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- LBJ COMPLAINS ABOUT PRESS LEAKS BY HHH ON TONKIN GULF ATTACKS, STATEMENT INFERRING US MIGHT HAVE PROVOKED ATTACKS, US-USSR COMMUNICATIONS ON VIETNAM; HENRY FORD II'S VIEWS ON HHH AS POSSIBLE VP NOMINEE; RFK'S NOTE TO OTHER CABINET MEMBERS ON VP
Telephone conversation # 13511, transcript, WALT ROSTOW and DEAN RUSK, 10/2/1968, time unknown
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- areas: (1) coordinated meteorological satellite pro pram; _(2) passive communic a tions satellite experiments with the ECHO II satellite launched this ~onth; and (3) geoma gnetic sateliite data exch a n ge. _The appendix also reviews Soviet rejection
- . \ Ii. Poia:-.d 4~ i:-.. ce:1t-::-al Poia~c li"SS~ T roans :iave :.. ·" . I• ... ·:~ ~ The :?::-csicien~: I askeci you to come here because oi the ala:-:-:: o: the la s;; £cw :i.ou:-s. Ambassador Dooryn:n called t:'l.c late tocia r wit'.• a ve
- on meeting M,� sume san,aianon IrJ1111s per� 1.::Jl�Ac 14- JOit 11131a Notes Top Secret NSC 1 p LBJ's handwritten notes on meeting 1/131 Notes Te� Secre&- �. 4.,,, II l32a Notc:;;ec::s:-t--....,....,....__ 1 Typed notes frbm LBJ 1 s h.aaclwrli.te.p. notes
- OF THE PRESIDENT WITH HIS FOREIGN POLICY ADVISERS AT LUNCH M£ET1Mw MOTE& COPYRl61 ltED Mlkalion Requis es i!eFMi11ion of Cop~ight July Z4, 1968 In the Mansion 2nd Floor Hold ii. W. lhome1 Jotinson Attending the meeting were: CIA Director Helms Walt Rostow
- ~. ?nydoa-4 Acadeaddan &~&YOY ta aea.va ....... the ped8cl of Mat D llu!Oligb lwie· II. : P:relldeat ba . /J/ .M 5Goo•p._ NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR A 25, 0 .C. APR 30 1964 The President
- _ : ' .. • ·, , ..._.__ .~ ' ~ ·:...:.i ,;...-. ~·.... ~ii 1~011 •• - 5 t.AE~:T:N5 t lo:TES COPYRIGHTED ibqu1r0i ?- , ~. J.. :..?J:.:i 1 -: ,~7?~~;:.:::~-f;!:r.~.~~~ri~W~:on The NATO Forces includ 24 divisions, 62.0, 000 men. They could be a lot more ready. We will have 300
- • . ',... ·.,,.. ' ~ ' ..· ' II . I .... ' ' I • ~· • EYES ONLY FOR THE PRESIDENT ' - 8 Up to now, Hanoi's emphasis has been on military and not negotiations. Abrams and Bunker concur in instructions on cessation of bombing. Thieu made a decision on the spot
- . II Corps - - the U. S. has 61 Maneuver battalions vs. enemy 2 5 - 2 8. III Corps -- the U.S. has 90 battalions vs. enemy 14 - 17. IV Corps -- the U. S. has 48 battalions vs. enemy 11 - 13. Hence, they are not going to run over us. Secretary
- '1V~}ntorma tion I ~- S- b Z, tmdat:ed A FILE LOCAT IOPI NATIONAL SECURITY FILE , National Security Council File NBC Meetings , vol . 1 , Tab l , 12/5/63 , Soviet Military Capabilities RESTRI CTI ()II CODES ( A ) Closed by E xecutive Order 11652
- . The ultimate purpose of these experiments is to improve our ability to dis criminate between natural seismic disturbances and underground nuclear explosions. II. Economic Actions 1. Exploratory Economic Talks- We should be prepared to begin tech nical
- ~otiations in New York for liquidation of the t er. '-
- . .. ...... ~·,ii.I..: -~· ·.;;,•-. . ·.. > . • .... ; .;:.··. ' Re the Persian Gulf and the British pullout-- there i1 aome problem about oil. There ii 1ome trouble with tribes in S. Yemfn. Saudi Arabia and Turkey are in good 1hape. Secretary Rusk: ia not good
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- ~ > Top Secret For N~,.. _. : _1.ee rrom t'auJ. 1~.Ltze "(duplicate of #34 in " II" ) - --r~ 'T'np-Seei?et Cub.a- .., -:.1'J p . _.-,.·, ,r , .• ' - 1: ; / . .. ~ C , ~ p L., , , RESTRICTION ,j ~ . ~I?';., 'A .J....J.../V//V"- t'j
- TI"Z::: -- T~!~Y • OF cz:cHOSLOVAKIA AS A ~~ ~ 6~?U3LIC . r ! .~ FG '.~ THIS -~E~i ::ATI:J ·' · rc; sr CAM:Z TH:: Si.i::.vE:.sro :.i A!') SU::JJ!.JGATIO:! OF cz:::cHJSLOVAi
- the Foreign Assistance Act so as to give the President authority to provide emergency famine relief and other forms of humanitarian assistance. II. ---SECRE~ Actions -SECRET -6- II. Actions Toward Achieving a Common Western Approach We should strengthen
- 1in \ 1I!!tso1, ,I Edgar l=teover~eMeFw \\·o·~ nk:l ~ ~" ii ,temgence report o~\\·3·t,; s n~ ot;·46t\ 20 letter J. Edgar Hoover to Marvin Watson - sanitized 24 letter J. Edgar Hoover to Walter Jenkins ~\ti~ s C \\·~•~YlW ~-4S~ Collection
- of the invasion of Czechoslovakia. The Soviet leaders are thu s in a mood to take sensible decisions. We could start the strategic mis sile talks and halt them ii the Czechoslovak situation becomes worse . The Soviet leaders are in difficulty. They have
- " the editorial with Mrs. Graham. j AM./ T MLee/ mfb #5 ~ DE~~II E.O. WS6, Sec. 3.4 93
- and General G>odpaster, his deputy. Now here is the comment that was made at my last meeting with the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Chief of Air Staff McConnell said: "I recommend you go ahead &ri.d1cfa this. II Marine Chapman said: "I think we should go ahead
- Secret A 2 p; A ~· \ . I 0 -9~ fl.)\.-~ 9 tt., G 1 p.... ~H~ ·9S"' fJ l.j 9 ll--:10, ,_ ~~~-e-+--BeT'l±n---a-7'6--7-tr.--eurr.t:'me~rl:- ~ #51 memo 8/J0/68 II-.,< 'I/ "'" .J f''f/-/f''/ 1 p. 8/Jl/68 A FILE LOCATION Meeting Notes File
- ie w outside, as one looks toward the Washington monument and MEMORANDUM THE W H I TE HOUSE ( WAS S H II N NG G TTOONN \ F r id a y . Marc'iv 6. 1964 Page 2 fr e q u ently sees a ba llet of seagu lls/ 'in f ront of it. O r perh aps/ some m o
- , I th ii^ it w as around th ree o ’c lo c k , Lyndon w ent o v er to h is o ffic e , and I talk ed to Lynda and to L u ci. Both o f them w e r e e m o tio n a l, L u ci cry in g , Lynda d istrau gh t. ■ th is do to the b o y s? What d oes / ' v
- n a s a y o u n g L i e t i t e n a n t w h ic h h e p r o n o u n c e d " iis te n a iff " b / o u g h t a s u i t — a M i l i t a r y U n i f o r m f r o m a L o n d o n s h o p a n d th e n h e w e n t b a c k in th e s a m e s h o p in 1964. ( r
- ; John Connally reminisces about Navy years with LBJ; Pearson tells story of tailor in London during World War II
- -planned, Communist economies. It does contain some rules and standards for the .conduct of state trading (Articles II, XVII and other provisions). These rules, however, were designed only for state trading enterprises operating in the setting of a free
- MEMORANDUM U M ij^ a .r H 0 5 jfg ^ ; - ^ ' ' - n ^ : • ' "' v-' -: -:' ' -;' w a s h in 'o to ii T h u r s d a y , J u n e 1, 1967 r U 'C^'^'Oe^ ■•'■:-/^'?-.:^'-'^:A
- of it. ,MffTfN6 ~O~ES COPtRIG11T!D PubUcatt011t Aequire.- P•11Mi11ie" a:ld \ . ef € s ,., . I Ii. H ec--w Vsomoa JiUhisol -· ~ COPY LBJ LIBRARY MHTI NS fqQTES COP t Rl511li0 PuQlieetio" Reqoit"&1 - 13 - f;lar~iuiori of CeJ9) rigfirt tiiQl~er. W. TAa
- T I — t II .1 1.. ____ MEMORANDUM THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON Sunday, O ctober 3, 1965 Page 6 I t w a s a blue ribbon gathering - - t h e N elso n R o c k e fe lle r s , Speaker and M r s. M cC orm ack, Dean and Virginia R usk, C ard in al S p
- WASHINGTON Page 7 L e B a ro n iis an d M r s . R i e t z k e . T h e r e w a s a s iz e a b le c o n tin g e n t of P r e s s in v ite d a s g u e s ts . D i c k e r s o n 's , L e H e y , B onnie Angeljio a n d h e r h u s b a n d - - s h e i s a lw a y
- -ill ~~()1Cf()TE S COPYRIGHTED EYES ONLY ~lednon ~eqgires mtSsiOn ot-Opyright HoWer. W. Thomas Joflnson - 16 - is a reasonable chance. response. I will return to where we are ii there is no Secretary Clifford: This is a culmination of events
- th e r e m a r r i a g e s o f s o m e of o u r o l d e r f r i e n d s , M r s . E i s e n h o w e r s a i d ■' '7 - - J II I . ; u . . > I . I J . J iiA ijs n c ^ rs ;^ MEMORANDUM T H E W H IT E HOUSE W ASHINGTON F r i d a y , J u n e 12