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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Honorable Lloyd N. Hand
Chief of Protocol
of the United States
(Williamsburg
thru New York City)
Board
of Korea
- 2 -
Members of the
Mrs.
Party
Hand
(William_sburg
PR 109
(Continued)
thru
New York
City
- the record I sugg~st that if you cone• r
with the foregoing that you will desire to issue a new NS~1 or
an amendment indefinitely
postponing the request for a response
to NS#-! 298.
ti!
u. Alexis Jo
SECRET
8
1964
__BUNDY-SMITH
-:itLE'!IAHJ;\iR
_BATOR
- , New Jersey
Dr. Albert H, koseman,
Director
Agricultural
Sciences
The Rockefeller
Foundation
New York City
and
Dr, B. D. Thomas,
President
The Battelle Memorial Institute
Columbus,
Ohio.
Additional
mer: -..bers of the group were
a chemist
- you'll get the flavor of official thinking.
Second, there are private groups which sometimes help in case
like this: Korean-American
Foundation, 345 E. 46th Street, New York City 17;
Asia Foundation, 550 Kearny, San Franclaco,
CalUornia.
Again, my
- MacArthur at Wake Island in the
middle of the Korean hostilities.
Ambassador Kim explained to the delega
t,ion that Secretary Rusk had at that t:ilTle held tr.a post of Assistant Secre
tary for Far Eastern Affairs, ·which Hro ~ndy now held, and which like
- . HIGHLY CAPABLE ENVOY. SINCE CHOE HAS
LONG BEEN CONSIDERED CONTtNDER FOR POST or, FONMIN THERE SOME
POSSIBILITY
THAT NEW APPOINTMENT IS MOJE ON .PART FONMIN .
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REMOVE HIM FROM SEOUL.
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govto in 1963., he has
efforts
to dominate
form.so
to say that USOis concerned about
Telegraphic transmission
k
to reveal
of politic-al
by his
or course
Opposition
of power under new constitutional
2o You are authorized
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