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NSC Series, Administrative Subseries WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR NATIONAL SECURITY AFFAIRS: Records, 1952-61 NSC Series, Administrative Subseries CONTAINER LIST Box No. Contents 1 NSC Agenda and Minutes - 1953 (1)-(10) NSC Agenda and Minutes - 1954 (1)-(9) 2 NSC Agenda and Minutes - 1955 (1)-(8) NSC Agenda and Minutes - 1956 (1)-(5) NSC Agenda and Minutes - 1957 (1)-(9) 3 NSC Agenda and Minutes - 1958 (1)-(8) NSC Agenda and Minutes - 1959 (1)-(7) NSC Agenda and Minutes - 1960 (1)-(6) 4 NSC Agenda and Minutes - 1960 (7)-(8) [Availability of NSC Documents to Congress] Budget - NSC - Previous Years (1) [FY 1953 and FY 1954] Budget - NSC - Previous Years (2) [FY 1955] Budget - NSC - Previous Years (3) [FY 1956 and FY 1957] Budget - NSC - Previous Years (4) [FY 1958 and FY 1959] NSC Budget - 1960 (1)(2) Chronological - Richard L. Hall, 1954 (1) [January] [South Asia; India; Finland] Chronological - Richard L. Hall, 1954 (2)(3) [February] [Philippines; assignments of special NSC staff members; Formosa; Yugoslavia] Chronological - Richard L. Hall, 1954 (4) [March] [civil defense; Communist China; Philippines; Laos; South Asia] Chronological - Richard L. Hall, 1954 (5) [March] [Philippines; disposal of agricultural surpluses; continental defense; Italy] Chronological - Richard L. Hall, 1954 (6) [April] [Iran; U.S. rubber policy; Korea] Chronological - Richard L. Hall, 1954 (7) [May] [Iran; mobilization planning; Latin America; economic defense; radio security; continental defense] Chronological - Richard L. Hall, 1954 (8) [June] [continental defense; reserve mobilization; national petroleum program; Spain; moratorium on nuclear testing] Consultants Comments [June 1957 - February 1960] [comments of the consultants to the NSC re national security policy] Consultants - NSC (1) [February-March 1953] [basic national security policy; material re selection and briefing of NSC consultants] Consultants - NSC (2) [April-June 1953] [national petroleum policy] Consultants - NSC (3) [July-September 1953] [continental defense; recommendations for NSC consultants] Consultants - NSC (4) [July 1954 - August 1956] [proposal for civilian advisory group to NSC] Consultants - NSC (5) [February 1957 - December 1958] [military assistance program; recommendations for NSC consultants] 5 Consultants - NSC (6) [January-February 1959] [the Rockefeller report on problems of U.S. Defense, “International Security; The Military Aspect”] Consultants - NSC (7)-(9) [March 1959 - March 1960] [basic national security policy] Monthly Projects Summary for NSC National Security Council - General (1) [June 1953 - January 1955] [NSC budget; review of national security policies adopted prior to 1953] National Security Council - General (2) [June-July 1958] [list of publications regularly received by NSC; list of NSC personnel] National Security Council - General (3) [August 1958] [article by William R. Kintner re “Organizing for Conflict; A Proposal;” comments by Maurice Stans and Dr. Max Reid re the functioning of the NSC] National Security Council - General (4) [September - December 1958] [operation of the Planning Board] National Security Council - General (5) [January - June 1959] [list of special NSC staff assignments] National Security Council - General (6) [July 1959 - February 1960] [report on local wars or local aggression; preparation of financial appendices in connection with policy recommendations by the NSC] National Security Council - General (7) [April - December 1960] [organizational history of the National Security Council] List of Classified Documents [received or destroyed by the NSC] [February 1953 - April 1957] (1)-(3) Log of Classified Material - 1956 (1)-(6) 6 National Defense Telephone Directory [June 3, 1949] National Security Council Meeting Arrangements [August 1957 - October 1958] NSCID’S (National Security Council Intelligence Directives) (1) [Nos. 1-16] NSCID’S (2) [February 1958] [recommended revisions of NSCID Nos. 1-6] NSCID’S (3) [March-April 1958] [recommended revisions of NSCID Nos. 1,4, and 7] NSCID’S (4)-(6) [May-September 1958] [communications intelligence] NSCID’S (7) [September 1958 - January 1959] [Comprehensive and priority national intelligence objectives] National Security Council - organization and Functions (1) [1949-1953] [suggestions by William Elliott re reorganization of the NSC; the role of AEC with respect to military requirements; report to the Congress by the Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch of the Government re the national security organization] National Security Council - Organization and Functions (2)-(4) [January-February 1953] [suggestions for revision of the NSC] National Security Council - Organization and Functions (5) [February 1953] [review of basic national security policy; national petroleum program; preparation of NSC papers] National Security Council - Organization and functions (6)(7) [March 1953] [budget matters; recommendations re the NSC; NSC staff procedures] National Security Council - Organization and Functions (8) [March - November 1953] [legislative program for 1955; NSC reorganization; NSC paperwork and work load] National Security Council - Organization and Functions (9) [1954] [attendance at NSC meetings; financial appendices to NSC policy recommendations; participation by executive departments and agencies in the work of the NSC] National Security Council - Organization and Functions (10) [1955] [Hoover Commission recommendations re the NSC; list of NSC policy recommendations; disarmament; budgetary matters] National Security Council - Organization and Functions (11) [July 1956 - January 1957] [recommendations re NSC organization; Operation Alert] 7 National Security Council - Organization and Functions (12)(13) [March-July 1957] [structure and functions of the NSC] National Security Council - Organization and Functions (14) [July-October 1957] [physical security regulations and procedures of the security regulations and procedures of the NSC staff; organizational arrangements for the NSC administrative office] National Security Council - Organization and Functions (15) [November 1957 - February 1959] [comments re W.R. Kintner’s article, “Organizing for Conflict: A Proposal”] Personnel - NSC [January 1953 - June 1958] (1)-(5) Personnel Security Program [March 1953 - May 1956] (1)-(6) [implementation and effects of E.O. 10450] Planning Board - General [August 1956 - March 1958] Planning Board - Organization and Personnel [March 1953 - December 1959] (1)-(5) [NSC Projects and Meeting Agendas] [September 1959 - December 1960] (1)(2) NSC - Special Meetings [October 1958 - June 1960] (1)-(3) NSC - Topics for Future Discussions [December 1959 - April 1960] END OF CONTAINER LIST .
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