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  • Cottam and other Ambassadors, such as Philips Talbot. In addition, this collection contains memorandums of conversations between Cottam and various Kuwait leaders, such as Sabah Al-Salim Al-Sabah. Some of the subjects discussed by Cottam and his
  • of the Amir o f Kuwait, His Highness Shaikh Sabah Al-Salim Al-Sabah Before going to the Lawnthe State of for the ceremony, the _ President shook hands d^with Cong. Frank Horton of New York, and Dr. Milton Elzufon the Mayor of Newark, New York. Remarks j Dec
  • Hoveyda, Prime Minister of Iran, 12/4-5/68 Visit of His Highness Amir Sabah al-Salim al-Sabah of Kuwait, 12/11-12/68 Visitors (General) 23rd General Assembly Meeting, New York, 9-10/68 E Staff Meeting Minutes - 1967 E Staff Meeting Minutes - 1968 Warsaw
  • -elect and Mrs. Nixon 7:31p 7:42p Tn 9:12p 9:26p Departed and daughter. Tricia, ffaSqx departed at 7:42p Kuwait Embassy, accompanied by Mrs. Johnson, Luci, and Helene Lindow for return RECEPTION given by His Highness Shaikh Sabah Al-Salim Al-Sabah
  • messages to King Faisal of Saudi Arabia, Acting Amir Jabir al-Ahmad alSabah of Kuwait, President Qahtan al-Shaabi of Southern Yemen, King Hussein of Jordan, Prime Minister Yafi of Lebanon, President Ayub of Pakistan, and King Zahir of Afghanistan
  • "12/11/68 State Visit of His Highness Amir Shaikh Sabah al-Salim Al-Sabah 117 of Kuwait" SOCIAL FILES Social Files contain material pertaining to the activities of Mrs. Lyndon Johnson and her daughters and to the social activities of the Johnson
  • American people photo of Mars taken from the Mariner IV spacecraft. HIROHITO, Emperor of Japan HUSSEIN I, King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordon SHEIKH SIR ABDALLAH al-SALIM al-SABAH, Emir of the State of Kuwait CHUNGHEE PiffiK, President of the Republic
  • , 1968 January 25, 1968 January 25, · 1968 January 26, 1968 January 27, 1968 January 28, 1968 January .. 29, 1968 January 30, 1968 January 31, 1968 ,j-,, -1 /~ 'i, ~ ;/ 3 / )r, '/ [Meeting with Sec retary Freeman et al] 29 Folder Title List
  • of Germany; Masatoshi Matsushita of Japan; Foreign Minister Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmed al Jabir al-Sabah of Kuwait; Finance Minister Nabi Babash Mohammad Sidique Uquaili of Pakistan; Dr. Enrique Peltzer of Argentina; Secretary Gamani Corea of Ceylon; Finance
  • G S/P S/AL FE-3 r 7 President Park expressed the condolences of the Korean people on the death of President Kennedy, but their satisfaction that a man of President Johnson's stature had succeeded him, President Johnson thanked the Korean
  • o mak e a n officia l & visit t o Washington Sept 1 1 an d 12 . Date AUGUS THE WHIT E HOUS E Da y THURSDA T 1 , 196 8 Y Activity (includ e visite d by ) Announced tha t Hi s Highness , Ami r o f Kuwait, Saba h Sala m al-Sabah , ha s accepted th
  • . a• tile report COGCmd•• "tbat at leut u late u mld-.Apnl the VC/KVA wen .Wl calll•1 for aa all.eat •ffort la order to wla a decld'N Ylctory daaplte tbelr heavy le■ Na durla&aad alDc• the Tet olfeulve aDd Ha-al'• 3 Apdl aq,rea•ed wf.Jlla1M•• to e111age
  • ~O HOURS 0~ • 0 - COtJF_lBi~n I Al. ~ Dep!!fjment of State TELEGRAM -eoNF I b.:-..N i 1 A~ ~AGE 02 BUCHAR00566 1719242 OCTOPER I BROUGHTCHOU TO AIRFIELD WHERETHEY LUNCHED TOGETHER AD HAD GOOD TALK• PONS COMMENTEDM~UR~R OBVIOUSLY PLEASED
  • Arab Republic, His Excellency Mr. Abdel Moneim el Rifai, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Jordan, and His Excellency Mr. Hassan Sabry El Kholy, Personal Representative of the President Gamal Abdel Nasser. Our Iraqi associate, Mr. Lutfi Al Obaidi
  • €on£. Embtel 272 from Ankara ~ #SO Cable DATE CORRESPONDENTSOR TITLE Conf. Embt:e-l 56 from Istanbul (section 1 of 2] 3 p 08/30/62 A State Embtel Eseetlen- 2- o€ 2-l 2 p 08/30/62 A Conf. 56- from I-stanb-al State Con£. Embtel 313 from Athens
  • significance? With regard to any political motivation for the lull, there is a ger.e:-al feeling that there is no c1ear evide;:'lce to suggest that the lull is pri.'Tlari~ for the purpose of influencing the Paris negotiations. There are too ma.--iy valid
  • should be ended; (2) Full diplomatic relations would be restored as soon as there was reconfirmation of the desire of Sabah and Sarawak to remain in the Malaysian family . Regarding the present government, Mr. Helms thought the new cabinet was the best
  • Friendly, Al
  • Telephone conversation # 3932, sound recording, LBJ and AL FRIENDLY, 6/26/1964, 6:30PM
  • AL FRIENDLY
  • , consideration might be given to ho,lding regular· Natio·n al Security Council meetings limited to examination of crises which can be expected in the months ahead. Such a meet• ing would give the intelligonce community the ~p­ portunity to ensure
  • p. 12/10/68 A #36a cabl memo s s to Rostow nuclear re nuclear tests tests FILE LOCATION NSF, Memos to RESTRICTION the President, "Walt Rostow, Vol. 110, 12/10 - 17/68," Box 43 CODES (Al Closed by Executive Order 12356
  • , Volume 73, April 24-30, 1968 RESTRICTION Box 33 CODES (Al Closed by Executive Order 12356·governing access to national security information. (Bl Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the document. (Cl Closed in accordance
  • NOONt JUNE 38t -t967 THE LATIN AMERICANS ARE AGREEg ON A TEXT ,WHICH FOLLOWS. 2: z Al THE MOMENT THEY ARE IRONING OUT SPONSORSHIP AND EXPict TO INTRODUCE THEIR RESOLUTION THIS AnERNOON.
  • Friendly, Al
  • Telephone conversation # 730, sound recording, LBJ and AL FRIENDLY, 12/25/1963, 8:33PM
  • AL FRIENDLY
  • Friendly, Al
  • Telephone conversation # 731, sound recording, LBJ and AL FRIENDLY, 12/25/1963, 8:33PM
  • AL FRIENDLY
  • Friendly, Al
  • Telephone conversation # 7114, sound recording, LBJ and AL FRIENDLY, 3/18/1965, 6:18PM
  • AL FRIENDLY
  • Friendly, Al
  • Telephone conversation # 8668, sound recording, LBJ and AL FRIENDLY, 8/28/1965, 4:15PM
  • AL FRIENDLY
  • Restriction A A 2/1 /68 A 1/6/68 A ~Aii>1t«I.. •Df;alll= 1-N ()Al-((J'f-1:y,so.me sanitiUU1on 4-/2S/IS i:tr t-Jl.j/RAC I S-40 duplicate #87, NSF, Memos to the President, Vol, 56, Box 27 20a cable WNv'
  • /22/75) Box 50 Contains mainly cross references and information concerning President's 1967 meeting with Foreign Minister H. E. Shaik Sabah al Almad al Jabir. -1". CO 160 LAOS (opened 1/22/75) Box 50 Material on 1962 Geneva agreement on Laos; 11/06
  • THE ECON OMI C AND SOC - .·I R. O.WN. .,..,--;( ~· RE NGTH , - AR Ly· I N . . .. .. I AL ·~ 'lELOS~ IT WAS NOTEWORTHY THAT SABAH WAS NOT MENTIONED IN ?HE, SPEECH NOR WAS THE PRESIDENT QUESTIONED ON THJS SUBJECT ON rHEIOPEN FORUM WHiCH FOLL0WE6 HIS FORMAL
  • . • • • --ANOTHER INSISTENCE OF THE HANOI REGIME WILL BE A FIRM ~MERICAN UNDERTAKING, ALSO IN ADVANCE OF NEGOTIATIONS, TO •• .SAVZ SOUTH VIETNAM, THE ONLY CONCESSION BEING THAT ~ITHDRA\'-'AL NEED NOT BE INMEDIATE AND IN ONE MOV!i:. , IT CAN THEREFORE BE ACCEPTED
  • Friendly, Al
  • Telephone conversation # 8667, sound recording, LBJ and AL FRIENDLY, 8/28/1965, 4:15PM
  • AL FRIENDLY
  • -effl'tH-dent.i..aL ~~ ...l - 3 -.f ·; #-±~-m@fflfi---4-- :_It.. j ~ - J ,e__ ·l so ~ 7 _,,.. 6/18./--06 -~ · -A _ A mnimean Re-pu 3 -.l ·'1 1Jt. J 8 7 - , la 7 rp~ --r-rlff-1:.i-t'-ff.iift-+ - .A__ -r"Tr""f'T~~Ff!'Tlrtt- ff~r"'l"Umnrr -A Arrnrtt
  • Representative .Flood after all other convt;rsations have been completed. McG. B. Attachments Tabs A and B My memo to you dtd Sept. 11 Draft statement is satisfactory for discussion with the Panamanians See me about draft statement .- CON :&'IDEN l !:AL
  • MRS • L'!lfDOlf B. JOHHSOR, DAILY DIARY THE WHITIE HOUSE Date ·-tffNeTON Da;y Mrs. Johnson began her day at (Place) Appointment Entl'J' Ko. Act1v1t7 (include visited b7} )'""V~ ""--~·""YJ?, //P'l-' p ' ~~' ~'Al/~~-~~ :id~/.'.do °'~~~ ~oW
  • History Middle F.ast crisis May 12-June 19, 1967' vol. 9, AR?endix p RESTRICTION CODES (Al Closed by Executive Order 12356 governing access to national security information. IBI Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the document. IC) Closed
  • measures for the implementation of the defense pact. Field Marshal Abd al-Hakim Amir, the First Vice President, held key military meetings during the day, and the Egyptian Chief of Staff, General Mohammed Fawzi, left for Damascus on the evening of May 14.2
  • 1. 4/8/64 Msg to President Sallal on occasion 2. 1/28/65 Msg to Sallal on occasion 'Id al Fitr 3. 2/10/ 65 Msg fm Sallal responding to above 4. 3/ 31/ 65 Msg to Sallal on occasion 5. 4/21/ 65 Msg fm Sallal responding 6. 9/15
  • their jurisdiction. That was the one thing. The other thing was that our State Department spokesman, McCloskey, put his foot in his mouth and indicated that Sabah, which is in North Borneo, was a part of Malaysia, although the Filipinos had claimed it through
  • in the Sabah-Sarawak area who were fighting Indonesian troops in the same area. Yet throughout all that we maintained com- paratively normal relations with the Indonesian government in Djakarta, and we continued our aid program for Indonesia even though we