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- strategic superiority. Maintain hard appearance but seek conciliation. c. Back-peddle with all haste on basis we're overextended. We elect 1. to exercise Option B with following themes: Vis a vis US: a. Only obstacle program. to detente b. Germany
- (0) . c. • • .... , 1. ' • , • •• • • • 7. • IJ • • • II t • - • • CCIICIUl'NlllflJ, (0) t • trip • r aoec:1GI • • Jet.., d .. t FEB VI~: / t: ',J / OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON 1/7 / 63
- en Copyright Holdor. VI. fhUriiUS fo!n.s"·n . C'· .•. . • ' . •, . ~~~· ~ ' . , ..
- .~t to the viability of 3erlin and to the Three =:1eeting their are also in :1espo:l~ibili ties acco~d ~i~h in the city. ·~,"'" l.J.S., u ..... T 'r - .,,.. ~-·· ......... :::::. ese the will of the people of vi.:..8ility o :-. 3er
- ..... ~ ~ ~ +l.v,l ou0\- \--o ~ '. ·e '/ e C..,- __,,~. c.. . () vi eP1'1€·"-· \. LV l.a ·\.- vJ.Q... ME.fI!NQ ~~OT!S t:eP¥AtGHT!D Publjcgtjon R~uire~. Pev 111iniel'\ ef Ecpvright Hol~hnscn ~E'S : ~ \ \ " ' 1J\J e¥eCA.A 1 cl~ ~~o 7,J !e
- . ThornoJ Joh11son M L"- : .. (" t-IOTES CQPYRtGHTED il'"'"'uli-.-• .1..111 Raq-wires ~rmissieA ef Cv~yrignt HOtaar: VI. 1-ho1nEu Johnson i -~ I I L ! ..: ...... ---- ··-- cc~ · · r~-. - -- · - - . --- - MEETING "10:Y:ES ce~ lt16HT
- to advise on economic (matters) and inflation. Robert Nathan is our choice. President: Vice President talked to him. Bundy: He ought not to be under Charles Mann. Report directly to Lodge and Porter. DEG.ASSiFIED E.O. 12356. Sec. 3A i\'~J SE. VI• E c
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- cane to town, y0\1 might get 1D touch Yith Mr. Bill Brubeck of' Oil?" ata.t:t' who deals direct.l,7 vi th Af'r1can Attairs. I am certain be voul4 be pl.eased to bear 7our camnenta. On behalf' ot tbe President, I want to tbaDJt 70111tor 7wr cantiDued
- Johnson. If trip develops as it now appears certain recommend arrangements for short courtesy call on President Johnson. I will make clear to Prime Minister that trip will not take on any aspects of state vis it. To avoid whether well as tion
- EeaenUally tb• plaa i• worked out on a local baaia - 1otna from military to political action. RUSK Gromyko ia intereatad iD the Cambodian Conference. Sibaaoak b palliq back 011 hi• oriaiaal iDJtut.ne• tbac Vi•t Cone be repreeented at th• coderence
- the politico-military position or the U.S. v:1s ~a vis Communist Clliila and . · other potentially· hostile or disruptive forces in the Far Fast through 1971. These terms were prepared by- the stat.f Of the NESO. The terms would be applicable whether the study
- news papers and radio and TV stotions. c. Attitudes of Key Individuals Every key nationnl figure in Cuban society, vi th the notable exception of the Co.tholic hierarchy, is by now either a dedicated supporter of coa:nmism and the Castro regice
- vern nt of ated. c reful y ft r n m tin he ppr I 'th b ~ 'inc rely B. Clinton Dr. D vi . Voi t Mifflin Boul v rd 112- n ylv JBC:ltd i Dr.D. Vo:L-ot 112-A Mifflin Shillington Reading,Pa. Blvd President Lyndon B. Johnson White House
Folder, "Greece - Papandreau Visit - 6/23-24/64 [2 of 2]," Country Files, NSF, Box 127 [2 of 2]
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- close alliance with the United States depends on the reaction of the Turkish public to our attitude and what we can produce on the Cyprus problem; · 5. Try to obtain results from the visit which will improve Turkey's bargaining posture vis-A-vis Greece
Folder, "NUCLEAR - Indian Nuclear Problem [2 of 2]," Files of Charles E. Johnson, NSF, Box 33
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- • • • . . • • • • Nuclear Sharing. • , . • • . • • • • (vi) The Plowshare Loophole . . • • . . • • • • 4. Conclusion. 5. Recommendation .. NLJ .....• • ...• of an Indian DECLASSIFIED E.O. 13292, Sec. 3.5 By • . . . . . . . . . . . . . ott- , , a_
- , Ambassador Telles will want the vis it as now proposed. We anticipate that questions raised in Panama's telegram will be answered by next week. A proposed visit !er Chiarl is W'lder consideration by t re White Hou; e. K. Bracken - Department INCOMING
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- ~ESTOJi HAIPHONG. 'AND THE BAI THUONG AIR-F'IELD 70 MILES SOUTH OF HANOI. IN ALL CASE-,·, DARKNESS PREVENTED BOMB DAMAGE ASSESSMENT. THERE WER,ENO A IR CRAFT REPORTEDLOST OVER NORTH VI ETNA~ LAST NIG.HT. 1 MILITARY CASUALTIES IN SOUTHEAST.ASIA 2 G
Folder, "Walt Rostow, Vol. 104: Nov. 5‑8, 1968 [1 of 2]," Memos to the President, NSF, Box 42
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- CHOlCJ::S H/\VE N01' DEEN SH1ri..E on EP.S't'. J03 ..,·o P!\:.:5 I DE:--!1'JO~-mSON 1J:1LL CON'i INUE -- U~l1'1L JP.i~l:ActY ~o., 19 69 -'IO t•:A:
- •• k tan ind1aat velo menta 1n lndi dee de-old ill- dJuated tot 8 thin Ten y b nour v1 t lity of -• quit • s i- nt t llit ry thruat lnto even throug Vi t politic l. n infl n i eco omic • ista ce or ven • ffecttve d1 lo ared to cy
- · States_ may, however, com• municate such information to the North Atlantic Treaty Orga,nization or, 3 when authorized by the United States, to other Member States the information for functions related to NATO missions~ requiring Article VI provides
- the questions, the report will review: I. U. S. Objec tives in South Vietnam; II. Present U. S. Policy in South Vietnam; III. The Present Situation; IV. Alternative Present Courses o! .Ac tion; V. Possible Later Actions; VI. Other Actions Considered
- ) Amembassy KARACHI (Amb . Mcconaughy) White House (Mr . Komer) G sis r- Ambassador Mcconaughy said Ayub has manifested strong f ee lings of rapport with ?r es ident Johnson, especially a ft er his vi sit to the Texas ra nch in 1961. Ayub had bee n
- • . PROSPECTANNOUNCEl~ENT AYUB V ISI"f BEFORE THEN, PLEASE. SEND FLASH :; •;,.:;.,~(:"-~f'!-'so OCM CAN Mov FAST. , . . .• . ;;:ii/' •'MEANWHILE' RE PROSPECT OF' SHASIR l VIS IT I AHER JANtiARY 20, WE ~OTRc.L;:IT~EATN· THDIESC:--EPMUBERIC COMMREITME N-F1 sL.LHOJ rr
Folder, "Meetings With the President -- 6 January 1964 - 1 April 1964," McCone Memoranda, Box 1
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- with 'the--P~ident , 9)7--Zy S 1 . t.
Folder, "The President's file for Korea, Vietnam (Briefings)," Files of Walt Rostow, NSF, Box 10
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- previously announced. Furthermore, we thought we had to keep in mind the worst pas sibility down the road: that we lose Khesanh or have a debacle there and {although even more unlikely) that the North Koreans take some severe steps vis -a-vis South Korea
- including extension oft erms and · authority to call individuals. SEPVlCE SET -2 . ·';\.'ICL: SET VI. Question: What is the status of Program 5 regarding deploy ment of forces as of I March 1968? Answer: See Document 4. VII. Question: What
- OR WEEKS. t 1· I l,. t 12. IF" THE PRESIDENT DECIDES TO MOVE, l URGE MOST STRONGLY THAT WE GIVE TIME TO HEEXf\MINE THLIH POSITION HEFOHE WE f\NNOUNCC: IJNlL/\'fEHf\LLY, /\ND TH/\T WE f\GREE T0 THE vi~ EK • s l NT En vI\ L r: 0H T}IE MEET I NG • I ALs
- to make decisions prior to the re t urn of Secr etary McNamara . Secreta ry Rusk said he was taking a sober view, even a pessimistic vi~w of developments in South Vietnam . Listing the points of weakness in the situation in Vietnam was a way for us
- TECHNOLOGYCONSISTENT WitH tNTtLSAT ARRANGEMENT~,WE WILL BE IN POSITION TO HOvr AH£An VtS•••VIS NSAM 338 ON GOVfRNMENT,AND LATER ON AGENCy AND INDUSTRY LEVELS AS APPROPRIATE• ACTION ON PROPOSALS INVOLVING NSAM 29~ wr.uLo BE UNOERTA~ENroLL"WING APPROP~IATE AGR~EM~NTAS
- anti- Vietnam demonstrations were in New Zealand. Korea {l) Park showed up well. (2) They have 47, 000 men there now. {3) We asked for another di vis ion. (4) They must get the approval of their assembly. (5) They offered additional support troops
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- rETE~·m:rn ro ni: r .H Aul.1! ;H::>Tr.ATIVE f,lr'.RKING. _ __SERVICE SET Meeting began: 6 :55 p.m. Meeting ended: 8 :25 p. m. ~ 1\;:Vi l NG NOTES , (o?Y~IGHTE D MEiTl~lc; ~10Ti5 TOP SEGRhT EYES OMLY COPYRl
- NLJJ,f,+c 'l1-IS1' i-r-'(l.J~, fl,,I, v-JJ $S'3 By M""'1 , NARA, Date 5. ~ ,_/),s- 't\!ETING MO"f!5 COPYRlr,HI~D Pt:1eliea~ie,, Ree,it:tir:e"' ,1, 'ht P!!fllhS~·IOii ot •=e~~·g Htnclo1 VI Tiaomee Je~'VIGI' SERVlCESET [1 of 5] TOP !5'.l!CRE I - 2
- the light at the e:ld of the tunne l in Vietnam be comes more evident, the threat of Chinese intervention grows stronger. 11 He concluded that the Chinese could not let North Vi\'!t..'lam be defeated in its efforts to take South Vietnam without committing
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