A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of
RESEARCH COLLECTIONS IN AMERICAN POLITICS Microfilms from Major Archival and Manuscript Collections General Editor: William E. Leuchtenburg
The Confidential File of the Eisenhower White House, 1953–1961 Part 3: Departments and Agencies
A UPA Collection from Cover: Portrait courtesy of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library. RESEARCH COLLECTIONS IN AMERICAN POLITICS Microfilms from Major Archival and Manuscript Collections General Editor: William E. Leuchtenburg
The Confidential File of the Eisenhower White House, 1953–1961 Part 3: Departments and Agencies
Project Editor Robert E. Lester
Guide compiled by Carrie B. Vivian
A UPA Collection from
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The confidential file of the Eisenhower White House, 1953–1961 [microform] / project editor, Robert E. Lester. microfilm reels. — (Research collections in American politics) “The documents reproduced in this publication are from the Papers of Dwight D. Eisenhower in the custody of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library, National Archives and Records Administration. Former President Eisenhower donated his literary rights in these documents to the public.” Includes index. Contents: pt. 1. Confidential subject files—pt. 2. Presidential trips and conferences— pt. 3. Departments and agencies. ISBN 1-55655-959-3 (pt. 1) — ISBN 0-88692-630-0 (pt. 2) — ISBN 0-88692-648-3 (pt. 3) 1. United States—Politics and government—1953–1961—Sources. 2. United States—Foreign relations—1953–1961—Sources. 3. Dwight D. Eisenhower Library—Archives. I. Lester, Robert. II. United States. National Archives and Records Administration. III. LexisNexis (Firm) IV. Series.
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ii TABLE OF CONTENTS
Scope and Content Note ...... v Source Note ...... ix Editorial Note ...... ix Acknowledgments ...... x Abbreviations ...... xi
Reel Index
Reel 1 Agriculture, Department of ...... 1 Air Force, Department of the ...... 1 Army, Department of the ...... 1
Reel 2 Army, Department of the, cont...... 2 Atomic Energy Commission...... 3 Bureau of the Budget ...... 3 Central Intelligence Agency ...... 3 Civil Aeronautics Board ...... 3
Reels 3–4 Civil Aeronautics Board cont...... 3
Reel 5 Civil Aeronautics Board cont...... 6 Civil Service Commission ...... 6 Commerce Department ...... 6 Council of Economic Advisors ...... 6 Council on Foreign Economic Policy ...... 6
Reel 6 Council on Foreign Economic Policy cont...... 7
Reel 7 Defense, Department of ...... 8
Reel 8 Defense, Department of, cont...... 10 Defense Mobilization, Office of ...... 10 Federal Aviation Agency ...... 10 Federal Bureau of Investigation ...... 10 Federal Civil Defense Administration ...... 11 Federal Communications Commission ...... 11 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ...... 11
iii Federal Housing Administration ...... 11 Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service ...... 11 Federal Power Commission ...... 11 Foreign Operations Administration ...... 11
Reel 9 Foreign Operations Administration cont...... 12 General Services Administration ...... 12 Government Patents Board ...... 12 Government Printing Office...... 12 Health, Education, and Welfare, Department of ...... 12 Housing and Home Finance Agency ...... 12 Interior, Department of ...... 12 International Cooperation Administration ...... 13
Reel 10 International Cooperation Administration cont...... 13 Interstate Commerce Commission ...... 13 Justice, Department of ...... 13 Labor, Department of ...... 14 Maritime Administration ...... 14 Mutual Security Agency ...... 14 National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics ...... 14 National Aeronautics and Space Administration ...... 14 National Aeronautics and Space Council ...... 14 National Labor Relations Board ...... 14 National Security Agency ...... 15
Reel 11 National Security Resources Board ...... 15 Navy, Department of ...... 15 Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization ...... 15 Office of Defense and Civilian Mobilization ...... 15 Office of Defense Mobilization ...... 15 Office of Special Representative in Europe ...... 15 Operations Coordinating Board ...... 16 Post Office, Department of...... 16 President, The ...... 16 President’s Committee on International Information Activities ...... 16 President’s Committee to Study U.S. Military Assistance ...... 16
Reel 12 President’s Committee to Study U.S. Military Assistance cont...... 17 President’s Science Advisory Committee ...... 17 Presidential Advisory Committee on Energy Supplies and Resources Policy ..... 17 Presidential Advisory Committee on Telecommunications Policy and Organization ...... 17 Psychological Strategy Board...... 17 Railroad Retirement Board ...... 18 Reconstruction Finance Corporation ...... 18 Renegotiation Board...... 18 Small Defense Plants Administration ...... 18 State, Department of ...... 18
iv Reels 13–22 State, Department of, cont...... 18
Reel 23 State, Department of, cont...... 32 Subversive Activities Control Board ...... 32 Tennessee Valley Authority ...... 32 Treasury, Department of ...... 32 United States Information Agency ...... 33 United States Special Representative in Europe ...... 33 Veterans Administration ...... 33 Vice-President, The ...... 33
Reel 24 Alexander, Harry–Lee, Frederick Billings ...... 33
Reel 25 Leebove, Arthur–Zwig, Robert Jonathon ...... 37
Principal Correspondents Index ...... 41 Subject Index...... 45
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SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
This microfilm collection contains documents from federal departments and agencies pertaining to The Confidential File of the Eisenhower White House. The materials include correspondence, telegrams, internal memoranda, official reports, and briefing books, which reflect the pressing issues that faced the Eisenhower administration from 1953 to 1961. Principal correspondents include Dwight D. Eisenhower, Charles F. Willis Jr., C. E. Wilson, Harmar D. Denny, John Foster Dulles, and James R. Durfee. The collection’s organization permits efficient access to the documents. Reels 1 through 23 are arranged alphabetically by department and agency name (Agriculture, Department of, through Vice President, The). Reels 24 and 25 are arranged alphabetically according to the last names of the people considered in the folders (Alexander, Harry, through Zwig, Robert Jonathon). Materials from the Department of the Army, Civil Aeronautics Board, Council on Foreign Economic Policy, and Departments of Defense and State compose a significant portion of the collection. The topics considered in these documents are frequently representative of the major themes found in the entire collection. The documents found in the Department of the Army folders reflect a variety of topics including materials on the Army War College, which C. D. Jackson, Eisenhower’s psychological warfare and cold war strategy adviser, visited. These materials provide a comprehensive history of the college, define its purpose, and briefly discuss key points regarding communism in the Soviet Union. Anti- Communist initiatives and cold war strategy are important themes in the overall collection. In the Department of the Army folders, discussions of equipment procurement, armed services reorganization, the space program, and, interestingly, the use of music in psychological warfare illustrate the importance that the Eisenhower administration placed on deterring communism and curbing the Soviet Union’s global influence. Finally, there is a comprehensive study of the feasibility of either improving the Panama Canal or using nuclear methods to excavate a new sea- level canal. This study was prompted by the growing volume of cargo passing through the canal and considers the importance of protecting the canal from enemy attack. The Civil Aeronautics Board materials demonstrate the boom of the airline industry during the Eisenhower administration as well as the administration’s desire to ensure that the United States was at the forefront of domestic and global air transportation. While Eisenhower’s authority to control the airlines is questioned in the documents, the materials are largely concerned with disputes and decisions regarding air routes, regulations, freight, subsidies, and transportation certificates. The Council on Foreign Economic Policy documents discuss U.S. foreign economic relations with a variety of countries. In addition to assessing economic markets, the documents devote a large amount of coverage to U.S. economic aid to developing countries. Often the economic aid discussions are accompanied by background information on the history and politics of the countries in question.
vii Thailand, Burma, Vietnam, Kenya, Somalia, and Mozambique are some of the countries assessed in this manner. Interestingly, the documents are also concerned with the levels of international economic aid provided by the Soviet Union and impart the necessity of preventing Communist influences in developing countries. The Department of Defense documents reinforce the Eisenhower administration’s emphasis on containing communism and deterring the Soviet Union’s global influence. The materials in the Department of Defense folders discuss overseas military bases, Army Department tank procurement, the adequacy of military forces, nuclear weapons, and Navy Department shipbuilding and conversion programs, reflecting the importance placed on preparing for possible cold war confrontations. Organizational matters, such as drafting medical personnel, the military pay structure, budget planning, and military personnel turnover are also discussed in detail and reflect the significant role that military preparedness played in the Eisenhower administration. The Department of State documents contain additional material on U.S. foreign economic relations, especially foreign aid programs for developing countries such as Turkey, India, and Korea. Nuclear weapons and Soviet Communist aggression are also predominant topics. The Escapee Program, which permitted people fleeing Communist countries to resettle in the United States, is discussed in this material as well as in other parts of the collection. There are also many documents that discuss Danish claims for U.S.-requisitioned ships during World War II. Finally, there are documents that brief administration officials about visiting foreign dignitaries, provide histories of U.S. foreign relations with the dignitaries’ countries, and state important background information on the countries. These foreign dignitaries include Jawaharlal Nehru, Saud Ibn Abd al-Aziz Al-Saud, Guy Mollet, Ngo Dinh Diem, Konrad Adenauer, and Nobusuke Kishi. This collection is the third part in the series The Confidential File of the Eisenhower White House, 1953–1961, filmed by LexisNexis. Part one concerns documents from the Confidential Subject Files, and part two considers documents from Presidential Trips and Conferences. Other collections that pertain to the Eisenhower administration include The Diaries of Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1953–1961 and Minutes and Documents of the Cabinet Meetings of President Eisenhower (1953–1961). The Dwight D. Eisenhower National Security Files, 1953–1961, Parts 1–3, President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s Office Files, 1953–1961, Parts 1 and 2, and President Eisenhower’s Meetings with Legislative Leaders, 1953–1961, are also available from LexisNexis.
viii SOURCE NOTE
The documents reproduced in this microform publication are from the Records as President: White House Central Files, Confidential File, in the custody of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library, Abilene, Kans.
EDITORIAL NOTE
The White House Central Files comprise the largest collection in the Eisenhower Library, totaling approximately 6,500,000 pages. All of the major foreign and domestic issues and policies associated with the Eisenhower administration, as well as the political events of the period, are documented in the Central Files. The White House Central Files are subdivided into the Confidential File (CF), the Official File (OF), the General File (GF), and the President’s Personal File (PPF).
The Confidential File of the Eisenhower White House, 1953–1961, consists of the open and declassified portions of the Confidential File. The Confidential File contains the highest-level materials in the White House Central Files. The correspondence, memoranda, telegrams, and reports in the file are especially rich on subjects such as national security policy, foreign relations, domestic and foreign economic policy, and natural resources. The Confidential File is subdivided into two series: Name Series and Subject Series. The Subject Series is organized alphabetically by subject title and chronologically thereunder. The date coverage of the series is essentially 1953– 1961. Due to the volume of pages in the Subject Series—approximately 82,000— LexisNexis has published the series in three parts focusing on presidential trips and conferences, departments and agencies, and general subjects.
Part 3: Departments and Agencies covers select subjects from the Subject Series. Part 3 consists of materials generated by various executive branch departments, agencies, offices, and bureaus. In addition, there are materials generated by presidential commissions, quasi-governmental organizations, and the offices of the president and vice president. The correspondence, memoranda, and reports in Part 3 analyze a variety of diverse topics, crises, and policies of the Eisenhower government. These include trade missions, intelligence activities, defense preparedness, civil aviation, foreign policy, domestic commerce, the economy, foreign affairs, mutual security and assistance, and natural resources. The Departments and Agencies are arranged in alphabetical order; with individual documents in chronological order. All of the open and declassified materials have been microfilmed. Where applicable, the “Document Withdrawal Sheets” have been filmed. These withdrawal sheets itemize documents that were withdrawn from the
ix folders, due to either national security or privacy restrictions, by the staff of the Eisenhower Library.
Part 3: Departments and Agencies also includes the Name Series. This series was included because these individuals were bureaucrats within the executive branch. The Names Series consists of correspondence, memoranda, telegrams, FBI reports, and press clippings relating primarily to personnel actions and investigative matters. The materials in this series range from routine background checks of political appointees to investigations of government personnel under the loyalty security program. Other subjects of interest in this series include unauthorized use of the president’s name in advertising endorsements, requests for asylum for defectors, and case against a Puerto Rican separatist. The series is arranged alphabetically by the first initial of surname and chronologically thereunder.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
LexisNexis would like to acknowledge the assistance and cooperation of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library in Abilene, Kans. Herbert Pankratz, Michelle Kopfer, Chalsea Milner, and other staff were most helpful and patient in providing the support necessary for completion of this microform. Their efforts are greatly appreciated.
x ABBREVIATIONS
The following abbreviations are used three or more times in this guide.
AEC Atomic Energy Commission
CAB Civil Aeronautics Board
DoD Department of Defense
FOA Foreign Operations Administration
FRG Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany)
GDR German Democratic Republic (East Germany)
ICA International Cooperation Administration
MAP Military Assistance Program
MSP Mutual Security Program
NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization
OCB Operations Coordinating Board
TWA Trans World Airlines
UK United Kingdom
UN United Nations
USSR Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
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REEL INDEX
Following is a listing of the folders that compose The Confidential File of the Eisenhower White House, 1953–1961, Part 3: Departments and Agencies. The four-digit number on the far left is the frame at which a particular file folder begins. This is followed by the file title and the date(s) of the file. Substantive issues are highlighted under the heading Major Topics, as are prominent correspondents under the heading Principal Correspondents. Topics and correspondents are listed in the order in which they appear on the film, and each one is listed only once per folder. All references to Eisenhower in the Major Topics refer to Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Reel 1 Frame No. 0001 Agriculture, Department of (1) [March 4, 1954–September 18, 1955]. Major Topics: Agricultural trade missions; agricultural foreign trade policies; farming statistics. 0040 Agriculture, Department of (2) [November 14, 1955–January 2, 1959]. Major Topics: Acreage Reserve Program, 1956; grain subsidies. 0070 Air Force, Department of the (1) [June 3, 1953–September 17, 1954]. Major Topics: Air Force officer promotions; National Search and Rescue Committee. 0131 Air Force, Department of the (2) [February 9, 1955]. Major Topics: Project Vicksburg Blue; air tactical warfare. 0217 Air Force, Department of the (3) [March 11–November 4, 1957]. Major Topics: Rocky Mountain Arsenal, Denver, Colo., airport runway expansion; overseas bases. Principal Correspondents: W. F. Nicholson; Sherman Adams; Dudley C. Sharp. 0266 Air Force, Department of the (4) [May 14, 1958–June 7, 1960]. Major Topics: Jet aircraft procurement; Thule Air Force Base, Greenland; C-130 transport crash; Soviet Armenia; Nikita Khrushchev. Principal Correspondent: Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0315 Air Force, Department of the (5) [December 27–28, 1960]. Major Topic: Ballistic missile programs. 0427 Army, Department of the (1) [January 15–October 19, 1953]. Major Topic: Army War College. Principal Correspondent: Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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0491 Army, Department of the (2) [October 18–27, 1954]. Major Topic: Musical psychological warfare against USSR and Eastern European communism. 0552 Army, Department of the (3) [November 16, 1954–October 8, 1956]. Major Topics: Walter Kulich; Communist Party; Fort Ritchie; army officer promotions. Principal Correspondent: Charles F. Willis Jr. 0607 Army, Department of the (4) [June 19, 1957–July 8, 1958]. Major Topics: Army officer promotions; interracial marriage; Arkansas National Guard; Little Rock, Ark., school district; Civil Rights Act of 1957; armed services reorganization; space program. Principal Correspondent: Wilber M. Brucker. 0665 Army, Department of the (5) [October 28, 1958–April 10, 1959]. Major Topics: NASA; Jet Propulsion Laboratory; Army Ballistic Missile Agency. 0701 Army, Department of the (6) [July 28–August 7, 1959]. Major Topic: Army officer promotions. 0719 Army, Department of the (7) [June 13, 1955–December 4, 1959]. Major Topic: Fort Polk, La. 0757 Army, Department of the (8) [May 19–20, 1960]. Major Topic: Procurement of combat and technical vehicles. Principal Correspondent: Joseph Campbell. 0963 Army, Department of the (9) [April 30, 1960]. Major Topic: Panama Canal commercial freight traffic.
Reel 2 0001 Army, Department of the (10) [1960]. Major Topic: Panama Canal commercial freight traffic. 0116 Army, Department of the (11) [1960]. Major Topic: Canals vulnerability to enemy attack. 0124 Army, Department of the (12) [1960]. Major Topic: Panama Canal improvement expenses. 0245 Army, Department of the (13) [1960]. Major Topic: Panama Canal operation and maintenance expenses. 0291 Army, Department of the (14) [1960]. Major Topic: Panama Canal navigation. 0306 Army, Department of the (15) [1960]. Major Topic: Nuclear methods for sea-level canal excavation. 0363 Army, Department of the (16) [1960]. Major Topic: Nuclear methods for and cost of sea-level canal excavation. 0414 Army, Department of the (17) [1960]. Major Topic: Panama Canal tolls.
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0447 Atomic Energy Commission [February 2, 1953–March 25, 1960]. Major Topic: AEC members and facilities. Principal Correspondent: Charles F. Willis Jr. 0490 Bureau of the Budget (1) [May 5, 1953–December 29, 1954]. Major Topics: Economic policy; budget deficits and legislation; federal debt limit; Hoover Commission, Bureau of the Budget, and Rockefeller Committee organization and management studies; public opinion of Eisenhower administration; budget projections. Principal Correspondent: Joseph M. Dodge. 0548 Bureau of the Budget (2) [August 15, 1955–January 13, 1961]. Major Topics: Budget expenditures; Eisenhower administration fiscal record; budget projections; Columbia River Treaty. Principal Correspondents: Rowland R. Hughes; Percival Brundage. 0597 Central Intelligence Agency (1) [December 22, 1952–June 30, 1953]. Major Topics: Deputy director of central intelligence appointment; competency of intelligence organizations; counterintelligence. Principal Correspondents: Allen W. Dulles; Ralph W. Powers; Stephen J. Spingarn. 0653 Central Intelligence Agency (2) [August 5, 1953–September 18, 1957]. Major Topics: U.S. medical assistance to Romania; polio. Principal Correspondents: Frank G. Wisner; C. D. Jackson. 0700 Central Intelligence Agency (3) [June 9, 1959]. 0705 Central Intelligence Agency (4) [July 29, 1959–September 8, 1960]. Major Topics: Communist bloc oil; USSR energy capabilities. 0824 Civil Aeronautics Board (1) [August 9, 1946–April 7, 1953]. Major Topics: Eastern Air Lines; Mexico City, Mexico, air route; Pan American World Airways. Principal Correspondent: E. V. Rickenbacker. 0905 Civil Aeronautics Board (2) [April 8, 1953–March 30, 1954]. Major Topics: Oswald Ryan; chairmanship of CAB. Principal Correspondents: Herbert Brownell Jr.; Charles F. Willis Jr. 0935 Civil Aeronautics Board (3) [May 20–December 18, 1954]. Major Topics: U.S.-Mexico air route and air transport agreement; presidential power to remove CAB member. Principal Correspondents: Samuel C. Waugh; Charles F. Willis Jr.; Sherman Adams; Chan Gurney.
Reel 3 0001 Civil Aeronautics Board (4) [January 4–November 18, 1954]. Major Topics: Ellis Air Lines and Alaska Coastal Airlines mail transport certificates; air route planning and regulations. Principal Correspondents: Harmar D. Denny; Oswald Ryan; Josh Lee. 0101 Civil Aeronautics Board (5) [August 13, 1954–January 31, 1955]. Major Topics: Chicago and Southern Air Lines, Inc., service to Maracaibo, Venezuela; U.S.-Mexico air route.
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Principal Correspondents: Harmar D. Denny; Chin Gurney; Oswald Ryan; Josh Lee; Joseph P. Adams. 0177 Civil Aeronautics Board (6) [February 1955–March 12, 1957]. Major Topics: West Coast–Hawaii case; Trans-Pacific certificate renewal case; Northwest Airlines; Pan American World Airways; United Air Lines; TWA. Principal Correspondents: Chan Gurney; John B. Russell; Harmar D. Denny; Oswald Ryan; Josh Lee; Joseph P. Adams. 0404 Civil Aeronautics Board (7) [December 18, 1954–May 24, 1955]. Major Topics: Trans-Pacific certificate renewal case; CAB regulatory policy; airfreight; air mail subsidies; Second Supplement Appropriation Bill, 1955. Principal Correspondent: Herbert Hoover Jr. 0476 Civil Aeronautics Board (8) [January 28, 1953–December 13, 1955]. Major Topics: U.S.-Mexico air route and air transport agreement; Pan American World Airways; Trans-Pacific certificate renewal case; Pan American World Airways Pacific great circle route to Tokyo, Japan; presidential powers over airline certificates. Principal Correspondents: Dana Latham; Ross Rizley; Henry J. Friendly; Herbert Hoover Jr. 0588 Civil Aeronautics Board (9) [July 11–December 21, 1956]. Major Topics: U.S.-Mexico air route and air transport agreement; Pan American World Airways; TWA India-Bangkok-Manila extension. Principal Correspondents: Chan Gurney; James R. Durfee. 0668 Civil Aeronautics Board (10) [October 12, 1956–May 27, 1957]. Major Topics: U.S.-Mexico air route and air transport agreement; Eastern Air Lines; Pan American World Airways; air route competition. Principal Correspondents: Thorsten V. Kalijarvi; Francis White; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Henry J. Friendly. 0733 Civil Aeronautics Board (11) [December 4, 1956–July 11, 1957]. Major Topics: West Coast–Europe case; Pan American World Airways routes; TWA routes; transpolar air routes; Trans-Pacific Airways route. Principal Correspondents: James R. Durfee; Chan Gurney; Harmar D. Denny; G. Joseph Minetti. 0819 Civil Aeronautics Board (12) [October 4, 1956–August 2, 1957]. Major Topics: Trans-Pacific certificate renewal case; Pan American World Airways routes; Northwest Airlines routes; Northwest permanent certification case. Principal Correspondents: Dwight D. Eisenhower; Ralph W. E. Reid; James R. Durfee; Sinclair Weeks; M. C. Mulligan; Chan Gurney; Harmar D. Denny; G. Joseph Minetti; Edward T. Stodola.
Reel 4 0001 Civil Aeronautics Board (13) [March 16, 1954–August 7, 1957]. Major Topic: New York–Mexico City nonstop service case. Principal Correspondent: Ralph W. E. Reid.
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0023 Civil Aeronautics Board (14) [July 24, 1957]. Major Topics: New York–Mexico City nonstop service case; Eastern Air Lines routes; Pan American World Airways routes; American Airlines routes. Principal Correspondents: James R. Durfee; Harmar D. Denny; G. Joseph Minetti; Edward T. Stodola; Chan Gurney; Louis J. Hector. 0123 Civil Aeronautics Board (15) [November 4, 1947–April 25, 1957]. Major Topics: New York–Mexico City nonstop service case; American Airlines routes; Pan American World Airways routes; Eastern Air Lines routes; airline certificates. Principal Correspondents: Edward T. Stodola; Harry S. Truman; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0191 Civil Aeronautics Board (16) [July 24, 1957]. Major Topics: New York–Mexico City nonstop service case; Eastern Air Lines routes; American Airlines routes; Pan American World Airways routes. Principal Correspondents: James R. Durfee; Harmar D. Denny; G. Joseph Minetti; Edward T. Stodola; Chan Gurney; Louis J. Hector. 0292 Civil Aeronautics Board (17) [October 22, 1957–August 3, 1960]. Major Topics: Qantas Empire Airways Limited routes; U.S.-Canada Air Transport Agreement; Pacific air service; Pan American World Airways routes. Principal Correspondent: James R. Durfee. 0334 Civil Aeronautics Board (18) [July 25, 1960]. Major Topics: Trans-Pacific route case; Pan American World Airways routes; Northwest Airlines routes; South Pacific Air Lines routes; United Air Lines routes; TWA routes; foreign air carrier permits; U.S.-Pacific countries common interests; U.S. cities offering Pacific air routes; Continental Airlines routes; Flying Tiger Line routes; Hawaiian Airlines routes; United States Overseas Airlines routes; Western Air Lines routes; Bureau of Air Operations. Principal Correspondent: William J. Madden. 0609 Civil Aeronautics Board (19) [October 1960]. Major Topics: U.S. international air carriers competition, air routes, revenues, operating costs, fares, and traffic. 0733 Civil Aeronautics Board (20) [1960]. Major Topics: U.S. international air carriers; U.S.-Mexico air routes. 0755 Civil Aeronautics Board (21) [November 15–December 6, 1960]. Major Topics: Netherlands balance of payment statistics; U.S.-Netherlands West Coast route negotiations. 0834 Civil Aeronautics Board (22) [December 7, 1960]. Major Topics: Mainland Hawaii phase of the Trans-Pacific route case; United Air Lines routes; Pan American World Airways routes; Western Air Lines routes; Hawaiian Airlines routes; Northwest Airlines routes. Principal Correspondents: Whitney Gillilland; Chan Gurney; Alan S. Boyd; G. Joseph Minetti; J. S. Bragdon; Robert C. Lester. 0907 Civil Aeronautics Board (23) [December 7, 1960]. Major Topics: Northwest Airlines routes; Pan American World Airways routes; South Pacific Air Lines routes; Trans-Pacific route case; U.S.-Orient service proposals;
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U.S.–South Pacific service proposals; TWA-Northwest round-the-world service proposals; Flying Tiger Line all-cargo proposal; Pacific routes traffic flow. Principal Correspondents: Whitney Gillilland; Chan Gurney; G. Joseph Minetti; Alan S. Boyd; J. S. Bragdon.
Reel 5 0001 Civil Aeronautics Board (24) [December 7–21, 1960]. Major Topics: Bilateral air transport policy agreements; Scandinavian air traffic; Trans-Pacific route case; presidential powers over air transport; Pan American World Airways monopoly; Trans-Pacific Airways route. 0081 Civil Aeronautics Board (25) [December 27, 1960–January 18, 1961]. Major Topics: Pan American World Airways routes; Northwest Airlines routes; Pacific Great Circle jet routes; Trans-Pacific route case; air service to Japan and Hong Kong; Pacific air routes; air route competition. Principal Correspondent: Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0140 Civil Service Commission (1) [May 19, 1953–February 5, 1955]. Major Topics: Employment schedules and compensation; Indiana Hatch Act violations; federal policy-making positions. Principal Correspondents: Charles F. Willis Jr.; George M. Moore. 0178 Civil Service Commission (2) [August 12–November 17, 1955]. Major Topics: White House Personnel and Policy Office; George M. Moore; Robert E. Merriam; National Federation of Post Office Motor Vehicle Employees. Principal Correspondent: George M. Moore. 0212 Commerce Department (1) [March 20–December 1, 1953]. Major Topics: Economic Growth and Stability Program; Economic Education Program; Maritime Training Program; U.S.–Eastern Europe and U.S.-USSR economic relations; federal highway policy. 0256 Commerce Department (2) [March 2, 1954–February 1, 1958]. Major Topics: Foreign economic relations; Randall Commission; ship sales and construction contracts; Office of Technical Services; U.S.-Sino-Soviet bloc nonclassified strategic information exchange. Principal Correspondents: S. W. Anderson; Marshall M. Smith. 0297 Council of Economic Advisors [February 2, 1954–December 20, 1957]. Major Topics: Economic policy; public works projects; economic depression; national highway system. Principal Correspondents: Dwight D. Eisenhower; Raymond J. Saulnier. 0353 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (1) [December 11–15, 1954]. Principal Correspondents: Dwight D. Eisenhower; Joseph M. Dodge. 0363 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (2) [July 12–November 22, 1954]. Principal Correspondents: Joseph M. Dodge; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0409 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (3) [1954]. 0412 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (4) [July 12–October 19, 1954]. Major Topics: Executive agency and department responsibilities in forming foreign economic policy; intergovernmental and interdepartmental committees.
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Principal Correspondents: Joseph M. Dodge; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Nelson A. Rockefeller. 0487 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (5) [January 29, 1955–June 28, 1956]. Major Topics: Schuman Plan; European Coal and Steel Community. 0496 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (6) [October 24, 1953–April 11, 1956]. Major Topics: International Coffee Agreement; international coffee supply and demand; economic impact of fluctuating coffee prices; Department of Agriculture coffee output projections; economic market for coffee. 0680 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (7) [September–October 31, 1956]. Major Topics: U.S.-Europe economic relations; Europe economic integration; economic aid to developing countries; USSR role in international economy. 0854 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (8) [December 1956–January 14, 1957]. Major Topics: U.S.–Far East economic relations; Japan economy and foreign trade; U.S. economic aid to Japan; economic and military aid to South Korea; U.S.– Southeast Asia economic relations; Thailand economic development; U.S. economic aid to Thailand; Burma economy; Burma economic relations with Communist countries; U.S. economic, technical, and educational aid to Burma; Burma foreign trade; USSR economic aid to Burma; U.S-Laos relations; U.S. economic aid to Laos; Laos MAP.
Reel 6 0001 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (8) cont. [December 1956]. Major Topics: U.S.-Vietnam relations; U.S. economic aid to Vietnam; U.S.-China economic relations; Taiwan economy; Philippines economy; U.S. military and economic aid to Philippines. 0072 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (9) [December 1956]. 0076 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (10) [December 1956–January 14, 1957]. 0081 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (11) [May 7, 1957–May 26, 1958]. Major Topics: Ocean transportation costs; U.S.-sub-Saharan Africa economic relations; background information on Africa. Principal Correspondent: Clarence B. Randall. 0117 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (12) [March 21–April 25, 1958]. Major Topics: U.S.-sub-Saharan Africa economic relations; background information on Africa; U.S.-Kenya economic relations; U.S. economic aid to Kenya; U.S.- Ethiopia economic relations; international and U.S. economic aid to Ethiopia; USSR economic interests in Ethiopia; international and U.S. economic aid to Somalia; Somalia economy; Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland economy; U.S.–Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland economic relations; international and U.S. economic aid to Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland; Mozambique economy; U.S.-Mozambique economic relations; U.S.–South Africa economic relations; South Africa economy; French Equatorial Africa economy; U.S. private investments in French Equatorial Africa; Belgian Congo economy; U.S.–Belgian Congo economic relations; Cameroon economy; Ghana economy; international economic and technical aid to Ghana; Nigeria economy; U.S.-Nigeria economic
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relations; Nigeria foreign trade; U.S.-Liberia economic relations; U.S. economic aid to Liberia; U.S. businesses in Liberia; Liberia MSP; French colonies in Africa. 0374 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (13) [May 8, 1958]. 0379 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (14) [February 11–June 1, 1959]. Major Topics: National Security Council; timeline of significant events in foreign economic relations; Vietnam; communism. 0441 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (15) [January 21–December 14, 1960]. Major Topics: Foreign worker organizations; U.S. labor policy. 0459 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (16) [April 25–December 13, 1960]. Major Topics: Foreign worker organizations; U.S. labor policy; Sino-Soviet labor activities in developing countries; Committee on Foreign Worker Organizations. 0593 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (17) [May 15, 1956–April 2, 1959]. Major Topics: Council on Foreign Economic Policy handbook; restrictions on foreign- produced materials in federal highway work; USSR; arms control and disarmament. 0662 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (18) [April 25, 1960–January 10, 1961]. Major Topics: Committee on Foreign Worker Organizations; foreign labor activities; U.S. labor policy; Sino-Soviet labor activities in developing countries. 0809 Council on Foreign Economic Policy (19) [November 12, 1953–February 17, 1960]. Major Topics: Joint U.S.-Canadian Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs; U.S.- Canada agriculture policies; Canada magazine tax; Canada foreign trade; U.S.- Canada antitrust problems; U.S. investments in Canada.
Reel 7 0001 Defense, Department of (1) [December 31, 1952–August 4, 1953]. Major Topics: Medical personnel draft; military regulations on alcoholic beverages. Principal Correspondents: Dwight D. Eisenhower; C. E. Wilson; Howard A. Rusk. 0032 Defense, Department of (2) [October 4, 1953–January 25, 1954]. Major Topic: Military assistance funds. 0054 Defense, Department of (3) [February 2, 1951–August 9, 1954]. Major Topics: Economic aid to Ryukyu Islands; military medical personnel; Coast Guard and Navy Department coordination. Principal Correspondents: Dwight D. Eisenhower; C. E. Wilson; Harry S. Truman. 0097 Defense, Department of (4) [August 30–December 1, 1954]. Major Topics: Buy American Act; Machine Tool Program; revisions to Yalta agreements. Principal Correspondents: C. E. Wilson; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0134 Defense, Department of (5) [January 17–July 19, 1955]. Major Topics: Military Welfare Funds; European Exchange System. Principal Correspondent: Justus Lawrence.
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0167 Defense, Department of (6) [September 22, 1955–February 9, 1956]. Major Topics: Nuclear weapons and NATO security procedures; Espionage Act; personal carriage of classified documents. Principal Correspondent: C. E. Wilson. 0217 Defense, Department of (7) [November 10, 1955–March 21, 1957]. Major Topics: Panama Canal; overseas military bases; military pay structure. Principal Correspondents: C. E. Wilson; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0244 Defense, Department of (8) [March 22–June 5, 1957]. Major Topics: Overseas military bases; FRG support obligations to U.S. military; Ryukyu Islands administration. Principal Correspondents: Frank C. Nash; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0301 Defense, Department of (9) [August 7–24, 1957]. Major Topics: U.S. military program in Puerto Rico; transfer of military property to civilians. Principal Correspondent: Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0339 Defense, Department of (10) [July 16–September 12, 1957]. Major Topics: Military personnel troop strengths; military budget planning; military force structure. Principal Correspondents: C. E. Wilson; Wilber M. Brucker; W. B. Franke. 0391 Defense, Department of (11) [October 4–23, 1957]. Major Topic: Military reserve officers. Principal Correspondent: David S. Smith. 0429 Defense, Department of (12) [October 22–November 20, 1957]. Major Topics: Military reserve officers; rollback of officers from temporary to permanent grades. Principal Correspondent: Richard Jackson. 0475 Defense, Department of (13) [December 5, 1957–January 28, 1958]. Major Topics: DoD organization; organization of World War II War and Navy Departments; DoD command realignments; DoD research and development. 0518 Defense, Department of (14) [January 18–May 8, 1958]. Major Topics: Ballistic missile programs; Army Department tank procurement; Army Department personnel increases; adequacy of military forces. Principal Correspondents: Dwight D. Eisenhower; Donald A. Quarles. 0558 Defense, Department of (15) [August 28–December 23, 1958]. Major Topics: Military unified and specified commands; weapons requirements; nuclear weapons; DoD budget. 0610 Defense, Department of (16) [January 11, 1956–May 1, 1959]. Major Topics: Ballistic missile submarines; fallout shelters; Rota Channel in the Pacific; Toulon Harbor. Principal Correspondent: Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0658 Defense, Department of (17) [November 19, 1958–May 26, 1959]. Major Topics: DoD facilities relocation study; fallout shelters; Navy Department facilities relocation study. Principal Correspondent: Leo A. Hoegh.
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0774 Defense, Department of (18) [June 18–October 9, 1959]. Major Topics: Ballistic missile submarines; Seamaster Program; Project Semi- Automatic Ground Environment; Navy Department shipbuilding and conversion programs. Principal Correspondents: Dwight D. Eisenhower; Margaret L. Farnsworth; Kathleen L. Bristol. 0826 Defense, Department of (19) [January 4–May 10, 1960]. Major Topics: Navy shipbuilding and conversion programs; Bhumibol Adulyadej. Principal Correspondents: Dwight D. Eisenhower; Thomas S. Gates. 0861 Defense, Department of (20) [July 15, 1960]. Major Topics: Military personnel turnover; military training manpower and facilities. 0953 Defense, Department of (21) [July 21–October 28, 1960]. Major Topics: Navy shipbuilding and conversion programs; minesweeper. Principal Correspondents: Dwight D. Eisenhower; Thomas S. Gates.
Reel 8 0001 Defense, Department of (22) [November 29, 1960–January 4, 1961]. Major Topic: Military Air Transport service. 0064 Defense Mobilization, Office of (1) [June 18–November 16, 1953]. Major Topic: Exchange of gold for emergency strategic stockpiled commodities. Principal Correspondent: Arthur S. Flemming. 0105 Defense Mobilization, Office of (2) [August 24, 1945–January 24, 1958]. Major Topics: Wartime censorship; Office of Censorship. Principal Correspondent: Arthur S. Flemming. 0290 Defense Mobilization, Office of (3) [July 16, 1954–March 18, 1955]. Major Topics: Texas City, Tex., tin smelter; Low Grade Manganese Ore Purchase Depot Program; government radio stations; Trade Agreements Act; lead; zinc. Principal Correspondent: Arthur S. Flemming. 0335 Defense Mobilization, Office of (4) [December 1954–March 27, 1957]. Major Topics: Defense Production Act; Buy American Act; government radio stations. Principal Correspondent: Arthur S. Flemming. 0379 Defense Mobilization, Office of (5) [June 18–August 22, 1957]. Major Topics: National defense; U.S. Merchant Marine; Maritime Administration shipbuilding and repair. 0418 Defense Mobilization, Office of (6) [June 26–August 15, 1957]. Major Topics: National defense; U.S. Merchant Marine; Maritime Administration shipbuilding and repair. Principal Correspondent: John S. D. Eisenhower. 0462 Federal Aviation Agency [March 15, 1960]. Major Topic: Illegal flights and arms exports. 0465 Federal Bureau of Investigation [January 28, 1953–March 26, 1960]. Major Topic: Virgil A. Kraft. Principal Correspondent: J. Edgar Hoover.
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0479 Federal Civil Defense Administration [December 10, 1953]. Major Topic: Eisenhower UN address on civil defense program. 0488 Federal Communications Commission [April 22–23, 1955]. Major Topic: Television licensing. 0493 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (1) [March 15–June 18, 1954]. Major Topic: Presidential power to remove Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation director. Principal Correspondent: Royal L. Coburn. 0522 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (2) [March 15–June 25, 1954]. Major Topics: Presidential power to remove Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation director; presidential power over independent regulatory commissions. Principal Correspondent: Royal L. Coburn. 0588 Federal Housing Administration (1) [December 5, 1953–May 6, 1954]. Major Topic: Title I regulations and contractor fraud. Principal Correspondent: Roger Steffan. 0656 Federal Housing Administration (2) [July 2–13, 1960]. Major Topics: Federal Home Loan Bank Board; Long Beach Federal Savings and Loan Association. 0680 Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service [September 8–30, 1954]. Major Topic: Labor-management disputes. 0691 Federal Power Commission [September 16, 1954–April 15, 1959]. Major Topics: Civil Service Retirement Act; Claude L. Draper. Principal Correspondent: B. M. Shanley. 0727 Foreign Operations Administration (1) [September 3–December 23, 1953]. Major Topics: International Commodity Agreements; Escapee Program; immigration and emigration; communism. 0814 Foreign Operations Administration (2) [August 27–29, 1953]. Major Topics: European Mission Chiefs Conference; East-West economic relations; economic and technical assistance to developing countries; FOA organizational structure; FOA country reports; private investment in foreign countries. 0887 Foreign Operations Administration (3) [August 28–December 1, 1953]. Major Topics: Immigration legislation; Organization for European Economic Cooperation; U.S. military expenditures abroad. 0933 Foreign Operations Administration (4) [March 1–November 15, 1954]. Major Topics: Far East Regional Conference of the FOA; FOA procurement policy; FOA program for Brazil. Principal Correspondent: Harold E. Stassen. 0968 Foreign Operations Administration (5) [February 14–March 28, 1955]. Major Topics: Escapee Program; communism; immigration and emigration.
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Reel 9 0001 Foreign Operations Administration (6) [January 16–March 21, 1955]. Major Topics: Harold E. Stassen; economic aid to Asia; India economic development; Philippines economic development; Japan–Southeast Asia economic cooperation; Japan economy. 0126 Foreign Operations Administration (7) [March 14–June 9, 1955]. Major Topic: Economic aid to Asia. 0135 General Services Administration (1) [June 15, 1954]. Major Topic: Jess Larson. 0154 General Services Administration (2) [January 18, 1954–June 30, 1956]. Major Topics: General Services Administration organization and administration; Nicaro Nickel Plant, Cuba. Principal Correspondent: Edmund F. Mansure. 0402 General Services Administration (3) [July 3–August 14, 1956]. Major Topic: General Services Administration organization and administration. 0409 General Services Administration (4) [1956]. 0412 Government Patents Board [October 27, 1953–January 8, 1954]. Major Topic: Chairmanship of Government Patents Board. Principal Correspondent: Charles F. Willis Jr. 0421 Government Printing Office [February 17, 1955]. 0423 Health, Education & Welfare, Department of (1) [February 8–11, 1954]. Major Topic: Public opinion on Eisenhower administration economic policies. 0465 Health, Education & Welfare, Department of (2) [January 18–February 11, 1954]. Major Topic: Public opinion on Eisenhower administration social security, education, and health legislative proposals. Principal Correspondent: Oveta Culp Hobby. 0505 Health, Education & Welfare, Department of (3) [July 26, 1954–November 4, 1959]. Major Topics: Old Age Survivors Insurance staff; Health, Education, and Welfare Department staff; pesticide residues. Principal Correspondent: Don Paarlberg. 0552 Housing and Home Finance Agency [July 14, 1954–February 10, 1956]. Major Topics: Liquidation of Federal National Mortgage Association mortgages; minority housing; Racial Relations Service. 0569 Interior, Department of (1) [February 25, 1953–April 26, 1957]. Major Topics: Reclamation projects; Charles K. Claunch. Principal Correspondent: Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0601 Interior, Department of (2) [February 4–May 11, 1957]. Major Topic: Long-term minerals program. 0768 Interior, Department of (3) [October 22, 1957–May 8, 1958]. Major Topics: National Farmers Union; Communist Party Draft Program; Communist Party; National Farm Commission; agricultural policy.
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0817 Interior, Department of (4) [November 14–December 7, 1960]. Major Topic: Oil importation. Principal Correspondent: Royce A. Hardy. 0846 International Cooperation Administration (1) [September 17–December 12, 1953]. Major Topics: Yugoslavia agriculture; Farm Paper Project; Farm Radio Project. Principal Correspondents: Ernest J. Nesius; Wallace L. Kadderly. 0890 International Cooperation Administration (2) [March 12, 1954]. Major Topic: Yugoslavia agriculture. 0938 International Cooperation Administration (3) [July 24–August 20, 1954]. Major Topics: U.S. aid to Yugoslavia economic development; Yugoslav Council of Education teacher training programs; Yugoslavia agricultural radio programs; Yugoslavia agricultural trends. Principal Correspondents: Layne Beaty; Roy O. Westley.
Reel 10 0001 International Cooperation Administration (4) [February 14–March 16, 1955]. Major Topics: Background information on Yugoslavia; Yugoslavia economy; Yugoslavia agricultural survey; USSR influence on Yugoslavia; Yugoslavia grain and feed. Principal Correspondents: Roy O. Westley; Charles P. O’Donnell. 0060 International Cooperation Administration (5) [April 26–May 19, 1955]. Major Topics: Yugoslavia food retailing; Yugoslavia agriculture; Social Alliance of Croatia; Vladimir Bakaric; Yugoslavia study of U.S. construction methods. Principal Correspondent: Edward L. Deuss. 0112 International Cooperation Administration (6) [July 30–November 22, 1957]. Major Topic: Nu-Riz Rice-Making Machine. 0163 International Cooperation Administration (7) [February 19–July 24, 1957]. Major Topics: MSP; ICA budget; ICA–Stanford University contract for technical assistance to the University of the Philippines. Principal Correspondents: John B. Hollister; Percival Brundage. 0216 International Cooperation Administration (8) [November 16, 1955–April 19, 1957]. Major Topics: ICA budget; MSP; economic aid to Iran; organization and functions of ICA; coal procurement for South Korea. 0265 International Cooperation Administration (9) [May 17–July 11, 1960]. Major Topic: U.S. economic and technical aid to Bolivia. 0368 Interstate Commerce Commission [March 15, 1954–November 29, 1957]. Major Topic: Decline of railroad revenues. 0378 Justice, Department of (1) [April 16, 1953–November 2, 1954]. Major Topics: Designation of Department of Justice as defense agency; relationship between Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission in antimerger work; coffee prices. Principal Correspondents: Herbert Brownell Jr.; Edward F. Howrey.
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0435 Justice, Department of (2) [January 22, 1954–August 4, 1956]. Major Topic: Subversive activities. Principal Correspondent: J. Edgar Hoover. 0457 Labor, Department of (1) [January 27, 1953–May 15, 1956]. Major Topics: Labor conditions; government construction contracts; minimum wage. 0487 Labor, Department of (2) [June 1954]. Major Topic: Textile industry wages and labor statistics. 0548 Maritime Administration [February 12, 1953–January 11, 1955]. Major Topics: U.S. Maritime Commission; tanker speed requirements. 0561 Mutual Security Agency [February 2–May 25, 1953]. Major Topics: Information programs; economic and military aid. 0573 National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics [January 20–21, 1958]. Major Topics: National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics research and development; space program. 0647 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (1) [December 30, 1957– February 2, 1961]. Major Topics: Establishment of NASA; space program budget. 0684 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (2) [June 20–July 31, 1958]. Major Topics: NASA board appointments; DoD-NASA relationship; space program budget. Principal Correspondents: R. O. Piland; James R. Killian Jr. 0736 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (3) [August 1–October 31, 1958]. Major Topics: NASA chairmanship; DoD-NASA relationship; Army Ballistic Missile Agency. Principal Correspondents: James R. Killian Jr.; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0789 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (4) [November 12, 1958–June 22, 1959]. Major Topics: National Academy of Sciences Space Board; NASA budget; future of space program; DoD-NASA relationship. Principal Correspondent: R. O. Piland. 0824 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (5) [undated]. 0828 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (6) [undated]. 0832 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (7) [November 14–December 31, 1959]. Major Topics: NASA budget; Greenewalt Committee; future of space program; U.S.- USSR space program competition. 0855 National Aeronautics and Space Council [September 20, 1958–October 26, 1959]. Major Topics: National Space Vehicle Program; Vega Program; Centaur Program. Principal Correspondents: W. M. Holaday; Homer J. Stewart. 0894 National Labor Relations Board (1) [May 29–November 6, 1953]. Major Topics: Communist Party; American Communications Association; labor bargaining; Internal Security Subcommittee of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary; Western Union Telegraph.
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0938 National Labor Relations Board (2) [February 9, 1954–July 15, 1960]. Major Topics: George J. Bott; presidential power to remove general counsel; American Federation of Labor merger with the Congress of Industrial Organizations; Philip Ray Rodgers; John Gunaca. Principal Correspondent: Charles F. Willis Jr. 0988 National Security Agency [April 26, 1957].
Reel 11 0001 National Security Resources Board (1) [January 16–18, 1953]. Major Topics: Watchmaking industry; Latin America mineral resources. 0079 National Security Resources Board (2) [January 30–February 27, 1953]. Major Topics: Control of Electromagnetic Radiations Program; Executive Office strategic resources stockpiling authority and policy; war and emergency planning. 0112 National Security Resources Board (3) [undated]. Major Topics: Protecting industrial and government functions in wartime; maintaining natural, industrial, and manpower resources in wartime. 0164 National Security Resources Board (4) [March 12, 1953]. Major Topic: Impact of new weapons systems on strategic resources stockpile requirements. 0261 Navy, Department of (1) [February 25–June 23, 1953]. Major Topics: Carr Inlet Acoustic Range, Wash.; Sulo Enkio; government contracts; shipbuilding and repair. Principal Correspondents: Edward L. Beach; Wilton B. Persons. 0320 Navy, Department of (2) [December 30, 1952–November 9, 1953]. Major Topics: George C. Panayotopoulos; administration of Pacific Islands; Jonkheer H. A. van Foreest; Luca Goretti de’Flamini. 0357 Navy, Department of (3) [September 11, 1953–March 6, 1957]. Major Topics: Shipbuilding and conversion programs; ship transfer between Departments of Commerce and Defense. Principal Correspondent: Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0396 Navy, Department of (4) [July 28, 1958–July 15, 1960]. Major Topics: Nuclear powered ballistic missile submarines; Polaris missile program; shipbuilding and conversion programs. Principal Correspondents: Dwight D. Eisenhower; Chiang Kai-shek. 0436 Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization [July 8, 1958–March 25, 1960]. Major Topics: Telecommunications Commission; disposal of stockpiled copper. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Leo A. Hoegh. 0478 Office of Defense and Civilian Mobilization [March 30, 1960]. 0480 Office of Defense Mobilization [undated]. 0482 Office of Special Representative in Europe [September 11, 1953]. Major Topic: Veterans guaranteed housing loans. Principal Correspondent: Harold E. Stassen.
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0497 Operations Coordinating Board (1) [February 19–December 9, 1953]. Major Topics: Establishment of OCB; Psychological Operations Coordinating Committee; Europe fears of U.S. recession; Europe public opinion of Eisenhower administration foreign relations. Principal Correspondent: Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0552 Operations Coordinating Board (2) [December 21, 1953–August 25, 1954]. Major Topics: Economic policy; Wells Plan; U.S. foreign economic relations; National Association of Manufacturers. Principal Correspondent: Gabriel Hauge. 0598 Operations Coordinating Board (3) [August 31, 1954–December 22, 1955]. Major Topics: “Militant Liberty”; communism; OCB reorganization. Principal Correspondents: C. D. Jackson; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Nelson A. Rockefeller. 0631 Operations Coordinating Board (4) [July 19, 1956–September 28, 1956]. Major Topics: International Rescue Committee; Poznan, Poland, revolt; U.S. support for Polish anti-Communist initiatives; Baylor University; U.S. universities collaboration with foreign education programs. Principal Correspondent: Maxwell M. Rabb. 0662 Operations Coordinating Board (5) [July 27, 1956–January 7, 1957]. Major Topics: Coordination of national defense operations; establishment of OCB; integration of OCB into National Security Council. Principal Correspondent: Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0726 Operations Coordinating Board (6) [March 13, 1957–August 14, 1959]. Major Topics: Foreign perceptions of U.S. aid; food production increase in underdeveloped areas. Principal Correspondent: Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0752 Post Office, Department of [March 25, 1953–December 6, 1957]. Major Topics: Political favoritism in Post Office employees advancement; postage rates. Principal Correspondent: Sherman Adams. 0788 President, The [April 24, 1953–January 6, 1954]. 0804 President’s Committee on International Information Activities [February 18– September 1, 1953]. Major Topics: Political warfare; USSR and Soviet bloc communism; U.S. propaganda; Korean War prisoners of war. Principal Correspondent: Wallace Carroll. 0833 President’s Committee to Study U.S. Military Assistance (1) [October 6, 1958– September 13, 1959]. Major Topics: Draper Committee; MSP military aid; exportation of surplus agricultural commodities. 0876 President’s Committee to Study U.S. Military Assistance (2) [April 13–17, 1959]. Major Topics: MAP budget; NATO appropriations; MAP report. Principal Correspondent: Maurice H. Stans.
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0924 President’s Committee to Study U.S. Military Assistance (3) [March 28–June 16, 1959]. Major Topics: MAP budget; Mutual Security legislation; Draper Committee. 0952 President’s Committee to Study U.S. Military Assistance (4) [August 20, 1959]. Major Topics: Weapons systems; military aid; indigenous anti-Communist forces; impact of science and technology on MAP.
Reel 12 0001 President’s Committee to Study U.S. Military Assistance (4) cont. [May–August 31, 1959]. Major Topics: Military supplies and property; training and equipping of foreign military forces; military aid to South Korea. 0054 President’s Committee to Study U.S. Military Assistance (5) [March 13, 1959]. Major Topics: Area study of Southeast Asia; country studies of Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Burma, and Indonesia; MSP. 0118 President’s Committee to Study U.S. Military Assistance (6) [February 21–24, 1959]. Major Topics: Area study of Far East; Draper Committee; Western Europe MAP; NATO. 0181 President’s Committee to Study U.S. Military Assistance (7) [May 28, 1959]. Major Topics: Middle East, South Asia, and Africa MAPs; Greece country study. 0237 President’s Committee to Study U.S. Military Assistance (8) [May 28, 1959]. Major Topic: Turkey country study. 0285 President’s Committee to Study U.S. Military Assistance (9) [May 28, 1959]. Major Topic: Iran country study. 0326 President’s Committee to Study U.S. Military Assistance (10) [May 28, 1959]. Major Topic: Pakistan country study. 0364 President’s Committee to Study U.S. Military Assistance (11) [May 28, 1959]. Major Topics: Ethiopia, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Lebanon MAPs; Africa political change. 0412 President’s Committee to Study U.S. Military Assistance (12) [May 18, 1959]. Major Topics: Role of foreign aid in Africa economic development; Africa arms limitations; India-Pakistan conflict. 0464 President’s Science Advisory Committee [April 3, 1958]. 0477 Presidential Advisory Committee on Energy Supplies and Resources Policy [undated]. 0479 Presidential Advisory Committee on Telecommunications Policy and Organization [undated]. 0481 Psychological Strategy Board [January 1–July 28, 1953]. Major Topics: Psychological operations and warfare; National Committee for Martyrs of Freedom Memorial; World Federation of Teachers’ Unions. Principal Correspondent: Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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0516 Railroad Retirement Board [March 3–August 25, 1953]. Major Topics: Frank C. Squire; Railroad Retirement Board membership. 0534 Reconstruction Finance Corporation [May 18–29, 1953]. Major Topic: Pacific Northwest Regional Loan Agency. 0540 Renegotiation Board [January 27–29, 1958]. Major Topics: Automobile industry; defense contracts. Principal Correspondent: Thomas Coggeshall. 0553 Small Defense Plants Administration [February 17–21, 1953]. Major Topic: Charles W. Carroll. 0565 State, Department of (thru September 1953) (1) [February 3–March 4, 1953]. Major Topics: Richard J. Cushing; James B. Conant; private schools; Faisal Ibn Abd al-Aziz ibn Saud, prince of Saudi Arabia; U.S.-UK economic relations; foreign trade; monetary policy. 0631 State, Department of (thru September 1953) (2) [February 13–March 27, 1953]. Major Topics: American Relief Committee; North Sea floods; Foundation for International Economic Development and Education; Uganda; U.S.-Japan economic relations. Principal Correspondents: Dwight D. Eisenhower; R. L. Garner. 0699 State, Department of (thru September 1953) (3) [March 4, 1953]. Major Topics: U.S.-UK economic relations; foreign trade. 0743 State, Department of (thru September 1953) (4) [March 5–6, 1953]. Major Topics: U.S. economy; foreign trade; credit; U.S.-UK economic relations. 0822 State, Department of (thru September 1953) (5) [March 2, 1953]. Major Topics: UK economy; U.S. and UK balances of payments; Sterling Area countries; foreign trade. 0888 State, Department of (thru September 1953) (6) [January 26–April 30, 1953]. Major Topics: Elizabeth II, queen of England, coronation; vesting of FRG property in U.S.; Escapee Program; Chiefs of Diplomatic Missions. 0975 State, Department of (thru September 1953) (7) [April 15–May 15, 1953]. Major Topics: Spyros Markezinis; International Information and Educational Exchange Program; Sino-Soviet entente; international economic problems.
Reel 13 0001 State, Department of (thru September 1953) (8) [May 8–June 29, 1953]. Major Topics: Davenport Besler Corporation; Railway Organization of Thailand; U.S. involvement in UN; U.S. Information Program; Status of Forces Agreement; John Hvasta; Czechoslovakia; Joseph Laniel. Principal Correspondent: John Foster Dulles. 0092 State, Department of (thru September 1953) (9) [June 25–July 28, 1953]. Major Topics: British Information and Cultural Exchange Program; Aloysius Cardinal Stepinac; George Kennan; U.S.-Canada relations.
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0169 State, Department of (thru September 1953) (10) [June 16–September 8, 1953]. Major Topics: History of and situation in Indochina; France involvement in Indochina; Ho Chi Minh; GDR communism; United Fruit Company in Guatemala. Principal Correspondent: W. Alfred Pruett. 0239 State, Department of (thru September 1953) (11) [May 20–September 9, 1953]. Major Topics: Public opinion of foreign relations; Czechoslovakia; Slovak statehood; Zionist Organization of America; U.S. Economic and Social Council delegation to UN. Principal Correspondent: Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0324 State, Department of (thru September 1953) (12) [August 31–September 28, 1953]. Major Topics: Joseph Laniel; Trieste, Italy. 0355 State, Department of (October 1, 1953–November 13, 1953) (1). Major Topics: Panama fiftieth anniversary; German reunification; Nazi art looting investigation. 0402 State, Department of (October 1, 1953–November 13, 1953) (2). Major Topic: U.S. foreign economic relations. 0459 State, Department of (October 1, 1953–November 13, 1953) (3). Major Topics: Official Label Program; U.S.-Mexico relations; withdrawal of U.S. armed forces from Europe; Saud Ibn Abd al-Aziz Al-Saud, king of Saudi Arabia. 0494 State, Department of (October 1, 1953–November 13, 1953) (4). Major Topic: UN Conference on Tin. 0523 State, Department of (November 23, 1953–December 23, 1953) (1). Major Topics: Harmon Field, Canada, civil air terminal; Herman H. J. von Witzleben. Principal Correspondent: Thomas E. Stephens. 0574 State, Department of (November 23, 1953–December 23, 1953) (2). Major Topics: U.S. foreign economic relations; currency convertibility; UK economy; U.S. military base expansion in Philippines; free trade. Principal Correspondent: John Foster Dulles. 0613 State, Department of (January 1954). Major Topics: Chinese irregular troops; Burma; Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo; Greenland and Iceland air defense. 0663 State, Department of (February 1954) (1). Major Topics: East-West trade; USSR foreign trade; FRG foreign trade; Kanagawa Treaty. 0699 State, Department of (February 1954) (2). Major Topics: Finn Ronne; Antarctic exploration; FRG Wooden Church Project; presidential appointments to government vacancies; Panama Canal Zone; Social Security. 0756 State, Department of (March 1954) (1). Major Topics: Political asylum; communism; agricultural surpluses; U.S. foreign aid. 0830 State, Department of (March 1954) (2). Major Topics: Belgium; European Defense Community; Samuel David Berger; American Embassy Tokyo.
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0872 State, Department of (April 1954) (1). Major Topics: Chinese irregular troops; Burma; William V. Tubman; Liberia; Communist country exiles. 0910 State, Department of (April 1954) (2). Major Topics: Morocco; foreign trade; Robert Emmet Rodes; France; U.S.-Morocco- France trade treaties; agricultural surpluses. Principal Correspondent: Robert Emmet Rodes.
Reel 14 0001 State, Department of (February–April 1954) Joint U.S.-Canadian Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs (1). Major Topics: Randall Commission; U.S. and Canada foreign trade and economic aid; foreign trade commodities. 0053 State, Department of (February–April 1954) Joint U.S.-Canadian Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs (2). Major Topics: Currency convertibility; U.S. and Canada foreign trade; agricultural surpluses. 0105 State, Department of (February–April 1954) Joint U.S.-Canadian Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs (3). Major Topics: Foreign trade restrictions; currency convertibility; agricultural surpluses. 0148 State, Department of (May 1954) (1). Major Topic: Cairo, Tehran, Yalta, and Potsdam Conferences. 0209 State, Department of (May 1954) (2). Major Topics: U.S. foreign relations; European Advisory Commission; East-West trade; M. Pavel Kumykin. 0304 State, Department of (June 1954) (1). Major Topics: Public opinion on John Foster Dulles, Indochina, and defense policies; St. Lawrence–Great Lakes Seaway Project. 0372 State, Department of (June 1954) (2). Major Topics: GDR uprisings; USSR; French liberation anniversary. 0402 State, Department of (June 1954) (3). Major Topics: U.S.-Philippine Mutual Defense Treaty; World Committee for the Erection of a Memorial to the Unknown Jewish Martyr; War Claims Commission. 0444 State, Department of (July 1954). Major Topics: Chester Bowles; U.S.-India relations; India involvement in Southeast Asian conflicts. 0464 State, Department of (August 1954). Major Topics: Japanese economic and military development; communism; Japan- China trade; U.S. aid to South Korea; World Council of Churches; Czechoslovakian and Hungarian Protestants; Antarctic exploration. 0531 State, Department of (September 1954). Major Topic: South-East Asian Prime Ministers’ Conference.
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0579 State, Department of (October–November 1954). Major Topics: Public opinion of foreign relations; J. Lawton Collins; diplomatic mission to Vietnam; Panama Canal; Trieste, Italy; B. M. Birla; U.S. investment in India steel industry. Principal Correspondent: Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0659 State, Department of (December 1954) (1). 0673 State, Department of (December 1954) (2). Major Topics: Asian Economic Working Group; Asian economic development; U.S. economic aid to Asia; Japan economy; Colombo Plan; Asian Development Corporation. 0750 State, Department of (January–February 1955). Major Topics: Paris Agreements; Schuman Plan; UK and U.S. agricultural surpluses and foreign trade; U.S. foreign aid; Jawaharlal Nehru; Indian economic development. Principal Correspondents: John Foster Dulles; Pierre Mendès-France. 0799 State, Department of (March 1955). Major Topics: Rice disposal program; agricultural surpluses; Mario Scelba. 0842 State, Department of (April 1955). Major Topic: Stratford Shakespearean Festival, Ontario, Canada. Principal Correspondent: Nelson A. Rockefeller. 0867 State, Department of (May 1955). Major Topics: U.S.-Philippines relations; Chiang Ching-kuo; U.S.-USSR relations. 0926 State, Department of (June 1955). Major Topics: Sugar Act; agricultural surpluses; Gregg Associates; Communist exiles; International Day of Prayer for World Peace.
Reel 15 0001 State, Department of (July 1955). Major Topics: Nonrepatriated prisoners of war; USSR custody of navy privateer airplane crew. 0024 State, Department of (August 1955). Major Topics: Austria-USSR economic relations; Norwegian economic development. 0070 State, Department of (September 1955). Major Topics: Presidential press conferences; Nepal silk art. 0102 State, Department of (October 1955). Major Topics: USSR émigré military organizations; history of USSR communism; agricultural surpluses; U.S.-USSR trade; Trade Development and Assistance Act of 1954; U.S.-Canadian Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs. Principal Correspondents: Oleg Yadoff; J. Lee Rankin. 0215 State, Department of (November–December 1955). Major Topics: Arab-Israeli conflict; U.S. economic aid to Egypt. 0276 State, Department of (Miscellaneous 1954–1955 Items). Major Topic: Protocol for forming executive agreements.
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0292 State, Department of (1953–1955) Danish Ship Claims (1). Major Topics: Compensation for World War II–requisitioned ships; shipping contracts; claims settlement calculations; history of claims dispute. Principal Correspondents: John Foster Dulles; Henrik de Kauffmann. 0354 State, Department of (1953–1955) Danish Ship Claims (2). Major Topics: Compensation for World War II–requisitioned ships; claims settlement calculations; payment of Finnish ship claims. Principal Correspondents: Bernard M. Shanley; Louis S. Rothschild. 0442 State, Department of (1953–1955) Danish Ship Claims (3). Major Topics: Compensation for World War II–requisitioned ships; claims settlement; shipping contracts. 0501 State, Department of (1953–1955) Danish Ship Claims (4). Major Topics: Compensation for World War II–requisitioned ships; claims settlement. Principal Correspondents: Warren E. Burger; Henrik de Kauffmann. 0553 State, Department of (1953–1955) Danish Ship Claims (5). Major Topics: Compensation for World War II–requisitioned ships; claims settlement calculations. Principal Correspondent: Henrik de Kauffmann. 0620 State, Department of (1953–1955) Danish Ship Claims (6). Major Topics: Compensation for World War II–requisitioned ships; claims settlement. Principal Correspondent: Henrik de Kauffmann. 0684 State, Department of (January 1956). Major Topics: John Kotelawala; Anthony Eden. 0716 State, Department of (February 1956). Major Topics: René Coty; Turkey economic development; economic aid to Turkey. 0774 State, Department of (March 1956). Major Topics: Protocol for treaty and international agreement ratification; Hiroshima Maidens. 0796 State, Department of (April 1956) (1). Major Topics: Thomas E. Dewey; USSR lend-lease naval vessels; economic aid to India. Principal Correspondent: Herbert Brownell Jr. 0857 State, Department of (April 1956) (2). Major Topics: Jean-Étienne Valluy; French presence in North Africa; France–North Africa relations; UK-Greece Cyprian dispute. 0895 State, Department of (May 1956). Major Topics: Indigenous Panamanian Congress; visiting foreign dignitaries; economic aid to Chile. Principal Correspondent: Herbert Hoover Jr. 0938 State, Department of (June 1956). Major Topics: Henry Bolte; Peace of Westphalia medal; Helmut Mueller; Muenster, FRG.
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Reel 16 0001 State, Department of (July 1956). Major Topics: Robert G. Menzies visit to U.S.; Jawaharlal Nehru visit to U.S. Principal Correspondents: John Foster Dulles; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Jawaharlal Nehru. 0063 State, Department of (August 1956). Major Topics: European public opinion on U.S. and USSR; Heinrich Krone. Principal Correspondents: Dwight D. Eisenhower; Herbert Hoover Jr.; John Foster Dulles. 0146 State, Department of (September 1956). Major Topics: Savang Vathana, prince regent of Laos, visit to U.S.; Basque World Congress. 0162 State, Department of (November 1956) (1). Major Topics: Hungarian Uprising; USSR Communist aggression; Suez Crisis; UK- France-Israel military activities in Egypt; John Sherman Cooper; Jawaharlal Nehru; UK use of U.S.-financed military equipment in Middle East. Principal Correspondent: Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. 0206 State, Department of (November 1956) (2). Major Topics: Suez Crisis; UK-France-Israel military activities in Egypt; U.S. economic aid to UK. Principal Correspondents: Fisher Howe; Herbert Hoover Jr. 0246 State, Department of (November 1956) (3). Major Topics: Repatriation of American nationals; civilian emergency evacuees; Emergency Fund for the President. 0289 State, Department of (December 1956). Major Topic: Criminal jurisdiction over U.S. military bases in Philippines. 0303 State, Department of (1956) [Nehru Material] (1). Major Topics: India; India-Pakistan relations; Suez Crisis; Hungarian Uprising; Jawaharlal Nehru visit to U.S. 0387 State, Department of (1956) [Nehru Material] (2). Major Topic: Jawaharlal Nehru visit to U.S. 0424 State, Department of (1956) [Nehru Material] (3). Major Topics: UN involvement in Palestinian conflict and Suez Crisis; India-Pakistan relations; Portuguese colonialism in India; U.S.-USSR coexistence. 0461 State, Department of (1956) [Briefing Book—Nehru’s Visit] (1). Major Topic: U.S.-India relations. 0512 State, Department of (1956) [Briefing Book—Nehru’s Visit] (2). Major Topics: U.S.-India relations; UN involvement in Suez Crisis and Palestinian conflict. 0565 State, Department of (1956) [Briefing Book—Nehru’s Visit] (3). Major Topic: India-Asia foreign relations.
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0616 State, Department of (January–February 1957) (1). Major Topics: State of the Union Address; USSR aggression; Hungarian Uprising; Suez Crisis; NATO. 0666 State, Department of (January–February 1957) (2). Major Topics: Pyrrhus Benevolent Society; Saud Ibn Abd al-Aziz Al-Saud, king of Saudi Arabia, visit to U.S.; Abdul Ilah Ibn ‘Ali Ibn Husain Al-Hashimi, crown prince of Iraq, visit to U.S. Principal Correspondent: John Foster Dulles. 0718 State, Department of (January–February 1957) (3). Major Topics: U.S. v. Louisiana; Louisiana seaward border; Submerged Lands Act; natural resources ownership. Principal Correspondent: J. Lee Rankin. 0810 State, Department of (January–February 1957) (4). Major Topics: Kashmir dispute; Erich Ollenhauer. Principal Correspondent: John Foster Dulles. 0825 State, Department of (January–February 1957) [Briefing Book—King Saud Visit] (1). Major Topics: Biographical information on Saud Ibn Abd al-Aziz Al-Saud, king of Saudi Arabia; U.S.–Saudi Arabia relations. 0862 State, Department of (January–February 1957) [Briefing Book—King Saud Visit] (2). Major Topic: Biographical information on Saud Ibn Abd al-Aziz Al-Saud, king of Saudi Arabia, and on Jamal al-Husayni. 0924 State, Department of (January–February 1957) [Briefing Book—King Saud Visit] (3). Major Topics: U.S.–Saudi Arabia relations; U.S.–Middle East relations; U.S. defense of Middle East; Dhahran Airfield; Saudi Arabia military equipment; Saudi Arabia– Yemen relations; Suez Crisis; Saudi Arabia–Europe foreign relations; Saudi Arabia–Middle East foreign relations; economic aid to the Middle East.
Reel 17 0001 State, Department of (January–February 1957) [Briefing Book—King Saud Visit] (4). Major Topics: Saudi Arabia; U.S.–Saudi Arabia Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement; Dhahran Airfield; Arab military alliances; Communist threat to the Middle East; USSR-Yemen relations. 0095 State, Department of (February 1957) [Briefing Book—Mollet Talks] (1). Major Topics: U.S.-France relations; France-Europe foreign relations; France-Africa foreign relations; East-West foreign relations; French colonies; France economy. 0167 State, Department of (February 1957) [Briefing Book—Mollet Talks] (2). Major Topic: Biographical information on Guy Mollet and Christian Pineau. 0216 State, Department of (March–June 1957) (1). Major Topics: Yoshisuke Aikawa; Bernard L. Anderson; Ngo Dinh Nhu.
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0267 State, Department of (March–June 1957) (2). Major Topics: FRG tank procurement; René Coty visit to U.S. 0314 State, Department of (March–June 1957) (3). Major Topics: UK economy; Ling Tao-yang. 0353 State, Department of (May 1957) [Briefing Book—Ngo Dinh Diem Visit] (1). Major Topics: U.S.-Vietnam relations; Vietnam-Asia foreign relations; Chinese in Vietnam; U.S. military aid to Vietnam; Vietnamese economic and infrastructure development; Vietnamese politics. Principal Correspondent: Elbridge Durbrow. 0421 State, Department of (May 1957) [Briefing Book—Ngo Dinh Diem Visit] (2). Major Topic: Biographical information on Ngo Dinh Diem. 0471 State, Department of (May 1957) [Briefing Book—Adenauer Visit] (1). Major Topics: U.S.-FRG relations; arms control and disarmament; Four Power Working Group; German reunification; European integration; U.S.-Germany relations with Soviet bloc; FRG reconstruction; German war criminals; U.S.-FRG relations with Middle East. 0572 State, Department of (May 1957) [Briefing Book—Adenauer Visit] (2). Major Topic: Biographical information on Konrad Adenauer. 0635 State, Department of (June 1957) [Briefing Book—Kishi Visit] (1). Major Topics: U.S.-Japan relations; Japanese security and defense; Ryukyu Islands; Bonin Islands; U.S.-Japan trade. Principal Correspondent: Douglas MacArthur II. 0692 State, Department of (June 1957) [Briefing Book—Kishi Visit] (2). Major Topics: Japan foreign trade; Japan–South Asia foreign relations; Asian economic development; Asian Development Fund; Japan-China trade. 0731 State, Department of (June 1957) [Briefing Book—Kishi Visit] (3). Major Topic: Biographical information on Nobusuke Kishi and Koichiro Asakai. 0783 State, Department of (July–December 1957) (1). Major Topics: Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy visit to U.S.; vested alien property in U.S.; vested FRG and Japanese assets in U.S.; Trading with the Enemy Act; science education scholarships. Principal Correspondent: John Foster Dulles. 0856 State, Department of (July–December 1957) (2). Major Topics: Petru Groza; Glicherie Moraru; U.S.-Romania relations. 0916 State, Department of (July–December 1957) (3). Major Topics: Economic aid to Poland; U.S.–Middle East foreign relations; U.S.- Mexico Chamizal dispute; East-West Exchange Program. Principal Correspondent: Victor L. Anfuso.
Reel 18 0001 State, Department of (July 1957) [Briefing Book—Suhrawardy Visit] (1). Major Topics: Pakistan; Kashmir dispute; Pakistan–Middle East foreign relations.
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0054 State, Department of (July 1957) [Briefing Book—Suhrawardy Visit] (2). Major Topics: Pakistan-Afghanistan relations; military aid to Pakistan. 0105 State, Department of (October 1957) [Briefing Book—Macmillan Visit] (1). Major Topic: U.S.-UK relations. 0143 State, Department of (October 1957) [Briefing Book—Macmillan Visit] (2). Major Topics: U.S.-UK relations; Combined Policy Committee; science and technology; NATO. 0194 State, Department of (October 1957) [Briefing Book—Macmillan Visit] (3). Major Topics: Baghdad Pact; USSR economic warfare. 0266 State, Department of (October 1957) [Briefing Book—Spaak Visit]. Major Topics: NATO; communism; collective security. 0324 State, Department of (November 1957–May 1958) (1). Major Topics: Mohammed V, king of Morocco, visit to U.S.; arms control and disarmament. 0404 State, Department of (November 1957–May 1958) (2). Major Topics: Arms control and disarmament; U.S.–Middle East foreign relations; foreign trade; petroleum exports and imports. Principal Correspondent: Sherman Adams. 0485 State, Department of (November 1957–May 1958) (3). Major Topics: Koichiro Asakai; U.S. Air Force Mission in Haiti; East-West Exchange Program; USSR; East-West Summit Conference; International Cooperation Administration commodity expenditures. Principal Correspondent: Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr. 0609 State, Department of (November 1957–May 1958) (4). Major Topics: USSR; East-West Summit Conference; congressional use of Counterpart Funds; Colombian Economic Mission; U.S.-India relations; G. L. Mehta; economic aid to India. Principal Correspondent: Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr. 0698 State, Department of (November 1957–May 1958) (5). Major Topics: Sarit Thanarat visit to U.S.; international monetary liquidity; U.S.- Sudan relations; U.S.-Egypt relations; U.S.-Yugoslavia relations. 0786 State, Department of (November 1957) [Briefing Book—King of Morocco Visit] (1). Major Topics: U.S.-Morocco relations; military and economic aid to Morocco. 0858 State, Department of (November 1957) [Briefing Book—King of Morocco Visit] (2). Major Topic: History of U.S.-Morocco relations. 0917 State, Department of (November 1957) [Briefing Book—King of Morocco Visit] (3). 0951 State, Department of (January 1958) [Briefing Book—Souvanna Phouma Visit] (1). Major Topics: U.S.-Laos relations; Pathet Lao; European communism; Hungarian communism.
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Reel 19 0001 State, Department of (January 1958) [Briefing Book—Souvanna Phouma Visit] (2). Major Topics: U.S.-Laos relations; economic aid to Laos; Royal Lao Government– Pathet Lao Political Agreement; Royal Lao Government–Pathet Lao Military Agreement. 0061 State, Department of (June–December 1958) (1). Major Topics: D. F. Karaka; Peter F. Winant; Gunnel I. Gummeson; Afghanistan; Mutual Security Act; Dachau Association. 0123 State, Department of (June–December 1958) (2). Major Topics: FRG monetary policy; U.S. Economic and Technical Assistance Program for Cambodia; International Cooperation Administration; Cambodia foreign trade; Cambodia economic development. 0218 State, Department of (June–December 1958) (3). Major Topics: Hungarian Uprising; international diplomatic radio communications; economic aid to Bolivia. 0254 State, Department of (June–December 1958) (4). Major Topics: U.S. Economic and Technical Assistance Program for Turkey; International Cooperation Administration. 0359 State, Department of (June–December 1958) (5). Major Topics: Dachau Association; Collegial Society of Hungarian Veterans; NATO Parliamentarians’ Conference. 0449 State, Department of (June 1958) [Briefing Book—Macmillan’s Visit] (1). Major Topics: East-West Summit Conference; U.S.-UK relations; Yemen border dispute; India-Pakistan conflicts. 0522 State, Department of (June 1958) [Briefing Book—Macmillan’s Visit] (2). Major Topics: U.S.-UK relations; France politics and economy; NATO; UK armed services defense expenditures; European integration; European economic cooperation. 0588 State, Department of (September 1958) [Briefing Book—Meeting of American Foreign Ministers] (1). Major Topics: Communism; Operation Pan America; economic and technical aid to developing countries; economic markets. 0643 State, Department of (September 1958) [Briefing Book—Meeting of American Foreign Ministers] (2). 0688 State, Department of (January–August 1959) (1). Major Topics: Luis Somoza; Bruno Pittermann visit to U.S. 0722 State, Department of (January–August 1959) (2). Major Topics: World Refugee Year; immigration and emigration; U.S. refugee programs; economic aid to refugees; U.S. Committee for Refugees. 0775 State, Department of (January–August 1959) (3). Major Topics: Joint U.S.-Canadian Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs; government securities; inflation; North American economy; world economy.
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0862 State, Department of (January–August 1959) (4). Major Topics: Joint U.S.-Canadian Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs; U.S.- Canada relations; U.S. economy; agricultural surpluses. 0925 State, Department of (January–August 1959) (5). Major Topics: Joint U.S.-Canadian Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs; Canadian commercial policy; Canadian Customs Act; foreign trade; food and food industry; agricultural surpluses; hydroelectric power; Canada natural gas and gas industry; customs duties and fees.
Reel 20 0001 State, Department of (January–August 1959) (6). Major Topics: Joint U.S.-Canadian Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs; Canada economy; International Wheat Agreement; U.S. investments in Canada; Canada foreign trade; USSR foreign trade; agricultural surpluses. 0078 State, Department of (January–August 1959) (7). Major Topics: Criminal jurisdiction over U.S. military bases in Philippines; Ahmed Sekou Touré visit to U.S.; economic and military aid to South Korea; U.S. Advisory Commission on Information; U.S. broadcast policy toward Eastern Europe; USSR electric power; USSR psychology and psychologists. Principal Correspondent: Christian A. Herter. 0182 State, Department of (January–August 1959) (8). Major Topics: Tom Mboya; U.S.-Bulgaria relations; Japanese Public Relations Study Group; Franz Cardinal Koenig; International Peasant Union. Principal Correspondents: Jack Z. Anderson; Douglas Dillon. 0249 State, Department of (January–August 1959) (9). Major Topics: Economic aid to Japan; Japanese Import-Export Bank; Southeast Asia economic development; regional development institutions. 0305 State, Department of (January–August 1959) (10). Major Topics: St. Lawrence Seaway; Panel on Seismic Improvement; governors’ visit to USSR. Principal Correspondent: Christian A. Herter. 0350 State, Department of (January–August 1959) (11). Major Topics: Psychological warfare; communism; strategy for manipulating public opinion; U.S. propaganda; U.S. balance of international payments. Principal Correspondent: Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0440 State, Department of (January–August 1959) (12). Major Topic: Eisenhower state and official visits and trip to Asia. Principal Correspondent: Walter S. Robertson. 0478 State, Department of (March 1959) [Briefing Book—Macmillan Visit] (1). Major Topics: U.S.-UK relations; East-West Summit Conference; USSR; Berlin, Germany; USSR-GDR relations; U.S. armed services.
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0552 State, Department of (March 1959) [Briefing Book—Macmillan Visit] (2). Major Topics: U.S.-USSR relations; USSR-Germany relations; Berlin, Germany; Western Powers occupation of FRG; Potsdam Agreement; Berlin Declaration; German reunification; USSR-Germany peace treaty. 0661 State, Department of (March 1959) [Briefing Book—Macmillan Visit] (3). Major Topics: U.S.-USSR relations; East-West Summit Conference; Berlin, Germany; German reunification; European security; USSR-Germany peace treaty; nuclear weapons; Surprise Attack Conference. 0739 State, Department of (March 1959) [Briefing Book—Macmillan Visit] (4). Major Topics: U.S.-UK relations; British Airlines service to Tokyo, Japan; oil importation; UK–Middle East foreign relations. 0811 State, Department of (March 1959) [Briefing Book—Macmillan Visit] (5). Major Topics: U.S.-UK relations; Baghdad Pact; UK–Middle East foreign relations; Nyasaland. 0890 State, Department of (September–December 1959) (1). Major Topics: Baghdad Pact; Advance Organization for the UN. 0930 State, Department of (September–December 1959) (2). Major Topics: Ahmed Sekou Touré visit to U.S.; Cuba; Antarctic Treaty; Panama. Principal Correspondents: Christian A. Herter; Elva Fairchild; Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Reel 21 0001 State, Department of (September–December 1959) (3). Major Topics: British Exhibition, New York, N.Y.; biographical information on George Kenneth Holland. 0039 State, Department of (September–October 1959) [Briefing Book—Visit by Prime Minister Segni of Italy] (1). Major Topics: U.S.-Italy relations; Italy national defense. 0085 State, Department of (September–October 1959) [Briefing Book—Visit by Prime Minister Segni of Italy] (2). Major Topics: U.S.-Italy relations; Upper Adige, Italy; Italian Communist Party; economic aid to developing countries; Somalia. 0149 State, Department of (September–October 1959) [Briefing Book—Visit by Prime Minister Segni of Italy] (3). Major Topics: U.S.-Italy relations; Italy national defense; Italian participation in international meetings; Italian Communist Party. 0208 State, Department of (September–October 1959) [Briefing Book—Visit by Prime Minister Segni of Italy] (4). Major Topics: U.S.-Italy relations; Upper Adige, Italy; Somalia; Italy–Middle East foreign relations; Italy–Far East foreign relations. 0268 State, Department of (October 1959) [Briefing Book—Lopez Mateos Visit] (1). Major Topics: U.S.-Mexico relations; Law of the Sea Conference; radioactive waste; nuclear energy; Tijuana, Mexico; sanitation; U.S.-Mexico treaties and conventions; background information on Mexico.
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0336 State, Department of (October 1959) [Briefing Book—Lopez Mateos Visit] (2). Major Topics: U.S.-Mexico relations; U.S.-Mexico Chamizal dispute; U.S.-Mexico Ojinaga dispute; Mexican political system; communism in Mexico; Mexican private enterprise; U.S. investment in Mexico; technical aid to Mexico; Operation Pan America; Mexican economy; economic aid to Mexico; cotton; coffee. 0433 State, Department of (January–March 11, 1960) (1). Major Topics: Joe Holt; Mexican narcotics trafficking in California; Konrad Adenauer visit to U.S. 0482 State, Department of (January–March 11, 1960) (2). Major Topics: Interdepartmental Committee on Narcotics; drug addiction; drug policy; Mexican narcotics trafficking in California; State of the Union Address; U.S.- Canada cooperation for peace. Principal Correspondent: Joe Holt. 0540 State, Department of (January–March 11, 1960) (3). Major Topics: U.S.-Japan Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security; Bhumibol Adulyadej, king of Thailand, visit to U.S. Principal Correspondent: Christian A. Herter. 0590 State, Department of (January 1960) [Briefing Book—Prime Minister Kishi Visit] (1). Major Topics: U.S.-Japan relations; U.S.-Japan Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security. 0644 State, Department of (January 1960) [Briefing Book—Prime Minister Kishi Visit] (2). Major Topics: U.S.-Japan relations; U.S.-Japan Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security; U.S.-Japan trade; military aid to Japan; Ryukyu Islands administration; Bonin Islands administration; Japan-China trade; foreign private investment in Japan; Japan political system; Japan economy; Japan armed forces. 0724 State, Department of (January 1960) [Briefing Book—Prime Minister Kishi Visit] (3). Major Topics: U.S.-Japan relations; East-West Summit Conference; U.S.-China relations; communism; Chinese Communist Party; China-Japan relations; Japan–North Korea relations; repatriation of Koreans in Japan; European regional economy; Communist threat to Far East; U.S.-USSR relations. 0792 State, Department of (January 1960) [Briefing Book—Prime Minister Kishi Visit] (4). 0833 State, Department of (January 1960) [Briefing Book—Prime Minister Kishi Visit] (5). 0879 State, Department of (March 1960) [Briefing Book—Ben Gurion Visit]. Major Topics: U.S.-Israel relations; Israel-Europe economic relations; Israel national defense; Suez Canal transit; Middle East political rivalries; U.S. economic aid to Israel. 0939 State, Department of (March–April 20, 1960) (1). Major Topic: Asian communism.
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Reel 22 0001 State, Department of (March 16–April 20, 1960) (2). Major Topics: Akihito, crown prince of Japan, visit to U.S.; U.S.-Japan relations; Argentine Sesquicentennial Celebration; economic and military aid to Colombia; U.S.-Italy air routes; U.S.-Italian Air Transport Services Agreement. Principal Correspondents: Christian A. Herter; James R. Durfee. 0055 State, Department of (March 16–April 20, 1960) (3). Major Topics: Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah Deva, king of Nepal, visit to U.S.; U.S.- Nepal relations. Principal Correspondents: Christian A. Herter; Henry E. Stebbins. 0103 State, Department of (March 1960) [Briefing Book—Adenauer’s Visit] (1). Major Topics: U.S.-FRG relations; U.S. participation in NATO; East-West Summit Conference; Berlin, Germany; arms control and disarmament; vested FRG assets in U.S.; FRG anti-Semitism. 0169 State, Department of (March 1960) [Briefing Book—Adenauer’s Visit] (2). Major Topics: U.S.-FRG relations; European integration; Japan economy; nuclear ship propulsion and military reactors; USSR and Western military presence in Berlin, Germany; Western access to Berlin, Germany. 0265 State, Department of (March 1960) [Briefing Book—Adenauer’s Visit] (3). Major Topics: U.S.-FRG relations; East-West Summit Conference. 0301 State, Department of (March 1960) [Briefing Book—Macmillan Visit] (1). Major Topics: U.S.-UK relations; nuclear testing; arms control and disarmament; Berlin, Germany; ballistic missiles; foreign economic relations. 0359 State, Department of (March 1960) [Briefing Book—Macmillan Visit] (2). Major Topics: U.S.-UK relations; East-West foreign relations. 0397 State, Department of (April 1960) [Briefing Book—Pres. Lleras’ Visit] (1). Major Topics: U.S.-Colombia relations; background information on Colombia. 0450 State, Department of (April 1960) [Briefing Book—Pres. Lleras’ Visit] (2). Major Topics: U.S.-Colombia relations; Colombia Agrarian Reform Program; Colombia economic development; Latin America arms control and disarmament; military aid to Colombia. 0522 State, Department of (April 1960) [Briefing Book—Pres. Lleras’ Visit] (3). Major Topic: Biographical information on Alberto Lleras Camargo. 0558 State, Department of (April 1960) [Briefing Book—Pres. de Gaulle’s Visit] (1). Major Topics: U.S.-France relations; Cuban communism; East-West foreign relations; USSR penetration of Africa. 0631 State, Department of (April 1960) [Briefing Book—Pres. de Gaulle’s Visit] (2). Major Topics: U.S.-France relations; nuclear weapons. 0722 State, Department of (April 1960) [Briefing Book—Visit by King Mahendra of Nepal] (1). Major Topic: Background information on Nepal.
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0796 State, Department of (April 1960) [Briefing Book—Visit by King Mahendra of Nepal] (2). Major Topic: U.S.-Nepal relations. 0850 State, Department of (May–June 1960). Major Topics: Charles Foulkes; Korean political system; U.S.-Philippines Air Transport Agreement. Principal Correspondent: Douglas Dillon. 0883 State, Department of (June 1960) [Briefing Book—Diefenbaker Visit] (1). Major Topics: U.S.-Canada relations; Canada national defense. 0936 State, Department of (June 1960) [Briefing Book—Diefenbaker Visit] (2). Major Topics: Ballistic missiles; arms control and disarmament; Canada air defense.
Reel 23 0001 State, Department of (June–July 1960) [Briefing Book—Visit by King and Queen of Thailand] (1). Major Topics: U.S. rice exports to Asia; U.S.-Thailand relations; military, economic, and technical aid to Thailand; Thailand economy. 0095 State, Department of (June–July 1960) [Briefing Book—Visit by King and Queen of Thailand] (2). 0139 State, Department of (July 1960–January 1961) (1). Major Topics: Reconnaissance satellites; economic aid to Latin America. 0204 State, Department of (July 1960–January 1961) (2). Major Topics: Armenian Church; Vasken I. 0248 State, Department of (July 1960–January 1961) (3). Major Topics: U.S.–New Zealand air route negotiations; National Advisory Committee on Assistance to Tropical Africa; economic and educational assistance to Africa; radioactive isotopes; arms control and disarmament; International Atomic Energy Agency; U.S.-Netherlands air transport agreement. Principal Correspondent: Christian A. Herter. 0369 State, Department of (July 1960–January 1961) (4). Major Topics: Japan National Student Association; Japan-U.S. Student Congress; military weapons. Principal Correspondent: Hiromasa H. Suzuki. 0450 Subversive Activities Control Board [August 1955]. 0455 Tennessee Valley Authority [undated]. Major Topics: Electric power; Tennessee Valley economic development. 0466 Treasury, Department of (1) [February 1953–June 1954]. Major Topics: U.S. foreign investments; director of the Mint; Carlisle R. Cave; Bureau of Internal Revenue. 0509 Treasury, Department of (2) [June 1954–April 1960]. Major Topics: Gold; U.S. monetary policy; fuel tax.
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0551 United States Information Agency (1) [June 1953–February 1954]. Major Topics: Korean armistice; United States Information Agency film program; International Information Administration. 0604 United States Information Agency (2) [June 1954–November 1955]. Major Topics: Laotian communism; USSR Communist penetration of Asia; Communist propaganda; Theodore Repplier; U.S. propaganda. 0655 United States Information Agency (3) [September 1956–January 1960]. Major Topics: Slovak League of America; Voice of America; Little Rock, Ark., desegregation; European public opinion of U.S. and U.S. race relations; congressional employees overseas travel; U.S. armed services. Principal Correspondents: George V. Allen; Allen J. Ellender. 0714 United States Special Representative in Europe (1) [March–June 1953]. Major Topics: European political unity; U.S.-Europe trade balance; European defense. Principal Correspondent: William H. Draper Jr. 0733 United States Special Representative in Europe (2) [April 1953]. Major Topics: U.S.-Europe foreign relations; deterrence of Soviet Communist threat to Western Europe; European integration; Western European military strength; NATO; North Atlantic Council; European Defense Community; European Political Community; FRG armed forces; German reunification; U.S. propaganda. 0804 United States Special Representative in Europe (3) [April 1953]. Major Topics: U.S.-Europe foreign relations; European economic integration; U.S. investments in Europe; European military resources; deterrence of Soviet Communist threat to Western Europe. 0848 United States Special Representative in Europe (4) [March 1953]. 0857 United States Special Representative in Europe (5) [June 1953]. Major Topics: U.S.-Europe foreign relations; deterrence of Soviet Communist threat to Western Europe. 0871 United States Special Representative in Europe (6) [May 1953]. Major Topics: U.S.-Europe foreign relations; deterrence of Soviet Communist threat to Western Europe; NATO; North Atlantic Council; European integration; European Political Community; German reunification; European Defense Community; European armed services; U.S.–Western Europe foreign economic relations. 0947 Veterans Administration [February 1953–April 1960]. Major Topics: Board of Veterans’ Appeals; Civil Service; Veterans’ Preference Act. Principal Correspondent: J. Lee Rankin. 0997 Vice-President, The [November 1954].
Reel 24 0001 Alexander, Harry [undated]. 0005 Archer, Joe [September–October 1953]. 0011 Arn, Edward [undated].
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0014 Athenagoras I. [December 1959]. 0025 August, Irving I. [April–June 1956]. 0036 Baker, George P. [January 1954]. 0040 Barringer, J. Paul [July 1953–February 1954]. Major Topic: CAB. 0045 Beardsley, Gov. Wm. S. [February 1954]. 0047 Biddle, George [August 1954]. 0051 Bitner, L. M. [November 1958]. Major Topics: Turkey; smuggling; administration of justice; U.S. armed forces. 0060 Blattenburger, Raymond [November 1953–November 1954]. Major Topic: Investigation of the public printer, head of Government Printing Office. 0071 Bluemle, R. L. [July–August 1959]. 0077 Booth, Eugene T. [January 1958]. 0081 Brand, Allan D. [November 1953–July 1954]. Major Topics: International Council of Christian Churches; World Council of Churches; USSR and China religion and religious organizations; communism; National Council of Churches; J. L. Hromadka. Principal Correspondent: Carl McIntire. 0121 Brocia, Michael L. [undated]. 0124 Cahn, Julius [June 1953–December 1956]. 0138 Caputa, Joseph J. [July 1955]. 0140 Clay, Gen. Lucius D. [May 1953]. 0142 Cobb, Mavis [June–July 1959]. 0148 Cockrell, Ewing [July–December 1953]. Major Topics: Arms control and disarmament; UN; world peace. 0169 Cofer, Kitty Sue [October 1953]. Major Topic: Rockwood, Tenn., Parcel Post sale. 0178 Condon, Edward U. [December 1954]. Major Topics: Security clearances; Corning Glass Works. Principal Correspondent: Edward U. Condon. 0193 Cotton, Norris [undated]. 0195 Coulter, Gen. John Breitling [March–April 1953]. Major Topic: UN Korean Reconstruction Agency. 0220 Cowles, Fleur [December 1954]. 0223 Cox, Arthur M. [October 1953]. 0232 Davies, John Paton, Jr. [February 1953]. 0237 Davis, John C., Jr. [October 1958]. 0242 Dillon, Betty Crites [October 1957].
34 Frame No.
0250 Duke, Florimond D. [October–November 1957]. 0261 Dunn, Stephen F. [undated]. 0264 Eberly, Marion S. [March–June 1957]. Major Topics: Women’s retirement plans; women’s employment. 0285 Edelman, John W. [April 1953]. Major Topics: Subversive activities; Communist Party; membership organizations. 0305 Edman, George H. [April 1955]. 0311 Edmonds, Dr. Helen G. [June–August 1957]. Principal Correspondents: Robert Gray; Helen G. Edmonds. 0322 Enderle, Mrs. Sibyl B. [March–July 1954]. 0341 Feitelberg, William [undated]. 0344 Fenton, Jerome [December 1958–January 1959]. Major Topic: National Labor Relations Board general counsel. Principal Correspondent: Boyd Leedom. 0367 Ferris, Schuyler D. [June 1959–March 1960]. 0381 Fortich, Carlos, Jr. [August 1954]. 0385 Fratelone, Dr. T. R. [undated]. 0388 Friedlander, Philip R. (Jr.) [November 1959]. 0396 Garland, Charles [June 1953]. 0405 Gates, Thomas Sovereign, Jr. [October 1953]. 0409 Girard, William S. [June 1957]. Major Topics: Japan; military personnel; administration of justice. 0419 Gooding, Lawrence E. [undated]. 0422 Gordon, Kilbourne [undated]. 0425 Grossman, Charles H. [April–July 1954]. Major Topics: Bureau of Locomotive Inspection; Locomotive Inspection Act. Principal Correspondent: Charles H. Grossman. 0462 Gunther, Paul [March 1957–February 1958]. Major Topic: AEC. Principal Correspondents: William F. Tompkins; Harry S. Traynor. 0474 Hacker, Louis M. [February–March 1958]. 0486 Hall, Roland [April 1952–June 1954]. Principal Correspondents: Roland A. Hall; Victor D. Panta. 0513 Hardesty, Marion Norton [May 1957]. 0522 Harris, Col. Lee V. [March–May 1954]. 0538 Hendrickson, Sen. Robert C. [July 1954]. 0541 Holder, Cale [July 1954].
35 Frame No.
0544 Hollaway, Wm. A. [April 1954]. 0551 Holmes, Mary C. [undated]. 0554 Horne, Frank [July–August 1955]. Major Topics: Housing and Home Finance Agency; Racial Relations Service. Principal Correspondent: Thurgood Marshall. 0571 Horton, Mildred McAfee [May–June 1953]. 0576 Hurd, Peter [undated]. 0580 Hutcheson, Maurice [undated]. 0584 Hutchinson, George Robert [December 1953]. 0589 Hyde, Howard Kemper [undated]. 0592 Ireland, Casey [July 1953–April 1954]. 0608 Jackson, C. D. [undated]. 0611 Jackson, Fay [undated]. 0617 Jackson, Gordon B. [February 1953]. 0624 Jarecki, Lt. F. [July 28, 1953]. Major Topic: Political asylum. 0636 Jimenez, Jorge Luis [March–April 1955]. 0641 Johnson, Mrs. Allen A. [March 1958]. 0646 Jones, Elton B. [March 1957]. 0649 Jones, Mrs. Herman C. [February 1955]. 0656 Jones, Louise [October 1953–January 1957]. Major Topic: U.S. Coast Guard. Principal Correspondent: Ruth Clare Wilcox. 0688 Jones, Richard Lee [March 1959]. 0690 Joyce, Robert P. [January–February 1954]. 0695 Karrick, David [January–February 1960]. 0703 Kaufman, David E. [November 1953]. 0708 Kholkov [June 1954]. 0710 Knoll, Leo George [August 1957–February 1958]. Principal Correspondent: Robert Gray. 0731 Kotsching, Walter M. [November 1953–February 1954]. 0737 Kress, Charles [April 1955]. 0741 Lansdale, Robert [May 1954]. 0748 Lanush, Stephen J. [February–March 1957]. 0756 Laucournet, Jean P. [June–August 1957]. 0767 Laviano, Dominick [December 1955].
36 Frame No.
0777 Lawrence, Justus Baldwin [October–December 1957]. 0792 Lawson, Edgar C. [undated]. 0796 Lee, Frederick Billings [undated].
Reel 25 0001 Leebove, Arthur [June 1951–April 1955]. Major Topics: Presidential pardon; U.S. v. Leebove; U.S. v. Murrell. 0076 Lewis, John [January 1955]. 0078 Lockhard, George V. [January 1955]. 0084 Lord, Mrs. Oswald [January–November 1953]. 0092 Lowry, Wilson McNeil [April–June 1953]. 0100 MacGarrett, Virginia [March 1954]. 0102 MacLean, Henry F. [September–October 1953]. 0107 Manion, Clarence [January 1954]. 0109 Marshall, Robert S. [undated]. 0112 Martin, John F. [November 1956]. 0114 Mays, Alfred S. [October 1958]. 0124 Melville, Lawrence B. [undated]. 0128 Merriam, Helen R. [October–November 1953]. 0143 Mitchell, William D. [October 1953]. 0147 Montgomery, Robert [February 1955]. 0150 Morrissey, Edward [undated]. 0153 Morrow, E. Frederic [February 1953]. 0156 Mumford, Lawrence Quincy [May 1954]. 0166 Munoz, Digna [December 1953]. 0175 Nash, Walter [undated]. 0178 Nuveen, John [October 1956]. Major Topics: U.S. foreign relations; cold war. 0195 Orlow [January–April 1953]. 0208 Patterson, Moorhead [November 1955]. 0210 Patton, George S. [February 1957]. 0216 Peterson, Margery [undated]. 0219 Petrov, Vladimir [May 1953]. 0224 Prchala, Lev [undated].
37 Frame No.
0227 Reid, Ogden [December 1958–January 1959]. 0231 Reid, Whitelaw [May 1955]. 0233 Rodes, Robert E. [November–December 1953]. 0243 Rosen, Abraham Paltial [undated]. 0246 Rosenthal, Jean S. [August–October 1953]. Major Topic: Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952. 0255 Ross, Donald [May 1955]. 0257 Rosskam, Edwin [undated]. 0260 Ryan, Oswald [October 1953]. 0262 Salk, Dr. Jonas E. [April 1955]. 0264 Schneider, Mrs. Daniel [January 1953]. 0267 Schneider, Erwin [undated]. 0269 Schweitzer, Dr. Albert [April 1958–August 1959]. Major Topics: Nuclear weapons; nuclear testing. 0328 Shapely, Harlow [undated]. 0331 Sieminski, Hon. Alfred D. [undated]. 0334 Silvercruys, Baroness [May 1954–July 1955]. Major Topic: Brien McMahon. Principal Correspondent: Rosemary Silvercruys. 0364 Smith, Robert Carlton [undated]. 0367 Smith, Wymann Sidney [March 1953]. 0374 Sobell, Morton [February 1957–November 1959]. 0385 Spaulding, Jane [January 1954]. 0393 Stahl, O. Glenn [January 1954–January 1955]. Major Topic: Civil Service Commission. 0403 Strassburger, Ralph Beaver [November 1953]. 0408 Strauss, Lewis L. [March–May 1959]. Major Topics: U.S.-USSR trade; radioactive isotopes; U.S.-Norway trade. 0431 Taylor, Myron C. [undated]. 0433 Telegdy, George [undated]. 0436 Terrell, Mary Church [undated]. 0439 Triffin, Robert [November 1953]. 0441 Twe, Didhwo [February–March 1954]. Major Topics: U.S.-Liberia relations; Liberian elections, 1951. 0448 Van Cleve, Aloysius E. [undated]. 0451 Van Loan, Jennie A. [undated].
38 Frame No.
0454 Ver, Carlos Francisco [August 1953–March 1954]. Major Topic: U.S. citizenship. 0469 Victor, Luis Alejandro [August 1960]. 0474 Weber, Robert [May–July 1953]. 0481 Weihs, Felix [January 1954]. 0486 Werner, Frank A. [undated]. 0489 White, E. D. [October–November 1953]. 0492 Williams, Robert L. [July 1954]. 0494 Williamson, Oliver G. [July–September 1954]. 0503 Williamson, Porter B. [October 1956–April 1957]. Major Topic: Legislative oversight. Principal Correspondents: Gerald D. Morgan; Porter B. Williamson. 0524 Yacoub III, Max Ignatius [March–April 1960]. 0531 Zemurray, Samuel [May–July 1953]. Principal Correspondents: Bernard M. Shanley; Spruille Braden. 0548 Zwig, Robert Jonathon [undated].
39
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS INDEX
The following index is a guide to the major correspondents in this microform publication. The first number after each entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to the frame number at which a particular file folder containing correspondence by the person begins. Hence, 3: 0101 refers to the folder that begins at Frame 0101 of Reel 3. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial section of this guide, the researcher will find the folder title, inclusive dates, and a list of Major Topics and Principal Correspondents, listed in the order in which they appear on the film.
Adams, Joseph P. Campbell, Joseph 3: 0101, 0177 1: 0757 Adams, Sherman Carroll, Wallace 1: 0217; 2: 0935; 11: 0752; 18: 0404 11: 0804 Allen, George V. Chiang Kai-shek 23: 0655 11: 0396 Anderson, Jack Z. Coburn, Royal L. 20: 0182 8: 0493, 0522 Anderson, S. W. Coggeshall, Thomas 5: 0256 12: 0540 Anfuso, Victor L. Condon, Edward U. 17: 0916 24: 0178 Beach, Edward L. Denny, Harmar D. 11: 0261 3: 0001, 0101, 0177, 0733, 0819; Beaty, Layne 4: 0023, 0191 9: 0938 Deuss, Edward L. Boyd, Alan S. 10: 0060 4: 0834, 0907 Dillon, Douglas Braden, Spruille 20: 0182; 22: 0850 25: 0531 Dodge, Joseph M. Bragdon, J. S. 2: 0490; 5: 0353, 0363, 0412 4: 0834, 0907 Draper, William H., Jr. Bristol, Kathleen L. 23: 0714 7: 0774 Dulles, Allen W. Brownell, Herbert, Jr. 2: 0597 2: 0905; 10: 0378; 15: 0796 Dulles, John Foster Brucker, Wilber M. 13: 0001, 0574; 14: 0750; 15: 0292; 1: 0607; 7: 0339 16: 0001, 0063, 0666, 0810; Brundage, Percival 17: 0783 2: 0548; 10: 0163 Durbrow, Elbridge Burger, Warren E. 17: 0353 15: 0501
41 Durfee, James R. Hauge, Gabriel 3: 0588, 0733, 0819; 4: 0023, 0191, 11: 0552 0292; 22: 0001 Hector, Louis J. Edmonds, Helen G. 4: 0023, 0191 24: 0311 Herter, Christian A. Eisenhower, Dwight D. 20: 0078, 0305, 0930; 21: 0540; 1: 0266, 0427; 3: 0668, 0819; 4: 0123; 22: 0001, 0055; 23: 0248 5: 0081, 0297–0363, 0412; 7: 0001, Hobby, Oveta Culp 0054–0097, 0217–0301, 0518, 9: 0465 0610, 0774–0826, 0953; 9: 0569; Hoegh, Leo A. 10: 0736; 11: 0357–0436, 0497, 7: 0658; 11: 0436 0598, 0662–0726; 12: 0481, 0631; Holaday, W. M. 13: 0239; 14: 0579; 16: 0001–0063; 10: 0855 20: 0350, 0930 Hollister, John B. Eisenhower, John S. D. 10: 0163 8: 0418 Holt, Joe Ellender, Allen J. 21: 0482 23: 0655 Hoover, Herbert, Jr. Fairchild, Elva 3: 0404, 0476; 15: 0895; 16: 0063, 0206 20: 0930 Hoover, J. Edgar Farnsworth, Margaret L. 8: 0465; 10: 0435 7: 0774 Howe, Fisher Flemming, Arthur S. 16: 0206 8: 0064, 0105, 0290, 0335 Howrey, Edward F. Franke, W. B. 10: 0378 7: 0339 Hughes, Rowland R. Friendly, Henry J. 2: 0548 3: 0476, 0668 Jackson, C. D. Garner, R. L. 2: 0653; 11: 0598 12: 0631 Jackson, Richard Gates, Thomas S. 7: 0429 7: 0826, 0953 Kadderly, Wallace L. Gillilland, Whitney 9: 0846 4: 0834, 0907 Kalijarvi, Thorsten V. Gray, Gordon 3: 0668 11: 0436 Kauffmann, Henrik de Gray, Robert 15: 0292, 0501, 0553, 0620 24: 0311, 0710 Killian, James R., Jr. Grossman, Charles H. 10: 0684, 0736 24: 0425 Latham, Dana Gurney, Chan 3: 0476 2: 0935; 3: 0177, 0588, 0733, 0819; Lawrence, Justus 4: 0023, 0191, 0834, 0907 7: 0134 Gurney, Chin Lee, Josh 3: 0101 3: 0001, 0101, 0177 Hall, Roland A. Leedom, Boyd 24: 0486 24: 0344 Hardy, Royce A. Lester, Robert C. 9: 0817 4: 0834
42 Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. Randall, Clarence B. 16: 0162 6: 0081 MacArthur, Douglas, II Rankin, J. Lee 17: 0635 15: 0102; 16: 0718; 23: 0947 Madden, William J. Reid, Ralph W. E. 4: 0334 3: 0819; 4: 0001 Mansure, Edmund F. Rickenbacker, E. V. 9: 0154 2: 0824 Marshall, Thurgood Rizley, Ross 24: 0554 3: 0476 McIntire, Carl Robertson, Walter S. 24: 0081 20: 0440 Mendès-France, Pierre Rockefeller, Nelson A. 14: 0750 5: 0412; 11: 0598; 14: 0842 Minetti, G. Joseph Rodes, Robert Emmet 3: 0733, 0819; 4: 0023, 0191, 0834, 13: 0910 0907 Rothschild, Louis S. Moore, George M. 15: 0354 5: 0140, 0178 Rusk, Howard A. Morgan, Gerald D. 7: 0001 25: 0503 Russell, John B. Mulligan, M. C. 3: 0177 3: 0819 Ryan, Oswald Nash, Frank C. 3: 0001, 0101, 0177 7: 0244 Saulnier, Raymond J. Nehru, Jawaharlal 5: 0297 16: 0001 Shanley, Bernard M. Nesius, Ernest J. 8: 0691; 15: 0354; 25: 0531 9: 0846 Sharp, Dudley C. Nicholson, W. F. 1: 0217 1: 0217 Silvercruys, Rosemary O’Donnell, Charles P. 25: 0334 10: 0001 Smith, David S. Paarlberg, Don 7: 0391 9: 0505 Smith, Marshall M. Panta, Victor D. 5: 0256 24: 0486 Spingarn, Stephen J. Persons, Wilton B. 2: 0597 11: 0261 Stans, Maurice H. Piland, R. O. 11: 0876 10: 0684, 0789 Stassen, Harold E. Powers, Ralph W. 8: 0933; 11: 0482 2: 0597 Stebbins, Henry E. Pruett, W. Alfred 22: 0055 13: 0169 Steffan, Roger Quarles, Donald A. 8: 0588 7: 0518 Stephens, Thomas E. Rabb, Maxwell M. 13: 0523 11: 0631 Stewart, Homer J. 10: 0855
43 Stodola, Edward T. White, Francis 3: 0819; 4: 0023, 0123, 0191 3: 0668 Suzuki, Hiromasa H. Wilcox, Ruth Clare 23: 0369 24: 0656 Thompson, Llewellyn E., Jr. Williamson, Porter B. 18: 0485, 0609 25: 0503 Tompkins, William F. Willis, Charles F., Jr. 24: 0462 1: 0552; 2: 0447, 0905, 0935; 5: 0140; Traynor, Harry S. 9: 0412; 10: 0938 24: 0462 Wilson, C. E. Truman, Harry S. 7: 0001, 0054, 0097, 0167, 0217, 0339 4: 0123; 7: 0054 Wisner, Frank G. Waugh, Samuel C. 2: 0653 2: 0935 Yadoff, Oleg Weeks, Sinclair 15: 0102 3: 0819 Westley, Roy O. 9: 0938; 10: 0001
44 SUBJECT INDEX
The following index is a guide to the major topics in this microfilm publication. The first number after an entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to the frame number at which the file folder containing material on the subject begins. Hence, 16: 0666 directs the researcher to the folder that begins at Frame 0666 of Reel 16. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial section of this guide, the researcher will find the folder title, inclusive dates, and a list of Major Topics and Principal Correspondents, listed in the order in which they appear on the film and only once per folder.
Abdul Ilah Ibn ‘Ali Ibn Husain Al-Hashimi, French colonies 6: 0117 crown prince of Iraq French Equatorial Africa 6: 0117 16: 0666 Ghana 6: 0117 Acreage Reserve Program (1956) international assistance 12: 0412; 1: 0040 23: 0248 Adenauer, Konrad Kenya 6: 0117 biographical information 17: 0572 Liberia 6: 0117; 13: 0872; 25: 0441 visit to U.S. 17: 0471, 0572; 21: 0433; Libya 12: 0364 22: 0103, 0169, 0265 MAP 12: 0181 Administration of justice Morocco 13: 0910; 18: 0786, 0858 24: 0051, 0409 Mozambique 6: 0117 AEC Nigeria 6: 0117 see Atomic Energy Commission North Africa 15: 0857 Afghanistan Nyasaland 20: 0811 18: 0054; 19: 0061 political systems 12: 0364 AFL-CIO (American Federation of Labor– Somalia 6: 0117; 21: 0085, 0208 Congress of Industrial Organizations) South Africa 6: 0117 merger 10: 0938 sub-Saharan Africa 6: 0081, 0117 Africa Sudan 18: 0698 arms control and disarmament 12: 0412 Uganda 12: 0631 background information 6: 0081, 0117 Agricultural commodities Belgian Congo 6: 0117 cotton 21: 0336 Cameroon 6: 0117 see also Coffee communism 22: 0558 Agricultural policy economic development 12: 0412 Canada 6: 0809 educational assistance 23: 0248 foreign trade 1: 0001 Egypt 14: 0148; 15: 0215; 16: 0162, general 9: 0768 0206; 18: 0698 U.S. 6: 0809 Ethiopia 6: 0117; 12: 0364 Agricultural surpluses Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland 11: 0833; 13: 0756, 0910; 14: 0053, 6: 0117 0105, 0750, 0799, 0926; 15: 0102; foreign relations 15: 0857; 17: 0095 19: 0862, 0925; 20: 0001
45 Agriculture Air mail statistics 1: 0001 Alaska Coastal Airlines certificate trade missions 1: 0001 3: 0001 Yugoslavia 9: 0846, 0890, 0938; Ellis Air Lines certificate 3: 0001 10: 0001, 0060 subsidies 3: 0404 see also Agricultural surpluses Airports and airways see also Grains and grain products Harmon Field 13: 0523 Agriculture, U.S. Department of Rocky Mountain Arsenal 1: 0217 1: 0001, 0040; 5: 0496 Air routes Agriculture Act of 1956 competition 3: 0668; 5: 0081 see Acreage Reserve Program (1956) Hong Kong 5: 0081 Aikawa, Yoshisuke international 4: 0609 17: 0216 Italy 22: 0001 Air cargo Japan 5: 0081 3: 0404; 4: 0907 Mexico 2: 0935; 3: 0101, 0476, 0588, Air Force, U.S. Department of the 0668; 4: 0733 general 1: 0070–0315 Mexico City, Mexico 2: 0824 officer promotions 1: 0070 Netherlands West Coast Route 4: 0755 U.S. mission in Haiti 18: 0485 New Zealand 23: 0248 Airlines Orient 4: 0907 Alaska Coastal Airlines 3: 0001 Pacific 4: 0292, 0334, 0907; 5: 0081 American Airlines 4: 0023, 0123, 0191 Pacific Great Circle Route 3: 0476; British Airlines 20: 0739 5: 0081 certificates 3: 0177, 0404, 0476, 0819; planning 3: 0001 4: 0123, 0834 regulations 3: 0001 Chicago and Southern Air Lines, Inc. Scandinavia 5: 0001 3: 0101 South Pacific 4: 0907 competition 4: 0609, 0733 transpolar 3: 0733 Continental Airlines 4: 0334 U.S. 4: 0334 Eastern Air Lines 2: 0824; 3: 0668; West Coast–Europe case 3: 0733 4: 0023, 0123, 0191 West Coast–Hawaii case 3: 0177 Ellis Air Lines 3: 0001 see also Airlines fares 4: 0609 Air transportation Flying Tiger Line Inc. 4: 0334, 0907 illegal flights 8: 0462 Hawaiian Airlines 4: 0334, 0834 presidential powers 5: 0001 international carriers 4: 0609, 0733 regulatory policy 3: 0404 market penetration 4: 0733 Air warfare multiple designation 4: 0733 1: 0131 operating costs 4: 0609 Akihito, crown prince of Japan permits 4: 0334 22: 0001 Qantas Empire Airways Limited 4: 0292 Alaska Coastal Airlines revenues 4: 0609 mail transport certificate 3: 0001 South Pacific Air Lines 4: 0334, 0907 Alcohol and alcoholic beverages traffic 4: 0609 military rules and regulations 7: 0001 Trans-Pacific Airways 3: 0733 Alexander, Harry United Air Lines 3: 0177; 4: 0334, 0834 24: 0001 Western Air Lines 4: 0334, 0834 American Airlines see also Northwest Airlines air routes 4: 0023, 0123, 0191 see also Pan American World Airways American Communications Association see also Trans World Airlines 10: 0894
46 American Federation of Labor–Congress Arms control and disarmament of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) 6: 0593; 12: 0412; 17: 0471; 18: 0324, 10: 0938 0404; 22: 0103, 0301, 0450, 0936; American Foreign Ministers, Meeting of 23: 0248; 24: 0148 (September 1958) Army, U.S. Department of the 19: 0588–0643 Ballistic Missile Agency 1: 0665; American Relief Committee 10: 0736 12: 0631 general 1: 0427–0963; 2: 0001–0414 Anderson, Bernard L. officer promotions 1: 0552, 0607, 0701 17: 0216 personnel increases 7: 0518 Antarctica tank procurement 7: 0518 exploration 13: 0699; 14: 0464 Army War College Antarctic Treaty 1: 0427 20: 0930 Arn, Edward Anti-Semitism 24: 0011 FRG 22: 0103 Arsenals Antitrust law Rocky Mountain Arsenal 1: 0217 Canada 6: 0809 Art U.S. 6: 0809 Nazi looting 13: 0355 Arab-Israeli conflict Nepal 15: 0070 15: 0215 Asakai, Koichiro see also Palestinian conflict 17: 0731; 18: 0485 Archer, Joe Asia 24: 0005 Afghanistan 18: 0054; 19: 0061 Argentina Armenia 1: 0266 Sesquicentennial Celebration 22: 0001 Bonin Islands 17: 0635; 21: 0644 Argonaut Conference Burma 5: 0854; 12: 0054; 13: 0613, see Yalta Conference 0872 Arkansas Cambodia 12: 0054; 19: 0123 Little Rock school district 1: 0607; communism 21: 0939; 23: 0604 23: 0655 economic development 14: 0673; National Guard 1: 0607 17: 0692 Armed services Eisenhower trip 20: 0440 adequacy 7: 0518 foreign relations 16: 0565; 17: 0353 China 13: 0613, 0872 foreign trade 23: 0001 Europe 23: 0871 Hong Kong 5: 0081 general 20: 0478; 23: 0655; 24: 0051 international assistance 9: 0001, 0126; German support obligations to U.S. 14: 0673 7: 0244 Korea 11: 0804; 22: 0850; 23: 0551 Japan 14: 0464; 21: 0644 Laos 5: 0854; 12: 0054; 18: 0951; reorganization 1: 0607 19: 0001; 23: 0604 reserve officers 7: 0391, 0429 Nepal 15: 0070; 22: 0055, 0722, 0796 structure 7: 0339 North Korea 21: 0724 troop strengths 7: 0339 rice importation 23: 0001 U.S. withdrawal from Europe 13: 0459 Ryukyu Islands 7: 0054, 0244; 17: 0635; Western Europe 23: 0733 21: 0644 Armenia Taiwan 6: 0001 1: 0266 Thailand 3: 0588; 5: 0854; 12: 0054; Armenian Church 23: 0001 23: 0204 see also China
47 Asia cont. Baylor University see also Far East 11: 0631 see also India Beardsley, William S. see also Indochina 24: 0045 see also Japan Belgian Congo see also Korea, Republic of economy and foreign economic relations see also Philippines 6: 0117 see also South Asia Belgium see also Southeast Asia 13: 0830 see also Union of Soviet Socialist Ben Gurion, David Republics 21: 0879 see also Vietnam Berger, Samuel David Asian Development Corporation 13: 0830 14: 0673 Berlin Declaration Asian Development Fund 20: 0552 17: 0692 Berlin, Germany Asian Economic Working Group 20: 0478, 0552, 0661; 22: 0103, 0169, 14: 0673 0301 Athenagoras I Bhumibol Adulyadej (king) 24: 0014 7: 0826; 21: 0540; 23: 0001, 0095 Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) Biddle, George 2: 0447; 24: 0462 24: 0047 August, Irving I. Birla, B. M. 24: 0025 14: 0579 Austria Bitner, L. M. foreign economic relations 15: 0024 24: 0051 Automobile industry Blattenburger, Raymond see Motor vehicle industry 24: 0060 Baghdad Pact Bluemle, R. L. 18: 0194; 20: 0811, 0890 24: 0071 Bakaric, Vladimir Board of Veterans’ Appeals 10: 0060 23: 0947 Baker, George P. Bolivia 24: 0036 international assistance 10: 0265; Balance of payments 19: 0218 Netherlands 4: 0755 Bolte, Henry UK 12: 0822 15: 0938 U.S. 12: 0822; 20: 0350 Bonin Islands Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo 17: 0635; 21: 0644 13: 0613 Booth, Eugene T. Ballistic missiles 24: 0077 see Missiles and rockets Borders Bangkok, Thailand Louisiana 16: 0718 TWA 3: 0588 Yemen 19: 0449 Banks and banking Bott, George J. credit 12: 0743 10: 0938 Barringer, J. Paul Bowles, Chester 24: 0040 14: 0444 Basque World Congress Brand, Allan D. 16: 0146 24: 0081
48 Brazil Buy American Act (1933) FOA program 8: 0933 7: 0097; 8: 0335 British Airlines CAB Tokyo, Japan, service 20: 0739 see Civil Aeronautics Board British Exhibition Cahn, Julius 21: 0001 24: 0124 British Information and Cultural Cairo Conference Exchange Program 14: 0148 13: 0092 California Brocia, Michael L. drugs 21: 0433, 0482 24: 0121 Cambodia Budget of the U.S. country study 12: 0054 2: 0490, 0548 Economic and Technical Assistance Bulgaria Program 19: 0123 foreign relations 20: 0182 economic development 19: 0123 Bureau of Air Operations foreign trade 19: 0123 4: 0334 Cameroon Bureau of Internal Revenue economy 6: 0117 23: 0466 Canada Bureau of Locomotive Inspection agricultural policy 6: 0809 24: 0425 air transport agreement 4: 0292 Bureau of Mint, U.S. Department of the antitrust law 6: 0809 Treasury economy 20: 0001 director 23: 0466 foreign economic relations 19: 0925 Bureau of the Budget foreign investment 6: 0809; 20: 0001 2: 0490, 0548 foreign relations 13: 0092; 19: 0862; Burma 21: 0482; 22: 0883 Chinese irregular troops 13: 0613, 0872 foreign trade 6: 0809; 14: 0001, 0053; country study 12: 0054 19: 0925; 20: 0001 economy 5: 0854 Harmon Field 13: 0523 educational assistance 5: 0854 national defense 22: 0883, 0936 foreign economic relations 5: 0854 natural gas and gas industry 19: 0925 foreign trade 5: 0854 Stratford, Ontario, Shakespearean international assistance 5: 0854 Festival 14: 0842 Business and industry taxation 6: 0809 antimerger work 10: 0378 Canadian Customs Act copper stockpiling 11: 0436 19: 0925 Corning Glass Works 24: 0178 Canals Davenport Besler Corporation 13: 0001 nuclear excavation 2: 0306, 0363 labor statistics and wages in textile vulnerability to attack 2: 0116 industry 10: 0487 Caputa, Joseph J. Liberia 6: 0117 24: 0138 metals 8: 0290 Carr Inlet Acoustic Range Mexico 21: 0336 11: 0261 motor vehicles 12: 0540 Carroll, Charles W. see also Construction industry 12: 0553 see also Labor-management relations Case law Business cycles U.S. v. Leebove 25: 0001 economic depression 5: 0297 U.S. v. Louisiana 16: 0718 European fears of recession 11: 0487 U.S. v. Murrell 25: 0001
49 Cave, Carlisle R. Civil defense program 23: 0466 Eisenhower address 8: 0479 Censorship Civil-military relations wartime 8: 0105 7: 0301 Centaur Program Civil procedure 10: 0855 see Claims Central African Republic Civil Rights Act (1957) see French Equatorial Africa 1: 0607 Central Intelligence Agency Civil Service classification 2: 0597–0705 23: 0947 Chad Civil Service Commission see French Equatorial Africa 5: 0140, 0178; 25: 0393 Chamizal, Mexico Civil Service Retirement Act 17: 0916; 21: 0336 8: 0691 Chiang Ching-kuo Claims 14: 0867 Danish ships and shipping 15: 0292, Chicago and Southern Air Lines, Inc. 0354, 0442, 0501, 0553, 0620 air routes 3: 0101 Finnish ships and shipping 15: 0354 Chile Claunch, Charles K. international assistance 15: 0895 9: 0569 China Clay, Lucius D. armed services 13: 0613, 0872 24: 0140 citizens in Vietnam 17: 0353 Coal and coal mining foreign economic relations 6: 0001 10: 0216 foreign relations 21: 0724 Coast Guard, U.S. foreign trade 14: 0464; 17: 0692; 7: 0054; 24: 0656 21: 0644 Cobb, Mavis religion and religious organizations 24: 0142 24: 0081 Cockrell, Ewing Chinese Communist Party 24: 0148 21: 0724 Cofer, Kitty Sue Citizenship 24: 0169 Korean nationals repatriation 21: 0724 Coffee prisoners of war 15: 0001 economic markets 5: 0496 U.S. 25: 0454 foreign trade 5: 0496 U.S. nationals repatriation 16: 0246 Mexico 21: 0336 Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) prices 5: 0496; 10: 0378 general 2: 0824–0935; 3: 0001–0819; production levels 5: 0496 4: 0001–0907; 5: 0001, 0081; Cold war 24: 0040 foreign economic relations 8: 0814 New York–Mexico City nonstop service foreign relations 17: 0095; 22: 0359, case 4: 0001, 0023, 0123, 0191 0558 Northwest permanent certification case foreign trade 13: 0663; 14: 0209 3: 0819 general 16: 0424; 25: 0178 Trans-Pacific certificate renewal case see also Arms control and disarmament 3: 0177, 0404, 0476, 0819 see also Communism Trans-Pacific route case 4: 0334, 0834, see also Communist Party 0907; 5: 0001, 0081 see also Propaganda West Coast–Europe case 3: 0733 see also Psychological warfare West Coast–Hawaii case 3: 0177
50 see also Union of Soviet Socialist exiles 8: 0727, 0968; 13: 0872; 14: 0926 Republics foreign economic relations 5: 0854 Collegial Society of Hungarian Veterans foreign military forces 11: 0952 19: 0359 GDR 13: 0169 Collins, J. Lawton general 11: 0598; 13: 0756; 14: 0464; 14: 0579 18: 0266; 19: 0588; 20: 0350; Colombia 21: 0724; 24: 0081 agrarian reform program 22: 0450 Hungary 18: 0951 background information 22: 0397 Laos 23: 0604 economic development 22: 0450 Mexico 21: 0336 foreign relations 22: 0397, 0450 Poland 11: 0631 international assistance 22: 0001 psychological warfare 1: 0491 military assistance 22: 0001, 0450 Soviet bloc 11: 0804 Colombia Agrarian Reform Program threat to Far East 21: 0724 22: 0450 threat to Middle East 17: 0001 Colombian Economic Mission threat to Western Europe 23: 0733, 18: 0609 0804, 0857, 0871 Colombo Plan USSR 1: 0491; 11: 0804; 15: 0102; 14: 0673 16: 0162, 0616; 23: 0733, 0804– Colonies 0871 see Belgian Congo Vietnam 6: 0379 see French colonies see also Communist Party see Portuguese colonies Communist bloc Colorado petroleum and petroleum industry Denver 1: 0217 2: 0705 Rocky Mountain Arsenal 1: 0217 Communist Party Columbia River Treaty Draft Program 9: 0768 2: 0548 general 1: 0552; 9: 0768; 10: 0894; Combined Policy Committee 24: 0285 18: 0143 Italy 21: 0085, 0149 Comité Mondial Pour l’Erection du propaganda 23: 0604 Tombeau du Martyr Juif Inconnu Compulsory military service see World Committee for the Erection of medical personnel 7: 0001 a Memorial to the Unknown Jewish Conant, James B. Martyr 12: 0565 Commerce, U.S. Department of Condon, Edward U. 5: 0212, 0256; 11: 0357 24: 0178 Committee for Refugees CONELRAD Program 19: 0722 see Control of Electromagnetic Committee on Foreign Worker Radiations (CONELRAD) Program Organizations Conferences 6: 0459, 0662 Cairo 14: 0148 Communism East-West Summit Conference Africa 22: 0558 18: 0485, 0609; 19: 0449; 20: 0478, aggression 16: 0162, 0616; 22: 0558; 0661; 21: 0724; 22: 0103, 0265 23: 0604, 0733, 0804, 0857, 0871 European Mission Chiefs Conference Asia 21: 0939; 23: 0604 8: 0814 Cuba 22: 0558 Far East Regional Conference 8: 0933 Eastern Europe 1: 0491 Law of the Sea Conference 21: 0268 Europe 18: 0951
51 Conferences cont. Council on Foreign Economic Policy NATO Parliamentarians’ Conference 5: 0353–0854; 6: 0001–0809 19: 0359 Counterintelligence Potsdam 14: 0148 2: 0597 South-East Asian Prime Ministers’ Counterpart Funds Conference 14: 0531 congressional use 18: 0609 Surprise Attack Conference 20: 0661 Country and area studies Tehran 14: 0148 Burma 12: 0054 UN Conference on Tin 13: 0494 Cambodia 12: 0054 Yalta 7: 0097; 14: 0148 Far East 12: 0118 Congo Greece 12: 0181 see French Equatorial Africa Indonesia 12: 0054 Congress, U.S. Iran 12: 0285 Second Supplement Appropriation Bill Laos 12: 0054 (1955) 3: 0404 Pakistan 12: 0326 see also Congressional committees Philippines 12: 0054 Congressional committees Southeast Asia 12: 0054 Committee on the Judiciary, Senate Thailand 12: 0054 10: 0894 Turkey 12: 0237 Internal Security Subcommittee, Senate Vietnam 12: 0054 10: 0894 Cowles, Fleur Congressional employees 24: 0220 Counterpart Funds 18: 0609 Cox, Arthur M. overseas travel 23: 0655 24: 0223 Construction industry Credit government contracts and procurement 12: 0743 10: 0457 Crimea Yugoslavia 10: 0060 Yalta Conference 7: 0097; 14: 0148 Continental Airlines Croatia air routes 4: 0334 see Social Alliance of Croatia Control of Electromagnetic Radiations Cuba (CONELRAD) Program 9: 0154; 20: 0930; 22: 0558 11: 0079 Cultural activities Cooper, John Sherman art 13: 0355; 15: 0070 16: 0162 Cushing, Richard J. Copper and copper industry 12: 0565 stockpiling 11: 0436 Customs duties and fees Corning Glass Works 19: 0925 24: 0178 Cyprus Cotton foreign relations 15: 0857 21: 0336 Czechoslovakia Cotton, Norris 13: 0001, 0239; 14: 0464 24: 0193 Dachau Association Coty, René 19: 0061, 0359 15: 0716; 17: 0267 Davenport Besler Corporation Coulter, John Breitling 13: 0001 24: 0195 Davies, John Paton, Jr. Council of Economic Advisors 24: 0232 5: 0297 Davis, John C., Jr. 24: 0237
52 Defense, U.S. Department of (DoD) Bhumibol Adulyadej (king) 23: 0001, 7: 0001–0953; 8: 0001; 10: 0684, 0736, 0095 0789; 11: 0357 Coty, René 17: 0267 Defense budgets and appropriations de Gaulle, Charles 22: 0558, 0631 7: 0032, 0339 Diefenbaker, John 22: 0883, 0936 Defense contracts and procurement Eisenhower 20: 0440 1: 0757; 7: 0518; 12: 0540 general 15: 0895 Defense expenditures Kishi, Nobusuke 17: 0635, 0692, 0731; 8: 0887 21: 0590, 0644, 0724, 0792, 0833 Defense Mobilization Office Lleras Camargo, Alberto 22: 0397, 8: 0064–0418 0450, 0522 Defense Production Act Lopez Mateos, Adolfo 21: 0268, 0336 8: 0335 Macmillan, Harold 18: 0105, 0143, De’Flamini, Luca Goretti 0194; 19: 0449, 0522; 20: 0478, 11: 0320 0552, 0661, 0739, 0811; 22: 0301, De Gaulle, Charles 0359 22: 0558, 0631 Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah Deva (king) Democratic Republic of the Congo 22: 0055, 0722, 0796 see Belgian Congo Menzies, Robert G. 16: 0001 Demonstrations and protests Mohammed V (king) 18: 0324, 0786, GDR 14: 0372 0858, 0917 Denmark Mollet, Guy 17: 0095, 0167 ships and shipping claims 15: 0292, Ngo Dinh Diem 17: 0353, 0421 0354, 0442, 0501, 0553, 0620 Nehru, Jawaharlal 16: 0001, 0303, Depression 0387, 0424, 0461, 0512, 0565 see Business cycles Phouma, Souvanna 18: 0951; 19: 0001 Desegregation Pitterman, Bruno 19: 0688 see Ethnic and minority groups Saud Ibn Abd al-Aziz Al-Saud (king) Developing countries 16: 0666, 0825, 0862, 0924; regional development institutions 17: 0001 20: 0249 Savang Vathana, Prince Regent 16: 0146 Dewey, Thomas E. Segni, Antonio 21: 0039, 0085, 0149, 15: 0796 0208 Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Sekou Touré, Ahmed 20: 0078, 0930 16: 0924; 17: 0001 Sirikit (queen) 23: 0001, 0095 Diefenbaker, John Spaak, Paul-Henri 18: 0266 22: 0883, 0936 Suhrawardy, Huseyn Shaheed Dillon, Betty Crites 17: 0783; 18: 0001, 0054 24: 0242 Thanarat, Sarit 18: 0698 Diplomatic and consular service Draft mission chiefs 12: 0888 see Compulsory military service radio communications 19: 0218 Draper, Claude L. Tokyo, Japan 13: 0830 8: 0691 Vietnam 14: 0579 Draper Committee Diplomatic visits and meetings 11: 0833, 0924; 12: 0118 Adenauer, Konrad 17: 0471, 0572; Drug abuse and treatment 21: 0433; 22: 0103, 0169, 0265 21: 0482 Ben Gurion, David 21: 0879 see also Drugs
53 Drugs Economic Growth and Stability Program abuse and treatment 21: 0482 5: 0212 Interdepartmental Committee on Economic markets Narcotics 21: 0482 see Foreign trade Mexican trafficking in California Economic policy 21: 0433, 0482 2: 0490; 5: 0297; 11: 0552 policy 21: 0482 Economic warfare Duke, Florimond D. USSR 18: 0194 24: 0250 Economy Dunn, Stephen F. Belgian Congo 6: 0117 24: 0261 Burma 5: 0854 Eastern Air Lines Cameroon 6: 0117 air routes 2: 0824; 3: 0668; 4: 0023, Canada 20: 0001 0123, 0191 coffee prices 5: 0496 Eastern Europe Europe 21: 0724 foreign economic relations 5: 0212 Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland psychological warfare 1: 0491 6: 0117 U.S. broadcasting policy 20: 0078 France 17: 0095; 19: 0522 East-West Exchange Program French Equatorial Africa 6: 0117 17: 0916; 18: 0485 Ghana 6: 0117 East-West Summit Conference Japan 5: 0854; 9: 0001; 14: 0673; 18: 0485, 0609; 19: 0449; 20: 0478, 21: 0644; 22: 0169 0661; 21: 0724; 22: 0103, 0265 Mexico 21: 0336 Eberly, Marion S. Mozambique 6: 0117 24: 0264 Nigeria 6: 0117 Economic and Technical Assistance North America 19: 0775 Program opinion and attitude surveys 9: 0423 Cambodia 19: 0123 Philippines 6: 0001 Turkey 19: 0254 Somalia 6: 0117 Economic assistance South Africa 6: 0117 see International assistance Taiwan 6: 0001 Economic cooperation Thailand 23: 0001 Japan–Southeast Asia 9: 0001 UK 12: 0822; 13: 0574; 17: 0314 Economic development U.S. 12: 0743; 19: 0862 Africa 12: 0412 world 12: 0975; 19: 0775 Asia 14: 0673; 17: 0692 Yugoslavia 10: 0001 Cambodia 19: 0123 Edelman, John W. Colombia 22: 0450 24: 0285 India 9: 0001; 14: 0750 Eden, Anthony Japan 14: 0464 15: 0684 Norway 15: 0024 Edman, George H. Philippines 9: 0001 24: 0305 Southeast Asia 20: 0249 Edmonds, Helen G. Tennessee Valley 23: 0455 24: 0311 Thailand 5: 0854 Education Turkey 15: 0716 general 11: 0631 Vietnam 17: 0353 international assistance 5: 0854; Yugoslavia 9: 0938 23: 0248 Economic Education Program private schools 12: 0565 5: 0212
54 public opinion on proposed legislation desegregation 23: 0655 9: 0465 housing conditions and occupancy see also Higher education 9: 0552 Egypt interracial marriage 1: 0607 Cairo Conference 14: 0148 Europe foreign relations 18: 0698 armed services 23: 0804, 0871 internal foreign military operations Austria 15: 0024 16: 0162, 0206 Belgium 13: 0830 international assistance 15: 0215 Bulgaria 20: 0182 Elections communism 18: 0951 Liberia (1951) 25: 0441 Cyprus 15: 0857 Electric power Czechoslovakia 13: 0001, 0239; 20: 0078; 23: 0455 14: 0464 Elizabeth II (queen) Denmark 15: 0292, 0354, 0442, 0501, 12: 0888 0553, 0620 Ellis Air Lines economic cooperation 19: 0522 mail transport certificate 3: 0001 economy 21: 0724 Emergency Fund for the President Finland 15: 0354 16: 0246 foreign economic relations 5: 0680; Emergency preparedness 21: 0879; 23: 0714, 0804 civilian evacuees 16: 0246 foreign relations 16: 0924; 17: 0095; general 11: 0079, 0112 23: 0733, 0804, 0857, 0871 long-term minerals program 9: 0601 GDR 13: 0169; 14: 0372; 20: 0478 see also Stockpiling Greece 12: 0181; 15: 0857 see also Strategic materials Greenland 1: 0266; 13: 0613 Employment Hungary 14: 0464; 16: 0162, 0303, government policy 6: 0441, 0459, 0662 0616; 18: 0951; 19: 0218 minimum wage 10: 0457 Iceland 13: 0613 see also Congressional employees integration 5: 0680; 17: 0471; 19: 0522; see also Federal employment 22: 0169; 23: 0733, 0804, 0871 see also Foreign labor internal foreign military operations see also Government employees 13: 0459 see also Labor-management relations Italy 13: 0324; 14: 0579; 21: 0039, 0085, Enderle, Sibyl B. 0149, 0208; 22: 0001 24: 0322 national defense 20: 0661; 23: 0714 Energy resources and consumption Netherlands 4: 0755; 23: 0248 USSR 2: 0705 Norway 15: 0024; 25: 0408 Enkio, Sulo opinion of U.S. 11: 0497; 16: 0063; 11: 0261 23: 0655 Entente opinion of USSR 16: 0063 Sino-Soviet 12: 0975 Poland 11: 0631; 17: 0916 Escapee Program political unity 23: 0714 8: 0727, 0968; 12: 0888 recession fears 11: 0497 Espionage Act (1917) Romania 2: 0653; 17: 0856 7: 0167 Slovakia 13: 0239 Ethiopia U.S. Special Representative 23: 0714, foreign economic relations 6: 0117 0733, 0804, 0848, 0857, 0871 international assistance 6: 0117 Yugoslavia 9: 0846, 0890, 0938; MAP 12: 0364 10: 0001, 0060; 18: 0698 see also Eastern Europe Ethnic and minority groups
55 Europe cont. Federal Communications Commission see also France 8: 0488 see also Germany Federal departments and agencies see also Germany, Federal Republic of formation of foreign economic policy see also United Kingdom 5: 0412 see also Western Europe interdepartmental committees 5: 0412 European Advisory Commission Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 14: 0209 8: 0493, 0522 European Coal and Steel Community Federal employment 5: 0487 policy-making positions 5: 0140 European Defense Community schedules and compensation 5: 0140 13: 0830; 23: 0733, 0871 see also Government employees European Exchange System Federal Home Loan Bank Board 7: 0134 8: 0656 European Mission Chiefs Conference Federal Housing Administration 8: 0814 8: 0588, 0656 European Political Community Federal Mediation and Conciliation 23: 0733, 0871 Service Exchange of persons programs 8: 0680 17: 0916; 18: 0485 Federal National Mortgage Association Executive agreements mortgage liquidation 9: 0552 15: 0276 Federal Power Commission Executive Office of the President 8: 0691 strategic materials stockpiling authority Federal Trade Commission 11: 0079 antimerger work 10: 0378 Exiles Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland Communist 13: 0872; 14: 0926 economy 6: 0117 Faisal Ibn Abd al-Aziz ibn Saud, Prince foreign economic relations 6: 0117 12: 0565 international assistance 6: 0117 Fallout shelters see also Nyasaland 7: 0610, 0658 Feitelberg, William Far East 24: 0341 area study 12: 0118 Fenton, Jerome Communist threat 21: 0724 24: 0344 foreign economic relations 5: 0854 Ferris, Schuyler D. foreign relations 21: 0208 24: 0367 see also Indochina Finance see also Southeast Asia administration fiscal record 2: 0548 Far East Regional Conference federal debt limit 2: 0490 8: 0933 see also Monetary policy Farm Paper Project Finland 9: 0846 ships and shipping claims 15: 0354 Farm Radio Project Floods 9: 0846 North Sea 12: 0631 Federal Aviation Agency Flying Tiger Line Inc. 8: 0462 air cargo 4: 0907 Federal Bureau of Investigation air routes 4: 0334 8: 0465 FOA Federal Civil Defense Administration see Foreign Operations Administration 8: 0479
56 Food and food industry Foreign labor 10: 0060; 19: 0925 activities 6: 0662 Foreign economic relations Sino-Soviet influence 6: 0459, 0662 Austria 15: 0024 Foreign military forces Belgian Congo 6: 0117 anti-Communist 11: 0952 Burma 5: 0854 Europe 23: 0804 Canada 19: 0925 France 16: 0162, 0206 China 6: 0001 FRG 23: 0733 Communist countries 5: 0854 Israel 16: 0162, 0206 Eastern Europe 5: 0212 UK 16: 0162, 0206 East-West 8: 0814 Foreign Operations Administration (FOA) Ethiopia 6: 0117 8: 0727–0968; 9: 0001, 0126 Europe 5: 0680; 21: 0879; 23: 0714 Foreign opinion of U.S. Far East 5: 0854 foreign relations 11: 0497 federal departments and agencies role general 16: 0063; 23: 0655 in forming policy 5: 0412 international assistance 11: 0726 Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland race relations 23: 0655 6: 0117 Foreign policy general 5: 0256; 11: 0552; 12: 0565; see Foreign economic relations 13: 0402, 0574; 22: 0301 see Foreign relations Israel 21: 0879 Foreign relations Japan 12: 0631 Afghanistan 18: 0054 Kenya 6: 0117 Africa 15: 0857; 17: 0095 Liberia 6: 0117 Asia 16: 0565; 17: 0353 Mozambique 6: 0117 Bulgaria 20: 0182 Nigeria 6: 0117 Canada 13: 0092; 19: 0862; 21: 0482; significant events timeline 6: 0379 22: 0883 South Africa 6: 0117 China 21: 0724 Southeast Asia 5: 0854 Colombia 22: 0397, 0450 sub-Saharan Africa 6: 0081, 0117 Cyprus 15: 0857 UK 12: 0565, 0699, 0743 East-West 17: 0095; 22: 0359, 0558 USSR 5: 0212, 0680; 6: 0117; 15: 0024 Egypt 18: 0698 Western Europe 23: 0871 Europe 16: 0924; 17: 0095; 23: 0733, see also Foreign investment 0804, 0857, 0871 see also Foreign relations Far East 21: 0208 see also Foreign trade foreign opinion of U.S. 11: 0497 Foreign exchange France 15: 0857; 17: 0095; 22: 0558, currency convertibility 13: 0574; 0631 14: 0053, 0105 FRG 17: 0471; 22: 0103, 0169, 0265 Foreign investment GDR 20: 0478 Canada 6: 0809; 20: 0001 general 14: 0209; 25: 0178 Europe 23: 0804 Germany 20: 0552 French Equatorial Africa 6: 0117 India 12: 0412; 14: 0444; 16: 0303, general 8: 0814; 23: 0466 0424, 0461, 0512, 0565, 0810; India 14: 0579 18: 0609; 19: 0449 Japan 21: 0644 Israel 21: 0879 Liberia 6: 0117 Italy 21: 0039, 0085, 0149, 0208 Mexico 21: 0336 Japan 17: 0635, 0692; 21: 0590, 0644, see also Foreign economic relations 0724; 22: 0001 Laos 5: 0854; 18: 0951; 19: 0001
57 Foreign relations cont. illegal arms 8: 0462 Liberia 25: 0441 Japan 5: 0854; 14: 0464; 17: 0635, Mexico 13: 0459; 21: 0268, 0336 0692; 21: 0644 Middle East 16: 0924; 17: 0471, 0916; Morocco 13: 0910 18: 0001, 0404; 20: 0739, 0811; Nigeria 6: 0117 21: 0208 petroleum 18: 0404 Morocco 18: 0786, 0858 restrictions 14: 0105 Nepal 22: 0055, 0796 Sterling Area countries 12: 0822 North Korea 21: 0724 treaties and conventions 13: 0910 opinion and attitude surveys 13: 0239; UK 12: 0565, 0699; 14: 0750 14: 0579 USSR 13: 0663; 15: 0102; 20: 0001; Pakistan 12: 0412; 16: 0303, 0424, 25: 0408 0810; 18: 0001, 0054; 19: 0449 see also Foreign economic relations Philippines 14: 0867 see also Foreign relations Romania 17: 0856 Fortich, Carlos, Jr. Saudi Arabia 16: 0825, 0924 24: 0381 South Asia 17: 0692 Fort Polk Southeast Asia 14: 0444 1: 0719 Sudan 18: 0698 Fort Ritchie Thailand 23: 0001 1: 0552 UK 18: 0105; 19: 0449, 0522; 20: 0478, Foster, John Dulles 0739, 0811; 22: 0301, 0359 14: 0304 USSR 10: 0001; 14: 0867; 17: 0001; Foulkes, Charles 20: 0478, 0552, 0661; 21: 0724 22: 0850 Vietnam 6: 0001; 17: 0353 Foundation for International Economic Yemen 16: 0924; 17: 0001 Development and Education Yugoslavia 10: 0001; 18: 0698 12: 0631 see also Diplomatic visits and meetings Four Power Working Group see also Foreign economic relations 17: 0471 see also Foreign investment France see also Foreign trade colonies 6: 0117; 17: 0095 see also International assistance economy 17: 0095; 19: 0522 see also Military assistance foreign relations 15: 0857; 17: 0095; see also Technical assistance 22: 0558, 0631 see also under Education general 13: 0910 Foreign trade government 19: 0522 agricultural policies 1: 0001; 11: 0833 Indochina activities 13: 0169 Asia 23: 0001 liberation anniversary 14: 0372 Burma 5: 0854 military operations 16: 0162, 0206 Cambodia 19: 0123 North Africa activities 15: 0857 Canada 6: 0809; 14: 0001, 0053; Paris Agreements 14: 0750 19: 0925; 20: 0001 Toulon Harbor 7: 0610 China 14: 0464; 17: 0692; 21: 0644 treaties and conventions 13: 0910 coffee 5: 0496 Fratelone, T. R. commodities 14: 0001 24: 0385 East-West 13: 0663; 14: 0209 Free trade economic markets 5: 0496; 19: 0588 13: 0574 Europe 23: 0714 Freight FRG 13: 0663 Panama Canal 1: 0963; 2: 0001 general 12: 0743
58 French colonies Muenster 15: 0938 Africa 6: 0117 reconstruction 17: 0471 general 17: 0095 tanks 17: 0267 French Equatorial Africa U.S. armed services support 7: 0244 economy and foreign investment vested property 12: 0888; 17: 0783; 6: 0117 22: 0103 FRG Western Powers occupation 20: 0552 see Germany, Federal Republic of Wooden Church Project 13: 0699 Friedlander, Philip R., Jr. see also German Democratic Republic 24: 0388 see also Germany Fuel tax Ghana 23: 0509 economy 6: 0117 Gabon international assistance 6: 0117 see French Equatorial Africa Girard, William S. Garland, Charles 24: 0409 24: 0396 Gold Gasoline tax monetary policy 23: 0509 23: 0509 strategic materials exchange 8: 0064 Gates, Thomas Sovereign, Jr. Gooding, Lawrence E. 24: 0405 24: 0419 GDR Gordon, Kilbourne see German Democratic Republic 24: 0422 General counsel Government contracts and procurement presidential power to remove 10: 0938 construction 10: 0457 General Services Administration FRG 17: 0267 9: 0135–0409 jet aircraft 1: 0266 German Democratic Republic (GDR) ships and shipping 5: 0256; 11: 0261; communism 13: 0169 15: 0292, 0442 demonstrations and protests 14: 0372 tanks 17: 0267 foreign relations 20: 0478 University of the Philippines 10: 0163 see also Germany Government documents see also Germany, Federal Republic of personal carriage of classified 7: 0167 Germany Government employees Berlin 20: 0478, 0552, 0661; 22: 0103, deputy director of central intelligence 0169, 0301 2: 0597 foreign relations 20: 0552 Hatch Act (1939) 5: 0140 Nazi art looting 13: 0355 see also Federal employment Potsdam Conference 14: 0148 Government investigations reunification 13: 0355; 17: 0471; Nazi art looting 13: 0355 20: 0552, 0661; 23: 0733, 0871 public printer 24: 0060 war criminals 17: 0471 Government Patents Board see also German Democratic Republic general 9: 0412 see also Germany, Federal Republic of public printer investigation 24: 0060 Germany, Federal Republic of (FRG) Government Printing Office anti-Semitism 22: 0103 9: 0421 armed services 23: 0733 Government reorganization foreign relations 17: 0471; 22: 0103, 11: 0662 0169, 0265 Government securities foreign trade 13: 0663 19: 0775 monetary policy 19: 0123
59 Government spending Health, Education, and Welfare ICA 18: 0485 Department Governors 9: 0423, 0465, 0505 USSR visit 20: 0305 Hendrickson, Robert C. Grains and grain products 24: 0538 government subsidies 1: 0040 Higher education Nu-Riz Rice-Making Machine 10: 0112 foreign education programs rice 14: 0799; 23: 0001 collaboration 11: 0631 Yugoslavia 10: 0001 science education scholarships Great Lakes 17: 0783 St. Lawrence–Great Lakes Seaway Highways, streets, and roads Project 14: 0304 federal highway policy 5: 0212 Greece foreign-produced materials 6: 0593 country study 12: 0181 national highway system 5: 0297 Cyprus dispute 15: 0857 Hiroshima Maidens Greenewalt Committee 15: 0774 10: 0832 Ho Chi Minh Greenland 13: 0169 national defense 13: 0613 Holder, Cale Thule 1: 0266 24: 0541 Gregg Associates Holland, George Kenneth 14: 0926 21: 0001 Grossman, Charles H. Hollaway, William A. 24: 0425 24: 0544 Groza, Petru Holmes, Mary C. 17: 0856 24: 0551 Guatemala Holt, Joe 13: 0169 21: 0433 Gummeson, Gunnel I. Hong Kong 19: 0061 air routes 5: 0081 Gunaca, John Hoover Commission 10: 0938 organization and management studies Gunther, Paul 2: 0490 24: 0462 Horne, Frank Hacker, Louis M. 24: 0554 24: 0474 Horton, Mildred McAfee Haiti 24: 0571 U.S. Air Force mission 18: 0485 Housing and Home Finance Agency Hall, Roland 9: 0552; 24: 0554 24: 0486 Housing conditions and occupancy Hardesty, Marion Norton ethnic and minority groups 9: 0552 24: 0513 Hromadka, J. L. Harris, Lee V. 24: 0081 24: 0522 Hungarian Revolution (1956) Hatch Act (1939) 16: 0162, 0303, 0616; 19: 0218 5: 0140 Hungary Hawaiian Airlines communism 18: 0951 air routes 4: 0334 Protestants 14: 0464 Health care legislation see also Hungarian Revolution (1956) opinion and attitude surveys 9: 0465
60 Hurd, Peter opinion and attitude surveys 14: 0304 24: 0576 see also Far East Al-Husayni, Jamal see also Southeast Asia 16: 0862 see also Vietnam Hutcheson, Maurice Indonesia 24: 0580 country study 12: 0054 Hutchinson, George Robert Inflation 24: 0584 19: 0775 Hvasta, John Information programs 13: 0001 10: 0561 Hyde, Howard Kemper Intelligence services 24: 0589 2: 0597 Hydroelectric power Interdepartmental Committee on 19: 0925 Narcotics Ibn Saud (king) 21: 0482 see Saud Ibn Abd al-Aziz Al-Saud (king) Interior, U.S. Department of the ICA 9: 0569–0817 see International Cooperation International assistance Administration Africa 12: 0412; 23: 0248 Iceland Asia 9: 0001, 0126; 14: 0673 national defense 13: 0613 Bolivia 10: 0265; 19: 0218 Immigration and emigration Burma 5: 0854 communism escapees 8: 0727, 0968 Cambodia 19: 0123 legislation 8: 0887 Canada 14: 0001 refugees 19: 0722 Chile 15: 0895 Immigration and Nationality Act (1952) Colombia 22: 0001 25: 0246 developing countries 5: 0680; 8: 0814; Independent regulatory commissions 19: 0588; 21: 0085 presidential powers 8: 0522 education 5: 0854; 23: 0248 India Egypt 15: 0215 economic development 9: 0001; Ethiopia 6: 0117 14: 0750 Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland foreign relations 12: 0412; 14: 0444, 6: 0117 0579; 16: 0303, 0424, 0461, 0512, food production 11: 0726 0565, 0810; 18: 0609; 19: 0449 foreign opinion of U.S. 11: 0726 general 16: 0303 general 10: 0561; 13: 0756; 14: 0750 international assistance 15: 0796; Ghana 6: 0117 18: 0609 India 15: 0796; 18: 0609 iron and steel industry 14: 0579 Iran 10: 0216 Kashmir dispute 12: 0412; 16: 0810; Israel 21: 0879 18: 0001 Japan 5: 0854; 20: 0249 Portuguese colonialism 16: 0424 Kenya 6: 0117 TWA route extension 3: 0588 Laos 5: 0854; 19: 0001 Indiana Latin America 23: 0139 Hatch Act (1939) violations 5: 0140 Liberia 6: 0117 Indigenous Panamanian Congress medicine 2: 0653 15: 0895 Mexico 21: 0336 Indochina Middle East 16: 0924 French presence 13: 0169 Morocco 18: 0786 history 13: 0169 Philippines 6: 0001
61 International assistance cont. international assistance 10: 0216 Poland 17: 0916 Tehran Conference 14: 0148 refugees 19: 0722 Iraq Ryukyu Islands 7: 0054 Baghdad Pact 18: 0194; 20: 0811, 0890 Somalia 6: 0117 Ireland, Casey South Korea 5: 0854; 10: 0216; 24: 0592 14: 0464; 20: 0078 Iron and steel industry Thailand 5: 0854; 23: 0001 India 14: 0579 Turkey 15: 0716; 19: 0254 Israel UK 16: 0206 foreign relations 21: 0879 USSR 5: 0854 international assistance 21: 0879 Vietnam 6: 0001 military operations 16: 0162, 0206 Yugoslavia 9: 0938 national defense 21: 0879 see also Military assistance Italy see also Technical assistance air routes 22: 0001 International Atomic Energy Agency Communist Party 21: 0085, 0149 23: 0248 foreign relations 21: 0039, 0085, 0149, International Coffee Agreement 0208 5: 0496 international meetings participation International Commodity Agreements 21: 0149 8: 0727 national defense 21: 0039, 0149 International Cooperation Administration Trieste 13: 0324; 14: 0579 (ICA) Upper Adige 21: 0085, 0208 9: 0846–0938; 10: 0001–0265; Jackson, C. D. 18: 0485; 19: 0123, 0254 24: 0608 International cooperation in cultural Jackson, Fay activities 24: 0611 British Information and Cultural Jackson, Gordon B. Exchange Program 13: 0092 24: 0617 International Council of Christian Japan Churches air routes 5: 0081 24: 0081 armed services 14: 0464; 21: 0644 International Day of Prayer for World British Airlines service 20: 0739 Peace economy 5: 0854; 9: 0001; 14: 0464, 14: 0926 0673; 21: 0644; 22: 0169 International Information Administration foreign economic relations 9: 0001; 23: 0551 12: 0631 International Information and foreign relations 17: 0635, 0692; Educational Exchange Program 21: 0590, 0644, 0724; 22: 0001 12: 0975 foreign trade 5: 0854; 14: 0464; International Peasant Union 17: 0635, 0692; 21: 0644 20: 0182 Hiroshima Maidens 15: 0774 International Rescue Committee international assistance 5: 0854; 11: 0631 20: 0249 International Wheat Agreement Korean citizens 21: 0724 20: 0001 military assistance 21: 0644 Interstate Commerce Commission national defense 17: 0635 10: 0368 political system 21: 0644 Iran Tokyo 3: 0476; 13: 0830; 20: 0739 country study 12: 0285
62 Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Kennan, George Security 21: 0540, 0590, 0644 13: 0092 U.S. military personnel 24: 0409 Kenya vested assets in U.S. 17: 0783 foreign economic relations 6: 0117 Japanese Import-Export Bank international assistance 6: 0117 20: 0249 Kholkov Japanese Public Relations Study Group 24: 0708 20: 0182 Khrushchev, Nikita Japan National Student Association 1: 0266 23: 0369 Kishi, Nobusuke Japan-U.S. Student Congress biographical information 17: 0731 23: 0369 visit to U.S. 17: 0635, 0692, 0731; Jarecki, Frank 21: 0590, 0644, 0724, 0792, 0833 24: 0624 Kitiyakara, Mom Rajawongse Sirikit Jet Propulsion Laboratory see Sirikit (queen) 1: 0665 Knoll, Leo George Jews and Judaism 24: 0710 anti-Semitism 22: 0103 Koenig, Franz Cardinal Jimenez, Jorge Luis 20: 0182 24: 0636 Korea Johnson, Mrs. Allen A. armistice 23: 0551 24: 0641 citizen repatriation 21: 0724 Joint U.S.-Canadian Committee on Trade political systems 22: 0850 and Economic Affairs Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of 6: 0809; 14: 0001, 0053, 0105; (North Korea) 19: 0775, 0862, 0925; 20: 0001 foreign relations 21: 0724 Jones, Elton B. Korea, Republic of (South Korea) 24: 0646 international assistance 5: 0854; Jones, Mrs. Herman C. 10: 0216; 14: 0464; 20: 0078 24: 0649 military assistance 5: 0854; 12: 0001; Jones, Louise 20: 0078 24: 0656 UN Korean Reconstruction Agency Jones, Richard Lee 24: 0195 24: 0688 Korean War Jordan prisoners 11: 0804 MAP 12: 0364 Kotelawala, John Joyce, Robert P. 15: 0684 24: 0690 Kotsching, Walter M. Justice Department 24: 0731 10: 0378, 0435 Kraft, Virgil A. Kanagawa Treaty 8: 0465 13: 0663 Kress, Charles Karaka, D. F. 24: 0737 19: 0061 Krone, Heinrich Karrick, David 16: 0063 24: 0695 Kulich, Walter Kashmir 1: 0552 dispute12: 0412; 16: 0810; 18: 0001 Kumykin, M. Pavel Kaufman, David E. 14: 0209 24: 0703
63 Labor, U.S. Department of Lawson, Edgar C. 10: 0457, 0487 24: 0792 Labor-management relations Lead and lead industry bargaining 10: 0894 8: 0290 disputes 8: 0680 Lebanon labor conditions 10: 0457 MAP 12: 0364 Labor unions Lee, Frederick Billings foreign worker organizations 6: 0441, 24: 0796 0459 Leebove, Arthur Laniel, Joseph 25: 0001 13: 0001, 0324 Legislation Lansdale, Robert budget deficits 2: 0490 24: 0741 immigration 8: 0887 Lanush, Stephen J. mutual security 11: 0924 24: 0748 opinion and attitude surveys 9: 0465 Laos see also U.S. statutes communism 23: 0604 Legislative oversight country study 12: 0054 25: 0503 foreign relations 5: 0854; 18: 0951; Lewis, John 19: 0001 25: 0076 international assistance 5: 0854; Liberia 19: 0001 elections (1951) 25: 0441 MAP 5: 0854 foreign economic relations 6: 0117 Pathet Lao agreement 19: 0001 foreign relations 25: 0441 Larson, Jess general 13: 0872 9: 0135 international assistance 6: 0117 Latin America U.S. businesses 6: 0117 Argentina 22: 0001 Libya arms control and disarmament 22: 0450 MAP 12: 0364 Bolivia 10: 0265; 19: 0218 Licenses and permits Brazil 8: 0933 television 8: 0488 Chile 15: 0895 Ling Tao-yang Colombia 18: 0609; 22: 0001, 0397, 17: 0314 0450 Little Rock, Ark. Cuba 9: 0154; 20: 0930; 22: 0558 desegregation 23: 0655 Guatemala 13: 0169 school district 1: 0607 international assistance 23: 0139 Lleras Camargo, Alberto mines and mineral resources 11: 0001 biographical information 22: 0522 Puerto Rico 7: 0301 visit to U.S. 22: 0397, 0450, 0522 Venezuela 3: 0101 Lockhard, George V. see also Mexico 25: 0078 see also Panama Locomotive Inspection Act Laucournet, Jean P. 24: 0425 24: 0756 Long Beach Federal Savings and Loan Laviano, Dominick Association 24: 0767 8: 0656 Law of the Sea Conference Lopez Mateos, Adolfo 21: 0268 visit to U.S. 21: 0268, 0336 Lawrence, Justus Baldwin Lord, Mary P. 24: 0777 25: 0084
64 Lord, Mrs. Oswald Mays, Alfred S. see Lord, Mary P. 25: 0114 Louisiana Mboya, Tom Fort Polk 1: 0719 20: 0182 seaward border 16: 0718 McMahon, Brien Lowry, Wilson McNeil 25: 0334 25: 0092 Medical assistance MacGarrett, Virginia Romania 2: 0653 25: 0100 Medical personnel Machine Tool Program compulsory military service 7: 0001 7: 0097 Mehta, G. L. MacLean, Henry F. 18: 0609 25: 0102 Melville, Lawrence B. Macmillan, Harold 25: 0124 18: 0105, 0143, 0194; 19: 0449, 0522; Membership organizations 20: 0478, 0552, 0661, 0739, 0811; general 24: 0285 22: 0301, 0359 USSR émigré military 15: 0102 Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah Deva (king) Menzies, Robert G. visit to U.S. 22: 0055, 0722, 0796 visit to U.S. 16: 0001 Manila, Philippines Merchant marine TWA route extension 3: 0588 see Merchant seamen Manion, Clarence Merchant seamen 25: 0107 8: 0379, 0418 MAP Merriam, Helen R. see Military Assistance Program 5: 0178; 25: 0128 Maracaibo, Venezuela Mexico Chicago and Southern Air Lines, Inc. air routes 2: 0824, 0935; 3: 0101, 0476, service 3: 0101 0588, 0668; 4: 0733 Maritime Administration air transport agreement 2: 0935; 8: 0379, 0418; 10: 0548 3: 0476, 0588, 0668 Maritime Commission background information 21: 0268 10: 0548 business and industry 21: 0336 Maritime Training Program Chamizal dispute 17: 0916; 21: 0336 5: 0212 communism 21: 0336 Markezinis, Spyros drug trafficking 21: 0433, 0482 12: 0975 economy 21: 0336 Marriage foreign investment 21: 0336 interracial 1: 0607 foreign relations 13: 0459; 21: 0268, Marshall, Robert S. 0336 25: 0109 international assistance 21: 0336 Martin, John F. Mexico City 2: 0824; 4: 0001, 0023, 25: 0112 0123, 0191 Maryland Ojinaga dispute 21: 0336 Fort Richie 1: 0552 political system 21: 0336 Mass media Tijuana 21: 0268 presidential press conferences 15: 0070 treaties and conventions 21: 0268 radio 8: 0290, 0335; 9: 0846, 0938; Mexico City, Mexico 19: 0218; 20: 0078 air routes 2: 0824 television licensing 8: 0488 New York–Mexico City nonstop service case 4: 0001, 0023, 0123, 0191
65 Middle East see also International assistance Arab military alliances 17: 0001 see also Military Assistance Program Communist threat 17: 0001 Military Assistance Program (MAP) Cyprus 15: 0857 Africa 12: 0181 Egypt 14: 0148; 15: 0215; 16: 0162, budget 11: 0876, 0924 0206; 18: 0698 Ethiopia 12: 0364 foreign relations 16: 0924; 17: 0471, Jordan 12: 0364 0916; 18: 0001, 0404; 20: 0739, Laos 5: 0854 0811; 21: 0208 Lebanon 12: 0364 international assistance 16: 0924 Liberia 6: 0117 Iran 10: 0216; 12: 0285; 14: 0148 Libya 12: 0364 Israel 16: 0162, 0206; 21: 0879 Middle East 12: 0181 Jordan 12: 0364 report 11: 0876 Lebanon 12: 0364 Saudi Arabia 12: 0364 Libya 12: 0364 science and technology impact 11: 0952 MAP 12: 0181 South Asia 12: 0181 national defense 16: 0924 Western Europe 12: 0118 Palestinian conflict 16: 0424, 0512 Military bases, posts, and reservations political rivalries 21: 0879 administration of justice 16: 0289; Saudi Arabia 12: 0364; 16: 0825, 0924; 20: 0078 17: 0001 Dhahran Airfield, Saudi Arabia 16: 0924; Turkey 12: 0237; 15: 0716; 19: 0254 17: 0001 UK military presence 16: 0162 Fort Polk, La. 1: 0719 Yemen 16: 0924; 17: 0001; 19: 0449 Fort Richie, Md. 1: 0552 “Militant Liberty” overseas 1: 0217; 7: 0217, 0244 11: 0598 Philippines 13: 0574; 16: 0289; 20: 0078 Military aircraft Thule Air Force Base, Greenland C-130 transport 1: 0266 1: 0266 jets 1: 0266 training facilities 7: 0861 Military Air Transport service Military duty assignments and releases 8: 0001 U.S. Air Force mission in Haiti 18: 0485 Military appointments and promotions Military officers air force 1: 0070 air force 1: 0070 army 1: 0552, 0607, 0701 army 1: 0552, 0607, 0701 Military assistance grade rollback 7: 0429 Colombia 22: 0001, 0450 reserves 7: 0391, 0429 general 7: 0032; 10: 0561; 11: 0952; Military organization and functions 12: 0001 USSR émigrés 15: 0102 Japan 21: 0644 Military personnel Morocco 18: 0786 administration of justice 24: 0409 MSP 11: 0833 alcohol rules 7: 0001 Pakistan 18: 0054 army 7: 0518 Philippines 6: 0001 compulsory service 7: 0001 Puerto Rico 7: 0301 medical 7: 0054 Republic of Korea 5: 0854; 12: 0001; pay and allowances 7: 0217 20: 0078 training 7: 0861 Thailand 23: 0001 turnover 7: 0861 UK 16: 0162 Military strategy and tactics Vietnam 17: 0353 air warfare 1: 0131 see also Foreign relations
66 Military supplies and property international monetary liquidity 18: 0698 general 12: 0001 UK 12: 0565 Saudi Arabia 16: 0924 Monopolies and cartels Military vehicles Pan American World Airways 5: 0001 procurement 1: 0757 Montgomery, Robert tanks 7: 0518; 17: 0267 25: 0147 Military weapons Moore, George M. ballistic missiles 1: 0315; 7: 0518; 5: 0178 22: 0301, 0936 Moraru, Glicherie foreign trade 8: 0462 17: 0856 general 23: 0369 Morocco requirements 7: 0558 foreign relations 18: 0786, 0858 strategic resources impact 11: 0164 foreign trade 13: 0910 systems 11: 0952 general 18: 0324 tanks 7: 0518; 17: 0267 international assistance 18: 0786 Military Welfare Funds treaties and conventions 13: 0910 7: 0134 Morrissey, Edward Mines and mineral resources 25: 0150 coal 10: 0216 Morrow, E. Frederic gold 23: 0509 25: 0153 Latin America 11: 0001 Mortgages lead 8: 0290 Federal National Mortgage Association long range minerals program 9: 0601 9: 0552 Low Grade Manganese Ore Purchase Motor vehicle industry Depot Program 8: 0290 12: 0540 Nicaro Nickel Plant 9: 0154 Mozambique tin 8: 0290 economy and foreign economic relations zinc 8: 0290 6: 0117 Minesweeper MSP 7: 0953 see Mutual Security Program Minimum wage Mueller, Helmut 10: 0457 15: 0938 Missiles and rockets Muenster, FRG Army Ballistic Missile Agency 1: 0665; 15: 0938 10: 0736 Mumford, Lawrence Quincy ballistic missiles 1: 0315; 7: 0518; 25: 0156 11: 0396; 22: 0301, 0936 Munoz, Digna ballistic missile submarines 7: 0610, 25: 0166 0774 Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement Polaris missile 11: 0396 Saudi Arabia 17: 0001 Mitchell, William D. Mutual Defense Treaty 25: 0143 Philippines 14: 0402 Mohammed V (king) Mutual security visit to U.S. 18: 0324, 0786, 0858, 0917 legislation 11: 0924 Mollet, Guy Mutual Security Act (1951) 17: 0095, 0167 19: 0061 Monetary policy Mutual Security Agency FRG 19: 0123 10: 0561 general 23: 0509
67 Mutual Security Program (MSP) merchant seamen 8: 0379, 0418 general 10: 0163, 0216; 12: 0054 Middle East 16: 0924 Liberia 6: 0117 operations coordination 11: 0662 military assistance 11: 0833 opinion and attitude surveys 14: 0304 Myanmar planning 11: 0079 see Burma see also Armed services NASA National Farm Commission see National Aeronautics and Space 9: 0768 Administration National Farmers Union Nash, Walter 9: 0768 25: 0175 National Federation of Post Office Motor National Academy of Sciences Space Vehicle Employees Board 5: 0178 10: 0789 National Guard National Advisory Committee for Arkansas 1: 0607 Aeronautics National Labor Relations Board 10: 0573 10: 0894, 0938; 24: 0344 National Advisory Committee on National Search and Rescue Committee Assistance to Tropical Africa 1: 0070 23: 0248 National security National Aeronautics and Space see National defense Administration (NASA) National Security Agency board appointments 10: 0684 10: 0988 budget 10: 0789, 0832 National Security Council chairmanship 10: 0736 6: 0379; 11: 0662 DoD relationship 10: 0684, 0736, 0789 National Security Resources Board establishment 10: 0647 11: 0001–0164 general 1: 0665; 10: 0647–0832 National Space Vehicle Program see also Space program 10: 0855 National Aeronautics and Space Council NATO (North Atlantic Treaty 10: 0855 Organization) National Association of Manufacturers appropriations 11: 0876 11: 0552 general 12: 0118; 16: 0616; 18: 0143, National Committee for Martyrs of 0266; 19: 0522; 23: 0733, 0871 Freedom Memorial nuclear weapons 7: 0167 12: 0481 Parliamentarians’ Conference 19: 0359 National Council of Churches security procedures 7: 0167 24: 0081 U.S. participation 22: 0103 National defense Natural gas and gas industry air tactical warfare 1: 0131 Canada 19: 0925 Canada 22: 0883, 0936 Natural resources canal vulnerability 2: 0116 16: 0718 civil defense program 8: 0479 Naval vessels collective security 18: 0266 ballistic missile submarines 7: 0610, Europe 20: 0661; 23: 0714 0774 Greenland 13: 0613 minesweeper 7: 0953 Iceland 13: 0613 nuclear ship propulsion 22: 0169 Israel 21: 0879 USSR lend-lease 15: 0796 Italy 21: 0039, 0149 see also Ships and shipping Japan 17: 0635
68 Navigation Northwest Airlines Panama Canal 2: 0291 air routes 3: 0819; 4: 0334, 0834, 0907; Navy, U.S. Department of the 5: 0081 coordination with Coast Guard 7: 0054 general 3: 0177 general 11: 0261–0396 permanent certification case 3: 0819 organization 7: 0475 Norway Privateer Airplane prisoners 15: 0001 economic development 15: 0024 relocation 7: 0658 U.S. trade 25: 0408 shipbuilding and repair 7: 0774, 0826, Nuclear energy 0953; 11: 0261, 0357, 0396 canal excavation 2: 0306, 0363 Nehru, Jawaharlal general 21: 0268 general 14: 0750; 16: 0162 power plants and reactors 22: 0169 visit to U.S. 16: 0001, 0303, 0387, 0424, ship propulsion 22: 0169 0461, 0512, 0565 submarines 11: 0396 Nepal Nuclear testing and test sites art 15: 0070 22: 0301; 25: 0269 background information 22: 0722 Nuclear weapons foreign relations 22: 0055, 0796 fallout shelters 7: 0610, 0658 Netherlands general 7: 0167, 0558; 20: 0661; air routes 4: 0755 22: 0631; 25: 0269 air transport agreement 23: 0248 see also Missiles and rockets balance of payments 4: 0755 Nu-Riz Rice-Making Machine New York City, N.Y. 10: 0112 21: 0001 Nuveen, John New Zealand 25: 0178 air routes 23: 0248 Nyasaland Ngo Dinh Diem 20: 0811 biographical information 17: 0421 see also Federation of Rhodesia and visit to U.S. 17: 0353, 0421 Nyasaland Ngo Dinh Nhu OCB (Operations Coordinating Board) 17: 0216 11: 0497–0726 Nickel Office of Censorship Nicaro Nickel Plant 9: 0154 8: 0105 Nigeria Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization economy 6: 0117 11: 0436 foreign economic relations 6: 0117 Office of Defense and Civilian foreign trade 6: 0117 Mobilization North Africa 11: 0478 French presence 15: 0857 Office of Defense Mobilization North America 11: 0480 economy 19: 0775 Office of Special Representative in North Atlantic Council Europe 23: 0733, 0871 11: 0482 North Atlantic Treaty Organization Office of Technical Services see NATO 5: 0256 North Korea Office of the Vice President see Korea, Democratic People’s 23: 0997 Republic of Official Label Program North Sea 13: 0459 floods 12: 0631
69 Ojinaga, Mexico foreign relations 12: 0412; 16: 0303, 21: 0336 0424, 0810; 18: 0001, 0054; Old Age Survivors Insurance 19: 0449 9: 0505 general 18: 0001 Ollenhauer, Erich Kashmir dispute 12: 0412; 16: 0810; 16: 0810 18: 0001 Ontario, Canada military assistance 18: 0054 Stratford Shakespearean Festival Palestinian conflict 14: 0842 UN involvement 16: 0424, 0512 Operation Pan America Panama 19: 0588; 21: 0336 fiftieth anniversary 13: 0355 Operations Coordinating Board (OCB) general 20: 0930 11: 0497–0726 Indigenous Panamanian Congress Opinion and attitude surveys 15: 0895 on Dulles, John Foster 14: 0304 Panama Canal education legislation 9: 0465 commercial freight traffic 1: 0963; Eisenhower administration 2: 0490 2: 0001 Eisenhower economic policies 9: 0423 general 7: 0217; 14: 0579 European opinion of USSR 16: 0063 improvement expenses 2: 0124 health care legislation 9: 0465 navigation 2: 0291 Indochina 14: 0304 operation and maintenance expenses manipulation of public opinion 20: 0350 2: 0245 national defense 14: 0304 tolls 2: 0414 social security legislation 9: 0465 Panama Canal Zone U.S. foreign relations 13: 0239; 14: 0579 13: 0699 see also Foreign opinion of U.S. Pan American World Airways Organization for European Economic air routes 3: 0733, 0819; 4: 0023, 0123, Cooperation 0191, 0292, 0334, 0834, 0907; 8: 0887 5: 0081 Orient general 2: 0824; 3: 0177, 0476, 0588, air routes 4: 0907 0668 Orlow, Damon L. monopoly 5: 0001 25: 0195 Pacific Great Circle Route 3: 0476 Pacific Ocean Panayotopoulos, George C. air routes 4: 0292, 0334, 0907; 5: 0081 11: 0320 Pacific countries Panel on Seismic Improvement community of interest 4: 0334 20: 0305 Pacific Great Circle Route (Pan American Parcel Post World Airways) sale in Rockwood, Tenn. 24: 0169 3: 0476; 5: 0081 Pardons Pacific Islands 25: 0001 administration 11: 0320 Paris Agreements Bonin Islands 21: 0644 14: 0750 see also Ryukyu Islands Pathet Lao Pacific Northwest Regional Loan Agency agreements with Laotian government 12: 0534 19: 0001 Pakistan general 18: 0951 country study 12: 0326 Patterson, Moorhead 25: 0208
70 Patton, George S. Post Office, U.S. Department of 25: 0210 11: 0752 Peace of Westphalia medal Potsdam Agreement 15: 0938 20: 0552 Peace proposals and initiatives Potsdam Conference general 24: 0148 14: 0148 International Day of Prayer for World Poznan, Poland Peace 14: 0926 revolt 11: 0631 U.S.-Canada cooperation 21: 0482 Prchala, Lev USSR-Germany peace treaty 20: 0552, 25: 0224 0661 Presidency of the U.S. Pesticides executive agreements 15: 0276 9: 0505 general 11: 0788 Peterson, Margery press conferences 15: 0070 25: 0216 presidential appointments 2: 0597; Petroleum and petroleum industry 13: 0699 Communist bloc 2: 0705 see also Presidential powers Petroleum exports and imports Presidential Advisory Committee on 2: 0705; 9: 0817; 18: 0404; 20: 0739 Energy Supplies and Resources Policy Petrov, Vladimir 12: 0477 25: 0219 Presidential Advisory Committee on Philippines Telecommunications Policy and air transport agreement 22: 0850 Organization country study 12: 0054 12: 0479 economic development 9: 0001 Presidential appointments economy 6: 0001 Central Intelligence Agency 2: 0597 foreign relations 14: 0867 general 13: 0699 international assistance 6: 0001 Presidential communications and military bases, posts, and reservations messages 13: 0574; 16: 0289; 20: 0078 Eisenhower UN address on civil defense Mutual Defense Treaty 14: 0402 8: 0479 TWA route extension 3: 0588 Presidential powers Phouma, Souvanna airline certificates 3: 0476 18: 0951; 19: 0001 air travel 5: 0001 Pineau, Christian CAB member removal 2: 0935 17: 0167 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Pittermann, Bruno director removal 8: 0493, 0522 19: 0688 general counsel removal 10: 0938 Poland independent regulatory commissions communism 11: 0631 8: 0522 international assistance 17: 0916 pardon 25: 0001 Poznan revolt 11: 0631 strategic materials stockpiling 11: 0079 Polio see also Executive agreements 2: 0653 see also Presidential appointments Political asylum President’s Committee on International see Right of Asylum Information Activities Political warfare 11: 0804 11: 0804 President’s Committee to Study U.S. Portuguese colonies Military Assistance India 16: 0424 11: 0833–0952; 12: 0001–0412
71 President’s Science Advisory Committee Radio 12: 0464 agricultural programs 9: 0938 Prisoners diplomatic communications 19: 0218 navy privateer airplane crew 15: 0001 Eastern Europe broadcasting policy Prisoners of war 20: 0078 Korean War 11: 0804 government stations 8: 0290, 0335 nonrepatriated 15: 0001 Yugoslavia 9: 0938 Private schools Radioactive materials 12: 0565 general 23: 0248; 25: 0408 Project Semi-Automatic Ground waste 21: 0268 Environment (SAGE) Railroad Retirement Board 7: 0774 12: 0516 Project Vicksburg Blue Railroads 1: 0131 revenues 10: 0368 Propaganda Railway Organization of Thailand Communist Party 23: 0604 13: 0001 U.S. 11: 0804; 20: 0350; 23: 0604, 0733 Rama IX Property see Bhumibol Adulyadej (king) vested alien 17: 0783 Randall Commission vested German 12: 0888; 17: 0783; 5: 0256; 14: 0001 22: 0103 Recession vested Japanese 17: 0783 European fears 11: 0497 Psychological Operations Coordinating Reclamation of land Committee 9: 0569 11: 0497 Reconnaissance Psychological Strategy Board satellites 23: 0139 12: 0481 Reconstruction Finance Corporation Psychological warfare 12: 0534 1: 0491; 12: 0481; 20: 0350 Refugees Psychology Escapee Program 8: 0727, 0968; USSR 20: 0078 12: 0888 Public debt international assistance 19: 0722 budget deficit 2: 0490 Regional development institutions federal debt limit 2: 0490 foreign 20: 0249 Public opinion Reid, Ogden see Opinion and attitude surveys 25: 0227 Public works Reid, Whitelaw 5: 0297 25: 0231 Puerto Rico Religion and religious organizations U.S. military program 7: 0301 China 24: 0081 Pyrrhus Benevolent Society Jews and Judaism 22: 0103 16: 0666 Protestants 14: 0464 Qantas Empire Airways Limited USSR 24: 0081 air routes 4: 0292 Zionist Organization of America Race relations 13: 0239 foreign opinion of U.S. 23: 0655 Renegotiation Board Racial Relations Service 12: 0540 9: 0552; 24: 0554 Repplier, Theodore 23: 0604
72 Rhodesia Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement see Federation of Rhodesia and 17: 0001 Nyasaland Saud Ibn Abd al-Aziz Al-Saud (king) Rice biographical information 16: 0825, 0862 Asian importation 23: 0001 general 13: 0459 disposal program 14: 0799 visit to U.S. 16: 0666, 0825, 0862, 0924; Nu-Riz Rice-Making Machine 10: 0112 17: 0001 Right of Asylum Savang Vathana, Prince Regent 13: 0756; 24: 0624 16: 0146 Riots and disorders Scandinavia Poznan, Poland 11: 0631 air traffic 5: 0001 Rockefeller Committee Scelba, Mario organization and management studies 14: 0799 2: 0490 Schneider, Mrs. Daniel Rockwood, Tenn. 25: 0264 Parcel Post sale 24: 0169 Schneider, Erwin Rocky Mountain Arsenal 25: 0267 runway expansion 1: 0217 School districts Rodes, Robert E. Little Rock, Ark. 1: 0607 13: 0910; 25: 0233 Schuman Plan Rodgers, Philip Ray 5: 0487; 14: 0750 10: 0938 Schweitzer, Albert Romania 25: 0269 foreign relations 17: 0856 Science and technology medical assistance 2: 0653 education scholarships 17: 0783 Ronne, Finn general 18: 0143 13: 0699 MAP 11: 0952 Rosen, Abraham Paltial Seamaster Program 25: 0243 7: 0774 Rosenthal, Jean S. Second Supplement Appropriation Bill 25: 0246 (1955) Ross, Donald 3: 0404 25: 0255 Security clearances Rosskam, Edwin 24: 0178 25: 0257 Segni, Antonio Rota Channel, Pacific Ocean visit to U.S. 21: 0039, 0085, 0149, 0208 7: 0610 Sekou Touré, Ahmed Ryan, Oswald 20: 0078, 0930 2: 0905; 25: 0260 Sewage and wastewater systems Ryukyu Islands Tijuana, Mexico 21: 0268 administration 7: 0244; 21: 0644 Shapely, Harlow general 17: 0635 25: 0328 international assistance 7: 0054 Shipbuilding and repair Salk, Jonas E. Maritime Administration 8: 0379, 0418 25: 0262 Navy Department 7: 0774, 0826, 0953; Saudi Arabia 11: 0261, 0357, 0396 Dhahran Airfield 16: 0924; 17: 0001 Ships and shipping foreign relations 16: 0825, 0924 contracts 5: 0256; 11: 0261; 15: 0292, MAP 12: 0364 0442 military supplies and property 16: 0924
73 Ships and shipping cont. Chile 15: 0895 Danish claims 15: 0292, 0354, 0442, Colombia 18: 0609; 22: 0001, 0397, 0501, 0553, 0620 0450 department transfers 11: 0357 Venezuela 3: 0101 Finnish claims 15: 0354 South Asia ocean transportation costs 6: 0081 foreign relations 17: 0692 sales 5: 0256 MAP 12: 0181 tanker speed requirements 10: 0548 Southeast Asia see also Naval vessels area study 12: 0054 Sieminski, Alfred D. economic cooperation 9: 0001 25: 0331 economic development 20: 0249 Silvercruys, Rosemary foreign economic relations 5: 0854 25: 0334 foreign relations 14: 0444 Sino-Soviet bloc see also Far East entente 12: 0975 see also Indochina foreign labor activities 6: 0459, 0662 South-East Asian Prime Ministers’ strategic information exchange 5: 0256 Conference Sirikit (queen) 14: 0531 visit to U.S. 23: 0001, 0095 South Korea Slovakia see Korea, Republic of statehood 13: 0239 South Pacific Slovak League of America air routes 4: 0907 23: 0655 South Pacific Air Lines Small Defense Plants Administration air routes 4: 0334, 0907 12: 0553 Sovereignty Smith, Robert Carlton Slovakia 13: 0239 25: 0364 Soviet Union Smith, Wymann Sidney see Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 25: 0367 Spaak, Paul-Henri Smuggling visit to U.S. 18: 0266 24: 0051 Space program Sobell, Morton budget 10: 0647, 0684 25: 0374 future 10: 0789, 0832 Social Alliance of Croatia general 1: 0607; 10: 0573 10: 0060 USSR competition 10: 0832 Social Security see also National Aeronautics and 9: 0465; 13: 0699 Space Administration Soil Bank Program Spaulding, Jane see Acreage Reserve Program (1956) 25: 0385 Somalia Speeches and addresses 6: 0117; 21: 0085, 0208 Eisenhower civil defense program Somoza, Luis 8: 0479 19: 0688 State of the Union Address 16: 0616; South Africa 21: 0482 economy and foreign economic relations Squire, Frank C. 6: 0117 12: 0516 South America Stahl, O. Glenn Argentina 22: 0001 25: 0393 Bolivia 10: 0265; 19: 0218 Stanford University Brazil 8: 0933 technical assistance contract 10: 0163
74 Stassen, Harold E. Spaak, Paul-Henri 18: 0266 9: 0001 Suhrawardy, Huseyn Shaheed State, U.S. Department of 18: 0001, 0054 Adenauer, Konrad, visit to U.S. State of the Union Address 17: 0471, 0572; 22: 0103, 0169, 16: 0616; 21: 0482 0265 Status of Forces Agreement American Foreign Ministers 19: 0588, 13: 0001 0643 Stepinac, Aloysius Cardinal Ben Gurion, David 21: 0879 13: 0092 Bhumibol Adulyadej (king) 23: 0001, Sterling Area countries 0095 foreign trade 12: 0822 Danish ship claims 15: 0292, 0354, St. Lawrence Seaway 0442, 0501, 0553, 0620 general 20: 0305 de Gaulle, Charles 22: 0558, 0631 Great Lakes project 14: 0304 Diefenbaker, John 22: 0883, 0936 Stockpiling general 12: 0565–0975; 13: 0001–0910; copper 11: 0436 14: 0148–0926; 15: 0001–0938; long-term minerals program 9: 0601 16: 0001–0810; 17: 0216–0314, strategic materials 8: 0064; 11: 0079, 0783–0916; 18: 0324–0698; 0164 19: 0061–0359, 0688–0925; see also Emergency preparedness 20: 0001–0440, 0890, 0930; Strassburger, Ralph Beaver 21: 0001, 0433–0540, 0939; 25: 0403 22: 0001, 0055, 0850; 23: 0139– Strategic information 0369 Sino-Soviet bloc exchange with U.S. Joint U.S.-Canadian Committee on 5: 0256 Trade and Economic Affairs Strategic materials 14: 0001, 0053, 0105 copper stockpiling 11: 0436 Kishi, Nobusuke 17: 0635, 0692, 0731; exchange for gold 8: 0064 21: 0590, 0644, 0724, 0792, 0833 long-term minerals program 9: 0601 Lleras Camargo, Alberto 22: 0397, stockpiling 11: 0079, 0164 0450, 0522 see also Emergency preparedness Lopez Mateos, Adolfo 21: 0268, 0336 Stratford, Ontario, Canada Macmillan, Harold 18: 0105, 0143, Shakespearean Festival 14: 0842 0194; 19: 0449, 0522; 20: 0478, Strauss, Lewis L. 0552, 0661, 0739, 0811; 22: 0301, 25: 0408 0359 Student aid Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah Deva (king) science education scholarships 22: 0722, 0796 17: 0783 Mohammed V (king) 18: 0786, 0858, Submarines 0917 ballistic missile 7: 0610, 0774; 11: 0396 Mollet, Guy 17: 0095, 0167 Submerged Lands Act Nehru, Jawaharlal 16: 0424, 0461, 16: 0718 0512, 0565 Sub-Saharan Africa Ngo Dinh Diem 17: 0353, 0421 foreign economic relations 6: 0081, Phouma, Souvanna 18: 0951; 19: 0001 0117 Saud Ibn Abd al-Aziz Al-Saud (king) see also Africa 16: 0825, 0862, 0924; 17: 0001 Subsidies Segni, Antonio 21: 0039, 0085, 0149, agricultural 1: 0040 0208 air mail 3: 0404 Sirikit (queen) 23: 0001, 0095
75 Subversive activities Tennessee 10: 0435; 24: 0285 Rockwood Parcel Post sale 24: 0169 Subversive Activities Control Board Tennessee Valley Authority 23: 0450 23: 0455 Sudan Terrell, Mary Church foreign relations 18: 0698 25: 0436 Suez Canal Texas 21: 0879 Texas City tin smelter 8: 0290 Suez Crisis Textile industry and fabrics 16: 0162, 0206, 0303, 0424, 0512, labor statistics and wages 10: 0487 0616, 0924 Thailand Sugar Act country study 12: 0054 14: 0926 economic development 5: 0854 Suhrawardy, Huseyn Shaheed economy 23: 0001 17: 0783; 18: 0001, 0054 foreign relations 23: 0001 Surprise Attack Conference international assistance 5: 0854, 20: 0661 23: 0001 Taiwan military assistance 23: 0001 economy 6: 0001 technical assistance 23: 0001 Tanker ships TWA routes 3: 0588 speed requirements 10: 0548 see also Railway Organization of Tanks, military Thailand FRG 17: 0267 Thanarat, Sarit procurement 7: 0518 visit to U.S. 18: 0698 Taxation Thule Air Force Base, Greenland Canada 6: 0809 1: 0266 Taylor, Myron C. Tijuana, Mexico 25: 0431 sewage and wastewater systems Teacher education 21: 0268 Yugoslavia 9: 0938 Tokyo, Japan Technical assistance British Airlines service 20: 0739 Bolivia 10: 0265 Pan American World Airways 3: 0476 Burma 5: 0854 U.S. embassy 13: 0830 Cambodia 19: 0123 Toulon Harbor developing countries 8: 0814; 19: 0588 7: 0610 Ghana 6: 0117 Trade Agreements Act Mexico 21: 0336 8: 0290 Thailand 23: 0001 Trade Development and Assistance Act Turkey 19: 0254 (1954) University of the Philippines 10: 0163 15: 0102 see also International assistance Trading with the Enemy Act (1917) Tehran Conference 17: 0783 14: 0148 Trans-Pacific Airways Telecommunications Commission air routes 3: 0733; 5: 0001 11: 0436 Transportation and transportation Telegdy, George equipment 25: 0433 motor vehicles 12: 0540 Television railroads 10: 0368 licensing 8: 0488 see also Air transportation see also Ships and shipping
76 Trans World Airlines (TWA) Ukraine air routes 3: 0588, 0733; 4: 0334, 0907 Crimea 7: 0097; 14: 0148 general 3: 0177 UN India-Bangkok-Manila extension 3: 0588 see United Nations Treasury, U.S. Department of Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 23: 0466, 0509 (USSR) Treaties and conventions communism 1: 0491; 11: 0804; Antarctic Treaty 20: 0930 15: 0102; 16: 0162, 0616; 23: 0733, bilateral air transport agreement 5: 0001 0804, 0857, 0871 Colombia River Treaty 2: 0548 Communist aggression 16: 0162, 0616; France 13: 0910 22: 0558; 23: 0604 Kanagawa Treaty 13: 0663 economic warfare 18: 0194 Mexico 2: 0935; 3: 0476, 0588, 0668; electric power 20: 0078 21: 0268 émigré military organizations 15: 0102 Morocco 13: 0910 energy resources and consumption Mutual Cooperation and Security 2: 0705 21: 0540, 0590, 0644 European opinion 16: 0063 Mutual Defense Treaty 14: 0402 foreign economic relations 5: 0212, Netherlands 23: 0248 0680; 6: 0117; 15: 0024 Philippines 22: 0850 foreign relations 10: 0001; 14: 0867; ratification protocol 15: 0774 17: 0001; 20: 0478, 0552, 0661; U.S.-Canada 4: 0292 21: 0724 U.S.-Italian Air Transport Services foreign trade 13: 0663; 15: 0102; 22: 0001 20: 0001; 25: 0408 USSR-Germany peace treaty 20: 0552, general 6: 0593; 14: 0372; 18: 0485, 0661 0609; 20: 0478; 25: 0408 Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and German peace treaty 20: 0552, 0661 Security international assistance 5: 0854 Japan 21: 0540, 0590, 0644 lend-lease naval vessels 15: 0796 Trieste, Italy military presence in Berlin, Germany 13: 0324; 14: 0579 22: 0169 Triffin, Robert Navy Privateer Airplane prisoners 25: 0439 15: 0001 Tubman, William V. psychological warfare 1: 0491 13: 0872 psychology 20: 0078 Turkey religion and religious organizations country study 12: 0237 24: 0081 Economic and Technical Assistance space program competition 10: 0832 Program 19: 0254 U.S. governors visit 20: 0305 economic development 15: 0716 United Air Lines general 24: 0051 air routes 4: 0334; 0834 international assistance 15: 0716 general 3: 0177 TWA United Fruit Company see Trans World Airlines 13: 0169 Twe, Didhwo United Kingdom (UK) 25: 0441 agricultural surpluses 14: 0750 Uganda armed services 19: 0522 12: 0631 balance of payments 12: 0822 UK British Exhibition 21: 0001 see United Kingdom
77 United Kingdom (UK) cont. USSR British Information and Cultural see Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Exchange Program 13: 0092 U.S. statutes Cyprus dispute 15: 0857 Acreage Reserve Program (1956) defense expenditures 19: 0522 1: 0040 economy 12: 0822; 13: 0574; 17: 0314 Buy American Act (1933) 7: 0097; foreign economic relations 12: 0565, 8: 0335 0699, 0743 Canadian Customs Act 19: 0925 foreign relations 18: 0105; 19: 0449, Civil Rights Act (1957) 1: 0607 0522; 20: 0478, 0739, 0811; Civil Service Retirement Act 8: 0691 22: 0301, 0359 Defense Production Act 8: 0335 foreign trade 12: 0565, 0699; 14: 0750 Espionage Act (1917) 7: 0167 general 18: 0143 Hatch Act (1939) 5: 0140 international assistance 16: 0206 Immigration and Nationality Act (1952) military assistance 16: 0162 25: 0246 military operations 16: 0162, 0206 Locomotive Inspection Act 24: 0425 monetary policy 12: 0565 Mutual Security Act (1951) 19: 0061 United Nations (UN) Submerged Lands Act 16: 0718 advance organization 20: 0890 Sugar Act 14: 0926 conference on tin 13: 0494 Trade Agreements Act 8: 0290 general 24: 0148 Trade Development and Assistance Act Korean Reconstruction Agency 24: 0195 (1954) 15: 0102 Palestinian conflict involvement Trading with the Enemy Act (1917) 16: 0424, 0512 17: 0783 Suez Crisis involvement 16: 0424, 0512 Veterans’ Preference Act (1944) U.S. involvement 13: 0001 23: 0947 United Nations Economic and Social see also Legislation Council Valluy, Jean-Étienne 13: 0239 15: 0857 United States Information Agency Van Cleve, Aloysius E. 23: 0551–0655 25: 0448 University of the Philippines Van Foreest, Jonkheer H. A. 10: 0163 11: 0320 Upper Adige, Italy Van Loan, Jennie A. 21: 0085, 0208 25: 0451 U.S. Advisory Commission on Vasken I Information 23: 0204 20: 0078 Vega Program U.S.-Canadian Committee on Trade and 10: 0855 Economic Affairs Venezuela 15: 0102 Maracaibo 3: 0101 U.S. Committee for Refugees Ver, Carlos Francisco 19: 0722 25: 0454 U.S. Information Program Veterans 13: 0001 guaranteed housing loans 11: 0482 U.S.-Italian Air Transport Services Veterans Administration Agreement 23: 0947 22: 0001 Veterans’ Preference Act (1944) U.S. Special Representative in Europe 23: 0947 23: 0714–0871
78 Vice presidency of the U.S. White, E. D. see Office of the Vice President 25: 0489 Victor, Luis Alejandro White House Personnel and Policy Office 25: 0469 5: 0178 Vietnam Williams, Robert L. Chinese presence 17: 0353 25: 0492 communism 6: 0379 Williamson, Oliver G. country study 12: 0054 25: 0494 diplomatic mission 14: 0579 Williamson, Porter B. economic development 17: 0353 25: 0503 international assistance 6: 0001 Winant, Peter F. military assistance 17: 0353 19: 0061 political system 17: 0353 Women’s employment Voice of America 24: 0264 23: 0655 World Committee for the Erection of a Von Witzleben, Herman H. J. Memorial to the Unknown Jewish Martyr 13: 0523 14: 0402 War Claims Commission World Council of Churches 14: 0402 14: 0464; 24: 0081 War crimes World Federation of Teachers’ Unions Germany 17: 0471 12: 0481 War Department, U.S. World Refugee Year organization 7: 0475 19: 0722 Washington State World War II Carr Inlet Acoustic Range 11: 0261 ships and shipping claims 15: 0292, Watches and clocks 0354, 0442, 0501, 0553, 0620 11: 0001 Yacoub, Max Ignatius, III Weber, Robert 25: 0524 25: 0474 Yalta Conference Weihs, Felix 7: 0097; 14: 0148 25: 0481 Yemen Wells Plan border dispute 19: 0449 11: 0552 foreign relations 16: 0924; 17: 0001 Werner, Frank A. Yugoslavia 25: 0486 agriculture 9: 0846, 0890, 0938; Western Air Lines 10: 0001, 0060 air routes 4: 0334, 0834 background information 10: 0001 Western Europe construction industry 10: 0060 armed services 23: 0733 Council of Education 9: 0938 Communist threat 23: 0733, 0804, 0857, economy 10: 0001 0871 food retailing 10: 0060 foreign economic relations 23: 0871 foreign relations 10: 0001; 18: 0698 MAP 12: 0118 grain and grain products 10: 0001 Western Powers international assistance 9: 0938 FRG occupation 20: 0552 radio programs 9: 0938 military presence in Berlin, Germany teacher education 9: 0938 22: 0169 Zaire Western Union Telegraph see Belgian Congo 10: 0894 Zemurray, Samuel 25: 0531
79 Zinc and zinc industry Zwig, Robert Jonathon 8: 0290 25: 0548 Zionist Organization of America 13: 0239
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