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  • military pressure against the Dubcek governm1: 11t in the hope that the liberals would slow down the reform campai gn. The day of tl 1 1· Soviet invasion, the Preside nt met with Ambassador Dobrynin at 8:15 tJ . M . and then with the NSC later that evening
  • reasury looked fairly fa vorably on a blacklis t operation. 11,' lth a n O.A.5 cover and no freezing of Jrree \\" orld as1eta in the U. s., the rhks of eetaliatlon would be m ana geable. !! there is 11 general discussion of the black list, I hope
  • reason for assuming that they will not take advantage of the bombing halt. We cannot base such action on hope or prayer. We need a wink or a nod or something. A burned child dreads fire. Our gambles for peace have, in the past, dead - ended. -TOP SECRET
  • with SuJ.k7. ' ve hope to execute ProJect Sulky ne:t wi:zter am. S1:a.ce since the pi enn1 ng am implementaticm at an intenlatian•l observer program would. reqaire sev­ tar ccmaid.ez'aticm eral mmrths, w propose to submit our plans tar Sul.ky' soan
  • would be to follow a different course of action than we were now following. As regards the sale of petro - chemical plants, this is a different issue because such plants verge on being strategic by definition. Ambassador Thompson said our only hope