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  • ~~::~~.~ . NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE , WITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES) FORM OF DOCUMENT Agency: # 16 Cable DATE CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE Stf!~ RESTRICTION State Department JJ.8827 ~~11-IS-'11 C A Nl....J 'l/-3~1 ~ ~ AJL'] Or/·OVf·a
  • DEPARTMENT EXECUTIVE OF STATE SECRETARIAT 4-:- 17823 November 27, 1963 To: o Ttl From: McGeorge Bundy White House Benj~in H. Read Executive t;i:: Secretary \ A request fot'\ an appointment for General Nasution, l\ldonesian Minister
  • SECRETARY, DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE I SUBJECT~.1_·_____________________________________________ ..,_________________________.•It was noted that the Department oi State and the Atonric Energy Commission concur in the requested dispersal. The President has
  • for the of Prime Minister Krag. The Prime Minister and his Ambassador, Count Knuth­ Winterfeldt, will represent Denmark; the Department of State will be represented by William C. Burdett, Deputy Assistant Secretary for European Affairs. Benjamin H. Read Executive
  • seven billion by the year 2000. This unprecedented increase presents us with a situation unique in human affairs and a problem that grows more urgent with each passing day. • The numbers themselves are striking, but their implications are of far greater
  • .) of Congressional Relations (Extension 3627). (8) Call USIA (Telephone State, 182-5151) and Department Bureau of Public the text· of announcement Affairs giving and time of issuance. Remind the person receiving announcement (182-5011) the call
  • program. Katzenbach is moving to improve the top staff at state for coordinating foreign affairs activities like the war on Hunger. He has hired (or is about to hire) Tom Schelling from Harvard -- a top flight hard-headed individual -- to be aichief
  • of increase, there will be four billion people by 1975 and nearly seven billion by the year 2000. This unprecedented increase presents us with a situation unique in human affairs and a problem that grows more urgent with each passing day. The numbers