Paul Myron Anthony Linebarger Papers, 1922-1967

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Register of the Paul Myron 82115 1 Anthony Linebarger Papers, 1922-1967 Register of the Paul Myron Anthony Linebarger Papers, 1922-1967

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Descriptive Summary Title: Paul Myron Anthony Linebarger Papers, Date (inclusive): 1922-1967 Collection Number: 82115 Creator: Linebarger, Paul Myron Anthony, 1913-1966 Collection Size: (33 manuscript boxes, 7 microfilm reels, 1 album box, 2 envelopes (15 linear feet) Repository: Hoover Institution Archives Stanford, California 94305-6010 Abstract: Diaries, correspondence, speeches and writings, printed matter, and photographs, relating to political conditions in China and elsewhere in the Far East, and to psychological warfare during and after World War II. Includes microfilm of P. M. A. Linebarger papers at the Hitotsubashi University Library, Tokyo. Language: English. Access Collection is open for research. The Hoover Institution Archives only allows access to copies of audiovisual items. To listen to sound recordings or to view videos or films during your visit, please contact the Archives at least two working days before your arrival. We will then advise you of the accessibility of the material you wish to see or hear. Please note that not all audiovisual material is immediately accessible. Publication Rights For copyright status, please contact the Hoover Institution Archives Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Paul Myron Anthony Linebarger Papers, [Box no.], Hoover Institution Archives. Acquisition Information Acquired by the Hoover Institution Archives in 1982. Accruals Materials may have been added to the collection since this finding aid was prepared. To determine if this has occurred, find the collection in Stanford University's online catalog at http://searchworks.stanford.edu/ . Materials have been added to the collection if the number of boxes listed in the online catalog is larger than the number of boxes listed in this finding aid. Access Points

Register of the Paul Myron 82115 2 Anthony Linebarger Papers, 1922-1967 China--Politics and government--20th century. East Asia--Politics and government. Psychological warfare. World War, 1939-1945--Propaganda. China. East Asia. World War, 1939-1945. Propaganda. 1913, July Born, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 11 1919-1920 Student, Punaho Academy, Honolulu, Hawaii 1920-1922 Student, British Cathedral School, Shanghai, China 1923-1925 Student, Oberealschule, Baden-Baden, Germany 1926 Student, Kaiser Wilhelm School, Shanghai 1930 University of Nanking 1933 A.B., George Washington University, Washington, D.C. 1936 Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University Married Margaret Snow (divorced 1949) 1930-1936 Private secretary to P.M.W. Linebarger, Legal Adviser to National Government of China, Nanking and Washington, D.C. 1936-1937 Tutor in division of history, government and economics, Harvard University 1937 Author, The Political Doctrines of Sun Yat-sen 1937-1938 Instructor, political science, Duke University 1938 Author, Government in Republican China 1938-1945 Assistant professor 1941 The China of Chiang Kai-shek 1942 Participated in formation of Office of War Information as Far Eastern specialist 1946 Associate professor 1945-1946 Lecturer, School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University 1946 Professor of Asiatic Politics 1948 Author, Psychological Warfare 1950 Married Genevieve Collins 1954 Author, Governments and Politics in the Far East 1966, Died August 6 Linebarger also wrote fiction and science fiction under the pseudonyms: Anthony Bearden, Felix C. Forrest, Carmichael Smith and Cordwainer Smith

Box No. 1. Diaries, 1924-1950. Scope and Content Note Diaries and travel journals, arranged in chronological order.

Box 1., Folder 1 1924-1925 Folder 2 1926 Folder 3 1928 Folder 4 1929 Folder 5 1935 Folder 6 1946 Folder 7 1950 Box No. 2. Biographical File, 1925-1962. Scope and Content Note Biographical sketches, records, memoranda, and clippings related to the career of Paul M.A. Linebarger, arranged by physical form.

Box 2., Folder 1 Biographical data Folder 2 Clippings Folder 3 Divorce decree Folder 4-5 Financial records Folder 6 Identification cards, employment records Folder 7 Invitations, calling cards Folder 8 Military service records Folder 9 Miscellany Folder 10 Programs Folder 11 School papers and scrapbook Folder 12 Souvenirs of trip to Japan, 1951 Folder 13 Stamp collection list Folder 14 Travel brochures and itineraries Box No. 3-7. Correspondence, 1930-1967. Scope and Content Note Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent.

Box 3., Folder 1 Unidentified, undated General Folder 2 1930 Folder 3 1931 Folder 4 1932 Folder 5 1933 Folder 6 1936 Folder 7 1939 Folder 8 1941 Folder 9-12 1945 Folder 13 1946 Folder 14 1949 Folder 15 1951 Folder 16 1952 Folder 17 1953 Folder 18 1954 Folder 19 1955 Box 4., Folder 1 1956 Folder 2-3 1957 Folder 4 1958 Folder 5 1959 Folder 6 1960 Folder 7 1961 Box 5., Folder 1-2 1962 Folder 3 1963 Folder 4 1964 Folder 5 1966 Folder 6 1967 Folder 7 Bachmeyer, Karl, 1952 Folder 8 Benet, William Rose, 1945 Folder 9 Brookman, David, 1957 Folder 10 Burden, Major John A., 1945-1946 Folder 11 Burks, Ardath W., 1952-1953 Folder 12 Central Intelligence Agency, 1956, 1962 Folder 13 Chi, C. C., 1952-1953 Folder 14 Chu, Jane, 1945 Folder 15 Cole, Taylor, 1945-1946 Box 6., Folder 1 Collins, I. J., 1951-1957

Folder 2 Daugherty, William E., 1957 Folder 3 Djang Chu, 1943-1962 Folder 4 Eng (?), Horace, 1945-1946 Folder 5 Evans, Upshur, 1945 Folder 6 Fairbank, John King, 1953 Folder 7 Fall, Bernard, 1956 Folder 8 Glei, W., 1945 Folder 9 Halsema, James, 1953 Folder 10 Herter, Christian A., 1957, 1961 Folder 11 Hocking, William E., 1945 Folder 12 Hornbeck, Stanley K., 1957, 1963 Folder 13 Hunter, Edward, 1956 Folder 14 Isaacs, Harold, 1955 Folder 15 Jen Pao-yi, 1956 Folder 16 Kao Ling-pai, 1956-1957 Folder 17 Kristol, Irving, 1953 Folder 18 Lattimore, Owen, 1956 Folder 19 Lindsay, Erica, 1962 Folder 20 Lindsay, Michael, 1955-1957 Folder 21 Linebarger, Genevieve C. (Mrs. P.M.A.), 1952 Folder 22 Linebarger, Johanna Lesley (daughter of P.M.A.), 1956-1962 Box 7., Folder 1 Linebarger, Lillian (mother of P.M.A.), 1945-1962 Folder 2 Linebarger, Louise (sister-in-law of P.M.A.), 1962 Folder 3 Linebarger, Marcia (daughter of P.M.A.), 1957 Folder 4 Linebarger, Margaret (first wife of P.M.A.), 1936, 1944, 1954 Folder 5 Linebarger, W. Wentworth, (brother of P.M.A.), 1962 Folder 6 MacNair, Harley, 1945 Folder 7 Mandel, Benjamin, 1961 Folder 8 Montgomery, Nancy, 1935-1936 Folder 9 The New Republic,1962 Folder 10 Price, Maurice T., 1953 Folder 11 The Psychological Warfare School, 1955-1956 Folder 12 Rankin, Robert S., 1945-1946 Folder 13 Relm Foundation, 1962 Folder 14 Rockefeller Brothers Fund, 1956 Folder 15 Solbert, General O., 1945, 1956 Folder 16 Strausz-Hupe, Robert, 1957, 1959 Folder 17 Tao Hsi-sheng, 1953-1957, 1962 Folder 18 Tsou, Tang, 1961 Folder 19 Tu Kwang-hsun, 1961 Folder 20 Votaw, Professor, 1945 Folder 21 Walker, Richard L., 1956, 1962 Folder 22 Wannamaker, William H., 1945-1946 Folder 23 Wedemeyer, General Albert C., 1945, 1955-1956 Folder 24 Weyl, Nathaniel, 1957 Folder 25 Yin Pao-yu (?), 1946 Box No. 8-18. Speeches And Writings, 1930-1966. Scope and Content Note Manuscripts, notes, drafts, printed copies of the writings of memoranda, printed matter, reports, charts, arranged alphabetically by topic.

Box 8., Folder 1 Three dictograph recordings of speeches by Paul M.A. Linebarger Folder 2 Miscellaneous holograph notes Folder 3 Miscellaneous pages Folder 4-6 Miscellaneous notes, drafts, parts of manuscripts Folder 7 "A General Statement of the Work and of the Policy of the Chinese Government", typescript, n.d. Folder 8-10 Japanese history, carbon copy, n.d.

Folder 11 "The Journey of Ching Lai", typescript, n.d. Folder 12 "Music of the Future", carbon copy, n.d. Folder 13 The Chinese Nation, printed copies, December 10, 1930; February 4, 1931 (Paul M.A. Linebarger, contributing editor) Box 9., Folder 1 "The Biography of Wang Mang", carbon copy, 1931 Folder 2 "The 91st Army of Wei, a Short Epoch-Romance of the Age of Chaos", typescript, 1931 Folder 3 "An Examination of Examinations", printed copy, The University Hatchet, February 9, 1932 Folder 4 Various copies of The University Hatchet, edited by Paul M.A. Linebarger, 1932 Folder 5 "The Philosophy of Chaos", typescript, ca. 1933 Folder 6 "The Taiping Rebellion", typescript, 1933 Folder 7 The Fourth Decade, a Magazine of New Writers, (Linebarger's writings in the magazine under the pseudonym, Anthony Bearden) published by P.M.A. Linebarger, printed copies, January and February, 1933; March-April, 1934; Summer, 1934 Folder 8-9 Lecture notes, 1935 Folder 10 "The Nationalist Democracy of Sun Yat-sen", typescript, 1935 Box 10., Folder 1 "The Political Doctrines of Sun Yat-sen", two printed copies, 1937 Folder 2 "Notes and Opinions", holograph, 1939 Folder 3 Lecture notes, typescript and holograph, 1939-1940 Folder 4 "China, Left, Right or Center" (in Chinese), 1940 Folder 5 "The Japanese Colonel", typescript, 1944 Folder 6 "Atomsk", typescript, ca. 1948 Folder 7 "Foreign Governments" (working title), outlines and correspondence, 1948 Folder 8 Outlines, chapters, typescripts and carbons, (under the pseudonym, Carmichael Smith) ca. 1948 Psychological Warfare, 1948 Folder 9 Advertisements Folder 10 Copyright Folder 11 Correspondence Box 11., Folder 1 Distribution list (by author) Folder 2 Draft (partial) Folder 3 Lecture outline for speech at Naval War College on psychological warfare, May l, 1948 Folder 4 Notes Folder 5 Preface for Japanese edition Folder 6 Research materials - bibliography Folder 7 Reviews Folder 8 Royalty statements Folder 9 Table of contents Folder 10 "The Strategist", outline and correspondence, (under the pseudonym, Felix C. Forrest), ca. 1948 Folder 11-12 "The Handbook of Black", typescript and carbon copy, 1950 Box 12., Folder 1 "Passive Resistance", draft, ca. 1950 Folder 2-3 "Psychological Warfare", lecture, typescript and printed copy, 1950 Folder 4-5 Notes and drafts on psychological warfare, 1949-1950 Folder 6 Lecture notes, 1951 Folder 7-8 "The Propaganda Terrain of Present Day Europe", Nine Seminar Papers, prepared under the direction of Paul M.A. Linebarger for the Department of State, two mimeographed copies, 1951 Folder 9 "The Communist Psychological Attack", two carbon copies, ca. 1951 Box 13., Folder 1 "Outside Pressures on China, 1945-1950", two printed copies, 1951 Folder 2 "Southeast Asia Today", transcript of speech, 1951 Folder 3 "The Foreign Policy of Communist China", reprint from the SAIS Alumni Review,Spring, 1952 Folder 4 Outline of speech, America Embassy, Havana, Cuba, 1953 Folder 5 "The International Juridical Status of the Chief Political Entities of Southeast Asia: 1940-1950" by Genevieve C. Linebarger, carbon copy, ca. 1953

Folder 6 Lecture notes, 1953 Folder 7-10 Far Eastern Governments and Politics, notes, drafts, correspondence, outlines, 1953-1954 Folder 11 "Chinese Culture and the Communist Challenge", three copies (two in Spanish and one in English), typescript and carbon copies, 1954 Folder 12-13 Psychological Warfare, two printed advertising brochures; miscellaneous notes; printed copy in Thai, 1954 Folder 14 Notes by Ardath W. Burks on Linebarger's manuscript on Japan, ca. 1954 Folder 15 "Air Power in the Modern Middle East", two reprints from The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science,May, 1955 Folder 16 "Ethical Dianetics, The Lay Psychotherapy of Mutual Emotional Aid", (under the pseudonym of Carmichael Smith), carbon copy, ca. 1955 Folder 17 "The Aftermath of Japanese Colonialism in Southeast Asia" by Genevieve Collins Linebarger, processed copy, 1956 Folder 18 Bibliography of writings by P.M.A. Linebarger, ca. 1956 Folder 19 "Notes on General Policy, Some Marginal Comments on U.S. General Policy in Relation to Foreign Affairs", carbon copy, 1956 Folder 20 Foreign Service Institute, Program listing Paul M.A. Linebarger as speaker, ca. 1957 Folder 21 "Hong Kong and the British Nanyang", typescript, 1957 Box 14., Folder 1 "The Fire Sermon of Gautama Siddhartha", typescript, 1958 Folder 2 "Burmese Government and Politics", interleaved carbon copy, extracted from Southeast Asian Governments and Politics, written with Genevieve Collins Linebarger, 1958 Folder 3-5 "Government and Politics in Southeast Asia", drafts and notes; holograph, carbon copies and typescript, 1958 Box 15., "Government and Politics in Southeast Asia", drafts and notes; holograph, carbon Folder 1-5 copies and typescript, 1958 Box 16., Folder 1 "Overseas China and Kuomintang Vitality", notes, correspondence, 1956-1958 Folder 2 "Languages and Politics in Southeast Asia", draft, 1958 Folder 3 "Leaders and Crises in Southeast Asia", notes, outlines, draft, 1958 Folder 4 "Philippine Government and Politics", interleaved carbon copy, extracted from Southeast Asian Governments and Politics,1958 Folder 5-6 "Thai Government and Politics", two interleaved carbon copies, extracted from Southeast Asian Governments and Politics,1958 Box 17., Folder 1 "Communist China's International Objectives", typescript of speech, March 16, 1960 Folder 2 Outline for book review, typescript, ca. 1960 Folder 3 "The New Japan in a Troubled Asia", Current History, printed copy, December, 1961 Folder 4 Indonesian language, notes, research materials, writings by Genevieve Collins Linebarger, 1960-1961 Folder 5 "The Prediction and Deterrence of Subnuclear War Among Developing Nations", outline, correspondence on research proposal, carbon copy, December, 1962 Folder 6 "The Republic of China on Taiwan", draft, 1962 Folder 7-8 Southeast Asia, research materials, notes; holograph, typescript, carbon copies, printed materials, for articles in the Encyclopedia Britannica, written with Genevieve Collins Linebarger, 1961-1962 Box 18., Southeast Asia, research materials, notes; holograph, typescript, carbon copies, for Folder 1-2 articles in the Encyclopedia Britannica,1962-1963 Folder 3 "Birds, Far Underground", typescript (under the pseudonym, Cordwainer Smith) ca. 1963 Folder 4 Galley corrections by Linebarger for Communist Strategies in Asia by A. Doak Barnett, holograph, 1963 Folder 5 "The Immense Potentiality of Psychological Warfare", carbon copy, 1963 Folder 6-7 "Norstrilia", draft, (under the pseudonym, Cordwainer Smith) ca. 1963 Folder 8 "Regional Arms Control Arrangements for Developing Areas", proposal outline and correspondence, 1963 Box 19., Folder 1 International Information Policy and Psychological Warfare, bibliography for seminar, 1963-1964

Folder 2 Southeast Asia, research materials, notes; holograph, typescript, carbon copies, for articles in the Encyclopedia Britannica,1963-1964 Folder 3 "Stability and Progress in the Haitian Republic, 1957-1964", outline and assignment sheet for a group monograph, seminar, 1964-1965 Folder 4 "Psychological Warfare and Related Operations", outline, notes; typescript, 1964 Folder 5 "Unconventional Warfare", seminar class roster, notes, outline; typescript, holograph, 1964 Folder 6 "Konfrontasi: History and Definition" by Dr. Mochtar Aziz, preface and notes by Paul M.A. Linebarger and Genevieve Collins Linebarger, 1965 Folder 7 "The Menace of Small Wars in Africa and Asia Today", outline, typescript, 1965 Folder 8 Book reviews for United States Information Agency, correspondence, notes, reviews; holograph, typescripts, carbon copies, 1966 Folder 9 "International Relations", notes, draft; typescript, holograph notes, 1966 Box No. 19-31. Subject File, 1922-1965. Scope and Content Note Correspondence, memoranda, printed matter, reports, charts, arranged alphabetically by topic

Box 20., Folder 1 American Political Science Association, program, 1953 Folder 2 Arabic language. "Modern Literary Arabic", processed copy, 1953 Folder 3 Asia. "The Study of Far Eastern Politics" by Ardath W. Burks, draft, 1958 Folder 4 Asian nationalism. Panel discussion at meeting of the American Policial Science Association, 1953 Folder 5 Borneo. Subcontractor's Monograph, Human Relations Area Files, Inc., 1955 Folder 6 Burma. Information Bulletin of the Burmese Embassy, May 26, 1952 Box 21. China Folder 1 General Folder 2 Admission to the United Nations. The Committee of One Million Newsletter with lead article opposing admission of China to the U.N., February 11, 1956 Folder 3 Army proposal for study of China by Alfred Zee Chang, mimeograph, n.d. Folder 4 Communism. Collection of speeches by George K.C. Yeh in the United States, from September 1954 to February 1955, relating to the People's Republic of China Folder 5 Confucianism. "The Essence of Confucianism" by Charles J. Finger, 1923 Economic conditions Folder 6 "The International Development of China" by Sun Yat-sen, 1922, reprint 1953 Folder 7 "Mainland China in Competitive Coexistence", confidential report to the National Planning Association by A. Doak Barnett, July, 1958 Box 22. Foreign relations Folder 1 Japan. "The Secret of China's Resistance" by K.B. Vaidya, 1943 Folder 2 Latin America. "'Sugar Coated Bullets' for Latin America" by Shen-Yu Dai, December 23, 1961 Folder 3-4 United States "The Centenary Celebration of Sino-American Intellectual Friendship" by Prof. Chang Chi-yun, 1953 "Chronological Report of the Student-Interpreter, November 20 Y.R.", by Homer K.M. Wu, 1931 (?) Folder 5 Geography. "Climate and Man in China" by Prof. Chang Chi-yun, 1953 Folder 6 History. "An Interpretation of The Ancient Chinese Civilization", Chinese Association for the United Nations, Taipei, Taiwan, 1952 Folder 7 Language in the Peoples Republic of China. Carbon copy of a list, "A Collection of New Terms Used in Communist China", including the original Chinese characters, the romanization of these characters, the literal translations of these words (word by word), and the usage of the term, ca. 1955 Folder 8 Legal system. "The Law in China as Seen by Roscoe Pound", edited by Tsao Wen-yen, 1953 Folder 9 Miscellany Folder 10 Overseas Chinese

"Overseas Chinese - Communist China's First Decade", by Stanley Spector, reprint from The New Leader, June l, 1959 "Programs of Communist China for Overseas Chinese", by Lu Yu-Sun, Communist China Problem Research Series, The Union Research Institute, Hong Kong, 1956 Project Ultramar, a research proposal concerning certain educational and political aspects of overseas Chinese communities in Southeast Asia, ca. 1954 Table of contents for "A Record of the Struggle of the Anti-Communist Returnees from Korea", 1945 Folder 11-13 Politics and government Charts of government organization, in English and Chinese, ca. 1940 "Manifesto of the Eighth National Congress of the Kuomintang", 1957 "The Political Platform of the Kuomintang", 1957 "Theory and Techniques of the Chinese Nationalist Revolution, The Agrarian and Labor Movements" by Ellis Leigh Waldron Folder 14 Psychological warfare "How Does the CCP Wage Its Psychological War Against the U.S." abridged translation of report in Chinese, n.d. Resume of conversations between the panel on Special Operations and Psychological Warfare of the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Development, Department of Defense, led by Prof. Wilbur Schramm of Stanford University and Chinese psychological warfare experts, n.d. Folder 15 Scientists. "Scientists in Communist China" by Alfred Zee Chang, June 4, 1954 Folder 16 Shanghai. List of major events in Shanghai, 1949-1951 Folder 17 Sun Yat-sen. "Memoirs of a Chinese Revolutionary", 1918 Folder 18 World War II. Office of War Information materials used in China against the Japanese. See Also, Republic Of China (Taiwan) Folder 19 Chinese language. Romanizations lists Box 23., Folder 1 Cold War Papers on Protracted War, 1956-1958, Foreign Policy Research Institute, University of Pennsylvania, 1957 Folder 2 "Protracted Conflict", project outline, Foreign Policy Research Institute, 1959 Box 24., Folder 1 Communism Memorandum - Communists and Ex-Communists Known to Paul Linebarger Outside the Reported and Proper Conduct of Government Business, 1928-1956, February 26, 1956 "A Plan for Counteraction Against Communism Through the Establishment of a Free World Commission and a Free World Academy", Confidential Study Document, Council Against Communist Aggression Folder 2 Congo. Printed materials on the Belgian Congo Folder 3 Defense Science Board. Roster Folder 4 Education - government research programs in colleges and universities Foreign Policy Research Institute, University of Pennsylvania Folder 5 General Folder 6 Book reviews Folder 7 Correspondence Folder 8 Documents Folder 9 Meeting agendas Folder 10 Memoranda Folder 11 Miscellany Folder 12 Project outlines Folder 13 Proposals Folder 14-16 Writings Miscellaneous chapters, articles Box 25., Folder 1 Miscellaneous papers, 1955-1958 Box 26., Folder 1 Guerrilla warfare. Outline for book, 1958 Folder 2 Hurley, Patrick. Article on Hurley, PM, December 4, 1945 Indonesia.

Folder 3 General. "The Potential Giant: Indonesia", carbon copy of manuscript, n.d. Printed matter Bahasa dan Budaja (incomplete) Folder 4 1952 Folder 5 1953 Folder 6 1954 Folder 7 1956 Folder 8 1957 Box 27., Folder 1 1958 Folder 2 1959 Folder 3 1960 Folder 4 Miscellaneous printed matter in Indonesian Folder 5 Insurgency. "The Principles of Insurgency" by Col. Virgil Ney, n.d. Folder 6 International relations. Bibliography and course outline Folder 7 Journal of the History of Ideas. Minutes of annual meeting, May 14, 1955 Folder 8 Korea. "Summation of United States Army Military Government Activities in Korea", Commander-in-Chief, Far East, February, 1947 Folder 9 Korean language. Romanization charts Folder 10 Language, universal. "International Auxiliary Language Association in the United States, Outline of Program", 1924 Folder 11 Manchuria "Japan's Positive Policy in Manchuria", Memorial presented to His Majesty the Emperor of Japan by Premier Tanaka, outlining the positive policy in Manchuria, n.d. "Manchuria Before November 16", November, 1931 Media analysis Folder 12 1954 Folder 13 1955 Box 28., Folder 1 1956-1957 Folder 2 1960 Folder 3 Middle East. Studies on the Middle East by the Foreign Policy Research Institute, 1956-1957 Folder 4 Military operations. Organization charts Folder 5-6 Miscellany Folder 7 North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Military organization, 1954 NATO and Psychological warfare, book outline, 1956 Folder 8 Nuclear war. Recuperative capacity Folder 9 Philippine Islands "Foreign Trade Statistics of the Philippines", 1960 Population and housing reports, 1960 Report on Mauban, Quezon, 1953 Review of The Philippines, A Study in National Development by Joseph R. Hayden, 1942 Folder 10 Prisoners of war, German. Reports from the Office of the Provost Marshal General, Prisoner of War, Special Projects Division, Washington, D.C., 1946 Box 29. Psychological warfare General Folder 1 Bibliographies Folder 2 Clippings Folder 3 Notes Folder 4 Area handbooks. Memoranda and notes, February, 1956 Folder 5 Cold War strategy. Report by William A. Lybrand, February, 1962 Folder 6 Communist. "Communist Interrogation and Indoctrination of 'Enemies of the State'" by Lawrence E. Hinkle, Jr., M.D. and Harold G. Wolff, M.D., 1956 Folder 7 Department of the Army Office of the Chief of Psychological Warfare, Organization charts Strategic Intelligence Symposium, December, 1961

Folder 8 Korean War. Battle bulletins, 1952 Folder 9 Miscellany Psychological operations Folder 10 Department of the Army Field Manual, 1962 Folder 11 "Psychological Operations Equipment", by Harold M.Coter, n.d. Folder 12 The Psywar Society. Bulletins, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1965 (incomplete) Folder 13 Special Operations Research Office. Notes for reviews and for counterinsurgency articles, 1963 Folder 14 "The Theory and Practice of Psychological Warfare" by Wong T'se-shing and Chen Ying-leu, 1952 Folder 15 U.S. Information and Educational Exchange Act of 1948. Reprint Folder 16 Voice of America. Clipping, April 22, 1947 Folder 17 World War I. Report (incomplete) Folder 18 World War II - Japanese propaganda. "The Secret of Psychological Warfare" by Suma Yakichiro Box 30., Folder 1 Religion "The Faith of Great Scientists", 1948 "My Faith" by Barley Willis "The Upper Room", 1952 Republic of China (Taiwan) Folder 2 General Folder 3 Chiang Kai-shek, Mme. Notes on meeting with Mme. Chiang, August 14, 1962 Folder 4 Communism. "The Doom of Communism", speech by Chiang Kai-shek, 1963 Folder 5 Constitution. "The Constitution of the Kuomintang", 1957 "The Main Features of the Permanent Constitution of the Republic of China" by Tsao Wen-yen, 1953 Folder 6 Economic conditions "Economic Development Planning in Taiwan" by Ralph J. Watkins, report prepared for Agency for International Development, Department of State, ca. 1961 "Economic Miracle in Free China", illustrated booklet, 1962 "My Views on Taiwan's Economy" by K.Y. Yin, 1953 Foreign relations Folder 7 General. "So I Tell the American People" by Kwei Chungshu, 1953 Folder 8 Australia. "Programme of the Visit to the Republic of China of the Australian Goodwill Mission", August 8-17, 1956 Folder 9 Land reform. "Land Reform in Free China", 1953 Folder 10 Politics and government. Organization charts of government officials and Kuomingtang leaders in English and Chinese, 1962 Folder 11 Religion "Selected Speeches on Religion by President and Mme. Chiang Kai-shek", 1952 "Stranger Than Fiction" by James Dickson, n.d. "Testimony on Good Friday" by President Chiang Kai-shek and "Easter Meditation" by Mme. Chiang Kai-shek, 1956 Folder 12 Women. "The Position of Women in Free China", by Hsu Chung-pei, 1953 Folder 13 School of Advanced International Studies, The Johns Hopkins University. Course outlines, examinations, seminar topics, staff directory Folder 14 Science fiction "An Adventure in Venus" "The Elixir" "The Girl From Mars" "The Thought Stealer and the Mechanical Man" "The Thought Translator and the Creation" "The Vanguard of Venus" "When the Moon Fell" Folder 15 Southeast Asia. "Countries of Asia. Burma and Indonesia" published in Moscow, 1955 (in Russian)

Folder 16 Thailand. Press summary on revision of Nationality Act, 1963 Box 31., Folder 1 U Thant. Biographical sketch Folder 2 Unemployment. Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Labor, House of Representatives, 1932 Folder 3 U.S.S.R. "A Report on Russian Destruction of Our Industries in the North-eastern Provinces", 1952 "Soviet Political Treaties and Violations" Staff Study for the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act... U.S. Senate, 1955 "Vostok" by Alexander Pronin, report on Soviet counterinsurgency, n.d. Folder 4 United Nations. Speech by Joseph C. Grew on the founding of the United Nations, April 29, 1945 United States Folder 5 Army officers. Memoir, 1923-1944 Folder 6 Department of Health, Education and Welfare - Clippings Foreign relations Folder 7 Asia. "Draft Statement of a Ten-Year China and Indochina Policy, 1956-1966", 1956 Folder 8 Laos. "First Americans Up the Mekong" by MacAllister (?), 1961 Folder 9 Southeast Asia. "Southeast Asia as a Problem Area in the Next Decade", address given by Dr. Guy J. Pauker, October 6, 1958 Folder 10 Office of War Information. Organization charts Folder 11 Vietnam. "Government and Administration in Viet-Nam", n.d. Folder 12 Vosnjak, Bogumil. Curriculum vitae Folder 13 World calendar. "A Symposium on the World Calendar", 1951 Folder 14 World government. "How to Prevent Warfare and Establish Foundation of World Unity" by Yen Hsi-shan, 1952 Folder 15 World War II Hammond's War Map of Europe "World War II Strategy and Its Significance Today" speech by Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer (?), n.d Microfilm Cabinets Microfilm, 1942-1949. Scope and Content Note Seven reels of microfilm of papers of Paul Myron Anthony Linebarger. Originals are in the Hitotsubashi University Library, Tokyo.

Reel I. Personal Files on the Far East. Memoranda, meeting notes, reports, correspondence relating to Sino-American relations, American aid, psychological warfare plans for China, February, 1942 -November, 1942. Including memoranda to William Donovan, Lauchlin Currie, Archibald MacLeish. Reel II. Memoranda, correspondence, October, 1942 -May, 1943. Including memoranda to Lauchlin Currie and Owen Lattimore. (On June 30, 1943, Linebarger left for the China-Burma-India Theater of World War II. His records for this period are not on this microfilm. The material resumes again when he returned to his duties in the Pentagon's Propaganda Branch, G-2, March, 1945) Reel III. Diary notes, correspondence, memoranda, including a message to General Albert C. Wedemeyer, January 17, 1946, and from Wedemeyer, September 13, 1949, material on postwar planning, the dropping of the atomic bombs on Japan, a report on the Japanese Emperor, a memorandum to General Douglas MacArthur, a letter of commendation from General George C. Marshall to Elmer Davis, Head of the Office of War Information, correspondence with John Carter Vincent, report entitled "Organization and Functions of the Office of International Information and Cultural Affairs", December 20, 1945, and the Directory of the Military Intelligence Division, January 15, 1946 Reel IV. Papers Prepared by Paul Myron Linebarger, September, 1942 -December, 1942, for Joseph C. Grew, American Ambassador to Japan, 1931-1941, miscellaneous correspondence

Reel V. Papers Prepared for Joseph Grew, January -May, 1943. Memorandum of Linebarger conversation with Grew, May 13, 1943 Reel VI. Papers Prepared for Joseph Grew, June, 1943. Miscellaneous correspondence and memoranda Reel VII. Correspondence of Linebarger and Grew, March, 1944 -January, 1946, correspondence from General Wedemeyer, 1945. Organization Chart entitled "Plans and Operations Division, GSUSA", June 30, 1948, "Appendix III" (l page) on the Cold War, n.d. AUDIO-VISUAL. Physical Description: (87 prints / 58 postcards / 2 albums (circa 1931) / 3 recordings / 5 negatives

Envelope A 16 prints of Paul M.A. Linebarger and family; 3 unidentified prints; 1 print of the Eiffel Tower; 1 slide; 5 negatives; 58 postcards, undated Envelope B 30 prints of Japanese prisoner of war camp, Camp McCoy, Wisconsin, World War II; 26 prints of China, World War II; 2 prints of Djang Chu; 9 unidentified prints, undated