THE DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER NATIONAL SECURITY FILES

1953–19611953–1961 PART 3: CORRESPONDENCE FILES

A UPA Collection from National Security Files General Editor George C. Herring

The Dwight D. Eisenhower National Security Files, 1953–1961 Part 3: Correspondence Files

Microfilmed from the Holdings of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library, Abilene, Kansas

Project Coordinator Robert E. Lester

Guide compiled by Eric H. Doss

A UPA Collection from

7500 Old Georgetown Road • Bethesda, MD 20814-6126 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

The Dwight D. Eisenhower national security files, 1953–1961 [microform] / project editor, Robert E. Lester. microfilm reels. — (National security files) Summary: Reproduces documents from the Papers of Dwight D. Eisenhower in the custody of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library, National Archives and Records Administration. Accompanied by a printed guide compiled by Alice Chen and Eric H. Doss. ISBN 1-55655-960-7 (pt. 1) — ISBN 1-55655-961-5 (pt. 2) — ISBN 0-88692-678-5 (pt. 3) 1. United States—Politics and government—1953–1961—Sources. 2. National security—United States— History—Sources. 3. United States—Foreign relations—1953–1961—Sources. 4. Dwight D. Eisenhower Library—Archives. I. Lester, Robert. II. Chen, Alice, 1982– . III. LexisNexis (Firm) IV. Series. E835 327.73'009'0945—dc22 2005040740 CIP

Copyright © 2006 LexisNexis, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. ISBN 0-88692-678-5. TABLE OF CONTENTS

Scope and Content Note ...... vii

Source Note ...... ix

Editorial Note...... ix

Acknowledgments ...... x

Abbreviations ...... xi

Reel Index

Reels 1–2 NSC Agenda and Minutes ...... 1

Reel 3 NSC Agenda and Minutes cont...... 5 Availability of NSC Documents to Congress ...... 6 Budget ...... 6 Chronological, Richard L. Hall ...... 6 Consultants Comments ...... 7 Consultants ...... 7

Reel 4 Consultants cont...... 7 Monthly Project Summary for NSC ...... 8 National Security Council, General ...... 8 Lists of Classified Documents...... 8 Log on Classified Material ...... 8 National Defense Telephone Directory ...... 9 National Security Council Meeting Arrangements ...... 9 NSCIDs ...... 9 National Security Council, Organization and Functions ...... 9

Reel 5 National Security Council, Organization and Functions cont...... 9 Personnel ...... 10 Personnel Security Program ...... 11 Planning Board ...... 11

iii Reel 6 Planning Board cont...... 11 NSC Projects and Meeting Agendas...... 12 NSC, Special Meetings ...... 12 NSC, Topics for Future Discussions ...... 12 Administrative ...... 12 Chronological, F. M. Dearborn ...... 12 Chronological, Karl G. Harr ...... 13

Reel 7 Chronological, Karl G. Harr cont...... 13

Reel 8 Operations Coordinating Board ...... 15 OCB Luncheon Meetings ...... 16 OCB Minutes of Meetings ...... 16

Reel 9 OCB Minutes of Meetings cont...... 17 OCB Organization ...... 18

Reel 10 OCB Organization cont...... 19 Special OCB Committee ...... 19 Special OCB Committee (F. M. Dearborn File) ...... 20 April 1955 ...... 20

Reel 11 April–September 1955 ...... 20

Reel 12 September 1955–January 1956 ...... 22

Reel 13 January–May 1956...... 24

Reel 14 May–September 1956 ...... 26

Reel 15 October 1956–June 1957 ...... 27

Reel 16 June 1957–February 1958 ...... 29

Reel 17 March 1958–September 1959 ...... 31 Reel 18 October 1959–January 1961...... 33 A–C, General ...... 34

Reel 19 C–G, General ...... 35

Reel 20 G–Q, General ...... 37

Reel 21 R–Z, General ...... 39

Principal Correspondents Index...... 43

Subject Index ...... 57

v

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The National Security Council (NSC) was chartered under the National Security Act of 1947 to advise the president concerning domestic and foreign policy issues. Following an underutilization by President Harry S. Truman, the NSC became the hub of policy planning under President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Eisenhower realized the importance of the NSC’s work and depended on the council to effect major policy decisions. Eisenhower integrated many civilian and military advisers into the NSC, including leaders of industry, military officers, and publishers. Produced during the cold war, some documents contain phrases and terms that are uncommon today. It is important to consider that the quest for U.S. supremacy over the Soviet Union pervaded almost every government decision. Due to this influence, the collection contains numerous terms and phrases unfamiliar to many readers. Economic defense, for example, appears multiple times in this collection and refers to the preservation of the economic stability of the nation. Economic defense is closely related to national or continental defense; the former refers to the overall defense of the nation and the latter only to the defense of the actual land mass. The documents found in this collection, The Dwight D. Eisenhower National Security Files, 1953–1961, Part 3: Correspondence Files, contain many examples of the administrative and logistical support necessary to maintain an effective advisory committee. Starting in 1953, the collection contains agendas and minutes of individual NSC meetings as compiled by Robert Cutler, the first national security adviser. The collection also contains documents from Dillon Anderson and Gordon Gray, the successive advisers. Contained in these notes and agendas are discussions of the official foreign policy of the United States. Many documents are simply administrative, but others contain definitive policy statements. Beginning on Reel 4, the importance of civilian advisers to the Eisenhower NSC becomes clear. Eisenhower believed the government would benefit from the services and experiences of citizen leaders from all business sectors. These documents focus on recruitment of civilian leadership to augment the NSC’s membership. The majority of the reels in the middle of the collection focus on administrative details, ranging from personnel decisions to luncheon meetings to general correspondence organized by date and author. While some of the administrative details are routine, the chronological folders of Karl G. Harr contain a great deal of information. Among the more interesting topics is the discussion of Operation PLOWSHARE, conceived as a peaceful use of nuclear weapons. Harr’s notes do not go into great detail, but the concept behind PLOWSHARE was to utilize nuclear explosives in the creation of harbors and canals and exploration of petroleum reserves. In retrospect, this idea sounds unbelievable, but during this period the idea received a great deal of attention and funding. Eisenhower created the Operations Coordinating Board (OCB), an independent agency, to follow up on NSC decisions. The communications of this board start on Reel 8 and provide information on the progress of multiple NSC decisions. The OCB addressed

vii varied issues, ranging from nuclear testing and arms control to diseases and foreign aid. Some of the later folders contain correspondence between the OCB and civilian leaders such as David Sarnoff of RCA. The letters contain Sarnoff’s thoughts on preventing Communist influence in broadcasting and were well received by the OCB. This is just one example of Eisenhower’s quest to utilize the nation’s collective talent and intelligence to defeat the threat of communism. A large part of this collection (Reel 11–Reel 18) contains chronological folders of general internal correspondence. The majority of this information is interoffice memoranda and notes. A great deal of useful information can be gleaned from these files. The final folders of this collection, Reel 18–Reel 21, contain some interoffice communications, but the majority of the documents were received by the national security adviser from citizens. These letters and notes range from the constructive to the truly bizarre. Many show support for Eisenhower’s policies, but the occasional letter contains fantastic and unreasonable designs for defeating the Communist threat. Many of these far-fetched schemes contain requests for federal funding to help deter or eliminate the Soviet threat. These documents provide some humor and a great deal of insight into the incredible fear some Americans experienced during the cold war. Due to the wide range of included documents, The Dwight D. Eisenhower National Security Files, 1953–1961, Part 3: Correspondence Files provides an exhaustive source of national security information. The scope of this collection, from personal notes to policy statements, offers uncommon insight into the administrative functions of the National Security Council. Other collections of interest from LexisNexis include The Confidential Files of the Eisenhower White House, 1953–1961, Minutes and Documents of the Cabinet Meetings of President Eisenhower (1953–1961), and President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s Office Files, 1953–1961. Additionally, LexisNexis has also microfilmed the following collections relating to the NSC: The John F. Kennedy National Security Files and The Lyndon B. Johnson National Security Files.

viii SOURCE NOTE

The materials microfilmed for this publication are from the Papers of Dwight D. Eisenhower, Papers as President, Office of the Special Assistant for National Security Affairs, at the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library, Abilene, Kansas.

EDITORIAL NOTE

This microform collection consists of the documents accumulated and/or produced by the Office of the Special Assistant for National Security Affairs. The records from the Office of the Special Assistant for National Security Affairs consist of 115 boxes of material arranged into three general series: the NSC (National Security Council) Series, the OCB (Operations Coordinating Board) Series, and the Special Assistant Series. Each series is further subdivided. The NSC Series contains Administrative, Briefing Notes, Policy Papers, Status of Projects, and Subject subseries. The OCB Series includes Administrative and Subject subseries. The Special Assistant Series contains Chronological, Name, Presidential, and Subject subseries. LexisNexis’s microfilm publication, The Dwight D. Eisenhower National Security Files, 1953–1961, consists of three parts encompassing almost all of the subseries listed above. The Policy Papers subseries has not been included in this microfilm publication. In addition, the NSC meeting agenda and minutes portion of the Administrative subseries of the NSC Series has not been included. These materials can be found in the LexisNexis microforms entitled Documents of the National Security Council and Meetings of the National Security Council. The Dwight D. Eisenhower National Security Files, 1953–1961, Part 3: Correspondence Files, consists of the subseries listed below. A brief description of the contents of each subseries follows. LexisNexis has filmed the documents in these series in their entirety. A very small number of documents remain classified. When available, the Eisenhower Library’s withdrawal notices for these classified documents have been microfilmed. NSC Administrative subseries: consists of Richard L. Hall chronological correspondence series; consultants’ comments on policies, projects, and organizations; NSC general materials, including budget, personnel, and publications; intelligence directives; and organization and functions.

ix OCB Administrative subseries: consists of chronological correspondence files of F. M. Dearborn and Karl G. Harr, organization and functions, projects, and minutes of meetings. Special Assistant Chronological subseries: consists of correspondence files between April 1955 and January 1961. Special Assistant Name subseries: consists of an alphabetical arrangement of correspondence generated by or about a particular individual.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

LexisNexis would like to acknowledge the assistance and cooperation of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library in Abilene, Kansas. Herbert Pankratz, Michelle Kopfer, Chalsea Milner, and other staff members 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 at least three times in this guide.

FRG Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) FY Fiscal Year GDR German Democratic Republic (East Germany) ICBMs Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles IRBMs Intermediate Range Ballistic Missiles NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization NSC National Security Council NSCID National Security Council Intelligence Directive OCB Operations Coordinating Board PRC People’s Republic of China ROC Republic of China, Taiwan ROK Republic of Korea (South Korea) RVN Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam) SAC Strategic Air Command USAID United States Agency for International Development USSR Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

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REEL INDEX

Following is a listing of the folders that compose The Dwight D. Eisenhower National Security Files, 1953–1961, Part 3: Correspondence Files. The four-digit number on the far left is the frame number 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. Major Topics and Principal Correspondents are listed in the order in which they appear on the film, and each is listed only once per folder.

Reel 1 Frame No. 0001 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1953 (1). Major Topics: Psychological warfare; ROK. 0028 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1953 (2). Major Topic: Iran. Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; Robert Cutler. 0063 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1953 (3). Major Topics: Petroleum demand; PRC; ROC; Austrian peace treaty. 0089 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1953 (4). Major Topics: Southeast Asia; U.S.-ROK policy; release of classified information; Volunteer Freedom Corps; National Petroleum Program. Principal Correspondent: S. Everett Gleason. 0116 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1953 (5). Major Topics: Middle East; Southeast Asia; Eastern Europe riots. Principal Correspondent: James S. Lay Jr. 0148 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1953 (6). Major Topics: National Petroleum Program; United Nations and ROK; ROK postwar economy; national defense; Project Solarium. 0193 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1953 (7). Major Topics: National defense; France and Southeast Asia; Omar N. Bradley; FRG; Project Solarium; Iran; arms control and disarmament. 0230 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1953 (8). Major Topic: FY 1955 budget of the U.S. 0268 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1953 (9). Major Topics: ROC; PRC; National Petroleum Program; national defense; internal security. 0301 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1953 (10). Major Topics: FY 1955 budget; U.S.-Iran policy.

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0329 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1954 (1). Major Topics: Internal security; ROK; U.S.–West Berlin policy; U.S.-FRG policy; U.S.-GDR policy; U.S.-Indonesia course of action; U.S.-Iran policy; Executive Continuity Plan. 0359 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1954 (2). Major Topics: U.S.-ROC policy; Executive Continuity Plan; national defense. 0388 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1954 (3). Major Topics: Operation Ivy; agricultural surpluses; ROK military; U.S.-Italy policy. 0428 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1954 (4). Major Topics: Geneva Conference and the Indochina situation; France–Southeast Asia armistice; economic defense; U.S. inspection of Guatemala-bound ships; U.S.-Guatemala policy. 0468 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1954 (5). Major Topics: National defense; U.S.-Spain policy. 0506 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1954 (6). Major Topics: USSR diplomatic and consular service; Antarctica; Middle East; foreign trade controls. 0542 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1954 (7). Major Topics: U.S.-Asia policy; U.S.–Latin America policy; ROC. 0576 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1954 (8). Major Topics: Southeast Asia; radio. 0612 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1954 (9). Major Topics: National defense; U.S.-Asia policy; FY 1956 budget of the U.S.; U.S. rubber policy. 0645 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1955 (1). Major Topics: U.S.-ROC policy; U.S.-Asia policy; U.S.-Iran policy; U.S.-USSR policy; U.S.–Eastern Europe policy; RVN; radio; U.S.-Asia international assistance. 0681 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1955 (2). Major Topics: Arms control and disarmament; security clearances; nuclear attack procedure; nuclear power plants and reactors. 0717 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1955 (3). Major Topics: Military Assistance Program; Austria. 0753 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1955 (4). Major Topics: South Vietnam; arms control and disarmament. 0782 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1955 (5). Major Topics: Arms control and disarmament; Four-Power negotiations; Spain and USAID. 0813 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1955 (6). Major Topics: Technical Capabilities Panel; ICBMs. 0844 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1955 (7). Major Topic: U.S.–Middle East policy. Principal Correspondent: James S. Lay Jr.

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0877 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1955 (8). Major Topics: ICBMs; Military Assistance Program; U.S.-PRC foreign trade controls; USAID. 0903 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1956 (1). Major Topics: Defense mobilization; Antarctica; arms control and disarmament; Atomic Energy Commission; nuclear power plants and reactors. Principal Correspondent: Dillon Anderson. 0941 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1956 (2). Major Topics: USSR; diplomatic and consular service; U.S.–Southeast Asia policy; foreign trade controls. 0976 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1956 (3). Major Topics: U.S. foreign relations; arms control and disarmament; U.S.–South Asia policy; internal security; Military Assistance Program; South Vietnam; Thailand.

Reel 2 0001 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1956 (4). Major Topics: National defense; U.S.-FRG policy; U.S.-GDR policy; U.S.–East Berlin policy; diplomatic and consular service; Suez Canal. 0033 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1956 (5). Major Topics: Suez Canal; U.S.–Southeast Asia policy; U.S.–Latin America policy; U.S.-GDR policy; ROK; civil defense; Tunisia; Morocco; Algeria; Science Advisory Committee; USAID; Middle East; Poland; Hungary, Ethiopia; defense budgets and appropriations. Principal Correspondent: James S. Lay Jr. 0091 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1957 (1). Major Topics: U.S.–South Asia policy; Scientific Satellite Program; U.S.–Middle East policy; ROK; U.S.-GDR policy; U.S.-FRG policy; U.S.–West Berlin policy; nuclear weapons; U.S.-Iran policy. 0121 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1957 (2). Major Topics: U.S.-Poland policy; refugees; defectors; arms control and disarmament; national defense; foreign trade controls; military strategy; U.S.- Turkey policy; ICBMs; civil defense; foreign diplomats and missions in U.S. 0157 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1957 (3). Major Topics: Nuclear weapons; U.S.-Libya policy; Scientific Satellite Program; U.S.- Spain policy; civil defense; national defense; nuclear power plants and reactors. 0189 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1957 (4). Major Topics: National defense; U.S.-ROK policy; Antarctica; U.S.-Libya policy; U.S.- Turkey policy. 0212 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1957 (5). Major Topics: National defense; stockpiling; U.S. citizens abroad; Middle East; military training; defense budgets and appropriations. 0235 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1957 (6). Major Topics: Nuclear weapons; civil defense; U.S.-Greece policy; ICBMs; IRBMs; U.S.-Iran policy; U.S.-ROK policy.

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0264 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1957 (7). Major Topics: National defense; U.S.-Poland policy; Yugoslavia; refugees; Indonesia; National Security Act of 1947; U.S.-ROC policy; military communications. Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; James C. Hagerty. 0294 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1957 (8). Major Topics: Sputnik; ICBMs; IRBMs; U.S.-France policy; Science Advisory Committee. Principal Correspondent: James S. Lay Jr. 0331 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1957 (9). Major Topics: Defense budgets and appropriations; civil aviation; USSR; nuclear power plants and reactors; merchant seamen; military intelligence. Principal Correspondent: R. Eugene Livesay. 0366 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1958 (1). Major Topics: Arms control and disarmament; nuclear weapons; civil defense; stockpiling; U.S.–Middle East policy; ICBMs; U.S.-FRG policy; Scientific Satellite Program. 0401 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1958 (2). Major Topics: National defense; economic policy; diplomatic and consular service; U.S.-Antarctica policy; military intelligence; military bases, posts, and reservations. 0433 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1958 (3). Major Topics: Science Advisory Committee; civil defense; nuclear testing and test sites; U.S. citizens abroad. 0469 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1958 (4). Major Topics: U.S.–Eastern Europe policy; national defense; psychological warfare. 0497 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1958 (5). Major Topics: U.S. space policy; civil defense; Middle East; U.S.-ROK policy. 0529 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1958 (6). Major Topics: U.S. space policy; military intelligence; military bases, posts, and reservations; Morocco; internal security. 0561 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1958 (7). Major Topics: Diplomatic and consular service, diplomatic immunity; nuclear weapons; U.S.–Middle East policy. 0594 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1958 (8). Major Topics: Mutual security; defense budgets and appropriations; military mobilization; U.S.-Canada relations; nuclear weapons; nuclear testing and test sites. 0630 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1959 (1). Major Topics: Economic policy; national defense; U.S.–Latin America policy; port security. 0665 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1959 (2). Major Topics: NATO; U.S.-Antarctica policy; John Foster Dulles; Berlin crisis. Principal Correspondent: James S. Lay Jr.

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0702 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1959 (3). Major Topics: Port security; Middle East; petroleum policy. 0736 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1959 (4). Major Topics: Trade policy; Iraq; U.S.-ROK policy; merchant seamen. Principal Correspondent: James S. Lay Jr. 0774 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1959 (5). Major Topics: U.S.–South Asia policy; space policy; ICBMs; U.S.-France policy; Tunisia; Morocco; Algeria; internal security. 0813 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1959 (6). Major Topics: U.S.-Asia policy; national defense; U.S.-France policy; Tunisia; Morocco; Algeria; U.S.–Southeast Asia policy. 0843 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1959 (7). Major Topics: NATO; defense budgets and appropriation; U.S.-Antarctica policy; ICBMs. 0878 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1960 (1). Major Topics: ICBMs; space policy; U.S.-Africa policy; Military Air Transport Service; U.S.-Cyprus policy. Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; Gordon Gray. 0912 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1960 (2). Major Topics: Military aid; U.S.-Cuba policy; U.S.-Libya policy; U.S.-Caribbean policy. 0935 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1960 (3). Major Topics: ICBMs; arms control and disarmament; U.S.-Scandinavia policy; U.S.– West Africa policy; U.S.-Iran policy. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; James S. Lay Jr. 0973 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1960 (4). Major Topics: International Oil Cartel Case; U-2 crisis; U.S.-Japan policy; military aid; U.S.–Hong Kong policy; port security; national defense.

Reel 3 0001 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1960 (5). Major Topics: U.S.-Cuba policy; antitrust laws; U.S.-Congo relations; U.S.–Southeast Asia policy; NATO; military aid; mutual security. 0040 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1960 (6). Major Topics: Middle East; petroleum policy; refugees; defectors. 0066 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1960 (7). Major Topics: U.S.-Spain policy; national defense; military aid. 0095 NSC Agenda and Minutes, 1960 (8). Major Topics: U.S.-Scandinavia policy; NATO; civil aviation; defense budgets and appropriations.

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0133 [Availability of NSC Documents to Congress], January 1958–April 1959. Major Topics: Internal security; congressional-executive relations. Principal Correspondent: Jerry Morgan. 0139 Budget, NSC, Previous Years, 1954 (1). Major Topics: Budget of the U.S.; government spending; national defense; defense budgets and appropriations; federal pay and allowances. Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; Robert Cutler; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0196 Budget, NSC, Previous Years, 1955 (2). Major Topics: Budget of the U.S.; government spending; national defense; defense budgets and appropriations; federal pay and allowances. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0256 Budget, NSC, Previous Years, 1957 (3). Major Topics: Budget of the U.S.; government spending; national defense; defense budgets and appropriations; federal pay and allowances. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; James S. Lay Jr.; Robert Cutler. 0300 Budget, NSC, Previous Years, 1959 (4). Major Topics: Budget of the U.S.; government spending; national defense; defense budgets and appropriations; federal pay and allowances. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Elmer B. Staats; James S. Lay Jr.; S. Everett Gleason; James C. Hagerty. 0349 Budget, NSC, 1960 (1). Major Topics: Budget of the U.S.; government spending; national defense; defense budgets and appropriations; federal pay and allowances. Principal Correspondents: Bromley Smith; George Weber; Gordon Gray; James S. Lay Jr. 0376 Budget, NSC, 1960 (2). Major Topics: Budget of the U.S.; government spending; national defense; defense budgets and appropriations; federal pay and allowances. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; James S. Lay Jr. 0418 Chronological, Richard L. Hall, 1954 (1). Major Topics: U.S.-India policy; foreign aid, national defense; U.S.–South Asia policy; immigration; general communication; Finland. Principal Correspondents: Richard L. Hall; Robert Cutler. 0459 Chronological, Richard L. Hall, 1954 (2). 0507 Chronological, Richard L. Hall, 1954 (3). Major Topic: American Red Cross. 0548 Chronological, Richard L. Hall, 1954 (4). Major Topics: Civil defense; U.S.-PRC relations; military threat from USSR; Laos; ROK. 0590 Chronological, Richard L. Hall, 1954 (5). Major Topics: U.S.-Italy policy; American Red Cross; internal security; subversive activities. 0627 Chronological, Richard L. Hall, 1954 (6). Major Topics: U.S.-Iran policy; rubber policy; U.S.–Latin America policy; ROK.

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0654 Chronological, Richard L. Hall, 1954 (7). Major Topics: ROC; arms control and disarmament; foreign trade controls; internal security. 0704 Chronological, Richard L. Hall, 1954 (8). Major Topics: National defense; foreign trade controls; Latin America; petroleum policy; U.S.-Spain policy; nuclear testing and test sites. 0751 Consultants Comments [June 1957–February 1960]. Major Topic: NSC Planning Board. Principal Correspondents: Lewis B. Hershey; Gordon Gray; Charles A. Haskins; James E. Webb. 0783 Consultants Comments [February–March 1953] (1). Major Topics: National defense; nuclear weapons; ROK; taxation; National Security Council Planning Board. Principal Correspondents: Hugh D. Farley; Robert Cutler; James C. Hagerty; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0840 Consultants Comments [April–June 1953] (2). Major Topics: Petroleum policy; National Security Council Planning Board. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Arthur S. Flemming; John Cowles; Hugh D. Farley; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0862 Consultants Comments [July–September 1953] (3). Major Topics: National defense; budget of the U.S.; National Security Council Planning Board. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Dwight D. Eisenhower; James S. Lay Jr.; Albert D. Baumhart Jr.; J. Patrick Coyne; Leonard W. Hall; Lewis L. Strauss; J. Edgar Hoover; Robert R. Bowie; Walter Williams. 0907 Consultants, NSC [July 1954–August 1956] (4). Major Topic: National Security Council Planning Board. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Robert C. Sprague; Thaddeus R. Beal; James S. Lay Jr.; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Robert Cutler; Bernard M. Baruch; Pete Carroll. 0937 Consultants, NSC [February 1957–December 1958] (5). Major Topic: National Security Council Planning Board. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Robert C. Sprague; Robert Cutler.

Reel 4 0001 Consultants, NSC [January–February 1959] (6). Major Topics: Special Studies Project; national defense; National Security Council Planning Board. Principal Correspondents: J. I. Coffey; R. V. Mrozinski. 0043 Consultants, NSC [March 1959–March 1960] (7). Major Topic: National Security Council Planning Board. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Hamilton Fish Armstrong; George C. McGhee; Charles A. Haskins; Arthur Smithies; Stephen D. Bechtel; James B. Conant; James E. Webb; George Weber.

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0115 Consultants, NSC [March 1959–March 1960] (8). Major Topic: National Security Council Planning Board. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Hamilton Fish Armstrong; Arthur W. Radford; Dillon Anderson; Albert D. Baumhart Jr.; Colgate W. Darden Jr.; Arthur F. Burns. 0161 Consultants, NSC [March 1959–March 1960] (9). Major Topic: National Security Council Planning Board. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Charles A. Haskins; John M. Vorys; Millicent McIntosh. 0208 Monthly Project Summary for NSC. 0211 National Security Council, General [June 1953–January 1955] (1). Major Topics: Budget of the U.S.; defense budgets and appropriations; stockpiling; Office of Defense Mobilization. Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; Roland Hughes; Arthur S. Flemming; Robert Cutler. 0235 National Security Council, General [June–July 1958] (2). Principal Correspondents: R. V. Mrozinski; Gordon Gray; S. Everett Gleason. 0270 National Security Council, General [August 1958] (3). Major Topic: National defense. Principal Correspondents: S. Everett Gleason; Philip J. Halla; Gordon Gray; Marion W. Boggs; Gerard C. Smith; Oren Stephens. 0302 National Security Council, General [September–December 1958] (4). Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Sir Richard Powell. 0325 National Security Council, General [January–June 1959] (5). Principal Correspondents: James C. Hagerty; Dwight D. Eisenhower; S. Everett Gleason; Gordon Gray; James S. Lay Jr.; Charles A. Haskins. 0416 National Security Council, General [July 1959–February 1960] (6). Major Topics: National defense; military strategy. Principal Correspondents: Dwight D. Eisenhower; William P. Rogers; Gordon Gray; Philip J. Halla; James S. Lay Jr.; A. Russell Ash. 0462 National Security Council, General [April–December 1960] (7). Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; Marion W. Boggs; George Weber. 0540 Lists of Classified Documents (1). 0577 Lists of Classified Documents (2). 0632 Lists of Classified Documents (3). 0671 Log on Classified Material, 1956 (1). 0697 Log on Classified Material, 1956 (2). 0700 Log on Classified Material, 1956 (3). 0703 Log on Classified Material, 1956 (4). 0707 Log on Classified Material, 1956 (5). 0732 Log on Classified Material, 1956 (6).

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0735 National Defense Telephone Directory [June 3, 1949]. 0795 National Security Council Meeting Arrangements. Principal Correspondents: S. Everett Gleason; Robert Cutler; Percival F. Brundage; N. F. Twining. 0823 NSCIDs (1) [December 1947–August 1956]. Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; Sidney W. Souers. 0864 NSCIDs (2) [January–March 1958] (1). Principal Correspondents: S. Everett Gleason; Allen W. Dulles; James S. Lay Jr. 0875 NSCIDs (3) [February–April 1958] (2). Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; Allen W. Dulles. 0891 NSCIDs (4) [April–June 1958] (3). 0897 NSCIDs (5) [April–August 1958] (4). Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; Allen W. Dulles. 0919 NSCIDs (6) [August 1954–September 1958]. Principal Correspondents: S. Everett Gleason; C. P. Cabell. 0945 NSCIDs (7) [September 1958–January 1959]. 0954 National Security Council, Organization and Functions [1949–1953] (1). Major Topics: Government reorganization; Atomic Energy Commission. Principal Correspondent: William Y. Elliott.

Reel 5 0001 National Security Council, Organization and Functions [January–February 1953] (2). Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; W. Barton Leach; Edwin B. George; Milton S. Eisenhower; Thomas E. Stephens. 0040 National Security Council, Organization and Functions [January–February 1953] (3). Principal Correspondents: Palmer Cosslett Putnam; W. Barton Leach; Robert Cutler. 0071 National Security Council, Organization and Functions [January–February 1953] (4). Principal Correspondents: George A. Morgan; W. Barton Leach. 0098 National Security Council, Organization and Functions [February 1953] (5). Principal Correspondents: W. Barton Leach; Paul H. Nitze. 0145 National Security Council, Organization and Functions [March 1953] (6). Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0173 National Security Council, Organization and Functions [March 1953] (7). Principal Correspondents: Dwight D. Eisenhower; James S. Lay Jr. 0200 National Security Council, Organization and Functions [March–November 1953] (8). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; James S. Lay Jr.; Joseph M. Dodge; Dwight D. Eisenhower; James C. Hagerty.

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0240 National Security Council, Organization and Functions [1954] (9). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Lewis Strauss; J. Patrick Coyne; Gerald D. Morgan; Clare E. Hoffman. 0269 National Security Council, Organization and Functions [1955] (10). Major Topic: Hoover Commission. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Ralph W. E. Reid; William Y. Elliott; Robert Cutler. 0297 National Security Council, Organization and Functions [July 1956–January 1957] (11). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Dwight D. Eisenhower; James S. Lay Jr.; Dillon Anderson; Edward L. Beach. 0341 National Security Council, Organization and Functions [March–July 1957] (12). Major Topic: National Security Operations Coordination Board. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0374 National Security Council, Organization and Functions (13). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; James S. Lay Jr.; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0410 National Security Council, Organization and Functions [July–October 1957] (14). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; James S. Lay Jr.; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0439 National Security Council, Organization and Functions [November 1957–February 1959] (15). Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; Maurice H. Stans; William F. Finan; Gordon Gray; Robert Strausz-Hupé; Don Paarlberg; Robert Cutler; Lois G. Moock. 0474 Personnel, NSC [January 1953–June 1958] (1). Principal Correspondents: Marx Leva; W. Barton Leach; Robert Cutler; Paul Hammond. 0512 Personnel, NSC [January 1953–June 1958] (2). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Sherman Adams; Robert Fulton Cutting II; R. Ammi Cutter; Ramsay D. Potts Jr.; T. G. Lanphier Jr. 0542 Personnel, NSC [January 1953–June 1958] (3). Principal Correspondents: John T. Hays; Robert Cutler; Franklin A. Lindsay; John P. Weitzel; Charles F. Barber; Robert C. Sprague; George Edwin Brown Jr.; C. D. Jackson; George V. Morse Sr. 0569 Personnel, NSC [January 1953–June 1958] (4). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; James S. Lay Jr.; Eugenia Walters; Dillon Anderson; James R. Killian Jr.; Harvey H. Bundy; Philip Young; Harry Truman; Worthington Thompson; George Putnam Jr.; Hugh D. Farley; Harmon Grosvenor Lewis. 0606 Personnel, NSC [January 1953–June 1958] (5). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; William D. Barone; George P. Lachar; Loy W. Henderson; James S. Lay Jr.; Elizabeth Vaiden Stone; Dwight D. Eisenhower; B. F. Fairless; Donald B. Woodward.

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0639 Personnel Security Program [March 1953–May 1956] (1). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; J. Patrick Coyne; Philip Young; Dwight D. Eisenhower; James S. Lay Jr. 0687 Personnel Security Program [March 1953–May 1956] (2). Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; Philip Young; John W. Macy Jr.; J. Patrick Coyne; Robert Cutler; Thomas J. Donegan; Herbert Brownell Jr.; C. E. Wilson. 0731 Personnel Security Program [March 1953–May 1956] (3). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Philip Young; J. Patrick Coyne; Joseph E. Winslow; Leo E. George. 0756 Personnel Security Program [March 1953–May 1956] (4). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Nelson A. Rockefeller; Herbert Brownell Jr.; A. J. Goodpaster; Maxwell M. Rabb. 0791 Personnel Security Program [March 1953–May 1956] (5). Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; Sidney B. Hill; J. Patrick Coyne; Sherman Adams; Detlev W. Bronk; Robert Cutler; Gordon Gray; Lewis L. Strauss; Herbert Brownell Jr.; Nelson A. Rockefeller. 0825 Personnel Security Program [March 1953–May 1956] (6). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; James S. Lay Jr.; J. Patrick Coyne; William F. Thompkins; Philip Young. 0859 Planning Board, General [August 1956–March 1958]. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0863 Planning Board, Organization and Personnel [March 1953–December 1959] (1). Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; George M. Humphrey; Robert Cutler; John Foster Dulles; C. D. Jackson; Allen W. Dulles; Arthur S. Flemming; Omar N. Bradley; C. E. Wilson. 0897 Planning Board, Organization and Personnel [March 1953–December 1959] (2). Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; Dillon Anderson; C. E. Wilson; John K. Gerhart; Robert Cutler; Ralph W. E. Reid; Harold E. Stassen; H. Chapman Rose; M. B. Folsom; George A. Morgan; Roland Hughes; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0934 Planning Board, Organization and Personnel [March 1953–December 1959] (3). Principal Correspondents: William H. Jackson; Theodore C. Streibert; James S. Lay Jr.; Harold E. Stassen; A. N. Overby; Maxwell D. Taylor; Arthur S. Flemming; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Charles A. Haskins. 0965 Planning Board, Organization and Personnel [March 1953–December 1959] (4). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; James R. Killian Jr.; Dwight D. Eisenhower; John Foster Dulles; C. E. Wilson; Gordon Gray; Robert B. Anderson.

Reel 6 0001 Planning Board, Organization and Personnel [March 1953–December 1959] (5). Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; John P. Weitzel; Clarence B. Randall; Bromley Smith; C. O. Triebel; Dwight D. Eisenhower; J. H. Morse Jr.; Robert

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Cutler; Ralph W. E. Reid; S. Everett Gleason; William P. Rogers; William E. Foley; Lewis L. Strauss. 0032 [NSC Projects and Meeting Agendas] [September 1959–December 1960] (1). Principal Correspondents: Gerard C. Smith; Marion W. Boggs; Robert H. Johnson. 0066 [NSC Projects and Meeting Agendas] [September 1959–December 1960] (2). Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Robert H. Johnson; Marion W. Boggs. 0097 NSC, Special Meetings [October 1958–June 1960] (1). Principal Correspondents: John Gibson; Gordon Gray; J. H. Morse Jr. 0118 NSC, Special Meetings [October 1958–June 1960] (2). Major Topic: Arms control and disarmament. Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; L. L. Lemnitzer; Gordon Gray; Charles A. Haskins; N. F. Twining. 0153 NSC, Special Meetings [October 1958–June 1960] (3). Major Topics: ICBMs; space programs; space based defenses. Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; Gordon Gray; Kenneth R. Dyer. 0191 NSC, Topics for Future Discussions [December 1959–April 1960]. Principal Correspondent: James S. Lay Jr. 0212 Administrative [May 1957–June 1960] (1). Principal Correspondents: Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; Robert Gray; J. Patrick Coyne; Christian A. Herter; Ruby L. Nivens; James S. Lay Jr.; Karl G. Narr Jr.; A. C. Godin; Germaine B. Angle; J. I. Coffey; E. Frederic Morrow; Henry Roemer McPhee. 0256 Administrative [May 1957–June 1960] (2). Principal Correspondents: Karl G. Harr Jr.; J. I. Coffey; Harry F. Stimpson Jr.; Horace E. Henderson; Christian A. Herter; Robert L. L. McCormick; Henry Roemer McPhee; Ruby L. Nivens; A. V. S. Olcott Jr.; John A. Hurley; Henry E. Billingsley. 0304 Chronological, F. M. Dearborn, April–July 1957 (1). Principal Correspondents: Arthur E. Summerfield; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Evelyn L. Raper; W. R. White. 0358 Chronological, F. M. Dearborn, April–July 1957 (2). 0398 Chronological, F. M. Dearborn, April–July 1957 (3). Major Topics: U.S.-PRC relations; U.S.-ROC relations; Nikita Khrushchev. Principal Correspondents: Ruby L. Nivens; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0442 Chronological, F. M. Dearborn, April–July 1957 (4). Major Topics: U.S.-GDR relations; FRG; U.S. citizens abroad. Principal Correspondents: Paul Geren; Robert Cutler; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0502 Chronological, F. M. Dearborn, August–October 1957 (1). 0545 Chronological, F. M. Dearborn, August–October 1957 (2). Major Topics: USSR nuclear testing and test sites; Yemen; Yugoslav refugees. Principal Correspondents: Arthur S. Adams; William L. White. 0582 Chronological, F. M. Dearborn, August–October 1957 (3). Major Topic: International assistance. Principal Correspondents: John Richardson Jr.; Robert Cutler.

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0632 Chronological, F. M. Dearborn, August–October 1957 (4). Major Topics: USSR space program; arms control and disarmament; U.S.–Latin America policy; foreign students. Principal Correspondent: Stellan C. Wollmar. 0673 Chronological, F. M. Dearborn, August–October 1957 (5). Major Topics: Nuclear power plants and reactors; U.S.–Middle East policy. Principal Correspondent: Christian A. Herter. 0722 Chronological, F. M. Dearborn, November–December 1957 (1). Major Topics: ICBMs; IRBMs. Principal Correspondent: A. J. Goodpaster. 0766 Chronological, F. M. Dearborn, November–December 1957 (2). Major Topics: U.S. Information Agency; IRBMs. 0809 Chronological, F. M. Dearborn, November–December 1957 (3). Major Topics: NATO; space programs; U.S.–Middle East policy; internal security; U.S.-Iceland policy; U.S.–Southeast Asia policy. Principal Correspondent: Lawrence M. Fornia. 0858 Chronological, F. M. Dearborn, November–December 1957 (4). Major Topics: Berlin Air Safety Center; defectors; refugees; U.S.–Eastern Europe policy; space programs. 0905 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, January–March 1958 (1). Major Topics: U.S.-Ethiopia policy; international assistance; federal aid to education. Principal Correspondents: Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; Dana L. Farnsworth; Ruby L. Nivens. 0954 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, January–March 1958 (2). Major Topics: South Asia; Finland. Principal Correspondents: Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; Norman Cousins; Conger Reynolds.

Reel 7 0001 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, January–March 1958 (3). Major Topics: Nuclear weapons; Australia. Principal Correspondents: Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; Laurence M. Lombard. 0056 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, January–March 1958 (4). Major Topic: Nuclear testing and test sites. Principal Correspondents: Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; William Y. Elliott. 0103 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, April–July 1958 (1). Major Topics: Antarctica; U.S. citizens abroad; federal employees; U.S. space policy; Libya. Principal Correspondent: Frank C. Laubach. 0155 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, April–July 1958 (2). Major Topics: Space programs; Iran; Philippines.

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0205 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, April–July 1958 (3). Major Topics: Latin America; Southeast Asia; Greece; Spain; ROC; Italy. Principal Correspondents: Alexander Wiley; Ray S. Sleeper. 0251 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, April–July 1958 (4). Major Topics: ROK; Antarctica; Tunisia; Algeria; Morocco; ICBMs. 0288 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, April–July 1958 (5). Major Topics: Refugees; defectors; Iceland; Middle East; radio. Principal Correspondent: Ruby L. Nivens. 0328 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, August–December 1958 (1). Major Topics: Refugees; defectors; Ethiopia; Finland; Antarctica. Principal Correspondent: Ruby L. Nivens. 0374 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, August–December 1958 (2). Major Topics: GDR; FRG; Berlin; Middle East; Iran. Principal Correspondents: J. I. Coffey; Sherman Adams. 0419 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, August–December 1958 (3). Major Topics: Space programs; Turkey; nuclear testing and test sites. Principal Correspondent: J. I. Coffey. 0452 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, August–December 1958 (4). Major Topics: Space programs; U.S.-USSR relations. Principal Correspondent: J. I. Coffey. 0504 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, January–June 1959 (1). Major Topics: Eastern Europe; space programs; internal security; Greece. Principal Correspondents: J. I. Coffey; Mark A. May; Erwin D. Canham; Lewis W. Douglas; Sigurd S. Larmon; Philip D. Reed; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0553 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, January–June 1959 (2). Major Topics: Radio Free Europe; Poland; Iran. Principal Correspondents: Gerald D. Morgan; Ruby L. Nivens; J. I. Coffey. 0596 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, January–June 1959 (3). Major Topics: Iran; Republican Party; Antarctica. Principal Correspondents: J. I. Coffey; Bryce N. Harlow. 0642 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, January–June 1959 (4). Major Topics: Petroleum exports and imports; Middle East; foreign military forces; Antarctica; internal security. Principal Correspondents: J. I. Coffey; Ruby L. Nivens; Dwight D. Eisenhower; A. Kiefer Mayer. 0690 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, July–December 1959 (1). Major Topics: Hospital ships; Algeria; U.S. citizens abroad; federal employees; psychological warfare. Principal Correspondents: J. I. Coffey; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0748 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, July–December 1959 (2). Major Topics: Peace movements; foreign assistance. Principal Correspondents: J. I. Coffey; John Richardson Jr.; Richard Nixon; Robert Cutler; Dwight D. Eisenhower.

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0783 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, July–December 1959 (3). Major Topics: Antarctica; foreign assistance; Nikita Khrushchev. Principal Correspondent: J. I. Coffey. 0821 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, July–December 1959 (4). Major Topics: Space programs; U.S. citizens abroad. Principal Correspondents: J. I. Coffey; Morse Salisbury; Ruby L. Nivens. 0860 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, January 1960–January 1961 (1). Principal Correspondent: J. I. Coffey. 0899 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, January 1960–January 1961 (2). Major Topics: Latin America; U.S. citizens abroad. Principal Correspondent: Ruby L. Nivens. 0946 Chronological, Karl G. Harr, January 1960–January 1961 (3). Major Topic: Internal security. Principal Correspondents: Ruby L. Nivens; Jesse C. Johnson.

Reel 8 0001 Operations Coordinating Board [April 1958–April 1960] (1). Major Topic: U.S. citizens abroad. Principal Correspondents: Karl G. Harr Jr.; Gordon Gray; Allen W. Dulles; Charles A. Haskins; Bromley Smith; Wilson C. Flake; Richard Helms; Christian A. Herter; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Charles O. Porter; A. R. Luedecke; Richard X. Donovan; Morse Salisbury. 0036 Operations Coordinating Board [March–June 1960] (2). Major Topics: Internal security; space programs. Principal Correspondents: Bromley Smith; John A. McCone; Charles O. Porter; Gordon Gray; T. Keith Glennan. 0074 Operations Coordinating Board [March–July 1960] (3). Major Topic: U.S. citizens abroad. Principal Correspondents: Charles E. Johnson; Bromley Smith. 0132 Operations Coordinating Board, General [October 1954–July 1955] (1). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Roland Hughes; Herbert Hoover Jr.; Elmer B. Staats; Dwight D. Eisenhower; A. J. Goodpaster; Robert Cutler. 0156 Operations Coordinating Board, General [February 1956–May 1957] (2). Principal Correspondents: Elmer B. Staats; Robert Cutler; Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; Lewis L. Strauss; Gordon Gray; William H. Jackson; Dillon Anderson. 0194 Operations Coordinating Board, General [September–October 1957] (3). Principal Correspondents: Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; Elmer B. Staats; Robert Cutler; James P. Mitchell; Roy M. Melbourne. 0228 Operations Coordinating Board, General [November 1957–June 1958] (4). Major Topic: Arms control and disarmament. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Elmer B. Staats; Karl G. Harr Jr.; Christian A. Herter; J. H. Smith Jr.; Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; Dana L. Farnsworth.

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0274 Operations Coordinating Board, General [July 1957–December 1958] (5). Principal Correspondents: Dwight D. Eisenhower; James S. Lay Jr.; Karl G. Harr Jr.; Gordon Gray; Elmer B. Staats; Christian A. Herter. 0316 Operations Coordinating Board, General [1959] (6). Major Topic: Nuclear testing and test sites. Principal Correspondents: Christian A. Herter; Gordon Gray; Karl G. Harr Jr.; J. I. Coffey; Bromley Smith; S. Everett Gleason. 0359 Operations Coordinating Board, General [Undated] (7). Principal Correspondent: Elmer B. Staats. 0436 Operations Coordinating Board, General [1960] (8). Principal Correspondents: Charles E. Johnson; Ridgway B. Knight; J. Patrick Coyne; Karl G. Harr Jr. 0478 Operations Coordinating Board, Integration in NSC [1957] (1). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Herbert Hoover; Fred Z. Levi. 0524 Operations Coordinating Board, Integration in NSC [1957] (2). Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; J. Patrick Coyne; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Roger W. Jones; Robert Cutler. 0566 OCB Luncheon Meetings, 1954–1960 (1). Principal Correspondent: Elmer B. Staats. 0605 OCB Luncheon Meetings, 1954–1960 (2). Principal Correspondent: Elmer B. Staats. 0638 OCB Luncheon Meetings, 1954–1960 (3). Principal Correspondents: Elmer B. Staats; Roy M. Melbourne. 0670 OCB Luncheon Meetings, 1954–1960 (4). Major Topic: Malaria. Principal Correspondents: Elmer B. Staats; Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; Roy M. Melbourne; Wayne G. Jackson. 0712 OCB Luncheon Meetings, 1954–1960 (5). Principal Correspondents: Bromley Smith; Roy M. Melbourne; Elmer B. Staats. 0744 OCB Luncheon Meetings, 1954–1960 (6). Principal Correspondents: Bromley Smith; Ridgway B. Knight; John A. McCone; A. R. Luedecke; Charles O. Porter; Richard X. Donovan; Morse Salisbury. 0785 OCB Luncheon Meetings, 1954–1960 (7). Major Topics: National defense; military strategy; nuclear weapons. 0803 OCB Luncheon Meetings, 1954–1960 (8). Major Topics: National defense; military strategy; nuclear weapons. 0829 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1955 (1). Principal Correspondent: Elmer B. Staats. 0852 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1955 (2). Principal Correspondents: Livingston Satterthwaite; Elmer B. Staats. 0879 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1955 (3). Principal Correspondents: Elmer B. Staats; Livingston Satterthwaite.

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0904 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1955 (4). Principal Correspondents: Livingston Satterthwaite; Elmer B. Staats. 0936 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1955 (5). Principal Correspondents: Elmer B. Staats; Livingston Satterthwaite. 0968 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1955 (6). Principal Correspondent: Elmer B. Staats.

Reel 9 0001 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1956 (1). Principal Correspondent: Elmer B. Staats. 0032 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1956 (2). Principal Correspondents: Elmer B. Staats; Roy M. Melbourne. 0064 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1956 (3). Principal Correspondent: Elmer B. Staats. 0090 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1956 (4). Principal Correspondents: Elmer B. Staats; Roy M. Melbourne. 0123 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1956 (5). Principal Correspondent: Elmer B. Staats. 0151 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1956 (6). Principal Correspondent: Elmer B. Staats. 0182 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1957 (1). Principal Correspondent: Elmer B. Staats. 0210 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1957 (2). Principal Correspondents: Roy M. Melbourne; Elmer B. Staats. 0247 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1957 (3). Major Topics: Space programs; nuclear testing and test sites. Principal Correspondents: Elmer B. Staats; Roy M. Melbourne. 0286 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1957 (4). Major Topic: Antarctica. Principal Correspondents: Elmer B. Staats; Frederick M. Dearborn Jr. 0327 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1958 (1). Major Topic: Arms control and disarmament. Principal Correspondent: Elmer B. Staats. 0365 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1958 (2). Principal Correspondent: Elmer B. Staats. 0403 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1958 (3). Major Topic: Afghanistan. Principal Correspondent: Elmer B. Staats. 0437 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1958 (4). Principal Correspondents: Roy M. Melbourne; Elmer B. Staats.

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0469 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1958 (5). Major Topics: Space programs; Laos. Principal Correspondents: Roy M. Melbourne; Elmer B. Staats. 0502 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1958 (6). Principal Correspondent: Roy M. Melbourne. 0535 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1959 (1). Principal Correspondent: Bromley Smith. 0559 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1959 (2). Principal Correspondent: Bromley Smith. 0585 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1959 (3). Principal Correspondent: Bromley Smith. 0606 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1959 (4). Major Topic: U.S. citizens abroad. Principal Correspondents: Roy M. Melbourne; Bromley Smith. 0632 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1959 (5). Principal Correspondent: Bromley Smith. 0651 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1959 (6). Principal Correspondent: Bromley Smith. 0671 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1960 (1). Major Topics: Africa; Indonesia. Principal Correspondent: Bromley Smith. 0702 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1960 (2). Major Topic: Latin America. Principal Correspondent: Bromley Smith. 0727 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1960 (3). Major Topic: Space programs. Principal Correspondents: Bromley Smith; Ridgway B. Knight. 0754 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1960 (4). Principal Correspondent: Bromley Smith. 0777 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1960 (5). Principal Correspondents: Bromley Smith; Ridgway B. Knight. 0805 OCB Minutes of Meetings, 1960 (6). Principal Correspondent: Bromley Smith. 0838 OCB Organization [January 1955–March 1960] (1). Principal Correspondents: William Y. Elliott; William H. Jackson; Lewis Revey; Donna Mitchell; Nelson A. Rockefeller; Arthur A. Kimball. 0877 OCB Organization [January 1955–March 1960] (2). Principal Correspondent: William R. Kintner. 0954 OCB Organization [January 1955–March 1960] (3). Principal Correspondents: Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; Roy M. Melbourne; W. W. Bostow; Robert Cutler; Elmer B. Staats; John B. Hollister.

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Reel 10 0001 OCB Organization [January 1955–March 1960] (4). Major Topic: Overseas Information Services. Principal Correspondents: Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; William Y. Elliott; Elmer B. Staats; Arthur L. Richards; Christian A. Herter; James P. Mitchell; Robert Cutler; Roy M. Melbourne; George M. Abbott; Sterling J. Gottrall; William R. Kintner; John W. Hanes Jr. 0068 OCB Organization [January 1955–March 1960] (5). Principal Correspondents: Karl G. Harr Jr.; Robert Cutler; Christian A. Herter; Elmer B. Staats; Gordon Gray. 0100 OCB Organization [January 1955–March 1960] (6). Principal Correspondents: Fred C. Scribner Jr.; Karl G. Harr Jr.; Gordon Gray; Edward P. Lilly; J. I. Coffey; G. Huntington Damon. 0128 Special OCB Committee, 1958 (1). Major Topics: Egypt; Middle East; African Americans. Principal Correspondent: Roy M. Melbourne. 0161 Special OCB Committee (2). Major Topics: International assistance; U.S.-USSR relations. 0179 Special OCB Committee (3). Major Topics: U.S.-USSR relations; nuclear testing and test sites; propaganda; U.S.- PRC policy. 0207 Special OCB Committee (4). Major Topic: U.S.-USSR policy. 0228 Special OCB Committee (5). Major Topic: Communism. 0275 Special OCB Committee (Chron File) [1955–1957] (1). Major Topic: Communism. Principal Correspondents: Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; J. S. Earman; David Sarnoff. 0317 Special OCB Committee (Chron File) [December 1957] (2). Major Topic: Colonialism. Principal Correspondents: William Y. Elliott; Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; Marian Weimer; Abbott Washburn. 0371 Special OCB Committee (Chron File) [December 1957] (3). Major Topic: Communism. Principal Correspondent: David Sarnoff. 0408 Special OCB Committee (Chron File) [December 1957] (4). Major Topics: ICBMs; psychological warfare. Principal Correspondents: Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; William Y. Elliott; Neilson C. Debevoise. 0440 Special OCB Committee (Chron File) [January 1958] (5). Major Topic: U.S.-USSR relations. Principal Correspondents: Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; Dana L. Farnsworth; William Y. Elliott; James R. Killian Jr.

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0489 Special OCB Committee (Chron File) [January 1958] (6). Principal Correspondents: Leslie S. Brady; Roy M. Melbourne; Elmer B. Staats; Charles E. Johnson; Steen McCall; R. V. Mrozinski; Norman Cousins; Dana L. Farnsworth. 0535 Special OCB Committee (Chron File) [January 1958] (7). Major Topics: Nuclear testing and test sites; international assistance. Principal Correspondents: Paul F. Foster; Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; J. H. Smith. 0584 Special OCB Committee (Chron File) [February 1958] (8). Major Topic: Propaganda. Principal Correspondents: Max F. Millikan; Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; Neilson C. Debevoise; Paul H. Cullen; Leslie S. Brady; James R. Killian Jr.; R. S. Leghorn; R. V. Mrozinski; Manning H. Williams. 0615 Special OCB Committee (F. M. Dearborn File) [January 1958] (1). Principal Correspondents: Neilson C. Debevoise; Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; Frederic Fox. 0640 Special OCB Committee (F. M. Dearborn File) [January 1958] (2). Major Topics: Psychological warfare; international assistance. Principal Correspondents: Elmer B. Staats; Frederick M. Dearborn Jr. 0674 Special OCB Committee (F. M. Dearborn File) [January 1958] (3). Major Topics: Space programs; international assistance; communism; arms control and disarmament. Principal Correspondents: Roy M. Melbourne; J. H. Smith Jr.; James S. Lay Jr.; Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; Elmer B. Staats. 0702 April 1955 (1). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Robert Cutler; Evelyn L. Raper; James S. Lay Jr. 0759 April 1955 (2). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Evelyn L. Raper; Dillon Anderson. 0796 April 1955 (3). Principal Correspondent: Dillon Anderson. 0848 April 1955 (4). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Lois L. LeMenager. 0891 April 1955 (5). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Sinclair Weeks. 0937 April 1955 (6). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; John W. Vogt Jr.

Reel 11 0001 April 1955 (7). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0031 April 1955 (8). Principal Correspondent: Dillon Anderson.

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0058 May 1955 (1). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Lois L. LeMenager; Robert Cutler; Charles A. Haskins. 0100 May 1955 (2). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Andrew N. Overby. 0146 May 1955 (3). Major Topics: Arms control and disarmament; U.S.-Finland policy; petroleum and petroleum industry. Principal Correspondent: Dillon Anderson. 0180 May 1955 (4). Major Topic: Space programs. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; George B. Adams; Bromley Smith; Robert Cutler; James S. Lay Jr. 0226 May 1955 (5). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Robert Cutler; Lois L. LeMenager. 0278 June 1955 (1). Principal Correspondents: Charles A. Haskins; Dillon Anderson; Dale O. Smith; Lois L. LeMenager. 0321 June 1955 (2). Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; Dillon Anderson; J. B. Crawford; Arthur S. Flemming; Evelyn L. Raper; Gerald D. Morgan; Palmer Bradley; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0357 June 1955 (3). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; A. J. Goodpaster; J. Patrick Coyne; Lois L. LeMenager; E. DeGelyer. 0404 June 1955 (4). Major Topic: International trade. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Dillon Anderson; Lois L. LeMenager. 0445 July 1955 (1). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; James S. Lay Jr.; C. H. Bonesteel; Elaine C. Siverson. 0495 July 1955 (2). Major Topics: Algeria; Morocco; Tunisia; international assistance; Spain. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Elaine C. Siverson. 0533 July 1955 (3). Principal Correspondents: Anthony Eden; Lois L. LeMenager; Robert Cutler; Morton F. Meads; William J. Sloan; Dillon Anderson; Dwight D. Eisenhower; James R. Killian. 0573 July 1955 (4). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; O. W. Lockard; Robert C. Sprague; James S. Lay Jr.; Edwin McElwain; Anthony Eden. 0625 August 1955 (1). Major Topics: Internal security; civil aviation; USSR. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Dwight D. Eisenhower.

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0677 August 1955 (2). Principal Correspondents: Lois L. LeMenager; Nelson A. Rockefeller; Dillon Anderson; James S. Lay Jr.; Wright Morrow; Anne Pannell; R. Henderson Shuffler. 0719 August 1955 (3). Major Topic: ICBMs. Principal Correspondents: Lois L. LeMenager; Charles A. Haskins; Dillon Anderson; J. B. Crawford; J. H. Freeman; Richard Nixon; Alfred H. Fulbright; James S. Lay Jr.; C. N. Wilson; A. J. Goodpaster. 0760 August 1955 (4). Major Topic: ICBMs. Principal Correspondent: Dillon Anderson; Bryan J. Watkins; Lois L. LeMenager. 0800 September 1955 (1). Major Topics: ICBMs; Latin America; Iran; Antarctica. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; George P. Skouras. 0858 September 1955 (2). Major Topics: ICBMs; international assistance; nuclear weapons. Principal Correspondents: Lois L. LeMenager; Jack Proctor; Dillon Anderson; Mark W. Cresap Jr. 0911 September 1955 (3). Principal Correspondents: Lois L. LeMenager; Dillon Anderson; Howard E. Hodge; Arthur L. Kramer Jr. 0972 September 1955 (4). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Glen G. Costin; H. Neil Mallon; Daniel M. Winkler; David Z. Beckler; Thomas C. Stix; Perry B. Leff; Elaine C. Siverson; Edith Stewart; Ralph Purcell.

Reel 12 0001 September 1955 (5). Principal Correspondents: McGregor Smith; Dillon Anderson. 0050 September 1955 (6). Major Topics: U.S.–Middle East policy; nuclear weapons. Principal Correspondents: Bromley Smith; Dillon Anderson; Maude E. Tomlinson; Anne Pannell; Ralph Purcell; William J. Sloan; Clinton P. Anderson; Robert C. Sprague. 0103 October 1955 (1). Major Topic: Nuclear weapons. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Luther Bohanon; Howard E. Hodge; David L. Garrison; Sherman Adams; Lois L. LeMenager; Elaine C. Siverson. 0145 October 1955 (2). Major Topic: U.S.–Middle East policy. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Lois L. LeMenager; Walter H. Walne Jr.; James S. Lay Jr.; Mamie Doud Eisenhower.

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0187 October 1955 (3). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; John Foster Dulles; Nelson A. Rockefeller; Elaine C. Siverson. 0223 October 1955 (4). Principal Correspondents: Allen W. Dulles; Walter H. Walne Jr.; Dillon Anderson; Wright Morrow. 0269 October 1955 (5). Major Topic: U.S.-ROK policy. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Carl Illig; N. L. Hotaling; Charles A. Haskins; James C. Hagerty; Martin B. Travis Jr.; Henry F. Holland; Elmer B. Staats; Thomas M. Spencer; Evelyn L. Raper; J. Patrick Coyne; Fred Lazarus Jr.; Sherman Adams; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0312 October 1955 (6). Major Topic: U.S.-Spain policy. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Robert Cutler; Elmer B. Staats. 0354 November 1955 (1). Principal Correspondents: A. J. Goodpaster; Elaine C. Siverson; Dillon Anderson; Reuben B. Robertson Jr.; Carl Illig. 0410 November 1955 (2). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; M. W. Cagle; Elaine C. Siverson; George W. Le Van; Val Peterson; Thad T. Hutcheson. 0455 November 1955 (3). 0492 November 1955 (4). 0527 November 1955 (5). 0555 November 1955 (6). Major Topics: USAID; nuclear weapons. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Herbert Hoover Jr. 0603 December 1955 (1). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Paul H. Nitze; Bernard M. Baruch; Lewis L. Strauss. 0658 December 1955 (2). Major Topic: Military assistance. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Elaine C. Siverson. 0704 December 1955 (3). Major Topics: ICBMs; IRBMs. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; F. W. Ilfrey. 0751 December 1955 (4). Major Topics: Internal security; ICBMs; IRBMs. Principal Correspondents: A. Russell Ash; Dillon Anderson; Charles A. Haskins. 0782 December 1955 (5). Major Topic: U.S.-Yugoslavia policy. Principal Correspondents: Lois L. LeMenager; Dillon Anderson.

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0821 January 1956 (1). Major Topic: Stockpiling. Principal Correspondents: Paul Kayser; L. W. Leibrand; Amalia Salazar; E. L. Mechem; Albert K. Mitchell; H. L. Nichols; John F. Simms; Jay Taylor; Lois L. LeMenager; Elaine C. Siverson; William J. Sloan; Robert Cutler. 0862 January 1956 (2). Major Topic: Antarctica. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Elaine C. Siverson. 0907 January 1956 (3). Principal Correspondents: J. Edgar Hoover; Dillon Anderson; Lois L. LeMenager; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Elaine C. Siverson; R. Henderson Shuffler. 0951 January 1956 (4). Major Topic: Foreign trade controls. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Howard E. Hodge; William Kilborne; Lois L. LeMenager; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Elaine C. Siverson.

Reel 13 0001 January 1956 (5). Major Topic: Libya. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Lois L. LeMenager; Elaine C. Siverson; Robert Cutler; Lewis L. Strauss; Virginia H. Walker; Gordon Reed; William Y. Elliott. 0048 February 1956 (1). Principal Correspondents: Lois L. LeMenager; Dillon Anderson; Robert C. Sprague; Mary P. Moore; Elaine C. Siverson; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Sherman Adams. 0101 February 1956 (2). Major Topics: Arms control and disarmament; nuclear power plants and reactors; nuclear weapons. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; William H. Jackson; Delia Mares. 0154 February 1956 (3). Major Topics: Nuclear power plants and reactors; nuclear weapons; arms control and disarmament. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Lois L. LeMenager; J. William Barba; Arthur M. Blacklow; Robert Cutler; Harold E. Stassen. 0205 February 1956 (4). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Lois L. LeMenager; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Walker Pierce; R. W. Gray; A. J. Goodpaster. 0260 February 1956 (5). Major Topic: Nuclear weapons. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Lois L. LeMenager; Elaine C. Siverson. 0322 February 1956 (6). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Robert Cutler; Elaine C. Siverson; William H. Francis Jr.; Lamar Fleming Jr.

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0358 March 1956 (1). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Frances A. Burns; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0401 March 1956 (2). Major Topics: Foreign diplomats and missions in U.S.; Eastern Europe; USSR. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Alfred M. Lilienthal; Robert Cutler; Jay Taylor. 0474 March 1956 (3). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Julia M. Chamberlain. 0521 March 1956 (4). Principal Correspondents: Lois L. LeMenager; Charles A. Haskins; Patricia R. Warner; Robert Cutler; James R. Killian Jr.; Robert L. Kirkpatrick; Dillon Anderson. 0578 March 1956 (5). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Julia M. Chamberlain; Lawrence Skelley; Lois L. LeMenager; Elaine C. Siverson; Clarence Meadows; Walter H. Walne Jr. 0639 March 1956 (6). Principal Correspondents: Elaine C. Siverson; Lois L. LeMenager; Arthur S. Flemming; Dillon Anderson; Dwight D. Eisenhower; H. L. Birum Sr. 0690 April 1956 (1). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Charles J. Giesendanner Jr.; Lois L. LeMenager; Elaine C. Siverson; Lewis L. Strauss; Jay Taylor. 0749 April 1956 (2). Principal Correspondents: Ernest O. Thompson; Jay Taylor; Robert L. Kirkpatrick; Elaine C. Siverson; Lois L. LeMenager; Dillon Anderson; Harold L. George. 0782 April 1956 (3). Principal Correspondents: Elmer B. Staats; A. J. Goodpaster; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Lois L. LeMenager; Charles J. Giesendanner Jr.; Arthur S. Flemming. 0827 April 1956 (4). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Lois L. LeMenager; Maude Tomlinson; Paul MacNamara; Alton C. Allen; Benjamin M. Barker; Herbert F. Goodrich; James S. Lay Jr.; Bernard L. Lamb; Lawrence L. Pelletier; Anne Pannell; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Paul R. Anderson. 0876 May 1956 (1). Major Topics: U.S.-Spain policy; Latin America. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; C. F. Milledge. 0922 May 1956 (2). Major Topics: Internal security; national defense; military strategy. Principal Correspondents: Elaine C. Siverson; Dillon Anderson; James S. Lay Jr. 0957 May 1956 (3). Major Topic: Arms control and disarmament. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Dillon Anderson; Lamar Fleming Jr.

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Reel 14 0001 May 1956 (4). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Charles F. Reed. 0044 May 1956 (5). Major Topics: U.S.-Afghanistan policy; internal security; defectors. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Herbert Hoover Jr. 0099 May 1956 (6). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Dwight D. Eisenhower; John Harkrider; Julia M. Chamberlain. 0144 May 1956 (7). Major Topic: ROC. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Eugene C. Weafer; Bromley Smith; Dwight D. Eisenhower; C. E. Wilson. 0196 May 1956 (8). Major Topic: ROC. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Elaine C. Siverson. 0255 June 1956 (1). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Lois L. LeMenager. 0300 June 1956 (2). Major Topics: RVN; Thailand. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Arthur Bliss Lane. 0337 June 1956 (3). Major Topics: Southeast Asia; U.S.–Eastern Europe policy. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Lois L. LeMenager; Maude Tomlinson. 0363 June 1956 (4). Principal Correspondents: A. J. Goodpaster; Lois L. LeMenager; Dillon Anderson. 0376 June 1956 (5). Major Topics: National defense; U.S.-FRG policy; U.S.-Berlin policy; U.S.-GDR policy. Principal Correspondents: Elmer B. Staats; Dillon Anderson; Lois L. LeMenager; Clint W. Murchinson; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0419 June 1956 (6). Major Topics: U.S.–Middle East policy; internal security; U.S.-USSR policy. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Elaine C. Siverson; R. D. Randolph. 0467 July 1956 (1). Major Topics: Arms control and disarmament; U.S.-USSR policy; RVN. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; J. C. Hutcheson III; Edward L. Beach; Lois L. LeMenager; James S. Lay Jr.; William J. Sloan; A. J. Goodpaster. 0510 July 1956 (2). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Lois L. LeMenager; Dwight D. Eisenhower.

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0562 July 1956 (3). Major Topics: Nuclear weapons; U.S.-Finland policy. Principal Correspondents: Elaine C. Siverson; Dillon Anderson; Lois L. LeMenager. 0603 July 1956 (4). Major Topic: U.S.–Middle East policy. Principal Correspondents: R. Makins; Lois L. LeMenager; Keith McCanse; Harold G. Aron; Salem A. Bader; Maxwell M. Rabb; Dillon Anderson; Thomas D. Anderson; Walter H. Walne Jr. 0657 August 1956 (1). Major Topic: National defense. Principal Correspondents: Lois L. LeMenager; Roy W. Gustafson; Dillon Anderson; Harold E. Stassen. 0690 August 1956 (2). Major Topics: USSR; diplomatic and consular service; Suez Canal; national defense. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Dwight D. Eisenhower; C. A. Randall; Lois L. LeMenager; Edward Weeks. 0736 August 1956 (3). Major Topic: National defense. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; John Foster Dulles. 0777 August 1956 (4). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Lois L. LeMenager; C. E. Wilson; E. T. Wooldridge; L. J. Legere Jr.; Ray Scarbrough. 0819 August 1956 (5). Major Topics: U.S.–Southeast Asia policy; national defense; Suez Canal. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Lois L. LeMenager; Dudley C. Sharp. 0873 August 1956 (6). Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Robert R. Bowie; Wilton B. Persons; Arthur S. Flemming; Val Peterson; Lois L. LeMenager; Home H. Gruenther; S. Everett Gleason; Ralph W. E. Reid. 0928 September 1956 (1). Major Topic: U.S.-GDR policy. Principal Correspondents: S. Everett Gleason; Lois L. LeMenager; J. M. Hayman Jr.; William H. Jackson; Maude E. Tomlinson. 0962 September 1956 (2). Major Topic: National defense. Principal Correspondents: Lois L. LeMenager; B. Hall Hanlon; J. M. Hayman Jr.; S. Everett Gleason.

Reel 15 0001 October 1956. Major Topics: U.S.-Ethiopia policy; U.S.-Italy policy. Principal Correspondents: William H. Jackson; Bromley Smith.

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0015 November–December 1956. Major Topics: Poland; Hungary. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0023 January 1957 (1). Principal Correspondents: L. J. Legere Jr.; Robert Cutler; A. M. Sonnabend; James E. Gowen; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0074 January 1957 (2). Major Topics: International aid; Iran; government reorganization; OCB. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Lorena Singleton; Loy W. Henderson; Elizabeth Redding Stanwood. 0122 January 1957 (3). Major Topics: International assistance; Hungary; OCB. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Lorena Singleton. 0163 January 1957 (4). Major Topic: ROK. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Herbert Hoover Jr. 0210 February 1957 (1). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Thomas S. Gates Jr.; P. L. Spencer. 0256 February 1957 (2). Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0304 February 1957 (3). Major Topics: OCB; U.S.-Poland policy. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0346 February 1957 (4). Major Topic: Refugees. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0390 March 1957 (1). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Christian A. Herter. 0428 March 1957 (2). Major Topics: Nuclear weapons; national defense. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0470 March 1957 (3). Major Topic: Nuclear weapons. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0511 April 1957 (1). Major Topics: Nuclear weapons; ROC; U.S.-ROK policy. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0553 April 1957 (2). Major Topics: Nuclear weapons; internal security. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0594 April 1957 (3). Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler.

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0626 April 1957 (4). Major Topics: Nuclear weapons; national defense; port security; Antarctica. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Lorena Singleton. 0664 May 1957 (1). Major Topics: Algeria; Morocco; Tunisia; civil defense. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Lorena Singleton. 0713 May 1957 (2). Major Topics: Diplomatic and consular service; arms control and disarmament; nuclear weapons. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Lorena Singleton. 0768 May 1957 (3). Major Topics: Missiles and rockets; internal security. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0808 May 1957 (4). Major Topic: Arms control and disarmament. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Charles A. Haskins; Lorena Singleton; A. M. Gaudin. 0867 June 1957 (1). Major Topic: Japan. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0904 June 1957 (2). Major Topics: Nuclear weapons; arms control and disarmament. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0957 June 1957 (3). Major Topics: U.S.-ROK policy; nuclear weapons; U.S.-Turkey policy. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler.

Reel 16 0001 June 1957 (4). Major Topics: OCB; national defense. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0053 June 1957 (5). Major Topics: OCB; U.S.-Turkey policy; Antarctica. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; William Leonhart; Marion E. Masters; Bromley Smith; Richard B. Wigglesworth; Evelyn L. Raper. 0113 July 1957 (1). Major Topic: Missiles and rockets. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0159 July 1957 (2). Major Topics: Internal security; national defense; stockpiling; U.S. citizens abroad; Turkey. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler.

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0211 July 1957 (3). Major Topic: Nuclear weapons. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0258 July 1957 (4). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0308 July 1957 (5). Major Topics: ROK; military weapons; SAC. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0347 August 1957 (1). Major Topics: Nuclear weapons; military weapons; Africa; civil defense. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Lorena Singleton; Evelyn L. Raper. 0390 August 1957 (2). Major Topics: ROC; arms control and disarmament; national defense; petroleum reserves; U.S.–Sri Lanka policy; U.S.–Hong Kong policy; Middle East. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0433 August 1957 (3). Major Topics: Iceland; military weapons. Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; Robert Cutler; Dwight D. Eisenhower; S. Everett Gleason. 0482 September 1957 (1). Major Topics: Antarctica; Panama Canal; Middle East; ICBMs. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Evelyn L. Raper. 0522 September 1957 (2). Major Topics: Indonesia; France; Panama Canal. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Lorena Singleton. 0554 September 1957 (3). Major Topics: ICBMs; missiles and rockets; France. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0585 October 1957 (1). Major Topics: Space programs; U.S.-France policy; Finland; SAC; diplomatic and consular service. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0637 October 1957 (2). Major Topics: SAC; space programs; national defense. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0675 November 1957 (1). Major Topics: Internal security; nuclear testing and test sites; Middle East. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0720 November 1957 (2). Major Topics: Military weapons; nuclear weapons; Panama Canal. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler.

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0766 December 1957. Major Topics: Space programs; nuclear weapons. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; James S. Lay Jr.; James R. Killian. 0820 January 1958 (1). Major Topics: IRBMs; national defense; Middle East; nuclear weapons. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Frederick M. Dearborn Jr. 0869 January 1958 (2). Major Topics: ICBMs; missiles and rockets; economic defense; Middle East; space programs; nuclear weapons. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Frederick M. Dearborn Jr. 0927 February 1958 (1). Major Topics: Maritime law; Antarctica. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Frederick M. Dearborn Jr. 0961 February 1958 (2). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; James S. Lay Jr.; Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.

Reel 17 0001 March 1958 (1). Major Topics: U.S.-Yugoslavia policy; space programs. Principal Correspondents: Dwight D. Eisenhower; Robert Cutler. 0044 March 1958 (2). Major Topics: Nuclear weapons; civil defense; national defense; military assistance; Middle East. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0098 March 1958 (3). Major Topics: Malaria; military strategy; Jordan River; Middle East; nuclear testing and test sites; national defense; civil defense. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Karl G. Harr Jr. 0140 April 1958 (1). Major Topic: Nuclear weapons. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Gordon Gray. 0181 April 1958 (2). Major Topics: U.S. citizens abroad; U.S.-USSR policy. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Karl G. Harr Jr. 0231 April 1958 (3). Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Karl G. Harr Jr. 0277 May 1958 (1). Major Topics: National defense; economic defense; economic policy. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Dwight D. Eisenhower.

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0310 May 1958 (2). Major Topics: Stockpiling; U.S.-USSR policy; space programs. Principal Correspondent: Robert Cutler. 0347 June 1958 (1). Major Topic: Psychological warfare. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Karl G. Harr Jr. 0389 June 1958 (2). Major Topics: Space programs; ROK; nuclear power plants and reactors; nuclear testing and test sites. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Karl G. Harr Jr.; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0442 July 1958. Major Topics: NASA; space programs; ROK; Antarctica. Principal Correspondents: Lorena Singleton; Gordon Gray; Karl G. Harr Jr.; Malcom R. Wilkey; Robert Cutler. 0519 August 1958 (1). Major Topic: Middle East. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Karl G. Harr Jr.; Evelyn L. Raper. 0542 August 1958 (2). Major Topics: ICBMs; IRBMs. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Evelyn L. Raper. 0567 September 1958. Major Topic: U.S.-PRC policy. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Scott George; John J. Hancock; Karl G. Harr Jr.; James S. Lay Jr. 0614 October 1958. Major Topics: Civil defense; space programs. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; E. P. Aurand; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0676 November 1958. Principal Correspondent: Gordon Gray. 0696 December 1958. Major Topic: ROC. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0731 January 1959. Major Topics: National defense; nuclear testing and test sites. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; C. H. Bonesteel III. 0781 February 1959 (1). Major Topics: Nuclear weapons; national defense. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; James R. Killian; Lloyd V. Berkner; O. G. Villard Jr. 0817 February 1959 (2). Major Topic: Nuclear weapons. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Robert Dechert.

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0850 March 1959. Principal Correspondent: Gordon Gray. 0889 April–May 1959. Major Topics: Petroleum reserves; Iraq. Principal Correspondent: Gordon Gray. 0916 June 1959. Principal Correspondent: Gordon Gray. 0939 July 1959. Principal Correspondent: Gordon Gray. 0963 August 1959. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Charles A. Haskins. 0985 September 1959. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; James S. Lay Jr.

Reel 18 0001 October 1959. Major Topics: Nikita Khrushchev; USSR. Principal Correspondent: Gordon Gray. 0027 November 1959. Major Topic: National Industrial Advisory Committee. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; John C. Doerfer. 0072 December 1959. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Dorothy Haywood. 0095 January–February 1960. Major Topics: Military personnel; space programs; reconnaissance; nuclear power plants and reactors. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; T. Keith Glennan; David Z. Beckler; Clinton P. Anderson; John A. McCone; William B. Macomber Jr. 0133 March 1960. Principal Correspondent: Gordon Gray. 0160 April–May 1960. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Alice Whittier; Alfred de Grazia; James S. Lay Jr.; Warren G. Magnuson; Livingston T. Merchant. 0195 June–July 1960. Major Topic: Internal security. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; John N. Irwin II; Abbott Washburn. 0233 August–September 1960. Major Topics: Nuclear testing and test sites; communism; USSR; PRC. Principal Correspondent: Gordon Gray. 0266 October–November 1960. Major Topic: ICBMs. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Clement Hayes Watson.

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0296 December 1960–January 1961. Principal Correspondent: Gordon Gray. 0317 A, General (1) [1954–1955]. Principal Correspondents: Charles A. Haskins; John H. Baker; Dillon Anderson; Elsie Streger; Lois L. LeMenager; C. D. Jackson; Robert Cutler; Robert Amory Jr.; James S. Lay Jr.; Paul Shipman Andrews. 0355 A, General (2) [1956–1957]. Major Topics: U.S. citizens abroad; Middle East. Principal Correspondents: Elmer B. Staats; Robert Cutler; Bromley Smith; George Haig; Robert F. Tate; Dillon Anderson; Delmar T. Spivey. 0398 A, General (3) [1957–1958]. Major Topics: Military strategy; military education and training. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; George Packer Berry; Bruce Alger; John C. Case; Robert F. Tate. 0455 A, General (4) [1958–1959]. Major Topics: Military education and training; military strategy. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Ronnie Atkins; John B. Adams; Walter F. Anderson; George Weber. 0496 B, General (1) [1956]. Major Topics: Middle East; USSR. 0575 B, General (2) [1957–1959]. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Howard C. Petersen; Bromley Smith; Robert H. Johnson; Robert Cutler; George A. Wyeth Jr.; Frank R. Barnett; Evelyn L. Raper; Marlin Brallier; S. Sidney Bromberg; Salem A. Bader; William T. Golden; Matthew Brown. 0622 B, General (3) [1959]. Major Topic: Mines and mining industry. 0671 B, General (4) [1959]. Major Topic: Mines and mining industry. Principal Correspondent: J. T. O’Rourke. 0708 B, General (5) [1959]. Major Topic: Mines and mining industry. Principal Correspondents: Robert D. Calkins; Gordon Gray; Arthur F. Burns; Alfred Bergman; J. T. O’Rourke. 0756 B, General (6) [1960]. Major Topics: Ships and shipbuilding. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Edmund C. Berkely; Charles A. Haskins; John E. Bierwirth; Dean E. Mann; Livingston T. Merchant; Lloyd V. Berkner; Arleigh Burke; George A. Graham; David W. Kendall; Edward H. Brown; John Marshall Butler. 0801 C, General (1) [1956–1958]. Major Topic: PRC. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Stuart Colie; J. Patrick Coyne; Ralph S. Clayton; H. Arthur Steiner; Bromley Smith; William Y. Elliott; Lois L. LeMenager; Archie Carter; Jean Lesage; Archie Carter.

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0862 C, General (2) [1959]. Major Topics: USSR; military strategy; U.S.-USSR policy. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; John Taber; Charles A. Haskins; Wilton B. Persons; Ralph S. Clayton; Thomas E. Stephens; Steward Coleman. 0907 C, General (3) [1960]. Major Topic: Petroleum and petroleum industry. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; M. V. Carson Jr.; A. Jacobsen; Elmer F. Bennett; Morgan J. Davis. 0957 C, General (4) [1960]. Major Topic: Petroleum reserves. Principal Correspondents: Elmer F. Bennett; R. S. Fowler.

Reel 19 0001 C, General (5) [1960]. Major Topic: National defense. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Robert B. Chapman III; Ralph W. E. Reid; John W. Connelly Jr. 0034 C, General (6) [1960]. Major Topics: U.S.-USSR policy; USSR economic policy; military intelligence. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Allen W. Dulles; Alfred C. Neal; George Weber; Barbara Caluori; John W. Connelly Jr.; Florence H. Bagnall; Robert Amory Jr. 0073 D, General (1) [1945–1955]. Major Topics: Archeology; Egypt; Mexico. 0127 D, General (2) [1956–1957]. Principal Correspondents: John M. Dimick; William H. Jackson; Wayne G. Jackson; Roberta Barrows; Richard C. Fleck; Charles A. Haskins; Frederick M. Wirt; Dillon Anderson; Charles F. Willis Jr.; James S. Lay Jr. 0166 D, General (3) [1957–1959]. Major Topics: ICBMs; military strategy. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Arthur Minnich; Harris P. Dawson; Bromley Smith; Robert Cutler; A. R. Ash; James Douglas; John Dukeminier; James S. Lay Jr.; Rose G. Phillips; Edward A. McCabe; William L. Dawson; Max F. Millikan; Robert H. Johnson; Lev E. Dobriansky; Lorena Singleton. 0217 E, General (1) [1954–1956]. Major Topics: U.S.-USSR policy; internal security. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; J. Patrick Coyne; Bromley Smith; John T. Noonan Jr.; Elaine C. Siverson; Elliott Earl; Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.; Arthur G. Trudeau; C. E. Wilson. 0266 E, General (2). Major Topics: Military strategy; U.S. foreign policy; fiscal policy. Principal Correspondent: Vincent H. Everding.

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0342 E, General (3) [1956]. Major Topic: Federal aid to education. Principal Correspondents: Elmer B. Staats; John B. Hollister; Alvin Roseman; Dillon Anderson. 0389 E, General (4) [1956–1957]. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Edward L. R. Elson; Elmer B. Staats; R. R. Rubottom Jr.; Charles A. Haskins; George F. Eliot; Warde B. Stringham. 0417 E, General (5) [1958–1960]. Principal Correspondents: Elliott Earl; Gordon Gray; Francis J. Weber. 0449 E, General (6) [1958–1960]. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Elliott Earl; M. B. Folsom; C. S. Zuccala; Joseph N. McNinch. 0482 E, General (7) [1958–1960]. Major Topics: U.S.-USSR policy; nuclear power plants and reactors. 0523 E, General (8) [1958–1960]. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Elliott Earl; Paul H. Douglas; Bromley Smith; James S. Lay Jr. 0564 E, General (9) [1958–1960]. Principal Correspondents: Elliott Earl; Paul H. Douglas. 0604 E, General (10) [1958–1960]. Major Topic: Civil defense. Principal Correspondents: H. Wentworth Eldredge; Gordon Gray; John O. Enander; Earle Chesney; Elliott Earl. 0667 F, General (1) [1955–1956]. Major Topics: Civil defense; national defense; nuclear weapons. Principal Correspondents: Charles A. Haskins; Dillon Anderson; Jack Martin; G. B. Erskine. 0707 F, General (2) [1957]. Major Topic: International assistance. Principal Correspondents: Ralph E. Flanders; Robert Cutler; William H. Francis Jr.; F. W. Farrell; John B. Fisher; Austin T. Flett. 0747 F, General (3) [1958]. Major Topic: Voting rights. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Ralph E. Flanders; A. W. Buzzard; Charles E. Silberman; Charles A. Haskins; George Weber; Robert Amory Jr.; William Frye; J. Edgar Hoover; Joseph S. Henderson; Xavier Fourcade. 0792 F, General (4) [1959]. Major Topic: Continuing education. Principal Correspondents: C. Scott Fletcher; Adlai E. Stevenson; Gordon Gray; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Herbert Hoover Jr. 0827 F, General (5) [1960]. Principal Correspondent: Gordon Gray.

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0878 G, General (1) [1956–1957]. Major Topics: Middle East; Arab-Israeli conflict. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Harold B. Hoskins; Fritz Grunebaum; Bromley Smith; E. M. Greenwood; Robert Murphy; James E. Gowen; Lois L. LeMenager; Eli Ginzberg. 0941 G, General (2) [1960]. Major Topics: National defense; civil defense. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Shirley Gibo; Charles A. Haskins; Gene E. Bradley.

Reel 20 0001 G, General (3) [1960]. Major Topics: National defense; military strategy. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Merrill E. Kilby; Francis F. Bradshaw; Marion W. Boggs; Gene E. Bradley. 0047 H, General (1) [1953–1957]. Major Topics: Space programs; international trade; government and business. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Dwight D. Eisenhower; John Foster Dulles; Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; Gordon Gray; S. Everett Gleason; Preston Hotchkis; Ralph T. Miller; William R. Haley; Robert H. Johnson; Gabriel Hauge; William A. Porter; Allen W. Dulles; Herbert Brownell Jr. 0113 H, General (2) [1958–1959]. Major Topic: Government and business. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Ivan Hill; N. E. Halaby; Robert Cutler; Gerald D. Morgan; John C. Doerfer; Mary Jane Morris; Kenneth P. Higgins. 0177 H, General (3) [1959]. Major Topics: Antarctica; education; private schools. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Paul C. Daniels; Albert L. Cox Jr.; S. Everett Gleason; James Hudson. 0232 H, General (4) [1960]. Major Topics: Capitalism; taxation. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Walter B. Stoessel Jr.; Charles Colby Hewitt; Edwin S. Hall; A. Russell Ash. 0287 I, General [1954–1959]. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; J. Walter Yeagley; Evelyn L. Raper; G. B. Erskine. 0308 J, General [1957–1958]. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Lorena Singleton; Donald R. Jones; N. Henry Josephs; Nathan M. Pusey; J. R. C. Hyde Jr.; George Packer Berry; Ward Darley.

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0346 K, General (1) [1954–1955]. Major Topics: Communism; Poland, Hungary; Volunteer Freedom Corps; defectors. Principal Correspondents: Thomas J. Dodd; Dillon Anderson; Robert Cutler; Charles J. Kersten; Tilghman B. Koons; Richard L. Hall; C. D. Jackson; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0406 K, General (2) [1957–1958]. Major Topic: Defectors. Principal Correspondents: Murray Snyder; Robert Cutler; Delcevare King; Charles J. Kersten. 0446 K, General (3) [1958–1959]. Major Topic: Nuclear testing and test sites. Principal Correspondents: Charles A. Haskins; Henry A. Kissinger; John W. Keating; Howard G. Kurtz Jr.; Gordon Gray; E. T. Wooldridge; J. Patrick Coyne; A. J. Goodpaster. 0490 K, General (4) [1959–1960]. Major Topics: Arms control and disarmament; nuclear weapons. Principal Correspondents: Herbert F. York; Gordon Gray; Lewis S. Thompson; F. L. Kreager; Monroe Leigh; Sydney M. Kaye; Robert H. Knight; George Kennan; Glenn H. Snyder; Herman Kahn. 0538 L, General [1955–1960]. Major Topics: Exchange of persons programs; military aircraft; defense contracts and procurement. Principal Correspondents: Isaac Don Levine; Gordon Gray; Dean S. Lucal; Charles A. Haskins; Frank S. Loescher; K. C. Li; Casimir Letowski; H. E. Lawrence; Warren Olney III; Harold E. Talbott. 0596 M, General (1) [1953]. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; J. Patrick Coyne; Robert Choate. 0619 M, General (2) [1955–1958]. Principal Correspondents: David Z. Beckler; Robert Cutler; Thomas E. Martin; James S. Lay Jr.; Lewis L. Strauss; Bromley Smith; Frank Maria; Richard S. Morse; Elaine C. Siverson; William M. Minar; Dillon Anderson; J. Patrick Coyne; Gerald D. Morgan; Harold E. Stassen; Allen W. Dulles; Charles A. Haskins; Edwin McElwain. 0671 M, General (3) [1958–1959]. Major Topics: Economic policy; Arab-Israeli conflict. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Stephen S. Jackson; Millicent Mcintosh; Robert M. Briber; John D. Morgan Jr.; Clarence B. Randall. 0715 M, General (4) [1959–1960]. Major Topics: ICBMs; national defense. Principal Correspondents: Livingston T. Merchant; J. H. Morse Jr.; Henry Mayers; Gordon Gray; Glenn G. Morgan; Charles J. V. Murphy; Wilhelmina Orme; George W. Mahone. 0786 M, General (5) [1960]. Principal Correspondents: George Weber; Warren G. Magnuson; Gordon Gray; John L. McClellan; Arleigh Burke; Bruce McKae; J. Edgar Hoover; J. Walter Yeagley.

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0817 N, General [1956–1959]. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Garrison Norton; T. Graydon Upton; Vincent P. Rock; Robert Cutler; Phil Aveda; Van Noble; Dillon Anderson; Richard E. Naustadt; Sherman Adams; Detlev W. Bronk. 0861 O, General [1954–1956]. Major Topic: Military strategy. Principal Correspondents: Charles A. Haskins; R. R. Von Hagen; Dillon Anderson; Walter Odlin; A. Russell Ash. 0882 P, General (1) [1955–1958]. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Dexter Perkins; George Weber; J. Anthony Panuch; Dillon Anderson; Lewis L. Strauss. 0912 P, General (2) [1958–1959]. Major Topic: Civil rights. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Lewis S. Thompson; Bessie T. Peace; Neal F. Page; James Pinney; Milo Perkins; M. J. Rathbone; Lewis M. Parsons; Gerald D. Morgan; Rocco C. Sicilliano; Joachim Prinz; Dwight D. Eisenhower. 0950 Q, General [1957–1958]. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Robert Cutler.

Reel 21 0001 R, General (1) [1954–1956]. Principal Correspondents: Charles A. Haskins; Bryce N. Harlow; Arden I. Lewis; W. C. Landry. 0016 R, General (2). Major Topics: Nuclear weapons; nuclear testing and test sites. Principal Correspondents: Perry B. Griffith; B. Hall Hanlon. 0138 R, General (3) [1957–1958]. Major Topics: Middle East; petroleum and petroleum industry. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; M. J. Rathbone; H. Rothschild; L. Jesselson; Robert Cutler; Edwin F. Russell; Paul H. Cullen; Earl P. Stevenson; William E. Restron. 0206 R, General (5) [1960]. Major Topic: Foreign relations. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Charles A. Haskins. 0239 S, General (1) [1955–1956]. Major Topics: U.S.-USSR policy; cold war. Principal Correspondents: James S. Lay Jr.; Elmer B. Staats. 0285 S, General (2) [1955–1956]. Major Topics: Inventors and inventions; national defense; military strategy. Principal Correspondents: Dillon Anderson; Charles A. Haskins; Elaine C. Siverson; M. A. Sterner; Charles H. Kendall; Robert Cutler; Arthur S. Flemming. 0332 S, General (3) [1956–1957]. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; H. Arthur Steiner; Edgar G. Shelton Jr.; Mansfield D. Sprague; Erwin Seago; Paul Hansen; Dillon Anderson; Clarence K.

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Streit; Lois L. LeMenager; Charles A. Haskins; Sidney C. Sufrin; N. Aars- Nicolaysen. 0388 S, General (4) [1958]. Major Topic: National defense. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Clarence K. Streit; John Shacter; Charles A. Haskins; Robert Cutler. 0432 S, General (5) [1957]. Major Topic: Cold war strategy. Principal Correspondents: David Sarnoff; J. S. Earman. 0473 S, General (6) [1959]. Principal Correspondents: John Shacter; Gordon Gray. 0497 S, General (7) [1959–1960]. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Tony Schwarzwalder; Sherman Shore; Helen Smits; Briny Mason Jr. 0538 T, General [1956–1958]. Principal Correspondents: Frederick Tilney Jr.; Gordon Gray; James S. Lay Jr.; N. F. Twining; Robert Cutler; Roy M. Melbourne; William H. Jackson. 0555 U, General [1954–1958]. Major Topics: USSR; PRC; United Nations. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; Bromley Smith; Henry Osborne. 0580 V, General [1960]. Principal Correspondents: George Weber; Gordon Gray; Henry Von Kohorn. 0595 W, General (1) [1954–1955]. Major Topic: Military supplies and property. Principal Correspondents: R. C. Lanphier Jr.; C. S. Thomas; Warren Webster Jr. 0623 W, General (2) [1957–1958]. Major Topic: Antarctica. Principal Correspondents: Robert Cutler; James S. Lay Jr.; Richard S. Whitcomb; Albert L. Furth; Frederick M. Dearborn Jr.; William L. White; Marie McCrum; Elmer B. Staats; Christian A. Herter; James P. Warburg; Ed Winckler; S. Everett Gleason. 0665 W, General (3) [1958–1960]. Principal Correspondents: Langbourne M. Williams; Richard V. Colligan; Gordon Gray; James P. Mitchell; Fred E. Henderson; Grover A. Whalen; Edward A. McCabe; Edwin Moss Williams; Gordon Hanes; Thomas O. Moore; R. M. Stockton; C. R. Smith. 0703 W, General (4) [1960]. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Joseph P. Walsh; Allen W. Dulles; Stanley J. Grogan; Edwin Moss Williams; Bromley Smith; Wilber M. Brucker; Dudley C. Sharp; Thomas D. White; Richard Hirsch; Charles E. Johnson; George B. Kistiakowsky.

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0743 XYZ, General [1960]. Major Topic: Refugees. Principal Correspondents: Gordon Gray; Manning H. Williams; Harold L. Zellerbach; Robert Cutler; Allen W. Dulles.

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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, 21: 0332 refers to the folder that begins at Frame 0332 of Reel 21. 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.

Aars-Nicolaysen, N. Anderson, Thomas D. 21: 0332 14: 0603 Abbott, George M. Anderson, Walter F. 10: 0001 18: 0455 Adams, Arthur S. Andrews, Paul Shipman 6: 0545 18: 0317 Adams, George B. Angle, Germaine B. 11: 0180 6: 0212 Adams, John B. Armstrong, Hamilton Fish 18: 0455 4: 0043, 0115 Adams, Sherman Aron, Harold G. 5: 0512, 0791; 7: 0374; 12: 0103, 0269; 14: 0603 13: 0048; 20: 0817 Ash, A. Russell Alger, Bruce 4: 0416; 12: 0751; 20: 0232, 0861; 18: 0398 19: 0166 Allen, Alton C. Atkins, Ronnie 13: 0827 18: 0455 Amory, Robert, Jr. Aurand, E. P. 18: 0317; 19: 0034, 0747 17: 0614 Anderson, Clinton P. Aveda, Phil 12: 0050; 18: 0095 20: 0817 Anderson, Dillon Bader, Salem A. 1: 0903; 3: 0256, 0907; 4: 0115; 14: 0603; 18: 0575 5: 0269, 0297, 0569, 0825, 0897; Bagnall, Florence H. 8: 0132, 0156; 10: 0702–12: 0410; 19: 0034 12: 0555–0782; 12: 0862–13: 0749; Baker, John H. 13: 0827–14: 0873; 18: 0317, 0355; 18: 0317 19: 0127, 0342, 0667; 20: 0346, Barba, J. William 0619, 0817, 0861, 0882; 21: 0285, 13: 0154 0332 Barber, Charles F. Anderson, Paul R. 5: 0542 13: 0827 Barker, Benjamin M. Anderson, Robert B. 13: 0827 5: 0965 Barnett, Frank R. 18: 0575

43 Barone, William D. Brady, Leslie S. 5: 0606 10: 0489, 0584 Barrows, Roberta Brallier, Marlin 19: 0127 18: 0575 Baruch, Bernard M. Briber, Robert M. 3: 0907; 12: 0603 20: 0671 Baumhart, Albert D., Jr. Bromberg, S. Sidney 3: 0862; 4: 0115 18: 0575 Beach, Edward L. Bronk, Detlev W. 5: 0297; 14: 0467 5: 0791; 20: 0817 Beal, Thaddeus R. Brown, Edward H. 3: 0907 18: 0756 Beckler, David Z. Brown, George Edwin, Jr. 11: 0972; 18: 0095; 20: 0619 5: 0542 Bennett, Elmer F. Brown, Matthew 18: 0907, 0957 18: 0575 Bergman, Alfred Brownell, Herbert, Jr. 18: 0708 5: 0687, 0756, 0791; 20: 0047 Berkely, Edmund C. Brucker, Wilber M. 18: 0756 21: 0703 Berkner, Lloyd V. Brundage, Percival F. 17: 0781; 18: 0756 4: 0795 Berry, George Packer Bundy, Harvey H. 18: 0398; 20: 0308 5: 0569 Bierwirth, John E. Burke, Arleigh 18: 0756 18: 0756; 20: 0786 Billingsley, Henry E. Burns, Arthur F. 6: 0256 4: 0115; 18: 0708 Birum, H. L., Sr. Burns, Frances A. 13: 0639 13: 0358 Blacklow, Arthur M. Butler, John Marshall 13: 0154 18: 0756 Boggs, Marion W. Buzzard, A. W. 4: 0270, 0462; 6: 0032, 0066; 20: 0001 19: 0747 Bohanon, Luther Cabell, C. P. 12: 0103 4: 0919 Bonesteel, C. H., III Cagle, M. W. 11: 0445; 17: 0731 12: 0410 Bostow, W. W. Calkins, Robert D. 9: 0954 18: 0708 Bowie, Robert R. Caluori, Barbara 3: 0862; 14: 0873 19: 0034 Bradley, Gene E. Canham, Erwin D. 19: 0941; 20: 0001 7: 0504 Bradley, Omar N. Carroll, Pete 5: 0863 3: 0907 Bradley, Palmer Carson, M. V., Jr. 11: 0321 18: 0907 Bradshaw, Francis F. Carter, Archie 20: 0001 18: 0801

44 Case, John C. 0702, 0759; 11: 0058, 0180, 0226, 18: 0398 0404, 0533; 12: 0312, 0821; Chamberlain, Julia M. 13: 0001, 0154, 0322, 0401, 0521, 13: 0474, 0578; 14: 0099 0957; 15: 0015–17: 0442; 18: 0317– Chapman, Robert B., III 0398, 0575; 19: 0166, 0217, 0389, 19: 0001 0707, 0747, 0878; 20: 0047, 0113, Chesney, Earle 0308, 0346, 0406, 0596, 0619, 19: 0604 0817, 0882, 0950; 21: 0138, 0285, Choate, Robert 0332, 0388, 0538, 0555, 0623, 0743 20: 0596 Cutter, R. Ammi Clayton, Ralph S. 5: 0512 18: 0801, 0862 Cutting, Robert Fulton, II Coffey, J. I. 5: 0512 4: 0001; 6: 0212, 0256; 7: 0374–0860; Damon, G. Huntington 8: 0316; 10: 0100 10: 0100 Coleman, Steward Daniels, Paul C. 18: 0862 20: 0177 Colie, Stuart Darden, Colgate W., Jr. 18: 0801 4: 0115 Colligan, Richard V. Darley, Ward 21: 0665 20: 0308 Connelly, John W., Jr. Davis, Morgan J. 19: 0001, 0034 18: 0907 Costin, Glen G. Dawson, Harris P. 11: 0972 19: 0166 Cousins, Norman Dawson, William L. 6: 0954; 10: 0489 19: 0166 Cowles, John Dearborn, Frederick M., Jr. 3: 0840 6: 0212, 0905, 0954; 7: 0001, 0056; Cox, Albert L., Jr. 8: 0156, 0194, 0228, 0670; 9: 0286, 20: 0177 0954; 10: 0001, 0275, 0317, 0408, Coyne, J. Patrick 0440, 0535, 0584, 0615, 0640, 3: 0862; 5: 0240, 0639, 0687, 0731, 0674; 16: 0766, 0820, 0869, 0927, 0791, 0825; 6: 0212; 8: 0436, 0524; 0961; 20: 0047; 21: 0623 11: 0357; 12: 0269; 18: 0801; Debevoise, Neilson C. 19: 0217; 20: 0446, 0596, 0619 10: 0408, 0584, 0615 Crawford, J. B. Dechert, Robert 11: 0321, 0719 17: 0817 Cresap, Mark W., Jr. DeGelyer, E. 11: 0858 11: 0357 Cullen, Paul H. Dimick, John M. 10: 0584; 21: 0138 19: 0127 Cutler, Robert Dobriansky, Lev E. 1: 0028; 3: 0139, 0196, 0256, 0300, 19: 0166 0418, 0783, 0840, 0862, 0907, Dodd, Thomas J. 0937; 4: 0211, 0795; 5: 0040, 0145, 20: 0346 0200–0791, 0859, 0863, 0897, Dodge, Joseph M. 0965; 6: 0001, 0442, 0582; 7: 0748; 5: 0200 8: 0132, 0156, 0194, 0228, 0478, Doerfer, John C. 0524; 9: 0954; 10: 0001, 0068, 18: 0027; 20: 0113

45 Donegan, Thomas J. Elliott, William Y. 5: 0687 4: 0954; 5: 0269; 7: 0056; 9: 0838; Donovan, Richard X. 10: 0001, 0317, 0408, 0440; 8: 0001, 0744 13: 0001; 18: 0801 Douglas, James Elson, Edward L. R. 19: 0166 19: 0389 Douglas, Lewis W. Enander, John O. 7: 0504 19: 0604 Douglas, Paul H. Erskine, G. B. 19: 0523, 0564 19: 0667; 20: 0287 Dukeminier, John Everding, Vincent H. 19: 0166 19: 0266 Dulles, Allen W. Fairless, B. F. 4: 0864, 0875, 0897; 5: 0863; 8: 0001; 5: 0606 12: 0223; 19: 0034; 20: 0047, 0619; Farley, Hugh D. 21: 0703, 0743 3: 0783, 0840; 5: 0569 Dulles, John Foster Farnsworth, Dana L. 5: 0863, 0965; 12: 0187; 14: 0736; 6: 0905; 8: 0228; 10: 0440, 0489 20: 0047 Farrell, F. W. Dyer, Kenneth R. 19: 0707 6: 0153 Finan, William F. Earl, Elliott 5: 0439 19: 0217, 0417, 0449, 0523, 0564, 0604 Fisher, John B. Earman, J. S. 19: 0707 10: 0275; 21: 0432 Flake, Wilson C. Eden, Anthony 8: 0001 11: 0533, 0573 Flanders, Ralph E. Eisenhower, Dwight D. 19: 0707, 0747 3: 0139, 0783, 0840, 0862, 0907; Fleck, Richard C. 4: 0325, 0416; 5: 0173, 0200, 0297, 19: 0127 0341, 0374, 0410, 0606, 0639, Fleming, Lamar, Jr. 0897, 0934, 0965; 6: 0001, 0304, 13: 0322, 0957 0398, 0442; 7: 0504, 0642, 0690, Flemming, Arthur S. 0748; 8: 0001, 0132, 0274, 0524; 3: 0840; 4: 0211; 5: 0863, 0934; 11: 0001, 0321, 0533, 0625; 11: 0321; 13: 0639, 0782; 14: 0873; 12: 0269, 0907, 0951; 13: 0048, 21: 0285 0154, 0205, 0358, 0639, 0782, Fletcher, C. Scott 0827; 14: 0099, 0144, 0376, 0419, 19: 0792 0510, 0690, 0819; 15: 0023, 0768; Flett, Austin T. 16: 0211, 0258, 0433, 0482, 0675; 19: 0707 17: 0001, 0277, 0389, 0614, 0696; Foley, William E. 19: 0792; 20: 0047, 0346, 0912 6: 0001 Eisenhower, Mamie Doud Folsom, M. B. 12: 0145 5: 0897; 19: 0449 Eisenhower, Milton S. Fornia, Lawrence M. 5: 0001 6: 0809 Eldredge, H. Wentworth Foster, Paul F. 19: 0604 10: 0535 Eliot, George F. Fourcade, Xavier 19: 0389 19: 0747

46 Fowler, R. S. Golden, William T. 18: 0957 18: 0575 Fox, Frederic Goodpaster, A. J. 10: 0615 5: 0756; 6: 0722; 8: 0132; 11: 0357, Francis, William H., Jr. 0719; 12: 0354; 13: 0205, 0782; 13: 0322; 19: 0707 14: 0363, 0467; 20: 0446 Freeman, J. H. Goodrich, Herbert F. 11: 0719 13: 0827 Frye, William Gottrall, Sterling J. 19: 0747 10: 0001 Fulbright, Alfred H. Gowen, James E. 11: 0719 15: 0023; 19: 0878 Furth, Albert L. Graham, George A. 21: 0623 18: 0756 Garrison, David L. Gray, Gordon 12: 0103 2: 0878, 0935; 3: 0349, 0376, 0751, Gates, Thomas S., Jr. 0937; 4: 0043, 0115, 0161, 0235, 15: 0210 0270, 0302, 0325, 0416; 5: 0439, Gaudin, A. M. 0791, 0965; 6: 0001, 0066, 0097, 15: 0808 0118, 0153; 8: 0001, 0036, 0156, George, Edwin B. 0274, 0316; 10: 0068, 0100; 5: 0001 17: 0140, 0442–18: 0296, 0455, George, Harold L. 0575, 0708, 0756, 0801, 0862, 13: 0749 0907; 19: 0001, 0034, 0166, 0417, George, Leo E. 0449, 0523, 0604, 0792, 0827, 5: 0731 0941; 20: 0001–0287, 0446, 0490, George, Scott 0538, 0671, 0715, 0786, 0817, 17: 0567 0912, 0950; 21: 0138, 0206, 0388, Geren, Paul 0473, 0497, 0538, 0580, 0665, 6: 0442 0703, 0743 Gerhart, John K. Gray, R. W. 5: 0897 13: 0205 Gibo, Shirley Gray, Robert 19: 0941 6: 0212 Gibson, John Grazia, Alfred de 6: 0097 18: 0160 Giesendanner, Charles J., Jr. Greenwood, E. M. 13: 0690, 0782 19: 0878 Ginzberg, Eli Griffith, Perry B. 19: 0878 21: 0016 Gleason, S. Everett Grogan, Stanley J. 1: 0089; 3: 0300; 4: 0235, 0270, 0325, 21: 0703 0795, 0864, 0919; 6: 0001; 8: 0316; Gruenther, Home H. 14: 0873, 0928, 0962; 16: 0433; 14: 0873 20: 0047, 0177; 21: 0623 Grunebaum, Fritz Glennan, T. Keith 19: 0878 8: 0036; 18: 0095 Gustafson, Roy W. Godin, A. C. 14: 0657 6: 0212 Hagen, R. R. Von 20: 0861

47 Hagerty, James C. Hays, John T. 2: 0264; 3: 0300, 0783; 4: 0325; 5: 0542 5: 0200; 12: 0269 Haywood, Dorothy Haig, George 18: 0072 18: 0355 Helms, Richard Halaby, N. E. 8: 0001 20: 0113 Henderson, Fred E. Haley, William R. 21: 0665 20: 0047 Henderson, Horace E. Hall, Edwin S. 6: 0256 20: 0232 Henderson, Joseph S. Hall, Karl G., Jr. 19: 0747 6: 0212, 0256; 8: 0001, 0228, 0274, Henderson, Loy W. 0316, 0436; 10: 0068, 0100; 5: 0606; 15: 0074 17: 0098, 0181, 0231, 0347, 0389, Hershey, Lewis B. 0442, 0519, 0567 3: 0751 Hall, Leonard W. Herter, Christian A. 3: 0862 6: 0212, 0256, 0673; 8: 0001, 0228, Hall, Richard L. 0274, 0316; 10: 0001, 0068; 3: 0418; 20: 0346 15: 0390; 21: 0623 Halla, Philip J. Hewitt, Charles Colby 4: 0270, 0416 20: 0232 Hammond, Paul Higgins, Kenneth P. 5: 0474 20: 0113 Hancock, John J. Hill, Ivan 17: 0567 20: 0113 Hanes, Gordon Hill, Sidney B. 21: 0665 5: 0791 Hanes, John W., Jr. Hirsch, Richard 10: 0001 21: 0703 Hanlon, B. Hall Hodge, Howard E. 14: 0962; 21: 0016 11: 0911; 12: 0103, 0951 Hansen, Paul Hoffman, Clare E. 21: 0332 5: 0240 Harkrider, John Holland, Henry F. 14: 0099 12: 0269 Harlow, Bryce N. Hollister, John B. 7: 0596; 21: 0001 9: 0954; 19: 0342 Haskins, Charles A. Hoover, Herbert 3: 0751; 4: 0161, 0325; 5: 0934; 8: 0478 6: 0118; 8: 0001; 11: 0058, 0278, Hoover, Herbert, Jr. 0719; 12: 0269, 0751; 13: 0521; 8: 0132; 12: 0555; 14: 0044; 15: 0163; 15: 0808; 17: 0963; 18: 0317, 0756, 19: 0792 0862; 19: 0127, 0389, 0667, 0747, Hoover, J. Edgar 0941; 20: 0446, 0538, 0619, 0861; 3: 0862; 12: 0907; 19: 0747; 20: 0786 21: 0001, 0206, 0285, 0332, 0388 Hoskins, Harold B. Hauge, Gabriel 19: 0878 20: 0047 Hotaling, N. L. Hayman, J. M., Jr. 12: 0269 14: 0928, 0962

48 Hotchkis, Preston Kahn, Herman 20: 0047 20: 0490 Hudson, James Kaye, Sydney M. 20: 0177 20: 0490 Hughes, Roland Kayser, Paul 4: 0211; 5: 0897; 8: 0132 12: 0821 Humphrey, George M. Keating, John W. 5: 0863 20: 0446 Hurley, John A. Kendall, Charles H. 6: 0256 21: 0285 Hutcheson, J. C., III Kendall, David W. 14: 0467 18: 0756 Hutcheson, Thad T. Kennan, George 12: 0410 20: 0490 Hyde, J. R. C., Jr. Kersten, Charles J. 20: 0308 20: 0346, 0406 Ilfrey, F. W. Kilborne, William 12: 0704 12: 0951 Illig, Carl Kilby, Merrill E. 12: 0269, 0354 20: 0001 Irwin, John N., II Killian, James R., Jr. 18: 0195 5: 0569, 0965; 10: 0440, 0584; Jackson, C. D. 11: 0533; 13: 0521; 16: 0766; 5: 0542, 0863; 18: 0317; 20: 0346 17: 0781 Jackson, Stephen S. Kimball, Arthur A. 20: 0671 9: 0838 Jackson, Wayne G. King, Delcevare 8: 0670; 19: 0127 20: 0406 Jackson, William H. Kintner, William R. 5: 0934; 8: 0156; 9: 0838; 13: 0101; 9: 0877; 10: 0001 14: 0928; 15: 0001; 19: 0127; Kirkpatrick, Robert L. 21: 0538 13: 0521, 0749 Jacobsen, A. Kissinger, Henry A. 18: 0907 20: 0446 Jesselson, L. Kistiakowsky, George B. 21: 0138 21: 0703 Johnson, Charles E. Knight, Ridgway B. 8: 0074, 0436; 10: 0489; 21: 0703 8: 0436, 0744; 9: 0727, 0777 Johnson, Jesse C. Knight, Robert H. 7: 0946 20: 0490 Johnson, Robert H. Kohorn, Henry Von 6: 0032, 0066; 18: 0575; 19: 0166; 21: 0580 20: 0047 Koons, Tilghman B. Jones, Donald R. 20: 0346 20: 0308 Kramer, Arthur L., Jr. Jones, Roger W. 11: 0911 8: 0524 Kreager, F. L. Josephs, N. Henry 20: 0490 20: 0308 Kurtz, Howard G., Jr. 20: 0446

49 Lachar, George P. LeMenager, Lois L. 5: 0606 10: 0848; 11: 0058, 0226, 0278, 0357, Lamb, Bernard L. 0404, 0533, 0677, 0719, 0760, 13: 0827 0858, 0911; 12: 0103, 0145, 0782, Landry, W. C. 0821, 0907, 0951; 13: 0001, 0048, 21: 0001 0154, 0205, 0260, 0521, 0578, Lane, Arthur Bliss 0639, 0690, 0749, 0782, 0827; 14: 0300 14: 0255, 0337, 0363, 0376, 0467, Lanphier, R. C., Jr. 0510, 0562, 0603, 0657, 0690, 21: 0595 0777, 0819, 0873, 0928, 0962; Lanphier, T. G., Jr. 18: 0317, 0801; 19: 0878; 21: 0332 5: 0512 Lemnitzer, L. L. Larmon, Sigurd S. 6: 0118 7: 0504 Leonhart, William Laubach, Frank C. 16: 0053 7: 0103 Lesage, Jean Lawrence, H. E. 18: 0801 20: 0538 Letowski, Casimir Lay, James S., Jr. 20: 0538 1: 0028, 0116, 0844; 2: 0033, 0264, Leva, Marx 0294, 0665, 0736, 0878, 0935; 5: 0474 3: 0139, 0256, 0300, 0349, 0376, Le Van, George W. 0862, 0907; 4: 0211, 0325, 0416, 12: 0410 0462, 0823, 0864, 0875, 0897; Levi, Fred Z. 5: 0001, 0173, 0200, 0297, 0374, 8: 0478 0410, 0439, 0569, 0606, 0639, Levine, Isaac Don 0687, 0791, 0825, 0863, 0897, 20: 0538 0934; 6: 0118–0212; 8: 0274, 0524; Lewis, Arden I. 10: 0674, 0702; 11: 0180, 0321, 21: 0001 0445, 0573, 0677, 0719; 12: 0145; Lewis, Harmon Grosvenor 13: 0827, 0922; 14: 0467; 16: 0433, 5: 0569 0766, 0961; 17: 0567, 0985; Li, K. C. 18: 0160, 0317; 19: 0127, 0166, 20: 0538 0523; 20: 0619; 21: 0239, 0538, Lilienthal, Alfred M. 0623 13: 0401 Lazarus, Fred, Jr. Lilly, Edward P. 12: 0269 10: 0100 Leach, W. Barton Lindsay, Franklin A. 5: 0001, 0040, 0071, 0098, 0474 5: 0542 Leff, Perry B. Livesay, R. Eugene 11: 0972 2: 0331 Legere, L. J., Jr. Lockard, O. W. 14: 0777; 15: 0023 11: 0573 Leghorn, R. S. Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. 10: 0584 19: 0217 Leibrand, L. W. Loescher, Frank S. 12: 0821 20: 0538 Leigh, Monroe Lombard, Laurence M. 20: 0490 7: 0001

50 Lucal, Dean S. McCrum, Marie 20: 0538 21: 0623 Luedecke, A. R. McElwain, Edwin 8: 0001, 0744 11: 0573; 20: 0619 MacNamara, Paul McIntosh, Millicent 13: 0827 4: 0161; 20: 0671 Macomber, William B., Jr. McKae, Bruce 18: 0095 20: 0786 Macy, John W., Jr. McNinch, Joseph N. 5: 0687 19: 0449 Magnuson, Warren G. McPhee, Henry Roemer 18: 0160; 20: 0786 6: 0212, 0256 Mahone, George W. Meadows, Clarence 20: 0715 13: 0578 Makins, R. Meads, Morton F. 14: 0603 11: 0533 Mallon, H. Neil Mechem, E. L. 11: 0972 12: 0821 Mann, Dean E. Melbourne, Roy M. 18: 0756 8: 0194, 0638, 0670, 0712; 9: 0032, Mares, Delia 0090, 0210, 0247, 0437, 0469, 13: 0101 0502, 0606, 0954; 10: 0001, 0128, Maria, Frank 0489, 0674; 21: 0538 20: 0619 Merchant, Livingston T. Martin, Jack 18: 0160, 0756; 20: 0715 19: 0667 Milledge, C. F. Martin, Thomas E. 13: 0876 20: 0619 Miller, Ralph T. Mason, Briny, Jr. 20: 0047 21: 0497 Millikan, Max F. Masters, Marion E. 10: 0584; 19: 0166 16: 0053 Minar, William M. May, Mark A. 20: 0619 7: 0504 Minnich, Arthur Mayer, A. Kiefer 19: 0166 7: 0642 Mitchell, Albert K. Mayers, Henry 12: 0821 20: 0715 Mitchell, Donna McCabe, Edward A. 9: 0838 19: 0166; 21: 0665 Mitchell, James P. McCall, Steen 8: 0194; 10: 0001; 21: 0665 10: 0489 Moock, Lois G. McCanse, Keith 5: 0439 14: 0603 Moore, Mary P. McClellan, John L. 13: 0048 20: 0786 Moore, Thomas O. McCone, John A. 21: 0665 8: 0036, 0744; 18: 0095 Morgan, George A. McCormick, Robert L. L. 5: 0071, 0897 6: 0256

51 Morgan, Gerald D. Olcott, A. V. S., Jr. 5: 0240; 7: 0553; 11: 0321; 20: 0113, 6: 0256 0619, 0912 Olney, Warren, III Morgan, Glenn G. 20: 0538 20: 0715 Orme, Wilhelmina Morgan, Jerry 20: 0715 3: 0133 O’Rourke, J. T. Morgan, John D., Jr. 18: 0671, 0708 20: 0671 Osborne, Henry Morris, Mary Jane 21: 0555 20: 0113 Overby, A. N. Morrow, E. Frederic 5: 0934 6: 0212 Overby, Andrew N. Morrow, Wright 11: 0100 11: 0677; 12: 0223 Paarlberg, Don Morse, George V., Sr. 5: 0439 5: 0542 Page, Neal F. Morse, J. H., Jr. 20: 0912 6: 0001, 0097; 20: 0715 Pannell, Anne Morse, Richard S. 11: 0677; 12: 0050; 13: 0827 20: 0619 Panuch, J. Anthony Mrozinski, R. V. 20: 0882 4: 0001, 0235; 10: 0489, 0584 Parsons, Lewis M. Murchinson, Clint W. 20: 0912 14: 0376 Peace, Bessie T. Murphy, Charles J. V. 20: 0912 20: 0715 Pelletier, Lawrence L. Murphy, Robert 13: 0827 19: 0878 Perkins, Dexter Naustadt, Richard E. 20: 0882 20: 0817 Perkins, Milo Neal, Alfred C. 20: 0912 19: 0034 Persons, Wilton B. Nichols, H. L. 14: 0873; 18: 0862 12: 0821 Petersen, Howard C. Nitze, Paul H. 18: 0575 5: 0098; 12: 0603 Peterson, Val Nivens, Ruby L. 12: 0410; 14: 0873 6: 0212, 0256, 0398, 0905; 7: 0288, Phillips, Rose G. 0328, 0553, 0642, 0899, 0946, 0821 19: 0166 Nixon, Richard Pierce, Walker 7: 0748; 11: 0719 13: 0205 Noble, Van Pinney, James 20: 0817 20: 0912 Noonan, John T., Jr. Porter, Charles O. 19: 0217 8: 0001, 0036, 0744 Norton, Garrison Porter, William A. 20: 0817 20: 0047 Odlin, Walter Potts, Ramsay D., Jr. 20: 0861 5: 0512

52 Powell, Sir Richard Robertson, Reuben B., Jr. 4: 0302 12: 0354 Prinz, Joachim Rock, Vincent P. 20: 0912 20: 0817 Proctor, Jack Rockefeller, Nelson A. 11: 0858 5: 0756, 0791; 9: 0838; 11: 0677; Purcell, Ralph 12: 0187 11: 0972; 12: 0050 Rogers, William P. Pusey, Nathan M. 4: 0416; 6: 0001 20: 0308 Rose, H. Chapman Putnam, George, Jr. 5: 0897 5: 0569 Roseman, Alvin Putnam, Palmer Cosslett 19: 0342 5: 0040 Rothschild, H. Rabb, Maxwell M. 21: 0138 5: 0756; 14: 0603 Rubottom, R. R., Jr. Radford, Arthur W. 19: 0389 4: 0115 Russell, Edwin F. Randall, C. A. 21: 0138 14: 0690 Salazar, Amalia Randall, Clarence B. 12: 0821 6: 0001; 20: 0671 Salisbury, Morse Randolph, R. D. 7: 0821; 8: 0001, 0744 14: 0419 Sarnoff, David Raper, Evelyn L. 10: 0275, 0371; 21: 0432 6: 0304; 10: 0702, 0759; 11: 0321; Satterthwaite, Livingston 12: 0269; 16: 0053, 0347, 0482; 8: 0852, 0879, 0904, 0936 17: 0519, 0542; 18: 0575; 20: 0287 Scarbrough, Ray Rathbone, M. J. 14: 0777 20: 0912; 21: 0138 Schwarzwalder, Tony Reed, Charles F. 21: 0497 14: 0001 Scribner, Fred C., Jr. Reed, Gordon 10: 0100 13: 0001 Seago, Erwin Reed, Philip D. 21: 0332 7: 0504 Shacter, John Reid, Ralph W. E. 21: 0388, 0473 5: 0269, 0897; 6: 0001; 14: 0873; Sharp, Dudley C. 19: 0001 14: 0819; 21: 0703 Restron, William E. Shelton, Edgar G., Jr. 21: 0138 21: 0332 Revey, Lewis Shore, Sherman 9: 0838 21: 0497 Reynolds, Conger Shuffler, R. Henderson 6: 0954 11: 0677; 12: 0907 Richards, Arthur L. Sicilliano, Rocco C. 10: 0001 20: 0912 Richardson, John, Jr. Silberman, Charles E. 6: 0582; 7: 0748 19: 0747

53 Simms, John F. Spencer, P. L. 12: 0821 15: 0210 Singleton, Lorena Spencer, Thomas M. 15: 0074, 0122, 0626, 0664, 0713, 12: 0269 0808; 16: 0347, 0522; 17: 0442; Spivey, Delmar T. 19: 0166; 20: 0308 18: 0355 Siverson, Elaine C. Sprague, Mansfield D. 11: 0445, 0495, 0972; 12: 0103, 0187, 21: 0332 0354, 0410, 0658, 0821, 0862, Sprague, Robert C. 0907, 0951; 13: 0001, 0048, 0260, 3: 0907, 0937; 5: 0542; 11: 0573; 0322, 0578, 0639, 0690, 0749, 12: 0050; 13: 0048 0922; 14: 0196, 0419, 0562; Staats, Elmer B. 19: 0217; 20: 0619; 21: 0285 3: 0300; 8: 0132, 0156, 0194, 0228, Skelley, Lawrence 0274, 0359, 0566, 0605, 0638, 13: 0578 0670, 0712, 0829, 0852, 0879, Skouras, George P. 0904, 0936, 0968; 9: 0001–0469, 11: 0800 0954; 10: 0001, 0068, 0489, 0640, Sleeper, Ray S. 0674; 12: 0269, 0312; 13: 0782; 7: 0205 14: 0376; 18: 0355; 19: 0342, 0389; Sloan, William J. 21: 0239, 0623 11: 0533; 12: 0050, 0821; 14: 0467 Stans, Maurice H. Smith, Bromley 5: 0439 3: 0349; 6: 0001; 8: 0001, 0036, 0074, Stanwood, Elizabeth Redding 0316, 0712, 0744; 9: 0535, 0559, 15: 0074 0585, 0606, 0632, 0651, 0671, Stassen, Harold E. 0702, 0727, 0754, 0777, 0805; 5: 0897, 0934; 13: 0154; 14: 0657; 11: 0180; 12: 0050; 14: 0144; 20: 0619 15: 0001; 16: 0053; 18: 0355, 0575, Steiner, H. Arthur 0801; 19: 0166, 0217, 0523, 0878; 18: 0801; 21: 0332 20: 0619; 21: 0555, 0703 Stephens, Oren Smith, C. R. 4: 0270 21: 0665 Stephens, Thomas E. Smith, Dale O. 5: 0001; 18: 0862 11: 0278 Sterner, M. A. Smith, Gerard C. 21: 0285 4: 0270; 6: 0032 Stevenson, Adlai E. Smith, J. H., Jr. 19: 0792 8: 0228; 10: 0535, 0674 Stevenson, Earl P. Smith, McGregor 21: 0138 12: 0001 Stewart, Edith Smits, Helen 11: 0972 21: 0497 Stimpson, Harry F., Jr. Snyder, Glenn H. 6: 0256 20: 0490 Stix, Thomas C. Snyder, Murray 11: 0972 20: 0406 Stockton, R. M. Sonnabend, A. M. 21: 0665 15: 0023 Stoessel, Walter B., Jr. Souers, Sidney W. 20: 0232 4: 0823

54 Stone, Elizabeth Vaiden Truman, Harry 5: 0606 5: 0569 Strauss, Lewis L. Twining, N. F. 3: 0862; 5: 0240, 0791; 6: 0001; 4: 0795; 6: 0118; 21: 0538 8: 0156; 12: 0603; 13: 0001, 0690; Upton, T. Graydon 20: 0619, 0882 20: 0817 Strausz-Hupé, Robert Villard, O. G., Jr. 5: 0439 17: 0781 Streger, Elsie Vogt, John W., Jr. 18: 0317 10: 0937 Streibert, Theodore C. Vorys, John M. 5: 0934 4: 0161 Streit, Clarence K. Walker, Virginia H. 21: 0332, 0388 13: 0001 Stringham, Warde B. Walne, Walter H., Jr. 19: 0389 12: 0145, 0223; 13: 0578; 14: 0603 Sufrin, Sidney C. Walsh, Joseph P. 21: 0332 21: 0703 Summerfield, Arthur E. Walters, Eugenia 6: 0304 5: 0569 Taber, John Warburg, James P. 18: 0862 21: 0623 Talbott, Harold E. Warner, Patricia R. 20: 0538 13: 0521 Tate, Robert F. Washburn, Abbott 18: 0355, 0398 10: 0317; 18: 0195 Taylor, Jay Watkins, Bryan J. 12: 0821; 13: 0401, 0690, 0749 11: 0760 Taylor, Maxwell D. Watson, Clement Hayes 5: 0934 18: 0266 Thomas, C. S. Weafer, Eugene C. 21: 0595 14: 0144 Thompkins, William F. Webb, James E. 5: 0825 3: 0751 Thompson, Ernest O. Weber, Francis J. 13: 0749 19: 0417 Thompson, Lewis S. Weber, George 20: 0490, 0912 3: 0349; 4: 0462; 18: 0455; 19: 0034, Thompson, Worthington 0747; 20: 0786, 0882; 21: 0580 5: 0569 Webster, Warren, Jr. Tilney, Frederick, Jr. 21: 0595 21: 0538 Weeks, Edward Tomlinson, Maude E. 14: 0690 12: 0050; 13: 0827; 14: 0337, 0928 Weeks, Sinclair Travis, Martin B., Jr. 10: 0891 12: 0269 Weimer, Marian Triebel, C. O. 10: 0317 6: 0001 Weitzel, John P. Trudeau, Arthur G. 5: 0542; 6: 0001 19: 0217

55 Whalen, Grover A. Wilson, C. N. 21: 0665 11: 0719 Whitcomb, Richard S. Winckler, Ed 21: 0623 21: 0623 White, Thomas D. Winkler, Daniel M. 21: 0703 11: 0972 White, W. R. Winslow, Joseph E. 6: 0304 5: 0731 White, William L. Wirt, Frederick M. 6: 0545; 21: 0623 19: 0127 Whittier, Alice Wollmar, Stellan C. 18: 0160 6: 0632 Wigglesworth, Richard B. Woodward, Donald B. 16: 0053 5: 0606 Wiley, Alexander Wooldridge, E. T. 7: 0205 14: 0777; 20: 0446 Wilkey, Malcom R. Wyeth, George A., Jr. 17: 0442 18: 0575 Williams, Edwin Moss Yeagley, J. Walter 21: 0665, 0703 20: 0287, 0786 Williams, Langbourne M. York, Herbert F. 21: 0665 20: 0490 Williams, Manning H. Young, Philip 10: 0584; 21: 0743 5: 0569, 0639, 0687, 0731, 0825 Williams, Walter Zellerbach, Harold L. 3: 0862 21: 0743 Willis, Charles F., Jr. Zuccala, C. S. 19: 0127 19: 0449 Wilson, C. E. 5: 0687, 0863, 0897, 0965; 14: 0144, 0777; 19: 0217

56 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 subject begins. Hence, 9: 0403 refers to the folder that begins at Frame 0403 of Reel 9. 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.

Afghanistan Arms control and disarmament 9: 0403; 14: 0044 1: 0193, 0681, 0753, 0782, 0903, 0976; Africa 2: 0121, 0366, 0935; 3: 0654; 2: 0878; 9: 0671; 16: 0347 6: 0118, 0632; 8: 0228; 9: 0327; see also Algeria 10: 0674; 11: 0146; 13: 0101, 0154, see also Congo 0957; 14: 0467; 15: 0713, 0808, see also Ethiopia 0904; 16: 0390; 20: 0490 see also Libya Asia see also Morocco U.S. foreign policy toward 1: 0542, see also Tunisia 0612, 0645; 2: 0813 African Americans see also Afghanistan 10: 0128 see also China, People’s Republic of Agency for International Development, see also China, Republic of U.S. (USAID) see also Hong Kong 1: 0782, 0877; 2: 0033; 12: 0555 see also India Agricultural surpluses see also Indonesia 1: 0388 see also Japan Algeria see also Korea, Republic of 2: 0033, 0774, 0813; 7: 0251, 0690; see also Philippines 11: 0495; 15: 0664 see also South Asia American Red Cross see also Southeast Asia 3: 0507, 0590 see also Sri Lanka Antarctica Atomic Energy Commission 1: 0506, 0903; 2: 0189, 0401, 0665, 1: 0903; 4: 0954 0843; 7: 0103, 0251, 0328, 0596, Australia 0642, 0783; 9: 0286; 11: 0800; 7: 0001 12: 0862; 15: 0626; 16: 0053, 0482, Austria 0927; 17: 0442; 20: 0177; 21: 0623 1: 0063, 0717 Antitrust laws Berlin, East 3: 0001 2: 0001 Arab-Israeli conflict Berlin, West 19: 0878; 20: 0671 foreign policy 14: 0376 Archeology general 1: 0193; 2: 0091; 7: 0374 19: 0073 Berlin Air Safety Center Armistice 6: 0858 France–Southeast Asia 1: 0428

57 Berlin crisis Dearborn, Frederick M., Jr. 2: 0665 6: 0304, 0358, 0398, 0442, 0502, 0545, Bradley, Omar, N. 0582, 0632, 0673, 0722, 0766, 1: 0193 0809, 0858 Budget of the U.S. Defectors 1: 0230, 0301, 0612; 3: 0139, 0196, 2: 0121; 3: 0040; 6: 0858; 7: 0288, 0256, 0300, 0349, 0376, 0862; 0328; 14: 0044; 20: 0346, 0406 4: 0211 Defense budgets and appropriations Canada 2: 0033, 0212, 0331, 0594, 0843; 2: 0594 3: 0095, 0139, 0196, 0256, 0300, Capitalism 0349, 0376; 4: 0211 20: 0232 Defense contracts and procurement Caribbean area 20: 0538 2: 0912 Defense mobilization China, People’s Republic of (PRC) 1: 0903 foreign policy 3: 0548; 6: 0398; Diplomatic and consular service 10: 0179; 17: 0567 1: 0941; 2: 0001, 0401, 0561; 14: 0690; foreign trade controls 1: 0877 15: 0713; 16: 0585 general 1: 0063, 0268; 18: 0233, 0801; Eastern Europe 21: 0555 general 7: 0504; 13: 0401 China, Republic of (ROC) riots and disorders 1: 0116 foreign policy 1: 0359, 0645; 2: 0264; U.S. foreign policy toward 1: 0645; 6: 0398 2: 0469; 6: 0858; 14: 0337 general 1: 0063, 0268, 0542; 3: 0654; see also Hungary 7: 0205; 14: 0144, 0196; 15: 0511; see also Poland 16: 0390; 17: 0696 see also Union of Soviet Socialist Civil aviation Republics 2: 0331; 3: 0095; 11: 0625 see also Yugoslavia Civil defense Economic defense 2: 0033, 0121, 0157, 0235, 0366, 0433, 1: 0428; 16: 0869; 17: 0277 0497; 3: 0548; 15: 0664; 16: 0347; Economic policy 17: 0044, 0098, 0614; 19: 0604, 2: 0401, 0630; 17: 0277; 20: 0671 0667, 0941 Education Civil rights federal aid to 6: 0905; 19: 0342 20: 0912 general 19: 0792; 20: 0177 Cold war schools, private 20: 0177 21: 0239, 0432 Egypt Colonialism 10: 0128; 19: 0073 10: 0317 Ethiopia Communism 2: 0033; 6: 0905; 7: 0328; 15: 0001 10: 0228, 0275, 0371, 0674; 18: 0233; Europe 20: 0346 see Austria Congo see Berlin, West 3: 0001 see Eastern Europe Congressional-executive relations see Finland 3: 0133 see France Cuba see German Democratic Republic 2: 0912; 3: 0001 see Germany, Federal Republic of Cyprus see Greece 2: 0878 see Hungary

58 see Italy ROK 1: 0089; 2: 0189, 0235, 0497, see North Atlantic Treaty Organization 0736; 12: 0269; 15: 0511, 0957 see Poland South Asia 1: 0976; 2: 0091, 0774; see Scandinavia 3: 0418 see Spain Southeast Asia 1: 0941; 2: 0033, 0813; see Yugoslavia 3: 0001; 6: 0809; 14: 0819 Exchange of persons programs Spain 1: 0468; 2: 0157; 3: 0066, 0704; 20: 0538 12: 0312; 13: 0876 Executive Continuity Plan Turkey 2: 0121, 0189; 15: 0957; 1: 0329, 0359 16: 0053 Federal employees USSR 1: 0645; 7: 0452; 10: 0161, 0179, 7: 0103, 0690 0207, 0440; 14: 0419, 0467; Federal pay and allowances 17: 0181, 0310; 18: 0862; 19: 0034, 3: 0139, 0196, 0256, 0300, 0349, 0376 0217, 0482; 21: 0239 Finland West Africa 2: 0935 foreign policy 11: 0146; 14: 0562 Yugoslavia 12: 0782; 17: 0001 general 3: 0418; 6: 0954; 7: 0328; Foreign relations 16: 0585 1: 0976; 19: 0266; 21: 0206 Fiscal policy Foreign students 19: 0266 6: 0632 Foreign diplomats and missions in U.S. Foreign trade controls 2: 0121; 13: 0401 general 1: 0506, 0941; 2: 0121; 3: 0654, Foreign economic assistance 0704; 12: 0951 3: 0418 PRC 1: 0877 Foreign military forces see also International trade 7: 0642 see also Trade policy Foreign policy Four-Power negotiations Asia 1: 0542, 0612, 0645; 2: 0813 1: 0782 Eastern Europe 1: 0645; 2: 0469; France 6: 0858; 14: 0337 foreign policy 2: 0294, 0774, 0813; Ethiopia 6: 0905; 15: 0001 16: 0585 Finland 11: 0146; 14: 0562 general 16: 0522, 0554 France 2: 0294, 0774, 0813; 16: 0585 involvement in Southeast Asia 1: 0193 FRG 2: 0001, 0329, 0366; 14: 0376 Geneva Conference GDR 2: 0001, 0033; 6: 0442; 14: 0376, Southeast Asia 1: 0428 0928 German Democratic Republic (GDR) Iran 1: 0301, 0329, 0645; 2: 0091, 0235, foreign policy 2: 0001, 0033; 6: 0442; 0935; 3: 0627 14: 0376, 0928 Italy 1: 0388; 3: 0590; 15: 0001 general 1: 0193; 2: 0091; 7: 0374 Japan 2: 0973 Germany, Federal Republic of (FRG) Latin America 1: 0542; 2: 0033, 0630; foreign policy 2: 0001, 0366; 14: 0376 3: 0627; 6: 0632 general 1: 0193; 2: 0091; 6: 0442; Libya 2: 0157, 0189, 0912 7: 0374 Middle East 1: 0844; 2: 0091, 0366, Government and business 0561; 6: 0673, 0809; 12: 0050, 20: 0047, 0113 0145; 14: 0419, 0603 Government inspections Poland 2: 0121, 0264; 15: 0304 1: 0428 PRC 3: 0548; 6: 0398; 10: 0179; Government reorganization 17: 0567 4: 0954; 15: 0074 ROC 1: 0359, 0645; 2: 0264; 6: 0398

59 Government spending International assistance 3: 0139, 0196, 0256, 0300, 0349, 0376 1: 0645; 6: 0582, 0905; 7: 0748, 0783; Greece 10: 0161, 0535, 0640, 0674; 2: 0235; 7: 0205, 0504 11: 0495, 0858; 15: 0074, 0122; Guatemala 19: 0707 1: 0428 see also Agency for International Hall, Richard L. Development, U.S. 3: 0418, 0459, 0507, 0548, 0590, 0627, International trade 0654, 0704 11: 0404; 20: 0047 Harr, Karl G., Jr. see also Foreign trade controls 6: 0905, 0954; 7: 0001–0946 see also Trade policy Hong Kong Inventors and inventions 2: 0973; 16: 0390 21: 0285 Hoover Commission Iran 5: 0269 foreign policy 1: 0301, 0329, 0645; Hospital ships 2: 0091, 0235, 0935; 3: 0627 7: 0690 general 1: 0028, 0193; 7: 0155, 0374, Hungary 0553, 0596; 11: 0800; 15: 0074 2: 0033; 15: 0015, 0122; 20: 0346 Iraq Iceland 2: 0736; 17: 0889 6: 0809; 7: 0288; 16: 0433 Italy Immigration foreign policy 1: 0388; 3: 0590; 15: 0001 3: 0418 general 7: 0205 India Japan 3: 0418 foreign policy 2: 0973 Indonesia Khrushchev, Nikita 1: 0329; 2: 0264; 9: 0671; 16: 0522 6: 0398; 7: 0783; 18: 0001 Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles Korea, Republic of (ROK) (ICBMs) economy, postwar 1: 0148 1: 0813, 0877; 2: 0121, 0235, 0294, foreign policy 1: 0089; 2: 0189, 0235, 0366, 0774, 0843, 0878, 0935; 0497, 0736; 12: 0269; 15: 0511, 6: 0153, 0722; 7: 0251; 10: 0408; 0957 11: 0719, 0760, 0800, 0858; general 1: 0001, 0329; 2: 0033, 0091; 12: 0704, 0751; 16: 0482, 0554, 3: 0548, 0627, 0783; 7: 0251; 0869; 17: 0542; 18: 0266; 19: 0166; 15: 0163; 16: 0308; 17: 0389, 0442 20: 0715 military 1: 0388 Intermediate Range Ballistic Missiles Laos (IRBMs) 9: 0469 2: 0235, 0294; 6: 0722, 0766; 12: 0704, Latin America 0751; 16: 0820; 17: 0542 foreign policy 1: 0542; 2: 0033, 0630; Internal security 3: 0627; 6: 0632 1: 0089, 0268, 0329, 0681, 0976; general 3: 0704; 7: 0205, 0899; 9: 0702; 2: 0529, 0774; 3: 0133, 0590, 0654; 11: 0800; 13: 0876 6: 0809; 7: 0504, 0642, 0946; see also Caribbean area 8: 0036; 11: 0625; 12: 0751; see also Guatemala 13: 0922; 14: 0044, 0419; 15: 0553, see also Mexico 0768; 16: 0159, 0675; 18: 0195; Libya foreign policy 2: 0157, 0189, 0912 general 7: 0103; 13: 0001

60 Malaria Military supplies and property 8: 0670; 17: 0098 21: 0595 Maritime law Military training 16: 0927 2: 0212 Merchant seamen Military weapons 2: 0331, 0736 16: 0308, 0347, 0433, 0720 Mexico see also Missiles and rockets 19: 0073 see also Nuclear weapons Middle East Mines and mining industry Arab-Israeli conflict 19: 0878; 20: 0671 18: 0622, 0671, 0708 foreign policy 1: 0844; 2: 0091, 0366, Missiles and rockets 0561; 6: 0673, 0809; 12: 0050, 15: 0768; 16: 0113, 0554, 0869 0145; 14: 0419, 0603 Monopolies and cartels general 1: 0116, 0506; 2: 0033, 0212, international oil cartel case 2: 0973 0497, 0702; 3: 0040; 7: 0288, 0374, see also Antitrust laws 0642; 10: 0128; 16: 0390, 0482, Morocco 0675, 0820, 0869; 17: 0044, 0098, 2: 0033, 0529, 0774, 0813; 7: 0251; 0519; 18: 0355, 0496; 19: 0878; 11: 0495; 15: 0664 21: 0138 Mutual security see also Cyprus 2: 0594; 3: 0001 see also Egypt National Aeronautics and Space see also Iran Administration (NASA) see also Iraq 17: 0442 see also Turkey National defense see also Yemen 1: 0148, 0193, 0268, 0359, 0468, 0612; Military aid 2: 0001, 0121, 0157, 0189, 0212, 2: 0912, 0973; 3: 0001, 0066 0264, 0401, 0469, 0630, 0813, Military aircraft 0973; 3: 0066, 0139, 0196, 0256, 20: 0538 0300, 0349, 0376, 0418, 0704, Military Air Transport Service 0783, 0862; 4: 0001, 0270, 0416; 2: 0878 8: 0785, 0803; 13: 0922; 14: 0376, Military assistance 0657, 0690, 0736, 0819, 0962; 12: 0658; 17: 0044 15: 0428, 0626; 16: 0001, 0159, Military Assistance Program 0390, 0637, 0820; 17: 0044, 0098, 1: 0717, 0877, 0976 0277, 0731, 0781; 19: 0001, 0667, Military bases, posts, and reservations 0941; 20: 0001, 0715; 21: 0285, 2: 0401, 0529 0388 Military communications see also Civil defense 2: 0264 see also Economic defense Military education and training see also Internal security 18: 0398, 0455 National Defense Telephone Directory Military intelligence 4: 0735 2: 0331, 0401, 0529; 19: 0034 National Industrial Advisory Committee Military personnel 18: 0027 18: 0095 National Petroleum Program Military strategy 1: 0089, 0148, 0268 2: 0121; 4: 0416; 8: 0785, 0803; National Security Act of 1947 13: 0922; 17: 0098; 18: 0398, 0455, 2: 0264 0862; 19: 0166, 0266; 20: 0001, 0861; 21: 0285

61 National Security Council (NSC) 14: 0562; 15: 0428–0553, 0626, agenda and minutes 1: 0001–3: 0095 0713, 0904, 0957; 16: 0211, 0347, availability of documents to Congress 0720, 0766, 0820, 0869; 17: 0044, 3: 0133 0140, 0781, 0817; 19: 0667; budget 3: 0139, 0196, 0256, 0300, 20: 0490; 21: 0016 0349, 0376 see also Intercontinental Ballistic consultants 3: 0907, 0937; 4: 0001, Missiles 0043, 0115, 0161 see also Intermediate Range Ballistic consultants comments 3: 0751, 0783, Missiles 0840, 0862 Office of Defense Mobilization general 4: 0211, 0235, 0270, 0302, general 4: 0211 0325, 0416, 0462 military mobilization 2: 0594 Intelligence Directives 4: 0823, 0864, Operation Ivy 0875, 0891, 0897, 0919, 0945 1: 0388 meeting arrangements 4: 0795 Operations Coordinating Board (OCB) monthly project summary 4: 0208 general 8: 0001–0524; 15: 0074, 0122, organization and function 4: 0954; 0304; 16: 0001, 0053 5: 0001, 0040, 0071, 0098, 0145, luncheon meetings 8: 0566, 0605, 0638, 0173, 0200, 0240, 0269, 0297, 0670, 0712, 0744, 0785, 0803 0341, 0374, 0410, 0439 minutes of meetings 8: 0829–9: 0805 personnel 5: 0542, 0569, 0606 organization 9: 0838, 0877, 0954; Personnel Security Program 5: 0639, 10: 0001–0100 0687, 0731, 0756, 0791, 0825 Overseas Information Services Planning Board 3: 0751, 0783, 0840, 10: 0001 0862, 0907, 0937; 4: 0001, 0043, Panama Canal 0115, 0161; 5: 0859, 0863, 0897, 16: 0482, 0522, 0720 0934, 0965; 6: 0001 Peace movements projects and meeting agendas 6: 0032, 7: 0748 0066 Personnel special meetings 6: 0097, 0118, 0153 5: 0474, 0512 topics for future discussions 6: 0191 Petroleum and petroleum industry see also Operations Coordinating Board demand 1: 0063 North Atlantic Treaty Organization exports and imports 7: 0642 (NATO) general 11: 0146; 18: 0907; 21: 0138 2: 0665, 0843; 3: 0001, 0095; 6: 0809 policy 2: 0702; 3: 0040, 0704, 0840 Nuclear power plants and reactors reserves 16: 0390; 17: 0889; 18: 0957 1: 0681, 0903; 2: 0157, 0331; 6: 0673; see also National Petroleum Program 13: 0101, 0154; 17: 0389; 18: 0095; Philippines 19: 0482 7: 0155 Nuclear testing and test sites Poland 2: 0433, 0594; 3: 0704; 7: 0056, 0419; foreign policy 2: 0121, 0264; 15: 0304 8: 0316; 9: 0247; 10: 0179, 0535; general 2: 0033; 7: 0553; 15: 0015; 16: 0675; 17: 0098, 0389, 0731; 20: 0346 18: 0233; 20: 0446; 21: 0016 Port security Nuclear weapons 2: 0630, 0702, 0973; 15: 0626 attack procedure 1: 0681 Private schools general 2: 0091, 0157, 0235, 0366, 20: 0177 0561, 0594; 3: 0783; 7: 0001; Project Solarium 8: 0785, 0803; 11: 0858; 12: 0050, 1: 0148, 0193 0103, 0555; 13: 0101, 0154, 0260;

62 Propaganda Space programs 10: 0179, 0584 6: 0153, 0809, 0858; 7: 0155, 0419, Psychological warfare 0452, 0504, 0821; 8: 0036; 9: 0247, 1: 0001; 2: 0469; 7: 0690; 10: 0408, 0469, 0727; 10: 0674; 11: 0180; 0640; 17: 0347 16: 0585, 0637, 0766, 0869; Radio 17: 0001, 0310, 0389, 0442, 0614; 1: 0576, 0645; 7: 0288 18: 0095; 20: 0047 Radio Free Europe Spain 7: 0553 foreign policy 1: 0468; 2: 0157; 3: 0066, Reconnaissance 0704; 12: 0312; 13: 0876 18: 0095 general 7: 0205; 11: 0495 Red Cross USAID 1: 0782 see American Red Cross Special OCB Committee Refugees 10: 0128, 0161, 0179, 0207, 0228, general 2: 0121, 0264; 3: 0040; 6: 0858; 0275, 0317, 0371, 0408, 0440, 7: 0288, 0328; 15: 0346; 21: 0743 0489, 0535, 0584, 0615, 0640, 0674 Yugoslavia 6: 0545 Special Studies Project Republican Party 4: 0001 7: 0596 Sputnik Riots and disorders 2: 0294 Eastern Europe 1: 0116 Sri Lanka Rubber policy 16: 0390 1: 0612; 3: 0627 Stockpiling Scandinavia 2: 0212, 0366; 4: 0211; 12: 0821; 2: 0935; 3: 0095 16: 0159; 17: 0310 Science Advisory Committee Strategic Air Command (SAC) 2: 0033, 0294, 0433 16: 0308, 0585, 0637 Scientific Satellite Program Subversive activities 2: 0091, 0157, 0366 3: 0590 Ships and shipbuilding Suez Canal 18: 0756 2: 0001, 0033; 14: 0690, 0819 see also Hospital ships Taxation South Asia 3: 0783; 20: 0232 foreign policy 1: 0976; 2: 0091, 0774; Technical Capabilities Panel 3: 0418; 6: 0954 1: 0813 Southeast Asia Thailand foreign policy 1: 0941; 2: 0033, 0813; 1: 0976; 14: 0300 3: 0001; 6: 0809; 14: 0819 Trade policy French involvement 1: 0193 2: 0736 general 1: 0089, 0116, 0576; 7: 0205; Treaties and agreements 14: 0337 Austrian Peace Treaty 1: 0063 Geneva Conference 1: 0428 Tunisia Laos 9: 0469 2: 0033, 0774, 0813; 7: 0251; 11: 0495; Thailand 1: 0976; 14: 0360 15: 0664 see also Vietnam, Republic of Turkey Space based defenses foreign policy 2: 0121, 0189; 15: 0957; 6: 0153 16: 0053 Space policy general 7: 0419; 16: 0159 2: 0497, 0529, 0774, 0878; 7: 0103 U-2 crisis 2: 0973

63 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics U.S. citizens abroad (USSR) 2: 0212, 0433; 6: 0442; 7: 0103, 0690, diplomatic and consular service 1: 0506 0821, 0899; 8: 0001, 0074; 9: 0606; economic policy 19: 0034 16: 0159; 17: 0181; 18: 0355 foreign policy 1: 0645; 7: 0452; U.S. Information Agency 10: 0161, 0179, 0207, 0440; 6: 0766 14: 0419, 0467; 17: 0181, 0310; Vietnam, Republic of (RVN) 18: 0862; 19: 0034, 0217, 0482; 1: 0645, 0753, 0976; 14: 0300, 0467 21: 0239 Volunteer Freedom Corps general 1: 0941; 2: 0331; 11: 0625; 1: 0089; 20: 0346 13: 0401; 14: 0690; 18: 0001, 0233, Voting rights 0496, 0862; 21: 0555 19: 0747 military threat 3: 0548 West Africa nuclear testing and test sites 6: 0545 foreign policy 2: 0935 space programs 6: 0632 Yemen United Nations (UN) 6: 0545 1: 0148; 21: 0555 Yugoslavia USAID foreign policy 12: 0782; 17: 0001 see Agency for International refugees 2: 0264; 6: 0545 Development, U.S.

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