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  • , _ ;)0 ~2,Cj BJNABS, Daw . 6(3 __, February 19. 1965 MEMORANDUM. FOR THE PRESIDENT You may be interested bl .Alec Home's strong minded view•. He baa always been a downri&J.lt man when Coml111Ullsta are concerned, and of course n·ow he doean •t have
  • to Wilson to emphasize the importance of avoiding the Pearson error, the Douglas-Home error, or the Michael Stewart error. I am informed by his private secretary that his object is to have this meeting occur without any such incident. What he wants most
  • (two cases were in efforts by Vietnamese troops to rescue U.S. advisors -- this is a good point at home, but not abroad). 5. There has been absolutely no NSC discussion of this problem precisely because riot-control gases are standard equipment
  • . the O} . Ro ert ti • Ko ~r, srr ~ ., The hLe House; ash n.;l n, D. C. UNCLASSIFIED A1:.:r~• - 2 - of home leaves, I am con ident that tie new set p will ave proven its effectiven 1 end o ss. Witl my warmest regards, Sinr-erel C ester
  • -4'l 4 p 04/13/65 A #57a letter to Sir Robert Gordon Menzies from the P~esident Possible classified information 1 p n.d. A #120a lette to the president Possible classified information 4/2/65 A 4/17/65 A ~ Pos~isle tl129 memo resident
  • d the- a.id bill i • aot to rock the boat Wl he knows Nor dOfJ Vi m. where the course problem. :ryt.hing Just now. tnm&IY ur e that. you. postpon yo\t.r On thia core Kom T home l ave lo-r s • hb· own dladAct pr &:r &om value of havi you
  • of $1,000,000 o provide int e p· eside:it 1 s discre io 11for emergencies affecting ·n'"erest, secur·ty, or efe sew c may arise at home or abroad." used a most e irely byte President for o. estic emergencies. i volve the reside t fairy explicitly in ai ing
  • aa Alla1atant to the Pao1t1o and Par But Branch ot tbe Pol1t1oo-N111t&1'7 Division 1n OPKAV.Laat asatgrweut waa u OcmmendingOttioer ot a VS De11tr079r., home ported in Japan and operatiDs 1n the IPar But Area. Graduate ot l'letoher School ot La
  • ' ra.la alMl..Pakk~ Tlda A• Ibo key laaue. e tWG bulk •o tu1e ta ·di• n(&1 ald WU w 'll have to ft•m up eoon. Tlle iwo ellClo••d 9apeu -arsue fol' eoatiaud major lave•tmeat. but oaly lf we can drive home the. aeceaaary recipl'ocal ba•pla· •f!!ltlie&l la
  • : As President "The moment that the Organization of American States can present a plan that will bring peace on the island and give us the opportunity to evacuate our people and give some hope of stability of government, we'll be the first to come back home
  • spoke to him of his fatigue and eagerness to get home, and he says that even some of our best friends are in a resentful mood. I told him that I was sure you knew more about the mood of the Congress than anyone else, but that I would pass this message
  • any reduction in military costs• which does serious political damage. Douglas Dillon now tells me that the immediate dangers are much lower than he had feared. Several hundreds of millions of the balance of payments losses of December appear to have
  • students in our universities and laboratories. · My final stop on my return home was in Italy where I made a brief visit to the Frascatti laboratory outside of Rome. This laboratory is carrying on an excellent program on a limited budget in high energy
  • a realignment of politi­ cal parties. His weaknesses appear to be his arrogance and unknown political strength be­ yond his home island of Crete. Mitsotakis enjoys the support of the Athens daily Eleftheria, which is one of the most influ­ ential journa.ls
  • .these actions wo.uld ; '- . ·"" ·.. -·:· bring ·home · to.. the .United States _that .Brazil \.ras
  • 06038 . CQtWIBBN'fJAL s 81 . I CALttD ON . P ~ IMIN · THIS . MORNING AT HIS HOME IN KASTRI PURSUANT TO A REQUEST I HAD MADE EARLIER THI S WEEK TO HAVE ONE OF OUR ­ PE~!ODIC DISCUSSIONS •. FONMIN COST OPOULOS WAS ALSO PRESENT. ~ttIMIN