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  • .., THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON April 9, 1965 SE C!tEl':F NATIONAL SECURITY ACTION MEMORANDUM NO. 3 31 MEMORANDUM FOR THE SECRETARY OF STATE SUBJECT: The Bandung II Conference The President wishes to encourage sympathetic nonaligned nations
  • Memorandum # 331, The Bandung II Conference, 4/9/1965
  • , tanks were massing, helicopters were dropping villages were still being bombect or fired upon. (The of fightihg on any scale.) The Syrian confim.ed that to Syrian forces to cease fire. orders except II General read reports were still ofer-flying
  • Memo, Davis to Rostow, 6/9/67, part II
  • " The President also approved removal of the following programs from the top national priority list: TITAN II, BMEWS, and PAL. DE
  • _,_ II I THE WHITE HOUSE I FILE COPY · .·• WASHINGTON February 14, 1964 SECRM I • NATIONAL SE'C URITY ACTION MEMORANDUM NO. 280 ! MEMORANDUM TO: I THE THE THE THE SEcRETARY OF STATE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE DmECTOR OF CENTRAL
  • ,I THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON April ii, 1966 Si: CRB'f' . / \ NATIONAL SECURITY ACTION MEMORANDUM NO. 345 MEMORANDUM FOR: The Secretary of State The Secretary of Defense DBClASSIPIBD 11.0. 12356, Sec. 3.4 Nil 93-ost : ., "*@ ,NARA,Date l
  • , this directive is not intended to restrict unduly full and useful cooperation in non-strategic programs and activities • 'J;Q{2 SECRET . DECLASSIFIED E.O. . --~ 36 B N~.J- Y7~.z . Y. ~ -' 1 Date.. 7 ~.:1.8- ~7 - ii - 2 ­ ~ O:BC!tEI Theref_o re
  • agencies, is requested to report, . by September 1, (a) on the present scope of U.S. Govern­ ment English language ·teaching programs abroad and {b) on future specific courses of action, taking into account the guidelines set' forth in Paragraph 2 II
  • statement, ought not to mention territorial II ought to dramatize your personal understanding and ~ty, depth of feeling for the humanity involved and your desire to see a lasting and permanent peace in the Middle East. Events are moving very rapidly
  • and techniques available to the United States in assisting underdeveloped countries cope with the problems of development and internal defense. II. Training Policy and Objectives A. u.s. Officer Personnel The President has directed that all career