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  • abided by my ·request to spend most of the time in the field. They arranged for two days of orientation briefings in Saigon, after which we flew north to Da Nang. Throughout our travels in Vietnam, we were cloaked by the code name "Burma Road
  • specialists. in increasing numbers By 1959 officers polltlcal organizers, to take over South Vietnam and non-commissioned saboteurs, more in 1961. Some moved by sea. And others travelled The pace increased Others went across down the jungle trails
  • abided by my ·request to spend most of the time in the field. They arranged for two days of orientation briefings in Saigon, after which we flew north to Da Nang. Throughout our travels in Vietnam, we were cloaked by the code name "Burma Road
  • organizers, to take over South Vietnam and non-commissioned saboteurs, more in 1961. Some moved by sea. And others travelled The pace increased Others went across down the jungle trails olficers, and a.gents were moving from North Vietnam
  • believe• tbat he cow.d ••11 an extra 10,000 Ucket• to the U. s. if cenala travel reatridl.._, lmpHed lty the laternaUaaal air traupol't orpalsatloe. did aGt edat. Cuper•• letter will be more preclH oa thia polllt. Nlckermaa la willill1 to come over alld
  • with movement of the weatern application for travel a■ be reprded horde.rs within th• interior the requirement of free move- that the aareemat• agreement■. between the 20, 1955, do not affect 1n any way of the !9:Y!.t Union under a1reementa and J
  • for the Summit. Assistant Secretary Gordon and Ambassador Llnowltz traveled to Central America and South America to llaten to Latin American ideas about the Summit agenda. The agenda was formally agreed by the Foreign Mlnletera on February 27. Finally
  • • Prill e· a Ben dikt • has graci ly of£ r d to be tron s • A distin ui bed Citisena Conunitt e has been organiz d m th United tate • The plan calls for 50 young people with 10 traveling c:ompanio • to arriv in thi country on July 6. 1 . 67. for a three-w
  • to under­ . take the mission to Peru. Dr. Eisenhower said that his commitments made it impossible f·or him to do before next Friday, if then. He is now travelling and can.."'lotmake it to. t.he lfonday meeting. • Covey Oliver believes _Wediscussed we
  • or om tim . bl ·t .o r Septe b r. but my own sen· e of lhl• m _tt,e r • that the sooner Ile goes tlw better. Th only ay la the world ta make Wm le to stv blm an. order from the Piteeldent oft tates,. I ha ao travel pla .· w tever, in this perlOd, •d
  • to travel abroad without your consent. The attached memorandum gives a slightly longer account of his plans. McG. B. Approved --- Disapproved --- Speak to me --- ' ,, F e bruary ZS. 1966 Friday, 5:45 P. M. MEMORANDUM TO THE PRESIDENT SUBJECT
  • by a political cadre of Unit D2 {possibly 2d Bn, 36th Regt, 308th NVA Div) reveals that in moving from MR III, NVN to Thua Thien Province and subsequently to Quang Nam Province, he traveled a total of 1, 000 km in one month and six days; ten days by vehicle