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Folder Title List Box Folder Date Extent HAK Administrative and Staff Files 1 HAK ADMINISTRATIVE AND STAFF FILES -- Transition November 1968-January 1969 A.I.D. RICHARD ALLEN ATLANTIC STUDIES ARMS CONTROL BIAFRA BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES BRAZIL BRIEFINGS DWIGHT CHAPIN C.I.A. CONGRESSIONAL CONSULTATION COPIES RN CORRESPONDENCE COVERT OPERATIONS CZECHOSLOVAKIA Ambassador Angier Biddle DUKE Letter Box Folder Date Extent HAK Administrative and Staff Files 1 EASTERN EUROPE EAST-WEST TRADE ROBERT ELLSWORTH FAR EAST PETER FLANIGAN FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE ADVISORY BOARD FRANCE JERRY FRIEDHEIM GENERAL PURPOSES FORCES GEN. GOODPASTER GOODPASTER COMMENTS BOB HALDEMAN BRYCE HARLOW INAUGURAL ADDRESS INDIA JAPAN SEC. LAIRD Box Folder Date Extent HAK Administrative and Staff Files 1 LATIN AMERICA 2 LINDSAY TASK FORCE MALAYSIA MEMORANDA OF CONVERSATIONS MEMORANDA TO PRESIDENT-ELECT MEMO TO PRESIDENT-ELECT MILITARY ASSISTANT Madame Ngo-Dinh Nhu Letter MIDDLE EAST [empty folder] ROBERT MURPHY NATIONAL SECURITY PLANNING MATERIAL NSC Staff GLEN OLDS PRESIDENT'S DAILY BRIEF NSC Staff [Resumes and Biographies] 3 WILLIAM ROGERS SOUTHERN AFRICA Box Folder Date Extent HAK Administrative and Staff Files 3 SOVIET UNION STAFF REPORTS STRATEGIC POLICY ISSUES (TS) TASK FORCES USIA INFORMATION VIETNAM VIETNAM - RAND 4 WHITE HOUSE FELLOWS MEMORANDA FOR MISS WOODS WORLD SITUATION MEMORANDA TO RONALD ZIEGLER [Near East and South Asia; Major Problems and U.S. GENERAL TRANSITION BOOK Vol. I [1 of 3] GENERAL TRANSITION BOOK Vol. I [2 of 3] GENERAL TRANSITION BOOK Vol. I [3 of 3] GENERAL TRANSITION BOOK Vol. II [1 of 2] GENERAL TRANSITION BOOK Vol. II [2 of 2] Box Folder Date Extent HAK Administrative and Staff Files 5 GENERAL TRANSITION BOOK Vol. III [1 of 2] GENERAL TRANSITION BOOK Vol. III [2 of 2] GENERAL TRANSITION BOOK Vol. IV [1 of 2] GENERAL TRANSITION BOOK Vol. IV [2 of 2] 6 GENERAL TRANSITION BOOK Vol. V CURRENT PROBLEMS BOOK [1 of 2] CURRENT PROBLEMS BOOK [2 of 2] [WATCHGUARD INTERNATIONAL LTD.] 1968 [Natl. Security Org. and Transition] November 1968 7 HAK ADMINISTRATIVE AND STAFF FILES--Memoranda September 1971-1974 Dispatch from WB MEMORANDA DISPATCHED FROM WB September-December 1971 [1 of 2] MEMORANDA DISPATCHED FROM WB September-December 1971 [2 of 2] MEMORANDA DISPATCHED FROM WB January-June 1, 1972 [1 of 2] MEMORANDA DISPATCHED FROM WB January-June 1, 1972 [2 of 2] MEMORANDA DISPATCHED FROM WB June-October 31, 1972 8 MEMORANDA DISPATCHED FROM WB November 1, 1972-May 31, 1973 MEMORANDA DISPATCHED FROM WB June 1-December 31, 1973 Box Folder Date Extent HAK Administrative and Staff Files 8 MEMORANDA DISPATCHED FROM WB year 1974 9 HAK ADMINISTRATIVE AND STAFF FILES--Outside September 1971-1974 System, Chron. OUTSIDE SYSTEM CHRONS July-October 1973 OUTSIDE SYSTEM CHRONS February 1974 OUTSIDE SYSTEM CHRONS April 1974 OUTSIDE SYSTEM CHRONS May 1974 OUTSIDE SYSTEM CHRONS June 1974 [1 of 2] OUTSIDE SYSTEM CHRONS June 1974 [2 of 2] OUTSIDE SYSTEM CHRONS, July 1974 July 1974 OUTSIDE SYSTEM CHRONS, August 1974 August 1974 10 HAK ADMINISTRATIVE AND STAFF FILES--Phone Links 1969-1974 MOLINK HOTLINE Wash/Moscow 1973-1974 Germany Bonn- Washington Phone Link 11 HAK ADMINISTRATIVE FILES--HAK Confirmation September 1973 [Hearings Before the Comm. on For. Relations, U.S. Senate; Nomination of Henry A. Kissinger, 2 copies of Part I] Box Folder Date Extent HAK Administrative and Staff Files 11 [Nomination of Henry A. Kissinger, U.S. Senate, 1 copy of Part I and Report together with Additional Views of Senator Muskie on the nomination] ACTION: TRANSCRIPTS PUBLIC HEARINGS--Full September 7, 10-11, 1973 [1 of 2] Transcripts--Excerpts by Subject ACTION: TRANSCRIPTS PUBLIC HEARINGS--Full September 7, 10-11, 1973 [2 of 2] Transcripts--Excerpts by Subject 40 COMMITTEE CAMBODIA - CAMBODIAN BOMBING 12 HEARINGS - Q's & A's HAK Confirmation Material [1 of 4] HAK Confirmation Material [2 of 4] HAK Confirmation Material [3 of 4] HAK Confirmation Material [4 of 4] 13 HAK ADMINISTRATIVE AND STAFF FILES--Rodman August 1969-August 1974 Subject and Chron ACCOMPLISHMENTS AFRICA AID, TRADE, & INVESTMENT Box Folder Date Extent HAK Administrative and Staff Files 13 1971 ANNUAL REVIEW DRAFTS 1970 ANNUAL REVIEW CAMBODIA CHINA CHRON FILE August-December 1969 CHRON FILE January-March 1970 CHRON FILE April-May 1970 CHRON FILE June-July 1970 14 CHRON FILE August-September 1970 CHRON FILE October-November 1970 CHRON FILE December 1970-June 1971 CHRON FILE July 1971-July 1972 CHRON FILE August 1972-December 1973 PWR Chron File January-June 1974 PWR Chron July-August 8, 1974 CONGRESS 15 EUROPEAN UNITY Box Folder Date Extent HAK Administrative and Staff Files 15 EUROPE, WEST EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE: CONFIDENTIALITY GERMANY (F.R.G.) JOURNALISTS HAK: Talking Points for - Hold HAK: Talking Points LAOS LATIN AMERICA MATHIAS RESOLUTION McGovern 16 NAMIBIA (SOUTH WEST AFRICA) N.Y. TIMES Editorials [Hand Written Material] PERSIAN GULF: Drafts PLANNING STAFF: Functions RHODESIA: GENERAL SINGAPORE - Lee Kuan Yew SOUTHERN AFRICA: General Box Folder Date Extent HAK Administrative and Staff Files 16 STUDENTS/ACADEMIA UN: Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia U.S.S.R. 17 HAK ADMINISTRATIVE AND STAFF FILES--Janka Chron August 1971-December 1972 Les Janka - Press Guidance August-December 1971 [1 of 2] Les Janka - Press Guidance August-December 1971 [2 of 2] JANKA CHRON August-December 1971 [1 of 2] JANKA CHRON August-December 1971 [2 of 2] JANKA CHRON January-July 1972 18 JANKA CHRON July-December 1972 JANKA PRESS GUIDANCE January-July 1972 [1 of 2] JANKA PRESS GUIDANCE January-July 1972 [2 of 2] JANKA PRESS GUIDANCE July-December 1972 19 HAK ADMINISTRATIVE AND STAFF FILES--McFarlane July 1973-August 1974 Chron McFarlane Chron July-September 1973 [1 of 2] McFarlane Chron July-September 1973 [2 of 2] McFarlane Chron October-December 1973 Box Folder Date Extent HAK Administrative and Staff Files 19 McFarlane Chron January-March 1974 [1 of 2] McFarlane Chron January-March 1974 [2 of 2] 20 McFARLANE CHRON April-May 1974 McFARLANE CHRON June-July 1974 McFARLANE CHRON August 8, 1974 .
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