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  • of alternatives, we concluded that - - as nearly as we could now make an assessment - - the best thing for you to do would be to give a talk on television and radio on Tuesday night and send {but not personally deliver) a message to Congress on Wednesday. We say
  • /63 ?\ falazar to Ball ltr 3/ 3 4) /,tl,}.'f EXolSi DEPARTMENT OF STATE , EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAT March 3, 1964 To: Mr. McGeorge Bundy The White House From: Benjamf~Read Executive Secretary The attached letter from Prime Minister Salazar
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  • are of Cuban origin NSC CIA NSA had had several • QUOTE Announcement by Government EUR p Department announcement of Venezuelan ADPS and read following MC said policy to Castro's Peninsula dramatic confirmation of indirect aggression repeated
  • R'l8FR8 Read to B110dy,_ t V\ [Saoilioed 1119/02~~-ll Offl" cable \~·"f5 ~ l CaiFO~S;H ~ 1.·\li,i.o Collection Title National Security File, Co!Jr:,lry~le_c._..:'.... Folder Title •vemen, Vol. I" Box Number 161 Restriction Codes (A) Cloaed
  • WEARE EXTENDING HARDSURFACEONLYUNTILEND OF JANUARY. A FEWDAYSFROMNOWI SHALLTAKEANOTHER READING ON SITUATIONWITHSAQQAF ANDCANTHENCONCLUDE WHETHER IT APPEARS NECESSARY ANDUSEFULFORUS TO WEIGH[N WITHPOINT 2 (A)., (B).11 (C) AND(D) Of DEPTEL475
  • should the Jamaican Government request it. (Statistics at Tab B.) The Department recommends that to the American Embassy in Kingston mission. the enclosed telegram be approved for trans­ m Benjamin H. Read Executive Secretary Enclosures: Tab A - Letter
  • -1964, and•• Aaaiatant US Arrq Attaohe in Warsaw 19 1956. Currently engaged 1n production ot National and Defense intelligence eatimatea and etlld1•• pertnninC to area ot reapona1b111ey. Speaka, reads and write ■ Ruaa1an. Graduate ot us M111t
  • . It was reasoned, on this basis, that the Liberation Front night win some twenty-odd seats in the Assembly and might; therefore, be accorded four or five non-critical cabinet port­ folios. It has been noted that there were opportunities at Rangoon which the US team
  • January, we discussed possible-role of-Houphouet in advancing solution to Portuguese territories ·problem .. Last night in context of review of Angola probl~m, -Houphouet voluntarily expressed his· interest in'·re­ ceiving a· Portuguese mission
  • as bluntly and as accurately as we could the consequences of inflation in developing countries. I might read the list of charges we made. Inflation 9 Inflation diverts investment productive uses and towards forms a hedge against inflation rather maximize
  • , Honorable Rutherford Mr. Benjamin H. Read Mr. Richard ............... USA ..................... M. Poats ................. JCS (SACSA) . ........................... C. Steadman ........................ General Maxwell D. Taylor, USA
  • by reading the material which JWGAassembles. this includes information related to salient issues, and questions. is rein­ Generally, problems b. This process is continued in team meetings, during game play, as new facts and opinions are exchanged
  • to President Johnson thanking the President for his message on the conclusion of the 18th Olympic Games. No reply is believed necessary. H. Read Secretary Enclosures: As stated. S> EMBASSY OF" JAPAN WASHINGTON October 24, 1964 P-18 Sir: I have the honor
  • , requested of the Oovemment or Portugal a tive-year extension. The Unitod States is still anxious· to obtain a long•tem extension becaus~ this would obvious]i be of acha.ntage to both_ parties. I. said that I had- read the minutes of the conversatioM which
  • MEMORANDUM September 3, 1965 1/ · FOR RECORD I talked with Mrs. Gonella in Mrs. Johnson's office about the possibility of her seeing Princess Aliya of Afghan while she was here in Washington (See Read/Bundy Memo of 9/3/65). We agreed to say Mrs. Johnson
  • ~INCTON TO: Mr. , . Ben. Read i • F'ROM: For your :recornmendat:ion. . \ , : '· 13681 1TTOJ/J3OCT1968 VIA ITT KAMPALA 79 13 1326 UGANDA GOVT EtAT PRESIDE~T l B JOHNSON USAWASHINGTONDC ~l) 272 ON BEHALFOF MYSELFTHE GOVtRNMENT ANDTHE ?EO?Lt
  • with restrictions contained in the donor's deed of gift. GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION GSA FORM 7122 '(REV. 5-82) NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE WITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES) FORM OF DOCUMENT -Read to Ros~ew traaomittal 4J,65-note
  • recommends that to the American Embassy in Kingston mission. the enclosed telegram be approved for trans-.·· m Benjamin Executive Enclosures: Tab A - Letter from President Tab B - Statistics. Tab C Suggested Telegram. H. Read Secretary to Prime Minister
  • , Suggestions for reading -- studies, intclligcmcc. reports, plans (both official and unofficial), books, and other pertinent source material. (2) Suggestions on persons to be interviewed. Ideas for introduction into the .initial scenario or for use during
  • . LIMITED Att: OJ'FlaAL USE f/WR memo for the Preeicleat. 7 /8/67, a.tt. Read to R09tow memo. 1 IT/ 67, eac. tel gram to Kabul for cl ranc (WH-2605) LIMITED OFHJCIAL USE M.EMOR.AJIDVMFOil THE PR.ESll>EMT su.a.rECrt LettaT to Y- IMI& Priaw Slue
  • subcontinent. In the early 1950s, the pace was accelerated when a new generation of Afghan leadership, personified by Prime Minister Daud, came to power. Quick to read the lesson of history inherent in the troubles besetting many of the inflexible old-fashioned
  • projections any time a geographic point or name is used. The scenarios, when read in offices and away to complete from the JWGAwall maps, need the map references the story. Reference is made to the types of maps included in the Defense Intelligence Agency