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- . DOUGLAS
The Secretary of Agriculture
& Mrs. Freeman
The Secretary ot Labor & Mrs. Wirtz
FULBRIGHT,·J .W., Senate
METCALF,Lee, Senate
McINTl'.RE,Thanas J.,
Senate
NELSON,Gaylord,
Senate
AGN»l, Spiro T., .Gov. of Md.
HUGHES,Harold E.,
Gov. of Iowa
PAmlONSKY
- provision (section 5).
I}
I shall appreciate
other connnents on this draft as soon as possible
that we will be in a position to send th~~~F.d~/4
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cc: •
·Honorable Harold Seidman
Honorable John Adams
] Mr. Joseph Goldman
Mr. Alan Dean
Mr. Nate Goodrich
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to Prim.e Minister
Harold Wilson's initiative
to bring about a ceasefire
of status quo ante.
I am afraid
and restoration
Pakistan has been raising all kinds of d11'1'1cult1es
regard1ne ceasefire and restoration
of status quo
as on 1st January,
1965 which
- ~~~ "
MEMORANDUM
FOR THE ATTORNEY
GENERAL
RE:
Assassination
of DF. Martin.Luther
King, Jr.
Attached is a memorandum of J. Harold Flannery,
Deputy Section Chief, Central Section,
reporting
his
interview
with William Sartor concerning alleged facts
which Mr
-
LBJ has a whack at whole problem.
McG B
CT15
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.
To
;
Through:
From
:
Subject:
The
Secretary
~-
Thomas L, Hughes
-ft..atu..
tyt..'
Summary of Chinese Communist Activities
Rel.ate
Listed belov are selected press statements
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To
Through:
From :
s/s
INR -
Subject:
China and Pakistan
l. ~~
l l·,
Thomas L. Hughes
in Indian Foreign
olicy
We have examined recent developments in the South Asian area that
have pre-empted Indian attention in the foreign affairs field
- FOfltHGN QISS~ __
.:
U.S. DEPAR MENT OF STATE\
of
Director
Intelligence
and Research
Y
I\/ ·-a.
,
To
Through:
From
The Secretary
Subject:
De Gaulle at Bay?
l
J.J-
s/s
INR - Thomas L. Hughes l!U\\IIO •
ember 2, 1964
l~
"And the light shineth
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Foreign
Relations,
SECRE'f'
Issue
No.
45,
11/4/64
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COM 1'.01!:ffE
I::AJ:r.
U..;.
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D . -S A C
DI RECTO OF I TELLIGENCE
To
Through:
From
The Secretary
S/S
INR - Thomas L. Hughes
Subject:
Initial
a slightly
World Reaction
Pei:ping
- :DWARD M, KENNICDY, MASS,
■ IRCH ■ AYH, IND,
QUENTIN N, ■ URDICIC, N, DAIC,
JOSICPH D, TYDINGS,
MD,
GSOIIGIE A, SMATHSII■ , Pl.A,
MISS,,
CHAIR
11:YIIRIETT MCKINL&-rOIIIICSSN,
ROMAN L, HRUSKA, NS ■ II,
HIRAM I., PONG, HAWAII
HUGH SCOTT, PA,
JACOa IL
-
A 1.
o
credits
The terms
Soviet
the new steel
• o finance
.Aid to Bokaro steel
Offer.
lines,
aid project
time being
foreign
dollar
for Steel,
spective
l
INR - Thomas L .. Hughes
Subject:
5 96ti __
[.ri V
mill
this
initial
- .
I'll keep on my thinking
c.ap and may have a fe.w theugkb wh.en yeu return.
Tom Hughes is working
on thie too.
·ne Bechtel c·oup. aeauming it comes oil, ia gn·at news. You and.
yours apparently did a. terrUic job ol. e,aaing the way £or Bechtel and Clay
- , Dave Bell, Tom Hughes, Averell and a few others, I do not
see anyone who can be expected to grasp the implication of the
challenge
and who is in a position to really carry weight.
Jack
McCloy was here last week and we had several long talks.
He
sees
