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  • BUNDY UPDATES LBJ ON CONGO RESCUE OPERATION; MESSAGES TO BELGIUM PRIME MINISTER SPAAK, FAMILIES OF PAUL CARLSON AND OTHER AMERICAN CASUALTY; LACK OF INVOLVEMENT BY OTHER COUNTRIES IN OPERATION; HAROLD WILSON'S STATEMENT ON MLF; FUTURE OF MLF
  • HHH'S UPCOMING TRIP TO EUROPE; LBJ OFFERS DEFENSE OF US POLICY ON NATO, VIETNAM, DISCUSSES UK CRITICISM OF US; LBJ COMPLAINS ABOUT PRESS LEAKS FROM HHH'S OFFICE; HAROLD WILSON; KURT KIESINGER'S CRITICISM OF US; GOVS. CONFERENCE TODAY; GEORGE ROMNEY
  • confidence in Tory. leadership which has failed to impart a sense of direction despite a Cabinet shakeup last year, At the same time, the newly~elected Labor Party leader Harold Wilson is off to a fast start in his campaign to build up his image
  • wtder policy contexc.whlc.h govel'ned thcr ~esldent•s c~nveraatlone wlth P~bn• Mlnlstcr Wilson~ DECLASSIFIED E O 12356, Sec. 3.4 ~iJ . 93-~ z . . By .-' faZ62 ' ------ =.S ltClUt '1 NAllA Datc l!-{t-:!iL ' THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON December 12
  • they posed impediments to nuclear disarmament negotiations. Prime Minister Wilson advised he was preparing a draft nuclear non-proliferation proposal with the Soviets for presentation to the lS Nation Dis­ armament Conference. Further, the UK intended
  • . 3.4 NATO ' ~J (J0- ;;it? NATO is the next big item on the foreign policy agenda: . Bf1pf '.f, NARA, Date