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  • • ~- •• 'f • • -- T! ~ EMBASSY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA New Delhi - January 27, 1966 Dear Bob: Last night Mrs. Gandhi delivered her first nation-wide address on the occasion of Republic E>ay. I am enclosing a copy of her remarks . As you
  • September 24 Peking NCNA: "All Peking papers today :frontpage an NCNAdispatch from Yatung, Tibet, vhich describes how the intruding Indian soldiers entrenched at Natu La. on Chinese soil fled in,discord on the night of' September 20 and l.e.ft behind
  • nee to th \noth hin l Uonaht • 1th China t • u rnotio Chin io e uel nPaJ:.
  • it •• • a (c) eially i moth sur • ric le t ral product! • an Oo th . c ldr n; mmen d K: • • :1 '' !- • - ; i \. \; Att: Read to Bundy message 1/24, Subj: Condolence Mess-age to President lladhakrishnan of India .on Air Disaster t:eYJ:ew
  • v .., SEGRE~ Dear Bob: I assume military not yet to read am a bit confused by your letter of April 24, and can only that the various messages in regard to the Indian five year plan, high performance aircraft and other questions 11:ad reached your
  • General feels that Ramanujam 's memo gives valuable insight into Kamaraj I s thinking on a number of current matters and that, hence., it bears close reading. The points of part~cular interest· seem to be the following: i. Kamaraj 's discussion of Mrs
  • on Tuesday night and your declaration that you sought no wider war. It is a matter of satisfaction that no action has since been taken by the U.S. armed forces. We were confident that the discussions presently proceeding in the U.N. Security Council will lead
  • . 13292, Sec. 3.4 . . NSC Memo, 11.)0/95,state Gu1dehnes By NARA, Date 1,;z.--ol;( (=: . Enc. Read to Rostow m.emo, 4/5/66, enc. teleg.ram to New Delhi re Gandhi Visit results ' April 5, 1966 B.KS: I recommend we dear the,e memcons. We weren't
  • , dated to ~ou. As Mr. Bundy read this document for "back­ ! I I ground only," j• ! term. in the sense Any compromise useful channel Please in which the press of source of information return could dry up this potentially document
  • ..I colleagues appear to ave done quite a our election proce .. job in publicizi ...e that is ~u ht be worth a story in your hou e or. an (OT tate' h in fact there :iight be erit in. all U posts aoing this sort of thlng. ood to .see you other night
  • with some conclusions which many of us share. I think you will find it worth reading. With my warmest regards, Chester Enclosure: Excerpt from Vital Issues, December 196 5 . Mr. Robert W. Komer, The White House, Washington, D. Ca Bowles AsiaAn
  • ____________________ ___, ANDSAIDVEWOULD LIKE TO PRIORTO NEXTSESSIONWITHAl'JBASSADOR GET INDICATION OF HOWTO 80 ABOUT THEJOB. COUl.D GIVEUS READING ONWHAT FORM OURDISCUSSIONS WOULD TAKE, COULD BEGINWORKING ALONG PROPER LINESANDBE READY TOPROCEED ATANYTIME. 3.j ~-~'SAID HETHOUGHT
  • The other night Bishop Pickett., who for more than forty years was the Methodist Bishop of India and a long-time personal friend and confidant of Mr. Nehru., called me on the telephone. He had just been with Vice President Humphrey and the Vice President
  • . IOP IOP/G IOA Policy Discussion A. Relating coverage to policy. IOA/B USIS India IBS IPS IOP/I '\ CSD xsc WE connected with the Shast::i visit read. this carefullyo We recognize that in the hurly-bu::ly of covei'"ing the actual visit
  • married to Magdelena ("F&.i") Friedman, a Hungarian by birth, since 1935 They have three sons, two of whom received their university education at MIT His hobbies include bridge playing and reading 0 0 0 0 Drafted by: SOA:Mr. Wing S/S~5:PShostal
  • , as well as the whole mood and tenor of the talks (see below). - 9 - D~ The fourth 1. 2 E. 0 crunch is sue will be our realism It is essential, certainly, that we give Mrs. Gandhi and her associates a faithful reading of our new perfor­ mance
  • DEV.C\LUATION MOVE AND WHO RIGHT NOW BADLY NEED ENCOURAGEMENT. --==--; 4. FACT THAT INDIANS MAY READ ABOUT NEW US NON-PROJECT COMM-ITMENTS FOR PAKISTAN IN PAPERS TOMORROWA PRECISE MOMENT -SECRET i .... SECRET -2- 3384, June 8, Fro~ NEWDELHI PAGE 3
  • .. 1-- ST TE M Geor e Bundy T e w.1hite House The enc ose is for 'White House clearance prior to transmission. Ben~ min . Read Executive Secretary nclosure: Cable to AmEmbassy NEWDELHI SEC:Ee~-EXDIS CLASSIFilC .. TIO ETER t,D T I '.N N, SEC
  • prog_rams are the key variable·•• ·you may want If you wish to scan to read part• of the argu.rnent befo·re the aid review. only the key portions,, these are: On India el?· 5-7 which argue that India has a·ctu.ally done reasonably our money, le-ss India's
  • 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
  • iJ:.G·1idclines ---~G,-02 / Jun 10, 1965 C • Chet Bow lee' attached letter to the President creates a ilemma. It' thought­ provoking and worth reading, eapecia.J.¥ at thi time. On the other hand, verything we and LBJ on thi ubj ct doubtle
  • and will do before you e little chance of p:romi in al'e using our MAP for purposes !a-r field from wha.t In a·l.l.ln, my ;reading o! Washington nd is that the way of wicdom i no to puah too hard on b.ig new p-rogran:a lndtan enterp I iee and get
  • -ritten in preparation for our discus-si.(ms consultation here next week. with Ambassador Bowles during Benjamin H. Read Extteuti ve .::ecretary Enclosure: Status. Report of ction on Ambassador Bowles• Recent Propos'-la. DECLASSIFIED E.O. 13292
  • (?) which in effect invites him to pick a date after mid-December. Best guess is he'd like to come promptly." 10/30/65 - RWK to President. bility on Kashmi.E_/ will last where we stand. According around 10· December." November "My own reading
  • .ytimes. I ain ci raid that nothing will in­ 1 c reaD e dcGaul!e s support more, thi·oughout Eui·opc (Gci·1nany h:::.:luded) than an .Ar.acrican initiative to puoh some kind of a hardware ::;elution ... and nothi..."1
  • ' for • ·eekenr: reading. ·/alt's conclusions ,, alt also ··;;rant This een quite uru1eces ary at this point, and you'll agree rvhen you see horr n ous draft attache l. aper is ostly of educational value, anc has alr at.Ly largely ocrve its purpose. li a high
  • at the of his "critics to move mor willingness reading teacher of policy In either impatience and perhaps frustrated, that lines in the Atlantic his passages lecture initiatives and his de Gaulle's earlier supr mely { ile 11 Erhard