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  • --this was in 1966--that he was going to Honolulu. Well, you don't need a passport to go to Honolulu. I think he announced it one day and we left the next, to go to meet Ky, then the prime minister. F: Nuch luxury. That much time. K: Yes. So we went, and he had
  • , stayed with Bob Komer, spent a good deal of time with Thieu and Ky, and traveled throughout the country. We were in every corps [area]. We got over to the Cambodian border, down into the Delta, out into the Navy units' operations, up with the Marines in I
  • Biographical information; McGeorge Bundy; William Bundy; Robert Komer; Vietnam; Bien Hoa; service on high-level review committee on Vietnam; Pleiku incident; Honolulu Conference; Ky; bombing halt; Harriman; Wilson; J. Blair Seaborn mission, 1964
  • Biographical information; McGeorge Bundy; William Bundy; Robert Komer; Vietnam; Bien Hoa; service on high-level review committee on Vietnam; Pleiku incident; Honolulu Conference; Ky; bombing halt; Harriman; Wilson; J. Blair Seaborn mission, 1964
  • Teaneck, New Jersey 07666 May 25, 1967 Mr. Yoich1 Okamoto Presidential.Photographer White House Washington, DC Dear Kr. Okamoto: Ky name is Richard Lau. I am head photographer with the Bergen County Sheriff's Office in Hackensack, New Jersey. I have seen
  • ADMINISTRATION NA FORM 1429 (6-85) NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL _;.-- F frh ~~~ ~M. - ivt-~ ~ ,.J- LI- ~ IL.?- . ~--L ~ 7)}1 ? - ~ . · S DEPARTMENT OF STATE PECIAJ, Ass1sTANT A L. To THE S ECRET A KY j-A ..- -~---£. ~~y ff._ ~ ef~"' ~ I~ p µ
  • will get along just fine." So then he told me, "I'm going .to Hawaii this weekend to meet wi.th Westmoreland and Ky and Thieu"--who have been number one and number two men in the Vietnamese_government--"and I want you to go as part of the staff. 11 I
  • , would seem to indicate the desire of great numbers of the Soµth Vietnamese people to bring an end to the fighting. In fact, during the campaign, all candidates voiced publicly their support for a peace offensive. Ky may ! I i J . ·I The North
  • AS POSS I --- . :: • ', _ ·~·; -: .:; t THIEU :.rnsT 2;z GIVE !'~ TPi!: TO INFORM VP KY, !iUO.·:J , :: L:DEFEi1SE AND POSSI SL Y O,JE O;( T~..'O OTHt:FS, SHORTL Y BE17 0R~ OUi~" .~c:r:::.: ::r.:co:.•--:s J(!.1()1·.' :.: , SD TH t~ T T:·iEif~ FULL
  • PRESEIT IF SAIGON _IS-TO BE ,PRESENT, i i .\ . jI -~- .. .,. 1 ~~ -., . .. ·•l . f .: AND I AM.SlffiE THAT THE GVN WILL INSIST ON THIS. A FURTHER ESSENTIAL WOULD BE PRIVATE CONSULT.ATION BY US WITH THIEU, KY AND DO BZFORE THE VATICAN PROPOSAL
  • in-fighting. about the S. His greatest concern is Saigon politics. He fears that Thieu may overplay his hand against Ky, Thang, Vien, and the young Turks. Specifically, he fears Thieu may judge that Bunker could do more to bail him out of political trouble
  • secret SC No. 01253/68 ~1:~ '/-;;;,.g. g.3 ~ . RESTRICTION ..._ 'J-1r-ky ~ 2 p 1 p Jl/~J-c..&S ~. 03/20/68 A NLJ/eA (_'l1-{ (g~' 03/28/68 A Nl.~-81-C,3 J t I I 1 .l FILE LOCATION National Security March 31st Speech, File, vol. NSC
  • Ky. STANLEY, Frank, Souisville, HOUSTON,Norman, Los Angeles, C WINTERS, JohnW., Raleigh, N. WRIGHT, Alonzo I Cleve•, Ohio BERG, Russell K., Kansas City, Kansas JENNINGS, Paul, Wash., D.C. PAcm..ER,William J., Wash., D.C. HALLBECK, E. c., Wash., D.C
  • both marches took place at the same time, the groups did not meet and there were no incidents . ..._ -3- E'M:is'kou£ky _c_~~,
  • . Lawrence Fo O' Brien, Special Assistant to the Pr esident. MCRRIS , Alvin L .,, University of Ky . RENNE, R. R. , CONWAY , Bernard J ., American Dental Assn . DIXON , Janes P .,Jr., Antioch Col lege CHRISTEl~SEN , Hal M., American Dental Assn . JONES , R
  • ~S:WfitHAT.:J~~If'l~(MlN_ISTER :rtoc··.·W ABt·s·.r '·1,THINGS'.-JilOVIOO·,?HO-WEV~R!:.~~VIC~~PR£SIDENt·,·KY-rr· THE:;, lNET.'-HE~_EJPEctS~ 11\!.to.-sERVE.'.~IN:-~.OFFl,CE-.. FOR:Fo t.. 1 :·::.~:>~--:; -.~:\,~>f:·t_:~
  • ~S:WfitHAT.:J~~If'l~(MlN_ISTER :rtoc··.·W ABt·s·.r '·1,THINGS'.-JilOVIOO·,?HO-WEV~R!:.~~VIC~~PR£SIDENt·,·KY-rr· THE:;, lNET.'-HE~_EJPEctS~ 11\!.to.-sERVE.'.~IN:-~.OFFl,CE-.. FOR:Fo t.. 1 :·::.~:>~--:; -.~:\,~>f:·t_:~
  • , 000 to $75, 000 . They just don ' t bu ild houses up the re big enouah to ac commoda te anybody in any half-way de c en t neighbor hoo round nywhere Washing t on f or les s than $50, 000, a nd you ' r e awful l y , awful l y luc ky to find o ne
  • announcem ent i s made, t h e y a r e t o c h e ck back t o s e e i f th e y w i l l be r e c a l l e d . (CDR ALLISON) DDO (Gen Wisman) in s ti* u c te d EA t o m a in ta in an open KY-9 l i n e t o Pac DO. (CDR ALLISON)(A) Pac D esk t o Pac DO. R e fe r e
  • . A. :; . MIKE · NRONEY, OKLA, !;;TPG M THURMOND, S.C. F f• MO< J, LAU 6 CHE, 01110 f
  • . e~, Cong. Leo W. 0 1 Bri~n and Cong·.:$teven B. , " l ' J ,i " ! . . Dero~·ian EIGHTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS STAFF DIRECTOR: BESSE. DICK EMANUEL CELLER, N.Y., CHAIRMAN MICHAEL A. FEIGHAN, OHIO FRANK CHELF, KY. EDWIN E. WILLIS, LA. PETER
  • •vlllo. l . ~.•..· . J l '. ; ' )~/ , ' 1/ I ' MEMORANDUM THE WHITE HOUSE WAS .IIINOTON June 5, 1968