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  • investigation of UFO and contactee cases THE FACTS must definite Iy be separated from SCIENCE FICTION, thereby serving the welfure of mankind. VI. Global UFO investigation has to stay apart from all temporary hostilities among nations, differences of race
  • , in particular, will help us in our st~dies of how best to counter these weapons in Vi~t-Nam. I '. I . I Viet-Nam ! (Ankrah is a solid supporter of our position and has sometimes wondered why we have not made an all-out military effort to end the war
  • . Figuring monthly offtake of 450-500, 000 tons, that 1 s 2-3 month supply. The figure Farr gave you represents Federal government stocks only. This is probably a fairer figure to use vis-a-vis our PL 480 sthipments, since we 1re replenishing only central
  • - I OFF ICE OF PRODUCTI ON MAII AOEMENT OFFICE Of it• 1a: WI LLI A.II l~IK>U II, OI IIECTOII G[IIUIAL 40lll ■ ISTUTIOI ll~ "'('CICno., IION l11 /ST'bllll SIO•EY MIU IIIU, ASSOC. DIR . G[llfUL I I DI YIIION Of PROOUCl ION DI VIS ION OF PR l ORITI
  • day of water. Experiments on the large-scale module at San Diego continue. During August, I visited Israel, accompanied by Dr. Dean F. Peterson, Director of the State Department's Water for Peace Office; Professor Paul W. MacAvoy, Associate Professor
  • -2occasionally halted for a day or two. working along this line and elsewhere, open and repairing bridges. Many tens of thousands keeping rail and road of Chinese are communications The fact that the mile-long Paul Doumer Bridge over the Red River at Hanoi
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  • 68 D-897-35 15 My 68 D-100-05 • f .-o '. .. • • .I ·.I I , , EXEC UT IVE -:-;GI 1/ i-pR 6-1/ I . ,I . - . 11.. PlE~SON, -. -·· . . • _.. - _-.-::... __ - .O~ Vi~l' 22 Ma 68 A-5876-19 13 Ma 68 C-8991-14 22 Ju 65 A-710-17A 10 Jy
  • Affairs and for Science and Technology; the Counselor, Department of State; Assistant Secretary of Defense, Paul H. Nitze; the Military Aide to the President. ITEM FOR DISCUSSION U.S. POLICYTOWARD CUBA For discussion ot future U. or recent events in Cu
  • i n t h o d o n o r ' s d e e d o f g i f t . GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION GSA DC 7 3 . 4 9 5 GSA FORM 7122 (7- NA T IO N AL ARC HI VES AND RECO RD S SER VI C E W IT H D R A W A L S H E E T ( P R E S I D E N T I A L L I B R A R I E S
  • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . State I.Col Paul E. McGill, USAF ........................ Col George Overbey, USAF .......................... SE~ ► - NOFORN CINCPACAF OASD/I~A D-4 13 S~ - NOFORN VIET CONGTEAM Seniors General Creighton W. Abrams, USA MGenWilliam R. Peers
  • loose. I don't know if he was giving us too much credit; I think he probably never had them. G: Anything else vis-a-vis Johnson at the convention? O: No. I think that he exhibited a little concern in that suite in the conversation about the upcoming
  • during the Johnson Administration; Clement E. Conger (ACDA Executive Secretary), Robert W. Lambert (Chairman of History Project), Adalyn Davis (Assistant to the Chairman), Richard Creecy, John R. Wilbraham, Paul J. Long, Robert E. Stein, Alexander T
  • . P O S I T I O N AGAINST M IL I T A R Y .ACTION AND I N FAVOR INT E R NA TION A L CONFERENCE. - G P - 3 , LYON < .BT,,... VI- T . •* OntGOlNG TELEGRAM II □ 0.4 0 2 \ • D epartm ent State ' of ATE: Cj c o lu c i 10 u 0 K Classification
  • not have the right to generally carry such gas or gas ejecting device on his person as a concealed weapon. (Opinion of Attorney General Paul W. Voorhies, May 10, 1932.) ****No person is authorized to carry such a gas ejecting pen for personal protection
  • cn C o n g re s s io n a l L a a d e r s h ip M e e tin g of A u g u st 4 V 22 - D E V E L O PM E N T S ON AUGUST 5 M c N a m a r a R e p o r t s o f A u g u s t 5, 1964 - T . P y _ 2 < ^ , N A R A , I > a t e J ^ ------ XX. TAB VI - C O N
  • :30 12:30 Day Monda y Date March 11, 196 3 4040 52n d Stree t Activity (include visited by)* LD Depart 404 0 vi a ca r 111 , arrivin g Pentago n Pa d a t 9:0 7 a m Depart Pentago n Pa d vi a helicopte r w / Sen . Holland , Sen . Smathers , Iva n
  • . Moursun d vi a chopper , arrivin g LB J a t 4:30 p m To Haywoo d vi a choppe r w / Mrs. Johnson , Li z Carpenter , Christ y Carpenter , Mr. Kellam, MF , arrivin g Haywoo d a t 5:3 0 Don Thomas , Austi n George Reedy , Washingto n Boating w/ Mrs. Johnson
  • ranc h w / Jewe l Maleche k Cong. Jac k Brooks , Beaumont , r e: gettin g a rid e bac k t o Washingto n To Haywoo d vi a choppe r w / Mrs . Johnson , Mr . an d Mrs . Kellam , MF , vi a choppe r Boating a t Haywoo d Dinner a t Haywoo d w / abov e
  • - Austi n To Austi n vi a bonanz a w / Mr . Kella m an d Mrs . Johnso n St. David' s Episcopa l Churc h - Austi n - funera l o f Bil l Lon g Arrive Fift h Floo r George Reed y Lunch a t Fift h Floo r w / Mr . Kellam , Jak e Pickle , Gov . Connally , Mrs
  • / Mrs . Johnson , MMV , Jack , Valenti, M F - - retur n t o LB J Ranc h a t 2:1 5 fo r swimmin g w / MMV , Jack , M F Lunch w / Mrs . Johnson , MF , MMV , Jac k To Cam p Mysti c vi a ca r w / Mrs . Johnson , MMV , Jack , Mr . an d Mrs . Kellam , MF
  • 2:37 Breakfast a t 404 0 w / Senato r Russell , Georg e Reedy , Horac e Busb y Depart 404 0 vi a Lincol n drive n b y Gen e William s w / Senato r Russel l - - tak e Sen . Russell hom e Depart Pentago n Pa d vi a USM C Helicopte r Arrive Cam p Davi
  • :0 6 pm To Springfield , Illinoi s vi a Jetstar, arrivin g a t 2:5 3 pm - - mee t Mrs . Johnso n ther e To Jacksonville , Illinoi s - vi a Lodestar - arrivin g a t 3:1 9 pm -- me t by Roxanne Georg e and Receptio n Committe e To McMurra y Colleg e vi