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  • American temperament. This evident disinclination for a long, drawn-out·test of will in concert with the noisy demonstrations of the radical minorities encourages Ho Chi Minh and his advisers to hang on (Red Alternative A) or to escalate (Red Alternative B
  • American temperament. This evident disinclination for a long, drawn-out·test of will in concert with the noisy demonstrations of the radical minorities encourages Ho Chi Minh and his advisers to hang on (Red Alternative A) or to escalate (Red Alternative B
  • in a common search for peace. 7. On February 8-lJ, we ■ uspended bombin1 for 5 day• and 18 hours. You wrote Ho Chi Minh on February 8, offerin1 to atop the bombtna of the North and further aupnentation of our force• in the SO\lth if Hanoi would •top
  • , 11 however, President in ba.1an.ce 11 beginning extremely of resistance the be2.cw to the idea, ' ' .L. migni_ that Ho staif, at him, that adverse his the ?'1.C. was vivid a member enormous 9oss ible believed a serious- a ne
  • power's time. This is what is known as great nation chauvinism. I have a sort of Sinocentric view of Southeast Asia, which I think, in due course, was the sound view, but it had-~1: Not too many adherents in 1963! T: Pa rtly based on Chi nese sense
  • attack the hydi;.os!.££..tti& ..gcJl~:\.tin.g_l_~~jJ.iti~~ complex at Y1wg:;i-Q.QI!1Jiel11~leg!~iil)_a~~--mil_i!ary.,.Jargs;.~in..~l1.e_::_s_cm~~c!ye~'. . .area· alonz..~lu/~·. Because of its fla_kdefenses, the· powerhouse -~t Sui-ho was a ., difltculc
  • aga.i.nst the ,.Sou~h. Ho,.,evor, recent. j,ncidents in the area of the . DM?. ,:mggest that North J
  • desperate the Philippines Second, this and thought were understandable. most certainly Koraans years, t~e discourse to the too knew where to go --;- to Ho C.hi Minh. Thus, war in the narrow. aid am on the question Sou th, the spectrum
  • ~OR HYDROGRAPHIC OPERAT!ONS DISPLAYEDe PN~3~ APPROACHED FROM 180 DEGREES AND CIRCLED PUEBLO~ ON SECOND C!RCUITi PNQ3~ HOISTED THE INTERNATIONAL SIGNAL REQUESTING NATIONA~ITY~ PUEB~O HOS!TED THE US ENSIGN AND THEN THE SIGNA~ !NDtCATlNG HYOROGRAPHeR~ ON THE THIRD
  • Street Chicago, Illinois 6o690 (Phe>ne: (312) 828 - 2700) \ 8. Mr. James Ho Schipper ,. Regional Vice President Corn Products International P. o. Box 846 Hong Kong 9. Mr. Robert · w. Lundeen, President Dow Chemical Asia P.O. Box 711 Hong Kong, B.c.c
  • TIMES LOCAL} I 21 -FEB ~WED} ~ ~ l i ! 1950 ETD ANDREWS AFB i i. l r ! i ~~----~----~,..._.;,. ji COHT .. 01.. i;·~ .; ~--------..'.'..-nt.:C.f 4 AOING :i ' I ...J i _____ __, ______ lj TOR/TOO HO. ___ :;G
  • ··-'-.-. ·-·:·-.tsuilcl'r +_e. . ecs.onference be arr2..nge:wents for a. cessation of hos ..":\:f:(_-_· ·:··.•.i,··.··~,:_:_,_j: .. under effective sup~rvision; ---~ ,;.•:.-.:•.'/>~.:· 1v 1 •••• ,.._'. • • •••• H;'\:, ...:1 ;'J ·-·.· ,_:_.... ~-- • "l. Calls f.9
  • · ·.··.· '· Of late, there have been rur:iors end in.'1.uendoes to the ·effect -~~~t.'':"\·!\'.>.•;·.·• ••··•"'.'e do not ho:,e the votes" and so, therefore,· vc reve not moved en the r.-:at.:.'·.>.~::.~;'....'.: • __..:ter. It sce::LS to·me, ho·wever, that. if thc1·e
  • in this country is better than it has ever been before. "If we persist, we will get at the things I listed above: "Open roads, secure public officials; destruction or dissolutio.n of the terrorist organization -- what Ho Chi Minh calls the 'guerrilla
  • SEOR:E'f • NOD!S E.O. 12356, Sec, NJJ DRAFT By I fr' 11-~ 9,_ 4½ ,NARA, Date J;,.-.=l- 1~ Letter from .President Johnson to Ho Chi Minh February 4, 1967 Dear Mr •. Frestdent: I am writing to •·YOIJ. in the hope that the conf lict _in • I t
  • the Hana Chriatla.n .ft ndersen collection. If he will indicate his preference, we can easily draft a letter either way. McCieorge Bundy · 1 MEMORANDUM /I THE WHITE HO U SE ~ ~ - WASHINGTON Wednesday, September 29, 1965, 7: 15 PM MEMORANDUM
  • RESTRICTION A C-1-tO-'IS lliJ' qtl-'IS''/ "US Military Strength:-:-:-!' p ~ 1.Ho . . ,s- l{w 'IV-'ls·l ""#50c cable -l-012-1-1 -Beptel to Tokyo (wmk cepy) S 4 p ~ 4--l{)•'t4> NI.S °tl./·'-151 #53 memo Rostow to President 10/26/67 S 1 p ~ lt>~~J
  • of Alabama, ~ho has been_{eliable in the ast. \'VC.._ JJ~tri.v One of our informants in Alabama reports ✓--t definite plans have now been completed for the Governor_ Jallace clubs to offices in be set up all around the country with the principal Alabama
  • TAKE'PLACEFROMTIME TO TIME. BUT THE TIMINGOF THIS MEETINGIS NOTGOODFOR ME. I MUSTBE •• FRANK.! :.M ~.Bou:-TO REORGANIZE THEGOVERNMENT ANDMAKE'· SO~E C~~~3E~. T~IS WILLBE IN ~HE ~EXTWEEKOR SO. IF I GO TO HO~OL~LU A~~ THENANNOUNCE THESE, I WILLBE CHARGED WITH -HAVING
  • -Rusk to Presideflt-C 2 p &flU' '-Ho-9.,- 10/27/ AILT 't'l•&JSJ -Rostow and Waka1?:llmi- -#44a rpt- "Specific Rejections:7:"" 2 p ~ 'l-t,·9f' 'IS tfSUN 1754 41'" -s ,.,1..s Q'4--II~ I ., l/ietAa.m Political Situation Repoff 'flM 04-,0-tt #49a
  • that President's message to Ho Chi Minh delivered February 8 bad been transmitted to Hanoi. Ho Chi Minh had received message and reply would be forwarded later. 3. In response to DCM question when message received in Hanoi, Le Chang said it had been transmitted
  • get up in Pleiku you can look across into Laos and Cambodia and you can see them building their hooches over there." You know, when the [Ho Chi Minh?] Trail was coming down. And he got back here and he said this to some newspaperman, without being
  • -American Peace Force • - - _, ?_? . { . ~ :· =--~ · :-c:. ' ,•·· \:::~ Ir~"' ' - ':\\ I .. 'I_ "' " :Ma.J. · Gen. ·Alvaro ·; ·« Alves da Silva Braga, .f a veteran .,career inili tar:~( rrian - ~- .. . ·. ~ · '!.~ ~ ;.~~-. ~ho is :said
  • , since it covers only a fifth to a third of what we'd normally give. Nor does this money flow till we actually sign the loan; ; t wu1..dci Oh ll b t o:d ho r , ·6 d ~tow . D. The Indian PL 480 agreement also expires 30 June, and the pipeline will begin
  • r e n t th e m e o f m e e t in g s a t the h ig h e s t l e v e l s of the U. S. G o vern m en t. 1. Janu ary - M a rc h 1964 On Janu ary 30, South V ie tn a m 's rulin g junta, h ead ed by G e n e r a l "Big" Minh, w a s o v e r th r o w n
  • Nortll VletMnaeH latlnd to •1nda•1 •It►.,.. It a1m,1,. ceud • ........ to Nftea.., ....... ,, ... ,. -Ql- ~ ~ ISCU:T ~-~r EXDIS attaclrmnt ~ ............ (Salpa 26037) OE l~Ho,s Bv~ •7 3~11302 APR 68 ZFF-1 M A~E SASSYSAIGON IM EDIATE. 0
  • of Communist base areas in the U Minh area of Ca Mau Peninsula and the Plaine Des Jones, near the SECRET 5!::CRET -5- Cambodian border, where the Communists have been in virtually full control since 1945. Government of Vietnam administrations in An Xuyen
  • and interrogated by Saigon police, the-:-V-1e~Cong°pfaii..to.:.:.lfrg:-aiii~~~ ..~:ti'o,­ ti~o1.:Paople:!2.~:llM~.=-iiegoJiate~for peace,.: /.rhis new Front plans -t;·-• substitute General Duong Van Minh for Thieu and Ky as National Leader of South Vietnam
  • of the 1952 Co:r:.stitution is tempor.:1ry. A new Constitutic:,n, brought up to date, will eventually be given to the Greek people, no later than 19680 The regi~e of this country -Democracy together with a he~editary Sovereign (Constitutional Ho~archy
  • _ :.· IN ?RC?OSil~G ·SOME SUCH CONSORTIU:~~SU??OR1'Ei> DEVELOP}1EN1 f':""..:,,J.>i • ·-· --..-"?~ -AM FOR PEACE, YOU COULD REFER TO YOUR EXCELLENT JO:-ms-HO?~INS· S?EECH OF APRIL,- 1955. . IN "ORDER TO. COUNTER THE CHARGE THAT. YO~ ffiO?OSAL IS A DEVICE ASSURE
  • with iehcr •ccncics at the working level, 1 bas not bcea coordinated ebcwhc,c. ' " BBOiUii / HO FOREIGN DISSEM / EXDI~ -Bf!Cft!t/1'(O I1'0!::EIGU l>:ES&BU fZXDIS J:!1d1JT'i"":: Myr~aJ Gets n FlJlle:x: Vc,;:,d,on. • the S-.lcdioh dbnr~nt a dinner
  • enabling a crate of hand grenades to come down the Ho Chi Minh Trail, one of those grenades hypothetically having blown off the head of the young soldier who was being posthumously honored in this 'Medal of Honor ceremony. By the nature of things
  • •• ; Noli~, : ·]JR l ·.. . 3.t"SAI~ 0N 11'?0 6 5l •i • RVAN/DOIIBL'.- PL'.!/ / ·• · ••• 1·._ : •: • • :- •• . FOR HARRIMA}·ho lANCE ' / ' •. !' CRf:TARY FROM AM8ASSADOR ~uN5{R . i. • l
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