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  • is on the high side. We would put the figure at about 150,000. Otherwise the Senator's facts jibe closely with our own. Dean Rusk CONFIDEN'fIAL LJ? SUGGESTED TELEGRAM FROM PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO SENATOR GORE Honorable Albert Gore United States Senate L- Dear S
  • continued during lunch, at which the above were joined by Callaghan, Ambassador Bruce, Gore-Booth and Figgures (Treasury). A·r0!_~..~.~i!lg:"'Of::.m1nas:-w-a S: ~l»ev~ d T ~ th~::?.9.~ ck:lY:0~-:-~9l~:gg:~.: r;tparli, te~ta-.i ~-~;:e:a.rly:_:_aa ~possible
  • was indisposed but Boyd Crawford was fully briefed and said he would inform the Chairman shortly. He did not foresee any problems with the Chairman. Congresswoman Frances Bolton, Congressman Ross Adair and House Majority Leader Carl Albert are out of town
  • , Rafael Sunflower Duran, New Mexico Conky Gonzales, Crusade Sonia Roberts, Providence, Albert Sanford Mississippi for Justice, Foyles ,, Baltimore, Gottlieb, Denver, Colorado Rhode Island Maryland SANE Dennis Westb~ook, Newar«, New Jersey
  • . It makes better sense to let them pick and choose once they get to work. We have a good Executive Secretary from State (Edward Fried), who knows where the bodies are buried. 'Jt,tf, IS. McG. B. 9-b - -- Irwin Miller Albert L. Nickerson (Socony Mobil
  • OF COUNTRIES MR. PALMER WILL VISIT NATION LEADER Cameroon Ahmadou Central African Republic Gen. Chad Francois The Gambia Sir Dawda Kairaba Congo(K) Joseph D. Mobutu ·President Gabon Albert Bongo President Guinea Ahmed Sekou Toure
  • with shifting political and -deteriorating economic situations. 11 ALBERT {January 19, 1966) "That mission requires military support--but not military support alone. lt requires that while we resist aggression, we continue to provide the social and economic
  • , Zablocki, Bolton, Adair and Albert, and Morgan• s staff assistant. In the Senate, Symington and Senators McCarthy, Sparkman and Cooper met together with State representatives yesterday. - They had no trouble with this package and were grateful
  • of Senator Sparkman. Others present were Senators Mansfield• Lausche, Gore, SymiL1.gton, Pell, Hickenlooper, Aiken, . Williams, Mundt, and Cooper. ·· The Secretary opened with a general review of events, the steps taken and the options open on the i~cident
  • , but it is quite clear that Senators Fulbright, Gore, Church and Symington are reacting emotionally in their opposition. It would probably have been possible to have the Resolution voted out of the Committee yesterday, but a number of changes would probably have
  • private talk, you can either proceed to the Cabinet Room or be joined from there by a small group of advisers on each side in your office. The British minimum delegation is: the Prime Minister, Foreign Secretary Butler, Ambassador Ormsby Gore, Sir Burke
  • . Senator Gore's Open Hearings on ABM and Non-Proliferation. Secs. Rusk and McNaniara Secs. Rusk and McNamara In a letter to Sec. Rusk. Senator Gore asked for hearings beginning February 3. 5. Amba sa.dor for Saigon. 6. The Barrier. 7. Bombing 8
  • Vietnam--and the North Vietnamese have nothing more to lose. He compared North Vietnam with a Communist who has been beaten by the Siguranta (the State security organization during the Royalist regime) who, after having his nails pulled, eyes gored, nose
  • Gore-Booth (Permanent Under Secretary).. J will stand by with Ed Fried and Harold Shullaw (State Country Director). < (,Jra&>l Rostow DEPARTiv'I ENT OF STATE Washin gton, D.C . 20520 September 26J 1967 Mfil'IORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT Subject
  • of epec:lflc Items. ·· f' a. The Gore Amendment to t,.ax bank lendlna Qf one 1ear !!!!!!.O• imposed at the p~e• nt rate baflau (a lars• ltem) .. b. Enco'&U'agemem of foreign lnv~atment tn th• U .s.: (a am.all but ·.h uaeful item) • ~c. Llmltat1ona on free
  • • IDA. &Jld mllltary aale ■ Ja1l■latl.. , la vlew of Gore' ■ po ■ ltloa. a. DEC SSI ED Otur. White Hou c r-u•c:~,·nos, Feb. 24, 1983. By~ W. WWRo ■ tow:rla iECUT w. , ARA,Date If- (7,.-ZZ- Ro■tow ..... ACTION T•ec:laJ' Mr. • S.JlhmNr 17