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  • . Not· for release until after delivery about 11 t 10 VI~- PRESIDENT'S ARRIVALSTATI.nENT ARLANDA AIRPORT September 3 1 1963 Mr,-Prime Minister• friend$ You do my country a great cordial welcome to our party. Two years for the funeral Hammarskjold. Government
  • . Retreabllents ~ be ••ned. 2. Talld.n&points tor your aeeting vi th President Boach. Dlere 1• attached a paper of tal.ld.Dc points 70u M'T v1ah to read before you oal1 on President Boach. Thia has been cleared b7 Aabaaaador Martin and Secretar., Martin and bu
  • shortage in personnel & reduction to 25 months. equipnent. 2. During 1962: be ready to deploy one additional division in Central Area on same basis. 2. Up to 3 additional active divi­ sions Jll'1 be vi thdrawn tran Algeria by end CY 62. 2. French have
  • . Congo and Belgium Seek Accord on Nationalization Issue Vi e seem to be on the upswing of the Congo roller coaster this morning. Our Embassy at Kinshasa reports that President nA IFIBD .0. 29~8) e~. .5 NSCM mo, 1/30/95, S~iA ~ p . uidelin BECR:ZT
  • '-· __ ::;: __ OF E r. _,/;;~NO.___ ._ Fnl\3 MSG. No. 11-SFnoM USIS I~t.P]J____ I I 3. To dernonstrc.te at every turn tha trcmendou~ sense of responsibili which Presid'ent Johnson hc'..Svis-a-vis the so.fety of the world a:nd to overl~ with the serious attontion he
  • are required the Centr?! l Govern­ ment has promised that they will be made available. India, with its vast population, has thus far budgeted more of its own funds for family planning on a ~r capita basis than any other country. VI. ASSISTANCE FROM OUTSIDE
  • CHOlC~. MEAR EAST: ISR~ELI VI~W OF qEFUGEE PR09LEM - AM8ASSADO~-ffARMAN TOLD UND!R SECRET~TIY nosto~ THAT ISR~EL JS CONCENTRATINA or-, REACTIVATING fJ!·m 14t\ ~no ESfA8LIS '1E1J NON~GOVtRNMENTAJ.. ~ELIEF OROANIZATIONS CN THE ~EST 9ANM. HARM~N SAID
  • 5797 S 3p 6/28/68 A #25 memo Rostow to Read C 1p undated A
  • NATION.AL .ARCHIVES .AND RECORDS SERVICE WITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES) FORM OF DOCUMENT DATE CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE O~ 11l~tJjo1 NL-r '1'.,..50:f -.i NL-T 00-::;. RESTRICTION +B ~t -ope;vi ///:). '9-jo I Jl/1-.:rCJJ-Sv9
  • , ~ .28 ·2-,64-1 .. •· 27,_448 962 .. • OTHERALLIED Killed Wounded .Mi~si~g/Captu~~d . ... VI ET CONG/NVA . . • .. 'Killed (estimateb) .518 777 •• • •• • .· .. • l,784 ..·• ·_4,19.6 . •. • I 100,294· .• : 259,4-47 ·1so·,441 • .•389,111
  • FOR NE GOTIATIO NS Fom·,ULATZD i3Y THE .FOaEI GN (•i PHSTER · A:~D TP.E u~~LSAS~Irrn OF VI OL E~~ CE I i·J THE ~0UTH. · !m VIE'JJS THC: ' TWO ACTIO t;s AS c·o~1PLIME: tHARY, · T•HE:: C0i1l 31 IJI:D EFFECT OF WHICH SHOULJ l!:ND' IN A NE GOT I AT£J PEACE
  • ,; .,,I • -- _ 'l.'Z. . E0 13526 NIE ~ 1-6.S • • •3.~(h)(2) 26 Nove~be:-. i 965 E0 . .•,_5 I "\ CONTROLLED DISSEM RECE •v~~' \l!cGEORGE ::..vi,w, 5 Of••• ·. I · · : I - ►13526 . ......_ _ . 6.2 d) -~#d]-~ •' 1965 OECi I\ •. PM•:-> ,-.6
  • ~ E US ·WITHDRAW UNDER P~ESE NT CIRCUMSTANCES a DE GAUL LE ~ 1 ·~ AGREED WITH THESE TWO STATE MENT S AND SAID THEY WERE CORRE CT• · · "i I · THEN SAID THAT I THOUGHT FR AN CE COULD ASSIST THE VI ET·! UAMESE GOVERN MENT . I N THIS DIFFICULT TASK
  • T 1.CAL l NTE Nl . 0 f HcR E VI Ui: Ct: I OI CAT E S NO OEL I BE RAT I: iit: • ESCA• • :LATfON".lT"APPEARS !HAT H,E PRESE1T CCJU"4TRY-WlDE l.ULL IN ~NEMV ACTIVITY lS NOf Of Hl$ OWNCHOOSI G ~UT HAS 81::~NFORCEDU~ON HIM ·BY H 1!:> l.) t: I I: R I URA T
  • the aeriou•••• that the United States attachaa to the obligation in Article VI of the IIPT "to paraue negotlatioua in good faith on effective mea1uree rqardtag c••••tion of the nuclear arm, race alld d1aa111181Nnt ••• " aince eome of tha nonouclur weapon
  • . A. Burki. Lt.-Gen. W. A. Burki then intro­ duces to the Vi~President the following: (i) Begum Burki. (ii) (iii) Mrs. Rountree. The Chief of Protocol. . • JI •• • • • The Vic»President is then co·nducted to the dais. Mrs. Johnson .and· :other members
  • ..cglslallve Rcfenmce Service of tl,e Llbrarr, of Cpngrcu: 1961 vi Birmingham, Ala., May 14 •• A white mob attacked "freedom riders." yl Anniston, Ala., May 14 •• A white mob stoned and bumed a bus cal'l')·ing "freedom riders." Montgomery, Ala., Ma)· 20
  • 046623 OCT 68 FM SECSTATE WASHDC TO AMEMBASSY KAMPALA R 0221482 LIMITED OFFICIA~ ~SE STATE 248906 FYI FOLLOW I NG MESS AGE WI_LL BE SENT DI RECT' VI A COMMER C I A~ CHANNELSTO PRESIDENT ON OCTOBER70 QUOTE I AM HAPPY TO EXTEND TO YOU AND-TO THE PEOPLE
  • Planning Council. Although 1:.e did not identify the writer, he clearly was referring to :VI= . Brzezinski (a c~o .. o: Mr . 3rzezinski 1 s :nen1orar:dur:i. is attached t';;l t.tiis :record. ) . ' The President: Did not support all the views
  • Robert: This is a damned good try - but doesn't it violate Komer' s fir st law: the Indians won the war. Can you shave it down some in favor of Indians? McG. 1 199 B. Dt..
  • , -.\HLL : BE tdJL E· TO VIS IT FAM IL !ES. · . ,:: 0 ! • 1 ; ;: ·_ .._ : • •• • : ' • ; • • .... ' - : ·, ' • ·_ _, ' • f : ._ -\' \ - -. • ' • .·: , , ·' • •, • • • , , • - ! . . r.~4., ·: QµOTE -- I · Jt°A~JE: co
  • the lot of a good many people. But we still have millions left. rr The President said we have to rally the forces and do the be st we can to avoid a cut. VI. Report from the Office of Economic Opportunity Director, Sargent Shriver The morale at OEO
  • ""*-'L'f--- MEcTING NOTcS COPYRIGM.tED ..2-ZJb!i,QtioR Re~wires Permi,!io" ef Cop)' ri~h._ H'Otdea. VI. Thomoa Jut111so1( SERVICE SET [1 of 6] Me!ill'\!G l'IOT!S COPYRISHTED _coi>JFIDEHTIAL "1oblicotic" Rttf!1~ir:e1 Pei rnissie" ef r opyrigbt I
  • . Then we will really have a new war on our hands. _q'QPSECRET MEETU"G ~cfOTES COPYRIGHTW PLf.l;:J.ieetioA RGlgtrirel .f.!lrmiuieA ef Copy.eight H.older: VI. ThomaJ Johnson [2 of 7] "If we take this action it would be absolutely essential to consult
  • a bottomless pit . .GENERAL WHEELER: The ARVN is doing well. The morale is good. THE PRESIDENT: Stress that, General Abrams. GENERAL WHEELER: I asked GeneralAbrams about no reporting of ARVN acti vi ties. THE PRESIDENT: Say you found C+ or B- or whatever you
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  • atmosphere of Vi e tnam. If the war !fOP SECBET-EYES ONLY T-OP SECRET-EYES ONLY -7­ could be won in a year with reasonable casualties, he would not be so concerned. But he feels that it will take at least two years and the fact that we will have put
  • ¥ political pressure at the UN and elsewhere. r Because he expects to gain complete control of the SAM system vi thin the next few wee.ks he hopes tliat, with Soviet support, his warnings will be taken seriously and the US compelled to abandon U-2 flights
  • and the Viet Cong. General Wheele r: The Chiefs be li eve that ground a ction against the No rth Vi etn amese e ffort is adequate to reverse the situation. Air s trikes on the three ta rgets are not n ecessa ry f rom a n1ilitary point of view. However, a South
  • ) resume with the Sen.:!.te, pea.ce lovers, Ministers, etc. :rvt:cN?~ m '·t !"a: Vi e cannot use th!;! same firepower elsewh~re. I can proce tha t. Presid e~ t; I don't think w~ have t he cc.s e n1u.dc to resume bombing. What c L j 0 p y
  • Ara~ia if \le are to have any. influcmce in \·1hat ha~1pens th2re. VI. l1S Militc:i.xv C'onsicerations The JCS have concluded that South Arabia (narticulcrr~x_ Aden) is of us but is not critical "to us -secili-ity. fts port and airfield
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  • Assistant · • i ' '•i:' •· • ~.fl ,'I•. .. ,"'• ' ' NAME AND NUMBER Vi lliam Siegrist , III 11105552 , ·'.~ t111ited . ·states -_ ,..: .Secret .Service .:.. tJVash ARRESTED OR RECEIVED . CHARGE. ctober 16 , 1942 Vi 11 iam S i e g rist
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  • for the federal government in the of Civil Rights and Community Relations. ~ield The Department has a basic resource commitment with modest resource increases in the fields of interference with civil rights, voting, Title VI (federally assisted programs