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A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of

The Papers ofJohn Foster Dulles andof Christian A. Herter,

1953-1961

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UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA

The Presidential Documents Series

The Papers ofJohn Foster Dulles andof Christian A. Herter,

1953-1961

CHRONOLOGICALCORRESPONDENCE

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Microfilmed from the holdings of theDwight D. Eisenhower Library

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Dulles, John Foster, 1888-1959.The papers of John Foster Dulles and of Christian A.

Herter, 1953-1961. Chronological correspondenceseries [microform].

(The Presidential documents series)"Microfilmed from the holdings of the Dwight D.

Eisenhower Library."Includes index.1. United States-Foreign relations--1953-1961-

Sources. 2. Dulles, John Foster, 1888-1959-Archives.3. Herter, Christian Archibald, 1895-1966-Archives.4. United States. Dept. of State-Archives.I. Herter, Christian Archibald, 1895-1966.II. Lester, Robert. III. Dwight D. Eisenhower Library.IV. Title. V. Series.[E835] 327.73 87-15979ISBN 0-89093-890-3 (microfilm)

Copyright ® 1986 by University Publications of America, Inc.All rights reserved.

ISBN 0-89093-890-3.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Acronym List v

Scope and Content Note vii

Reel Index

John Foster Dulles ChronologicalCorrespondence Series

Reels 1-31953 1

Reel 41953 61954 7

Reels 5-61954cont 8

Reel?1954cont 121955 13

ReelS1955cont 14

Reel 91955cont 161956 17

Reel 101956cont 181957 20

Reel 111957cont 211958 23

Reel 121958cont 23

Reel 131958cont 261959 26

Christian A. HerterChronological Correspondence Series

1957 27

Reels 14-161957cont 28

Reel 171957cont 321958 32

Reels 18-201958cont 33

Reel 211958cont 381959 38

Reel 221959cont 39

Reel 231959cont 411960 41

Reel 241960 431961 (January-February) 44Miscellaneous Memoranda, 1957-1961 44

Subject Index 47

ACRONYM LISTThe following acronyms are used frequently in this micropublication and are

reproduced here for the convenience of the user.

AEC Atomic Energy CommissionAFL-CIO American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial

OrganizationsAFofL American Federation of LaborCARE Cooperative for American Relief EverywhereCIA Central Intelligence AgencyCIO Congress of Industrial OrganizationsECOSOC Economic and Social Council (United Nations)ECSC European Coal and Steel CommunityEDC European Defense CommunityEURATOM European Atomic Energy CommunityExlmbank Export-Import BankFOA Foreign Operations AdministrationGATT General Agreement on Tariffs and TradeIAEA International Atomic Energy AgencyIBRD International Bank for Reconstruction and DevelopmentICA International Cooperation AdministrationIFC International Finance CorporationILO International Labor OrganizationIRBM Intermediate-Range Ballistic MissileJCS Joint Chiefs of StaffMAAG Military Assistance Advisory GroupMAP Military Assistance ProgramMDAP Mutual Defense Assistance ProgramMRBM Medium-Range Ballistic MissileMSP Mutual Security ProgramNATO North Atlantic Treaty OrganizationNSC National Security CouncilOAS Organization of American StatesOTC Organization for Trade CooperationPOW Prisoner of War

RFE Radio Free EuropeSEATO Southeast Asia Treaty OrganizationSUNFED Special United Nations Fund for Economic DevelopmentU.N. United NationsUNESCO United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural

OrganizationUSIA United States Information AgencyVOA Voice of AmericaWHO World Health Organization

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The Chronological Correspondence Series consists of material from theJohn Foster Dulles Papers and the Christian A. Herter Papers located at theDwight D. Eisenhower Library, Abilene, Kansas.

University Publications of America has microfilmed the collection as it isarranged at the Eisenhower Library. The series is divided into folders, and thesefolders are arranged in reverse chronological order for a given month. Thecontents of each folder are also arranged in reverse chronological order. Eachfolder contains a "document withdrawal sheet," which itemizes the documentsthat have been removed from the folder due either to national security con-siderations or privacy restrictions by the Eisenhower Library. All of the materialcurrently available has been filmed in its entirety.

John Foster Dulles Chronological Correspondence SeriesThe John Foster Dulles Chronological Correspondence Series is contained

in reels 1-12 and part of reel 13; it spans the period from December 1952 toMarch 1959. The extensive files include correspondence, memoranda, andworking papers detailing the daily and long-term functioning of the State Depart-ment and the formation and implementation of foreign policy decisions.

Christian A. Herter Chronological Correspondence SeriesThe Christian A. Herter Chronological Correspondence Series is contained

in the rest of reel 13 and reels 14-24; it spans the period from February 1957 toFebruary 1961. This series includes material from Christian A. Herter's tenureas undersecretary of state, February 1957 to March 1959, and as secretary ofstate, April 1959 to January 1961.

The series consists primarily of outgoing correspondence and memorandaof the undersecretary of state and the secretary of state and his various staffmembers, principally Max V. Krebs and Harry Stimpson, Jr. Additional materialpertains to the personnel matters of the State Department. The correspon-dence, memoranda, and working papers were utilized by the President and hisstaff in their policy formulations.

REEL INDEXThe frame number on the left side of the page indicates where a specific file folder

begins. The contents of these folders are typically arranged in reverse chronologicalorder, while the folders are in reverse chronological order for each month.

In the interest of accessing material within folders, this index denotes the majorsubstantive issues, reports, key policy matters, and individuals under the categoryPrincipal Topics and Individuals.

Reel 1John Foster Dulles

Chronological Correspondence SeriesBox10001 January 28-29, 1953 (1). 70pp.

Principal Topics: Canada; Loyalty Review Board; Korea, Italy.

0071 January 27-28, 1953 (2). 61pp.Principal Topics: Germany; Arab-Israeli conflict; Senate Foreign RelationsCommittee; Foreign Service appointments.

0132 January 24-27, 1953(3). 41pp.Principal Individual: Carl McCardle.

0173 December 17, 1952-January 23, 1953 (4). 43pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Republican congressional leaders;Communist China; Korea; NATO; General Matthew Ridgeway.

0216 February 27-28, 1953 (1). 51 pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Charles Wilson; disarmament; BrickerResolution (S.J.1).

0267 February 20-26, 1953 (2). 80pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: U.N.; Adlai Stevenson; Raphael Trujillo;White House Liaison Office; Bricker Resolution (S.J. 1); Rosenberg case;General Matthew Ridgeway.

0347 February 16-19, 1953 (3). 76pp.Principal Topics and Individual: David K.E. Bruce; EDC; White HouseLiaison Office; Liberation Resolution.

0423 February 12-15, 1953 (4). 72pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Liberation Resolution; Indochina; Princesslleana of Rumania; Mutual Security Act; POW issue in Korea.

0495 February 10-11, 1953 (5). 70pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Eleanor Roosevelt; Foreign Service; EDC.

0565 February 4-10, 1953 (6). 26pp.Principal Topic: Foreign Service.

0591 March 13-17, 1953 (1). 63pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Egypt; EDC; Charles Bohlen; foreigneconomic policy.

0654 March 11-12,1953 (2). 52pp.Principal Topics: World Council of Churches; McCarran Act; fisheries;Bricker Resolution (S.J.1); POW issue in Korea.

0706 March 7-10, 1953 (3). 52pp.Principal Topic: Ambassadorial appointments.

0758 March 5-6, 1953 (4). 61pp.Principal Topics: U.N.; Nationalist Chinese in Burma; Foreign Service;Bricker Amendment; McCarran Act; Human Rights Convention; LiberationResolution.

0819 March 2-4, 1953(5). 70pp.Principal Topics: John Carter Vincent case; bipartisanship.

Box 20889 March 27-31, 1953 (1). 61 pp.

Principal Topics: Indochina; USSR; Korea; Bricker Amendment; POWissue in Korea; India; Egypt; Human Rights Convention; InternationalBoundary and Water Commission.

0950 March 24-26, 1953 (2). 69pp.Principal Topics and Individual: John Carter Vincent case; foreigneconomic policy; United Kingdom; Charles Bohlen.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 2 cont.0001 March 21 -24, 1953 (3). 68pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: EDC; Indochina; St. Lawrence Seaway;Canada; Greece; Korea; India; Charles Bohlen; U.N.; Alger Hiss; ScottMcLeod.

0069 March 20, 1953 (4). 37pp.Principal Topics and Individual: VGA; RFE; Arab refugees; Scott McLeod.

0106 March 18-19, 1953 (5). 104pp.Principal Topics: John Carter Vincent case; Bricker Amendment.

0210 April 27-31, 1953 (1). 75pp.Principal7bp/'cs:TechnicalCooperation Program; refugees; ECSC; MutualSecurity Act.

0285 April 17-23, 1953 (2). 75pp.Principal Topics: Laos; European Common Market; International Informa-tion Administration; MSP; economic aid to Norway; Mexico; Canada; NearEast.

0360 April 10-16, 1953 (3). 52pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Bricker Amendment; U.N.; ambassadorialappointments; Joseph McCarthy.

0412 April 7-9, 1953 (4). 58pp.Principal Topics: Atlantic Union; Egypt and United Kingdom; Trieste.

0470 April 3-6, 1953 (5). 56pp.Principal Topics: Foreign economic policy; "Chance for Peace" speech;Bricker Amendment; Mexico.

0526 April 1-2, 1953 (6). 40pp.Principal Topics: Iraq; Mexico; St. Lawrence Seaway; POW issue in Korea.

Box 30566 May 7-30, 1953 (1). 52pp.

Principal Topics: Libya; Turkey; Korea; Bricker Amendment.

0618 May 5-7, 1953 (2). 57pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Foreign Service; trade with CommunistChina; Joseph McCarthy and Communist China; Korea; "moral rearma-ment"; India; Germany; International Information Administration; reciprocaltrade.

0675 May 1 -4, 1953 (3). 33pp.Principal Topics: Senate Foreign Relations Committee; American Hungar-ian Federation.

0708 June 29-30, 1953 (1). 40pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Bolivian tin; overseas libraries; Pakistan;Adlai Stevenson.

0748 June 25-28, 1953 (2). 48pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Korea; Communist China; overseaslibraries; Bricker Amendment; SUNFED; Iranian Premier MohammedMossadeq (Mossadegh); World Council Assembly; George Kennan; NearEast.

0796 June 20-24, 1953 (3). 49pp.Principal Topics: Republic of China; Bricker Amendment; Korea; U.S.Office of Commissioner of Refugees.

0845 June 17-19, 1953(4). 63pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: U.N. and the Chinese representationquestion; security investigations; CIO executive Walter Reuther; KoreanPresident Syngman Rhee; Korea; Near East; Egypt; United Kingdom.

0908 June 12-16, 1953(5). 64pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Bermuda Conference; Near East; Interna-tional Information Administration; Taft-Hartley Act; Jawaharlal Nehru;Egypt; Korea.

0972 June 10-11,1953 (6). 45pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Near East; Bricker Amendment; ECSC;Status of Forces Agreement; Senator Robert Taft.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 3 cont.0001 June 6-9, 1953 (7). 34pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Germany; Austria; Saudi Arabian King IbnSaud; Korea.

0035 June 4-5, 1953 (8). 46pp.

Principal Topics: Germany; Bricker Amendment; Middle East; ForeignService; POW issue in Korea; Inter-American Highway.

0081 June 1 -3, 1953 (9). 42pp.Principal Topics: Thailand; Near East.

Box 40123 July 25-31, 1953 (1). 53pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Korean President Syngman Rhee;UNESCO; William Donovan; Thailand; foreign aid to Korea; Syria; UnitedKingdom-Egyptian relations; Iran; Indochina; Korea; food relief.

0176 July 20-24, 1953 (2). 64pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: U.N.; Korea; Colombia; foreign attitudetowards U.S. foreign policy; Committee on Foreign Relations; KoreanPresident Syngman Rhee.

0240 July 15-20, 1953 (3). 69pp.Principal Topics: Korea; disarmament; security investigations; Germany;International Information Administration; food relief for East Germany.

0309 July 10-14, 1953(4). 60pp.Principal Topics: Israel; "Buy American" Act; government procurementabroad; Colombia; Bricker Amendment.

0369 July 6-9, 1953 (5). 66pp.

Principal Topics: ECOSOC; UNESCO; Korea; International InformationAdministration; Bricker Amendment.

0435 July 1 -3, 1953 (6). 43pp.Principal Topics: Bricker Amendment; U.N. and the Chinese representa-tion question; Liberia.

0478 August 24-31, 1953 (1). 51pp.Principal Topics: Disarmament; State Department organization; foreign aidbudget; Bricker Amendment.

0529 August 13-15, 1953 (2). 49pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Korea; U.N.; USIA; Arthur H. Dean.

0578 August 1-12, 1953 (3). 57pp.Principal Topics: Germany; disarmament; U.N.; Eastern Europe.

Box 50635 September 25-30, 1953 (1). 64pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Arthur H. Dean; military aid to Indochina;"State of the Union" message; France.

0699 September 14-24, 1953 (2). 49pp.

Principal Topics: Wool imports; UNESCO.

0748 September 9-12, 1953 (3). 33pp.

Principal Topics: India and the Korean Political Conference.

0781 September 1 -8, 1953 (4). 61pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Scott McLeod; Socialist Party; Trieste;Korea; Germany; Latin America.

0842 October 28-31, 1953 (1). 44pp.

Principal Topic: Security activities.

0886 October 22-27, 1953 (2). 49pp.

Principal Topics: Israel; U.N. and the Chinese representation question;Korea; EDC; "Atomic" speech; Genocide Convention.

0935 October 19-22, 1953 (3). 37pp.Principal Topic: Korea.

0972 October 9-14, 1953 (4). 47pp.

Principal Topics: Spain; State Department appointments; Latin America;Soviet MIG pilot defection; U.N. Repatriation Commission.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 5 cont.0001 October 1 -8, 1953 (5). 63pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: CIO executive Walter Reuther; Indochina;Japan; Okinawa; Bricker Amendment; Korea; Berlin Mayor Ernst Reuter;"Buy American" Act; U.N. Repatriation Committee; NATO; internationalloans; Pakistan; Korean reconstruction.

0064 November 24-30, 1953 (1). 50pp.Principal Topics: Canada and espionage; security information; StateDepartment expenditures; Israel; Qibya incident.

0114 November 18-23, 1953 (2). 53pp.Principal Topics: Communism in the Western Hemisphere; United King-dom.

0167 November 13-17, 1953 (3). 44pp.Principal Topics: Foreign Service appointments; International MaterialConference; NATO; Dominican Republic; India.

0211 November 9-12, 1953 (4). 51 pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Official precedence; Philippines; U.N.;Milton Eisenhower and Latin America; Communist China; Genocide Con-vention.

0262 November 1 -4, 1953 (5). 45pp.Principal Topics: Brazil; Canada; mutual security; FOA; USSR.

Box 60307 December 28-31, 1953 (1). 68pp.

Principal Topics: European Army Treaty; France.

0375 December 22-24, 1953 (2). 50pp.Principal Topics: International Joint Commission; Canada; USSR.

0425 December 11-21,1953 (3). 45pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Bricker Amendment; USSR; Haiti; WinstonChurchill; EDC; France.

0470 December 3-10, 1953 (4). 56pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Korea; NATO speech; Alger Hiss; Sovietgold sales; FOA; Turkey.

0526 December 1-2, 1953 (5). 50pp.Principal Topics: Military aid; FOA; AFofL; State Department.

0576 January 20-31, 1954 (1). 67pp.Principal Topics: South America; Bricker Amendment; EDC; U.N. speech;State Department; atomic energy; Berlin Conference.

0643 January 12-19, 1954 (2). 62pp.Principal Topics and Individual: NATO; trade with Communist China;Arthur H. Dean.

0705 January 6-11, 1954 (3). 50pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: USSR; Iranian oil; security clearances;U.N.; Arthur H. Dean.

0755 January 2-5, 1954 (4). 36pp.Principal Topics: Caracas Conference; international migration; Indochina,Korean Treaty.

0791 February 27, 1954 (1). 31pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Chester Bowles, "massive retaliation";Scott McLeod; Panama.

0822 February 26, 1954 (2). 44pp.Principal Topics: India and Pakistan; wool; Mexico; Korea.

0866 February 3-25, 1954 (3). 66pp.

Principal Topics: Foreign Affairs article on national security; IBRD (WorldBank); Eximbank; Germany.

Box 70932 March 25-31, 1954 (1). 53pp.

Principal Topics: United Kingdom; Indochina; U.N. personnel; RFE.

0985 March 19-24, 1954 (2). 44pp.

Principal Topics: EDO; Indochina; Communist China; German constitution;Brazil; Korea.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 7 cont.0001 March 17-19, 1954 (3). 40pp.

Principal Topics: U.N. speech; atomic energy; Refugee Relief Act; KoreanPolitical Conference; Berlin Agreement; Indochina.

0041 March 1-16,1954 (4). 33pp.

0074 April 15-30, 1954(1). 32pp.Principal Topics: Republican National Committee; Geneva Conference onIndochina; hydrogen bomb; Arab-Israeli conflict; Korea; presidential right to"make war."

0106 April 6-10, 1954 (2). 41 pp.Principal Topics: Scandinavian airlines and Arctic air route; Indochina;military aid to the French in Indochina; Dien Bien Phu.

0147 April 3-5, 1954 (3). 36pp.Principal Topics: British Commonwealth; Indochina; Southeast Asia;Malaya.

0183 April 1 -2, 1954 (4). 30pp.Principal Topics: Indochina; Racial Discrimination Resolution of the 10thInter-American Conference.

0213 May 25-28, 1954 (1). 53pp.Principal Topics: Bricker Amendment; Japanese trade negotiations; Thai-land; U.N. and Indochina; Japanese Peace Treaty.

0266 May 20-24, 1954 (2). 56pp.Principal Topics: Offshore Islands; Waldensian Church in Italy; UnitedKingdom.

0322 May 15-19, 1954 (3). 45pp.Principal Topics: Guatemala; Indochina; Geneva Conference on In-dochina; presidential employment of military forces; U.S. military aid toFrench Indochina.

0367 May 12-14, 1954 (4). 70pp.Principal Topics: Geneva Conference on Indochina; Berlin Agreement;"Domino Theory."

0437 May 1 -11, 1954 (5). 80pp.Principal Topics: Indochina; hydrogen bomb; USSR; Communist China;Korea; Geneva Conference on Indochina.

Box 80517 June 24-30, 1954 (1). 39pp.

Principal Topics: Geneva Conference on Indochina; Communist China;Southeast Asia collective defense.

0556 June 18-23, 1954(2). 57pp.

Principal Topics: Indochina; Thailand; France; United Kingdom.

0613 June 15-17, 1954 (3). 49pp.

Principal Topics: Haiti; Public Committee on Personnel (State Depart-ment).

0662 June 8-14, 1954 (4). 43pp.

Principal Topics: U.S. military training of Vietnamese; Indochina; GenevaConference on Indochina; JCS speeches; Japan and the Trade Agree-ments Act.

0705 June 3-8, 1954 (5). 38pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Gerety Board hearings in Europe; partitionof Vietnam; Geneva Conference on Indochina; Korea; Bao Dai.

0743 June 1-3, 1954 (6). 28pp.Principal Topics: U.N.; Geneva Conference on Indochina; Korea; collectivesecurity.

0771 July 26-31, 1954 (1). 48pp.Principal Topics: Indochina; Foreign Service; Germany; Arab states.

0819 July 21-25, 1954 (2). 45pp.Principal Topics: Mexican migratory labor; Indochina; Geneva agreementson Laos and Vietnam; Germany.

0864 July 15-21,1954 (3). 43pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Collective security; Pierre Mendes-France; Geneva Conference on Indochina.

0907 July 10-12, 1954(4). 28pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Winston Churchill; Lyndon B. Johnson;bipartisanship; Indochina; Geneva Conference on Indochina.

0935 July 8-9, 1954 (5). 26pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Pierre Mendes-France; Indochina;France; Tonkin Delta situation; Geneva Conference on Indochina; WinstonChurchill; Communist China; Guatemala.

0961 July 6-7, 1954 (6). 27pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Winston Churchill; Konrad Adenauer;Herbert Hoover; India; Korean President Syngman Rhee; Indochina;Guatemala.

0988 July 1-3, 1954 (7). 38pp.Principal Topics: Indochina; French situation in Indochina; Colombia.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 90001 August 30-31, 1954 (1). 36pp.

Principal Topics: Germany; EDC; Nationalist China; Indochina.

0037 August 23-25, 1954 (2). 57pp.Principal Topics: Southeast Asia Collective Security Treaty; SoutheastAsian economic problems; Colombo Plan; Japan; Canada; EDC.

0094 August 18-21, 1954 (3). 42pp.Principal Topics: "Policy for Security and Peace," Foreign Affairs article;Indochina; Korea; NATO; Germany.

0136 August 12-17, 1954 (4). 36pp.Principal Topics and Individual: EDC and France; Pierre Mendes-France;Southeast Asia Collective Security Treaty; disarmament; foreign trade; leadand zinc.

0172 August 6-11,1954 (5). 47pp.Principal Topics: Korean currency; Tariff Commission; China relief; Japan;Southeast Asia; France; EDC; Latin American Development Bank; Iranianoil.

0219 August 2-4, 1954 (6). 44pp.Principal Topics: Collective security; Indochina; White Paper on Indochina;Near East.

0263 September 24-30, 1954 (1). 64pp.Principal Individual: Winston Churchill.

0327 September 2-23, 1954 (2). 45pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Germany; NATO; EDC; Communist China;Harold Stassen.

0372 October 29-30, 1954 (1). 59pp.Principal Topic: MSP.

0431 October 28, 1954 (2). 37pp.

0468 October 25-27, 1954 (3). 45pp.Principal Topic and Individual: Loy Henderson; Iran.

0513 October 11 -22, 1954 (4). 57pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Offshore Islands; Formosa; EDC; SaarAgreement; Chiang Kai-shek; Viet Minh and MDAP stockpiles.

0570 October 6-9, 1954 (5). 58pp.Principal Topics: Nationalist China; Offshore Islands.

0628 October 1-5, 1954 (6). 30pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Trieste; Indochina; Pierre Mendes-France;Saar Agreement.

Box 100658 November 20-30, 1954 (1). 46pp.

Principal Topics: Formosa; Pescadores; Vietnamese refugees; KoreanArmistice violations; Geneva Armistice violations.

0704 November 15-19, 1954 (2). 40pp.Principal Topics: FOA; Rio Conference; Vietnamese refugees; GenevaArmistice violations; Senate Foreign Relations Committee; bipartisanship;Iran.

0744 November 9-14, 1954 (3). 53pp.Principal Topic and Individual: William Donovan; VOA.

0797 November 5-8, 1954 (4). 32pp.

Principal Topics: Rio Conference; Japan; rice.

0829 November 1-5, 1954(5). 54pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Davies case; Rio Conference; Frenchtroop withdrawal from Indochina; Konrad Adenauer; Spain.

0883 November 1-2, 1954 (6). 53pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Yugoslavia; Konrad Adenauer; SpanishGeneral Munoz-Grandes.

0936 December 30-31, 1954 (1). 39pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Cuba; Fulgencio Batista; Pierre Mendes-France; Paris Agreements.

0975 December 29, 1954 (2). 41 pp.Principal Topic: Japan.

Reel?John Foster Dulles

Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 10 cont.0001 December 28, 1954 (3). 72pp.

Principal Topic and Individual: Henry Byroade and Egypt.

0073 December 27, 1954 (4). 88pp.

0161 December 16-25, 1954 (5). 56pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Robert Bowie; Republic of China Treaty;Offshore Islands; Canada; foreign economic policy; military policy; ManilaPact; Pierre Mendes-France; Saar Agreement.

0217 December 11 -15, 1954 (6). 48pp.Principal Topics and Individual: London Conference; London-ParisAccords; Morocco; proposed German Peace Conference; KonradAdenauer; Saar Agreement; Japan and iron ore.

0265 December 6-10, 1954 (7). 68pp.Principal Topics: Davies case; Public Committee on Personnel (StateDepartment); FOA; ILO; Rio Conference.

0333 December 1-4, 1954 (8). 37pp.Principal Topics: FOA; Communist China.

0370 January 25-29, 1955 (1). 51pp.Principal Topics: POW issue and Communist China; Republic of ChinaTreaty; Manila Pact; Atlantic Union; sugar.

0421 January 19-24, 1955 (2). 32pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Offshore Islands; Republic of China; DagHammarskjold.

0453 January 12-19, 1955(3). 66pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Visit of Thai prime minister; NATO andatomic weapons; POW issue and Communist China; Dag Hammarskjold;Democratic National Committee; Cyprus.

0519 January 8-11, 1955 (4). 48pp.Principal Topic: Spain.

0567 January 6-7, 1955 (5). 35pp.

Principal Topics: Senate Foreign Relations Committee; Bricker Amend-ment.

0602 January 3-5, 1955 (6). 63pp.Principal Topic: State visit to Mexico.

Box 110665 February 15-18, 1955 (1). 35pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Prince Bemhard; Nationalist China;Mexican Petroleum (PEMEX); United Kingdom; Cambodia; MarshalGeorgi K. Zhukov.

0700 February 9-14, 1955 (2). 29ppPrincipal Topics: Saigon; Bricker Amendment; Nationalist China; ChinaMutual Defense Treaty.

0729 February 1-8, 1955 (3). 25pp.Principal Topic: Japan.

0754 March 25-31, 1955 (1). 40pp.Principal Topic: Bandung Conference.

0794 March 21-24, 1955 (2). 46pp.Principal Topic: Disarmament.

0840 March 14-19, 1955 (3). 83pp.Principal Topics: Republic of China; United Kingdom; Communist China.

0923 March 8-11, 1955 (4). 45pp.Principal Topic and Individual: Quemoy and Matsu; Krishna Menon.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 11 cont.0001 March 6-8, 1955 (5). 43pp.

Principal Topics: Atomic missiles; Eximbank; Quemoy and Matsu.

0044 April 25-30, 1955 (1). 34pp.

0078 April 15-20, 1955 (2). 46pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Ngo Dinh Diem; Vietnam; CommunistChina; Formosa Straits.

0124 April 7-14, 1955 (3). 51pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Yalta Papers; proposed NationalistChinese mainland attacks; Ngo Dinh Diem; FOA.

0175 April 1 -6, 1955 (4). 37pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Nationalist China; Ngo Dinh Diem; MAAGin Vietnam; Yalta Papers.

0212 May 23-27, 1955 (1). 42pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: NATO; William C. Bullitt; Chinese art;Nelson Rockefeller; Sarnoff Plan; Four Power Conference; U.S. InsuranceConference.

0254 May 18-20, 1955 (2). 47pp.Principal Topics: Immigration, Four Power Conference; Bandung Confer-ence.

0301 May 6-17, 1955 (3). 30pp.Principal Topics and Individual: NATO and Germany; Senator WalterGeorge; Austrian Four Power Treaty; Vietnam; bicycles and H.R.1; MiddleEast.

0331 May 2-5, 1955 (4). 38pp.Principal Topics: Formosa; Offshore Islands; ambassadorial appoint-ments.

0369 June 25-30, 1955 (1). 58pp.Principal Topics and Individual: FOA; Harold Stassen; Atlantic Union;Germany.

0427 June 22-24, 1955 (2). 45pp.

0475 June 15-21, 1955 (3). 39pp.

Principal Topics: Mexico; NATO and Spain; Geneva Summit; WristonCommittee.

0514 June 11-14, 1955 (4). 39pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Konrad Adenauer; Krishna Menon;Formosa; Communist China; ROW issue and Communist China; U.N.speech; International Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy.

0553 June 3-10, 1955 (5). 36pp.Principal Topics: Mutual Security Act; Yugoslavia; India; Hoover Commis-sion; East-West trade; disarmament; labor relations; Philippines; Bolivia.

Box 120589 July 28-30, 1955 (1). 29pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Refugee Relief Act; S. Con. Res. 12;Nelson Rockefeller.

0618 July 26-27, 1955 (2). 38pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Atlantic Union;German reunification issue;Dag Hammarskjold; POW issue in Communist China.

0656 July 11 -25, 1955 (3). 34pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Bricker Amendment; communism inEurope; Caracas Conference; Senator Everett Dirksen; Formosa; Vietnam;Iraq; passports; Philippines.

0690 July 6-10, 1955 (4). 36pp.Principal Topic: Republic of China.

0726 July 1-5, 1955 (5). 42pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Bricker Amendment; Arab-Israeli conflict;passports; Krishna Menon; Bering Sea incident; ILO; treaties.

0768 August 29-31, 1955 (1). 33pp.Principal Topics: USSR; Japan; Switzerland.

0801 August 23-28, 1955 (2). 26pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Vice-President Richard Nixon; Arab-Israeliconflict; immigration laws; Refugee Relief Act.

0827 August 19-23, 1955 (3). 31pp.Principal Topics: S. Con. Res. 12; passports; "Alpha" Statement on NearEast; United Kingdom; Egypt; Arab League; Arab-Israeli boundary adjust-ments.

0858 August 17-18, 1955 (4). 35pp.Principal Individual: Walter Bedell Smith.

0893 August 10-16, 1955 (5). 29pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Korea; Germany; Chou En-lai.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 12 cont.0001 August 8-10, 1955 (6). 22pp.

Principal Topics: Tariff Commission; bicycles; ICA.

0023 August 1 -8, 1955 (7). 54pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Clarence Streit; Communist Party ofFrance; Atlantic Union; USSR; Pan American Society; Communist China;Quemoy and Matsu; Bandung Conference; Korea; ICA; Senator WalterGeorge; conferences.

0077 September 23-30, 1955 (1). 32pp.Principal Topic: State Department procedures.

0109 September 19-22, 1955 (2). 39pp.Principal Topics: Foreign Service appointments; religious exchanges.

0148 September 1-17, 1955 (3). 21pp.Principal Topics: Geneva Summit; State Department appointments;Foreign Service.

0169 October 17-29, 1955 (1). 46pp.Principal Topics: U.N.; news correspondents and Communist China; LatinAmerica.

0215 October 12-15, 1955 (2). 47pp.Principal Topics and Individual: News correspondents and CommunistChina; Harold Stassen; disarmament.

0262 October 6-11, 1955 (3). 27pp.Principal Topics: Disarmament and aerial inspection; Soviet military aid;Egypt; German reunification issue; Geneva Summit and Congress.

0289 October 3-5, 1955 (4). 24pp.Principal Topic: Disarmament.

0313 November 23-30, 1955 (1). 40pp.Principal Topics: Italy; Fulbright Act; Outer Mongolia; United Kingdom andcolonialism; security activities.

0353 November 21 -22, 1955 (2). 33pp.Principal Topics: Outer Mongolia; Nationalist China; Latin America.

0386 November 11 -17, 1955 (3). 25pp.Principal Topic: Berlin.

0411 November 2-10, 1955 (4). 39pp.Principal Individual: Josef Tito.

Box 130450 December 28-31, 1955 (1). 37pp.

0487 December 28, 1955 (2). 30pp.

0517 December 23-27, 1955 (3). 21pp.Principal Topics and Individual: ICA; Konrad Adenauer; EuropeanCommon Market; European Atomic Pool.

0538 December 13-22, 1955 (4). 33pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Indonesia; Frances Bolton's trip to Africa;Italy.

0571 December 7-12, 1955 (5). 28pp.Principal Individuals: John Hay Whitney; H. von Brentano.

0599 December 1-6, 1955 (6). 44pp.Principal Topics: IAEA; U.N.

0643 January 24-31, 1956 (1). 32pp.Principal Topics: Development aid; less developed countries; immigration;Mexico.

0675 January 16-23, 1956(2). 31pp.Principal Topics: Israel; Informational Guaranty Program; immigration;South America.

0706 January 9-12, 1956 (3). 28pp.Principal Topic: State Department appointments.

0734 January 3-6, 1956 (4). 22pp.Principal Topic and Individual: Robert R. Bowie; Morgenthau Plan forGermany.

0756 February 27-29, 1956 (1). 38pp.Principal Topic: Bipartisanship.

0794 February 11 -26, 1956 (2). 37pp.

0831 February 8-10, 1956 (3). 24pp.Principal Topics: EURATOM; capital.

0855 February 1 -7, 1956 (4). 35pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Arab-Israeli conflict; military aid and theMiddle East; Arab refugees; economic aid; meteorological balloons; SovietPremier Nikolai Bulganin; Harold Stassen; disarmament; atomic energy;Canada.

0890 March 24-30, 1956 (1). 35pp.

0925 March 1-22, 1956 (2). 30pp.Principal Topic: Arab-Israeli conflict.

0955 April 25-30, 1956 (1). 28pp.Principal Topics: Bricker Amendment; ILO; MSP.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 13 cont.0001 April 18-24, 1956(2). 26pp.

Principal Topic and Individual: Japanese trade; Livingston Merchant.

0027 April 6-17, 1956 (3). 30pp.Principal Topics: Middle East; "good will" trips; SEATO; Baghdad Pact.

0057 April 2-5, 1956 (4). 29pp.Principal Topic and Individuals: Arthur H. Dean; Jawaharlal Nehru; USSR.

0086 May 21-25, 1956 (1). 33pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Arthur H. Dean; Arab recognition ofCommunist China; Pakistan; Jacob Javits and Jewish-American voters;Israel; USSR.

0119 May 11 -18, 1956 (2). 32pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: H.R. 10875; world cotton market; HaroldStassen; disarmament; Indonesia; John Cowles; NATO.

0151 May 1-10, 1956 (3). 23pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Konrad Adenauer; Austrian State Treaty;Executive Pay Act.

0174 June 22-29, 1956 (1). 32pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Yugoslavia; Joseph McCarthy; Jawa-harlal Nehru; exchange programs.

0206 June 5-19,1956 (2). 33pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Formosa; Australian Prime Minister SirRobert Menzies; P.L. 480; Yugoslavia; USSR.

0239 July 17-31, 1956 (1). 54pp.Principal Topics and Individual: U.S. military sales to Yugoslavia; ex-change program; George Humphrey; Eximbank and Brazil; Panama Con-ference; Senate Appropriations Committee; overflights of Soviet territory;Egypt and cotton.

0293 July 9-16, 1956 (2). 25pp.Principal Topics: U.N. Technical Assistance Program; mutual security;Senate Appropriations Committee; Republican Party platform.

Box 140318 August 24-31, 1956 (1). 32pp.

Principal Topic: Suez Canal Conference (London).

0350 August 7-23, 1956 (2). 36pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Suez Canal Conference (London); Sena-tor Walter George; P.L. 480; ICA.

0386 August 1-6, 1956 (3). 20pp.Principal Topic: Suez Canal Conference (London).

0406 September 17-28, 1956 (1). 32pp.Principal Topics: Inter-American affairs; Guatemala; Argentina; commu-nism in Latin America.

0438 September 10-15, 1956 (2). 27pp.Principal Topics: Aswan Dam; Egypt; inter-American affairs.

0465 September 4-8, 1956 (3). 24pp.Principal Topics: News correspondents and Communist China; POW issueand Communist China; "Liberation Pledge" and the Republican Party plat-form.

0489 October 23-31, 1956 (1). 33pp.Principal Topics: Suez Canal; Egypt; racial discrimination; NATO.

0522 October 8-22, 1956 (2). 33pp.Principal Topic: Yugoslavia.

0555 October 1-3, 1956 (3). 19pp.Principal Topics: Foreign Service; Eximbank; Israel; Suez Canal.

0574 November 2-27, 1956. 45pp.Principal Individual: Senator Lyndon B. Johnson.

0619 December 23-29, 1956 (1). 37pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Middle East Resolution; Charles Bohlen;Mehta.

0656 December 20-21, 1956 (2). 50pp.Principal Topic and Individual: Senator Walter George; U.N.

0706 December 4-19, 1956 (3). 60pp.Principal Topic: Egypt.

0766 January 22-30, 1957 (1). 32pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Suez Canal and the United Kingdom;Middle East; Middle East Resolution; Carl McCardle.

0798 January 10-18, 1957 (2). 32pp.Principal Topic: Middle East Resolution.

0830 January 2-9, 1957 (3). 30pp.Principal Topic and Individual: James P. Conant; Democratic AdvisoryCommittee.

0860 February 1 -28, 1957 (1). 33pp.Principal Topics: Middle East Resolution; Cuba; United Kingdom; U.N.sanctions and Israel.

0893 February 1 -20, 1957 (2). 45pp.Principal Topics: S.J. Res. 19; Gulf of Aqaba and Israel; Saudi Arabia; Iraq.

0938 March 21 -29, 1957 (1). 33pp.Principal Topics: EURATOM; U.S. Committee for the U.N.; Bermuda Con-ference.

0971 March 11 -20, 1957 (2). 26pp.Principal Individual: Philippine President Ramon Magsaysay.

0997 March 1-6, 1957 (3). 39pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Suez Canal; bipartisanship; SEATO;Senator Mike Mansfield.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 14 cont.0001 April 18-30, 1957 (1). 32pp.

Principal Topics: Far East; Communist China; Middle East; USSR; Poland;Philippines; ILO "Forced Labor" Convention.

0033 April 1 -18, 1957 (2). 37pp.Principal Topics: Ambassadorial appointments; National Civil ServiceLeague.

0070 May 23-28, 1957 (1). 29pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Soble case; disarmament; Japan; Girardcase; British Ambassador Sir Harold Caccia.

0099 May 17-22, 1957 (2). 22pp.Principal Topics: Communist China; Girard case; Panama; U.N. and theChinese representation question.

0121 May 1 -16, 1957 (3). 40pp.Principal Topics: House Subcommittee on International Organization;mutual security; foreign aid; U.S. military aid to Yugoslavia; Middle EastResolution; Congress.

0161 June 25-27, 1957 (1). 28pp.Principal Topics: Girard case; Executive Order 10501.

0189 June 17-24, 1957 (2). 32pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Oil imports; Princeton Papers Project;Canada; disarmament; Sir Harold Caccia; United Kingdom and nuclearweapons; Pakistan; Japan; Senator Lyndon B. Johnson.

0221 June 4-14, 1957 (3). 29pp.Principal Topics: Germany; NATO; disarmament.

Box 150250 July 18-30, 1957 (1). 29pp.

Principal Topics: U.S.-Canadian economic integration; Germany; disarma-ment; European "zone of inspection"; Middle East.

0279 July 1-16, 1957 (2). 40pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Konrad Adenauer; Jordan; Congress;IAEA.

0319 August 23-29, 1957 (1). 24pp.Principal Topics: Merchant shipping legislation; Brazil; Latin America.

0343 August 20-22, 1957 (2). 22pp.Principal Topics: Malaya; news correspondents and Communist China.

0365 August 3-19, 1957 (3). 34pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Soviet foreign aid to neutral countries;Canada; Oman; United Kingdom; disarmament; Cyprus; Gamal AbdelNasser.

0399 September 26-30, 1957 (1). 22pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Nuclear testing, MSP; Dag Ham-marskjold; Sir Harold Caccia.

0421 September 17-25, 1957 (2). 24pp.Principal Topics: West Irian; Hungary.

0445 September 3-16, 1957 (3). 36pp.Principal Topics: London proposals; arms control; NATO stockpile; U.N.speech; disarmament.

0481 October 27-31, 1957 (1). 41 pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: USSR and Syria; military appropriations;mutual security; Senator Lyndon B. Johnson; Aswan Dam; report—"Broken Soviet Promises"; science attache; Turkey and Syria; GeneralLauris Norstad; NATO; India.

0522 October 19-26, 1957 (2). 36pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Senator Lyndon B. Johnson and Sputnik;Soviet missile program; Turkey and Syria; exchange program; MSP.

0558 October 8-18, 1957 (3). 39pp.Principal Topic: Communist China.

0597 October 1 -7, 1957 (4). 35pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Hungary; USSR and nuclear weapons;Harold Stassen; nuclear testing; disarmament.

0632 November 20-29, 1957 (1). 36pp.Principal Topics: Missile program; United Kingdom; NATO; defense spend-ing; women in foreign affairs; Congress.

0668 November 12-18, 1957 (2). 37pp.Principal Topics: Tunisia; France; NATO.

0705 November 1 -11, 1957 (3). 40pp.Principal Topics: NATO; Eisenhower-Macmillan "Declaration of CommonPurpose"; Pakistan; Sudan.

0745 December 26-28, 1957 (1). 50pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Paul Hoffman; MSP; United Kingdom;NATO; Gaither Report; disarmament.

0795 December 11 -24, 1957 (2). 42pp.Principal Topics: Western Europe and missile bases; visit of ChileanPresident Carlos Ibanez.

0837 December 1-10, 1957 (3). 29pp.Principal Topics: NATO; Berlin; Congress; Mutual Security Act; defensespending.

0866 January 17-30, 1958 (1). 37pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Middle East; Turkish terrorism; Canada;Bertrand Russell; General Lauris Norstad; Western Europe and missilebases; IRBMs and Turkey; NATO; "Open Skies"; Harold Stassen.

0903 January 8-16, 1958 (2). 38pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Harold Stassen; proposed summit meet-ing; Middle East; Communist economic warfare; Canada.

0941 January 2-7, 1958 (3). 25pp.

Principal Topic and Individual: Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin; NATO.

0966 February 26-28, 1958 (1). 66pp.Principal Topics: Canada; mutual security.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 15 cont.0001 February 11 -25, 1958 (2). 43pp.

Principal Topics: Summit meetings; MSP; Baghdad Pact Conference.

0044 February 3-10, 1958 (3). 39pp.Principal Topics: Republic of China; Latin America.

0083 March 27-31, 1958 (1). 33pp.Principal Topics and Individual: France; William C. Bullitt; proposedsummit meeting; "Chance for Peace" speech; Saudi Arabia; exchangeprogram.

0116 March 8-23, 1958 (2). 38pp.Principal Topics: SEATO Conference; "Buy American" Act; Mutual SecurityAct; proposed summit meeting.

0154 March 1-7, 1958 (3). 37pp.Principal Topics: Soviet Bloc capabilities; Trade Agreements Act.

Box 160191 April 24-30, 1958 (1). 44pp.

Principal Topics: Disarmament; nuclear testing; International Conferenceon the Law of the Seas; "zone of inspection" and France; Atomic Energy Act;Trade Agreements Extension Act and mineral imports.

0235 April 13-23, 1958 (2). 46pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Canada; Arctic "zone of inspection"; FourPower talks on Southeast Asia and Australia-New Zealand-U.S. Pact(ANZUS); Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn; Dag Hammarskjold; U.N.Disarmament Commission; mutual security; Burma; Egypt.

0281 April 7-12, 1958 (3). 32pp.Principal Topics: France and Tunisia; nuclear testing; Mutual Security Act;social contacts with Soviet officials.

0313 April 1-6, 1958(4). 26pp.Principal Topic: U.N.

0339 May 18-27, 1958 (1). 33pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Security Hearing Board; ILO; Milton Eisen-hower's trip to Central America; nuclear testing; Atomic Energy Act; SirHarold Caccia; Canada and the House Un-American Activities Committee;Latin America.

0372 May 13-16, 1958 (2). 36pp.Principal Topics: Iceland; Canada; Lebanon.

0408 May 1-12, 1958 (4). 29pp.Principal Topics: Copenhagen Conference; Germany and atomic wea-pons; Canada; Berlin.

0437 June 24-30, 1958 (1). 34pp.Principal Topics: Nuclear testing; passports and communism; U.S. foreignpolicy in the Middle East; Gromyko aide-memoire; Lebanon.

0471 June 15-23, 1958 (2). 43pp.Principal Topics and Individual: George Humphrey; religious situation inColombia; Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

0514 June 9-13, 1958 (3). 54pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Senate Foreign Relations Committee;Commission on Federal Employee Pay Systems; Trade Agreements Act;Charles de Gaulle.

0568 June 2-8, 1958 (4). 37pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Middle East; Senate Foreign RelationsCommittee; Germany; Turkey; Charles de Gaulle; Arctic "zone of inspec-tion"; Milton Eisenhower's trip to Central America.

0605 July 25-31, 1958 (1). 31 pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Iraq; "Surprise Attack" negotiations;meteorological balloons; U.N.; United Kingdom reply to Khrushchev letter;Egypt; Konrad Adenauer; Baghdad Pact Conference; Middle East SummitConference; Middle East water situation; Charles de Gaulle; Gamal AbdelNasser.

0636 July 18-24, 1958 (2). 21pp.Principal Topics and Individual: EURATOM; Lebanon; Nikita Khrushchev;exchange program.

0657 July 10-17, 1958 (3). 38pp.Principal Topics: United Kingdom; Lebanon; Jordan; Iraq; U.S.-CanadianCommittee on Joint Defense.

0695 July 1 -9, 1958 (4). 41pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Eaton tax case; Canada; Gamal AbdelNasser; Lebanon; Maurice Couve de Murville; Communist China; France;Mutual Security Act.

0736 August 18-23, 1958 (1). 27pp.Principal Topics: Communist China; Quemoy and Matsu; Lebanon.

0763 August 1 -14, 1958 (2). 40pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Disarmament; Near East; CommunistChina; Quemoy and Matsu; nuclear testing; Baghdad Pact Conference;Julius Holmes; Brazilian President Juscelino Kubitschek and the PanAmerican Operation; Asia; Middle East, United Kingdom.

0803 September 23-30, 1958 (1). 35pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Formosa; military establishment; Cyprus;Harry S Truman; lead and zinc; "Surprise Attack" negotiations; TaiwanStraits.

0838 September 12-23, 1958 (2). 35pp.Principal Topics: St. Lawrence Seaway Commission; Formosa.

0873 September 1 -10, 1958 (3). 44pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Taiwan Straits; Vice-President RichardNixon; Congress; "Surprise Attack" negotiations; Harold Macmillan;Quemoy and Matsu.

0917 October 25-31, 1958 (1). 29pp.Principal Topics: Lebanon; Hungary; U.N.; coronation of Pope John XXIII.

0946 October 13-24, 1958 (2). 37pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Chiang Kai-shek; nuclear testing; corona-tion of Pope John XXIII; Lebanon; Formosa; Mexico.

0983 October 1-13, 1958 (3). 43pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Republican National Committee and U.S.Far Eastern Policy; Chiang Kai-shek; nuclear testing; "Surprise Attack"negotiations; missile program; NSC organization; Lebanon; Colombo Plan.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 16 cont.0001 November 25-30, 1958 (1). 29pp.

Principal Topics: Budget and the MSP; Germany; nuclear testing; Mexico;arms control; Geneva Talks on Nuclear Test Suspension.

0030 November 10-24, 1958 (2). 36pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Geneva Talks on Nuclear Test Suspen-sion; Berlin; India; Senator Lyndon B. Johnson and the outer spaceprogram; oil imports; Hungary and the U.N.; King Hussein of Jordan.

0066 November 2-8, 1958 (3). 32pp.Principal Topic and Individual: Chiang Kai-shek; U.N.

0098 December 1-19, 1958. 40pp.Principal Topic and Individual: Arthur H. Dean; NATO.

Box 170138 January 26-31, 1959 (1). 33pp.

Principal Topics: Berlin; Germany; Jews in the USSR; Mexico; UnitedKingdom.

0171 January 9-22, 1959 (2). 44pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Berlin; visit of Soviet Deputy PremierAnastas Mikoyan; Harold Macmillan; Baghdad Pact Conference; Argen-tinian President Arturo Frondizi; Israel; Clare Booth Luce; Julius Holmes.

0215 January 4-8, 1959 (3). 51 pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Free Europe Committee; Hungary; Cuba;Senator Lyndon B. Johnson; Mexico.

0266 February 1-25, 1959. 43pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Charles de Gaulle; Couve de Murville;Germany; Harold Macmillan; Berlin; Senator J. William Fulbright; Iran;"Disengagement."

0309 March 11 -30, 1959. 29pp.Principal Topics: Dulles's health; proposed summit meeting; Geneva Talkson Nuclear Test Suspension.

0338 April 3-30, 1959. 50pp.Principal Topic: Dulles's resignation.

0388 May5, 1959. 4pp.

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Box10392 February 6-28, 1957. 191pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: India; State Department; India and lend-lease; Middle East; fisheries; Harold Stassen; Operations CoordinatingBoard; P.L. 480 and Colombia; Henry Kissinger; Canada and the Anglo-American loans.

0583 March 20-30, 1957 (1). 163pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: German claims; Hungarian relief; Interna-tional Court of Justice; Middle East; Earl Smith and Cuba; NATO; Ghana;Italy; Congress; Mutual Security Bill; Ceylon Conference; CommunistChina; North Pacific Fur Seals Convention; Harold Stassen; U.S. militaryforces in Germany; Senator Lyndon 8. Johnson; Canada.

0746 March 13-20, 1957 (2). 107pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Tennessee Valley Authority; InternationalDevelopment Advisory Board; Brazil and copyright protection; SaudiArabian King Ibn Saud; civil aviation; Golda Meir; Red Cross; Lewis Strauss;United Kingdom.

0853 March 1-13, 1957 (3). 170pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Economic aid; Saudi Arabia; newscorrespondents and Communist China; Burma; Hungary; FairlessCommittee; NATO Supreme Allied Commander, Atlantic; H. von Brentano;Konrad Adenauer; United Fruit Company; fisheries.

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Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 1 cont.0001 April 23-30, 1957 (1). 83pp.

Principal Topics: Polish barter agreement with North Vietnam; militaryassistance funds; Argentina; NATO; wool imports; mutual security; Hungar-ian relief; IFC; IAEA.

0084 April 15-23, 1957 (2). 122p.Principal Topics: Atomic energy; Congress; trade with Communist China;visits to Communist China; Egyptian refugees; ambassadorial appoint-ments; Atoms for Peace Program.

0206 April 9-15, 1957 (3). 73pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Congress; IAEA; Poland and NorthVietnam; Konrad Adenauer; U.S. military forces in Germany; EURATOM;U.S.-Canadian economic integration; Norman case; Foreign Service.

0279 April 1-9, 1957 (4). 101pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: EURATOM Treaty; U.S.-Canadianeconomic integration; Dominican Republic; Fletcher Warren; White Reporton medicine in the USSR; Norman case; fisheries; Pan American Airways;foreign aid; Hungarian refugees; Senator Jacob Javits; Suez Canal; mutualsecurity; Saudi Arabia.

0380 May 20-29, 1957 (1). 120pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Council on Foreign Economic Policy;Hungarian uprising; military bases in Spain; Middle East; Italy; Dizzy Gilles-pie; nuclear weapons; Senator Lyndon B. Johnson; State Departmentbudget; tanker construction; Iran; transfer of private funds to EasternEurope.

0500 May 13-20, 1957 (2). 81pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Turkey; foreign aid; American Friends ofVietnam; Haiti; Senator J. William Fulbright; mutual security; P.L. 480; Iraq.

0581 May 7-13, 1957 (3). 78pp.Principal Topics: IAEA; Egyptian refugees; Islamic Center; UNESCO;NATO; International Development Fund.

0659 May 1-7, 1957 (4). 96pp.Principal Topics: S.R. 120; Suez Canal and petroleum; Australia; surplusdisposal; telecommunications policy; IAEA; Israel; Pan American RailwayCongress; Haiti.

Box 20755 May 29-31 (and June 24-28) 1957 (1). 100pp.

Principal Topics: Cuba; Iran; mutual security; G/rardcase; Bow Resolution;Danish ships; Canada.

0855 June 18-24, 1957 (2). 111pp.

Principal Topics: Ethiopia; Congress and the Disarmament Conference;Development Loan Fund; China policy.

0966 June 7-18, 1957 (3). 57pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Mutual Security Bill; Harold Stassen; Dan-ish ships.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 2 cont.0001 June 7-18, 1957 (3) cont. 47pp.

Principal Topics: MSP; Egyptian refugees; Hungarian refugees.

0048 June 1-7, 1957 (4). 100pp.

Principal Topics: Japanese imports; U.N. Emergency Force; OTC; recipro-cal trade; Chase Bank; Indonesia; wheat for Spain; fisheries; "UglyAmerican" image in Burma; Panama Canal.

0148 July 24-31, 1957 (1). 104pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Nuclear testing; Panama Treaty; Tunisia;Communist China; Nikolai Bulganin; Kozmin case; Mayflower II visits;disarmament; Hungary; U.N.

0252 July 13-24, 1957 (2). 120pp.Principal Topics: P.L. 480; U.S.-Canadian economic integration; newscorrespondents and Communist China; International Development Loan;Okinawa; Japan; WHO; USSR.

0372 July 1-12, 1957 (3). 112pp.Principal Topics: Antarctica; Pakistan; Canada; Danish ships; Germanyand NATO; Guatemala; IAEA.

0484 August 19-30, 1957 (1). 114pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Senator William Knowland; Yugoslavia;State Department budget; Canada; mutual security; Development LoanFund; Pakistan; lead and zinc.

0598 August 13-19, 1957 (2). 128pp.Principal Topics: Egypt; Polish Exhibition; lead and zinc; Kozmin case;strategic commodities; Communist China; exchange programs; P.L. 480;WHO; International Olympic Committee; preparatory commissions;Operations Plan—India; Operations Plan—Nepal.

0726 August 3-13, 1957 (3). 86pp.Principal Topics: Greece; private investment; Development Loan Fund;Arab refugees; Mexico; Status of Forces Agreement; Danish ships; Antarc-tica; Rumania.

0812 August 1 -3, 1957 (4). 63pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Lewis Strauss; IAEA; Algeria; cabinetdebriefings; Senate Foreign Relations Committee; Great Lakes FisheryCommission; customs.

0875 September 25-30, 1957 (1). 68pp.Principal Topics: Ambassadorial appointments; German documents;Ghana; Greece.

0943 September 19-25, 1957 (2). 62pp.Principal Topic: Christian A. Herter's Far East trip.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 2 cont.0001 September 3-19, 1957 (3). 72pp.

Principal Topic: Intelligence gathering.

Box 30073 October 25-31, 1957 (1). 83pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Kozmin case; Brussels Fair; Vice-President Richard Nixon; mutual security; Senator J. William Fulbright;exchange programs; SUNFED; Commission on Educational Exchange;India; Middle East; Argentina.

0156 October 18-25, 1957 (2). 87pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: SUNFED; American Friends ServiceCommittee; State Department science adviser; Golda Meir.

0243 October 11 -18, 1957 (3). 85pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Hugh Scott; Israel; Senator Jacob Javits;American Jews; United Kingdom; Senator William Knowland; Middle East;Turkey and Syria; budget.

0328 October 4-11, 1957 (4). 95pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Disarmament; Cuba; Senator RalphFlanders; Indonesia and South Moluccans; Soviet economic warfare;Defense Department budget.

0423 October 1-4, 1957 (5). 57pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Mexico and Chamizal dispute; C.D. Jack-son; foreign aid; Poland; Saigon; Japan and war claims.

0480 November 22-29, 1957 (1). 72pp.

Principal Topics: Passports; Brussels Fair; public opinion on mutualsecurity; reciprocal trade; oil cartel antitrust case; International MediaGuarantee Program; Inter-American Atomic Energy Committee.

0552 November 13-22, 1957 (2). 87pp.

Principal Topics: Disarmament; Honduras; Brussels Fair; Asia Society;defense budget; Haiti; news correspondents and Communist China; LatinAmerica; U.N.

0639 November 5-13, 1957 (3). 76pp.Principal Topics: Trade fairs; Haitian fiber industry; Eximbank loan to Spain;Brussels Fair; Pakistan; Kashmir; cabinet debriefing; USSR and education;IAEA; Red Cross; science program.

0715 November 1-5, 1957 (4). 45pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Exchange programs; State Departmentscience adviser; British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd; John FosterDulles.

0760 December 23-31, 1957 (1). 93pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Operations Plan—Libya; World LawProject; visas; Brussels Fair; Ghana; Volta River Project; Israel; SenatorJacob Javits; patronage; Iraq; P.L. 480; International Institute of PacificRelations.

0853 December 14-23, 1957 (2). 77pp.Principal Topics and Individual: U Win Maung of Burma; Tunisia; Morocco;Algeria; Brussels Fair; ambassadorial appointments; Germany; Libya; ex-change program.

0930 December 6-13, 1957 (3). 71pp.Principal Topics: India aid; Hemispheric Conference on Resources; MSP;civil defense; outer space program; Indonesia; NATO Parliamentary Con-ference; International Chamber of Commerce.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 3 cont.0001 December 2-5, 1957 (4). 84pp.

Principal Topics: POW issue and Communist China; Japan; General Elec-tric and the Communist Bloc; Syria; Brussels Fair; Inter-American affairs.

0085 January 29-31, 1958 (1). 78pp.Principal Topics: Japanese textiles; Ghana; Israel; refugees; Korea; Italy;fallout shelters.

0163 January 23-29, 1958 (2). 103pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Operations Plan—Liberia; Africa;Venezuela; Free World Economic Development Fund; watch industry andnational security; exchange programs; Senator William Knowland; HouseForeign Affairs Committee; Israel; OAS.

0266 January 16-23, 1958 (3). 65pp.Principal Topics: Cuba; Japanese textiles; trade fairs; Cyprus; ambassado-rial appointments.

0331 January 10-16, 1958 (4). 73pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Dean Acheson; George Kennan; falloutshelters; Israel; H.R. 491; fisheries.

0404 January 1-10, 1958 (5). 87pp.Principal Topics: Ghana; Volta River Project; Germany; fallout shelters;United Fruit Company.

Box 40491 February 20-27, 1958 (1). 95pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Operations Plan—India; OperationsPlan—Nepal; Ceylon; Styles Bridges; Indonesia; India; cultural affairs;Rapacki Plan; Germany; Nile River.

0586 February 13-20, 1958 (2). 116pp.Principal Topics: Atomic energy; Operation "Hardtack"; World ScienceConference; Mexico; Ethiopia; France and Tunisia; Civil Service Commis-sion; British IRBM Agreement; reciprocal trade.

0702 February 10-12, 1958 (3). 80pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Alleged Communist influence in the StateDepartment; C.D. Jackson; disarmament; Israel; El Salvador; Lithuania;National Federation of Republican Women; Far East.

0782 February 1-10, 1958 (4). 72pp.Principal Topics: Lithuania; Indonesia; Australia; foreign aid; exchangeprograms; Nationalist China.

0854 March 21-31, 1958 (1). 126pp.Principal Topics: Pakistan and trademark problem; Venezuela; Canada;trade fairs; U.S.-USSR social relations.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 4 cont.0001 March 18-21,1958 (2). 95pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Senator Henry Jackson; InternationalConference on the Law of the Seas; exchange program; Cuba; protection ofU.S. interests abroad; Brussels Fair; Israel; Vice-President Richard Nixonand Argentina.

0096 March 8-13, 1958 (3). 83pp.Principal Topics: International Conference on the Law of the Seas; Algeria;Tunisia; Libya; reciprocal citizenship; MSP; Taiwan; Belgium; Argentina;loyalty investigations; European integration.

0179 March 3-8, 1958 (4). 94pp.Principal Topics: NATO; Point IV; Mexico; Ezra Pound.

0273 April 21-30, 1958 (1). 106pp.Principal Topics: Suez Canal; Brussels Fair; Hungarian refugees; NileRiver Valley development; U.S.-Canadian boundary commission; Israel;International Conference on the Law of the Seas.

0379 April 11 -21, 1958 (2). 103pp.Principal Topics: International Conference on the Law of the Seas; USSR;U.N.; Indonesia; use of presidential aircraft; atomic weapons; treaties;Lockheed Aircraft Corporation; Middle East; EURATOM; Canadian corpo-rations.

0482 April 7-10, 1958 (3). 60pp.Principal Topics: United Kingdom; Libya; military aid; France; Brussels Fair;budget; ICA; Kozmin case.

0542 April 1-7, 1958 (4). 93pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Haiti; travel by Soviet citizens in the U.S.;VGA; Leonard Hall.

0635 May 19-31, 1958(1). 118pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: U.S. U.N. ambassador Henry CabotLodge, Jr.; Charles de Gaulle; Senator Arthur Watkins and lead and zincindustries; Nikita Khrushchev; exchange programs; Harold Macmillan;atomic weapons; Queen Frederika of Greece; NATO and limited warfarecapability; military bases in the Caribbean; Brazil; ILO; U.S. claim againstNorway; P.L. 480; Commission on Civil Rights; Cuba; Brussels Fair; U.N.Police Force; Inter-governmental Maritime Consultative Organization.

0753 May 9-19, 1958 (2). 94pp.Principal Topics: General Electric and Soviet trade; East-West exchanges;Egypt; mutual security; coastal waters; Kozmin case; Arab Union; Bulgaria;Nicaragua; Operation "Hardtack"; India.

0847 May 1-9, 1958 (3). 127pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: International Conference on the Law ofthe Seas; El Salvador; Island of Rota (Pacific); Vice-President RichardNixon and Argentina; Herbert Hoover and the Brussels Fair; Ceylon; Polishrelief; Advertising Council; Iran; Colombia; Venezuela; WHO.

Box 50974 June 18-30, 1958 (1). 44pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Exchange programs; James F. Byrnes;Southeast Asia; Operations Plans—Southeast Asian countries; popula-tion; Canadian tariffs; Foreign Service; travel by Soviet citizens in the U.S.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 5 cont.0001 June 18-30, 1958 (1) cont. 59pp.

Principal Topics: International Conference on the Law of the Seas; CARE.

0060 June 7-18, 1958 (2). 100pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Laos; Operations Plan—Latin America;Greece and Turkey; Danish ships; exchange programs; Indonesia; EUR-ATOM; Herbert Hoover and the Brussels Fair; fisheries.

0160 June 2-7, 1958 (3). 89pp.Principal Topics: Japan; fisheries; U.N.; Arab states and discriminationagainst Jewish-Americans; Indonesia; EUR ATOM; Operation "Alert";Germany; Belgium; Brussels Fair.

0249 July 19-31, 1958 (1). 117pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Senator J. William Fulbright; NATO scien-tific activities; Colombo Plan; Guantanamo; Indonesia; Ethiopia; Haiti andthe AFL-CIO; Azores; Republic of China and atomic energy; Paraguay; P.L.480; Korea; Lebanon; exchange programs; U.S. overflights of the USSR;AEC; Ghanian Prime Minister Kwama Nkrumah's visit to Harlem.

0366 July 8-18, 1958 (2). 97pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Lebanon; Senator Everett Dirksen; pass-port legislation; EURATOM; International Astronomical Union; NicaroNickel property; Brussels Fair; Geneva Conference on the Peaceful Uses ofthe Atom.

0463 July 1-8, 1958 (3). 60pp.Principal Topics: P.L. 85-316; Austrian Assets Treaty; UNESCO.

0523 August 22-30, 1958 (1). 89pp.Principal Topics: Geneva Conference on the Peaceful Uses of the Atom;Antarctica; Jordan; United Kingdom; Middle East; Greece; nuclear testing;EURATOM; outer space; SEATO.

0612 August 13-22, 1958 (2). 123pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Soviet resolution on outer space; Iraq;International Joint Commission and pollution; Paul Hoffman; ForeignService; Lebanon; Baghdad Pact; Argentine President Arturo Frondizi;aircraft industry; Poland; NATO; Panama; UNESCO OperationsPlan—India; Operations Plan—Nepal; Inter-American affairs; Europeanrefugees.

0735 August 6-13, 1958 (3). 89pp.Principal Topics: Patronage; Haiti; Communist China; exchange programs;UNESCO; propaganda; State departmental appropriations.

0824 August 1-6, 1958 (4). 43pp.Principal Topics: Middle East; disarmament; Foreign Service; income tax;United Kingdom; Nicaragua; Haiti.

0867 September 19-30, 1958 (1). 122pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Vice-President Richard Nixon; publicopinion mail on Formosa; Foreign Service; Taiwan Straits; El Salvador; P.L.480; Italy; Cuba and nuclear energy; Lebanon; Communist China; NileRiver Valley development; Finland; Mexico; lead and zinc.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 5 cont.0001 September 11-18, 1958 (2). 95pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba; India;international loans; POW issue and Communist China; U.S.-Soviet cooper-ation in outer space; NATO and nuclear weapons; UNESCO; Brussels Fair;Haiti; Taiwan Straits; "Surprise Attack" negotiations; IAEA.

0096 September 2-11,1958 (3). 58pp.Principal Topics: Antarctica; CARE; Egypt.

0154 October 22-31, 1958 (1). 125pp.Principal Topics and Individual: China policy; universities abroad; Project"Plowshare"; nuclear testing; Senator Albert Gore; Geneva Conference onthe Peaceful Uses of the Atom; UNESCO; P.L. 480; Africa; AntarcticaConference; Communist China; Taiwan Straits.

0279 October 11-22, 1958 (2). 124pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Queen Fredericka of Greece; Esthonia;State Department expenditures; P.L. 480; import quotas on lead and zinc;IAEA; Juan Trippe and Pan American Airways; nuclear testing; Tunisia;universities abroad; "Surprise Attack" negotiations.

Box 60403 October 3-11, 1958 (3). 111 pp.

Principal Topics: Hungary; EURATOM; Morocco; women in the ForeignService; Libya; State Department budget; Colombia; P.L. 480; Israel; MSP;Iraq; foreign aid; military aid; exchange programs; Operations Plan—Rhodesia; Operations Plan—Nigeria; universities abroad.

0514 October 1-3, 1958 (4). 48pp.Principal Topics: Quemoy and Matsu; Taiwan Straits; Aga Khan; exchangeprograms.

0562 November 13-26, 1958 (1). 110pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Korean students; Operation Plan-Libya; Senator J. William Fulbright; Fulbright scholarships; James F.Byrnes; Japanese constitution; Nicaro Nickel property; USSR; Berlin; oilimports; Venezuela; People-to-People Program; Brazil; GATT; HouseForeign Affairs Committee; Argentina; lend-lease operations; Middle East;Operations Plan—Union of South Africa.

0672 November 3-13, 1958 (2). 82pp.Principal Topics: Exchange programs; Guatemala; IFC; Ryukyus; Presi-dent's Committee on Military Assistance; U.S. Barter Program; Canada;nuclear testing.

0754 December 18-31, 1958 (1). 114pp.Principal Topics: Immigration quotas; Malaya; IAEA; Canada; GATT tariffnegotiations; nuclear proliferation; Spain; fallout shelters; FulbrightScholarships; NSC; Libya and U.S. military bases; Egypt and Americantextbooks; P.L. 480; state and official visits.

0868 December 4-17, 1958 (2). 88pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Operations Plan—Spain; Venezuela;Morocco; Hungary and the U.N.; Moscow Exhibition; import competitionand domestic industry; Iraq; Foreign Service; Greek-Americans andCyprus; Brooks Hayes; Guinea; Intergovernmental Maritime ConsultativeOrganization; Brazil and GATT; Spain.

0956 December 1-8, 1958 (3). 46pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Guinea; U.N.; Korea; Vietnam; Hungary;missiles; disarmament; Queen Frederika of Greece; UNESCO; Food andAgriculture organization.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 6 cont.0001 December 1-8, 1958 (3) cont. 60pp.

Principal Topics: Japan; Germany; Foreign Service appointments; Britishincome tax convention.

0061 January 20-30, 1959 (1). 117pp.Principal Topics: IAEA; Communist China; Brussels Fair; Foreign BuildingProgram; Cuba; currency exchange program with Mexico; Israel; Morocco;France; exchange programs; Pacific and Asian development.

0178 January 6-20, 1959 (2). 90pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: People-to-People Program; nuclear test-ing; Moscow Exhibition; Foreign Service; American Oxford Fund; East-West exchanges; CARE; Jordan; Greece and Turkey; Fulgencio Batista;Earl Smith; Berlin.

0268 January 2-6, 1959 (3). 51pp.Principal Topics: Middle East; Austrian property rights; Israel; ILO; ex-change programs; Earl Smith; State Department appointments.

0319 February 19-28, 1959 (1). 114pp.Principal Topics and Individual: International conferences; CommunistChina and Bishop Walsh; disarmament; Libya and the International Confer-ence on the Law of the Seas; Princeton Papers Project; Kashmir; NATO;Muscat and Oman; Operations Plan—Ghana; OAS; ECOSOC; Canada; oilimports; Cambodia.

0433 February 16-19, 1959 (2). 74pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Operations Plan—Liberia; Guinea;Senator J. William Fulbright; author John Gunther and Communist China;U.S. militaristic image; World Refugee Year; Cyprus; MAP; Foreign Serviceappointments.

0507 February 2-16, 1959 (3). 84pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Panama; Denmark; Thailand; Greece;Senator J. William Fulbright; John Gunther and Communist China.

0591 March 20-31, 1959 (1). 141pp.Principal Topics and Individual: U.N. and Berlin; Portugal; Canada and oilimports; Australia; Prince Norodum Sihanouk; relief for South Moluccans;Nepal; Mexico; Federal Council for Science and Technology; Germanreunification; Annapolis Conference; Nationalist Chinese photon machine;fisheries.

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0732 March 12-20, 1959 (2). 93pp.Principal Topics: State Department; Cuba; El Salvador; Development LoanFund; USIA; NATO; Securities and Exchange Commission; U.S. overflightof Soviet Armenia; nuclear testing; cultural affairs; Moscow Exhibition.

Box 70825 March 5-12, 1959 (3). 81pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Iraq; Harold Macmillan; El Salvador;ambassadorial appointments; exchange programs; Inter-American affairs;Berlin; UNESCO; John Gunther and Communist China.

0906 March 2-5, 1959 (4). 71pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: E. Frederic Morrow; French Mediter-ranean Fleet; nuclear testing; Japan; Time magazine and Bolivia; AmericanOxford Fund; World Peace Congress; Baghdad Pact; Clare Booth Luce.

0977 April 20-30, 1959 (1). 45pp.Principal Topics: Canada and oil imports; national security policy.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 7 cont.0001 April 20-30, 1959 (1) cont. 66pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: John Foster Dulles; Julius Holmes; NATOatomic stockpile; copper; NATO Secretary General Paul-Henri Spaak;Senator J. William Fulbright; Berlin; Fidel Castro; USSR; Israel; StateDepartment; South Asia; Japan; Vietnam; Geneva Foreign Ministers Con-ference.

0067 April 8-20, 1959 (2). 108pp.Principal Topics: International Court of Justice; heavy electrical equipment;N.S. Savanna/7; Cuba; Jordanian, Syrian, and Israeli irrigation problems;Thailand and the Chinese problem; fisheries; International Wheat Agree-ment; Hawaii; Mutual Security Act; NATO; textiles; UNESCO; AdvertisingCouncil; Netherlands; Burma; United Arab Republic.

0175 April 1-8, 1959 (3). 98pp.Principal Topics and Individuals; Vice-President Richard Nixon; FidelCastro; Draper Report; Panama; Burma; Mutual Defense Assistance Con-trol Act; Caribbean.

0273 May 13-29, 1959 (1). 69pp.

Principal Topics: Hawaii; Geneva Foreign Ministers Conference; ambassa-dorial appointments; Cuba; Quemoy and Matsu.

0342 May 1-12, 1959 (2). 72pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: NATO; Europe; Charles de Gaulle; Britishtrade mission to Moscow; Food for Peace Program; nuclear testing; Brazil;Jordanian, Syrian, and Israeli irrigation projects.

0414 June 18-30, 1959 (1). 66pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Senator J. William Fulbright; Develop-ment Loan Fund; famine relief in Communist China; British ForeignSecretary Selwyn Lloyd; nuclear testing; East Germany; Republican PolicyCommittee.

0480 June 1-18, 1959 (2). 70pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Senator Lyndon B. Johnson; HawaiianEast-West Institute; reciprocal trade.

0550 July 9-31, 1959 (1). 75pp.Principal Topics: S. Con. Res. 17; United Kingdom.

0625 July 1-9, 1959(2). 60pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Tuna fishing industry; Algeria; France;Moscow Exhibition; William Rountree.

0685 August 13-31, 1959 (1). 77pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Germany; Algeria; Cuba; disarmament;Charles de Gaulle; Nikita Khrushchev; American Foreign Service Associa-tion.

0762 August 1-13, 1959 (2). 65pp.Principal Topics: Puerto Rico; Haiti; NATO; Cuba; Caribbean.

0827 September 14-30, 1959 (1). 83pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Soviet jamming of broadcasts; visit ofMexican President Lopez Mateos; Operation "Alert"; Nikita Khrushchev;Taiwan; Foreign Service; Panama; Senator Lyndon B. Johnson; POWissueand Communist China.

0910 September 3-14, 1959 (2). 73pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: French Premier Michel Debre; NATOSecretary General Paul-Henri Spaak; Algeria; Congress and the AtlanticConvention.

0983 September 2-3, 1959 (3). 26pp.Principal Topic: Paraguay.

1009 October 15-30, 1959 (1). 85pp.Principal Topics: Ambassadorial appointments; Potsdam Papers; presi-dential trips; Panama; naval activities.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 7 cont.0001 October 1-15, 1959 (2). 77pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Arthur Krock; USSR; summit meeting;Malcom Muir; Poland; RFE; VOA; Tibetan refugees; Iran; CommunistChina; Foreign Building Program.

Box 80078 November 9-30, 1959 (1). 71 pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: John McCone; Douglas Dillon; Opera-tions Coordinating Board; disarmament; Panama; Arthur H. Dean; Antarc-tica Treaty.

0149 November 2-9, 1959 (2). 46pp.

Principal Topic: Military force reductions.

0195 December 11-31, 1959 (1). 76pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Antarctica Treaty; Coolidge Report; USSRand nuclear testing; Eugene Black; Egypt; Aswan Dam; Germany.

0271 December 1-11, 1959 (2). 61pp.Principal Topics: Presidential trip to South America; disarmament; LatinAmerica; British military forces in Europe.

0332 January 22-30, 1960 (1). 63pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Disarmament; NATO; summit meeting;U.N.; territorial seas; Charles Bohlen; National Planning Association;presidential trips.

0395 January 4-22, 1960 (2). 49pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: American Bar Association and the WorldLaw Project; Livingston Merchant; Senator Wayne Morse; NATO; France.

0444 February 12-25, 1960 (1). 59pp.Principal Topics: Sale of British helicopter to Cuba; disarmament; Cubanexpropriation of American property; Latin America; nuclear testing; Interna-tional Conference on the Law of the Seas.

0503 February 1-12, 1960 (2). 66pp.Principal Topics: Nuclear weapons; Paris Summit; disarmament; StateDepartment reorganization; Suez Canal; reconnaissance satellites.

0569 March 22-31, 1960 (1). 82pp.Principal Topics and Individual: State visits; NATO; Israeli Premier DavidBen-Gurion; U.N. and Africa; Geneva Disarmament Conference; diversionof international waters and Canada; Union of South Africa; Latin America;World Affairs Council.

0651 March 11-21, 1960 (2). 78pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Cuba; Charles de Gaulle; Konrad Ade-nauer; disarmament; American Bar Association; Greece; Guantanamo;United Kingdom; Uruguay.

0729 March 4-10, 1960 (3). 43pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Disarmament; Nikita Khrushchev; Cuba;Chile; Uruguay.

0772 April 12-30, 1960 (1). 80pp.Principal Topics: Visits to Latin America; Berlin; Malaya; refugee program;Paris Summit; MSP; Portugal; India; OAS.

0852 April 5-12, 1960 (2). 66pp.Principal Topics: Surplus foodstuffs; Tibet; British Commonwealth; Carne-gie Endowment for International Peace; U.N. and the Chinese representa-tion question; disarmament; Cuban expropriation of American property.

0918 April 1-5, 1960(3). 46pp.Principal Topics: Disarmament; Union of South Africa; Nicaragua; LatinAmerica.

0964 May 11 -31, 1960 (1). 76pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Adlai Stevenson; atomic energy; EUR-ATOM; NATO; U-2 incident; Senator Lyndon B. Johnson and Nikita Khrush-chev; Maurice Couve de Murville and the Paris Summit; Congo; Charles deGaulle.

1040 May 2-11, 1960 (2). 75pp.Principal Topics and Individual: U-2 incident; Paris Summit; NATOMinisterial Meeting; disarmament; Charles de Gaulle; Turkey; Iran.

1115 June 11-30, 1960 (1). 89pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: National War College; Congress; Cuba;France and nuclear capabilities; Algeria; Japan; disarmament; Harry STruman; Alexei Kosygin and South America.


Chronological Correspondence Series cont.Box 8 cont.0001 June 1-11, 1960 (2). 60pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Nicaro Nickel plant; NATO MRBMProgram; NSC; Nikita Khrushchev; "Captive Nations" Week; Soviet espio-nage activities; U-2 incident; Latin America; Laos.

Box 90061 July 1-13, 1960 (3). 66pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Cuba; Frances Knight; passports; Malayaand the Communist revolt; Latin America; U.N. and the Congo; CharlesBohlen; IBRD.

0127 July 1-13, 1960 (2). 62pp.Principal Topics and Individual: CIA; Haiti; Japan; disarmament; HaroldMacmillan; Offshore Islands.

0189 August 15-31, 1960 (1). 69pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Patrick Hurley; Mexican President LopezMateos; Cuba; Dominican Republic; Congo; OAS; disarmament; U.N. andthe Chinese representation question.

0258 August 2-15, 1960 (2). 65pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Ivory Coast; Food for Peace Program;Israel; Middle East; Eugene Black; Latin America; Hong Kong; IBRD;Congo; Charles de Gaulle.

0323 September 7-30, 1960 (1). 64pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Nikita Khrushchev; Ghanian Prime Minis-ter Kwama Nkrumah; U.N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold; Congo;Mexican President Lopez Mateos; Nigeria; Nelson Rockefeller; SenatorJohn F. Kennedy; Soviet plane refueling issue in Greece; Panamanian flagissue.

0387 September 1-9, 1960 (2). 60pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Disarmament; Dulles Papers; Poland;Ezra Taft Benson; Potsdam Papers; Nicaro Nickel plant; Food for PeaceProgram; U.N. and Africa; U.S. Disarmament Administration.

0447 October 19-31, 1960 (1). 70pp.Principal Topics: Mexico; Guantanamo; Negroes as representatives toAfrican countries; U.N.; housing and African diplomats.

0517 October 1-19, 1960 (2). 65pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Cuba; Polish Prime Minister WladyslawGomulka; ambassadorial appointments to African countries; David Suss-kind; Nikita Khrushchev; "Captive European Nations"; United Arab Re-public.

0582 November 17-30, 1960 (1). 66pp.

Principal Topics: United Arab Republic and the U.N.; China Policy; NATOand MRBM Program; 1960 election; currency; France; NATO MinisterialMeeting; French community.

0648 November 1-16, 1960 (2). 57pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Cuban leader Fidel Castro; Guatemala;Costa Rica; Nicaragua; El Salvador; Algeria; NATO; U.N.

0705 December 10-23, 1960 (1). 61 pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Douglas Dillon; President-elect John F.Kennedy; Israel; atomic energy; NATO.

0766 December 2-10, 1960 (2). 46pp.Principal Topics: Dominican Republic; U.N. Colonialism Resolution; In-donesia; Switzerland and U.S. missiles; Africa and the ILO; Joint Com-mittee on Atomic Energy; NATO MRBM Program; Laos; NATO MinisterialMeeting.

0812 January 24-February 13, 1961 (1). 63pp.Principal Topic: Presidential transition.

0875 January 12-19, 1961 (2). 60pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Herter Papers; presidential transition;Dean Rusk; Connally Amendment and the World Court; Cuba; CharlesBohlen; Laos.

0935 January 2-12, 1961 (3). 44pp.Principal Topics and Individual: Sir Harold Caccia; Congo; Morocco;presidential trip to Asia; Cuba.

0979 Miscellaneous Memoranda, June 4-December 27, 1957 (1). 54pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Senator Jacob Javits; patronage; Ex-imbank loan to Israel; State Department science adviser; disarmament;Hemispheric Conference on Resources; commercial relations withCommunist Bloc; oil cartel antitrust case; NATO; Haitian fiber industry;Brussels Fair; exchange programs; foreign policy; CARE; Poland; KonradAdenauer; Nikita Khrushchev; Harold Macmillan; World Federation ofUnited Nations Associations; Paul Hoffman; American Committee onUnited Europe; defense cutbacks; North Atlantic Community; mutualsecurity; reciprocal trade; P.L. 480; Congress; John McCloy; FairlessCommittee; MSP.

1033 Miscellaneous Memoranda, February 14-June 1, 1957 (2). 41pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Bricker Amendment; Suez Canal; EricJohnston; Middle East; Harold Stassen; mutual security; Israel; Egypt;Poland; Greece and Turkey; Operations Coordinating Board.

1074 Miscellaneous Memoranda, May 8, December 16, 1958 (1). 33pp.Principal Topics: Imports; nuclear testing; EURATOM; Offshore Islands.

1107 Miscellaneous Memoranda, January 2-April 22, 1958 (2). 46pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Herbert Hoover; Brussels Fair; AmericanUniversity in Beirut; military bases; North African Federation; Private Enter-prise, Inc., and India; Congress; Clarence Randall; Coordinating Commit-tee (COCOM); economic development; Canada; USSR; Eximbank loan;Senator William Knowland; Republican Senate leaders; South Moluccans.

Box 101153 Miscellaneous Memoranda, January 12-December 16, 1959. 57pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Eugene Black; Egypt; Aswan Dam; ArthurKrock; USSR; summit meetings; Malcom Muir; Senator Lyndon B. John-son; Germany; Algeria; Konrad Adenauer; Charles de Gaulle; Nicaragua;Julius Holmes; imported commodities; Congress; defense cutbacks;defense preparedness; Israel; National Advisory Committee on Inter-American Affairs; Foreign Building Program; Council for InternationalProgress in Management.

1210 Miscellaneous Memoranda, July 9, 1960-January 11, 1961 (1). 50pp.Principal Topics and Individuals: Senator John F. Kennedy; Soviet planerefueling issue in Greece; balance of payments; Cuba; Congo; Paul Hoff-man; foreign aid; gold; Nikita Khrushchev; U.N. Secretary General DagHammarskjold and the Congo; Mexican President Lopez Mateos; pass-ports.

1260 Miscellaneous Memoranda, January 30-February 19, 1960 (2). 46pp.Principal Topics: Nuclear testing; disarmament; NATO; missiles; StateDepartment reorganization; IRBMs for Greece and Turkey.

SUBJECT INDEX

The following index is a guide to the major subjects of this collection. The first Arabicnumber refers to the reel, and the Arabic number after the colon refers to the framenumber at which a particular subject begins. Hence 3:0934 directs the researcher to thesubject that begins at Frame 0934 of Reel 3. By referring to the Reel Index thatconstitutes the initial section of this guide, the researcher can find the main entry for thissubject.

Acheson, Dean17: 0331

Adenauer, Konrad5: 0961; 6: 0829, 0883; 7: 0217;

8:0514;9:0517; 10:0151; 11:0279;12: 0605; 13: 0853; 14: 0206;23:0659;24:0979; 1153

see also GermanyAdvertising Council

18: 0847; 22: 0067AEC (Atomic Energy Commission)

19:0249see a/so EURATOM; IAEA

Aerial Inspectiondisarmament 9: 0262see a/so "Zone of inspection"

AFL-CIO (American Federation of_, Labor-Congress of Industrial Organi-

zations)Haiti 19: 0249

AFofL (American Federation ofLabor)

4: 0526Africa

ambassadorial appointments to24:0517

American Negroes as representativesto 24: 0447

Bolton, Frances—trip to 9: 0538general 17:0163:20:0154ILO 24: 0766U.N. 23: 0569; 24: 0387see a/so specific countries

African diplomatshousing 24: 0447

Aga Khan20: 0514

Aircraft industrygeneral 19: 0612Lockheed Aircraft Corporation

18:0379Algeria

15:0812; 16:0853; 18:0096;22: 0625, 0685, 0910; 23: 1115;24:0648, 1153

"Alpha" Statementon the Near East 8: 0827

American Bar Associationgeneral 23: 0651World Law Project 23: 0395

American Committee on UnitedEurope

24: 0979American Foreign ServiceAssociation

22: 0685

American Friends of Vietnam14: 0500

American Friends Service Committee16:0156

American Hungarian Federation2: 0675

American Oxford Fund21:0178:0906

American University In Beirut24:1107see also Universities

Anglo-American loansCanada 13: 0392

Annapolis Conference21: 0591

Antarctica15: 0372, 0726; 19: 0523; 20: 0096

Antarctica Conference20: 0154

Antarctica Treaty23: 0078, 0195

Antitrust caseoil cartel 16: 0480; 24: 0979

Appointmentsambassadorial 1: 0706; 2: 0360;

8:0331; 11:0033; 14:0084;15: 0875; 16: 0853; 17: 0266;21:0825; 22:0273,1009; 24:0517

Foreign Service 1: 0071; 4: 0167;9:0109

State Department 3: 0972; 9: 0148,0706

Arab-Israeli conflictgeneral 1: 0071; 5: 0074; 8: 0726,

0801; 9: 0855, 0925see a/so Egypt; Jordan; Lebanon;

Middle East; United Arab RepublicArab League

8: 0827Arab refugees

2: 0069; 9: 0855; 15: 0726see also Egyptian refugees

Arab statesArab-Israeli boundary adjustments

8: 0827discrimination against Jewish-

Americans 19: 0160general 5: 0771recognition of Communist China

10:0086see also Middle East; specific

countriesArab Union

18: 0753Arctic air route

Scandinavian airlines 5: 0106Arctic "zone of Inspection"

12:0235,0568Argentina

Frondizi, Arturo 13: 0171; 19: 0612general 10:0406; 14:0001; 16:0073;

18: 0096; 20: 0562Nixon, Richard 18: 0001, 0847

Armenia, SovietU.S. overflight of 21: 0732

Arms control11:0445; 13:0001see also Disarmament

ArtChinese 8: 0212

Asiadevelopment 21: 0061general 12: 0763presidential trip to 24: 0935see also Far East

Asia Society16:0552

Aswan Dam10:0438; 11:0481:23:0195;24:1153see a/so Egypt

Atlantic ConventionCongress 22: 0910

Atlantic Union2: 0412; 7: 0370; 8: 0369, 0618;

9: 0023see a/so North Atlantic Community

Atomic energy4: 0576; 5: 0001; 9: 0855; 14: 0084;

17: 0586; 23: 0964; 24: 0705see also Nuclear energy

Atomic Energy Act12:0191,0339

Atomic missilessee Missiles

"Atomic" speech3: 0886

Atomic weaponsgeneral 18: 0379, 0635Germany 12: 0408NATO 7: 0453see a/so Nuclear weapons

Atoms for Peace Program14: 0084

Attitudeforeign—toward U.S. foreign policy

3:0176see a/so Public opinion

Australiageneral 14:0659; 17:0782; 21:0591Menzies, Robert 10: 0206

Australia-New Zealand-U.S. Pact(ANZUS)

Four Power talks on Southeast Asiaand 12:0235

Austriageneral 3: 0001property rights 21: 0268

Austrian Assets Treaty19:0463

Austrian Four Power Treaty8: 0301

Austrian State Treaty10:0151

Aviationcivil 13: 0746

Azores19: 0249

Baghdad Pactconference 10:0027; 12:0001,0605,

0763; 13:0171general 19: 0612; 21: 0906

Balance of payments24: 1210

Balloonsmeteorological 9: 0855; 12: 0605

Bandung Conference7: 0754; 8: 0254; 9: 0023

Bao Dai5: 0705see also Vietnam

BarterPolish agreement with North Vietnam

14: 0001U.S. Barter Program 20: 0672

Batista, Fulgencio6:0936;21:0178see a/so Cuba

BelgiumBernhard of Belgium 7: 0665general 18:0096; 19:0160

Ben-Gurion, David23: 0569see a/so Israel

Benson, Ezra Taft24: 0387

Bering Sea incident8: 0726

Berlingeneral 9: 0386; 11: 0837; 12: 0408;

13:0030,0138,0171,0266;20:0562; 21:0178,0825; 22:0001;23: 0772

Reuter, Ernst 4: 0001U.N. 21:0591see a/so Germany

Berlin Agreement5:0001,0367

Berlin Conference4: 0576

Bermuda Conference2: 0908; 10: 0938

Bernhard of Belgium7: 0665

Bicyclesgeneral 9: 0001H.R. 1 8: 0301

Bipartisanshipgeneral 1: 0819; 5: 0907; 6: 0704;

9:0756; 10:0997Black, Eugene

23:0195;24:0258, 1153Bohlen, Charles

general 1: 0591, 0950; 2: 0001;10:0619; 23:0332; 24:0061,0875

Boliviageneral 8: 0553Time Magazine 21: 0906tin 2: 0708

Bolton, Francestrip to Africa 9: 0538

BoundariesArab-Israeli—adjustments 8: 0827

Boundary commissionsU.S.-Canadian 18:0273

Bourguiba, Habib20: 0001see also Tunisia

Bowie, Robert7: 0161; 9: 0734

Bowles, Chester4: 0791

Bow Resolution14:0755

Brazilcopyright protection 13: 0746Eximbank 10: 0239GATT 20: 0868

general 4: 0262, 0985; 11: 0319;18: 0635; 20: 0562; 22: 0342

Kubitschek, Juscelino—Pan Ameri-can operation 12: 0763

Bricker (Resolution) Amendment1: 0216, 0267, 0654, 0758, 0889;

2: 0106, 0360, 0470, 0566, 0748,0796, 0972; 3: 0035, 0309, 0369-0478; 4:0001,0425,0576; 5:0213;7: 0567; 8: 0656, 0726; 9: 0955;24:1033

Bridges, Styles17: 0491

British Commonwealth4:0147;23:0852

"Broken Soviet Promises"report 11: 0481

Bruce, David K.E.1: 0347

Brussels Fairgeneral 16: 0073, 0480-0639, 0760,

0853; 17: 0001; 18: 0001, 0273,0482, 0635; 19: 0160, 0366;20:0001; 21:0061; 24:0979,1107

Hoover, Herbert 18: 0847; 19: 0060Budget

defense 16: 0552Defense Department 16: 0328general 16:0243; 18:0482MSP 13: 0001State Department 14:0380; 15:0484;

20: 0403Bulganln, Nikolai

9:0855; 11:0941; 15:0148see a/so USSR

Bulgaria18: 0753

Bullftt, William C.8:0212; 12:0083

Burmageneral 12:0235; 13:0853; 22:0067,

0175Nationalist Chinese in 1: 0758"Ugly American" image 15: 0048U Win Maung 16: 0853

"Buy American" Act3:0309:4:0001; 12:0116

Byrnes, James F.18: 0974; 20: 0562

Byroade, HenryEgypt 7: 0001

Cabinetdebriefings 15: 0812; 16: 0639

Caccia, Harold11: 0070, 0189, 0399; 12: 0339;

24: 0935see a/so United Kingdom (U.K.)

Cambodiageneral 7: 0665; 21: 0319Sihanouk, Norodum 21: 0591

CanadaAnglo-American loans 13: 0392espionage 4: 0064general 1: 0001; 2: 0001, 0285;

4: 0262, 0375; 6: 0037; 7: 0161;9: 0855; 11: 0189, 0365, 0866,0903, 0966; 12: 0235, 0372, 0408,0695; 13:0583; 14:0755; 15:0484;17:0854; 20:0672,0754; 21:0319;24: 1107

international waters, diversion of23: 0569

oil imports 21: 0591, 0977tariffs 18: 0974

Capital9: 0831see a/so Investment

"Captive European Nations"24:0517

"Captive Nations" Week24: 0001

Caracas Conference4: 0755; 8: 0656

CARE (Cooperative for AmericanRelief Everywhere)

19:0001; 20:0096; 21:0178; 24:0979Caribbean

general 22: 0175, 0762military bases in the 18: 0635

Carnegie Endowment for Inter-national Peace

23: 0852Castro, Fidel

22:0001,0175;24:0648see a/so Cuba

Central AmericaEisenhower, Milton—trip to 12:0339,

0568see a/so Latin America; South

America; specific countriesCeylon

17:0491; 18:0847Ceylon Conference

13:0583Chamizal dispute

Mexico 16: 0423"Chance for Peace" speech

2:0470; 12:0083Chase Bank

15: 0048Chiang Kai-shek

general 6: 0513; 12: 0946, 0983;13:0066

see a/so China, Republic ofChile

general 23: 0729Ibanez, Carlos 11: 0795

China, CommunistArab recognition of 10: 0086Chou En-lai 8: 0893famine relief 22: 0414general 1: 0173; 2: 0748; 4: 0211,0985; 5:0437,0517, 0935; 6:0327;7: 0333, 0840; 8: 0078, 0514;9: 0023; 11: 0001, 0099, 0558;

12:0695-0763; 13:0583; 15:0148,0598; 19: 0735, 0867; 20: 0154;21: 0061; 23: 0001

Gunther, John 21: 0433, 0507, 0825McCarthy, Joseph 2: 0618news correspondents 9: 0169, 0215;

10:0465; 11:0343; 13:0853;15:0252; 16:0552

ROW issue and 7: 0370, 0453;8: 0514, 0618; 10: 0465; 17: 0001;20: 0001; 22: 0827

trade with 2: 0618; 4: 0643; 14: 0084visits to 14: 0084Walsh, Bishop 21: 0319

China, Republic ofatomic energy 19: 0249general 2: 0796; 7: 0421, 0840;

8: 0690; 12: 0044see also Formosa; Nationalist China;

Republic of China Treaty; TaiwanChina Mutual Defense Treaty

7: 0700China Policy

14: 0855; 20: 0154; 24: 0582China relief

6: 0172Chinese representation question

U.N. 2:0845; 3:0435,0886; 11:0099;23:0852;24:0189

Chou En-lai8: 0893see a/so China, Communist

Churchill, Winston4: 0425; 5: 0907-0961; 6: 0263see a/so United Kingdom (U.K.)

CIA (Central Intelligence Agency)24: 0127

Citizenshipreciprocal 18: 0096

Civil aviation13:0746

Civil defense16: 0930see a/so Fallout shelters

Civil Service Commission17: 0586

ClaimsGerman 13: 0583U.S. against Norway 18: 0635war—Japan 16: 0423

Coastal waters18:0753see a/so International Conference on

the Law of the Seas; Territorialwaters

Collective defenseSoutheast Asia 5: 0517

Collective security5: 0743, 0864; 6: 0219

Colombiageneral 3: 0176, 0309; 5: 0988;

18: 0847; 20: 0403P.L480 13:0392religious situation 12: 0471

Colombo Plan6:0001; 12:0983; 19:0249

ColonialismUnited Kingdom 9: 0313

Colonialism ResolutionU.N. 24: 0766

Commercial relationsCommunist Bloc 24: 0979

Commission on Civil Rights18: 0635see also Racial discrimination

Commission on EducationalExchange

16: 0073see also Exchange program

Commission on Federal EmployeePay Systems

12:0514see a/so Executive Pay Act

Committee on Foreign Relations3:0176

Committee on Joint DefenseU.S.-Canadian 12:0657

Commoditiesimported 24: 1153strategic 15: 0598see a/so Imports

Communismalleged influence in State Department

17:0702Europe 8: 0656Latin America 10: 0406Malaya 24: 0061passports 12: 0437Western Hemisphere 4: 0114

Communist Bloccommercial relations 24: 0979General Electric 17: 0001

Communist economic warfare11: 0903

Communist Party of France9: 0023

Conant, James P.10: 0830

Conferencesgeneral 9: 0023see a/so specific conference

Congogeneral 23: 0964; 24: 0189-0323,

0935, 1210Hammarskjold, Dag 24: 1210U.N. 24: 0061

CongressAtlantic Convention 22: 0910Disarmament Conference (London

Conference) 14: 0855general 11: 0121, 0279, 0632, 0837;

12:0873; 13:0583; 14:0084,0206;23: 1115; 24: 0979, 1107, 1153

Geneva Summit 9: 0262House Foreign Affairs Committee

17:0163;20:0562

I

House Subcommittee on InternationalOrganization 11: 0121

House Un-American Activities Com-mittee—Canada 12: 0339

Republican congressional leaders1:0173

Republican Senate leaders 24:1107Senate Appropriations Committee

10: 0239, 0293Senate Foreign Relations Committee

1: 0071; 2: 0675; 6: 0704; 7: 0567;12:0471-0568; 15:0812

Connelly AmendmentWorld Court 24: 0875

Coolidge Report23:0195

Coordinating Committee (COCOM)24: 1107

Copenhagen Conference12:0408

Copper22: 0001

CopyrightBrazil 13: 0746

CorporationsCanadian 18: 0379

Costa Rica24: 0648

CottonEgypt 10:0239world market 10: 0119

Council for International Progress InManagement

24: 1153Council on Foreign Economic Policy

14: 0380see a/so Foreign economic policy

Couve de Murville, Mauricegeneral 12: 0695Paris Summit and 23: 0964

Cowles, John10:0119

CubaBatista, Fulgencio 6: 0936; 21: 0178Castro, Fidel 22:0001,0175; 24:0648expropriation of American property

23: 0444, 0852general 6: 0936; 10: 0860; 13: 0215;

14: 0755; 16: 0328; 17: 0266;18: 0001, 0635; 21: 0061, 0732;22: 0067, 0273, 0685, 0762;23:0651,0729, 1115; 24: 0061,0189,0517,0875,0935, 1210

military sales—British helicopter to23: 0444

nuclear energy 19: 0867Smith, Earl 13: 0583

Cultural affairs17:0491;21:0732see also Exchange program

Currencygeneral 24: 0582Korean 6: 0172

Currency exchange programwith Mexico 21: 0061

Customs15:0812

Cyprusgeneral 7: 0453, 11: 0365; 12: 0803;

17:0266:21:0433Greek-Americans 20: 0868

Danish ships14: 0755, 0966; 15: 0372, 0726;

19:0060Davies case

6: 0829; 7: 0265Dean, Arthur H.

3: 0529, 0635; 4: 0643, 0705;10: 0057, 0086; 13: 0098; 23:0078

Debre, Michel22: 0910see a/so France

"Declaration of Common Purpose"Eisenhower-Macmillan 11: 0705

Defensebudget 16:0552cutbacks 24: 0979, 1153preparedness 24: 1153spending 11: 0632, 0837

Defense Departmentbudget 16:0328

de Gaulle, Charles12: 0514, 0605; 13: 0266; 18: 0635;

22: 0342, 0685; 23: 0651, 0964,1040:24:0258, 1153

see a/so FranceDemocratic Advisory Committee

10: 0830Democratic National Committee

7:0453Denmark

21: 0507see a/so Danish ships

DevelopmentAsian 21: 0061Pacific 21: 0061

Development aid9:0643See also Development Loan Fund;

IBRD; ICA; InternationalDevelopment Fund

Development Loan Fund14: 0855; 15: 0484, 0726; 21: 0732;

22:0414see a/so Free World Development

Loan Fund; International Develop-ment Fund

Dien Blen Phu5:0106see a/so Viet Minh; Vietnam

Dillon, Douglas23: 0078; 24: 0705

Dlrksen, Everett (Senator)8: 0656; 19: 0366

Disarmamentaerial inspection 9: 0262

general 1:0216; 3:0240,0478,0578;6: 0136; 7: 0794; 8: 0553; 9:0215,0289, 0855; 10: 0119; 11: 0189-0221, 0365, 0445, 0597, 0745;12:0191,0763; 15:0148; 16:0328,0552; 17:0702; 19:0824; 20:0956;21:0319; 22:0685; 23:0078,0271,0332, 0503, 0651, 0729, 0852,0918, 1040, 1115; 24: 0127, 0189,0387, 0979, 1260

see also Arms control; Stassen,Harold; "Zone of inspection"

Disarmament Conference (LondonConference)

Congress 14: 0855Discrimination

African diplomats—housing 24:0447racial 10: 0489

"Disengagement"13: 0266

Domestic industryimport competition 20: 0868

Dominican Republicgeneral 4: 0167; 14: 0279; 24: 0189,

0766Trujillo, Raphael 1: 0267

"Domino Theory"5: 0367

Donovan, William3:0123:6:0744

Draper Report22:0175

Dulles, John Fostergeneral 16: 0715; 22: 0001health 13: 0309resignation 13: 0338

Dulles Papers24: 0387

East-Westexchanges 18: 0753; 21: 0178see a/so Exchange program

East-West InstituteHawaiian 22: 0480

Eaton tax case12: 0695

Economic aidgeneral 9: 0855; 13: 0853Norway 2: 0285see also Development aid; Foreign aid

Economic development24: 1107see also Development aid

Economic integrationU.S.-Canadian 11: 0250; 14: 0206,

0279; 15:0252Economic warfare

Communist 11: 0903Soviet 16: 0328

ECOSOC (Economic and SocialCouncil) (United Nations)

3: 0369; 21: 0319ECSC (European Coal and SteelCommunity)

2: 0210, 0972EDC (European Defense Community)

France 6: 0136general 1:0347,0495,0591; 2:0001;

4:0425,0576,0985; 6:0001,0037,0172, 0327,0513

EducationUSSR 16: 0639

EgyptAswan Dam 10: 0438Byroade, Henry 7: 0001cotton 10:0239general 1:0591,0889; 2:0845,0908;

8: 0827; 9: 0262; 10: 0438, 0489,0706; 12: 0235, 0605; 18: 0753;20: 0096; 23:0195; 24:1033,1153

textbooks—American 20: 0754United Kingdom 2: 0412; 3: 0123

Egyptian refugees14:0084, 0581; 15:0001

Eisenhower, MiltonLatin America 4: 0211trip to Central America 12:0339,0568

Elections1960 24: 0582

Electrical equipmentheavy 22: 0067

El Salvador17: 0702; 18: 0847; 19: 0867;

21: 0732, 0825; 24: 0648Espionage activities

Canada 4: 0064Soviet 24: 0001see also Intelligence gathering

Esthonla20: 0279

Ethiopia14:0855; 17: 0586; 19: 0249

EURATOM (European Atomic EnergyCommunity)

9:0831; 10:0938; 12:0636; 14:0206;18: 0379; 19: 0060, 0160, 0366,0523; 20:0403; 23:0964; 24:1074

EURATOM Treaty14: 0279

Europecommunism in 8: 0656general 22: 0342

Europe, Easterngeneral 4: 0578transfer of private funds to 14: 0380

Europe, Westernmissile bases 11: 0795, 0866

European Army Treaty4: 0307

European Atomic Pool9:0517

European Common Market2:0285:9:0517

European Integration18:0096

European refugees19: 0612

European "zone of Inspection"11: 0250

Exchange program10: 0174, 0239; 11: 0522; 12: 0083,

0636;15:0598;16:0073,0715,0853;17:0163,0782; 18:0001,0635,0974;19:0060,0249,0735; 20:0403,0514,0672; 21:0061,0268,0825; 24:0979

Executive Order 1050111:0161

Executive Pay Act10:0151

Eximbank (Export-Import Bank)Brazil 10: 0239general 4: 0866; 8: 0001; 10: 0555loan to Israel 24: 0979loan to Spain 16: 0639

ExpropriationCuba—American property 23: 0444,

0852Fairless Committee

13: 0853; 24: 0979Fallout shelters

17: 0085, 0331, 0404; 20: 0754see a/so Civil defense

Famine reliefCommunist China 22: 0414

Far Eastgeneral 11:0001; 17:0702Herter, Christian A.—trip 15: 0943see a/so Asia

Federal Council for Science and Tech-nology

21: 0591Fiber Industry

Haiti 16: 0639; 24: 0979Finland

19: 0867Fisheries

1: 0654; 13: 0392, 0853; 14: 0279;15: 0048; 17: 0331; 19: 0060, 0160;21: 0591; 22: 0067

see a/so Tuna fishing industry

Flanders, Ralph (Senator)16:0328

FOA (Foreign Operations Administra-tion

4: 0262, 0470, 0526; 6: 0704; 7: 0265,0333; 8: 0124, 0369

see also ICAFood and Agriculture Organization

20: 0956Food for Peace Program

22: 0342; 24: 0258, 0387Food relief

general 3: 0123Germany, East 3: 0240

Foodstuffssurplus 23: 0852

"Forced Labor" ConventionILO 11: 0001

Foreign Affairsarticle on national security 4: 0866"Policy for Security and Peace" 6:0094

Foreign aidbudget 3: 0478general 11: 0121; 14: 0279, 0500;

16: 0423; 17: 0782; 20: 0403;24: 1210

India 16: 0930Korea 3: 0123Soviet—to neutral countries 11: 0365see a/so Development aid; Economic

aid; Military aidForeign Building Program

21: 0061; 23: 0001; 24: 1153Foreign economic policy

general 1:0591,0950; 2:0470; 7:0161see also Council on Foreign Economic

PolicyForeign policy, U.S.

foreign attitude toward 3: 0176general 24: 0979Middle East 12: 0437

Foreign relationsUnited Kingdom-Egyptian 3: 0123

Foreign Serviceappointments 1:0071; 4:0167; 9:0109;

21:0001,0433general 1: 0495, 0565, 0758; 2: 0618;

3: 0035; 5: 0771; 9: 0148; 10: 0555;14: 0206; 18: 0974; 19: 0612, 0824,0867; 20: 0868; 21: 0178; 22: 0827

Foreign trade6: 0136see also Balance of payments; Trade

Formosageneral 6: 0513, 0658; 8: 0331, 0514,

0656:12:0803,0838,0946public opinion mail on 19: 0867see a/so China, Republic of; Nationalist

China; TaiwanFormosa Straits

8: 0078see a/so Taiwan Straits

Four Power Conference8: 0212, 0254

Four Power talkson Southeast Asia and ANZUS12:0235

FranceCommunist Party of France 9: 0023Couve de Murville, Maurice 12: 0695;

23: 0964Debre, Michel 22: 0910de Gaulle, Charles 12: 0514, 0605;

13: 0266; 18: 0635; 22: 0342, 0685;23: 0651, 0964, 1040; 24: 0258, 1153

general 3: 0635; 4: 0307, 0425; 5: 0556,0935; 6:0172; 11:0668; 12:0083,0695;17:0586; 18:0482; 21:0061; 22:0625;23:0395; 24: 0582

Indochina 5: 0988Indochina—troop withdrawal 6: 0829Mediterranean Fleet 21: 0906Mendes-France, Pierre 5: 0864, 0935;

6: 0136, 0628, 0936; 7: 0161nuclear capabilities 23:1115Tunisia 12: 0281"zone of inspection" 12: 0191see also Algeria; French community

Frederlka, Queen18: 0635; 20: 0279, 0956

Free Europe Committee13:0215

Free World Economic DevelopmentFund

17: 0163see also Development aid; Develop-

ment Loan Fund; IBRDFrench community

24: 0582see a/so France

Frondlzl, Arturo13:0171; 19:0612see also Argentina

Fulbrlght, J. William (Senator)13:0266; 14:0500; 16:0073; 19:0249;

20: 0562; 21: 0433, 0507; 22: 0001,0414

see also Senate Foreign RelationsCommittee

Fulbright Act9: 0313

Fulbrlght Scholarships20: 0562, 0754

Galther Report11: 0745

GATT (General Agreement on Tariffsand Trade)

Brazil 20: 0868general 20: 0562tariff negotiations 20: 0754

General ElectricCommunist Bloc 17: 0001Soviet trade 18: 0753

Geneva Agreements on Laos andVietnam

5:0819Geneva Armistice

violations 6: 0658, 0704Geneva Conference on Indochina

5: 0074, 0322, 0367, 0437, 0517,0662-0743, 0864-0935

Geneva Conference on the PeacefulUses of the Atom

19:0366,0523:20:0154Geneva Disarmament Conference

23: 0569see also Disarmament; London

ConferenceGeneva Foreign Ministers Conference

22:0001,0273Geneva Summit (1955)

Congress 9: 0262general 8: 0475; 9: 0148

Geneva Talks on Nuclear TestSuspension

13:0001,0030,0309Genocide Convention

3:0886:4:0211George, Walter (Senator)

8: 0301; 9: 0023; 10: 0350, 0656Gerety Board hearings

in Europe 5: 0705German documents (captured)

15: 0875German Peace Conference

7:0217German reunification issue

8: 0618; 9: 0262; 21: 0591Germany

atomic weapons 12: 0408constitution 4: 0985general 1: 0071; 2: 0618; 3: 0001, 0240,

0578, 0781; 4: 0866; 5: 0771, 0819;

6: 0001, 0094, 0327; 8: 0369, 0893;11: 0221, 0250; 12: 0568; 13: 0001,0138, 0266; 16: 0853; 17: 0404, 0491;19: 0160; 21: 0001; 22: 0685;23:0195;24: 1153

military forces, U.S. 13: 0583; 14: 0206Morgenthau Plan 9: 0734NATO 8: 0301; 15:0372von Brentano, H. 9: 0571; 13: 0853

Germany, Eastfood relief for 3: 0240general 22: 0414

Ghanageneral 13: 0583; 15: 0875; 16: 0760;

17:0085,0404Nkrumah, Kwama 19: 0249; 24: 0323Operations Plan 21: 0319see a/so Volta River Project

Gillespie, Dizzy14: 0380

Glrard case11: 0070, 0099, 0161; 14: 0755

Goldgeneral 24: 1210Soviet—sales 4: 0470

Gomulka, Wladyslaw24:0517see a/so Poland

"Good will" trips10:0027see a/so Eisenhower, Milton;

Presidential tripsGore, Albert (Senator)

20: 0154Government procurement

abroad 3: 0309see a/so Foreign Building Program

Great Lakes Fishery Commission15:0812

Greecegeneral 2: 0001; 15: 0726, 0875;

19: 0523; 21: 0507; 23: 0651

IRBMS24: 1260Soviet plane refueling issue 24: 0323,

1210Turkey 19: 0060; 21: 0178; 24: 1033see also Cyprus

Greek-AmericansCyprus 20: 0868

Gromyko aide-memoire12: 0437

Guantanamo19: 0249; 23: 0651; 24: 0447

Guatemalageneral 5:0322, 0935,0961; 10:0406;

15:0372;20:0672see also Latin America

Guinea20: 0868, 0956; 21: 0433

Gulf of AqabaIsrael 10: 0893

Gunther, JohnCommunist China 21:0433,0507,0825

HaitiAFL-CIO 19: 0249fiber industry 16: 0639general 4: 0425; 14: 0500, 0659;

16: 0552; 18: 0542; 19: 0735, 0824;20: 0001; 22: 0762; 24: 0127, 0979

Hall, Leonard18:0542see a/so Republican National

CommitteeHammarskjold, Dag

Congo 24: 1210general 7: 0421, 0453; 8: 0618;

11: 0399; 12: 0235; 24: 0323see a/so U.N.

HarlemNkrumah, Kwama—visit to 19: 0249

Hawaii22: 0067, 0273

Hawaiian East-West Institute22: 0480

Hayes, Brooks20: 0868

Hemispheric Conference onResources

16:0930:24:0979Henderson, Loy

6: 0468Herter, Christian A.

Far East trip 15:0943Herter Papers

24: 0875Hiss, Alger

general 2: 0001; 4: 0470Hoffman, Paul

11: 0745; 19: 0612; 24: 0979, 1210see also FOA; Foreign aid

Holmes, Julius12:0763; 13:0171; 22:0001; 24:1153

Honduras16:0552see also Latin America

Hong Kong24: 0258

Hoover, HerbertBrussels Fair 18: 0847; 19: 0060general 5: 0961; 24: 1107

Hoover Commission8: 0553

House Foreign Affairs Committeegeneral 17: 0163; 20: 0562see also Senate Foreign Relations

CommitteeHouse Subcommittee on InternationalOrganization

11:0121House Un-American ActivitiesCommittee

Canada 12: 0339Housing

African diplomats 24: 0447H.R. 1

bicycles 8: 0301

H.R. 49117:0331

H.R. 1087510:0119

Human Rights Conventiongeneral 1: 0758, 0889see a/so Commission on Civil Rights

Humphrey, George10:0239; 12:0471

Hungarian refugees14:0279; 15: 0001; 18: 0273

Hungarian uprising14: 0380

Hungarygeneral 11: 0421, 0597; 12: 0917;

13: 0215, 0853; 15: 0148; 20: 0403,0956

relief 13: 0583; 14: 0001U.N. 13: 0030; 20: 0868

Hurley, Patrick24: 0189

Hussein I12: 0030see a/so Jordan

Hydrogen bomb5: 0074, 0437

IAEA (International Atomic EnergyAgency)

9:0599:11:0279:14:0001,0206,0581,0659; 15: 0372, 0812; 16: 0639;20: 0001, 0279, 0754; 21: 0061

see a/so AEC; EURATOM; Inter-American Atomic Energy Committee

Ibanez, Carlos11: 0795see a/so Chile

IBRD (International Bank for Recon-struction and Development)

general 4: 0866; 24: 0061, 0258see a/so Development aid; Foreign aid

ICA (International CooperationAdministration)

9:0001,0023,0517; 10:0350; 18:0482see a/so Development aid; FOA;

Foreign aidIceland

12: 0372IFC (International Finance Corpora-tion)

14: 0001; 20: 0672lleana, Princess

general 1: 0423ILO (International Labor Organization)

Africa 24: 0766"Forced Labor" Convention 11: 0001general 7: 0265; 8: 0726; 9: 0955;

12:0339; 18: 0635; 21: 0268see a/so AFL-CIO; AFofL; Labor

Immigrationgeneral 8: 0254; 9: 0643, 0675laws 8: 0801quotas 20: 0754see also Passports; Visas

Import competitiondomestic industry 20: 0868

Import quotaslead 20: 0279zinc 20: 0279

Importsgeneral 24: 1074Japanese 15: 0048mineral 12: 0191oil—Canada 21: 0591, 0977oil—general 11: 0189; 13: 0030;

20:0562;21:0319wool 3: 0699; 14:0001see a/so Trade

Income taxBritish convention 21: 0001general 19: 0824

Indiaforeign aid 16: 0930

general 1:0889; 2:0001,0618; 4:0167;5:0961; 8:0553; 11:0481; 13:0030,0392; 16: 0073; 17: 0491; 18: 0753;20: 0001; 23: 0772

Korean Political Conference 3: 0748(end-lease 13: 0392Menon, Krishna 7:0923; 8:0514,0726Nehru, Jawaharlal 2: 0908; 10: 0057,

0174, 0619Operations Plan 15: 0598; 17: 0491;

19:0612Pakistan 4: 0822Private Enterprise, Inc. 24: 1107see also Kashmir; Pakistan

IndochinaFrench troop withdrawal 6: 0829general 1:0423,0889; 2:0001; 3:0123;

4: 0001, 0755, 0985; 5: 0001,0106-0213,0322,0437,0556,0662,0771, 0819, 0907-0988; 6: 0001,0094,0219,0628

military aid 3: 0635; 5: 0106, 0322White Paper on Indochina 6: 0219see a/so Cambodia; Geneva Agree-

ments on Laos and Vietnam; GenevaArmistice; Geneva Conference on In-dochina; Laos; Southeast Asia;Tonkin Delta; Viet Minh; Vietnam

Indonesiageneral 9: 0538; 10: 0119; 15: 0048;

16: 0930; 17: 0491, 0782; 18: 0379;19: 0060-0249; 24: 0766

Moluccans, South 16: 0328see also West Irian

Informational Guaranty Program9: 0675

InsuranceU.S. conference 8: 0212

Intelligence gathering16: 0001see a/so Espionage activities

Inter-American affairs10: 0406, 0438; 17: 0001; 19: 0612;

21: 0825see a/so Central America; Latin

America; South AmericaInter-American Atomic EnergyCommittee

16: 0480see a/so AEC; EURATOM; IAEA

Inter-American Conference (Tenth)Racial Discrimination Resolution

5:0183see a/so OAS

Inter-American Highway3: 0035

Intergovernmental Maritime Consulta-tive Organization

18: 0635; 20: 0868International Astronomical Union

19:0366International Boundary and WaterCommission

general 1:0889International Chamber of Commerce

16:0930International Conference on the Law ofthe Seas

general 12:0191; 18:0001,0096,0273,0379, 0847; 19: 0001; 23: 0444

Libya 21: 0319International Conference on the Peace-ful Uses of Atomic Energy

8: 0514see a/so Geneva Conference on the

Peaceful Uses of the AtomInternational conferences

21:0319see a/so Summit meeting; specific

conferenceInternational Court of Justice

13: 0583; 22: 0067see a/so World Law Project

International Development AdvisoryBoard

13: 0746see also Development aid; FOA; ICA

International Development Fund14:0581; 15:0252see a/so Development aid; Develop-

ment Loan Fund; Free WorldDevelopment Loan Fund; IBRD

International InformationAdministration

2: 0285, 0618, 0908; 3: 0240, 0369see a/so USIA

International Institute of PacificRelations

16:0760International Joint Commission

general 4: 0375pollution 19:0612

International loans20: 0001see a/so Development Loan Fund;

Eximbank; Free World DevelopmentLoan Fund; IBRD; InternationalDevelopment Fund

International Material Conference4: 0167

International Media GuaranteeProgram

16:0480International Olympic Committee

15:0598International waters, diversion of

Canada 23: 0569see a/so International Boundary and

Water Commission; St. LawrenceSeaway

International Wheat Agreement22: 0067

Investmentprivate 15: 0726see a/so Capital

Irangeneral 6: 0468, 0704; 13: 0266;14: 0380, 0755; 18: 0847; 23: 0001,1040

Mossadeq (Mossadegh), Mohammed2: 0748

oil 4: 0705; 6: 0172Iraq

2: 0526; 8: 0656; 10: 0893; 12: 0605,0657; 14: 0500; 16: 0760; 19: 0612;20: 0403, 0868; 21: 0825

see a/so Baghdad PactIRBMs (Intermediate-Range BallisticMissiles)

British agreement 17: 0586Turkey 11: 0866; 24: 1260see a/so Atomic weapons; Missiles;

MRBMs; Nuclear weaponsIron ore

Japan 7: 0217Irrigation

problems—Jordanian, Syrian, andIsraeli 22: 0067

projects—Jordanian, Syrian, andIsraeli 22: 0342

see a/so Middle EastIslamic Center (Washington, D.C.)

14: 0581Israel

Arab-Israeli boundary adjustments8: 0827

Ben-Gurion, David 23: 0569Eximbank loan to 24: 0979general 3:0309,0886; 4:0064; 9:0675;

10: 0086, 0555; 13: 0171; 14: 0659;16:0243,0760; 17:0085,0163,0331,0702; 18: 0001, 0273; 20: 0403;21: 0061, 0268; 22: 0001, 24: 0258,0705, 1033, 1153

Gulf of Aqaba 10:0893irrigation 22: 0067, 0342Meir, Golda 13: 0746; 16: 0156

U.N. sanctions 10: 0860see also Arab-Israeli conflict; Arab

states; Egypt; Jewish-Americans;Jordan; Lebanon; Middle East; NearEast

Italygeneral 1: 0001; 9: 0313, 0538;

13:0583;14:0380;17:0085;19:0867

Ivory Coast24: 0258

Jackson, C.D.16: 0423; 17: 0702

Jackson, Henry (Senator)18: 0001

Japanconstitution 20: 0562general 4: 0001; 6: 0037, 0172, 0797,

0975; 7: 0729; 8: 0768; 11: 0189;15:0252; 17:0001; 19:0160;21: 0001; 22: 0001; 23: 1115;24: 0127

imports 15: 0048iron ore 7: 0217textiles 17:0085, 0266trade—general 10: 0001trade—negotiations 5: 0213Trade Agreements Act 5: 0662war claims 16: 0423see a/so Okinawa; Ryukyus

Japanese Peace Treaty5: 0213

Javits, Jacob (Senator)general 14: 0279; 16: 0243, 0760;24: 0979

Jewish-American voters 10: 0086JCS (Joint Chiefs of Staff)

speeches 5: 0662Jewish-Americans

Arab states and discrimination 19:0160general 16: 0243Javits, Jacob—voters 10: 0086

JewsUSSR 13: 0138see also Israel; Refugees

Johnson, Lyndon B. (Senator)general 5: 0907; 10: 0574; 11: 0189,

0481; 13: 0215, 0583; 14: 0380;22:0480,0827:24: 1153

Khrushchev, Nikita 23: 0964outer space program 13: 0030Sputnik 11: 0522

Johnston, Eric24: 1033

Joint Committee on Atomic Energy24: 0766see a/so AEC; Inter-American Atomic

Energy CommitteeJordan

general 11: 0279; 12: 0657; 19: 0523;21:0178

Hussein I 12: 0030irrigation 22: 0067, 0342see a/so Arab states; Gulf of Aqaba;

Israel; Middle East; Near EastKashmir

16: 0639; 21: 031 osee a/so India; Pakistan

Kennan, George2:0748; 17:0331

Kennedy, John F. (Senator)24:0323,0705, 1210

Khrushchev, Nikitageneral 12: 0636; 18: 0635; 22: 0685,

0827,23:0729; 24:0001,0323,0517,0979, 1210

Johnson, Lyndon B. 23: 0964Khrushchev letter

United Kingdom reply to 12: 0605Kissinger, Henry

13: 0392Knight, Frances

24: 0061

Knowland, William (Senator)15:0484; 16:0243; 17:0163; 24:1107

Koreaarmistice violations 6: 0658currency 6: 0172foreign aid 3: 0123general 1: 0001, 0173, 0889; 2: 0001,

0566,0618,0748,0796,0845,0908;3: 0001, 0176, 0240, 0369, 0529,0781, 0886, 0935; 4: 0001, 0470,0822, 0985; 5: 0437, 0705, 0743;6: 0094; 8: 0893; 9: 0023; 17: 0085;19:0249;20:0956

ROW issue 1: 0423, 0654, 0889;2: 0526; 3: 0035

reconstruction 4: 0001Rhee, Syngman 2:0845; 3:0123,0176;

5: 0961students 20: 0562

Korean Political Conferencegeneral 5: 0001India 3: 0748

Korean Treaty4: 0755

Kosygln, AlexelSouth America 23: 1115

Kozmln case15: 0148, 0598; 16: 0073; 18: 0482,

0753Krock, Arthur

23:0001:24: 1153Kubitschek, Juscelino

Pan American Operation 12: 0763see also Brazil

Labormigratory—Mexican 5: 0819relations 8: 0553see a/so AFL-CIO; AFofL; ILO

Laos19: 0060; 24: 0001, 0766, 0875see also Cambodia; Geneva Agree-

ments on Laos and Vietnam; GenevaConference on Indochina; SEATO;Southeast Asia; Vietnam

Latin Americacommunism 10: 0406general 3:0781,0972; 4:0211; 9:0169,

0353; 11: 0319; 12: 0044, 0339;16: 0552; 23: 0271, 0444, 0569;24:0001,0061,0258

Operations Plan 19: 0060visits to 23: 0772see a/so Central America; Inter-

American affairs; specific countriesLatin American Development Bank

6: 0172Lead

general 6: 0136; 12: 0803; 15: 0484,0598; 19: 0867

import quotas 20: 0279Watkins, Arthur 18:0635

Lebanongeneral 12: 0372, 0437, 0636,

0657-0736, 0917-0983; 19: 0249,0366, 0612, 0867

see a/so Israel; Middle East; Near East;Syria

Legislationmerchant shipping 11: 0319passport 19: 0366

Legislation, proposedH.R. 1—bicycles 8: 0301H.R. 491 17:0331H.R. 1087510:0119S. Con. Res. 128: 0589, 0827S. Con. Res. 1722:0550S.J. Res. 19 10:0893S.R. 120 14:0659see a/so Bricker Amendment

Lend-leaseIndia 13: 0392operations 20: 0562

Less developed countries9:0643see a/so Development aid; Foreign aid

"Liberation Pledge"Republican Party platform 10: 0465see a/so "Captive European Nations";

"Captive Nations" WeekLiberation Resolution

1: 0347, 0423, 0758see a/so "Captive European Nations";

"Captive Nations" WeekLiberia

general 3: 0435Operations Plan 17: 0163; 21: 0433

Libraries, overseas2: 0708, 0748

Libyageneral 2: 0566; 16: 0853; 18: 0096,

0482; 20: 0403International Conference on the Law of

the Seas 21: 0319military bases 20: 0754Operations Plan 16: 0760; 20: 0562

Limited warfare capabilityNATO 18:0635

Lithuania17:0702, 0782

Lloyd, Selwyn16:0715:22:0414see a/so United Kingdom

LoansAnglo-American 13: 0392Development Loan Fund 14: 0855;

15: 0484, 0726; 21: 0732; 22: 0414Eximbank24: 1107international 4: 0001; 20: 0001see also Development aid; Foreign aid

Lockheed Aircraft Corporation18: 0379see also Aircraft industry

Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr.18:0635

London Conference7:0217see also Disarmament Conference

London-Paris Accords7:0217

London proposals11:0445

Loyalty Investigations18: 0096see a/so Bohlen, Charles; Davies case;

Security Hearing Board; Vincent caseLoyalty Review Board

general 1: 0001see a/so Security Hearing Board

Luce, Clare Booth13:0171;21:0906

MAAG (Military Assistance AdvisoryGroup)

Vietnam 8: 0175see a/so MAP; MOAP; Military aid; Mili-

tary training; MSP; Mutual DefenseAssistance Control Act; MutualSecurity Act

McCardle, Carl1:0132; 10:0766

McCarran Actgeneral 1: 0654, 0758

McCarthy, JosephCommunist China 2: 0618general 2: 0360; 10:0174see a/so Loyalty investigations; Loyalty

Review BoardMcCloy, John

24: 0979McCone, John

23: 0078McLeod, Scott

2: 0001, 0069; 3: 0781; 4: 0791Macmillan, Harold

12: 0873; 13: 0171, 0266; 18: 0635;21:0825;24:0127,0979

see a/so United Kingdom (U.K.)

Magsaysay, Ramon10: 0971see also Philippines

MalayaCommunist revolt 24: 0061general 5: 0147; 11: 0343; 23: 0772

Manila Pact7:0161,0370see a/so SEATO; Southeast Asia

Collective Security TreatyMansfield, Mike (Senator)

10:0997MAP (Military Assistance Program)

21:0433see a/so MAAG; MDAP; Military aid;

Military training; MSP"Massive retaliation"

4: 0791Mateos, Lopez

general 24: 0189, 0323, 1210visit of 22: 0827see a/so Mexico

Matsu7: 0923; 8: 0001; 9: 0023; 12: 0736,

0763, 0873; 20: 0514; 22: 0273see a/so Formosa; Formosa Straits; Off-

shore Islands; Quemoy; Taiwan;Taiwan Straits

Mayflower IIvisits 15: 0148

MDAP (Mutual Defense AssistanceProgram)

Viet Minh and stockpiles 6: 0513see a/so MAAG; MAP; Military aid; MSP

MedicineWhite Report 14:0279

Mediterranean FleetFrench 21:0906see a/so Naval activities

Melr, Golda13:0746:16:0156see a/so Israel

Mendes-France, Pierregeneral 5: 0864, 0935; 6: 0136, 0628,

0936; 7: 0161see also France

Menon, Krishna7: 0923; 8: 0514, 0726see a/so India

Menzies, Robert10:0206see a/so Australia

Merchant, Livingston10: 0001; 23: 0395

Merchant shippinglegislation 11: 0319

Meteorological balloons9:0855; 12:0605

MexicoChamizal dispute 16: 0423currency exchange program with the

U.S. 21: 0061general 2: 0285, 0470, 0526; 4: 0822;

8:0475; 9:0643; 12:0946; 13:0138,0215; 15: 0726; 17: 0586; 18: 0179;19: 0867; 21: 0591; 24: 0447

Mateos, Lopez 22: 0827; 24: 0189,0323, 1210

Mexican Petroleum (PEMEX)7: 0665

Middle Eastforeign policy, U.S. 12: 0437general 3: 0035; 8: 0301; 10: 0027,

0766; 11: 0001, 0250, 0866, 0903;12: 0568, 0763; 13: 0392, 0583;14: 0380; 16: 0073, 0243; 18: 0379;19: 0523, 0824; 20: 0562; 21: 0268;24:0258,1033

military aid 9: 0855water situation 12: 0605see a/so Near East; specific countries

Middle East Resolution10: 0619, 0766, 0798, 0860; 11: 0121

Middle East Summit Conference12: 0605; 13: 0266

Migrationinternational 4: 0755see a/so Immigration; Refugees

Migratory laborMexican 5: 0819

Mikoyan, Anastasvisit of 13:0171

Militaristic ImageU.S. 21: 0433

Military aidgeneral 4: 0526; 18: 0482; 20: 0403Indochina 3: 0635; 5: 0322Middle East 9: 0855Soviet 9: 0262Yugoslavia 11: 0121see a/so Foreign aid; MAAG; MAP;

MDAP; Military assistance funds;MSP; Mutual Defense AssistanceControl Act; Mutual Security Act

Military appropriations11: 0481see a/so Budget; Military assistance

fundsMilitary assistance funds

14: 0001see a/so Military aid

Military basesCaribbean 18: 0635general 24: 1107Libya 20: 0754Spain 14: 0380

Military establishment12:0803

Military forces, United Kingdomin Europe 23: 0271

Military forces, U.S.Germany 13: 0583; 14: 0206presidential employment 5: 0322reductions 23: 0149

Military policy7: 0161see also Military aid

Military salesBritish helicopters to Cuba 23: 0444Yugoslavia 10: 0239see also Military aid

Military trainingU.S.-Vietnamese 5: 0662see also MAAG; Military aid; MSP

Mineralsimports 12: 0191see also Iron ore; Lead; Zinc

Missile basesEurope, Western 11: 0795, 0866

Missilesatomic 8: 0001general 20: 0956; 24: 1260IRBMs—11: 0866; 24: 1260IRBMs—British agreement 17: 0580MRBMs—NATO program 24: 0001,

0582, 0766Soviet program 11: 0522Switzerland 24: 0766see a/so Atomic weapons; Nuclear

weaponsMoluccans, South

general 24: 1107Indonesia 16: 0328relief 21: 0591

"Moral rearmament"2:0618

Morgenthau Planfor Germany 9: 0734

Morocco7: 0217; 16: 0853; 20: 0403, 0868;

21: 0061; 24: 0935see a/so Algeria

Morrow, E. Frederic21:0906

Morse, Wayne (Senator)23: 0395

Moscow Exhibition20: 0868; 21: 0178, 0732; 22: 0625

Mossadeq (Mossadegh), Mohammed2: 0748see also Iran

MRBMs (Medium-Range BallisticMissiles)

NATO program 24: 0001, 0582, 0766see a/so Atomic weapons; IRBMs;

Missiles; Nuclear weaponsMSP (Mutual Security Program)

budget 13: 0001general 2: 0285; 6: 0372; 9: 0955;

11: 0399, 0522, 0745; 12: 0001;15:0001; 16:0930; 18:0096;20: 0403; 23: 0772; 24: 0979

Mulr, Malcom23:0001;24: 1153

Muscat21:0319

Mutual Defense Assistance ControlAct

22:0175see a/so Military aid; Mutual Security

ActMutual security

general 4: 0262; 10: 0293; 11: 0121,0481,0966; 12:0235; 14:0001,0279,0500, 0755; 15: 0484; 16: 0073;18:0753;24:0979, 1033

public opinion on 16: 0480Mutual Security Act (MSA)

1: 0423; 2: 0210; 8: 0553; 11: 0837;12: 0116, 0281, 0695; 22: 0067

Mutual Security Bill13: 0583; 14: 0966

Nasser, Gamal Abdel11:0365; 12:0605,0695see also Egypt

National Advisory Committee on Inter-American Affairs

24: 1153

see a/so Inter-American affairsNational Civil Service League

11: 0033see a/so Civil Service Commission

National Federation of RepublicanWomen

17:0702see a/so Republican National

Committee; Republican PartyNationalist China

general 6: 0001, 0570; 7: 0665, 0700;8: 0175; 9: 0353; 17: 0782

photon machine 21: 0591proposed attacks on mainland 8: 0124see a/so China, Republic of; Formosa;

TaiwanNational Planning Association

23: 0332National security

Foreign Affairs article 4: 0866policy 21: 0977watch industry 17: 0163see a/so Security activities

NATO (North Atlantic TreatyOrganization)

atomic stockpile 22: 0001atomic weapons 7: 0453general 1: 0173; 4: 0001, 0167, 0643;

6: 0094, 0327; 8: 0212; 10: 0119,0489; 11: 0221, 0481, 0668-0745,0837, 0866, 0941; 13: 0098, 0583;14: 0001, 0581; 16: 0930; 18: 0179;21: 0319, 0732; 22: 0067, 0342,0762; 23: 0332, 0395, 0569, 0964;24: 0648, 0705, 0979, 1260

Germany 8: 0301; 15: 0372limited warfare capability 18: 0635MRBM Program 24: 0001, 0582, 0766nuclear weapons 20: 0001scientific activities 19: 0249Spain 8: 0475stockpile 11: 0445

NATO Ministerial Meetings23: 1040; 24: 0582, 0766

NATO speech4: 0470

NATO Supreme Allied Commander,Atlantic (SACLANT)

13: 0853Naval activities, U.S.

22: 1009see also Mediterranean Fleet

Near East"Alpha" statement on 8: 0827general 2: 0285, 0748, 0845, 0908,

0972; 3: 0081; 6: 0219; 12: 0763see also Middle East; specific countries

Negroesas representatives to African countries

24: 0447see also Discrimination

Nehru, Jawaharlal2: 0908; 10: 0057, 0174see a/so India

Nepalgeneral 21: 0591Operations Plan 15: 0598; 17: 0491;

19:0612Netherlands

22: 0067see a/so Indonesia; Moluccans,

South; West IrianNeutral countries

Soviet aid to 11: 0365News correspondents

Communist China 9: 0169, 0215;10:0465; 11:0343; 13:0853;15:0252; 16:0552

Ngo Dlnh Diem8: 0078, 0124, 0175see also Tonkin Delta; Vietnam

Nicaragua18:0753; 19:0824; 23:0918; 24:0648,

1153

see a/so Central America; LatinAmerica

Nicaro Nickel (Company) propertyin Cuba 19: 0366; 20: 0562; 24: 0001,

0387Nigeria

general 24: 0323Operations Plan 20: 0403see a/so Africa

Nile River Valleydevelopment 18: 0273; 19: 0867general 17: 0491see a/so Aswan Dam; Egypt

Nixon, Richard (VIce-Presldent)Argentina 18: 0001, 0847general 8: 0801; 12: 0873; 16: 0073;

19: 0867; 22: 0175Nkrumah, Kwama

general 24: 0323visit to Harlem 19:0249see a/so Ghana; Volta River Project

Norman case14: 0206, 0279see a/so Vincent case

Norstad, Laurls11: 0481, 0866

North African Federation24: 1107

North Atlantic Community24: 0979see also Atlantic Convention; Atlantic

UnionNorth Pacific Fur Seals Convention

13:0583Norway

economic aid to 2: 0285U.S. claim against 18: 0635

NSC (National Security Council)general 20: 0754; 24: 0001organization 12: 0983see also Operations Coordinating

Board

Nuclear capabilitiesFrance 2& 1115see also Nuclear weapons

Nuclear energyCuba 19: 0867see a/so Atomic energy

Nuclear proliferation20: 0754

Nuclear testinggeneral 11:0399,0597; 12:0191,0281,

0339, 0437, 0763, 0946, 0983;13:0001; 15:0148; 19:0523;20:0154,0672:21:0178,0732,0906;22: 0342, 0414; 23: 0444; 24:1074,1260

USSR 23: 0195Nuclear weapons

general 14: 0380; 20: 0001; 23: 0503United Kingdom 11:0189USSR 11: 0597see a/so Atomic weapons; Nuclear

capabilitiesOAS (Organization of American States)

17:0163; 21:0319; 23:0772; 24:0189see a/so Inter-American affairs

Offshore Islands5: 0266; 6: 0513, 0570; 7: 0161, 0421;

8:0331:24:0127, 1074see a/so China, Republic of; Formosa;

Formosa Straits; Matsu; NationalistChina; Quemoy; Taiwan; TaiwanStraits

Oilimports—Canada 21: 0591, 0977imports—general 11: 0189; 13: 0030;

20:0562:21:0319Iran 4: 0705; 6: 0172see a/so Petroleum

Oil cartelantitrust case 16: 0480; 24: 0979

Okinawa4:0001; 15:0252

see a/so Ryukyus; War claimsOman

11:0365;21:0319see a/so Muscat

"Open Skies"11:0866see a/so Disarmament; "Zone of inspec-

tion"Operation "Alert"

19: 0160; 22: 0827Operation "Hardtack"

17:0586; 18:0753Operations Coordinating Board

13: 0392; 23: 0078; 24: 1033see a/so NSC

Operations PlansGhana 21: 0319India 15: 0598; 17: 0491; 19: 0612Latin America 19: 0060Liberia 17: 0163; 21: 0433Libya 16: 0760; 20: 0562Nepal 15: 0598; 17: 0491; 19: 0612Nigeria 20: 0403Rhodesia 20: 0403South Africa, Union of 20: 0562Southeast Asian countries 18: 0974Spain 20: 0868see a/so NSC; Operations Coordinating

BoardOTC (Organization for TradeCooperation)

15:0048Outer Mongolia

9: 0313, 0353Outer space

general 19: 0523Soviet resolution 19: 0612U.S.-Soviet cooperation 20: 0001

Outer space programgeneral 16: 0930Johnson, Lyndon B. 13: 0030

OverflightsSoviet Armenia 21: 0732Soviet territory 10: 0239; 19: 0249U-2 incident 23: 0964, 1040; 24: 0001

Pacific Oceandevelopment 21:0061Rota, Island of 18: 0847

Pakistangeneral 2: 0708; 4: 0001; 10: 0086;

11: 0189, 0705; 15: 0484; 16: 0639India 4: 0822trademark problem 17: 0854see a/so India; Kashmir

Panamaflag issue 24: 0323general 4: 0791; 11: 0099; 19: 0612;

21: 0507; 22: 0175, 0827, 1009;23: 0078

Panama Canal15:0048

Panama Conference10:0239

Panama Treaty15:0148

Pan American Airwaysgeneral 14: 0279Trippe, Juan 20: 0279

Pan American OperationKubitschek, Juscelino 12: 0763

Pan American Railway Congress14: 0659

Pan American Society9: 0023

Paraguay19:0249:22:0983

Paris Agreements6: 0936

Paris SummitCouve de Murville, Maurice 23: 0964general 23: 0503, 0772, 1040

Parliamentary Conference16:0930

Passportscommunism 12: 0437general 8:0656,0726,0827; 16:0480;

24:0061, 1210legislation 19: 0366

Patronage16: 0760; 19: 0735; 24: 0979

People-to-People Program20:0562;21:0178

Pescadoresgeneral 6: 0658see a/so Formosa; Formosa Straits;

Matsu; Offshore Islands; Quemoy;Taiwan; Taiwan Straits

PetroleumSuez Canal 14: 0659see a/so Oil

Philippinesgenera!4:0211 ;8:0553,0656; 11:0001Magsaysay, Ramon 10: 0971

Photo machineNationalist Chinese 21: 0591

P.L. 85-31619:0463

P.L. 480Colombia 13: 0392general 10: 0206, 0350; 14: 0500;

15: 0252, 0598; 16: 0760; 18: 0635;19:0249,0867; 20:0154,0279,0403,0754; 24: 0979

Point IV18:0179see a/so ICA

Polandbarter agreement with North Vietnam

14:0001general 11: 0001; 16: 0423; 19: 0612;

23: 0001; 24: 0387, 0979, 1033relief 18:0847Vietnam, North 14:0206

"Policy for Security and Peace"Foreign Affairs article 6: 0094

Polish Exhibition15: 0598

PollutionInternational Joint Commission

19: 0612Pope John XXIII

coronation 12: 0917, 0946Population

18: 0974Portugal

21: 0591; 23: 0772see a/so Azores

Potsdam Papers22: 1009;24:0387

Pound, Ezra18: 0179

POW (prisoner of war)China, Communist 7: 0370, 0453;

8: 0514, 0618; 10: 0465; 17: 0001;20: 0001; 22: 0827

Korea 1: 0423, 0654, 0889; 2: 0526;3: 0035

Precedence, official4: 0211

Preparatory commissions15: 0598

Presidential aircraftuse of 18: 0379

Presidential rightsto "make war" 5: 0074

Presidential transition24: 0812, 0875

Presidential tripsAsia 24: 0935general 22: 1009; 23: 0332South America 23: 0271

President's Committee on MilitaryAssistance

20: 0672see a/so Military aid

Princeton Papers Project11:0189;21:0319

Private Enterprise, Inc.India 24: 1107

Project "Plowshare"20: 0154

Propaganda19:0735

Public Committee on Personnel (StateDepartment)

5: 0613; 7: 0265Public opinion

Formosa 19: 0867mutual security 16: 0480

Puerto Rico22: 0762

Qibya incident4:0064

Quemoy7: 0923; 8: 0001; 9: 0023; 12: 0736,

0763, 0873; 20: 0514; 22: 0273see a/so Formosa; Formosa Straits;

Offshore Islands; Taiwan; TaiwanStraits

Racial discriminationAfrican diplomats—housing 24: 0447general 10: 0489see a/so Commission on Civil Rights

Racial Discrimination ResolutionInter-American Conference (Tenth)

5: 0183see a/so Human Rights Convention

Radio broadcastingSoviet jamming of 22: 0827

Randall, Clarence24:1107

Rapacki Plan17:0491

Rayburn, Sam12:0235

Reciprocal citizenship18:0096

Reciprocal trade2: 0618; 15: 0048; 16:0480; 17: 0586;

22: 0480; 24: 0979Reconnaissance satellites

23: 0503Red Cross

13:0746:16:0639Refugee Program

23: 0772Refugee Relief Act

5: 0001; 8: 0589, 0801Refugees

Arab 2: 0069; 9: 0855; 15: 0726Egyptian 14: 0084, 0581; 15: 0001European 19: 0612general 17: 0085Hungarian 14: 0279; 15: 0001Tibetan 23: 0001Vietnamese 6: 0658, 0704

Religionexchanges 9: 0109

Religious situationColombia 12: 0471Waldensian Church in Italy 5: 0266

Republican congressional leaders1:0173see also Congress

Republican National Committeegeneral 5: 0074U.S. Far Eastern policy 12: 0983see a/so Hall, Leonard

Republican Partyplatform—general 10: 0293platform—"Liberation Pledge" 10:0465

Republican Policy Committee22:0414

Republican Senate leaders24: 1107see a/so Congress

Republic of China Treaty7:0161,0370see a/so China, Republic of; China

Mutual Defense Treaty

Reuter, Ernst4: 0001see a/so Berlin

Reuther, Walter2: 0845; 4: 0001see a/so AFL-CIO

RFE (Radio Free Europe)2: 0069; 4: 0932; 23: 0001see also VGA

Rhee, Syngman2: 0845; 3: 0123, 0176; 5: 0961see also Korea

RhodesiaOperations Plan 20: 0403see a/so Africa

Ricegeneral 6: 0797

Rldgeway, Matthew1:0173,0267

Rio Conference6: 0704, 0797, 0829; 7: 0265

Rockefeller, Nelson8: 0212, 0589; 24: 0323

Roosevelt, Eleanorgeneral 1: 0495

Rosenberg casegeneral 1: 0267

Rota, Island of (Pacific)18:0847

Rountree, William22:0625

Rumania15:0726

Rusk, Dean24: 0875

Russell, Bertrand11: 0866

Ryukyus20: 0672see a/so Okinawa

Saar Agreement6:0513, 0628; 7: 0161, 0217

Saigon7: 0700; 16: 0423see a/so Vietnam

St. Lawrence Seaway2:0001,0526see a/so International Boundary and

Water Commission; Internationalwaters, diversion of

St. Lawrence Seaway Commission12: 0838

Sarnoff Plan8: 0212

Satellitesreconnaissance 23: 0503Sputnik 11: 0522

Saud, Ibn3:0001:13:0746see a/so Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabiageneral 10: 0893; 12: 0083, 13: 0853;

14:0279Saud, Ibn 3: 0001; 13:0746

N.S. Savannah22: 0067

Scandinavian airlinesArctic air route 5: 0106

Science adviserState Department 16: 0156, 0715;

24: 0979Science attache

11: 0481Science program

16: 0639see a/so Federal Council on Science

and TechnologyS. Con. Res. 12

8: 0589, 0827S. Con. Res. 17

22: 0550Scott, Hugh

16: 0243

SEATO (Southeast Asia TreatyOrganization)

conference 12: 0116general 10: 0027, 0997; 19: 0523

Securities and Exchange Commission21: 0732see also Currency

Security activitiesclearances 4: 0705general 3: 0842; 9: 0313information 4: 0064investigations 2: 0845; 3: 0240see also Loyalty investigations; Loyalty

Review Board; McLeod, Scott;Security Hearing Board

Security Hearing Board12:0339see a/so Loyalty investigations; Loyalty

Review Board; Security activitiesSenate Appropriations Committee

10:0239,0293see a/so Congress

Senate Foreign Relations Committee1: 0071; 2: 0675; 6: 0704; 7: 0567;

12:0471-0568; 15:0812see a/so Congress; Fulbright, J. William

Sihanouk, Norodum21: 0591see a/so Cambodia

S.J. Res. 1see Bricker (Resolution) Amendment

S.J. Res. 1910: 0893

Smith, EarlCuba 13: 0583general 21: 0178, 0268see a/so Cuba

Smith, Walter Bedell8: 0858

Sob/e case11: 0070

Socialist Party3: 0781

Social relationsU.S.-USSR 17: 0854

South Africa, Union ofgeneral 23: 0569, 0918Operations Plan 20: 0562

South Americageneral 4: 0576; 9: 0675Kosygin, Alexei 23: 1115presidential trip to 23: 0271see a/so specific countries

South Asia22: 0001

Southeast Asiaeconomic problems 6: 0037Four Power talks on ANZUS and

12: 0235general 5: 0147; 6: 0172; 18: 0974Operations Plans 18: 0974see a/so Indochina; SEATO; specific

countriesSoutheast Asia Collective SecurityTreaty

6: 0037, 0136Soviet aircraft

MIG pilot defection 3: 0972Soviet Bloc

capabilities 12: 0154see a/so Europe, Eastern; USSR

Spaak, Paul-Henri22:0001,0910see a/so NATO

SpainEximbank loan to 16: 0639general 3: 0972; 6: 0829; 7: 0519;

20: 0754, 0868military bases 14: 0380Munoz-Grandes, General 6: 0883NATO 8: 0475Operations Plan 20: 0868wheat for 15: 0048

SputnikJohnson, Lyndon B. 11: 0522see a/so Outer space; Outer space

programS.R. 120

14: 0659Stassen, Harold

6: 0327; 8: 0369; 9: 0215, 0855;10: 0119; 11: 0597, 0866, 0903;13:0392; 14: 0966; 24: 1033

see also DisarmamentState Department

alleged Communist influence 17:0702appointments 3: 0972; 9: 0148, 0706;

21: 0268appropriations 19: 0735budget 14: 0380; 15: 0484; 20: 0403expenditures 4: 0064; 20: 0279general 4: 0526, 0576; 13: 0392;

21: 0732; 22: 0001organization 3: 0478procedures 9: 0077reorganization 23: 0503; 24: 1260science adviser 16: 0156, 0715;

24: 0979"State of the Union" message

3: 0635State visits

Far East 15:0943general 20: 0754; 23: 0569Ghanian Prime Minister Kwama

Nkrumah 19: 0249Latin America 23: 0772Mexican President Lopez Mateos

22: 0827Mexico 7: 0602Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas

Mikoyan 13:0171Thai Prime Minister 7: 0453see a/so Presidential trips

Status of Forces Agreement2:0972; 15:0726

Stevenson, Adlai1: 0267; 2: 0708; 23: 0964

Strategic commodities15: 0598see also Lead; Zinc

Strauss, Lewis13:0746; 15:0812

Strelt, Clarence9: 0023

StudentsKorean 20: 0562

Sudan11:0705

Suez Canalgeneral 10:0489,0555,0997; 14:0279;

18: 0273; 23: 0503; 24: 1033United Kingdom 10: 0766see a/so Arab-Israeli conflict; Egypt;

Gulf of Aqaba; IsraelSuez Canal Conference (London)

10:0318-0386Sugar

7: 0370Summit meeting

general 12: 0001; 23: 0001, 0332;24: 1153

proposed 11: 0903; 12: 0083, 0116;13:0309

see a/so Geneva Summit; Paris SummitSUNFED (Special United Nations Fundfor Economic Development)2:0748; 16:0073,0156see also Development aid; Foreign aid

Surplus disposal14: 0659

Surplus foodstuffs23: 0852

"Surprise Attack" negotiations12: 0605, 0803, 0873, 0983; 20: 0001,

0279Sussklnd, David

24: 0517

Switzerlandgeneral 8: 0768U.S. missiles 24: 0766

Syriageneral 3: 0123; 16: 0243; 17: 0001Turkey 11:0481,0522USSR 11: 0481see also Nasser, Gamal Abdel; United

Arab RepublicTaft, Robert (Senator)

2: 0972Taft-Hartley Act

2: 0908Taiwan

18: 0096; 22: 0827see a/so China, Republic of; Formosa;

Nationalist ChinaTaiwan Straits

12: 0803, 0873; 19: 0867; 20: 0001,0154, 0514

see a/so Formosa StraitsTanker construction

14: 0380Tariff Commission

6:0172:9:0001Tariffs

Canadian 18: 0974see a/so GATT; Imports; Trade

Technical assistanceU.N. Technical Assistance Program

10: 0293see also Development aid; Foreign aid;

Military aidTechnical Cooperation Program

2:0210see also FOA; ICA

Telecommunications policy14: 0659

Tennessee Valley Authority13:0746

Territorial seas23: 0332see a/so Coastal waters; International

Conference on the Law of the SeasTerrorism

Turkish 11: 0866Textbooks

American-Egypt 20: 0754Textiles

general 22: 0067Japanese 17: 0085, 0266

ThailandChinese problem 22: 0067general 3: 0081, 0123; 5: 0213, 0556;

21: 0507see also Donovan, William; Southeast

AsiaTibet

23: 0852Tibetan refugees

23: 0001Time Magazine

Bolivia 21: 0906Tin

Bolivia 2: 0708Tito, Josef

9:0411see a/so Yugoslavia

Tonkin Deltasituation 5: 0935see a/so Vietnam

TradeChina, Communist 2: 0618; 4: 0643;

14: 0084East-West 8: 0553foreign 6: 0136Japanese—general 10: 0001Japanese—negotiations 5: 0213Japanese—Trade Agreements Act

5: 0662

reciprocal 2:0618; 15:0048; 16:0480;17: 0586; 22: 0480; 24: 0979

Soviet—General Electric 18: 0753see a/so Imports; Tariffs

Trade Agreements Actgeneral 12:0154, 0514Japan 5: 0662see a/so GATT

Trade Agreements Extension Actmineral imports 12: 0191

Trade fairs16:0639; 17:0266,0854see a/so Brussels Fair; Moscow Exhibi-

tion; Polish ExhibitionTrademark problem

Pakistan 17:0854Trade missions

British—to Moscow 22: 0342Travel

by Soviet citizens in the U.S. 18:0542,0974

Treaties8:0726; 18:0379see a/so specific treaty

Trieste2: 0412; 3: 0781; 6: 0628

Trippe, JuanPan American Airways 20: 0279

Trujillo, Raphael1: 0267see a/so Dominican Republic

Truman, Harry S12:0803;23: 1115

Tuna fishing Industry22: 0625see a/so Fisheries

TunisiaBourguiba, Habib 20: 0001France 12:0281; 17:0586general 11: 0668; 15: 0148; 16: 0853;

18: 0096; 20: 0279see also Algeria

Turkeygeneral 2: 0566; 4: 0470; 12: 0568;

14: 0500; 23:1040Greece 19: 0060; 21: 0178; 24: 1033IRBMs 11:0866;24: 1260Syria 11: 0481, 0522; 16: 0243terrorism 11: 0866

U-2 Incident23: 0964, 1040; 24: 0001

"Ugly American" Imagein Burma 15: 0048

U.N. (United Nations)Africa 23: 0569; 24: 0387Berlin 21: 0591Chinese representation question

2: 0845; 3: 0435, 0886; 11: 0099;23: 0852; 24: 0189

Colonialism Resolution 24: 0766Congo 24: 0061general 1: 0267, 0758; 2: 0001, 0360;

3: 0176, 0529, 0578; 4: 0211, 0705;5: 0743; 9: 0169, 0599; 10: 0656;12: 0313, 0605, 0917; 13: 0066;15: 0148; 16: 0552; 18: 0379;19: 0160; 20: 0956; 23: 0332;24:0648

Hungary 13: 0030; 20: 0868personnel 4: 0932sanctions—Israel 10: 0860UAR (United Arab Republic) 24: 0582

U.N. Disarmament Commission12: 0235see a/so Disarmament

U.N. Emergency Force15:0048

UNESCO (U.N. Educational, Scientificand Cultural Organization)

3:0123,0369,0699; 14:0581; 19:0463,0612, 0735; 20: 0001, 0154, 0956;21:0825;22:0067

United Arab Republicgeneral 22: 0067; 24: 0517

U.N. 24: 0582see a/so Egypt; Nasser, Gamal Abdel;

SyriaUnited Fruit Company

13: 0853; 17: 0404United Kingdom (U.K.)

Churchill, Winston 4: 0425;5: 0907-0961; 6: 0263

colonialism 9: 0313Egypt 2: 0412; 3: 0123general 1:0950; 2:0845; 4:0114,0932;

5:0266,0556; 7:0665,0840; 8:0827;10: 0860; 11: 0365, 0632, 0745;12: 0657, 0763; 13: 0138, 0746;16: 0243; 18: 0482; 19: 0523;22: 0550; 23: 0651

income tax convention 21: 0001IRBM agreement 17: 0586Khrushchev letter, reply to 12: 0605Lloyd, Selwyn 16: 0715; 22: 0414Macmillan, Harold 12: 0873; 13: 0171,

0266; 18: 0635; 21: 0825; 24: 0127,0979

military forces in Europe 23: 0271nuclear weapons 11: 0189Suez Canal 10: 0766trade mission to Moscow 22: 0342

Universitiesabroad 20: 0154, 0279, 0403American University in Beirut 24:1107

U.N. Police Force18:0635

U.N. Repatriation Commission3: 0972; 4: 0001see a/so ROW issue

U.N. speech4: 0576; 5: 0001; 8: 0514; 11: 0445

U.N. Technical Assistance Program10:0293see also FOA; ICA

Uruguay23: 0651, 0729

U.S.militaristic image 21: 0433

U.S. Barter Program20: 0672

U.S. Committee for the U.N.10: 0938

U.S. Disarmament Administration24: 0387see a/so Disarmament

USIA (U.S. Information Agency)3: 0529; 21: 0732see a/so International Information

AdministrationU.S. Insurance Conference

8: 0212U.S. interests

protection of—abroad 18: 0001see a/so Claims

U.S. military forcesin Germany 13: 0583; 14: 0206presidential employment 5: 0322reductions 23: 0149

U.S. naval activities22: 1009

U.S. Office of Commissioner ofRefugees

2: 0796see a/so Refugees

USSRBulganin, Nikolai 9: 0855; 11: 0941;

15:0148economic warfare 16: 0328education 16: 0639espionage activities 24: 0001foreign aid 11: 0365general 1: 0889; 4: 0262, 0375, 0425,

0705; 5: 0437; 8: 0768; 9: 0023;10: 0057, 0086, 0206; 11: 0001;15: 0252; 18: 0379; 20: 0562;22: 0001; 23: 0001; 24: 1107, 1153

gold sales 4: 0470Gromyko aide-memoire 12: 0437

Jews 13: 0138Khrushchev, Nikita 12:0636; 18:0635;

22: 0685, 0827; 23: 0729, 0964;24: 0001, 0323, 0517, 0979, 1210

Kosygin, Alexei 23: 1115Mikoyan, Anastas 13: 0171military aid 9: 0262missile program 11: 0522nuclear testing 23: 0195nuclear weapons 11: 0597outer space—resolution on 19: 0612outer space—U.S.-Soviet cooperation

20: 0001social contacts with Soviet officials

12:0281Syria 11: 0481trade—General Electric 18: 0753travel by Soviet citizens in the U.S.

18:0542,0974U Win Mating

16:0853Venezuela

17: 0163, 0854; 18: 0847; 20: 0562,0868

Viet MinnMDAP stockpiles 6: 0513

VietnamBao Dai 5: 0705general 8:0078,0301,0656; 20:0956;

21: 0001Ngo Dinh Diem 8: 0078partition of 5: 0705refugees 6: 0658, 0704U.S. military training 5: 0662see a/so Geneva Agreements on Laos

and Vietnam; Geneva Armistice;Geneva Conference on Indochina;Indochina; Tonkin Delta

Vietnam, NorthPoland 14:0206Polish Barter Agreement with 14:0001

see a/so Geneva Armistice; GenevaConference on Indochina; Indochina

Vietnamese refugees6: 0658, 0704

Vincent case1:0819,0950:2:0106

Visas16: 0760see also Immigration; Passports

VOA (Voice of America)2: 0069; 6: 0744; 18: 0542; 23: 0001see a/so RFE

Volta River Project16: 0760; 17: 0404see a/so Ghana

von Brentano, H.9:0571:13:0853

Waldenslan Churchin Italy 5: 0266

Walsh, BishopCommunist China 21: 0319

War claimsJapan 16: 0423see a/so Claims

Warren, Fletcher14: 0279

Watch Industrynational security 17: 0163

Watklns, Arthur (Senator)lead and zinc industries 18: 0635

Western Hemispherecommunism 4: 0114see a/so Inter-American affairs

West Irian11: 0421see a/so Indonesia

Wheatfor Spain 15:0048see a/so International Wheat

Agreement

White House Liaison Office1: 0267, 0347

White Paper on Indochina6: 0219see also Indochina; Southeast Asia;

specific countriesWhite Report

on medicine in the USSR 14: 0279Whitney, John Hay

9: 0571WHO (World Health Organization)

15:0252,0598; 18:0847Wilson, Charles

general 1: 0216Women

in foreign affairs 11: 0632in the Foreign Service 20: 0403

Woolgeneral 4: 0822imports 3: 0699; 14: 0001

World Affairs Council23: 0569

World Banksee IBRD

World cotton market10:0119

World Council Assembly2: 0748

World Council of Churches1: 0654

World Court (International Court ofJustice)

Connally Amendment 24: 0875World Federation of United NationsAssociations

24: 0979

World Law ProjectAmerican Bar Association 23: 0395general 16: 0760

World Peace Congress21:0906

World Refugee Year21:0433see a/so Refugees

World Science Conference17:0586

Wrlston Committee8: 0475

Yalta Papers8:0124,0175

Yugoslaviageneral 6: 0883; 8: 0553; 10: 0174,

0206,0522; 15:0484military aid to 11: 0121military sales to 10: 0239Tito, Josef 9: 0411

Zhukov, Georgi K.7: 0665see a/so USSR

Zincgeneral 6: 0136; 12: 0803; 15: 0484,

0598; 19:0867import quotas 20: 0279Watkins, Arthur 18: 0635

"Zone of inspection"Arctic 12: 0235, 0568European 11: 0250France 12: 0191see also Disarmament; "Open Skies"

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