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  • memo to the President from Christian A. Herter u g ~et ~ i -'-1-'1 FILE LOCATION A J ••••IL NATIONAL SECURITY FILE , McGeorge Bundy , Memos to the President , vol . 14 , Sept . 1 - 22 , 1965 RESTRICTION CODES (A) Closed by Executive Order 11652
  • 10 p ESanitiz:edNTJfCBS 10, 1983~ esident (CAP-80995-) io----11-,p- ~ s:.~ t,-1 /tJ-1-fl r· tJ;u,v ;VL;J"tf-2~ -lf'l,'jr&-ffi:effie~--4:f&aflflh--\:~~.H=f..--Wel,S.S-:-CclesrS- f /~-t-1! Op-NlT f1-ZIJ 1..-1s--11 -;;4-6-eat.ie-+--Fh,s1tow
  • . Komer Top Secret s-.. .. r1,,.. .'7172'frJ' ~/~..U-~'f-~o & McG. 06/22/65 A 06/21/65 A B. 1 p National Security File ,,• • • • •.., McGeorge Bundy - Memo s to the President , vol . 11 , June 1965 RESTRICTION CODES (A) Closed by Executive Order
  • [Duplicate of #5f, NSF, Files of Walt Rostow, "Strategic Missile Talks," Sanitized NU 89-149] II~ t"f-7/J,,'~ ~ca-flfleffte-t---~4c· ~ffieeot'.~ S 2p #5lb memo #52 (~-IJ3dd, AlSF.CF, I/Al"{!,t,u-1.J.,- /ui. ~ ~J6 ~ ,,.&o ljo ~ &-Uo-Gt'l #J(..,'j°q
  • reaction here. The second was the invitation sent by the Foreign Minister to U Thant urging that he send United Nations observers to Vietnam during the elections. In his letter the Foreign Minister expressed the view that the presence of such observers
  • Wedn-..diay February 16. 1966 5:1 5 P . M . Mr. President: This is State• s list of U. S . non­ milita.ry programs in Vietnam. It do not include claseified activitie in the political area. Bromley Smith A ttachment Log# 420, Read-Bundy memo dtd 2
  • the British left wing, our own opposition to Viet Nam policy, U Thant, etc. The attached appendix lists the electric power, steel and cement ta rgets and estimated civilian casualties calculated to be associated with them. Strategy C. Narrowing the broad
  • _ : ~OULD-BEGIVING !N TO U THANTANDNOT IO ANKARA.THE NOTION - OF. SIMULTANEOUS AND MATCHING RESPONSES TO U THANT-·ALSO ·-:.-.· ._.HELPS GIT. AROUND THE BIG :ISSUE. OF.• WHO MOY.ES FIRST.-·.·" - · • •· . • :· ' ~. - ~- . , r
  • ••"isaNialater h'auo folrl 11 eaa ...,_Mllor Quin llaa 11•.-•t.l an appclaan1ac I.or ti. hnlp Niu.at• with 1e11dud.111 tu wMk of low ••r '• 1967. Qn U• lut nett~ l'dhS111toa tn .,_., 1965• M wa■ QCai'WNI ltJ Nr. MeGeorp lun4J at the Wblt. -... the l'oref.p
  • . It is also a useful, marginal stimulant to U .s. business and our export markets. (3) OECD Working Committee Associations with the East: The Case Against: Secretary Rusk feels that we should not do this before consulting_ key members of the Organization
  • more ideas by tomorrow. m~t3 , McG. B. -COMFIDEWTiiO .L a tta chm Mt MEMORANDUM THE WHITE HO U SE WASHING T ON December 9, 1965 MEMORANDUM FOR MR. BUNDY SUBJECT: Church Interest in Cease-fire in Vietnam Professor Gilbert White, Chairman
  • , Preaident Saragat of Italy, Preaident Sanchez Hernandez of El Salvador . Preaident Ayub Khan of Pakiatan, UN S cretary General U Thant, the Shah of Iran and Prime Minister Borten of Norway among others. At our requeat the Department of State has drafted
  • they ought to •tick. The next •tep is for U Thant to issue an appeal--hopefully today-­ and for the three governments to reepon.d. Then it remain ■ to set up some aort of monitoring of the Greek withdrawal and the Turldah demo­ bilization and to work out
  • Saturda.y that he ~ l f bad -c arefully inspected the records on the e..Ueged U Thant eontact through Mr. Suslov, .a RusSian member o! tlle &!)cretariat, in 1964-early 1965 and that there bad never been any eommunic.a.tion from ?vioscow to Bu.slov. Dobryn1n
  • . 12356, Sec. 3.4(b) White House Guiddines, Feb. 24, 1983 Bv~ , NARA, Date Y;o// f- SECRET ~ i' . Schedule for U. S. Observers in Viet-Nam DECLASSIFIED E.O. 12356, Sec. .4(b) \Vhite Hrn . Gni
  • agreements. W. W. Rostow CHILE CEYLON PARAGUAY GUINEA approve approve approve approve _ _ disapprove disapprove _ _ disapprove disapprove _ speak to me speak to me speak to me speak to me a ~~~~ ,r,--
  • _ : ~OULD-BEGIVING !N TO U THANTANDNOT IO ANKARA.THE NOTION - OF. SIMULTANEOUS AND MATCHING RESPONSES TO U THANT-·ALSO ·-:.-.· ._.HELPS GIT. AROUND THE BIG :ISSUE. OF.• WHO MOY.ES FIRST.-·.·" - · • •· . • :· ' ~. - ~- . , r
  • only an expreaaion of opinion but I do not aee how it ii poaaible for anyone to aay more at this atage. U there were a mutually accepted mediator auch a, Pope Paul or U Thant it might be pos ■ ible to find out more. But it appear ■ to me to be unlikely
  • I .,,--INFORMAnON C:.,NfiDi!Nti&L SablN&J. Mr. s. ........ 1•• 1968 -- 6:15 p.m. Pn ■ w..t: Attu • ...,..u..otm,c.U..,..a. Ht dowa my ....,.... low 1'68 el thl• ceatr, ...,.._ .. ala" la 19'0, llaaft •.t.et••1•t 1 la •hnpl• ~. It ..... lte
  • rlZPi YI WILL ~AK£ VIA SULTANST~K SiCRB'i' IN. S!CRE'f - .. 3. _621, DECSMBER16, 10 P .M. FRCM: JIDDA. I Rl,iOM~~~D AGAINSTTRYI:-JGTO .. NiAT£~ * up~ QUlSTION0~ Ri~E~4~-u~YO~ AT THIS INSTANTANDTHAT WE FOLLOw SAQ~AF• S- ADV ICE. OF CJ UR.SE
  • / 6 _...,,._., tlf'Jd,'k..,/ ef- '7 - DO [duplicate of #83a, NSF, Country File, Peru, Vol. 2; sanitized NLJ 9Q l.0.1..J C 4 pp. [duplicate of #83b, NSF , Country File, Peru, Vol. 2; sat1it:i:zed. ~LJ 9D-101] O,u,.... '-1/1/b l 2 pp . e , ~ ~ ~- 1
  • '/ A A- - '/--ld-o/3 A/LJ7/-/& Charles Schul-tze - 1.-zti:3/6-62 pf>. ~~'\ 11 - J-cu /VLj 11--lt:f} -W¾-:l-,-:l-¼-am:-tiautt-to- Cenf-±denti-al #73 memo A- - - Rostow to the President re personnel 1 p. ~~ t,t0-97 ;u,,i T-lf 1/7/67 A C FILE LOCATION
  • and if more timely out, preferably Sweden, our representatives U Thant in and better-organized in part with professional demonstrations groups, the different. if, during in the US had been denied I myself was during which often to support which
  • QUICl\L Y, MUCH OF TH£ 1u:ctNT IM?:10'./£!-fENT nv PRESScoyERAGE.ACHIEVED BY THET~OOF YOU,GEN. SIDLEANO: wILL EE LOST.. NO om.: CAN ~??RECIA'iE E~TTER THAN B;urn_Y ZCRTHL~th ~! HERE AT THE f;JlUTE HOUSZ THE ?RESSU.R::SWHICH ARE U?ON YOU JUST Nm
  • ) lll&}n Nw Cf\ _11~ ESaAitizee 412s104 ~Ju 03 ~041,~Qnu. 086 Page 2 of 5 07128167 3 A [Exempt 2/22/10 NLJ 09-279] '4/U•tl'I 1~· 0 '/lfw9J Bv~ 088 Intelligence Memorandum S ~ O/!ftW:J 8e> 1-126 8] C ~ JMA.;;t:.,,. L:!. memo r.s;·1tiz ~Afift8
  • of December 31, 1966 "Q. Mr. President, would we consider dealing directly with the Vietcong in negotiating an end of the war, which U Thant seems to think is necessary and also stopping the bombing in the North sort of as a forerunner to peace negotiations
  • - k ~ ~,.atJ-nJi,~ £;;; ..l =/ e- I Df'd q-/c/-C/9 N L-Sl:/"f)-:500 secret #l9o. ffleffl:(9 te Hostou f r om Ackley re: cpnfidontial # 20 ,)iiefliO ~'vv'- J ~ ,)_
  • #~~~~-~~n-,.~ C 1 p. C 1 p. C 1 p. A 1 p. C 1 s 1 p. C 1 p. p,.- OJ)U) })lr' RA(. ID/23/13 #1 # o Kabul 2 pp. FILE lL~~ LOCATION NSF, Country File, "Afghanistan, Volume I, 12/63 - 4/68," Box 116 RESTRICTION CODES (Al Closed
  • , SONFIDENTlhL 1968 - ( .'/ 0 ///7 MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT SUBJECT: 50th Amli•er ■~y of Csecho ■ lovakia On October 18, fifty J•r• ap, Ma ■aryk prea•ted Woodrow WUaoa with Csecho ■ lovakia'• Declaration of lndapeadence. i ■■ ued that day by tbe Cseclao
  • of the Cambodia recommendations we •ent over. Mr. Pres-ideut, you can smell it all ovei-: Hanoi's operation, backed by the Chicoms, is no longer being regarded as the wave of the future out there. u·. S. power is beginning to be felt. We're uot in; but we-' r-e
  • decision. 1h c..f. ~. McG. B . J ~ wu./4u., f(w.l.. ~ Iv.. ~~ w-"-'l Gv... .J~ o..,.U. ~ .f ffu,.,t. ~ I'\'\ (/\I\ V\'\ w .J-o.
  • LBJ LIBRARY DOCUMENT WITHDRAWAL SHEET Classification Pages Doc# DocTvpe Doc Info 03i eaele Page 1 of 3 Tel A:oiv 1796 Sa111t1Zed 1998 S 1 Date Restriction 12/1~.!e7 .' 21 7/26/66 A 6 0 ?u~e, Jtit~JF!~emos to the President, Vol, 54
  • representatives General tary is legitimate. Likewise of the United recent Ge.1.ieral U Thant do not encourage short·l:y: the advent nal level. voted of realism As a matter that fact, no preparation But, supposing and which are possibly act
  • ~ ft- ,v L ~ 4p 02/03/66 A 2/04/66 A 8 3-- ~o B secr@t SecDef from ~ top secret #6b memo J-~J-'l'f NLJ 91-K~ for the President from McNamara secret ~ ~ ~rt -:t:--i:1-- - + -....u..,..l-)..).J.lo-;'-e~--l-- D6v"5r11.JeJ ''" AIL l 'IJ-B
  • -. ~ 'l - 7- ffT Nt... J 83-'I-G t,,;u-, 7-7 - ~~ ftBa fo£ r00eFe b, Ros tooo roemo [email protected] A Alt.....J KJ>- 'i EsA0larrd' 9 8'{ l~t1~0 Lt f'' .d &f (/; (' eoafidentiaJ.. /H2d Fqrnr-t re. KeFeaA troop
  • Cable u,.~ p,t+' /2,ltc!_ ~ S 5p #49c cable Intelligence Information Cable S 3p -,fllll\ FILE LOCATION NSF, Memos to the President, W. Rostow, Vol. 93, September 1-11, 1968 Box 39 RESTRICTION CODES (Al Closed by Executive Order 12356'governing
  • indicators also took a favorable turn. In II Corps area, there was a marked decrease in the number of Viet Cong incidents, attribut) able in part to U. S. and Vietnamese air operations. In Binh Dinh province, visible progress was made in caring
  • oataW.tahlng a. bad. precedent. An Ambuoa.do1t in :e,:-ldgetown will repreaellt us not only in Barbadoa (166 square miles, 260,000 populatlonl but •Ml also h~dle· b'ltate~al relatloa, wlth aoJne elght ·• aasoclated tat.,sn fl ~500 fH{U.&Jte mllea, 806, OO:O
  • IS VERY ILL. MAURER WAS RECEIVED BY PHAM VAN DONG ONLY. · 4. 1.3(a}(4 UNITED NATIONS SECRETARY U THANT'S PRESS RELEASE THAT HANOI IS WILLING TO NEGOTIATE HAS NEVER BEEN EITHER CONFIRMED OR DENIED BY THE HANOI GOVERNMENT. 5. - COM\1ENT :_ 1-3(a)(4