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11 results
- the bombing? Our negotiators said that they
would report to Washington because only the President can decide this matter.
(Additional sentences of the Paris report of the Fr\day session were read. A
copy of the full report is attached, (TAB A) (Pa:ris telegram
- NUTS.
Now they haven't said anything.
Rusk:
Yes, that is good.
President: Are all your senior officials asking?
Rusk:
Yes.
Bundy: Pres. recollection is precise and right. (reads P. telegram to
Lodge which pinpoints the pause continues
- MEMORANDUM
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHIICGTON
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MEz.m.ANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
From Bob Fleming
Following are notes on your discussions at 6s25 p.m. Sept. 5 with
the followings:
Eric Sevareid CBS
John Cauley, !ansas City Star
Duff Thomas, UPI
- thinks "prospect of success in Danang."
Said he didn't think so. McNamara and Rusk agreed with President.
President thinks it important to keep our troops and equipment out of
riot area. We don't want to become involved.
President approved telegram (first
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of telegram to
Saigon,· Manna,
Bangkolt,
Seoul, WA.lUngton, Canberra
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nJ.USt_~-_their determin8.tit21..to:.C arry through~ emfltct... · l>i~-~~ry. ~:~~.' ·f ~
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- State Depart
ment telegram to Saigon giving Ambaijsador Taylor guidance on the political
situation in South Vietnam. (Draft telegram attached.) (Tab F)
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Yes, but we may get a man of less principle.
H we get Sawicki (the African), U Thant will look like a shining star.
President:
We ought to get out to all the countries we need to notify.
W e haven't bombed in thirty days.
But they have done
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This was an election of integrity." Gullander also praised the military
saying its
" top management are really tops." He said that there is
not a man with one star and above that he would not be proud to serve under.
He is very impressed by Westmoreland and Westmore
- .as new.
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Still drawin~ from the written i.·cport, Thant said the
French Delegate General called attention in his telegram to
P~n·:i.s that: ll
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r.ev1 administr2.tion on NATO.
RcplyL.&g to telegrams to Nb::on.
On t!le NPT, there W:?.s, in effect,
:.;olicitation of his support for Senate action
;.:;c:crc Janua.:::y 20.
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EYES ONLY
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Rostow
NSC PRC.I.ARY
- at the conte:reace.
Fr•D~b aau Britiab have talked to it&.1aaiaa9 &Dd ur1ea
them to move !orwa.rd oa Ctlmbocliaa m••UDC·
l thimt we oupt to ,., telegram to raylor tO ,.c hi.a
reacdoa •o the ~-=- cileaon•Ball plaa. It will take at
laaac three week.a to 1•& p1aa