036 

New York 1965/924 


State (9/24/65) 1-0361 

New York 1965/925 


State (9/24/65) 3-0141 

New York 1965/933 


State (9/24/65) 6-0448 

New York 1965/950 


State (9/27/65) 1-0360 

New York 1965/951 


State (9/27/65) 7-0767 

New York 1965/958 


State (9/27/65) 7-0039 

New York 1965/962 


State (9/27/65) 7-0037 

New York 1965/968 


State (9/27/65) 3-0140 

New York 1965/975 


State (9/28/65) 3-0139 

New York 1965/978 


State (9/28/65) 7-0765 

New York 1965/980 


State (9/28/65) 7-0036 

New York 1965/995 


State (9/29/65) 1-0358 

New York 1965/996 


State (9/29/65) 7-0034 

New York 1965/1000 


State (9/29/65) 7-0763 

New York 1965/1019 


State (9/30/65) 7-0762 

New York 1965/1023 


State (9/30/65) 3-0138 

New York 1965/1028 


State (9/30/65) 7-0032 

New York 1965/1034 


State (9/30/65) 3-0137 

New York 1965/1037 


State (10/25/65) 6-1037 

New York 1965/1045 


State (10/1/65) 7-0031 

New York 1965/1048 


State (10/1/65) 7-0030 

New York 1965/1053 


State (10/1/65) 3-0136 

New York 1965/1054 


State (10/1/65) 3-0135 

New York 1965/1058 


State (10/1/65) 3-0134 

New York 1965/1073 


State (10/2/65) 6-0447 

New York 1965/1078 


State (10/2/65) 64446 

New York 1965/1086 


Stole (10/4/65) 1-0356 

New York 1965/1088 


State (10/4/65) 7-0026 

New York 1965/1089 


State (10/4/65) 7-0025 

New York 1965/1090 


Stote (10/4/65) 7-0022 

New York 1965/1097 


Sute (10/5/65) 7-0018 

New York 1965/1103 


Sute (10/5/65) 3-0133 

New York 1965/1104 


Sute (10/5/65) 1-0035 

New York 1965/1109 


State (10/5/65) 1-0355 

New York 1965/1111 


SUte (10/5/65) 7-0016 

New York 1965/1126 


SUte (10/6/65) 7-0015 

New York 1965/1131 


SUte (10/6/65) 1-0353 

New York 1965/1134 

Telegram from USUN New York to Secretory of 

Stote (10/6/65) 7-0014 

New York 1965/1160 


SUte (10/7/65) 7-0752 

New York 1965/1179 


Sute (10/8/65) 7-0756 

New York 1965/1180 


Sute (10/8/65) 7-0008 

New York 1965/1184 


SUte (10/8/65) 3-0130 

New York 1965/1204 


Sute (10/8/65) 7-0755 

New York 1965/1230 


SUte (10/11/65) 1-0352 

New York 1965/1249 


Stote (10/12/65) 7-0007 

New York 1965/1251 


State (10/12/65) 1-0351 

New York 1965/1284 


Sute (10/13/65) 7-0006 

New York 1965/1291 


SUte (10/13/65) 1-0033 

New York 1965/1292 


SUte (10/13/65) 7-0747 

New York 1965/1294 


SUte (10/13/65) 7-0748 

New York 1965/1320 


Stote (10/14/65) 1-0349 

New York 1965/1328 


State (10/14/65) 1-0348 

New York 1965/1332 


State (10/14/65) 7-0004 

New York 1965/1344 


SUte (10/15/65) 2-0596 

New York 1965/1347 


Stote (10/15/65) 2-0636 

New York 1965/1348 


Stote (10/15/65) 2-0628 

New York 1965/1349 


SUte (10/15/65) 2-0604 

New York 1965/1350 


Sute (10/15/65) 2-0632 

New York 1965/1351 


Sute (¡0/15/65) 2-0612 

New York 1965/1353 


Stote (10/15/65) 2-0637 

New York 1965/1354 


Stote (10/15/65) 2-0633 

New York 1965/1362 


Stote (10/15/65) 7-0002 

New York 1965/1365 


Stote (10/15/65) 2-0630 

New York 1965/1366 


Stote (10/15/65) 2-0602 

New York 1965/1367 


Stote (10/15/65) 1-0346 

New York 1965/1368 


Stote (10/15/65) 7-0003 

New York 1965/1370 


Stote (10/16/65) 2-0586 

New York 1965/1372 


SUte (¡0/15/65) 2-0629 

New York 1965/1378 


Sute (10/¡6/65) 2-0590 

New York 1965/1379 


Sute (¡0/16/65) 2-0588 

New York 1965/1386 


Sute (10/18/65) 2-0551 

New York 1965/1387 


Sute (10/18/65) 2-0552 

New York 1965/1388 


Stote (10/18/65) 2-0559 

























York to Secretory of 



New York 1965/1391 


State (10/18/65) 2-0560 

New York 1965/1393 


State (10/1S/65) 2-0550 

New York 1965/1397 


State (10/18/65) 2-0556 

New York 1965/1398 


State (10/18/65) 1-0344 

New York 1965/1399 


State (10/18/65) 1-0345 

New York 1965/1400 


Mission and Secretary of State (10/18/65) 

2-0554 

New York 1965/1401 


State (10/18/65) 2-0558 

New York 1965/1403 


State (10/18/65) 2-0555 

New York 1965/1405 


State (10/18/65) 2-0557 

New York 1965/1413 


State (10/19/65) 2-0529 

New York 1965/1414 


State (10/19/65) 2-0507 

New York 1965/1420 


State (10/19/65) 2-0508 

New York 1965/1421 


State (10/19/65) 2-0509 

New York 1965/1422 


State (10/19/65) 2-0526 

New York 1965/1429 


State (10/19/65) 2-0504 

New York 1965/1430 


State (10/19/65) 2-0534 

New York 1965/1431 


State (10/19/65) 2-0511 

New York 1965/1432 


State (10/19/65) 2-0528 

New York 1965/1436 


State (10/20/65) 1-0343 

New York 1965/1438 


State (10/20/65) 2-0500 

New York 1965/1446 


State (10/20/65) 2-0485 

New York 1965/1447 


State (10/20/65) 1-0245 

New York 1965/1454 


State (10/20/65) 2-0486 

New York 1965/1455 


State (10/20/65) 2-0490 

New York 1965/1456 


State (10/20/65) 2-0495 


New York 1965/1459 


State (10/20/65) 2-0488 

New York 1965/1460 


State (10/20/65) 2-0499 

New York 1965/1463 


State (10/21/65) 2-0477 

New York 1965/1465 


State (10/21/65) 6-1043 

New York 1965/1467 


State (10/21/65) 2-0459 

New York 1965/1472 


State (10/21/65) 2-0462 

New York 1965/1477 


State (10/21/65) 2-0472 

New York 1965/1478 


State (10/21/65) 2-0471 

New York 1965/1479 


State (10/21/65) 2-0474 

New York 1965/1481 


State (10/21/65) 1-0112 

New York 1965/1482 


State (10/21/65) 2-0467 

New York 1965/1486 


State (10/21/65) 2-0465 

New York 1965/1487 


State (10/21/65) 2-0461 

New York 1965/1489 


State (10/21/65) 2-0464 

New York 1965/1490 


State (10/21/65) 2-0468 

New York 1965/1493 


State (10/22/65) 1-0340 

New York 1965/1495 


State (10/22/65) 2-0448 

New York 1965/1496 


State (10/22/65) 2-0447 

New York 1965/1498 


State (10/22/65) 2-0441 

New York 1965/1499 


State (10/22/65) 2-0440 

New York 1965/1500 


State (10/22/65) 6-1038 

New York 1965/1502 


State (10/22/65) 2-0442 

New York 1965/1504 


State (10/22/65) 2-0434 

New York 1965/1507 


State (10/22/65) 2-0428 

New York 1965/1509 


State (10/22/65) 2-0443 

New York 1965/1510 


State (10/22/65) 2-0451 

New York 1965/1516 


State (10/22/65) 2-0446 

New York 1965/1520 


State (10/22/65) 2-0444 

New York 1965/1521 


State (10/22/65) 2-0422 

New York 1965/1522 


State (10/22/65) 2-0449 

New York 1965/1525 


State (10/22/65) 6-1042 

New York 1965/1526 


State (10/22/65) 2-0445 

New York 1965/1527 


State (10/22/65) 2-0431 

New York 1965/1528 


State (10/22/65) 2-0452 

New York 1965/1529 


State (10/22/65) 2-0427 

New York 1965/1531 


State (10/22/65) 2-0430 

New York 1965/1532 


State (10/22/65) 2-0433 

New York 1965/1536 


State (10/25/65) 1-0329 

New York 1965/1538 


State (10/25/65) 2-0398 

New York 1965/1540 


State (10/25/65) 2-0411 

New York 1965/1542 


State (10/25/65) 2-0409 

New York 1965/1544 


State (10/25/65) 2-0406 

New York 1965/1545 


State (6/14/65) 3-0404 

New York 1965/1546 


State (70/25/«; 2-0403 

New York 1965/1548 


State (10/25/65) 2-0412 

New York 1965/1549 


Sute (10/25/65) 2-0395 

New York 1965/1550 


State (10/25/65) 2-0401 

New York 1965/1554 


State (10/26/65) 2-0359 

New York 1965/1555 


State (10/26/65) 2-0360 

New York 1965/1557 


State (10/26/65) 2-0356 

New York 1965/1559 


State (10/26/65) 2-0354 

New York 1965/1565 


Sute (10/26/65) 1-0032


New York 1965/1566 


State (¡0/26/65) 2-0370 

New York 1965/1567 


State (10/26/65) 6-1036 

New York 1965/1568 


State (10/26/65) 2-0367 

New York 1965/1571 


State (10/26/65) 2-0371 

New York 1965/1572 


State (10/26/65) 2-0366 

New York 1965/1576 


State (10/26/65) 2-0365 

New York 1965/1578 


State (10/26/65) 2-036S 

New York 1965/1583 


State (10/27/65) 2-0342 

New York 1965/1584 


State (10/27/65) 6-1029 

New York 1965/1585 


State (10/27/65) 2-0336 

New York 1965/1586 


State (10/27/65) 1-0327 

New York 1965/1587 


State (10/27/65) 2-0341 

New York 1965/1591 


State (10/27/65) 2-0340 

New York 1965/1599 


State (10/27/65) 2-0351 

New York 1965/1600 


State (10/27/65) 2-0352 

New York 1965/1605 


State (10/27/65) 2-0333 

New York 1965/1613 


State (10/2S/65) 1-0322 

New York 1965/1616 


State (10/2S/65) 1-0320 

New York 1965/1625 


State (10/28/65) 1-0326 

New York 1965/1630 


State (10/28/65) 6-1028 

New York 1965/1637 


State (10/28/65) 5-0352 

New York 1965/1662 


State (10/29/65) 6-1023 

New York 1965/1665 


State (10/29/65) 1-0111 

New York 1965/1674 


State (10/30/65) 6-1019 

New York 1965/1675 


State (10/30/65) 6-1021 

New York 1965/1676 


State (10/30/65) 6-1022 

New York 1965/1678 


State (10/30/65) 3-1053 

New York 1965/1683 


State (10/31/65) 1-0318 

New York 1965/1685 


State (11/1/65) 4-0308 

New York 1965/1686 


State (11/1/65) 6-1017 

New York 1965/1693 


State (11/1/65) 3-1052 

New York 1965/1705 


State (11/2/65) 1-0618 

New York 1965/1711 


State (11/2/65) 1-0313 

New York 1965/1713 


State (11/2/65) 4-0307 

New York 1965/1714 


State (11/2/65) 3-1045 

New York 1965/1715 


State (11/2/65) 3-1044 

New York 1965/1717 


State, for Siseo from Roosevelt (11/2/65) 1-0316 

New York 1965/1725 


Sute (11/2/65) 1-0315 

New York 1965/1731 


State (11/2/65) 3-1042 

New York 1965/1732 


State (11/2/65) 3-1047 

New York 1965/1733 


State (11/2/65) 3-1046 

New York 1965/1734 




New York 1965/1742 


State (11/3/65) 1-0608 

New York 1965/1744 


State (11/3/65) 3-1040 

New York 1965/1745 


State (11/3/65) 3-1041 

New York 1965/1758 


State (11/3/65) 4-0257 

New York 1965/1761 


State (11/3/65) 4-0256 

New York 1965/1762 


State (11/3/65) 1-0237 

New York 1965/1764 


State (11/3/65) 1-0240 

New York 1965/1765 


State (11/3/65) 1-0241 

New York 1965/1768 


State (11/3/65) 1-0235 

New York 1965/1769 


State (11/3/65) 1-0238 

New York 1965/1770 


State (11/3/65) 1-0239 

New York 1965/1773 


State (11/3/65) 6-1015 

New York 1965/1774 


State (11/3/65) 6-1016 

New York 1965/1775 


State (11/4/65) 1-0602 

New York 1965/1776 


State (11/4/65) 1-0670 

New York 1965/1777 


State (11/4/65) 1-0309 

New York 1965/1780 


State (11/4/65) 1-0227 

New York 1965/1796 


State (11/4/65) 4-0172; (11/4/65) 4-0183 

New York 1965/1797 


State (11/4/65) 4-0175; (11/4/65) 4-0186 

New York 1965/1798 


State (11/4/65) 1-0234 

New York 1965/1800 


State (11/4/65) 1-0138 

New York 1965/1801 


State (11/4/65) 1-0232 

New York 1965/1803 


State (11/4/65) 1-0230 

New York 1965/1804 


State (11/4/65) 4-0179 

New York 1965/1805 


State (11/4/65) 3-1033 

New York 1965/1810 


State (11/5/65) 1-0592 

New York 1965/1811 


State (11/5/65) 1-0665 

New York 1965/1813 


State (11/5/65) 4-0163 

New York 1965/1818 


State (11/5/65) 1-0307 

New York 1965/1828 


State (U/5/65) 4-0249 

New York 1965/1829 


State (11/5/65) 4-0253 

New York 1965/1830 


State (11/5/65) 1-0219 

New York 1965/1831 


State (11/5/65) 1-0213 

New York 1965/1833 


State (11/5/65) 4-0164 

New York 1965/1835 


State (11/5/65) 3-1027 



New York 1965/1836 


State (11/5/65) 4-0251 

New York 1965/1837 


Sute (11/5/65) 4-0254 

New York 1965/1838 


State (11/6/65) 1-0661 

New York 1965/1839 


State (11/6/65) 1-0579 

New York 1965/1840 


State (11/6/65) 1-0306 

New York 1965/1843 


State (11/6/65) 3-1025 

New York 1965/1856 


State (11/8/65) 4-0248 

New York 1965/1858 


State (11/8/65) 4-0155 

New York 1965/1859 


State (U/8/65) 3-1022 

New York 1965/1860 


State (11/8/65) 1-0211 

New York 1965/1861 


State (11/8/65) 3-1023 

New York 1965/1864 


Sute (11/8/65) 3-1018 

New York 1965/1865 


Sute (11/9/65) 1-0657 

New York 1965/1866 


Sute (11/9/65) 1-0566 

New York 1965/1867 


SUte (11/9/65) 4-0246 

New York 1965/1868 


State (11/9/65) 4-0241 

New York 1965/1875 


Sute (11/9/65) 4-0150 

New York 1965/1877 


Sute (11/9/65) 4-0237 

New York 1965/1881 


Sute (11/9/65) 1-0135 

New York 1965/1889 


Sute (11/10/65) 1-0204 

New York 1965/1899 


Sute (11/10/65) 1-0207 

New York 1965/1900 


Sute (11/10/65) 4-0238 

New York 1965/1901 


Sute (11/10/65) 1-0017 

New York 1965/1904 


Sute (11/10/65) 3-1012 

New York 1965/1905 


Sute (11/10/65) 1-0206 

New York 1965/1909 


Sute (11/10/65) 4-0151 


New York 1965/1910 


Sute (11/11/65) 1-0651 

New York 1965/1911 


Sute (11/10/65) 1-0552 

New York 1965/1913 


SUte (11/11/65) 3-1006; (11/11/65) 3-1008 

New York 1965/1916 


Sute (11/11/65) 3-1009 

New York 1965/1917 


Sute (11/11/65) 1-0199 

New York 1965/1918 


Sute (11/11/65) 1-0197 

New York 1965/1919 


Sute (11/11/65) 3-1001; (11/11/65) 3-1003 

New York 1965/1925 


Sute (11/11/65) 4-0234 

New York 1965/1927 


Sute (11/11/65) 4-0232 

New York 1965/1929 


Sute (11/11/65) 4-0236 

New York 1965/1930 


Sute (11/11/65) 4-0231 

New York 1965/1931 


Sute (11/11/65) 1-0203 

New York 1965/1932 


Sute (11/11/65) 4-0149 

New York 1965/1946 


Sute (11/11/65) 3-1007 

New York 1965/1949 


Sute (11/11/65) 3-0999 

New York 1965/1950 


Sute (11/12/65) 1-0304 

New York 1965/1952 


Sute (11/12/65) 1-0539 

New York 1965/1953 


SUte (11/11/65) 1-0644 

New York 1965/1957 


Sute (11/12/65) 3-0988 

New York 1965/1962 


Sute (11/12/65) 6-1012 

New York 1965/1966 


Sute (11/12/65) 3-0990 

New York 1965/1967 


Sute (11/12/65) 4-0229 

New York 1965/1970 


Sute (11/12/65) 3-0996 

New York 1965/1971 


Sute (11/12/65) 1-0191 

New York 1965/1973 


Sute (11/12/65) 1-0195 

New York 1965/1974 


Sute (11/12/65) 1-0189 

New York 1965/1975 


Sute (11/13/65) 1-0529 

New York 1965/1976 


Sute (11/12/65) 1-0640 

New York 1965/1977 


Sute (11/13/65) 1-0303 

New York 1965/1985 


Sute (11/13/65) 3-0985 

New York 1965/1986 


Sute (11/13/65) 3-0986 

New York 1965/1987 


SUte (11/14/65) 1-0525 

New York 1965/1992 


SUte (11/15/65) 1-0182 

New York 1965/1999 


Sute (11/15/65) 1-0302 

New York 1965/2005 


SUte (11/15/65) 4-0218 

New York 1965/2006 


Sute (11/15/65) 4-0224 

New York 1965/2007 


Sute (11/15/65) 4-0222 

New York 1965/2008 


Sute (11/15/65) 4-0226 

New York 1965/2009 


Sute (11/15/65) 4-0220 

New York 1965/2010 


Sute (11/15/65) 3-0978 

New York 1965/2011 


Sute (11/15/65) 1-0185 

New York 1965/2012 


Sute (11/15/65) 1-0183 

New York 1965/2020 


Sute (11/16/65) 1-0513 

New York 1965/2021 


Sute (11/16/65) 1-0634 

New York 1965/2024 


Sute (11/16/65) 14133 

New York 1965/2032 


Sute (11/16/65) 1-0180 

New York 1965/2033 


SUte (11/16/65) 4-0215 

New York 1965/2038 


SUte (11/16/65) 4-0214 

New York 1965/2041 


Sute (11/16/65) 4-0216 

New York 1965/2052 


SUte (11/16/65) 1-0630 

New York 1965/2053 


Sute (11/17/65) 1-0501 

New York 1965/2118 



(11/20/65) 4-0196


New York 1965/2196 


State (12/15/64) 2-0318 

New York 1965/2426 



New York 1965/2427 


State (12/10/65) 3-0886 



New York 1965/2462 



(1/14/65) 3-0059 

New York 1965/2647 



(1/14/65) 3-0059 

New York 1965/2800 


State (1/21/65) 3-0052 

New York 1965/2830 


State (1/21/65) 3-0054 

New York 1965/2902 


State (1/26/65) 1-0465 

New York 1965/2924 


Sute (1/31/64) 2-0873 

New York 1965/2953 


State (1/28/65) 6-0822 

New York 1965/3039 


State (2/2/65) 1-0459 

New York 1965/3058 


State (2/3/65) 1-0458 

New York 1965/3059 


State (2/3/65) 3-0022 

New York 1965/3071 


State (2/3/65) 7-1096 

New York 1965/3084 


State (2/4/65) 1-0456 

New York 1965/3085 


State (2/4/65) 1-0278 

New York 1965/3086 


State (2/4/65) 1-0455 

New York 1965/3090 


State (2/4/65) 6-0584 

New York 1965/3099 


State (2/4/65) 4-0075 

New York 1965/3103 


State (2/5/65) 1-0454 

New York 1965/3105 


State (2/5/65) 7-1094 

New York 1965/3106 


State (2/5/65) 1-0288 

New York 1965/3107 


State (2/5/65) 3-0033 

New York 1965/3108 


State (2/5/65) 1-0453 

New York 1965/3110 


State (2/5/65) 4-0070 

New York 1965/3112 


State (2/5/65) 4-0069 

New York 1965/3117 


State (2/5/65) 7-1091 

New York 1965/3118 


State (2/5/65) 6-0583 

New York 1965/3126 



(2/8/65) 3-0017 

New York 1965/3127 


State (2/8/65) 1-0450 

New York 1965/3132 


State (2/8/65) 1-0449 

New York 1965/3138 


State (2/8/65) 6-0581 

New York 1965/3139 


State (2/8/65) 6-0579 

New York 1965/3143 


State (2/8/65) 4-0068 

New York 1965/3149 


State (2/8/65) 7-1017 



Embassy (2/8/65) 7-1089 



Embassy (2/8/65) 7-1087 

New York 1965/3156 


State (2/9/65) 1-0447 

New York 1965/3160 


State (2/9/65) 6-0578 

New York 1965/3161 


State (2/9/65) 6-0577 

New York 1965/3165 


State (2/9/65) 4-0063 

New York 1965/3171 


State (2/9/65) 7-1011 

New York 1965/3174 


State (2/9/65) 1-0176 

New York 1965/3182 


State (2/10/65) 7-1010 

New York 1965/3183 


State (2/10/65) 7-1007 

New York 1965/3184 


State (2/10/65) 7-1006 

New York 1965/3185 


State (2/10/65) 7-1086 

New York 1965/3192 


State (2/10/65) 1-0128 

New York 1965/3201 


State (2/11/65) 3-0875 

New York 1965/3209 


State (2/11/65) 1-0173 

New York 1965/3210 


Sute (2/11/65) 7-0999 

New York 1965/3216 


Sute (2/12/65) 7-0997 

New York 1965/3217 


Sute (2/12/65) 7-0996 

New York 1965/3220 


Sute (2/12/65) 1-0446 

New York 1965/3223 


Sute (2/12/65) 7-1085 

New York 1965/3234 


Sute (2/12/65) 1-0172 

New York 1965/3240 


Sute (2/13/65) 4-0057 

New York 1965/3241 


Sute (2/13/65) 7-1083 

New York 1965/3252 


Sute (2/15/65) 1-0165 

New York 1965/3260 


Sute (2/15/65) 1-0445 

New York 1965/3263 


Sute (2/15/65) 1-0126 

New York 1965/3264 


Sute (2/15/65) 4-0054 

New York 1965/3286 


Sute (2/17/65) 4-0049 

New York 1965/3289 


SUte (2/17/65) 6-0575 

New York 1965/3297 


Sute (2/17/65) 1-0162 

New York 1965/3298 


Sute (2/17/65) 6-0573 

New York 1965/3301 


Sute (2/18/65) 6-0571 

New York 1965/3302 


Sute (2/17/65) 6-0572 

New York 1965/3320 


Sute (2/19/65) 1-0441 

New York 1965/3322 


Sute (2/19/65) 7-1079 

New York 1965/3327 


SUte (2/19/65) 1-0276 

New York 1965/3328 


Sute (2/19/65) 7-0991 

New York 1965/3329 


SUte (2/19/65) 7-0990 

New York 1965/3335 


Sute (2/19/65) 4-0047 

New York 1965/3336 


Sute (2/19/65) 6-0570 





York to SecreUry of 


York to Secreury of 






















New York 1965/3347 


State (2/23/65) 6-0564 

New York 1965/3348 


State (2/23/65) 1-0272 

New York 1965/3350 


State (2/23/65) 7-0989 

New York 1965/3351 


State (2/23/65) 4-0044 

New York 1965/3352 


State (2/23/65) 4-0042 

New York 1965/3357 


State (2/24/65) 7-0987 

New York 1965/3365 


State (2/24/65) 7-1076 

New York 1965/3366 


State (2/24/65) 7-1075 

New York 1965/3367 


State (2/24/65) 7-0984 

New York 1965/3368 


State ^2/24/65; 4-003« 

New York 1965/3369 


State (2/24/65) 4-0035 

New York 1965/3371 


State (2/24/65) 7-0982 

New York 1965/3389 


Stete (2/25/65) 6-0561 

New York 1965/3394 


State (2/25/65) 6-0559 

New York 1965/3398 


State (2/25/65) 4-0033 

New York 1965/3399 


State (2/25/65) 4-0031 

New York 1965/3400 


State (2/25/65) 6-0820 

New York 1965/3403 


State (2/26/65) 1-0161 

New York 1965/3406 


State (2/26/65) 6-0558 

New York 1965/3412 


State (2/26/65) 6-0818 

New York 1965/3413 


State (2/26/65) 1-0271 

New York 1965/3419 


State (2/26/65) 7-1071 

New York 1965/3420 


State (2/26/65) 7-1072 

New York 1965/3424 


State (2/27/65) 4-0030 

New York 1965/3425 


State (2/27/65) 4-0029 

New York 1965/3429 


State (3/1/65) 7-1069 


New York 1965/3430 


State (3/1/65) 7-1068 

New York 1965/3432 


State (3/1/65) 7-0969 

New York 1965/3437 


State (3/1/65) 4-0027 

New York 1965/3438 


State (3/1/65) 6-0555 

New York 1965/3447 


State (3/2/65) 1-0433 

New York 1965/3450 


State (3/2/65) 7-0966 

New York 1965/3451 


State (3/2/65) 1-0160 

New York 1965/3465 


State (3/3/65) 6-0554 

New York 1965/3474 


State (3/3/65) 1-0159 

New York 1965/3475 


State (3/3/65) 1-0266 

New York 1965/3476 


State (3/3/65) 7-0963 

New York 1965/3478 


State (3/3/65) 4-0025 

New York 1965/3479 


State (3/3/65) 4-0024 

New York 1965/3490 


State (3/4/65) 7-0962 

New York 1965/3497 


State (3/4/65) 4-0023 

New York 1965/3504 


State (3/5/65) 7-0961 

New York 1965/3508 


State (3/5/65) 1-0124 

New York 1965/3512 


State (3/5/65) 4-0021 

New York 1965/3515 


State (3/5/65) 1-0265 

New York 1965/3525 


State (3/8/65) 6-0551 

New York 1965/3530 


State (3/8/65) 7-0428 

New York 1965/3537 


State (3/9/65) 1-0425 

New York 1965/3574 


State (3/10/65) 4-0144 

New York 1965/3618 


State (3/12/65) 1-0264 

New York 1965/3653 


State (3/16/65) 1-0262 

New York 1965/3658 


State (3/17/65) 4-0143 

New York 1965/3662 


State (3/17/65) 1-0260 

New York 1965/3669 


State (3/17/65) 6-0544 

New York 1965/3673 


State (3/17/65) 6-0545 

New York 1965/3685 


State (3/18/65) 4-0142 

New York 1965/3712 


State (3/19/65) 6-0543 

New York 1965/3750 


State (3/23/65) 7-0953 

New York 1965/3751 


State (3/23/65) 7-0952 

New York 1965/3766 


State (3/24/65) 1-0121 

New York 1965/3767 


State (3/24/65) 1-0120 

New York 1965/3768 


State (3/24/65) 7-0950 

New York 1965/3773 


State (3/25/65) 4-0138 

New York 1965/3785 


State (3/25/65) 4-0137 

New York 1965/3792 


State (3/25/65) 4-0136 

New York 1965/3794 


State (3/25/65) 7-0949 

New York 1965/3802 


State (3/26/65) 4-0133 

New York 1965/3808 


State (3/26/65) 1-0092 

New York 1965/3810 


State (3/26/65) 4-0132 

New York 1965/3812 


State (3/26/65) 1-0119 

New York 1965/3842 


State (3/30/65) 7-0940 

New York 1965/3843 


State (3/30/65) 7-0939 

New York 1965/3851 


State (3/30/65) 1-0090 

New York 1965/3852 


State (3/30/65) 4-0131 

New York 1965/3865 


State (3/31/65) 4-0130 

New York 1965/3866 


State (3/31/65) 1-0089 

New York 1965/3872 


State (3/31/65) 4-0128 

New York 1965/3874 


State (3/31/65) 4-0209


New York 1965/3877 


State (4/1/65) 7-0387 

New York 1965/3879 


State (4/1/65) 4-0124 

New York 1965/3882 


State (4/1/65) 7-0936 

New York 1965/3885 


State (4/1/65) 4-0123 

New York 1965/3888 


State (4/1/65) 4-0122 

New York 1965/3890 


State (4/1/65) 7-0386 

New York 1965/3891 


State (4/1/65) 7-0385 

New York 1965/3903 


State (4/2/65) 7-0383 

New York 1965/3908 


State (4/2/65) 3-0634 

New York 1965/3910 


State (4/2/65) 3-0632 

New York 1965/3911 


State (4/2/65) 3-0630 

New York 1965/3915 


State (4/2/65) 4-0118 

New York 1965/3917 


State (4/2/65) 7-0382 

New York 1965/3918 


State (4/2/65) 4-0117 

New York 1965/3921 


State (4/2/65) 4-0116 

New York 1965/3922 


State (4/2/65) 3-0629 

New York 1965/3931 


State (4/5/65) 7-0380 

New York 1965/3933 


State (4/5/65) 7-0379 

New York 1965/3940 


State (4/6/65) 3-0627 

New York 1965/3943 


State (4/6/65) 4-0114 

New York 1965/3944 


State (4/6/65) 7-0377 

New York 1965/3945 


State (4/6/65) 7-0375 

New York 1965/3946 


State (4/6/65) 7-0371 

New York 1965/3947 


State (4/6/65) 3-0626 

New York 1965/3948 


State (4/6/65) 7-0928 

New York 1965/3959 


State (4/7/65) 4-0112 

New York 1965/3960 


State (4/7/65) 4-0111 

New York 1965/3961 


State (4/7/65) 4-0110 

New York 1965/3962 


State (4/7/65) 3-0625 

New York 1965/3964 


State (4/12/65) 1-0116 

New York 1965/3967 


State (4/7/65) 4-0108 

New York 1965/3968 


State (4/7/65) 7-0922 

New York 1965/3970 


State (4/7/65) 3-0624 

New York 1965/3972 


State (4/7/65) 7-0366 

New York 1965/3979 


State (4/8/65) 7-0909 

New York 1965/3980 


State (4/8/65) 3-0623 

New York 1965/3981 

Telegram from USUN New York 

State (4/8/65) 3-0621 

New York 1965/3983 


State (4/8/65) 7-0908 

New York 1965/3989 


State (4/8/65) 7-0905 

New York 1965/3992 


State (4/8/65) 7-0358 

New York 1965/3993 


State (4/8/65) 74356 

New York 1965/3995 


State (4/9/65) 7-0351 

New York 1965/3999 


State (4/9/65) 7-0902 

New York 1965/4000 


State (4/9/65) 7-0901 

New York 1965/4001 


State (4/9/65) 7-0900 

New York 1965/4002 


Stete (4/9/65) 3-0620 

New York 1965/4006 


State (4/9/65) 4-0104 

New York 1965/4008 


State (4/9/65) 3-0619 

New York 1965/4009 


State (4/9/65) 7-0898 

New York 1965/4010 


State (4/9/65) 7-0897 

New York 1965/4011 


State (4/9/65) 7-0349 

New York 1965/4012 


State (4/9/65) 7-0348 











to Secretary of 
















New York 1965/4017 


State (4/12/65) 7-0347 

New York 1965/4019 


State (4/12/65) 7-0345 

New York 1965/4020 


State (4/12/65) 3-0615 

New York 1965/4021 


Sute (4/12/65) 7-0894 

New York 1965/4023 


State (4/12/65) 1-0414 

New York 1965/4024 


State (4/7/65) 1-0117 

New York 1965/4025 


State (4/12/65) 4-0100 

New York 1965/4028 


State (4/12/65) 3-0614 

New York 1965/4031 


State (4/12/65) 7-0343 

New York 1965/4032 


State (4/12/65) 7-0342 

New York 1965/4036 


State (4/13/65) 7-0341 

New York 1965/4038 


State (4/13/65) 7-0340 

New York 1965/4040 


State (4/13/65) 7-0338 

New York 1965/4041 


State (4/13/65) 7-0337 

New York 1965/4043 


State (4/13/65) 4-0098 

New York 1965/4044 


State (4/13/65) 3-0613 

New York 1965/4047 


State (4/13/65) 741336 

New York 1965/4066 

New York 1965/4048 


State (4/13/65) 74)334 

New York 1965/4052 


Sute (4/13/65) 7-0892 

New York 1965/4057 


Sute (4/14/65) 7-0888 

New York 1965/4058 


Sute (4/14/65) 3-0611 

New York 1965/4059 


Sute (4/14/65) 7-0329 

New York 1965/4060 


Sute (4/14/65) 7-0328 

New York 1965/4061 


Sute (4/14/65) 74)887 

New York 1965/4062 


Sute (4/14/65) 7-0885 

New York 1965/4066 


Sute (4/14/65) 3-0610 
























New York 1965/4067 

Telegram from USUN New York to 

State (4/14/65) 4-0097 

New York 1965/4068 


State (4/14/65) 7-0884 

New York 1965/4074 


State (4/14/65) 7-0327 

New York 1965/4075 


State (4/15/65) 7-0323 

New York 1965/4082 


State (4/15/65) 7-0321 

New York 1965/4084 


State (4/16/65) 7-0300 

New York 1965/4086 


State (4/15/65) 1-0087 

New York 1965/4087 


State (4/15/65) 7-0320 

New York 1965/4088 


State (4/15/65) 3-0609 

New York 1965/4090 


State (4/15/65) 7-0882 

New York 1965/4091 


State (4/15/65) 7-0881 

New York 1965/4093 


State (4/15/65) 4-0096 

New York 1965/4094 


State (4/15/65) 3-0608 

New York 1965/4095 


Sute (4/15/65) 3-0607 

New York 1965/4096 


State (4/15/65) 7-0317 

New York 1965/4099 


State (4/15/65) 3-0605 

New York 1965/4100 


Sute (4/15/65) 7-0315 

New York 1965/4101 


Sute (4/15/65) 74)312 

New York 1965/4102 


Sute (4/15/65) 7-0311 

New York 1965/4109 


Sute (4/16/65) 3-0599 

New York 1965/4112 


Sute (4/16/65) 3-0597 

New York 1965/4115 


Stete (4/16/65) 3-0596 

New York 1965/4116 


State (4/16/65) 1-0411 

New York 1965/4117 


Stete (4/16/65) 4-0095 

New York 1965/4118 


State (4/16/65) 3-0594 

New York 1965/4119 


Stete (4/16/65) 1-0115 

SecreUry of 

Secretary of 

Secretary of 

Secreury of 

Secretary of 

Secreury of 





















New York 1965/4120 


Sute (4/16/65) 1-0410 

New York 1965/4127 


Sute (4/19/65) 3-0592 

New York 1965/4128 


Sute (4/19/65) 3-0591 

New York 1965/4129 


State (4/19/65) 3-0589 

New York 1965/4131 


Sute (4/19/65) 7-0298 

New York 1965/4135 


Sute (4/19/65) 7-0296 

New York 1965/4148 


Sute (4/20/65) 7-0295 

New York 1965/4159 


State (4/21/65) 3-0587 

New York 1965/4168 


Sute (4/21/65) 7-0293 

New York 1965/4169 


State (4/21/65) 1-0408 

New York 1965/4170 


Stete (4/21/65) 7-0292 

New York 1965/4180 


State (4/22/65) 3-0583 

New York 1965/4189 


Sute (4/22/65) 7-0873 

New York 1965/4193 


Stete (4/23/65) 3-0582 

New York 1965/4194 


State (4/23/65) 7-0290 

New York 1965/4197 


Stete (4/23/65) 1-0407 

New York 1965/4200 


Sute (4/23/65) 1-0259 

New York 1965/4201 


Sute (4/23/65) 6-0629 

New York 1965/4202 


Sute (4/23/65) 3-0580 

New York 1965/4203 


Sute (4/23/65) 7-0287 

New York 1965/4205 


Sute (4/23/65) 3-0578 

New York 1965/4208 


Sute (4/23/65) 6-0628 

New York 1965/4211 


Sute (4/23/Ó5; 7-0286 

New York 1965/4212 


Stete (4/23/65) 3-0576 

New York 1965/4216 


Stete (4/24/65) 3-0572 

New York 1965/4217 


Stete (4/24/65) 7-0278 


Secreury of 

Secreury of 

Secreury of 

Secretary of 

Secreury of 

Secretary of 





















New York 1965/4218 


State (4/24/65) 7-0279 

New York 1965/4220 


State (4/26/65) 1-0406 

New York 1965/4227 


Stete (4/26/65) 7-1057 

New York 1965/4232 


Sute (4/27/65) 7-0274 

New York 1965/4235 


State (4/27/65) 7-0270 

New York 1965/4241 


Sute (4/27/65) 7-0267 

New York 1965/4244 


Sute (4/27/65) 7-0265 

New York 1965/4252 


Sute (4/28/65) 3-0568 

New York 1965/4253 


Stete (4/28/65) 3-0566 

New York 1965/4254 


Sute (4/28/65) 7-0261 

New York 1965/4255 


Sute (4/28/65) 7-0258 

New York 1965/4260 


Stete (4/28/65) 3-0565 

New York 1965/4264 


Sute (4/28/65) 7-0257 

New York 1965/4266 


State (4/28/65) 7-0254 

New York 1965/4267 


Sute (4/28/65) 7-0253 

New York 1965/4270 


Sute (4/29/65) 7-0252 

New York 1965/4273 


Stete (4/29/65) 3-0563 

New York 1965/4275 


Sute (4/29/65) 7-0251 

New York 1965/4277 


State (4/29/65) 3-0562 

New York 1965/4286 


State (4/30/65) 7-0248 

New York 1965/4287 


State (4/30/65) 7-0247 

New York 1965/4288 


State (4/30/65) 7-0246 

New York 1965/4291 


State (4/30/65) 7-0245 

New York 1965/4295 


Stete (4/30/65) 7-0244 

New York 1965/4296 


Sute (4/30/65) 7-0242 

New York 1965/4301 


State (4/30/65) 6-0627 























York to Secretary of


New York 1965/4303 


State (4/30/65) 1-0403 

New York 1965/4306 


State (4/30/65) 3-0559 

New York 1965/4318 


State (5/1/65) 7-0241 

New York 1965/4320 


State (5/1/65) 7-0240 

New York 1965/4321 


State (5/1/65) 7-0234 

New York 1965/4327 


State (5/3/65) 7-0231 

New York 1965/4328 


State (5/3/65) 1-0402 

New York 1965/4329 


State (5/3/65) 7-0230 

New York 1965/4333 


State (5/3/65) 6-0626 

New York 1965/4339 


State (5/11/65) 3-0530 

New York 1965/4341 


State (5/3/65) 3-0557 

New York 1965/4350 


State (5/4/Ö5J 7-0227 

New York 1965/4351 


State (5/4/65) 3-0556 

New York 1965/4352 


State (5/4/65) 3-0554 

New York 1965/4356 


State (5/4/65) 7-0870 

New York 1965/4363 


State (5/5/65) 7-0226 

New York 1965/4369 


State (5/5/65) 7-0224 

New York 1965/4370 


State (5/5/65) 3-0553 

Secretary of 

Secretary of 

Secretary of 

Secretary of 

Secretary of 

Secretary of 













New York 1965/4378 


State (5/6/65) 7-0868 

New York 1965/4381 


State (5/6/65) 1-0086 

New York 1965/4382 


State (5/6/65) 7-0217 

New York 1965/4383 


State (5/6/65) 3-0543 

New York 1965/4387 


State (5/6/65) 7-0216 

New York 1965/4399 


State (5/7/65) 1-0400 

New York 1965/4404 


State (5/7/65) 3-0542 

New York 1965/4406 


State (5/7/65) 3-0691 

New York 1965/4424 


State (5/10/65) 3-0540 

New York 1965/4425 


State (5/10/65) 3-0536 

New York 1965/4426 


State (5/10/65) 3-0535 

New York 1965/4433 


State (5/10/65) 1-0084 

New York 1965/4437 


State (5/10/65) 3-0532 

New York 1965/4440 


State (5/11/65) 3-0527 

New York 1965/4455 


State (5/11/65) 1-0083 

New York 1965/4464 


State (5/12/65) 3-0523 

New York 1965/4467 


State (5/12/65) 6-0625 

New York 1965/4470 


State (5/12/65) 1-0399 

New York 1965/4477 


State (5/13/65) 3-0516 

New York 1965/4479 


State (5/13/65) 3-0515 

New York 1965/4489 


State (5/13/65) 3-0688 

New York 1965/4504 


State (5/14/65) 3-0504 

New York 1965/4524 


State (5/17/65) 7-0209 

New York 1965/4530 


State (5/17/65) 3-0502 

New York 1965/4533 


State (5/17/65) 7-0208 

New York 1965/4534 


State (5/17/65) 7-0207 

New York 1965/4535 


State (5/17/65) 7-0206 

New York 1965/4536 


State (5/17/65) 7-0205 

New York 1965/4549 


State (5/18/65) 7-0863 

New York 1965/4551 


State (5/18/65) 3-0501 

New York 1965/4557 


State (5/18/65) 1-0396 

New York 1965/4558 


State (5/18/65) 7-0204 

New York 1965/4559 


State (5/18/65) 7-0201 

New York 1965/4560 


Sute (5/18/65) 7-0200 

New York 1965/4569 


State (5/18/65) 7-0197 

New York 1965/4574 


State (5/18/65) 1-0082 

New York 1965/4580 


State (5/19/65) 7-0193 

New York 1965/4585 


State (5/19/65) 3-0495 

New York 1965/4586 


State (5/19/65) 7-0192 

New York 1965/4588 


Sute (5/19/65) 7-0191 

New York 1965/4604 


SUte (5/20/65) 6-0622 

New York 1965/4610 


SUte (5/20/65) 3-0491 

New York 1965/4614 


SUte (VW«; 7-0856 

New York 1965/4615 


SUte (5/20/65) 3-0489 

New York 1965/4622 


Sute (5/21/65) 7-0186 

New York 1965/4625 


Sute (5/21/65) 7-0185 

New York 1965/4626 


Sute (5/21/65) 7-0183 

New York 1965/4629 


Sute (5/21/65) 7-0181 

New York 1965/4631 


Sute (5/21/65) 7-0180 

New York 1965/4632 


Sute (5/21/65) 3-0487 

New York 1965/4649 


SUte (5/24/65) 7-0179 

New York 1965/4650 


SUte (5/24/65) 7-0177 

New York 1965/4651 


Sute (5/24/65) 7-0175 

New York 1965/4653 


Sute (5/24/65) 7-0170 

New York 1965/4663 


Sute (5/25/65) 7-0166 

New York 1965/4664 


Sute (5/25/65) 7-0165 

New York 1965/4665 


Sute (5/25/65) 3-0484 

New York 1965/4668 


Sute (5/25/65) 6-0621 

New York 1965/4669 


Sute (5/25/65) 7-0854 

New York 1965/4671 


SUte (5/25/65) 7-0163 



New York 1965/4680 


State (5/25/65) 7-0162 

New York 1965/4681 


State (5/25/65) 7-0160 

New York 1965/4682 


State (5/25/65) 7-0159 

New York 1965/4683 


State (5/25/65) 7-015S 

New York 1965/4685 


State (5/25/65) 7-0154 

New York 1965/4688 


State (5/26/65) 1-0394 

New York 1965/4699 


State (5/26/65) 6-0483 

New York 1965/4700 


State (5/26/65) 7-0151 

New York 1965/4703 


State (5/26/65) 3-0482 

New York 1965/4705 


State (5/26/65) 3-0480 

New York 1965/4706 


State (5/26/65) 3-0479 

New York 1965/4707 


State (5/26/65) 7-0149 

New York 1965/4708 


State (5/26/65) 3-0478 

New York 1965/4713 


State (5/27/65) 3-0475 

New York 1965/4715 


State (5/27/65) 1-0078 

New York 1965/4717 


State (5/27/65) 7-0146 

New York 1965/4726 


State (5/27/65) 7-0145 

New York 1965/4727 


State (5/27/65) 7-0144 

New York 1965/4750 


State (5/28/65) 3-0473 

New York 1965/4751 


State (5/28/65) 6-0620 

New York 1965/4753 


State (5/23/65) 7-0143 

New York 1965/4754 


State (5/28/65) 7-0141 

New York 1965/4757 


State (5/28/65) 1-0392 

New York 1965/4758 


State (5/28/65) 3-0472 

New York 1965/4760 


State (5/28/65) 1-0391 

New York 1965/4763 


State (5/28/65) 3-0471 


New York 1965/4769 


State (5/28/65) 1-0257 

New York 1965/4778 


State (6/1/65) 7-0140 

New York 1965/4780 


State (6/1/65) 3-0470 

New York 1965/4787 


State (6/1/65) 3-0468 

New York 1965/4792 


State (6/1/65) 3-0467 

New York 1965/4802 


State (6/2/65) 3-0464 

New York 1965/4809 


State (6/2/65) 3-0463 

New York 1965/4812 


State (6/2/65) 6-0619 

New York 1965/4813 


State (6/2/65) 1-0389 

New York 1965/4833 


State (6/3/65) 1-0388 

New York 1965/4834 


State (6/3/65) 7-0138 

New York 1965/4843 


State (6/3/65) 6-0476 

New York 1965/4846 


State (6/3/65) 3-0460 

New York 1965/4849 


State (6/3/65) 1-0387 

New York 1965/4854 


State (6/4/65) 7-0137 

New York 1965/4855 


State (6/4/65) 1-0384 

New York 1965/4856 


State (6/4/65) 3-0456 

New York 1965/4860 


State (6/4/65) 6-0475 

New York 1965/4861 


State (6/4/65) 3-0455 

New York 1965/4863 


State (6/4/65) 3-0454 

New York 1965/4864 


State (6/4/65) 3-0451 

New York 1965/4876 


State (6/5/65) 3-0687 

New York 1965/4877 


State (6/5/65) 3-0449 

New York 1965/4884 


State (6/7/65) 3-0446 

New York 1965/4887 


State (6/7/65) 3-0444 

New York 1965/4891 


State (6/7/65) 74)135 

New York 1965/4901 


State (6/8/65) 3-0441 

New York 1965/4903 


State (6/8/65) 3-0440 

New York 1965/4910 


State (6/8/65) 7-0134 

New York 1965/4911 


State (6/8/65) 1-0383 

New York 1965/4912 


State (6/8/65) 7-0133 

New York 1965/4915 


State (6/8/65) 7-0132 

New York 1965/4921 


State (6/9/Ö5J 3-0438 

New York 1965/4922 


State (6/9/65) 3-0437 

New York 1965/4924 


State (6/9/65) 7-0131 

New York 1965/4926 


State (6/9/65) 7-0851 

New York 1965/4927 


State (6/10/65) 3-0435 

New York 1965/4928 


State (6/9/65) 3-0433 

New York 1965/4929 


State (6/9/65) 3-0432 

New York 1965/4930 


Sute (6/9/65) 3-0431 

New York 1965/4933 


State (6/9/65) 3-0430 

New York 1965/4941 


State (6/10/65) 3-0684 

New York 1965/4958 


State (6/10/65) 3-0428 

New York 1965/4970 


State (6/11/65) 7-0130 

New York 1965/4971 


State (6/11/65) 7-0128 

New York 1965/4973 


State (6/11/65) 7-0127 

New York 1965/4975 


State (10/11/65) 1-0114 

New York 1965/4980 


State (6/11/65) 7-0125 

New York 1965/4982 


State (6/11/65) 3-0417 

New York 1965/4983 


State (6/12/65) 3-0415 

New York 1965/4984 


State (6/11/65) 3-0423 

New York 1965/4991 


State (6/12/65) 3-0414


New York 1965/4993 


State (6/12/65) 3-0412 

New York 1965/4999 


State (6/14/65) 3-0682 

New York 1965/5001 


State (6/14/65) 3-0400 

New York 1965/5002 


State (6/14/65) 3-0399 

New York 1965/5003 


State (6/14/65) 7-0120 

New York 1965/5005 


State (6/14/65) 7-0119 

New York 1965/5008 


State (6/14/65) 7-0118 

New York 1965/5009 


State (6/14/65) 7-0117 

New York 1965/5011 


State (6/14/65) 3-0397 

New York 1965/5020 


State (6/15/65) 7-0114 

New York 1965/5024 


State (6/15/65) 3-0395 

New York 1965/5027 


State (6/15/65) 1-0378 

New York 1965/5046 


State (6/16/65) 7-0116 

New York 1965/5047 


State (6/16/65) 3-0394 

New York 1965/5048 


State (6/16/65) 1-0076 

New York 1965/5050 


State (6/16/65) 1-0075 

New York 1965/5054 


State (6116/65) 3-0393 

New York 1965/5062 


State (6/17/65) 3-0392 

New York 1965/5064 


State (6/17/65) 7-0112 

New York 1965/5070 


SUte (6/17/65) 1-0256 

New York 1965/5071 


State (6/17/65) 3-0389 

New York 1965/5072 


State (6/17/65) 3-0679 

New York 1965/5076 


State (6/18/65) 3-0678 

New York 1965/5081 


State (6/W65) 3-0677 

New York 1965/5082 


State (6118/65) 3-0388 

New York 1965/5084 


State (6/18/65) 1-0074 

New York 1965/5086 


State (10/18/65) 1-0113 

New York 1965/5097 


State (6/21/65) 3-0385 

New York 1965/5119 


State (6/22/65) 4-0094 

New York 1965/5126 


State (6/23/65) 3-0675 

New York 1965/5130 


State (6/23/65) 3-0382 

New York 1965/5135 


State (6/23/65) 7-0104 

New York 1965/5142 


State (6/24/65) 6-0616 

New York 1965/5146 


State (6/25/65) 7-0101 

New York 1965/5931 


State (6/11/65) 3-0422 

Nicosia 1965/A-112 


State (¡0/19/65) 2-0521 

Nicosia 1965/209 


State (10/25/65) 2-0391 



State (11/4/65) 4-0180 



State (11/4/65) 4-0178 



State (11/5/65) 4-0162 



Sute (11/5/65) 4-0166 

Nouakchott 1965/Á-58 


of SUte (9/25/65) 7-0768 

OCI No. 1117/64 



Oslo 1965/17 

Telegram from Oslo Embassy to Secretary of Sute 

(7/14/65) 7-1053 

Ottawa 1965/156 

Telegram from Otuwa Embassy to Secreury of 

Sute (8/10/65) 7-0816 

Ottawa 1965/199 


Sute (8/19/65) 3-0233 

Ottawa 1965/207 

Telegram from Ottawa Embassy to Secreury of 

Sute (8/20/65) 3-0218 

Ottawa 1965/283 

Telegram from OtUwa Embassy to Secretary of 

SUte (9/8/65) 7-0783 

Ottawa 1965/622 


Sute (11/16/65) 3-0969 

Ottawa 1965/1234 

Telegram from Otuwa Embassy to Secretary of 

SUte (4/2/65) 4-0119 

Paris 1965/2115 

Ottawa 1965/1576 


Sute (6/22/65) 3-0383 

Paris 1964/1408 


Sute, with note from Kennedy to Bundy 

(4/7/64) 7-0500 

Paris 1965/A-408 

Airgram from Paris Embassy to Secretary of Sute 

(8/19/65) 3-0236 

Paris 1965/A-2580 


(5/11/65) 3-0689 

Paris 1965/A-2619 


(5/14/65) 3-0512 

Paris 1965/323 


(9/17/65) 3-0147 

Paris 1965/602 


(10/27/65) 2-0337 

Paris 1965/719 


(11/9/65) 4-0244 

Paris 1965/733 


(8/9/65) 3-0666 

Paris 1965/734 


(8/9/65) 7-0817 

Paris 1965/787 


(8/11/65) 7-0813 

Paris 1965/815 

Telegram from Paris Embassy to Secreury of Sute 

(8/12/65) 3-0273 

Paris 1965/883 


(8/17/65) 3-0251 

Paris 1965/888 


(8/18/65) 3-0239 

Paris 1965/930 

Telegram from Paris Embassy to Secreury of Sute 

(8/19/65) 3-0223 

Paris 1965/1134 


(4/26/65) 7-0277 

Paris 1965/1170 


(9/3/65) 7-0785 

Paris 1965/1203 


(5/13/65) 7-0211 

Paris 1965/1227 


(5/19/65) 7-0194 

Paris 1965/1352 

Telegram from Paris Embassy to Secretary of Stete 

(6/21/65) 7-0109 

Paris 1965/1504 


(4/17/65) 7-0879 

Paris 1965/2081 


(10/15/65) 2-0642 

Paris 1965/2115 


(10/18/65) 2-0549 


París 1965/2160 Index by Document Numbers 

Paris 1965/2160 


(10/20/65) 2-0493 

Paris 1965/2273 


(10/26/65) 2-0373 

Paris 1965/2542 


(U/8/65) 3-1021 

Paris 1965/4478 


(2/8/65) 1-0286 

Paris 1965/4670 


(2/17/65) 1-0442 

Paris 1965/4676 


(2/17/65) 1-0443 

Paris 1965/4891 


(2/26/65) 1-0434 

Paris 1965/5432 


(3/26/65) 1-0420 

Paris 1965/6094 


(4/28/65) 7-1056 

Paris 1965/6351 


(5/7/65) 7-1055 

Paris 1965/6352 


(5/7/65) 7-1054 

Paris 1965/7034 


(6/11/65) 3-0683 

Phnom Penh 1965/571 


of State (3/18/65) 6-0546 

Port an Prince 1965/150 



Port an Prince 1965/166 

Telegram from Port an Prince Embassy to 


Press Release No. 27 

Excerpts from opening address by Cleveland at 

Howard University's symposium on International 

Law of Human Rights (2/20/65) 6-0566 




(11/30/65) 5-0877 



leadership (4/2/64) 6-0876 





Cleveland (12/12/64) 6-0835 






Cleveland (1/26/65) 6-0823 

Pretoria 1965/67 


State (7/22/65) 1-0060 



State (9/14/65) 1-0037 



State (10/21/65) 1-0023 




State (10/25/65) 2-0389 



State (11/2/65) 1-0024 

Quito 1965/218 


State (9/2/65) 7-0787 

Quito 1965/342 


State (10/20/65) 2-0503 

Rabat 1965/75 


State (7/28/65) 7-0410 

Rabat 1965/1055 


State (4/30/65) 3-0561 

Rangoon 1965/460 


State (3/15/65) 6-0547 

RFE-40 


(9/28/65) 3-0903 

Rio de Janeiro 1965/360 



Rome 1965/93 


Sute (7/13/65) 3-0367 

Rome 1965/704 


State (9/20/65) 7-0043 

Rome 1965/1165 


State (11/8/65) 3-1020 

RSB71 


(7/17/64) 2-0795 

S/S 721 



Article 19 as of Jan. 1, 1964 (1/14/64) 2-0875 

S/S 2942 






S/S 2945 



S/S 3367 


(3/11/65) 2-0219 

S/S 3757 


(3/15/65) 2-0217 

S/S 4388 




S/S 4960 



leadership (4/1/64) 6-0887 

S/S 9225 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy (6/22/64) 

7-0487 

S/S 10222 


2-0809 

S/S 11068 




House (7/30/64) 7-0571 

S/S 11112 


4-0781 

S/S 11324 



S/S 11501 

Note from Read to Bundy (8/10/64) 7-0696 

S/S 11767 


4-0701 

S/S 15645 




Enloe to LBJ (10/18/65) 2-0017 

S/6185 




S/6204 




Saigon 1965/439 


Sute (8/11/65) 6-0453 

Saigon 1965/793 


Sute (9/8/65) 7-0781 

Saigon 1965/1126 


Sute (10/1/65) 7-0758 

Saigon 1965/1211 


Sute (10/8/65) 7-0754 

Saigon 1965/1353 


Sute (10/20/65) 7-0743 

Saigon 1965/1423 


Sute (10/25/65) 2-0380 

Saigon 1965/1624 


Sute (11/8/65) 7-0737 

Saigon 1965/1689 

Telegram from Saigon Embassy to Secreury of 

Sute (11/12/65) 7-0736 

Saigon 1965/2445 


SUte (2/9/65) 7-1013 

Saigon 1965/2455 


Sute (2/9/65) 7-1012 

Saigon 1965/2766 


Sute (2/26/65) 7-0977 

Saigon 1965/2973 


SUte (3/16/65) 7-0957 

Saigon 1965/3025 


Sute (3/19/65) 7-0956

Index by Document Numbers State 1965/109 (Dhahran) 

Saigon 1965/3028 


State (3/20/65) 7-0955 

Saigon 1965/3044 


State (3/22/65) 7-0954 

Saigon 1965/3841 


State (5/22/65) 7-0855 

Santiago de Chile 1965/518 



Santiago 1965/640 


State (11/16/65) 3-0966 

Santo Domingo 1965/798 



Santo Domingo 1965/2397 



SC No. 00611/64A 



Intelligence (3/20/64) 6-0932 

SC No. 00621/64A 




SC No. 00637/64A 


Office of Current Intelligence; with transmitía! 


SC No. 00647/64C 

Issues Before the 19th U.N. General Assembly: 


Intelligence (11/27/64) 1-0680 

SC No. 00680/65A 




State 1963/1685 (Vienna) 


(12/6/63) 7-0509 

State 1964/299 (New York) 


(8/6/64) 7-1038 



(8/13/64) 7-0517 



(4/16/64) 1-0901 




telegram from Sute Dept to USUN New York 

(5/9/64) 2-0817 



(5/4/64) 1-0094 



(5/8/64) 1-0109 



(5/9/64) 1-0093 



(6/23/64) 7-0686 

State 1965/A-60 (New York) 

Airgram from Sute Dept to USUN New York; 



(9/15/64) 4-0079 

State 1965/A-177 (New York) 

Airgram from Sute Dept to USUN New York 

(2/3/65)

State 1965/121 (New York) Index by Document Numbers 



(7/23/65) 7-0078 

State 1965/124 (Rio de Janeiro) 



(7/22/65) 7-0079 



(7/24/65) 6-0612 

State 1965/133 (Lagos) 



(7/22/65) 7-0079 



(7/28/65) 3-0342 




State 1965/149 (Circular) 


(7/29/65) 7-0840 

State 1965/152 (London) 







(8/1/65) 7-0833 

State 1965/157 (Tripoli) 


(10/17/65) 2-0578 



(4/8/65) 7-0912 



Embassies (8/4/65) 7-0403 

State 1965/172 (Mexico City) 



(7/22/65) 7-0079 



(8/3/65) 7-0827 

State 1965/175 (La Paz) 


(10/19/65) 2-0532 

State 1965/176 (Amman) 


(10/22/65) 2-0423 



(8/4/65) 3-0310 

State 1965/180 (Santiago) 


(8/26/65) 3-0191 



(7/12/65) 3-0376 



(8/4/65) 7-0825 



(7/31/65) 3-0320 

State 1965/190 (Tripoli) 


(11/13/65) 1-0187 





(11/1/65) 1-0244 




(8/6/65) 3-0305 

State 1965/200 (Paris) 







Telegram from State Dept to Vientiane, London, 

Paris, Bangkok, Saigon, Ottawa, New Delhi, 


and CINCPAC (8/10/65) 3-0293 



(8/9/65) 3-0302 

State 1965/211 (Manila) 


(8/7/65) 7-0818 






(8/10/65) 3-0291 

State 1965/224 (Vientiane) 


(10/15/65) 2-0605 

State 1965/227 (Geneva) 


(8/11/65) 7-0066 

State 1965/235 (Vientiane) 





(10/20/65) 6-1044 

State 1965/242 (Bern) 

Telegram from State Dept to Bem Embassy 

(10/15/65) 2-0615 



(8/17/65) 7-0064 



(8/16/65) 3-0265 



(8/17/65) 3-0259 



Paris Embassy (10/28/65) 6-1026 



(8/18/65) 3-0250 



(8/19/65) 3-0659 



(8/20/65) 7-0063 

State 1965/283 (Addis Ababa) 


Embassy (10/7/65) 7-0012 



(8/20/65) 7-0807 



(8/20/65) 3-0222 

SUte 1965/287 (Vientiane) 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Vientiane Embassy 

(11/16/65) 3-0967 

State 1965/290 (Reykjavik) 


(4/2/65) 4-0120 



(8/26/65) 7-0060 



(8/25/Ö5J 1-0150 



missions (8/30/65) 7-0797 

State 1965/322 (Tehran) 


(9/14/65) 7-0774 



(8/26/65) 3-0186 

State 1965/334 (Tel Aviv) 


(10/18/65) 2-0540 

State 1965/344 (Caracas) 


(10/22/65) 2-0378 



(9/3/65) 7-0055 



(8/30/65) 3-0164 



(9/2/65) 1-0249 

State 1965/377 (Ankara) 

Telegram from State Dept to Ankara Embassy 

(11/4/65) 4-0188 





(11/1/65) 1-0244 

State 1965/381 (Seoul) 





(9/3/65) 3-0163 



Delhi, and Santiago Embassies (10/27/65) 

2-0338 



(9/4/65) 6-0606 

State 1965/402 (Beirut) 




(11/1/65) 1-0244 

State 1965/416 (San Jose) 

Telegram from State Dept to San Jose Embassy 

(4/8/65) 7-0364 



(11/12/65) 3-0992 



(11/10/65) 3-1011 

State 1965/442 (Ottawa) 


Embassies (10/12/65) 2-0639 

State 1965/498 (Taipei) 

Telegram from State Dept to Taipei Embassy 

(11/12/65) 3-0989 

State 1965/503 (Buenos Aires) 


Embassy (11/9/65)3-1017 

State 1965/515 (Dakar) 

Telegram from State Dept to Dakar and Bathurst 

Embassies (11/7/65) 3-1024

Index by Document Numbers State 1965/1130 (New York) 

State 1965/535 (Buenos Aires) 


Embassy (11/13/65) 3-0984 



(9/24/65) 1-0362 

State 1965/558 (Leopoldvüle) 


and Leopoldvüle Embassy (11/15/65) 3-0976 

State 1965/581 (Pretoria) 


Embassies (10/12/65) 2-0639 

State 1965/589 (Circnlar) 


(10/3/64) 3-0957 



(9/22/65) 7-0042 

State 1965/622 (Wellington) 


Canberra, and London Embassies (2/14/65) 

1-0167 

State 1965/626 (Canberra) 



1-0167 



(9/24/65) 3-0144 


Telegram circular from State Dept (10/15/65) 

2-0634 

State 1965/638 (NESCO) 


(10/18/65) 2-0547 

State 1965/646 (Lisbon) 



Embassies (5/19/65) 7-0195 

State 1965/647 (Rabat) 


(5/3/65) 3-0558 



(9/11/65) 6-0602 

State 1965/652 (Saigon) 


(9/3/65) 7-0789 

State 1965/674 (Stockholm) 





(10/21/65) 2-0456 



posts and Georgetown Consulate (10/20/65) 

2-0466 



(9/30/65) 7-0033 



Paris Embassy (10/28/65) 6-1026 



(10/2/65) 7-0027 



(10/5/65) 7-0020 

State 1965/781 (New Delhi) 


Delhi, and Santiago Embassies (10/27/65) 

2-0338 







(2/27/65) 6-0556 

State 1965/801 (The Hague) 






(2/27/65) 6-0556 



(U/9/65) 3-1016 



(10/14/65) 2-0646 



(10/16/65) 2-0583 



(10/15/65) 2-0580 



(10/18/65) 2-0546 



(10/18/65) 6-1049 






(10/19/65) 2-0525 



(10/19/65) 2-0506 

State 1965/893 (Rome) 


Embassies (10/20/65) 1-0028 


Telegram circular from Sute Dept (11/12/65) 

3-0993 



(10/19/65) 2-0530 






(10/20/65) 1-0341 



3-0980 






(¡0/21/65) 2-0454 



(10/21/65) 2-0475 



(10/22/65) 2-0436 



(10/23/65) 1-0338 


Telegram from Sute Dept to Paris Embassy 

(4/27/65) 7-0276 

State 1965/956 (Rome) 





(10/25/65) 1-0330 


Telegram from Sute Dept to USUN New York, 

and London and Paris Embassies (10/23/65) 

2-0404 



(10/25/65) 2-0408 



(10/25/65) 2-0361 



(10/26/64) 7-0456 



(10/27/65) 6-1035 



(10/26/65) 2-0344 



(10/27/65) 2-0349 



(10/27/65) 6-1032 


Telegram from Sute Dept to Saigon Embassy 

(10/12/65) 7-0750 

State 1965/1013 (Canberra) 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Canberra Embassy 

(5/20/65) 7-0189 



(10/28/65) 1-0323 



for Goldberg from Siseo (10/30/65) 1-0319 


Telegram from Sute Dept to USUN New York; 



(11/1/65) 1-0244 



(11/2/65) 1-0242 


Telegram from Sute Dept to OtUwa Embassy 

(4/1/65) 4-0127 



(5/27/65) 7-0148 



(10/4/65) 6-0445 






(11/5/65) 1-0222 



(10/23/65) 7-0742 



(11/8/65) 4-0152 

State 1965/1126 (Athens) 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Athens Embassy 

(3/8/65) 7-0433 

State 1965/1127 (Athens) 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Athens Embassy 

(3/8/65) 7-0431 



(11/9/65) 3-1014 





(11/10/65) 1-0134 



(11/11/65) 1-0200 



(11/12/65) 4-0228 






(¡1/15/65) 1-0016 



and Leopoldville Embassy (11/15/65) 3-0976 





Telegram from Sute Dept to Saigon, Seoul, and 





Embassies; and Geneva Mission (6/22/64) 

3-0881 


Telegram from Sute Dept to London and Ottawa 

Embassies and USUN New York (6/13/65) 

3-0409 


Telegram from Sute Dept to Ottawa Embassy 

(6/14/65) 3-0408 

State 1965/1322 (Addis Ababa) 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Addis Ababa 

Embassy (6/10/65) 3-0686 


Telegram from Sute Dept to all diplomatic posts 

except Paris, Saigon, and Bangkok (2/8/65) 

7-1022 


Telegram from Sute Dept to Geneva Mission 

(2/8/65) 1-0451 



telegram from Sute Dept to Geneva Mission 

(3/31/64) 6-0917 



(2/27/65) 7-0974 



(2/8/65) 7-1020 


Telegram from Sute Dept to Asia diplomatic posts 

(3/12/65) 6-0548 



(10/18/65) 2-0547 



(3/20/65) 6-0542 



(3/27/65) 6-0526 



(10/22/65) 2-0426 




2-0404 

Stete 1965/1837 (Geneva) 


(4/7/65) 6-0519 





(2/27/65) 6-0556 



4-0211 


Telegram from Sute Dept to Paris OECD 

(10/27/65) 6-1030 



(4/9/65) 7-0352 



(4/14/65) 7-0332 



(4/6/65) 3-0712 


Telegram from Sute Dept to Amman Embassy 




ß/4/65) 1-0457 








Telegram from Sute Dept to Tokyo Embassy and 

USUN New York (2/8/65) 7-1019 



(2/9/65) 4-0064 

State 1965/1977 (Tokyo) 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Tokyo Embassy and 

USUN New York (2/8/65) 7-1019 



(2/10/65) 1-0130 



(2/11/65) 6-0576 



(2/11/65) 7-1005 



(2/12/65) 4-0058 



(2/14/65) 1-0169 









(2/17/65) 1-0125 



(2/18/65) 7-1080 



(2/19/65) 4-0048 



(2/28/65) 6-0562 



(2/24/65) 4-0040 




(2/25/65) 7-1074 

State 1965/2112 (Moscow) 





(2/26/65) 7-0978 




(2/27/65) 6-0556 

State 1965/2119 (Rome) 


and Paris and Rome Embassies (3/10/65) 1-0423 



(3/2/65) 7-0967 



(3/2/65) 1-0431 



(3/4/65) 7-1067 



(3/S/65) 6-0553 



(3/3/65) 1-0426 






(3/12/65) 7-1063 




2-0404 



(2/11/64) 2-0847 


Telegram from Sute Dept to London Embassy 

(10/25/65) 2-0358 



(3/17/65) 1-0122 


Telegram from Sute Dept to London and Rome 

Embassies (10/20/65) 1-0028 



(3/20/65) 4-0139 



(3/22/65) 6-054; 



(3/26/65) 4-0Í34 



(3/18/65) 2-0950; (3/18/65) 2-0970 



(3/31/65) 7-0937 



(4/1/65) 7-0389 





3-0881

Index by Document Numbers State 1965/7589 (UNESCO) 



(4/1/65) 4-0126 



(4/17/65) 4-0003 



(4/1/65) 4-0204 



(4/2/65) 7-0334 



(4/2/65) 3-0639 



(4/2/65) 7-0930 



(4/2/65) 7-0929 



(4/7/65) 7-0369 



(4/8/65) 74426 



(4/8/65) 7-0911 



(4/8/65) 7-0910 



(4/14/65) 7-0331 



(4/15/65) 7-0326 


Telegram from Stete Dept to USUN New York 

(4/16/65) 3-0601 


Telegram from Stete Dept to USUN New York 

(4/16/65) 1-0413 



(4/16/65) 7-0308 




State 1965/2531 (Cairo) 




(11/1/65) 1-0244 



(4/28/65) 3-0569 



(5/3/65) 7-0232 



(5/4/65) 7-0228 



(5/6/65) 7-0222 



(5/6/65) 7-0220 



(4/1/65) 4-0200 



(5/7/65) 7-0215 


Telegram from State Dept to Saigon 

(5/7/65) 7-0865 


Telegram from State Dept to USUN 

(5/10/65) 7-0864 



(5/13/65) 3-0519 



(5/13/65)3-0517 




Embassies (5/19/65) 7-0195 


Telegram from State Dept to Saigon, 




(5/20/65) 7-0858 



(5/21/65) 1-0395 



(5/24/65; 3-0485 



(5/25/05; 7-0168 



(5/26/65) 7-0153 



(5/27/65) 1-0393 



(5/25/65) 1-0079 

Embassy 

New York 

New York 

New York 

Seoul, and 

New York 

New York 

New York 

New York 

New York 

New York 

New York 



(5/28/65) 6-0479 



(6/2/65) 7-0139 



(6/4/65; 3-0458 



(6/4/65) 1-0386 



(6/9/65) 3-0439 

State 1965/2903 (Rome) 


(6/74/65) 3-0407 



(6/11/65) 3-0426 



(6/12/65) 6-0473 



Embassies and USUN New York (tf//3/65; 

3-0409 



(6/Í4/65; 7-0/24 



(6/74/65; 7-0J22 



(6/15/65) 7-0115 



(6/J6/65; 6-0467 



(6/16/65) 3-0680 



(6/17/65) 7-0113 



(6/22/65) 3-0676 



(6/22/65) 7-0J05 



r6/24/65; 3-0381 





3-0881 



(6/23/64) 3-0879 

State 1965/3706 (Vienna) 




3-0881 





3-0881 










1-0167 







Embassies (5/19/65) 7-0195 



(5/28/65) 3-0474 








(4/17/65) 7-0880 





3-0881 




Embassies (5/19/65) 7-0195 



(3/20/65) 3-0493 

State 1965/7589 (UNESCO) 






State 1965/7855 (London) Index by Document Numbers 



Embassies and USUN New York (6/13/65) 

3-0409 



(6/14/65) 3-0405 





3-0881 

Stockholm 1965/163 


State (8/17/65) 3-0257 

Stockholm 1965/947 


State (6/4/65) 3-0457 

Taipei 1965/257 


State (9/1/65) 7-0791 

Taipei 1965/514 


State (11/4/65) 3-1029 

Taipei 1965/950 


Sute (4/7/65) 3-0711 

Taipei 1965/1266 


Sute (6/21/65) 3-0386 

Taipei 1965/1288 


Sute (6/24/65) 3-0674 

Taiz 1965/126 

Telegram from Taiz Embassy to Secretary of Sute 

(10/24/65) 2-0387 

TDCS DB 315/00531-65 

CIA intelligence information cable (2/15/65) 

7-0994 

TDCS DB 315/00572-65 


3-0010 

TDCS DB 315/00573-65 


7-0992 

TDCS DB 315/00582-65 


3-0007 

TDCS DB 315/00583-65 


3-0005 

TDCS DB 315/00584-65 


2-0251 

TDCS DB 315/01028-65 


7-0942 

TDCS DB 315/01053-65 


3-0755 

TDCS DB 315/01062-65 

CIA intelligence information cable (4/1/65) 7-0934 

TDCS DB 315/01113-65 


TDCS DB 315/01135-65 


TDCS DB 315/01173-65 


7-0895 

TDCS DB 315/01284-65 


7-0877 


TDCS DB 315/01285-65 


7-0874 

TDCS DB 315/01307-65 


6-0630 

TDCS DB 315/01489-65 


TDCS DB 315/01522-65 


TDCS DB 315/01892-65 


2-0187 

TDCS DB 315/01901-65 


TDCS DB 315/02721-65 


2-0090 

TDCS DB 315/02828-65 


3-0912 

TDCS DB 315/03019-65 


TDCS DB 315/03045-65 


3-0909 

TDCS DB 315/03127-65 


2-0032 

TDCS DB 315/03151-65 


3-0908 

TDCS DB 315/03480-65 


2-0382 

TDCS DB 315/03725-65 


3-0970 

TDCS DB 315/003978-65 


7-1061 

TDCS DB 31500729-65 


TDCS 314/02946-65 


TDCS 314/14528-65 


2-0520 

Tegucigalpa 1965/177 


of Sute (¡0/18/65) 2-0524 

Tegucigalpa 1965/179 


of Sute (10/19/65) 2-0527 

Tehran 1965/300 


Sute, with version sanitized in 1977 (9/7/65) 

1-0368 

The Hague 1965/A-332 


of Sute (10/22/65) 2-0417 

The Hague 1965/130 


Secretary of Sute (8/20/65) 3-0220 

The Hague 1965/1006 


of SUte (6/19/65) 3-0387 

Tokyo 1965/1459 

Telegram from Tokyo Embassy to Secreury of 

Sute (10/21/65) 2-0484 

Tokyo 1965/3337 

Telegram from Tokyo Embassy to Secreury of 

Sute (4/19/65) 1-0409 

Tunis 1965/316 


SUte (9/3/65) 7-0784 

USUN Daily Classified Summary No. 86 


Sute (11/4/65) 1-0670 



Sute (11/5/65) 1-0665 



Sute (11/6/65) 1-0661 



Sute (11/9/65) 1-0657 



Sute (11/11/65) 1-0651 



Sute (11/11/65) 1-0644 



Sute (11/12/65) 1-0640 



Sute (11/16/65) 1-0634 



Sute (11/16/65) 1-0630 

USUN Information Digest No. 86 


Sute (11/2/65) 1-0618 



Sute (11/3/65) 1-0608 



Sute (11/4/65) 1-O602 



Sute (11/5/65) 1-0592 



Sute (11/6/65) 1-0579 



Sute (11/9/65) 1-0566 



Sute (11/10/65) 1-0552 



Sute (11/12/65) 1-0539 



Sute (11/13/65) 1-0529 



SUte (11/14/65) 1-0525 



Sute (11/16/65) 1-0513 



Sute (11/17/65) 1-0501 

Vienna 1965/1707 

Telegram from Vienna Embassy to Secreury of 

SUte (4/2/65) 3-0637 

Vientiane 1965/A-367 

Airgram from Vientiane Embassy to Secreury of 

Sute with letter from British Ambassador 


(6/11/65) 3-0418

Index by Document Numbers Yaounde 1965/114 

Vientiane 1965/137 


State (8/9/65) 3-0299 



State (10/8/65) 3-0132 



State (10/16/65) 2-0585 



State (10/25/65) 2-0407 



State (3/23/65) 6-0537 



State (4/9/65) 7-0903 



State (6/7/65) 3-0447 

Wellington 1965/A-131 


State, with enclosures (10/15/65) 2-0597 

Wellington 1965/A-386 


State, with press statement (2/17/65) 1-0163 

Wellington 1965/97 


of State (8/20/65) 1-0155 

Wellington 1965/624 


of State (4/30/65) 1-0157 

WH 50470 

Telegram from Chase to Valenti (11/19/65) 

6-0045 

WH 50539 

Telegram from Chase to Jacobsen (11/30/65) 

5-0873 

Yaounde 1965/114 


State (10/21/65) 2-0482 


Dec. 9, 1960 


press conference 12/8/60 7-0512 

NOT. 29, 1963 



and transmittal note from Read to Bundy 1-0963 

Dec. 6, 1963 

Monthly report of Africa liaison officers at the 

UNGA (Oct 18 through Nov. 20, 1963), with 

transmittal note from Brubeck to Bundy 1-0973 


7-0509 

Dec. 12, 1963 

Resolution adopted by General Assembly [without 

reference to committee (A/L.433/Rev.l)] 1907 

(XVIII). International Co-operation Year 4-0647 

Dec. 19, 1963 

Checklist of action on major items taken by 18th 

General Assembly /-09J5 

Memorandum from Cleveland to Rusk 1-0945 

Jan. 3, 1964 

Resolutions adopted by General Assembly [on 

report of Special Political Committee (A/5675)] 

1991 (XVIII): Question of equitable 

representation on Security Council and 

Economic and Social Council 3-0732; 3-0802; 

3-0883 

Resolutions adopted by the General Assembly 

1-0942 

Jan. 8, 1964 

Memorandum from Bundy to Valenti 7-0508 

Jan. 14, 1964 



Article 19 as of Jan. 1, 1964 2-0875 

Jan. 22, 1964 

Information memorandum from Cleveland to 

Rusk; with attachments, including General 

Assembly Voting Check List and schedule of 

1964 international conferences 1-0920 

Jan. 23, 1964 

Letter from Stevenson to Johnson 7-0507 

Note from Komer to Bundy 3-0942 

Jan. 24, 1964 

Note from Belk to Smith 1-0940 

Jan. 30, 1964 

Note from Belk to White .¡-0939 

Jan. 31, 1964 

Memorandum from Belk to Bundy 1-0918 




i-0930 

Memorandum from Rusk to Johnson 2-0870 


State 2-0873 

Feb. 3, 1964 

Memorandum from Ball to Dungan, with Annex I: 

Attitudes of Latin American countries toward 

issues to be raised at UN Conference on Trade 

and Development (UNCTAD) 6-0989 


Chronological List of Documents 



Belk to Carpenter 7-0504 

Feb. 5, 1964 



Rusk 2-0859 

Feb. 7, 1964 


memorandum from Rusk to Johnson 2-0854 

Note from Belk to Bundy 2-0853 

Feb. 11, 1964 


2-0847 

Feb. 13, 1964 


Feb. 15, 1964 

Memorandum from Dungan to Ball 6-0997 

Feb. 17, 1964 


Bundy 2-0845 

Feb. 24, 1964 


(UNCTAD): Strategy paper i-0980 

Feb. 26, 1964 

Memoranda from Dungan to Bundy 6-0996 

Feb. 28, 1964 


Mar. 1, 1964 


memorandum from Belk to Bundy 2-0838 

Mar. 3, 1964 

Memorandum from Ball to Bundy, with note to 

Bundy 6-0978 

Mar. 6, 1964 

Draft memorandum from Bundy to Rusk 6-0977 

Draft strategy paper UNCTAD, with transmittal 

note from Chase to Smith 6-0998 

Mar. 7, 1964 


Mar. 11, 1964 

Memorandum from Dungan for files 6-0976 


from Rusk to Bingham 7-0502 

Mar. 14, 1964 



J-09J5 

Mar. 18, 1964 

Letter from Young to Johnson 7-050Í 


Times article 2-0836 

Note from Brubeck to Bundy 6-0975 

Mar. 19, 1964 



conference 6-0926; 6-0928 

Note from Smith to Bundy 6-0939 

Note to Bundy 6-093; 


Bundy 6-0940 

Mar. 20, 1964 



and Development 6-0927 



Intelligence 6-0932 

Mar. 21, 1964 

Soviet statement on U.N. finances 1-0899 

Mar. 24, 1964 

Memorandum from Belk to Bundy J-09Í1 

Mar. 25, 1964 


from Read to Bundy i-0908 

Text of message from Johnson to UN Conference 

on Trade and Development, Geneva, Switzerland 

6-0920 

Mar. 30, 1964 


transmittal note 6-09Í2 

Mar. 31, 1964 


telegram from State Dept to Geneva Mission 

6-0977 

Apr. 1, 1964 



leadership 6-0887 

Apr. 2, 1964 


leadership 6-0876 

Apr. 6, 1964 




4-0644 

Apr. 7, 1964 


State, with note from Kennedy to Bundy 7-0500 

Apr. 11, 1964 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy, with text of 

General Assembly Resolution 1970 (XVIII) and 

transmittal note 7-0903 

Apr. 15, 1964 




memorandum from Lewis to Gardner 1-0820 

Apr. 16, 1964 


Current Intelligence 7-0895 

Memorandum from Stevenson to Johnson 7-0499 


7-0907 

Apr. 17, 1964 


Apr. 22, 1964 



2-0827 


Apr. 24, 1964 Chronological List of Documents 

Apr. 24, 1964 


attachment 1-0817 

May 1, 1964 


remarks for President with Dr. Sen 1-0890 

May 2, 1964 



statement 7-0496 

May 3, 1964 


May 4, 1964 


1-0094 

May 7, 1964 





letter from Dean to Diallo Telli 1-0097 

May 8, 1964 


1-0109 

May 9, 1964 




2-0817 


1-0093 

May 18, 1964 


May 19, 1964 

Letter from Johnson to Steinkraus 1-0887 

Memorandum from Belk to Bundy 1-0885; 7-1043 

May 20, 1964 

Note from Belk to Bundy 1-0870; 1-0871 


with transmittal note from Belk to Bundy 1-0872 

May 26, 1964 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy 1-0816 

May 28, 1964 

Memorandum from Dungan to Smith 1-0815 



Current Intelligence 2-08/2 

June 2, 1964 



Read and Holbora to Smith, and telegram from 

Johnsons to Maheu 1-0811 

June 4, 1964 

Message from Director-General Maheu of 

UNESCO to President and Mrs. Lyndon B. 

Johnson 1-0810 

June 9, 1964 

Memorandum from Sayre to Bundy 1-0809 

June 12, 1964 


Read to Bundy 7-0494 

June 13, 1964 


transmittal note from Bundy to Johnson 1-0805 

June 15, 1964 


Valenti, and Rusk to Johnson 7-0497 

Note from Belk to Bundy 7-0803; 7-0804 

June 17, 1964 

Memorandum from Chase to Belk 7-0490 

June 20, 1964 


June 22, 1964 




Note from Chase to Bundy 7-0683 



Embassies; and Geneva Mission 3-0881 


June 23, 1964 



3-0879; 7-0686 

June 27, 1964 

Note from Read to Bundy 7-0486 

June 29, 1964 

Building great world society: Address by Johnson 

3-0268 

July 7, 1964 


to Bundy 7-0795 

July 8, 1964 


Sute 7-0483 

July 10, 1964 


July 11, 1964 


2-0807 

July 16, 1964 



Johnson to Congress 7-0474 

July 17, 1964 


2-079J 

July 21, 1964 


July 24, 1964 

Memorandum from Belk to Abell 7-0668 


Memorandum from Chase to Valenti 7-0663; 

7-0672 


press release 7-0669 



Secretary-General 7-0665; 7-0673; 7-0677 

July 25, 1964 


July 28, 1964 


State 7-704/ 

July 30, 1964 

Memorandum from Hogan to Jackson 7-0661 


list of those to be invited to U Thant welcoming 

ceremonies in Rose Garden at White House 

7-0656 




House 7-057/ 

July 31, 1964 




House 7-0646 

Aug. 3, 1964 


sheet on U Thant 7-0644 




7-0577 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy, with White 

House draft press release 7-0640 

Aug. 4, 1964 

Memorandum from Belk to Johnson 7-0537 




7-0637 


State 7-/040 

Aug. 5, 1964 



Thant 7-0527 

Memorandum from Bundy to Johnson 7-0525 



Belk to Johnson 7-0633 


Thant and Bundle 7-0566 


State 7-7036 

Aug. 6, 1964 


7-0526 


and U Thant 7-0697 

Suggested remarks for welcoming statement on U 

Thant arrival, with arrival arrangements at White 

House 7-0678 


7-/038 


State 7-/028; 7-/029; 7-/03/; 7-/032 

Aug. 8, 1964 


Aug. 10, 1964 


Aug. 11, 1964 


Aug. 12, 1964 


reply 7-0693 




7-0689 

Aug. 13, 1964 


7-05/7 

Aug. 17, 1964 

Memorandum from Hilliker to Bundy 7-0473 

Aug. 19, 1964 

Concurrent resolution of Congress 2-0792 


draft voluntary statement by Johnson 7-0466 

Aug. 20, 1964 

Message from Johnson to Congress 7-0470 


Aug. 25, 1964 


Sept. 1, 1964 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy with draft 

working paper on UN financing for submission 

to Working Group of 21 2-0787 

Sept 4, 1964 



Read to Bundy Z-0785 

Sept 15, 1964 




4-0079 

Sept 18, 1964 

Intelligence note from Hughes to Rusk 2-0784 

Sept 22, 1964 



Intelligence Note from Hughes to Rusk Z-0767 

Sept 24, 1964 


Sept 25, 1964 



note from Belk to Bundy 7-0776 

Sept. 28, 1964 


from Hughes to Rusk 2-0787 

Oct. 1964 


Cooperation Year 4-0393

Chronological List of Documents 

Oct. 2, 1964 


Johnson 5-0271 


President of U.S. 4-0642 

Remarks by Rusk at International Cooperation 

Year Luncheon, Department of State 4-0627 

Remarks of Johnson and Rusk to International 

Cooperation Year Group in state dining room 

4-0636; 5-0273 

Oct 3, 1964 


3-0957 

Oct. 5, 1964 



Oct. 6, 1964 



Belk to Bundy 3-0954 


State 2-0778 

Oct. 7, 1964 



1-0765 

Oct. 8, 1964 

Address by Cleveland before National Conference 

of Christians and Jews, New York City 4-0620 

Provisional agenda of 19th regular session of 

General Assembly, to convene at Headquarters, 

New York, on Tuesday, 10 Nov. 1964, at 3 

p.m.; with transmittal note from Belk to Bundy 

1-0756 

United Nations financial crisis: Memorandum by 

USA 2-0722 

U.S. submits memorandum on U.N. financial crisis 

3-0081 

Oct. 12, 1964 




Bundy 7-0459 

Oct. 16, 1964 

CIA Information Report Telegram 1-0753 



State 6-0871 

Oct 17, 1964 

White House press release 7-0457 

Oct. 19, 1964 

Memorandum from Rowan to Johnson 3-0952 

Oct. 20, 1964 


Oct 21,1964 





;-07J0 

Memorandum from Cooper to Belk 1-0749 


Revised draft of UN statement, with transmittal 

note from Cater to Moyeis 6-0868 

Oct. 22, 1964 

Memorandum from Bowman to Bundy 1-0707 

Oct 23, 1964 


Remarks of Johnson on 19th anniversary of UN 

6-0S6J 

UN statement by Johnson, with transmittal note 

6-08Ö6 

Oct. 24, 1964 

Draft of speech by Johnson 6-0859 

Oct 26, 1964 


7-0456 

Oct. 28, 1964 

Draft speech 7-0453 

Memorandum from Bundy to Wirtz 1-0704 

Memorandum from Helms to Rabom i-0705 

Oct 29, 1964 

Replies from governments of member states to 

note verbale dated 20 Feb. 1964 from 

Secretary-General (A/AC.118/L.1) 4-0609 

Oct 31, 1964 




and memorandum from Read to Bundy 7-0446 

NOT. 5, 1964 


Adebo to Johnson 2-0767 

NOT. 6, 1964 



2-076; 

NOT. 9, 1964 


NOT. 12, 1964 

Note from Belk to Bundy i-0699 

NOT. 13, 1964 


Lange 2-0759 

NOT. 16, 1964 

Memorandum from Komer to Bundy 7-0697 


NOT. 17, 1964 


NOT. 18, 1964 


1-0691 

NOT. 23, 1964 


NOT. 24, 1964 



by Stevenson 6-0853 

White House press release 4-0603; 5-0278 

NOT. 27, 1964 

Issues Before the 19th U.N. General Assembly: 


Intelligence J-0680 

NOT. 30, 1964 



State 1-0494; 1-0496; 1-0499 

Dec 1, 1964 

Delegates to 19th UNGA 7-0435 








Embassy 1-0467 


State 1-0493 

Dec 2, 1964 



Gromyko 2-0707 


State 7-0482; 7-0484; 7-0490 

Dec 3, 1964 




State 7-0477; 7-0478 

Dec 4, 1964 


State 7-0475 

Dec 5, 1964 


Gromyko 2-0682 

Jan. 22, 1965 


State 7-0477; 7-0473 

Dec 11, 1964 

Memorandum from Belk to Bundy 2-075 7 

Memorandum from Chase to Bundy 2-0376 


State 7-0469 

Dec 12, 1964 




Cleveland 6-0835 

Dec 15, 1964 


State 2-0378 

Dec 16, 1964 

Note from Belk to Bundy 2-037 7 

Dec 17, 1964 



2-0652 

Dec 18, 1964 


Dec 21, 1964 



Republic of China 2-0309 

Dec 22, 1964 



conversation between Rusk and Nosavan 2-0693 


conversation between Rusk and Wachuku 2-0698 

Dec 23, 1964 


Dec 28, 1964 


Memorandum from Komer to Bundy 2-0303 


Ormsby-Gore 2-0672 


memorandum from Komer to Johnson 2-0304 

Dec 30, 1964 



conversation between Rusk and Rapacki 2-0657 

Jan. 2, 1965 


State and Djakarta Embassy 7-7773; 7-7774 

Jan. 5, 1965 


Jan. 7, 1965 


newspaper clipping 2-0296 

Jan. 8, 1965 

General Assembly in recess and UN money 

problems remain 3-0066 


conversation between Rusk and Rapacki 2-0674 

Jan. 14, 1965 


USUN New York to Secretary of State 3-0059 

Jan. 15, 1965 

Prospects poor for breaking deadlock over UN 

financing issue; East-West German relations 

3-0057 

Jan. 18, 1965 

Collection of contributions as at 17 Jan. 1965: 

Report of the Secretary General 3-0055 


Jan. 21, 1965 


State 3-0052; 3-0054 

Jan. 22, 1965 





source-book 4-0590 


Jan. 23, 1965 Chronological List of Documents 

Jan. 23, 1965 

Memorandum from Cleveland to Stevenson and 

Rusk 2-0285 

Jan. 25, 1965 

Memorandum from Belt to Bundy, with text of 

speech by Stevenson 2-0256 

Jan. 26, 1965 



General Debate 5-0070 





State 1-0465 

Jan. 27, 1965 


State

Chronological List of Documents Mar. 22, 1965 

Letter from Lord to Johnson 4-0525 


1-0434 


State 7-0977 


7-097Í 


State 1-0161; 1-0271; 6-0558; 6-0818; 7-1071; 

7-1072 

Feb. 27, 1965 


7-0974 


Taipei Embassies, and USUN New York 6-0556 


State 4-0029; 4-0030 

Feb. 28, 1965 


6-0562 

Mar. 1965 

ICY newsletter 4-0407 


6-0642 

Mar. 1, 1965 





note from Belk to Chase 4-0943 



functional committees 4-0474; 4-0574 

Memorandum from Bundy to Read 2-0241 


from Parker to Johnson 2-0239 

Memorandum from Rhyne to Johnson, with 

national participation list for Washington World 


4-095Í 


memorandum from Smith to Moyers 1-0437 


State 4-0027; 6-0555; 7-09Í9; 7-J06S; 7-J069 

Mar. 2, 1965 



Security Council 7-0970 




transmittal note from Gardner to Chase 1-0428 




Cleveland to Bundy 2-0989 

Memorandum from Chase to Bundy 2-0237; 

4-0505 






4-0506 


J-043J; 7-0967 


State J-OÍ60; J-0433; 7-0966 

Mar. 3, 1965 

CIA intelligence information cable 2-0987 

Memorandum from Chase to Busby 4-0488; 

4-0489; 4-0490 



transmittal note from Jackson to Chase 4-0501 




with Benjamin 4-049J 


J-0426 


State i-0;59; 1-0266; 4-0024; 4-0025; 6-0554; 

7-0963 

Mar. 4, 1965 




World Peace Through Law 4-0790 

Memorandum from Busby to Read 2-0236 


Memorandum from Chase to Busby 4-0487 

Press statement by Johnson 4-0486 

Statement by Johnson after meeting with Benjamin 

5-0282 


7-2067 


State 4-0023; 7-0962 

Mar. 5, 1965 




State 2-0224; 2-0265; 4-0022; 7-0962 

Mar. 6, 1965 

Letter from Chase to Bressler 4-0472 

Mar. 8, 1965 




note from Chase to Siseo 6-0799 

Draft presidential message to Congress 3-0866 


from Von Kohom to Johnson, and advertisement 

2-0222 


3-0873 


reply from Bundy to Voorhis 2-0231 

Note from Jackson to Chase 3-0874 


State 6-0552 


7-0432; 7-0433 


6-0553 


State 6-0552; 7-0428 

Mar. 9, 1965 



4-0471 



State 7-0960 


State 4-0029 


State 2-0425 

Mar. 10, 1965 

Charter amendment ratifications as of March 10, 

1965 3-0806; 3-0833 

Comments on International Cooperation Year by 






from Johnson to Stassen 2-0979 



from Bundy to Voorhis 2-0229 

Message from Cleveland to Bundy 7-0959 

Press release from UN Association 4-0466 


and Paris and Rome Embassies 1-0423 


State 4-0744 

Mar. 11, 1965 

Airgram from Sute Dept to USUN New York and 

all diplomatic posts, with press statement by 

Expert Committee of Security Council 4-0006 

Draft memorandum from Cleveland to Stevenson 

3-0854 

Memorandum from Bundy to Johnson 2-0227; 

3-0800 


memorandum from Chase to Cleveland 3-0830 



2-0229 

Mar. 12, 1965 

Letter from Rusk to Johnson 3-0737; 3-0767 

Memorandum from Bundy to Johnson 3-0879; 

3-0820 


3-0799 


3-0826 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Asia diplomatic posts 

6-0548 


7-7063 


Sute 7-0264 

Mar. 15, 1965 

Letter from Chase to Von Kohora 2-0276 


from Chase to Bundy 3-0797 



2-0277 

Memorandum from Siseo to MacArthur, with note 

from Siseo to Chase and checklist of 

preparations for transmission to Congress 3-0795 


Sute 6-0547 

Mar. 16, 1965 


Sute 7-0957 


Sute 7-0262; 7-0427 

Mar. 17, 1965 

Memorandum from Chase to Goodwin 3-0765 


Bundy, Greenfield, and MacArthur 7-0723 


7-0222 


Sute 2-0260; 4-0243; 6-0544; 6-0545 

Mar. 18, 1965 

Election of UN High Commissioner for Human 

Rights: Communication from permanent 

represenutive of Cosu Rica to United Nations 

6-0502 


of SUte 6-0546 


2-0950; 2-0970 


Sute 4-0742 

Mar. 19, 1965 


Sute 7-0956 


Sute 6-0543 

Mar. 20, 1965 


draft of speech by Bundy 4-0445 


Sute 7-0955 


6-0542 


3-0493 


4-0239 

Mar. 22, 1965 


4-0444 

Telegram from Geneva Mission to Secreury of 

Sute 6-0539 


SUte 7-0954 


Mar. 22, 1965 Chronological List of Documents 


6-0J4Í 

Mar. 23, 1965 


realistic appraisal 4-0321 

Address by Cleveland at National Conference on 

International Cooperation Year: Building blocks 

of world order 4-0331 

Agenda for 1st meeting of National Council for 

International Cooperation 4-0352 

ICY functional committees 4-0353 

Locations of joint meetings for afternoon of March 

23, 1965 with membership of ICY Cabinet 

Committee, committee chairmen and information 

officers, and phone numbers 4-0360 


State 6-0538 


State 7-0952; 7-0953 


State 6-0557 

Mar. 24, 1965 




6-0777 


State 6-0535 

Question concerning implementation of human 

rights through UN High Commissioner for 

Human Rights or through some other 

appropriate international machinery; Costa Rica: 

draft resolution on election of UN High 

Commissioner for Human Rights 6-0506 


State J-0720; 1-0121; 7-0950 

Mar. 25, 1965 



State 6-0533 


of State 6-0534 


State 4-0136; 4-0137; 4-0138; 7-0949 

Mar. 26, 1965 


1-0420 


State, with statement by Quat 7-0946 


4-0/34 


Mission 6-0532 


State 7-0092; 7-0779; 4-0732; 4-0733 

Mar. 27, 1965 


6-0526 

Mar. 29, 1965 

Agreed US-UK position on UN peacekeeping 

2-0966 



newspaper clipping 2-0273 


State 7-0945 

Mar. 30, 1965 





Senators interviewed 3-072Í 


State 7-0090; 4-0737; 7-0939; 7-0940 

Mar. 31, 1965 

Address by Cleveland before National Council of 

Jewish Women: Peace comes in parcels 6-0766 





Johnson to Benjamin 4-0312 


Note from Secretary General to USUN New York 

with amount required for overcoming present 

financial difficulties of United Nations 2-0960 

Telegram circular from State Dept 4-0277 


7-0937 


State 7-00Í9; 4-0728; 4-0730; 4-0209 

Apr. 1, 1965 



Newspaper article from Washington Post 4-0273 




4-O200 


4-0727 


4-0726; 4-0204; 7-0389 


State 4-0722; 4-0723; 4-0724; 7-0385; 7-0386; 

7-0387; 7-0936 

Apr. 2, 1965 

Memorandum from Belk to ICY Committee 

chairmen, with list of members of National 


Cooperation 4-0932 



4-0799 


State 3-0638 


State 6-0524 


State 4-0779 


4-0720 


3-0639; 7-0384; 7-0929; 7-0930 


Sute 3-0629; 3-0630; 3-0632; 3-0634; 4-0776; 

4-0777; 4-0778; 7-0382; 7-0383 


Stete 3-0637 

Apr. 3, 1965 


State 7-0479 

First U.N. amendments (Washington Post 

editorial) 3-0753 

Apr. 5, 1965 

Explanatory notes for chart depicting effect of 

amendments on geographic allocation of Security 

Council seats with charts and note from Siseo to 

Chase 3-0646 



Senators interviewed 3-0727 

Memorandum from Chase to Bundy with agreed 

US-UK position on UN peacekeeping 2-0945 



interviewed 3-0724 

Telegram from Hong Kong Consulate to Secreury 

of Sute 6-0523 


Sute 7-0379; 7-0380 

Apr. 6, 1965 


Sute 7-0927 


Message from Johnson to Senate, with transmittal 

note from Reedy to press 6-0760 

Message to US Senate from Johnson 3-0715 


3-0772 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Capetown Embassy 

3-0628 


State 3-0626; 3-0627; 4-0774; 7-0377; 7-0375; 

7-0377; 7-0928 

Apr. 7, 1965 


Sute 6-0572 

Airgram from USUN New York to SecreUry of 

Sute, with appeal of 17 heads of sute or 

government of non-aligned countries 7-0976 

Airgram from USUN New York to Secreury of 

Sute, with letter from Sambath to U Thant 

7-0974 


International Cooperation Year (ICY) committees 

4-0898 


memorandum from Celebreeze to Cater 2-0204 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Amman Embassy 

and USUN New York 7-0923 


6-0579 


7-0369 

Telegram from Taipei Embassy to Secreury of 

Sute 3-0777 


Sute 7-0777; 3-0624; 3-0625; 4-0708; 4-0770; 

4-0777; 4-0772; 7-0366; 7-0922 

Apr. 8, 1965 

Letter from Valenti to Rhyne 4-0956 


Sute 6-0575; 7-0359 

Telegram from Sute Dept to San Jose Embassy 

7-0364 


6-0639; 7-0426; 7-0970; 7-0977; 7-0972 


Sute 3-0627; 3-0623; 7-0356; 7-0358; 7-0905; 

7-0908; 7-0909 

Apr. 9, 1965 


Sute 7-0475 


Sute 6-0573 


7-0352 


Sute 3-0679; 3-0620; 4-0704; 7-0348; 7-0349; 

7-0357; 7-0897; 7-0898; 7-0899; 7-0900; 

7-0907; 7-0902 

Telegram from Vientiane Embassy to Secreury of 

Sute 7-0903 

Apr. 10, 1965 

Airgram from USUN New York to Secreury of 

SUte 4-0702 


Note from Jackson to Chase with draft Secretary 

General paper on future peacekeeping, April 2 

2-0957 

Apr. 11, 1965 

White House press release, with United Nations 

Day 1965 proclamation by Johnson 6-0757 

Apr. 12, 1965 

Airgram from Sute Dept to Bangkok, Canberra, 

Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Saigon, Seoul, Taipei, 

Tokyo, Vientiane, Wellington, Cairo, Colombo, 

Kabul, Karachi, New Delhi, and Tehran 

Embassies 7-7059 


Committee chairmen 4-0895 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy, with atuched 

tenutive nominations for US government 

delegation 2-0208 


SUte 7-0776; 7-0474; 3-0674; 3-0675; 4-0700; 

7-0342; 7-0343; 7-0345; 7-0347; 7-0894 


White House press release, United Nations Day, 

1965 4-0930 

Apr. 13, 1965 


SUte 3-0673; 4-0098; 7-0334; 7-0336; 7-0337; 

7-0338; 7-0340; 7-0347; 7-0892

Chronological List of Documents May 13, 1965 

Apr. 14, 1965 




7-0890 




6-0632 


State 3-0612 


State 6-05i0 


7-0332 


7-0331 


State 3-0í;0; 3-0611; 4-0097; 7-0327; 7-0328; 

7-0329; 7-0884; 7-0885; 7-0887; 7-0888 

Apr. 15, 1965 


State, with note from Stavropoulos 4-0106 





considered by ICY, and transmitía! note from 

Chase to Bundy 4-0885 


7-0326 


State Í-00S7; 3-0605; 3-0007; 3-0(50«; 3-0609; 

4-0096; 7-0311; 7-0312; 7-0315; 7-0317; 

7-0320; 7-0321; 7-0323; 7-0881; 7-0882 

Apr. 16, 1965 



public information officers 4-0921 





1-0413; 3-0601; 7-0308 


State 1-0115; 1-0410; 1-0411; 3-0594; 3-0596; 

3-0597; 3-0599; 4-0095; 7-0300 

Apr. 17, 1965 


7.0S79 


7-O880 


4-0003 

Apr. 19, 1965 


State 1-0409 


State 3-0589; 3-059J; 3-0592; 7-029Ö; 7-0298 

Apr. 20, 1965 

Letter from Wood to Cates 2-0203 



State 7-0295 

Apr. 21, 1965 



Witt and Du Plooy 3-0708 

CIA intelligence information cable 7-0874; 7-0877 

Memorandum from Elmendorf to Chase 2-0201 


Stete 7-0294 


State J-0408; 3-0587; 74292; 7-0293 


Apr. 22, 1965 



and Vienna Embassy 3-0584 


State 3-0583; 7-0873 

Apr. 23, 1965 

Airgram from State Dept to USUN New York, 

Geneva Mission, and Paris Embassy 7-029J 


6-0484 

Letter from Cates to Chase 2-0200 


State i-0259; 2-0407; 3-0576; 3-0578; 3-0580; 

3-0582; 6-0628; 6-0629; 7-0286; 7-0287; 

7-0290 

Apr. 24, 1965 



Conference, Truman Library 6-0753 


State 7-0282; 7-0284; 7-0285 


Stockholm Embassies 3-0574 


State 3-0572; 7-0278; 7-0279 

Apr. 25, 1965 


State 3-05 71 

Apr. 26, 1965 



information officers; with White House press 

release 4-09Í9 


7-0277 


State 7-0406; 7-Í057 

Apr. 27, 1965 


State 7-Í058 


7-0276 


State 7-0265; 7-0267; 7-0270; 7-0274 

Apr. 28, 1965 





Cleveland, and note from Belk to Chase 4-0911 



Committee on Foreign Relations 3-0700 


7-J056 


3-0569 


State 3-0565; 3-0566; 3-0568; 7-0253; 7-0254; 

7-0257; 7-0258; 7-0262 

Apr. 29, 1965 


Francisco, Law Day-USA Luncheon 6-0746 

Memorandum from Haynes to Bundy 2-0199 


Sute 3-0562; 3-0563; 7-0252; 7-0252 

Apr. 30, 1965 


2-0404 

Telegram from Bern Embassy to Secretary of Sute 

7-0250 


SUte 3-0562 


Sute 2-0403; 3-0559; 6-0627; 7-0242; 7-0244; 

7-0245; 7-0246; 7-0247; 7-0248 


of Stote 2-0257 

Telephone message from Jackson 3-0698 

May 1965 

ICY newsletter 4-0838 

May 1, 1965 


SUte 7-0234; 7-0240; 7-0242 


May 3, 1965 

CIA intelligence information cable 2-0191; 7-0871 

Letter from McNamara to Rusk 2-0943 




release 4-0926 

Memorandum from Cleveland to Cater 2-02 94 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Rabat Embassy 

3-0558 


7-0232 


SUte 2-0402; 3-0557; 6-0626; 7-0230; 7-0232 

May 4, 1965 


transmitul note from Chase to Bundy 2-0940 



7-0228 


SUte 3-0554; 3-0556; 7-0227; 7-0870 

May 5, 1965 


SUte 3-0553; 7-0224; 7-0226 

May 6, 1965 


SUte, with attachment 3-0544 

Memorandum from Cleveland to Rusk with list of 

OAS members contributing observers, troops, 

and/or other services for U.N. military 

operations 4-0295 

Telegram from Geneva Mission to SecreUry of 

Sute 7-0869 


SUte 7-0229 


7-0220; 7-0222 


SUte 2-0086; 3-0543; 7-0226; 7-022 7; 7-0868 

May 7, 1965 


Jackson to Chase 3-0692 


7-7054; 7-2055 

Telegram from SUte Dept to Saigon Embassy 

7-0865 


7-0275 


SUte 2-0400; 3-0542; 3-0692 

May 8, 1965 


Sute 7-0222 

May 10, 1965 


4-0907 


7-0864 


SUte 2-0084; 3-0532; 3-0535; 3-0536; 3-0540 

May 11, 1965 


3-0689 


SUte 2-0083; 3-0527; 3-0530 

May 12, 1965 


Committee and committee chairmen 4-0884 



SUte 2-0399; 3-0523; 6-0625 

May 13, 1965 


MacComack to Cates 2-0289 

Letter from Ferwerda to Chase 2-0288 


7-0222 


3-0522 


3-0527; 3-0529 


May 13, 1965 Chronological List of Documents 


State 3-0515; 3-0516; 3-0688 

May 14, 1965 


3-0512 


7-0398 


3-0508 


State 3-0504 

May 16, 1965 


State 6-0623 

May 17, 1965 




State 3-0502; 7-0205; 7-0206; 7-0207; 7-0208; 

7-0209 

May 18, 1965 


State 1-0082; 1-0396; 3-0501; 7-0197; 7-0200; 

7-0201; 7-0204; 7-0863 


May 19, 1965 


State with report from Campbell 3-0497 




release 4-0880 

Memorandum from Belk to State Dept speakers 

and ICY information officers, with ICY speech 

material 4-0876 




7-0194 





State 3-0495; 7-0191; 7-0192; 7-0193 

May 20,1965 


State 7-0J8Í 

Telegram from State Dept to Canberra Embassy 

7-0Í89 


7-0858 


State 3-0489; 3-049Í; 6-0622; 7-0856 

May 21,1965 



J-0395 


State 3-0487; 7-0J80; 7-0/8/; 7-0Í83; 7-0;85; 

7-0Í8Í 

May 22, 1965 


State 7-0855 

May 23, 1965 


State 7-OJ43 

May 24, 1965 


3-0485 


State 7-0170; 7-0175; 7-0177; 7-0179 

May 24, 1965 to May 25, 1965 

White House Conference on Natural Beauty, 

Washington, D.C., May 24-25, 1965 4-0852 

May 25, 1965 


i-0079; 7-0168 


State 3-0484; 6-0621; 7-0154; 7-0158; 7-0159; 

7-0160; 7-0162; 7-0163; 7-0165; 7-0166; 

7-0854 


May 26, 1965 


7-0753 


State 7-0394; 3-0478; 3-0479; 3-0480; 3-0482; 

6-0483; 7-0749; 7-0757 

May 27, 1965 


7-0748 


7-0393 


State 7-0078; 3-0475; 7-0744; 7-0745; 7-0746 

May 28, 1965 


3-0474 


Taipei Embassies 6-0481 


6-0479 


State 7-0257; 7-0397; 7-0392; 3-0477; 3-0472; 

3-0473; 6-0620; 7-0747 

May 29, 1965 



Bundy 4-0870 

May 31, 1965 

Report of Secretary-General and President of 

General Assembly 2-0914 

June 1, 1965 

Memoranda from Cleveland to ICY Cabinet 


Press conference briefing paper 2-0912 

Statement by Johnson, with letter from Johnson to 

Humphrey and McCormack 5-0291 


State 3-0467; 3-0468; 3-0470; 7-0740 

June 2, 1965 



7-0739 


State 7-0389; 3-0463; 3-0464; 6-0679 

June 3, 1965 


Dean 2-0977 


State 7-0387; 7-0388; 3-0460; 6-0476; 7-0738 

June 4, 1965 




Diplomacy 6-0742 





6-0732 


7-0386; 3-0458 


State 3-0457 


State 7-0384; 3-0457; 3-0454; 3-0455; 3-0456; 

6-0475; 7-0737 

June 5, 1965 


State 3-0449; 3-0687 

June 7, 1965 


State and USUN New York 3-0448 

Telegram from State Dept to Carp 4-0846 


State 3-0444; 3-0446; 7-0735 


State 3-0447 

June 8, 1965 





June 16, 1965 4-0828 


State 7-0383; 3-0440; 3-0447; 7-0732; 7-0733; 

7-0734 

June 9, 1965 




3-0439 


Sute 3-0430; 3-0437; 3-0432; 3-0433; 3-0437; 

3-0438; 7-0737; 7-0857 

June 10, 1965 




SUte 3-0428; 3-0435; 3-0684 

June 11, 1965 


Sute with letter from British Ambassador 


3-0478 


3-0683 


3-0426 


Sute 3-0477; 3-0422; 3-0423; 7-0725; 7-0727; 

7-0728; 7-0730 

June 12, 1965 


6-0473 


SUte 3-0472; 3-0474; 3-0475 

June 13, 1965 


Secretary of Sute 6-0470 

Telegram from Sute Dept to London and Otuwa 

Embassies and USUN New York 3-0409 

June 14, 1965 

Telegram from Geneva Mission to SecreUry of 

SUte 7-0727 


3-0405 

Telegram from Sute Dept to OtUwa Embassy 

3-0408 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Rome Embassy 

3-0407 


7-0722; 7-0724 


Sute 3-0397; 3-0399; 3-0400; 3-0404; 3-0682; 

7-0777; 7-0778; 7-0779; 7-0720 

Transmittal note from Cater to Chase 4-0264 

June 15, 1965 

Memorandum from Hilliker to Bundy, with paper 

on UN involvement in Viet-Nam 7-0778 


7-0775 


SUte 7-0378; 3-0395; 7-0774 

June 16, 1965 

Chinese propaganda campaign against UN 2-0780 


3-0680; 6-0467 


SUte 7-0075; 7-0076; 3-0393; 3-0394; 7-0776 

June 17, 1965 

Airgram from USUN New York to SecreUry of 

Sute, with letters from Lopez to Stevenson, 

Lopez to Spock, and Stevenson to Lopez 7-0846 


7-0773 


Sute 7-0256; 3-0389; 3-0392; 3-0679; 7-0772 

June 18, 1965 



Telegram from London Embassy to SecreUry of 

Sute 7-0777 


SUte 7-0074; 3-0388; 3-0677; 3-0678

Chronological List of Documents July 24, 1965 

Jone 19, 1965 


of State 3-03« 7 

June 21, 1965 

Britain's pledge of $10 million to United Nations 

2-0906 


State 7-0107 


7-0Í09 


State 3-03SÍ 


State 3-0385 


June 22, 1965 

Concurrent resolution of 89th Congress, 1st 

Session 2-0115 


State 3-03S3 


3-0676; 7-0105 


State 4-0094 

Jone 23, 1965 




State 3-03Ä2; 3-0675; 7-0104 

June 24, 1965 

Memorandum from Hopkins to White and Bundy 

with Senate Concurrent Resolution 36 4-0S2Í 

Memorandum from Rusk to Johnson 2-0i 77 


3-03«; 


State 3-0574 


State 6-0616 

June 25, 1965 


State 7-0J0Í 

June 28, 1965 to June 29, 1965 


questions, with list of participants 2-0117 

June 29, 1965 


agenda and briefing papers 2-0152 

July 2, 1965 

Speech by Cleveland at concluding general session 

of 103rd annual convention of National 

Education Association: View from up there 

Í-07Í9 

July 4, 1965 


July 7, 1965 


2-0902 

July 8, 1965 

Address by Honorable Carlos P. Romulo delivered 

at opening banquet of World Congress of World 

Federalists 2-OJ07 


Federalists 2-0094 

Policy and resolutions adopted by 19th General 

Assembly of United World Federalists 2-0Í0Í 

Remarks of Johnson at signing ceremony 

proclaiming World Law Day, with text of 

proclamation 5-0300 


State 6-0699 

July 9, 1965 


memorandum from Rude to Johnson 2-0897 


State 7-OiOO 


Embassies, and Geneva Mission 3-0379 


State 3-037« 

World Weather Watch: International system to 

serve all nations; with memorandum from 

Cleveland to ICY Cabinet Committee chairmen, 

members, and information officers 4-0S00 

July 11, 1965 


State 6-0696 

July 12, 1965 




releases 4-0782 

Memorandum from Chase to Bundy 2-0OÍ5 


3-0376 


3-0374 


3-0370 


State 3-0369 

July 13, 1965 


Persons to Chase 2-0092 



State J-03«/; 7-0095 


State 3-0367 


3-036«; 6-0472 


State 7-009« 

July 14, 1965 


Committee and Committee Chairmen 4-0788 


State J-03 79 


7-J053 


State 3-036J; 3-0362; 3-0365; 3-0366; 6-0469 

July 15, 1965 



State 3-0360 

Telegram from State Dept to Montreal Consulate 

J-007J 


and Geneva Mission 7-0094 


State 3-0357; 3-035«; 3-0359; 3-0673; 7-0«44 

Text of speech by Caradon at meeting of 

ECOSOC 6-06S3 

July 16, 1965 

Committees on women; members and mid-year 

report 5-0216 

Health committees; members and mid-year report 

5-0206 

Natural resources conservation and development 

committees; members and mid-year report 

5-0227 

Research on development of international 

institutions committee; members and mid-year 

report 5-02J0 

Social welfare committee; members and mid-year 

report 5-02J2 


State 7-0086 


6-0468; 7-0089 


7-0065 


State 7-0070; 6-0466 

Youth activities committees; members and 

mid-year report 5-0279 

July 17, 1965 


State 7-7052 

July 19, 1965 


Memorandum from Rusk to Johnson 6-045«; 

6-0464 


State 7-7057 


State 7-0083; 7-0085 

July 20, 1965 


diplomatic posts except Djakarta 7-7049 

Memorandum for Johnson 4-0778 

Note from Belk to Chase with ICY committees 

recommendations and areas of study 4-0757 

Remarks of Johnson announcing Goldberg to be 

US ambassador to UN 6-0680; 7-0423 

Telegram circular from State Dept 7-047 9 


State 7-0082 


State 6-0675 

White House press release: Nomination sent to 

Senate on July 20, 1965 7-0422 

July 20, 1965 to July 21, 1965 

White House Conference on Education, July 

20-21, 1965, Washington, D.C. 4-0«60 

July 21, 1965 

Havana domestic radio service report 7-047« 




American Education 4-0714 



Chase 6-0460 


State 7-0062; 7-0064; 3-0356; 6-0463 

July 22, 1965 

Memorandum from Belk to Chase with suggested 

White House Conference plan 4-0702 



information officers, with concurrent resolution 

of Congress 4-0777 




State 7-0060 


3-0355 



7-0079 


3-0352 


State 7-0058; 3-0350; 3-0357; 7-0842; 7-0843 

July 23, 1965 




State 7-0075 


7-0078 


State 3-0347; 3-0348; 6-0456; 6-0673; 6-0674; 

7-0473 



Current Intelligence 2-0887 

July 24, 1965 


State 7-0074 


7-0477 


6-0672 


Sute 3-0345 


July 26, 1965 Chronological List of Documents 

July 26, 1965 

Memorandum from Bundy to Rusk, McNamara, 

Ball, and Bundy 7-0716 




State 3-0344 

July 27, 1965 

Communications committee members 5-0224 

List of members of National Citizens' Commission 

on International Cooperation 4-0689 



information officers 4-0700 

July 28, 1965 




Peacekeeping Operations 3-0332 

Development of international law committee; 

members and mid-year report 5-0201 

Letter from Johnson to U Thant 7-0409 


from Johnson to U Thant 7-0714 





4-0815 


State 7-0410 


3-0342 


and Dublin Embassy 3-0340 


State J-0057; 3-0329; 3-0330; 3-0672; 6-0609 

White House press release: Text of letter from 

President to his excellency U Thant 7-07ii 

July 29, 1965 


Hasluck 2-0904 



settlement, and UN peacekeeping 4-0653 


State 3-0327 


State 7-0072 


7-0S40 


State 1-0376; 3-0325; 3-0326; 7-0838 


President from his excellency U Thant 7-0712 

July 30, 1965 


State 7-0407 

Note from Belk to Chase 4-0552 


State J-O0J4; 3-0324; 3-0670; 3-0671 

Transportation committees mid-year report 5-0214 

July 31, 1965 


State 7-0405 


3-0320 

Aug. 1, 1965 




7-0S33 

Aug. 2,1965 


Rusk 3-OJJ3 


State 3-03J5 


3-03ÍO 


State 3-0372; 3-0374; 6-0455; 7-0832 


Aug. 3, 1965 

Education committee members 5-0225 

Finance and monetary affairs committee; members 

and mid-year report 5-0204 


7-0527 


State 7-0053; 3-0377; 7-0404 

Trade committee mid-year report 5-0215 

Aug. 4, 1965 

Labor committees mid-year report 5-020S 

Memorandum from Stibravy to Chase, with article 

from State Department Bulletin 7-006* 


State 3-030S 






3-0370; 7-0825 


State 3-0309; 3-0667; 3-0668; 7-0407; 7-0402 

Aug. 5, 1965 


State 3-0306; 3-0307; 7-0824 

Aug. 6, 1965 


3-0305 


State 3-0304; 6-0454; 7-0400; 7-0822 

Aug. 7, 1965 


Rusk 3-0772 


7-0878 


and Accra Embassy 7-0820 

Aug. 9, 1965 


3-0666; 7-0877 


3-0302; 3-0303 



7-0375 


Sute 3-0295; 3-0297 


Sute 3-0299 

Aug. 10, 1965 


Sute 3-0288 

Telegram from OtUwa Embassy to Secretary of 

Sute 7-0876 - 


3-0297 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Vientiane, London, 

Paris, Bangkok, Saigon, Otuwa, New Delhi, 


and CINCPAC 3-0293 


Sute 3-0290; 3-0664; 3-0665; 7-0067; 7-0874; 

7-0875 

Aug. 11, 1965 


Sute 3-0289 


7-0873 


Sute 6-0453 


7-0066 


6-0608 


Sute 7-0756 

Aug. 12, 1965 


Rusk 3-0777 


Telegram from Paris Embassy to Secreury of State 

3-0273 


Sute 3-0274; 3-0277; 3-0279; 3-0282; 3-0287 

Aug. 12, 1965 to Aug. 24, 1965 



committee reports 5-0738 

Aug. 13, 1965 


Memorandum from Belk to Chase with list of 

number of ICY committee meetings 5-0783 



Sute 7-0057; 3-0269; 3-0270; 3-0277; 3-0272; 

7-0399; 7-0877; 7-0872 

Aug. 16, 1965 


Committee of 33 3-0705 


Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations 

3-0099 

Sutement by Goldberg in Special Committee on 

Peacekeeping Operations 6-0674 


3-0265 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Freetown Embassy 

3-0252 


SUte 3-0260 

Aug. 17, 1965 



SUte 3-0253 


Sute 3-0252 


3-0257 


Secretary of Sute 3-0256 


3-0259 


7-0064 


SUte 3-0257 


SUte 7-0049; 3-0254; 3-0662; 7-0398 

Aug. 18, 1965 


SUte 7-0374 


Read to Bundy 3-0975 

Telegram from London Embassy to SecreUry of 

SUte 3-0240 


Sute 3-0249 

Telegram from New Delhi Embassy to Secreury 



3-0239 


3-0250 


SUte 7-0048; 3-0242; 3-0243; 3-0245; 3-0247; 

7-0809 

Aug. 19, 1965 


3-0236 


Sute 3-0235 


SUte 3-0225; 3-0226 


Sute 3-0232 

Telegram from Otuwa Embassy to Secretary of 

Sute 3-0233 


3-0223 


3-0659

Chronological List of Documents Sept. 20, 1965 


State 3-0227; 3-0228; 3-0229; 3-0230; 3-0658; 

7-0808 

Aug. 20, 1965 


State 3-0215 


of State .5-02] 7 


State 3-0218 


7-0065 


3-0222; 7-0807 


Secretary of State 3-0220 


State 1-0046; 1-0047; 3-0210; 3-0211; 3-0212; 

3-0213; 3-0214; 6-0450; 6-0451 



Aug. 23, 1965 



State 3-0209 


State 1-0045; 3-0206; 3-0207; 3-0208 

Aug. 24, 1965 


3-0196 


2-0059 


State 7-00í; 


State 1-0151; 1-0153; 1-0255; 3-0198; 3-0200; 

3-0202; 3-0204; 3-0205 

Aug. 25, 1965 

Airgram circular from AID to AID directors and 

deputy directors 7-0595 


State 5-0/92 


;-OJJO 


State 1-0254; 3-0193; 3-0194; 3-0195; 3-0656; 

3-0657; 7-0805 

Aug. 26, 1965 




7-0060 


5-0J92 


3-0Í86 


State J-0J4Í; 1-0148; 3-0188; 7-0804 

Aug. 27, 1965 


State 3-0277 


State 5-0279 



Council president 7-0500 


ICY budget: FY 1966 J-0J58 


State 3-0242 


State 2-02«; 2-0244; 2-02.53; 2-0575; 5-0282; 

5-0284; 5-0285 

Aug. 28, 1965 


State 7-0058 

Aug. 30, 1965 



to Jones 5-0260 


missions 7-0797 


5-02 «4 


State 2-0240; 5-0275; 3-0274; 5-0275; 5-0655 

Aug. 31, 1965 


State 7-0057 


State 5-0270; 3-0272; 5-0654; 7-0795; 7-0795; 

7-0796 

Sept 1,1965 


State 7-0056 




State 5-0266 




State 5-0267 


State 7-0792 


State 2-0044; 5-0268 

Sept 2, 1965 




conservation and development 5-0254 


State 7-0787 


2-0249 


State 2-0045 

Sept 3, 1965 


State 7-0788 


7-0785 


7-0055 


7-0789 


5-0265 


State 7-0784 


State 2-0248; 2-0372 

Sept 4, 1965 


State 7-0054 


6-0606 

Sept 7, 1965 




State, with version sanitized in 1977 2-0568 


State 5-0262 

Sept 8, 1965 



on International Cooperation and public 

presidential statements on ICY 5-0226 


State 7-0783 


State 7-0782 


State 7-0782 

Sept 9, 1965 



International Relations Club 5-0208 

Suggested presidential statement 5-0224 


Secretary of State 7-O780 


State 7-0777; 7-0778 

Sept 10, 1965 

Memorandum from Abell to Chase 5-0102 













and panel program 5-0205 


3-0255 


State 3-0257 

Sept 11, 1965 


State 7-0046 


6-0602 

Sept 13, 1965 

American opinion summary, Department of State: 

UN financing 3-0095 


State 7-0776 


State 2-0042; 7-0775 

Sept 14, 1965 


State 7-0775 


State 2-0057 


7-0774 

Sept 15, 1965 


Committee, chairmen, and information officers 

5-0075 

Memorandum from Belk to Siseo 5-0094 



State 5-0255 


State 7-0044; 7-0045 


State 5-0653 

Sept 16, 1965 


State 2-0367; 3-0652 

Sept 17, 1965 


World Peace Through Law 6-0667 





5-0247 



Sept 18, 1965 


Nations Association of USA 6-0660 



Besansky to Turen 5-0069 

Sept 20, 1965 

Members of minority groups who have been 

invited to White House Conference on 



State 7-0045 


State 5-0245; 5-0246 


Sept. 22, 1965 Chronological List of Documents 

Sept 22, 1965 

Memorandum from Ball to Johnson, with public 

presidential statements on ICY and proposed 

program for White House Conference on 




information officers 5-0058; 5-0091 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy with invitation 

list, by category, for White House Conference on 

International Cooperation 4-0970, 5-0002 



and Sloan 2-0649 


7-00« 


State 1-0364; 1-0365 

Transcript of press conference with Moyers 2-0028 

Sept 23,1965 

Memorandum from Ball to Bundy, with public 

presidential statements on ICY, and proposed 

program of White House Conference on 




categories for invitation list of White House 

Conference on International Cooperation, and 

partial invitation list 6-0763 

Note from Belk to Chase, with memorandum to 

Belk 4-0964 


State 1-0363; 7-0771 

Sept 24, 1965 



of State i-0246 




J-0362 


3-0J44 


State J-0036; Í-036J; 3-0J4J; 3-0742; 6-0448 

Sept 25, 1965 




Sute 7-0047 


State 7-0769 

Sept 27,1965 



2-0027 


State 7-0360; 3-0740; 7-0037; 7-0039; 7-0767 

Sept 28, 1965 


memorandum from Bundy to Johnson 4-0962 


3-0903 


State 3-0739; 7-0036; 7-0765 

Sept 29, 1965 


State 7-0358; 7-0034; 7-0763 

Sept 30, 1965 






Proposed budget for White House Conference on 



7-0033 


State 3-0737; 3-0738; 7-0032; 7-0762 


Oct 1, 1965 

Note to Chase 5-0486 


State 7-0758 


State 3-0734; 3-0735; 3-0736; 7-0030; 7-0037; 

7-0759 

Oct. 2, 1965 


7-0027 


State 6-0446; 6-0447 

Oct 4, 1965 

Memorandum from Belk to Chase 5-0468 


6-0445 


State 7-0356; 7-0022; 7-0025; 7-0026 

Oct 5, 1965 





panels at White House Conference on 


Memorandum from Read to Bundy, with tentative 

program 6-0268 


7-0020 


State 7-0035; 7-0355; 3-0733; 7-0076; 7-0078 

Oct 6, 1965 


Note from Belk to Chase, with invitation list, by 

category, for White House Conference on 



State 7-0353; 7-0074; 7-0075 

Oct 7, 1965 


Note from Picard to Chase, with addenda to 


Conference on International Cooperation 6-0225 




State 7-0752 

Oct 8, 1965 


State 6-0440 

Letter from Belk to Chase 6-0790 

Memorandum from Sherman to Chase 6-0162 


State 3-0729 


State 7-0754 


and Paris Embassy 7-0009 


State 3-0730; 7-0008; 7-0755; 7-0756 


State 3-0732 

Oct 9, 1965 


Oct 11, 1965 




State 7-0774; 7-0352 

Oct 12, 1965 

Memorandum from Belk to ICY information 

officers, with agenda for ICY information 

officers meeting 5-0473 




7-0750 


State 7-0357; 7-0007 


Cooperation expenses 5-0459 

Oct. 13, 1965 

Letter from Belk to Larison 5-0472 







State 7-0033; 7-0006; 7-0747; 7-0748 

Oct. 14, 1965 

Airgram from State Dept to Aleppo, Amman, 

Asmara, Baghdad, Beirut, Cairo, Dhahran, 

Damascus, Jidda, Kuwait, Taiz, Algiers, Rabat, 

Tripoli, Tunis, Addis Ababa, Mogadiscio, 

Nouakchott, Paris, Basra, Tel Aviv, and 

Khartoum Embassies, with enclosures 2-0606 

Draft report of ICY Committee on Technical 

Cooperation and Investment, with transmittal 

note from Huber to Chase 5-0407 



5-0376 




paper 5-0387 

Memorandum from Siseo to ICY cabinet 

committee and committee chairmen, with 

program and tentative panel schedule 5-0372 



conferences 5-0397 


2-0646 


State 7-0348; 7-0349; 7-0004 

Oct 15, 1965 



2-0507 


State, with enclosures 2-0597 

Memorandum from Belk for the record 5-03 70 


background paper 2-0023 

Memorandum from Siseo to Bundy 5-0367 



conferences 5-0397 

Telegram circular from State Dept 2-0634 


2-0638 


State 2-0594 


State 2-0645 


State 2-0673 




State 2-0644 




2-0642 

Telegram from State Dept to Bern Embassy 

2-0675 


2-0580 


2-0605 


State 7-0346; 2-0596; 2-0602; 2-0604; 2-0672; 

2-0628; 2-0629; 2-0630; 2-0632; 2-0633; 

2-0636; 2-0637; 7-0002; 7r0003 

Oct. 16, 1965 




State 2-0597

Chronological List of Documents Oct. 29, 1965 

CIA inteUigence information cable 2-0520 





5-0304 


2-05S3 


State 2-05S6; 2-0588; 2-0590 


State 2-0585 

Oct. 17, 1965 



OAU Council of Ministers meeting 2-0561 


2-0578 

Oct. 18, 1965 


State, with newspaper article 2-0541 




Enloe to LBJ 2-00J7 


State 6-1047 


State 6-Í04« 


2-0549 


2-0547 


2-0540 


2-0546; 6-J049 


and London Embassy 2-0548 


of Stole 2-0524 


Mission and Secretary of State 2-0554 


State 1-0113; 1-0344; 1-0345; 2-0550; 2-0551; 

2-0552; 2-0555; 2-0556; 2-0557; 2-055«; 

2-0559; 2-0560 

Oct. 19, 1965 


State 2-0527 


note from Chase to Belk 6-0151 


Talking points for presentation to Government 

chairmen of change in ICY format 5-0361 


State 6-J046 


of State 2-0514; 2-053J 


2-0532 


2-0506; 2-0525; 2-0530 


and Seoul Embassy 2-0494 




State 2-0504; 2-0507; 2-050«; 2-0509; 2-0511; 

2-0526; 2-0528; 2-0529; 2-0534 

Oct 20, 1965 


State 6-/045 


2-0493 


State 2-0503 


State 7-0743 


posts and Georgetown Consulate 2-0466 




6-J044 


.1-0342 


State 2-0245; 2-0343; 2-04«5; 2-04S6; 2-048«; 

2-0490; 2-0495; 2-0499; 2-0500 

Oct 21, 1965 




panels 5-0724 


officers 5-0359 


State 2-0478 


State 2-0023 


2-0456 

Telegram from State Dept to Georgetown AID 

2-0429 


2-0454; 2-0475 


and USUN New York 2-0479 


State 2-0484 


State 2-0222; 2-0459; 2-0462; 2-0462; 2-0464; 

2-0465; 2-0467; 2-046«; 2-0472; 2-0472; 

2-0474; 2-0477; 6-2043 


State 2-0482 

Oct 22, 1965 


State 2-0333 x 


officers 5-035« 


2-0422 




State 2-0439 


Secretary of State 2-043« 


2-0423 


2-0378 

Telegram from State Dept to Kingston Embassy 

6-2040 


2-0426 


2-0436 




State 2-0340; 2-0422; 2-0427; 2-042«; 2-0430; 

2-0437; 2-0433; 2-0434; 2-0440; 2-0442; 

2-0442; 2-0443; 2-0444; 2-0445; 2-0446; 

2-0447; 2-044«; 2-0449; 2-0457; 2-0452; 

6-7038; 6-2042 

Oct 23, 1965 



7-0742 


2-0338 


and London and Paris Embassies 2-0404 

Oct. 24, 1965 


State 7-0740 


2-0387 

Oct 25, 1965 


Memorandum from Chase for the record 2-0016 



State 2-0394 


State 2-0377 


State 2-03Ä2 




Sute 2-03«5 




Sute 2-0392 


Sute 2-03«9 


Stote 2-0380 


2-0358 


2-0330; 2-0362; 2-0408 


Sute 2-0329; 2-0395; 2-039«; 2-0402; 2-0403; 

2-0406; 2-0409; 2-0422; 2-0422; 6-2037 


Sute 2-0407 

Oct. 26, 1965 




7-7007 

Letter from Belk to Carson 5-0354 



letter to Thomas 5-0355 

National Citizens' Commission for International 

Cooperation: Report of panel on disarmament 

5-0229 


Sute 2-0376 


2-0373 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Belize Consulate 

2-0364 

Telegram from Stote Dept to USUN New York 

2-0344 


Sute 7-0032; 2-0354; 2-0356; 2-0359; 2-0360; 

2-0365; 2-0366; 2-0367; 2-0368; 2-0370; 

2-0372; 6-7036 

Oct. 27, 1965 



Sute 2-0343 


2-0337 

Telegram from Stote Dept to Kingston, New 

Delhi, and Santiago Embassies 2-0338 

Telegram from Stote Dept to Paris OECD 6-7030 


2-0349; 6-7032; 6-2035 


State 2-0327; 2-0333; 2-0336; 2-0340; 2-0342; 

2-0342; 2-0351; 2-0352; 6-2029 

Oct 28, 1965 


Telegram from Sute Dept to Geneva Mission and 

Paris Embassy 6-7026 


2-0323 


Sute 2-0320; 2-0322; 2-0326; 5-0352; 6-2028 

Oct. 29, 1965 

Airgram from Lome Embassy to Secretary of Sute 

3-2057 

Form letter from Nasher, with White House 



Oct. 29, 1965 Chronological List of Documents 

invitation, background information, tentative 

program, and chairmen of citizens' committees 

5-0305 



State 1-0111; 6-1023 

Oct 30, 1965 


4-0260; 5-0317 


for Goldberg from Siseo 1-0319 


State 3-1053; 6-1019; 6-1021; 6-1022 

Oct. 31, 1965 


State 1-03 IS 

NOT. 1, 1965 

Letter from Chase to Thomas 5-0755 




letter from Thomas to Johnson 5-0756 


Sute 1-0026 




1-0244 


State 3-1052; 4-0308; 6-1017 

Nov. 2, 1965 


5-0754 




Shullaw to Harwood and Wilbur 2-0005 

Memorandum from Haynes to Komer, with 

attachment i-002i 

Note from Chase to Bundy 5-075J 

Note from Smith to White House 6-0153 


Sute 3-1043 


Sute 3-1049 


Sute 1-0024 


1-0242 


Sute 1-0313; 1-0315; 1-0618; 3-1042; 3-1044; 

3-1045; 3-1046; 3-1047; 4-0307 


Sute, for Siseo from Roosevelt 1-0316 

NOT. 3, 1965 


Sute with letter from Thant to Rusk 4-0;59 


Chase to Belk 5-0752 



Sute J-0235; i-0237; 1-0238; 1-0239; 1-0240; 

1-0241; 1-0608; 3-1040; 3-1041; 4-0256; 

4-0257; 6-1015; 6-1016 


Sute with memorandum from Chase to Bundy 

and note from Bundy to Chase 3-1035 

NOT. 4, 1965 


Sute 4-0168 








Bundy to Read 6-0Í57 

Letter from Newsom to Johnson 6-0154 

List of ICY private committee chairmen and 

members of National Citizens' Commission on 




Sute4-0J77 

Telegram from Nicosia Embassy to SecreUry of 

Sute 4-0178; 4-0180 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Ankara Embassy 

4-0188 


and Rome Embassy 3-1030 


Sute 3-1029 


Sute 1-0138; 1-0227; 1-0230; 1-0232; 1-0234; 

1-0309; 1-0602; 1-0670; 3-1033; 4-0172; 

4-0175; 4-0179; 4-0183; 4-0186 

NOT. 5, 1965 



Sute 4-0/62; 4-0206 


7-0222 


Sute J-02Í3; 2-02; S>; J-0307; 2-0592; 2-0665; 

3-2027; 4-0263; 4-0264; 4-0249; 4-0252; 

4-0253; 4-0254 

NOT. 6, 1965 


5-072S 


Sute 2-0306; 2-0579; 2-0662; 3-2025 

NOT. 7, 1965 


Sute 7-0738 


Sute 4-025S 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Dakar and Bathurst 


NOT. 8, 1965 






3-2022 

Telegram from Rome Embassy to SecreUry of 

Sute 3-2020 


Sute 7-0737 


4-0252 


SUte 2-0222; 3-202«; 3-7022; 3-2023; 4-0255; 

4-0248 

NOT. 9, 1965 

General information for participants in White 

House Conference on International Cooperation 

5-0722 



4-0244 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Buenos Aires 


Telegram from Sute Dept to Manila Embassy 

3-2026 


3-2024 


SUte 2-0235; 2-0566; 2-0657; 4-0250; 4-0237; 

4-0242; 4-0246 

NOT. 10, 1965 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Santiago Embassy 

3-2022 


2-0234 


SUte 2-0027; 2-0204; 2-0206; 2-0207; 2-0552; 

3-2022; 4-0252; 4-0238 

NOT. 11, 1965 

Memorandum from Belk to Chase, with general 

information for participants, panel preference 

form, and list of additional invitees to ICY 



Memorandum from Stinnet to Belk, with list of 

invitees for ICY conference 5-0545 


2-0200 






SUte 2-0297; 2-0299; 7-0203; 7-0644; 7-0652; 

3-0999; 3-2002; 3-2003; 3-2006; 3-7007; 

3-7008; 3-7009; 4-0749; 4-0237; 4-0232; 

4-0234; 4-0236 


Cooperation, delegates 5-0632 

NOT. 12, 1965 

Draft for Vice President, ICY speech 5-0609 

Letter from Davies to Johnson, with transmittal 




7-0987 


5-0679 

Moderators & keynoters: White House Conference 


Report from Goldberg to Johnson; with transmittal 

note from Goldberg to Bundy 7-0984 

Telegram circular from Sute Dept 3-0993 


Sute 7-0736 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Taipei Embassy 

3-0989 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Tel Aviv Embassy 

3-0992 


4-0228 


and Amman Embassy 1-0192 


SUte 2-0289; 2-0292; 2-0795; 2-0304; 2-0539; 

2-0640; 3-0988; 3-0990; 3-0996; 4-0229; 

6-1012 

NOT. 13, 1965 




invitees for ICY conference 5-0528 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy with list of 

suggested additional non-governmental 





background materials 5-0549 

Telegram from Sute Dept to Buenos Aires 


Telegram from Sute Dept to Tripoli Embassy 

2-0287 


Sute 2-0303; 2-0529; 3-0985; 3-0986 

NOT. 14, 1965 



York Times, page 1, Nov. 14, 1965 4-0299 


Sute 7-0525 

NOT. 15, 1965 


from Chase to Belk 6-0748 

Telegram circular from Sute Dept 3-0980 



Telegram from Bujumbura Embassy to SecreUry of 

SUte 3-0974 


Sute 6-7070 


7-0076 


and Leopoldville Embassy 3-0976

Chronological List of Documents Dec. 22, 1965 


Embassy 3-0975; 3-0979 




State 1-0182; 1-0183; 1-0185; 1-0302; 3-0978; 

4-0218; 4-0220; 4-0222; 4-0224; 4-0226 


Cooperation: Panel preferences form, Chase 

naxnetag, background information, general 

information for participants, tentative program, 

and chairmen of citizens committees 5-0818 

Nov. 16, 1965 


Letter from Chase to Higgins 6-0137 



6-0739 


Memorandum from Shullaw to Chase 1-0994 


State 3-0964 


State 3-0969 


State 3-0966 


3-0967 


Embassy 3-096.5 


State Í-0Í33; J-0;S0; 2-05Í3; 7-0630; 7-0634; 

4-0274; 4-0275; 4-0276 



UN, World Peace and Francis of Assisi: "Saint of 



for peace, and transmittal note from Chase to 

Belk 6-0742 

NOT. 17, 1965 


and note from Chase to Belk 6-0132 

Memorandum from Wilson to Chase 7-0993 

Note from Chase to Bundy 6-0736 


State 7-0507 

Nov. 18, 1965 




6-0129 



from Bundy to Johnson 6-0054 



and conference speakers 6-0109 

Nov. 19, 1965 

Memorandum from Bundy to Valenti 6-0044; 

6-0050 


6-004S 






government invitees to White House Conference 

on International Cooperation 6-005S 

Telegram from Chase to Valenti 6-0045 

Nov. 20, 1965 

British Guiana Constitutional Conference 7-0997 

Letter from Zappler to Johnson, with Chairman's 

report of 1965 from Committee for Center for 

Human and International Relations 5-0977 




4-0796 

Memorandum from Chase to Siseo 5-09S9 

Nov. 21, 1965 

Memorandum from Chase to Bundy, with printers 

copy of ICY program 6-0002 

Nov. 22, 1965 

Members of National Citizens' Commission on 



5-0988; 5-0990 

Memorandum from Read to Bundy 4-0795; 

5-7020 

Nov. 23, 1965 




5-0974 


releases on participants in White House 


Memorandum from Nasher to Chase 5-0935 

Nov. 24, 1965 

List of citizens attending White House Conference 


Memorandum from Chase to AbeU 5-0930 


5-0933; 5-0945 

Memorandum from Chase to Siseo 5-0952 


presidential statements 5-0915 


report of ICY population committee 5-0937 

Proposed White House press release 5-0948 

Nov. 25, 1965 



to Bundy 6-0Í48 

Nov. 26, 1965 

Letter from Lasagna to Johnson, with transmittal 




5-0908; 5-0977; 5-0972; 5-0973 




investment 5-0895 


Nov. 27, 1965 


Chase to Belk 5-0889; 5-0892 


Nov. 29, 1965 

Letter from Chico 5-0869 

Text of Johnson's message to White House 

Conference on International Cooperation, 

delivered by Humphrey in his speech to 


Nov. 30, 1965 





to Johnson 5-0884 

Telegram from Chase to Jacobsen 5-0873 

Dec 1, 1965 

Letter from Schiller to White House 5-0872 

Report of ICY committee on peaceful uses of 

atomic energy 5-0322 

Dec 2, 1965 

Letter from Cory to Johnson 5-0868 



Telegram from Dugan to White House 5-0877 

Dec 3, 1965 


from Moscow Tass international service 5-0764 


Letter from Mueller to Johnson 5-0870 

Dec 10, 1965 


State 3-0886 

Dec. 22, 1965

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