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  • informed hi,m we intend to sign Protocol II to the Latin American Nuclear Free Zone Treaty with an interpretive state­ ment. You also told him that we are not ready ~o announce our intention until we have first consulted Congress. .. If the foregoing
  • •e ntt long ago. I lite peeple t, t now t•ls 11 It 11dlc1te1 soaet~lng la kls c,a,1cte1 w,1c, ls 1delr1ble. •II• ••1 o,, ,,.,,..,. ,. 1•• lld it 1s always gMd u 1111, fro ■ 701 . Sl ■ cerelJ, CJ11dl1 H. lars, \ \ \ I -. I I 20 Thunday
  • . ~Rapid industrialization following World War II, coupled with annexations that quadrupled the area of the city, ._,made Atlanta a vigorous and booming community. '--~ ~ ~ klM 1it3 tl matic business and political leadersj . ~ Prag- ~ CL
  • And Community Develop for a ant. I beHove L•• Whlto and Chuck Daly have talked ,r.,ith you on thl• •ubJoct. I have ~oked t.~m to continue exi,loring poealble route• of aocccue!ul approach. A• you know, thi• II an oacepdonally tough item. Lawrence F. C'Bri
  • • . PROSPECTANNOUNCEl~ENT AYUB V ISI"f BEFORE THEN, PLEASE. SEND FLASH :; •;,.:;.,~(:"-~f'!-'so OCM CAN Mov FAST. , . . .• . ;;:ii/' •'MEANWHILE' RE PROSPECT OF' SHASIR l VIS IT I AHER JANtiARY 20, WE ~OTRc.L;:IT~EATN· THDIESC:--EPMUBERIC COMMREITME N-F1 sL.LHOJ rr
  • of that ,!here were fewer deaths and less··: • property damage II in all of •these riots than in just one ·, major riot last year, Cla_rk • .said. "We can bless our . police for that. 11 • Another . speaker, th e Rev. James E.- Groppi,' a . civil rights leader
  • ,~tt,lcr l - -~~tirn:m""li~resid- ent ~ 1:;;,.~';;1.3-
  • BO ARD WllL l»I J, OHICE Of UPOlll CONTIIO L I NATIONAL DE FENSF MED IATION DEFENSE COMMUNICATIONS BO ARO BOHO HiM[S l . HY. CHAIRMAN J Ul(S ~ . IU IIS , W, H. PAY IS , CHAllloU U(CVTl't( OrF IC£11 - IALPH I \E D, 0IRECT0II RE..61 &.l
  • 2:30 pm Lv Asuncion 5:30 pm Ar Rio de Janeiro Aerial survey of River Plate system with President of Argentina (also Uruguay, ii possible). Motorcade into Asuncion for lunch. Motorcade.. Night free. Monday, April 17 a. m. 12:30 pm 2:00 pm
  • of this flamboyant little dictator, who · grasped ollice by o military coup while 70,00() Amerkan soldiers strove fo keep the Comrtwunists .· at boy, high Ii g ht s tfle whole trqgedy ol the thankless Vietnam war. Ky_w o11tfined his phi!osophy on Adolf · '-( V said
  • .AND :1ucx PREFERS"tt"··, .· · .: : S~RIES·or SHORTTRIPS TO A LONGERONE~HICH WOULD GIVE OURADVERSARIES HE IS ~ORE TIME IN WHICH TO DO THEIR NEFARIOUS- BUSINESS~ HE LIKES . !ii~ IDEA 0: A gu1:x TRI?.!O SAN SALVADOR AS A STARTER. HE IS OUTOF TClJCH~ITH ?UBLIC
  • I The A. I. D. Program and Policies: 1963-68. . II Foreign Assistance Act and P. L. 480: 1963-68. III Congressional Attitudes Toward Foreign Aid . IV Public Support for A. 1. D. . . . . . . . . . . .. V The War on Hunger - Food, Nutrition, Health VI
  • terms that we view alliance with 1apan as "utterly -fundamentaln, essential to US in own defense and in relation defense of ~ World, \ \ Telegraphic transmission and classification approved by, Clearances: SIS .. Mr o FE .. Roae-rtw l3arnett II
  • JOHNSON RECEIVED IN DEPTEL 2411. I GREATLY ·· \ . . ._.,. f_ APPRECiATE THE ENDING OF .THIS LETTER ~ND THE HELPFUL PERSONAL' " " ~ LREFERENC'E IT CONTAINED. . . .. . ' ·' . f.I ,,'! ii;· I . . · :. ::;j -. ' }· AT MY ' SUGGESTI ON, THE INTERPRETER
  • it. A 'T't... .... .a * ---A•"'"'"tl ii Ao~in ... .l GCPY [2 of 11] ­ Cut this out and put it in bed next to your child. G o ahead.Try it, if you have the stomach for it. L ay it next to your baby and let him play with it. You can't? Then you have
  • , Venezuela (CONFIDENTIAL) CJ/ Ii},/ , -A Memo American Embassy, Caracas, to Secy of State re EMBTEL 25, re pending tax -- incraases on Petroleu Co. profits (CONFIDENTIAL) 7/2/66 A Memo Dept. of State to Gardner Ackley (~ ref-TA 6/0il) re Venezuela
  • Of~" 1.JL"T f 1 - 2..1-r f. ZI. 91 [dup. #72a, NSF, CF, "China, Vol. X," Box 241 ; EXEMPTED 19 9, 1985, A OS 0 e vrr. ,, II 1991] ,, 2 [dup. #74a, NSF, CF, "China, Vol. X," Box 241; EXEMPTED 19 9 & 1991] #6b draft cable to Hong Kong ~ llH~l "U
  • .1~k!::.:mi.::: -~ J ~~~~r::l~, -;~~ -,:;o ~~-J. l"t:~ •'le); ~q..~~Ll,. 6 c," ~/c'fJc '/-II/ Qe./ -1-7164- A 1 p 06/12/64 A 2 .0.6LUJ 6-4. ___, ·-·--- A--- 'f-?1 J:l- f}-- 2 A 1--p- ·- - -/+--· A 5 p r-13 ~* .~ 04 --,o · -,0
  • DEPARTMENT OF STATE WASHINGTON 18646 30, 1967 October LDQJP 9UZ9JAL YA JO& •• MDOWll>lll WW II D I.OBTCJI DI WBBI BDUSI luJ•t• hl't"IApMe ...... fontp. Nbl•ter M"11&oa ..._._.,,._. of lopai.n• fraoo .._in wlth You t• 'fpot.ll-t
  • See all scanned items from file unit "Portugal, Volume II, 8/64-11/68"
  • Folder, "Portugal, Volume II, Memos 8/64-11/69," Country Files, NSF, Box 203
  • of Investigation ~EORE'f'" TABLEOF CONTENTS Page THE PROBLEM . 1 CONCLUSIONS 1 DISCUSSION I. II. IV. 2 INTRODUCTION 2 THE NORTH KOREAN IMPACT ON SOUTH KOREA . 3 A. B. C. D. E. III. . The Subversive Threat . . . . . . Propaganda: The Unification
  • surfaced in the course of continuing review of national security policy. The following are some major examples of such planning tasks: a. U.S. Overseas Bases and Installations. A complete survey of (i) existing military and civilian bases overseas; (ii
  • BRIEF OESCR I PTI 0 CANCELLA­ TION ATCHMAKER II 14 Jan 66 o x re a a 8111811 NATO task To roup. x NATO ( NATO) rcia a x re s a. mall NATO task roup in e 1 ct d CA AD : 22 Jan - 16 Jun 66 CINCLA ATO VE TLANT I mbark d. US : 3 DD (6
  • speculates jn his book "The ~Makin g of a President 1968" trat Humphrey rnig nt ha ve won the election ii he had ballyhooed the story. But Willaim Connell, Hurn­ phrey chief political aide, donbt s it and says he recom­ mended a~ ai.r.s t making the al­
  • of Publication: 1968 Page Numbers: 55 pages MARTIN LUTHERJR. KING, HIS THREE-PRONGED ATTACK ON: I Christ and the Bible . . II The United States of America Ill Law and Order Publishedby the CHURCH LEAGUEOF AMERICA 422 North Prospect Street Wheaton, Illinois
  • memo Rostow to P1csident, 6.65 p.m. P-CI1-p- #Ja memo- Rttsk te Presiden.,_ -Slj2.. "F l.-1(- ~~ ~ ~ b-{(-Cf~ 12/9ffr7 12m6'7 ' #3b ltr Kiii:mget to Pt esittem ~ J...p- o~ ' -11 ~e;c£ undated ~ ~ II-q \ \mdated Presidect tg Kiesinger -s
  • to President (CAP 671173,) 1 S l p ()~ IJ'-( Dl'l-b• 'f- Ct{6i-) -s 12/27/67 12/27/67 A -l--W&ffirr-t - --/\ ![lrspljeate ef #100, ~F;Ceuatr;y Ei.le, Viettumt; ".3D(l), PFisofters ef >,1,Z{lf ~Gea. IRformatie~•~ 41 #'IS- -S , II I S"EE, B I tj !> F ILE
  • ~ 11/,2'1/'1'? IVt.-'f C/ftrlq~ -S#1 A S #33 memo os ow to Pres1 ent, : 5 p ~ - ~ "-J#lF, U:., '' to 1 -~•J .,__ Rostow to President, 4:05 p.m. C 1 p ~~ J ~ /t'Lr f 1,-11, ~-1'- 'II [Duplicate of #38, NSF, NSC Hist, "3/31 Speech, Vol. 2, Tabs
  • Trades Union Congress • Address: II. 3 south camp-Road Kingston, Jamaica Telephone: 81338 • Membership: Total - 9,258 (claimed)· Dues-Paying - 2,805 (claimed.) Officers: Michael Arthur Martin· Hopeton George ·None Number of Affiliates
  • would give the Algerian request a very much higher priority than that of the U.A.R. II :,j ·,1 Algeria has no trade with North Vietnam and only limited trade with Cuba in items (wine, oliv~ oil, cork) that would be waiver­ able under the Findley
  • you ~ 21 straint. !r 22 was congressional J 23 weapons i 24 same pressure 25 Khe Sanh .,. N is the road to peace,. and to try to rec ore ile ;ii ,0 ,... N with the statement of Foreign Minister Trinh of North 0 N J
  • of Security FIAB - TABIE OF CON!IENTS I. II. III. IV. Introduction - The Problem ----------------~------------- l Basic Factors and Premises ------------~----------------- l Basic Conditions at the White House -------------------- 2 Objectives
  • advisor President" 11 ... II • • October , S, 1966 /1r: m~n:i."-::.~~~tiv~ 1~..:"'~hori~v cf the Sccre:t'.1.:::-:Vo~ Dcfcn:;c U,/: C!r tr.c -J.;7~-~icr:~J. ~e:curi 't~f l\c"t oi' 19-'~r(. :::.nd t!:c 19! ►9 /Hr.cr:c;r.:i::n·\~~ N:..t:ioi:n.l
  • See all scanned items from file unit "Legislative Struggle - Vol. II"
  • Folder, "Legislative Struggle - Vol. II [1 of 2]," Transportation Department, Legislative Background and Domestic Crises File, Box 3
  • appear to be aftilabla. Recommendation: Develop compreheuiw nal\1ation prograa. attachecl paper A• See •• II. BEOBGAliIZATIOB A. 1. ' The 1965 Task Force Report proposes to: Create a Depart.ment ot ~rtation. Comment: Good. Needs cletailed
  • , INCOMING·· TELEGRAM Department ,~ - of State e; --- SIGRET Action ss Info NN.NNZCZCLDD785 PP RUEHC DE RUDTCR1143U 0441330 ZNY SSSSS P 131325Z FEB •7 FM AMEMBASSY KAMPALA TO SECSTATEWASHDC PRIORITY STATEGRNC BT ii QR ET KAMPALA 1143 -1967 FEB13 PM
  • . THIS MESSAGE FROM YOU .LAID BEFORE · ESHKOL .PERSONALLY WOULD BRING THEN UP SHORT AND MAY HELP THE MODERATES TURN THE CORNER. r II. OUR SECOND JOB IS TO PUT HUSSEIN BACK .ON HIS FEET. HIS HAS BEEN SEVERELY SHAKEN AND-. HE HAS ASKED US FOR . SUBSTANT !AL
  • A 1 secrst ll32a memo to Presidaat from Prime Minister secret 1 p ll:J.J-m..,,...,,,"1"1'T-+-------t·Tu-r-,+f.>w,rl"'j;e.-4sii-=ii""6e nt from Mc G. B-:- tap secret- ~ / ~ ~> A 11.~~~~--,~n-!;°~:'l':'ffl~~im~TnL.O:-~r-rn:rttr; ~1-li,o
  • Japan ..................................... 94 R o m a n i a ................................... 94 Yugoslavia................................. 95 Euratom Developments........................... 95 The 22d General Assembly (Part II
  • {• : • • •• ~3- I SECTIONl OF 2 VIENTIANE6113 (NODIS/CROCQDILE) APRIL 27 . t, ~·.7. IT IS DOUDTF\JL THAT I WILL GET ANY EXPLANATlONS OF THE • I . ~• .. II ••.,J/i"'' • , >. PAGE § RUMJf:C €1 l~ll • -S E 0, t1 8 T - r ; THIRD PARAGRAPHTHOUGH CHAN, EVEN
  • Cable S 2p CJ.~+ 3 - 2. -0., 1\/1.J 17-J:l.S ,J1.. .! l:J 7 - J~S #11 memG- -Res-t-ew-t~ I, "j'g 4 p ~ S'-'i-9S" ~ t-:f q II ·'I S'"• # l ~ ~r-f- -l?.ofilmUQ.fuside11-4-I-Mrv.rtr.:~ ~ . ~~t:cf9?-'3J-IP ~re~ ~,e~&/ !.t,., N t-'J '1 7 - 3 2. 1 C