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  • your attendance as bait for people like Nasser, U Thant, and whatever Soviet leader they can get. I myself think it would be a mistake for you to encourage this particular enterprise by your personal attendance. Hutchins and Company are not the most
  • Secret 3 p p . ~ "''[u-,1 i/p[Oo ,Vl-f-/4,JLJJ 0t f;-O(;).~ A A FILE LOCATION { National Security File, Memos to the President, Walt Rostow Volume 19, January 15-31, 1967 ( RESTRICTION CODES
  • ) , WITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES) FORM OF DOCUMENT CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE #17 cable DATE RESTRICTION 5/31/68 -C 0(2-t--lJ 7-7-1'1. A "'Lr ,,-131 stow to PresidcRt, 8:50 a.tn. ~ 1-lq-Ol C 1-p U [Duplicate of #168, NSF, CF, France, Vol. 13
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  • ,' . • ,. •,•· • . :· . :. ; ' ~ ~' • i . II ••. .· I '• •• I · Proposed Diploma tic Actions :• t ., • ';, · '. I March .31, 1968 ,• I . ·· ....... : , I .. · :' . : i ./ . . 1. · · Have Goldberg · inform U Thant at about 7: 00 this I · ·: . ·,. :...: . evening
  • ,e ly. Neverthelcue. we should know more about its work. We overwhelmingly support the UN. but we need a better understanding of its purpoaea and accomplishments. Aa National Chairman, l know y ,o u will encourage the govornora of the states. local o
  • ..._r•tulll ... that tiler• ....i• be no CUllle• of borcler without the a1reemut of the U. s. and SoYlet 1ovenmeat■ , ud that the proltlem of •l'rided co1Pdl'lea ■hoald be ••1..._ 1ruaally lty tu wl•h.e• of thelr people ■• Z. Sec. lhaak went oat oa
  • -erupting collective actl\>n 111the event the Haitian ■ try to lnvolve the UN. Cialo Plaza bad lunch with U Thant today. 'rVe do Dtlt know whether they dbcua•~d Haitl. and tbe role• of thelr respective organization•. 9. State haa ln!urmed all of our ml
  • to 11 The American people are afraid of a long war." . ,.. ' W. W. Rostow .. ·- ......... . GONFIDEN'i'IAL _D'i. L.AS9Ft=-O E. . W y 12?>51, ~ ' 3. (bJ ...u ...;,..:.,U.~, o~- NARA, Date 3 / _ ).-o ,fo , -~_, ~ L"-~ . r..: -~ ., :.J
  • .-y17:1t,?6/1r1 5 ,.&; c~ ,7 !I~ ~-'cau0:,,1 f'L ~ ~ ~ ; ( , , ~ u,,-c,,:,. Rostow Lo the Pre~ . .. s 1 f". ~ 1-N ,qs tl l.J qi,\·\ 1o l~ i- ;;>.$-7 '/ ,A/~J ~1/--ll,~ FILE LOCATION NSF, Memos to the President, Walt Rostow, "Volume 35, July 16
  • · IN THIS JI SCUSSIO~l BUT I . EX?ECT TO ·RAISE .·IT ON WEDNESDAY IF IT DOES NOT CO ME UP AT OUR DINNER WI TH U THANT TOMORROW. 5. · ON THE MISCELLANEOUS .SIDE .. T" ERE ") AS SO ME DISCUSSION· OF THE . EMBASSIES IN OUR TWO CAP ITALS AND AN INDICATION FROM
  • \ft 9/20/"' /1/LJ/rz.1--c 1q-i.4 1 :7 6/20/67 A J A {a.u,,u ~ (; - /~Cf~ I\JL:_r- tj/-1
  • of the danger of the terrorist matter. • 8BORE'£ H61'IS - tY•/1- _s;_; CF.Bohlen: am L-38·~ . !WBI~ (l>,-.,J1i11t Of,u ,.11,1 0/Jtt•I DEPARTMENT OF' S'fATE M~rnor.andum •of ConvGtrsafion DATE: SUBJECT: Pueblo PARTlCIPANTS: The Secretary Fe~ruary 27
  • to President, 2:().$p.m. ~ 1p ~ 'l ,~4tb tJt.,$ q..1,..'12:b -...;S,__ __ ' u 2"-""'"p._. ~ 'l-;l-13 NJ..J 'J~-V-37 #25 memo Rostow to President, 1:40 P·E!i S1 p ~,e(Y\,p ~ o 103 4/4/68 A #25a cable Intelligence Cable S1p 4/4/68 A #27 memo Rostow
  • ✓- Approve recognition of Botswana and Lesotho Approve double accreditation of ambassadors Approve raising U. S. consulates to embassies Speak to me --- EKHam i1 tonfvm r r/ Disapprove --- Disapprove --- t,/ Disapprove _ __ THE SECRETARY OF STATE
  • clear the U. S. l. We are determined to hold the $35 price. The reactioa■ Switzerland Inclined conault ■y■tem. ia to continue •· We are 1oin1 to announce within 10 daya. S. We are prepared went off po ■ ltioa: Z. We are oppoaed to a two-price
  • 1n an ob•ervatlon made to me thl• mornlna after breakfast by Dick He belleYe ■ Cy Vance le the be•t el.Dale Helnu. man we could u•e to 1lt down with Ky and try to get him to play ball with Thieu throu1h the pre ■ ent crl Ucal pha•e 1n Vietnam. Helms
  • -EDFIFTEEN OTHER Pt.ACES~·1 •. ·THEGOVERNMENT Or THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICOr VIETNAM 'HAS,.D'ECLAREDTHAT_THE-rIFTEEN-PLACES PROPOS.E'O-sv-rHE··u-N lTEO -ST ATEs··ARE 1 NADEQUATEAND··THAT-·THE-OBJECT IONS-:, •• · ~Or T.HE,-A.ME.RICAN GOVERNMENT-TOTHE.-CHOICE
  • there, but will the Communists recognize them? For the first time since I came to the White House, people feel there is some light, but that is because the military situation is turned around. When that light will work out, no one knows. You can't predict when U will end
  • to •• ceminon doloa•• V••• and •~lty, aa4 a.u&horlM ile.... cudon. Pursuao& to the pr0Yl1tou of llJb of the Atomtc ED.err, Act of 195', u am.ended. aod upon di. recommecdatloa o.f the Atemlc Enersr Comml•atoa, J llorebye (&) Appi"Ovo &b•-propoaed Ag-reement
  • ~-rr·s R.Ol.£.. AttftS ALG ARD SAID NORWAY STR·ON GL Y SOPP OR.TED \I 1tfAN1 t. S EFFOftTS TO GEY ftEG0TI ATI ONS UNDERWAY ANO N·OR WAY HAD A~OLUTE CONP]l)Ef'CE !N U THANT IN THIS COtEiJECTI Ode .'1'HEREf'OM: NOllWEGlltNS HAD BEEN DISTURBED 'fN· ST ATE~H
  • in regular session next week commemorating twe.11tieth a111,iversary Marshall Plan. Would be honored by speech from you Wedn~sday, 26th, o~ thu~sday, 27th. At our last three sessions we had speeches respectively ,' by Secretary Genaral U Thant, Datjish
  • to $100 and the alcoholic exemption to one quart, the Mexicans have pushed us to restore the cuts. President Diaz Ordaz raised it with y~u during the Mexico City trip and at Amistad Dam. You indicated that you would have the issue studied. During
  • fx1afoJandwal fro~ President Jol111so11 ~ 7~ po..s..s.i.bJ e c] a ssi fi ed i Afo ~~ r eply =be PM Wi l ~°'' ~ 5prrpt ~C ' ; oet= ,t{J.. j ~ S' I:, " ~/et.~ 1 p c; 1{1r(c,~ u~ '\) sugges~ed re~ly to PM Wilson ecret ;,.>, 11 Nt--J '111->'I) ''f''l
  • &lJ aplo ■ lTe mood la Lando. U total relaxatloa w•r• aot promptlJ adwtYecl, tboL'le allected la Laredo plaaaed to retaliate i.,- Woclracllaa the l>rlcla• to Naevo Laredo. He also feared p11bllc critlchm of the Preddellt amoq lopl ••pporters. Bill
  • 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
  • . 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