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  • it into a strongly antagonistic position. · rJ. Strategy The current meeting .with the King offers an opportunity to fttrther United States aims vis-a-vis Greece. Within the frame­ work described above, we should reiterate to the .King the import-· ance we· place
  • momeatum and the OAS •umxnlt meeting propoa-etl for NOYem.ber•December epeu -.p new vi■ taa and llllleaahea new eaergle•. 3. The hl1b-level (cabinet raak) compoaltlon ol ClAP. The llat of member• la at Tait B. •• The J,ob carrle• the personal rank
  • \,fay 1927 the seat of govern­ wa::; tranHferred to Canberra, the first sessinn of Parliarnl'nt. being opened by King G eor ge VI, then O \:ke of York. Australia pass1..~d the Statute of Westminster Adoption Act on October 9, 1942. This officially
  • :, Focllillea Adalaialnalloa Urboa lleae-1 WASHINGTON, D.C. l 20410 GM.n, l rG- ,ft.'f_.·;- December 17, 1965 Admialalrolloa /vi;;-2. 11/,,; ,1.l"'(P/.:Ji.,. ~ MEMORANDUMFOR: Jack J. Valenti Special Assistant to the Presiaent The White House
  • of C arsh - 12 . 18 . 30 Page 5 l ookipg into the matter and if it is good they mi ght mak e the l oan . So f a r , Brewer has got n p l a ce at all regarding the ichigan pap er s . I also found out that the man he has been dea l ing with is only a vi
  • Lewis. When you read it, you'll agree that LBJ should too but thia may be the wrong week. On other band, if we can get an OK now it will help powerfully to get the Shastri visit set up right (and we really only h.ave three weeks). RWK / E.. Vi:,,. NSCM
  • , Lewis Research Center, N.A.S.A. Chairmen Robert W. Kamm (Los Director, Western Operations Office & Space Admin. National Aeronautics Joseph A. Cushman (Minneapolis-St. Paul) District Director, Immigration & Naturalization Service Oscar Bakke (New York
  • >;;;... 1e.lJ Dom. F. ~I )-i"' , 1, r/so(~r FACFA9 ..fJ9/ 09/ 6&I #56b meme, #-57 111e11ro - fl"effi Reste·,: i,o\.JJ? of bt . re. y~tt :,. ae --to President from Bator ....see-re t J. -- '1, -C, .)- r re. i
  • · .• . W: a vi·~ • ,a • ~ , eed a see. 1t. uld ·. on •.'II., • • o f' t" alonio> 0,1.ci: fll dee.I h vin to •"•a ·•,e :,aoo • 1 a.tl ___ c noi· y. y. • •• ----- ef r 1 , ceilb L.e to "'AlGa.). ~1;e MO e.'tti & no , . . ?e '.re exb
  • to the hi g h • lY p,1trol t\ll of the in fo r m.1 Li on 1hic h t he Ucp,1r tr:1ent h ctr·j Ji 1 h r c ~; pee t to COr r c.lC t.i. vi t i c :3 : wl c r e they wo uld tJ k e pldce , their n~tu r e , how m1 ny wer ~ invol ved , etc , I dS k ed t1r . Shell t o
  • of the eople in my state. I worked very closely this past summer with a large gro of oung adults throughout the state in Gov. Coleman's unsuc­ cessful campaign, and I know whereof I s~eak. hose of us in 1i sis­ sipni w10 have op,osed the oss Barnett-Paul
  • , Richard P. Br11dahaw, John O. c~rlton, John T. Jackson. Alex11nder,J MacDonald, Paul K. Boaworth, R. Qrabam Lowell, Jamee W. "211.mi.L.-AObert arcltanke, L. Tom E.' Jr. ____________ ....,. _____________ ____________ -:: _;;;:;_ ' r ,f .... 4
  • an d fo reign broad.c asts. To a les ser deg!'e e, AI D has been attac!~ ed , a. s well; a nd Americ an di.plomats a bread a r e i n dis c rir.rlnn. t el y d es cr i bed as c o ~.· ers fo r CLL\ a c t ~ vi tie s. Soviet me di a gave p r omi nent trea
  • by return wire. W~ Marvin Watson, Special Assistant to the President. FIXX, James F., McCalls ARNOLD, Margaret Long, Saugerties, NY CARTER, John Mack, Ladies Hane Journal BENNION, Marion, Provo, Utah HAYENGA, Ralph V., St. Paul, Minn. BURCHETT, Dale, Coon
  • midshipmen at the Academy. ~-.~'A~ Paul H. Nitz e P S To illustrate the oppo r tunities that exist at the Academy for those Negroes who apply and are accepted , it is of interest that of the four in the Class o f 1968 , one , Midshipman C.F. Bolden
  • be in a rather bad shape in so tar as rats are concerned. The cost the tax payers have to make tor ~h1s sarv1oe is indeed small, and to this date I have heard ·no complain from anyone regarding this eot.1 vi t ·y expense. The more ot thl s t7pe or •ork ~e have
  • that the following Tom Atldn• Bill Fi•her Doug D' Andrea Paul Noonan Roy Gil be rt eon Don Abel Dave Botta Art Winterfelt inviting Cleve Ryan. people from my PH OT can ..;PHF.:H s AP - H.,_rvcy George ) fJ Hen1-y Burl'ou;_;ha Johl.l Rou;'.> Chal'lcs Goi.'y
  • to Pres. of US secret to Pic~iae:ttt llOHl ~stow '.f'e : ColOIIIBia c~ #12 memo- #l2a mGmO- to President from RGstow· re: secret to P'fesideftt fr81ft Dean Rusk G-8/01/66 3p 07/25/66 o/""' ,)1/,I G7/30/66 1--p- PFes. 3hazar's vis ft" 7fat. -z
  • >< L STATE 108715 L!MDIS io MISSION ~ND MAtV EFFORTS TO KEEP PRESS FACTU~LLY INFORMED OF EV~NTS •IN SOUTH VI ET-:NAM IS THOROUGHLY REFLECTED LATEST ?RESS REPORTS~ AGREE FULLY WITH YOUR INTENTION TO MAI~TAIN FU~L FLOW at l~FOR~ATION, INtL0oiNG ~IGH
  • , Jr.• Wn.Liill .AND PROCESS CHANGES IN REGULATIONS VI. EXCESSIVE PROl'ITS DETERMINATIONS- - __ - - _ - _________ VII. APPEALS __________________________________________ VIII. IX. _ _ EXEMPTION 01' COMMERCIAL ARTICLES AND SERVICES ___ _ EXPENSES
  • • RETARY YI HU~•RAK,AND CHIEF 'OF fftOf OCOL PAEK IN-HA~?. TWO RE· MAINlNG POSITI@S IN OFFICIAL. GROUP ~1!GHT BE F'!L'LED !Y P"FtESlDENlS SECRETARY-INTERPRETERCHO SANG--HOAND CHIEF OF SECURITY PAK .CHCIJG•KYU,OH BY CHO AWJ VI"CE MINISTER
  • removal of attachment) OUTGOING TELEGRAM .INDICATE, 0 0 4267 Department of State COUECT C11AIGI TO SECRET No 1 19 9 1 52 brta;.. l9 f Vi t62 CIRCULAR NIACT 939 ACTION: Amembassy OTTAWA NIACT Amembassy THE HAGUE NIACT Amembassy OSLO NIACT
  • ,. ' .. . ' ,. ... , . .. ' ,, ' . .. . ' i .• i, • , . .,. ' ' .. ' ' . .... :.; , • THE SECRETARY OF' STATE WAS·HINGTON . 1. 'I • . .1 ' ·, ., -BECRET- August 2, 1968 Mr. President: . Ambassador Waller brought me in the enclosed message from Paul Hasluck on the recent
  • more optimistic" about GOJ abl.lity to surv v 5. Davi.es noted Cairo radio as wel l a s PLO hav~ oJened up o GOJ 1 r eaction to Wasfi Tel's press conference p in-point ng UAR fa.lure provide air cover, allegedly in vi olat i on of UAC agreement
  • to ·. enc legcer , ·rem f .r tlae _.aister r, pan4.ntU dealing the · m:rent CJpnit cirisl8. !be le"ter _thanlul the ~ ··eat b · action in fer.e•tall.ing . Tmdd.lh ''~ - _ :. ·.cten on cnna ... expresau «ho Prlae Mtai•ter:' • vi -~ . · ·· · .·Uy naponaible
  • IT. HE CONSIDERED P0RTU~UESEGOVT HAD SHQ~N SIGNS OF GOODWILL VIS-A-VIS AFRICANS AND THIS WAS GO.ODCX:CASIONFOR SHOWINGAFRICANS TNAT PORTUGAL'S ALLIES WOULDNOT LET THEMSELVES.'.BEPUSHEDTOO FAR ON THIS SUBJECT. SEYD0UX FRESUMEDTHEREFORETHAT, 1li00GH Ht
  • Banner into area where Pueblo was seized. Seizing a North Korean vessel. Limited blockade of North Korean naval vessels. 3. Moves to strengthen our basic military Note: items. We reviewed with Paul Nitze Sec. McNamara will report posture
  • b Ae.n:a6pH 1906 1,o'Aa ooo6pa}IWH!1H o~ iIOCvITeJI:o.r10 npo:ae;n;em,m M e:.r/1,y CO :B 0 i· ClCI1Mi] H 8.M e pm< aH C Kvfoll1 rrpeACTa~MT8JIH~H 06MeHa Mli0Hl1HMH no BOrrpocy O BO3MOEHOCTM ~OCTll~eHMH Mer{JJ.Y CCCP vi CillA B3aMM0IIOHl1MaHMH
  • constitutional way to proceed. Paul, (Secretary Nitze) Do you have any thoughts on this? Secretary Nitze: The key here is Senator Fulbright. He wants to put the Executive Branch in a position where they cannot make a move without ..... ." . - 8
  • · . CAPABILITY Itl SOU'f ij VIETNA~ BY It--'TERO!CTING HIS ROADS ."'" AtJD DESTROYING SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNTS OF HIS MUNITIONS AND SUPPLIES · &FORE .THEY REACH SOUTH VI!TNAM. IN . ..- .. .. ~ .~ ~ · .. ':.· " - •...;·.. -:ft
  • Ch.atrma11:-. Hr. -6 lln.; _llao Parr. _Bopewell~~Va:::r;~.Vi~• Mayor··of Hopavell ~ , ' • Mra. .. :l••d.11pz:._,,Jr~.Col01daL.::,BaigbE•• ya ..:fi~; ·eo_~hr•.· Demo. Campaign -;~ • ••::11i~L\!fff:11f j:,$•'g:f:!4i:, ~~;t~.,: :·.r ·:·:":.,,:>~, ... :':f
  • with machine~n fire. three. wM.tem.en breal: into. ~he-volvcd.\\'ith, an.d !requentl~.• vis.-,..Five. mi•m.1te3};i_terthre.e W}li~e hou:;e across the street from me. iled by,_ the chairman ~f a !"-r•·men, their_ hands over tnc1r They h_aveguns. I don't know out
  • . ~· 1966• I ' would pleaee me lt o.opf.ea ·o t th.ts spe.eOh ooulcil be· aan\ to the Pl'ea .·d&nfr&V!ce Pre. s!dent1Seoretfll'7 Ruaktlfl'I Lodg&JG&neital TQJiOJ"J ·General. estmoiteland in Vi&.lJ lamJen4 col4d be published in. ~· local Bew~apepa tllrough.o
  • network and local television. The results are shown in Table VI. (Note: The phrase white male adults in this table means only white male adults not included in police, national guard , army, and public officia l categories . ) [21 of 49] - 21TAB LE VI
  • Korea.a veaHl. Lbnltecl blockade of Nortll Kow-u.a aaT&l •••••l■• Mcr,ea to •tre!lthea ou baalc mllltary P!•tur• worlclwlde. (Sec. McNamara) Note: We N't'lewed wltll. Paul Nlt- aJMI Oeaeral Joluaaoa a loaa llat of ltema. Sec. McNamara wlll repori hl• aet
  • 13.~ Tk~/1~ Cf//~-B.e lJ.Lcv; ; •/?-vi! JJ~ {?~~ t:1'~✓4~ ~­ Ir~~~~~ ~ /4 AN' t(S ~ (P, 'tJ7f.,$/Ir,~ -~ '=--,.~-~~~~,~~~~'"- ~ ~,if UiZ1i~ ~~~I I .J~ /4 - ~~----~~~ CJ?~ H, eo-?t- ~ E WHITE HOUSt. JUN22 6 59 PH'65 RECEIVED July lZ