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  • ~eptance for mixed-manning MINUTEMEN/ Moreover, we thi~k Erhard .government sees mixed-manned surface ships as its impe·rative ," .' politically, and the symbol of a successful outcome on 11 MLF 11 • We al.s o think that weapons close to European territory
  • ... AND FOR THE FRANK AND CORDIAL ATMOSPHERE. WITH BEST WISHES AND VERY CORDIAL GREETINGS TO MRS. JOHNSON AND YOURSELF. YOURS LUDWIG ERHARD. .e . f §tate LillITED OFFICIAL USE 33 qrigin A CTI O N: AmEmbas sy BONN EUR IPFO : Info, 3590 PRIORIT Y ·~ 15 12
  • to get a sense of your thinking, post-Erhard, about MLF I ANF and other Atlantic matters. The British Embassy has just called to say that they have a message suggesting December 17, after a UN appearance the day before. Pat Dean will give this message
  • oral message to Chanc e llor Erhard covering the Khrushchev exchange on troop reductions (Tab A ), George McGhee, on instructions (Tab B), touched on several additional items : 1. · He expressed on your behalf appreciation for the Chancellor's message
  • note of April 22 which Sargent Shriver hand•c.a rded to Bonn is at Tab c. The Cbancellor*s letter is eseen.t lally a paragl'aph by paragraph answer to your March message. Erhard is forthc;oming on Vietnam and Cuba. On the latte~ he promises io. hold
  • - there •. t 't· - - :f.. ~- t ,..._ McG. B. f ~: - .- January 22, 1965 MEMORANDUM FOR THE PBESJI>ENT: Subject: ~~·•tly cables ol. Today At Tab A are cables on tbe de Gaulle--Erhard coaveraatlolla. together with a comment by my colleague David
  • for the 5 :30 meeting, May 6 1. Speak to the Secretary of State on Cuban warning 2. Speak to the President on Ambassador Kemal (memo attached at Tab A) 3. Oral message to Chancellor Erhard (Tab B) 4. The Vietnamese situation, to include Lodge
  • their material assistance. As you know, Dean made a vigorous speech at NATO, urging that NATO Members make a greater effort in support of South Vietnam. Dean's initiative will be followed up with ~~ch country, as you.did with Erhard. As to the Far East, Hubert
  • than we can hurt him. Our oil and bases are too vulnerable. Nasser can always whip up the other Arabs on the Israeli issue, where we're highly exposed because we bailed out Erhard. And Nasser has another obvious issue in the Jordan Waters. Last
  • and reports Erhard saying he is in complete agreement with all the points raised (Tab A). This exercise was a net gain for us in terms of German-American relations generally, and on the specific issues raised in your letter( Tab B). The most urgent item
  • will retire in the fall. Erhard seems the logical and probable successor because of his popular appeal and the difficulty the king-makers (Brentano-Dufhues-Strauss) will face in agreeing on an alternative. The present coalition (CDU/FDP) will probably continue
  • Government have been in progress since Chancellor Erhard met with President Jolmson last month. The Germans have been told that American strength in Vietnam may be more than doubled by the year end, cand that apart from draf~ees it will be necessary to call
  • WASHINGTON Monday July 12, 1965 6:45 P. M. MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT Mr. President: Attached is a draft message from yourself to Erhard, suggesting that he see Gene Black during Gene 1 s stay in Europe next week. Gene reports that he discussed with you
  • '#-57a. ffiCIDO to the President from R. W. Komer Secret ~ 'l-111.1/0 Ni:f "lt/·J.1./f to Pres. Johnson from Erhard SECRET{c A 3 p 1~'1 ¥ 03/18/66 A i 1 ~~,- 0~ #7lf List ~ ~-'/-fl,, 4/'-..> :he--Pr eside11 L fl·om Bot1dle1 & RHK lileillO
  • , Harold Wilson and Lester P earson. · 4. The lmport&ace of dealing fably ~tb. ~ae who ~eat fairly with us. Example•: Panama 196!• Auatralta. Erhard of Germany, and. for that matter, the Soviet Union ltaelf. · 5. The importance of peace. -Seeretar-y