THE WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENCE AND MEMORANDA …

A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of

The Papers of John Foster Dulles and of Christian A. Herter,

1953-1961

THE WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENCE

AND MEMORANDA

SERIES

UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA

The Presidential Documents Series

The Papers of John Foster Dulles and of Christian A. Herter,

1953-1961

THE WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENCE AND

MEMORANDA SERIES

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Dulles, John Foster, 1888-1959. The papers of John Foster Dulles and of Christian A.

Herter, 1953-1961 [microform].

(The White House correspondence and memoranda series) (The Presidential documents series)

"Microfilmed from the holdings of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library."

Includes index. 1. United States-Foreign relations-1953-1961--

Sources. 2. Dulles, John Foster, 1888-1959--Archives. 3. Herter, Christian Archibald, 1895-1966-Archives. I. Herter, Christian Archibald, 1895-1966. II. Lester, Robert. III. Dwight D. Eisenhower Library. IV. Title. V. Series. VI. Series: Presidential documents series. [E835] 327.73 87-13343 ISBN 0-89093-891-1

Copyright © 1986 by University Publications of America, Inc. All rights reserved.

ISBN 0-89093-891-1.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Acronym List v

Scope and Content Note vii

Reel Index

Reels 1 -4

John Foster Dulles: White House Memoranda Series Chronological Subseries 1

Reel 5

John Foster Dulles: White House Memoranda Series cont. Chronological Subseries cont 14 General Foreign Policy Subseries 15 Intelligence Subseries 16 Internal Security Subseries 16

John Foster Dulles: Draft Presidential Correspondence and Speeches Series 17

Reels 6-7

John Foster Dulles: Draft Presidential Correspondence and Speeches Series cont 17

Reel 8

John Foster Dulles: Draft Presidential Correspondence and Speeches Series cont 23

Christian A. Herter: Official Correspondence and Memoranda, 1957-1961 24

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Reel 9

Christian A. Herter: Official Correspondence and Memoranda, 1957-1961 cont 25

Subject Index 29

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ACRONYM LIST

The following acronyms are used frequently in this micropublication and are reproduced here for the convenience of the user.

C|A Central Intelligence Agency EDC European Defense Community ,CA International Cooperation Administration "-0 International Labor Organization MAAG Military Assistance Advisory Group MATS Military Air Transport Service NAT0 North Atlantic Treaty Organization NSC National Security Council SAC Strategic Air Command SEATO Southeast Asia Treaty Organization U.N. United Nations USIA United States Information Agency

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The White House Correspondence and Memoranda Series of The Papers of John Foster Dulles and of Christian A. Herter, 1953-1961 consists of three major series•John Foster Dulles: White House Memoranda Series; John Foster Dulles: Draft Presidential Correspondence and Speeches Series; and Christian A. Herter: Official Correspondence and Memoranda Series, 1957-1961. These series are drawn from the holdings of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library, Abilene, Kansas.

The material in each series is divided into folders that are then arranged in reverse chronological order within each year, the contents of each folder also being arranged in reverse chronological order. Each folder contains a "document withdrawal sheet," which itemizes the documents that have been removed from the folder due either to national security considerations or privacy restrictions by the Eisenhower Library. University Publications of America (UPA) has microfilmed the collection as it is arranged at the Eisen- hower Library. All of the material currently available has been filmed in its entirety.

John Foster Dulles: White House Memoranda Series This series covers the period from January 1953 to April 1959 and

comprises four subseries: the Chronological Subsehes; the General Foreign Policy Subseries; the Intelligence Subseries; and the Internal Security Subseries.

The Chronological Subseries consists of White House correspondence and memoranda between John Foster Dulles and the President and his advisers, memoranda of meetings with the President, position papers prepared by the State Department and the White House, and memos of conversations with the President.

The General Foreign Policy Subseries consists of papers, memoranda, and correspondence prepared by the State Department, John Foster Dulles, and the White House. These materials deal with foreign policy and its implementation.

The Intelligence Subseries consists of conversations with Allen W. Dulles, head of the Central Intelligence Agency. These conversations deal with foreign policy matters, with the implementation of foreign policy, and with intelligence activities.

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The Internal Security Subseries consists of memoranda and correspondence on the administration of security, Scott McLeod, and the Charles Bohlen case.

John Foster Dulles: Draft Presidential Correspondence and Memo Series

This series spans the period from January 1953 to April 1954 and contains draft and press copy, presidential correspondence, memoranda, diplomatic notes and aide-memoires, and statements and speeches. Comments, deletions, and additions by John Foster Dulles, the President, and his advisers can be found on these drafts.

Speeches and statements in this series include inaugural addresses, "State of the Union" messages, speeches before private organizations, and speeches on particular topics. Topics include the Middle East, NATO, disarmament, Geneva Summit, Formosa (Taiwan), and the Mutual Security Program.

Topics of the correspondence, memoranda, and diplomatic notes and aide-memoires include Formosa (Taiwan), disarmament, Lebanon, and mutual security.

Christian A. Herter: Official Correspondence and Memo Series This third major series includes materials from Christian A. Herter's

tenure as undersecretary of state, February 1957 to April 1959, and as secretary of state, April 1959 to January 1961.

Included are memos of record, Cabinet briefing material, classified letters, U-2 White Papers and briefing material, White House correspondence, and materials on meetings with the President. Subjects covered by this material include the effect of Dulles's death on the implementation of foreign policy, the U-2 incident, the Paris Summit (1961), and Soviet activities worldwide.

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REEL INDEX The frame number on the left side of the page indicates where a specific file folder

begins. The contents of each folder are typically arranged in reverse chronological order. Dates in brackets indicate the months that are inclusive in the file folder, while the number in parentheses following the file folder title is used to show when more than one file folder of the same title exists.

In the interest of accessing material within folders, this index denotes the major substantive issues, reports, and key policy matters, as well as individuals who figure prominently in the files, under the category Principal Topics and Individuals.

References to John Foster Dulles are noted by his initials JFD.

Reel 1 John Foster Dulles: White House Memoranda Series

Boxl Chronological Subseries 0001 White House Correspondence, 1953 (1). [October-December.] 51pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: CD. Jackson; Berlin Conference; Ja- waharlal Nehru and India; official precedence; Juan Peron; public opinion; atomic weapons; Bricker Amendment; Rabbi Silver; Arab-Israeli dispute; visits to the U.S. by heads of state.

0052 White House Correspondence, 1953 (2). [August-October.] 66pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: State Department appointments; Gov- ernor Dewey's Central American trip; USSR; nuclear bombs; security policy; Norman Thomas; Socialists as employees of the State Department; Harry Guggenheim; Latin America; Communist China; Indochina; CD. Jackson; Germany.

0118 White House Correspondence, 1953 (3). [June-August.] 84pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: General Naguib and Egypt; U.S. foreign policy; Netherlands press opinion and U.S. foreign policy; overseas libraries; Senator Joseph McCarthy; personnel matters; Italy and the Rosenberg case; economic pressure on Communist China; Winston Churchill; Caribbean Commission.

0202 White House Correspondence, 1953 (4). [April-June.] 67pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Senator Robert Taft; Status of Forces Treaty; Mildred McAfee Horton; Styles Bridges; Communist China; security clearance of personnel; Congress; Communist China and the U.N.; Jews; Middle East; Trieste; Paul Hoffman and India; "Chance for Peace" speech.

0269 White House Correspondence, 1953 (5). [January-April.] 79pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Paul Hoffman and Kashmir; Civil Service and "New Dealers"; Samuel Lubell memo on disarmament; enslavement resolution; Norway; Senator Malone on tariffs; CD. Jackson; Voice of America; David Bruce; EDC and the European Coal and Steel Community; liberation resolution; MATS aircraft for the secretary of state; Czechoslo- vakia and anti-Semitism.

0348 White House Correspondence, 1954 (1). [September-December.] 63pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: EDC; Danish ships; death of Pope Pius XII; Brazil; Rio Conference; George Humphrey and Milton Eisenhower; France; Senator William Knowland and foreign policy; bipartisanship; Voice of America; Josef Tito; economic policy; Loy Henderson; U.N.; Cyprus; Krishna Menon and India; Southeast Asia; SEATO and Great Britain; Pierre Mendes-France.

0411 White House Correspondence, 1954 (2). [May-August.] 52pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Lead and zinc; Senator Arthur Watkins; U.S. military base negotiations in Italy; Arthur Fleming; Herbert Hoover, Jr., and Konrad Adenauer; Vice-President Richard Nixon and bipartisanship; David Bruce; Turkey and NATO.

0463 White House Correspondence, 1954 (3). [March-May.] 74pp.

Principal Topics: Draft presidential speech regarding the USSR; Presi- dent's war powers.

0537 White House Correspondence, 1954 (4). [January-March.] 41pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Soviet "psyche" after the Berlin Confer- ence; Panama; CD. Jackson; Harry Guggenheim and Latin America; proposed Department of Peace.

0578 Meetings with the President, 1953. [March-October.] 49pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: EDC; possible summit; Trieste; In- dochina; $100,000 Soviet MIG aircraft; Egyptian negotiations; Panama Canal Treaty; import restrictions on wool; "Candor" speech; Korea; Arthur Dean; Australia-New Zealand-U.S. Treaty (ANZUS) Conference; Italy and Trieste; France.

0627 Meetings with the President, 1954 (1). [August-December.] 41pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Appointments; Communist China; EDC; "little wars"; NATO; U.S. military forces in Europe; U.S. flyers imprisoned in Communist China; Jawaharlal Nehru; J. Lawton Collins and French forces in Indochina; Manila Treaty; Germany and NATO; Vietnam; Formosa; Italy; foreign economic policy; Middle East; CD. Jackson's economic plan; Southeast Asia Treaty.

0668 Meetings with the President, 1954 (2). [July-August.] 45pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Senator Pat McCarran; appointments; tariff on zinc; antitrust suits against foreign companies; Israel; CD. Jack- son's economic plan; Geneva Conference on Indochina; Italy.

0713 Meetings with the President, 1954 (3). [April-July.] 64pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Syngman Rhee; Paul Hoffman; U.S. allies; NSC planning; Winston Churchill visit; Sugar Act; Guatemala; Joint Chiefs of Staff; Admiral Arthur Radford and military talks on Southeast Asia; Formosa; President's war powers; Middle East; the proposed Geneva Summit and the USSR.

0777 Meetings with the President, 1954 (4). [January-April.] 54pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Winston Churchill on the USSR; Egypt; Israel; EDC and France; Indochina; Caracas Conference; Mexico; Panama; Geneva Conference on Indochina; EDC; USSR and Communist China; British cabinet; Berlin Conference; USSR and atomic energy; Aus- trian Treaty; Bricker Amendment; military aid to Pakistan.

Box 2 Chronological Subseries cont. 0831 White House Memoranda, 1954•Formosa Straits (1). [October-December.]

28pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Charles Wilson, U.S.-Republic of China Mutual Defense Treaty; V.K. Wellington Koo; Soviet attack on a U.S. aircraft; Taiwan and Penghu (Pescadores); China paper.

0859 White House Memoranda, 1954•Formosa Straits (2). [July-October.] 68pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: China paper; U.S. foreign policy toward Communist China and Formosa; Soviet-Chicom Accord; United Kingdom; U.S. demand for redress for Americans killed and injured near Hainan; Anthony Eden.

0927 White House Memoranda, 1955•Formosa Straits (1). [March.] 43pp.

Principal Topics: U.S.-Republic of China Mutual Defense Treaty; NSC resolution; security problems in the Far East.

0970 White House Memoranda, 1955•Formosa Straits (2). [January-March.] 57pp. Principal Topics and Individual: Formosa situation; use of nuclear weapons; NSC; Arthur Dean; U.S.-Republic of China Mutual Defense Treaty; U.N.; H.J. Res. 159; Formosa Resolution.

Reel 2 John Foster Dulles: White House Memoranda Series cont. Box 2 cont. Chronological Subseries cont. 0001 White House Memoranda, 1955•Formosa Straits (3). [January.] 46pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: House Foreign Affairs Committee; S. Res. 55, Formosa Resolution; Senator Walter F. George; Chou En-lai's statement on U.S. intervention; H.J. Res. 159; S.J. Res. 28; congressional leaders meeting.

0047 White House Memoranda, 1955•Formosa Straits (4). [January and April.] 33pp.

Principal Topics: Far East situation; Nationalist Chinese evacuation of Tachen; U.S.-Republic of China Mutual Defense Treaty; U.S. foreign policy on Formosa.

0080 Position Paper on the Offshore Islands, April-May 1955 (1 ). [April-May.] 59pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Communist Chinese shelling of Quemoy; Vyacheslav Molotov; presidential news conference; press reports; Chou En-lai's speech to the Asian-African conference.

0139 Position Paper on the Offshore Islands, April-May 1955 (2). [March-April.] 35pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Proposed Offshore Island solution; Robert Bowie; Dwight D. Eisenhower; NSC resolution on the Offshore Islands; Quemoy and Matsu.

0174 Position Paper on the Offshore Islands, April-May 1955 (3). [April.] 21pp. Principal Topics: Paper on U.S. interest in Taiwan; security.

0195 Position Paper on the Offshore Islands, April-May 1955 (4). [April.] 14pp. Principal Topic: U.S. position on Taiwan.

0209 Position Paper on the Offshore Islands, April-May 1955 (5). [April.] 32pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Dwight D. Eisenhower paper on Formosa; JFD's paper on Formosa; Walter Judd.

0241 Position Paper on the Offshore Islands, April-May 1955 (6). [April.] 20pp. Principal Topic: Drafts of position paper.

Box 3 Chronological Subseries cont. 0261 White House Correspondence•General, 1955 (1). [August-December.]

59pp.

Principal Topics: Republican Party; Soviet economic threat; Great Britain and colonialism; Geneva Foreign Ministers Conference; Middle East; aircraft for the U.N.; lead and zinc.

0320 White House Correspondence•General, 1955 (2). [June-August.] 42pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Canada; Mexico; cabinet and budget cuts; cotton policy; USSR; Germany; Colonel Edward Lansdale; Communist China; Burma; Geneva Summit; USSR and disarmament.

0362 White House Correspondence•General, 1955 (3). [April-May.] 56pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Geneva Summit; U.N. ; Communist China and Formosa; Soapy Williams and France; Jawaharlal Nehru; Livingston Merchant's statement on Formosa; Canada; Lysikov case; James B. Co- nant and Germany; Walter Judd and Formosa.

0418 White House Correspondence•General, 1955 (4). [January-April.] 49pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Formosa; MAAG in Saigon; Krishna Menon; Bandung Conference; Walter Judd; release of Yalta papers; Canada; General A.C. Wedemeyer and the Far East; Bernard Baruch and China; Henry Luce; Thailand; Pierre Mendes-France; Mexico.

0467 Meetings with the President, 1955 (1). [December.] 35pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: President's schedule; Konrad Adenauer; European Common Market; Robert Anderson; atomic energy; Nelson Rockefeller; Middle East, USSR; economic aid; Aswan Dam.

0503 Meetings with the President, 1955 (2). [August-November.] 50pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Chinese Nationalists in Outer Mongolia and the U.N.; Geneva Summit; Italy; George (Jock) Whitney; USSR and inspection; USSR and Egypt; East-West contacts; possible successor to Dwight D. Eisenhower as President; Josef Tito; United Kingdom; European Security Treaty; Philippines; Mexico; Konrad Adenauer and Germany.

0553 Meetings with the President, 1955 (3). [June-August.] 50pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Nelson Rockefeller, Communist China; Korea; Jawaharlal Nehru; Mexico; presidential trips; Harold Stassen; Bricker Amendment; Bernard Baruch; Vyacheslav Molotov; Krishna Menon; Senator Walter F. George; satellite resolution; Bering Straits plane incident; Geneva Conference; General Douglas MacArthur on Dwight D. Eisenhower and General J. Lawton Collins; Israel; Konrad Adenauer; Harry S Truman.

0603 Meetings with the President, 1955 (4). [April-June.] 55pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Philippines; Krishna Menon on Commu- nist China and the U.S. prisoners of war; James B. Conant; Harold Macmillan; Josef Tito; Geneva Conference; Harold Stassen as secretary of peace; Formosa; Austrian Treaty; Vietnam; foreign trade and bicycles; Alpha Project for the Middle East; arms control; Bricker Amendment.

0658 Meetings with the President, 1955 (5). [April.] 50pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Vietnam; Austria; Formosa; Italian political behavior; General J. Lawton Collins and Ngo Dinh Diem; William Donovan and Thailand.

0708 Meetings with the President, 1955 (6). [March-April.] 32pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Formosa; Winston Churchill; Yalta papers; France; proposed heads of governments meeting.

0740 Meetings with the President, 1955 (7). [January-March.] 32pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Atomic weapons; troop maneuverings; Export-Import Bank; Quemoy and Matsu; Cambodia; nuclear fallout; General Douglas MacArthur and the abolition of war; ambassador to Vietnam; Bernard Baruch and Communist China; Julius Holmes; Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.; Secretary Robert Stevens and Senator Joseph McCarthy; Senator William Knowland; NATO and atomic weapons; Dag Hammarskjold.

0772 White House Correspondence•General, 1956 (1). [October-December.] 42pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Blair House; State visits; Senator Walter F. George; Henry Wallace on Jawaharlal Nehru; Senator Lyndon B. John- son; U.N.; Jawaharlal Nehru and Eastern Europe; mutual security and Yugoslavia; Suez; NATO strategy.

0814 White House Correspondence•General, 1956 (2). [August-September.] 37pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Milton Eisenhower and inter-American affairs; Arab-Israeli situation; Suez; Gamal Abdel Nasser; Adlai Stevenson and the Republican Liberation Pledge; Norman Cousins on Jawaharlal Nehru.

0851 White House Correspondence•General, 1956 (3). [May-August.] 41pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Communist China and U.S. aircraft; Senator Walter F. George and the London Conference; alleged U.S. violations of Soviet air space; Senator Jacob Javits and Israel.

Box 4 Chronological Subseries cont. 0892 White House Correspondence•General, 1956 (4). [April-May.] 53pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: USSR; world cotton market; Spyros Skouras on British "jealousy" of the U.S.; Germany; ILO and treaty power; Bricker Amendment.

0945 White House Correspondence•General, 1956 (5). [April.] 43pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Communist China trade controls; Robert Menzies on Communist China and the United Kingdom; "Open Skies" plan; Quantico Panel; Geneva Conference (1955); Roy Howard.

0988 White House Correspondence•General, 1956 (6). [January-April.] 40pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Arthur Dean; treaty-making powers; U.S. Middle East policy; Great Britain and its world commitments; Jawaharlal Nehru; Brazil and petroleum.

Reel 3 John Foster Dulles: White House Memoranda Series cont. Box 4 cont. Chronological Subseries cont. 0001 Meetings with the President, January 1956 through July 1956 (1 ). [June-July.]

38pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: James B. Conant; USSR; Dwight D. Eisenhower's trip to Panama; Khrushchev speech; NATO forces; Arab- Israeli situation; Aswan Dam; Cyprus; "Operation Alert"; Clare Booth Luce; Vice-President Richard Nixon; Jawaharlal Nehru visit; Mr. Pineau.

0039 Meetings with the President, January 1956 through July 1956 (2). [May-June.] 44pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Panama meeting; Burma and U.S. aid; Cyprus; Middle East; Senator Walter F. George and NATO; Achmed Sukarno.

0083 Meetings with the President, January 1956 through July 1956 (3). [April-May.] 44pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Senator Walter F. George; Middle East; Bricker Amendment; NATO; European integration; mutual security and the U.N.; "arms in escrow"; Paul Hoffman and foreign aid; Communist China trade controls; Israel; East-West trade; Anthony Eden; United Kingdom.

0127 Meetings with the President, January 1956 through July 1956 (4). [March -April.] 34pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Communist China trade controls; military equipment for Arabs and Israelis; Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., on U.S. relations with Afro-Asian governments; Louis St. Laurent of Canada on Communist China and the Offshore Islands; Canadian tax on publications; Columbia Basin; Israel; Senator Mike Mansfield; Middle East policy; United Kingdom.

0161 Meetings with the President, January 1956 through July 1956 (5). [January- March.] 47pp.

Principal Topics: Israel; Middle East; Italy; United Kingdom; USSR; Vietnam; disarmament; nuclear material.

0208 Meetings with the President, January 1956 through July 1956 (6). [January.] 38pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Atomic energy; Robert Anderson's mission to the Middle East; conservatives in foreign policy making; Italy; Argen- tina; Jawaharlal Nehru; Earl Warren; Radio in American Sector (RIAS) and Eastern Europe; Morocco; William Jackson as successor to Nelson Rocke- feller; Livingston Merchant; John Cowles on Arnold Toynbee's views on international affairs.

0246 Meetings with the President, August 1956 through December 1956 (1). [December.] 44pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Dick Richards; Middle East; nucleartests; Harold Stassen and disarmament; Gamal Abdel Nasser.

0290 Meetings with the President, August 1956 through December 1956 (2). [November-December.] 43pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Operations Coordinating Board; General Walter Bedell Smith; State Department; NATO meeting; Middle East; USSR and U.N. principles; "gold drain"; Robert Anderson; Herbert Hoover, Jr.; Harold Stassen; NATO; Jawaharlal Nehru visit; Suez.

0333 Meetings with the President, August 1956 through December 1956 (3). [October-November.] 49pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Greece; Nikolai Bulganin letter; Anthony Eden; personnel matters; Ethiopia; Senator Theodore Green; United King- dom; Jawaharlal Nehru; Suez; NATO.

0382 Meetings with the President, August 1956 through December 1956 (4). [October.] 34pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Poland; France and Algeria; Suez; international atomic energy; Israel and Jordan; mutual security; Josef Tito.

0416 Meetings with the President, August 1956 through December 1956 (5). [September-October.] 30pp.

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Principal Topics and Individuals: Suez Canal; Israel; Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., on U.S. dependent territories; ambassadorial appointments; disarmament; atomic energy and the United Kingdom.

0446 Meetings with the President, August 1956 through December 1956 (6). [August-October.] 51 pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Suez; Gamal Abdel Nasser; United King- dom; Cyprus; Nicaraguan Canal.

Box 5 Chronological Subseries cont. 0497 Meetings with the President, August 1956 through December 1956 (7). [August.]

29pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Suez; Communist China; Panama; Germany; Italy; Henry Holland.

0526 Meetings with the President, August 1956 through December 1956 (8). [August.] 47pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: USSR; military demands on budget; tanks for Germany; Suez Canal; Panama Canal; Republican Party platform; Konrad Adenauer; nuclear weapons.

0573 White House Correspondence•General, 1957 (1). [November-December.] 85pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: NATO; General Bernard Montgomery on Cyprus; Arthur Bums on the budget; India; "Security and Peace" speech.

0658 White House Correspondence•General, 1957 (2). [October-November.] 74pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: "Waging the Peace" speech; arms for Tunisia; Sudan; Adlai Stevenson and NATO; National Planning Association on international affairs; Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., on Syria and Turkey; United Kingdom; NATO; nuclear power.

0732 White House Correspondence•General, 1957 (3). [October.] 50pp. Principal Topics and Individuals : Adnan Menderes of Turkey; State Depart- ment comments on National Planning Association paper; Harold Macmillan; U.S.-USSR foreign relations and outer space.

0782 White House Correspondence•General, 1957 (4). [September-October.] 89pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Speech on national security; Harold Stassen and nuclear testing; Lewis Strauss and nuclear testing; Little Rock, Arkansas, situation; speech on mutual security; USÍA; SEATO; Adlai Stevenson on the arms race.

0871 White House Correspondence•General, 1957 (5). [June-August.] 66pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Mutual security; King Saud; U.S. newsmen and travel to Communist China; Syria; Jordan and "offensive weapons"; Soviet economic penetration; Norman Thomas and disarmament.

0937 White House Correspondence•General, 1957 (6). [May-June.] 45pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: United Kingdom; Israel; George (Jock) Whitney; Paul Dudley White report on the Middle East; Girard case; Communist China trade control.

Reel 4 John Foster Dulles: White House Memoranda Series cont. Box 5 cont. Chronological Subseries cont. 0001 White House Correspondence•General, 1957 (6) cont. [April-May.] 22pp.

Principal Topics: Budget; visit of Ngo Dinh Diem.

0023 White House Correspondence•General, 1957 (7). [January-April.] 39pp. Principal Topics and Individual: Archbishop Makarios; United Kingdom and leaks of information; U.S. military forces in Germany; United Kingdom and NATO forces; Israel and Egypt; Saudi Arabia; public opinion on the conduct of foreign affairs; appointment of assistant secretary of state for economic affairs.

0062 White House Correspondence•General, 1957 (8). [January.] 27pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Visit of King Saud; Operations Coordinat- ing Board; Clarence Randall and the administrative aspects of a foreign economic policy; George Whitney on Gamal Abdel Nasser.

0089 Meetings with the President, 1957 (1). [November-December.] 26pp.

Principal Topics: Gaither report; disarmament; NATO council; mutual security.

0115 Meetings with the President, 1957 (2). [October-November.] 31 pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Intelligence operations; SAC alert and "surprise attack"; Adlai Stevenson; NATO; Middle East; Yugoslavia; United Kingdom and Middle East; U.S.-Canada and defense matters; exchange programs with the USSR; U.S.-United Kingdom cooperation; cutbacks in the armed services; Soviet satellite; Turkey and Syria.

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0146 Meetings with the President, 1957 (3). [August-October.] 33pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: U.S.-United Kingdom relations; Harold Stassen on nuclear testing; Middle East; Turkey; India and Pakistan; Vice- President Richard Nixon and the administration's legislative program; Syria, foreign aid; budget.

0179 Meetings with the President, 1957 (4). [June-August.] 27pp. Principal Topics: Special operations; Danish ships; appointments; Syria; disarmament; Middle East; nuclear testing; U.S. newsmen in Communist China; possible visit of Marshal Georgi Zhukov; air force balloon projects.

Box 6 Chronological Subseries cont. 0206 Meetings with the President, 1957 (5). [May-June.] 47pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Japan and the security treaty; Harold Macmillan and atomic energy; Vice-President Richard Nixon's role in administration programs involving Congress; U.S. military forces in Japan; Arthur Larson and USIA; lead and zinc; Communist China; trade.

0253 Meetings with the President, 1957 (6). [February-May.] 30pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Ngo Dinh Diem; NATO; International Development Fund; King Saud and Egypt; Francis White; Israel and the Gaza Strip.

0283 Meetings with the President, 1957 (7). [January-February.] 23pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: King Saud; Harold Stassen; Harold Dobbs; diplomatic appointees for France and Pakistan.

0306 Meetings with the President, 1957 (8). [January.] 21pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Visits by foreign heads of state; visit of Josef Tito; Suez; Walter Bedell Smith; ambassador to Germany; French in Algeria; King Saud.

0327 White House•General Correspondence, 1958 (1). [September-November.] 45pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Paul Hoffman on Jawaharlal Nehru; nuclear test suspension; CD. Jackson on the seating of Hungarian delegates in the U.N.; draft presidential political speech; Robert McKinney and the International Atomic Energy Agency.

0372 White House•General Correspondence, 1958 (2). [June-September.] 67pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Communist Chinese agriculture; Communist China; John McCloy and Communist China; CIA briefing of Harry Truman; Charles de Gaulle on NATO and France; Mexico and the Brazilian proposal; "Operation Pan America"; Walt Rostow; Lebanon; Israel and the Middle East; nuclear testing; Baghdad Pact.

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0439 White House•General Correspondence, 1958 (3). [April-June.] 39pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: U.S. helicopter shot down in East Germany; Nikita Khrushchev and the summit meeting; Afghanistan; nuclear testing.

0478 White House•General Correspondence, 1958 (4). [April.] 47pp.

Principal Topics: USSR and disarmament; United Kingdom and Southeast Asia; Law of Seas Conference; India and Pakistan; Sino-Soviet economic activities; Burma; nuclear weapons; mutual security.

0525 White House•General Correspondence, 1958 (5). [March-April.] 39pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Paul Hoffman and the U.N. delegation; Soviet propaganda; U.S.-USSR student exchanges.

0564 White House•General Correspondence, 1958 (6). [January-April.] 64pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Robert Matteson on the USSR; presidential speech; U.S.-USSR student exchanges; German assets; disarmament; Harold Macmillan and possible summit; U.S.-Canadian reciprocal citizenship rights; Harold Stassen on the 1955 summit.

0628 White House•Meetings with the President, January 1958 through June 1958 (1). [June.] 31pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: USSR and nuclear testing; Harold Macmillan on the summit and disarmament; Okinawa; Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.; Milton Eisenhower; USSR and inspection; Charles de Gaulle.

0659 White House•Meetings with the President, January 1958 through June 1958 (2). [May.] 33pp.

Principal Topics: Milton Eisenhower's trip to Central America; ILO; nuclear test suspension; balloon operations; Latin American dictators; Lebanon.

0692 White House•Meetings with the President, January 1958 through June 1958 (3). [April-May.] 21pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Possible summit; nuclear testing; Iraq; Greece and Turkey; Indonesia; disarmament; USSR and the summit; Algeria and France; Lebanon; tariffs on minerals; U.S. foreign relations with Latin America; Australia; Representative Sam Rayburn and mutual security.

0713 White House•Meetings with the President, January 1958 through June 1958 (4). [April.] 25pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: France and Algeria; summit; General James Fleet; Iran; Richard Wigglesworth; ambassadorial appointments; Tunisia.

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0738 White House•Meetings with the President, January 1958 through June 1958 (5). [March-April.] 32pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: U.N.; national strategy and nuclear weapons; Japan and Okinawa; H. Alexander Smith; USSR and the summit.

0770 White House•Meetings with the President, January 1958 through June 1958 (6). [February-March.] 24pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Nuclear testing; SEATO; possible summit; U.S. militaristic image; alleged U.S. invasion of Soviet air space; visit of Harold Macmillan; Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov; visits by foreign heads of state.

0794 White House•Meetings with the President, January 1958 through June 1958 (7). [January-February.] 33pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Nikolai Bulganin; Tunisia; USSR; SAC bomber exercises; intelligence; France and North Africa; Iran; CD. Jack- son; Harold Stassen.

Box 7 Chronological Subseries cont. 0827 White House•Meetings with the President, July 1958 through December 1958

(1). [November-December.] 18pp.

Principal Topics: NATO; Berlin; oil imports; mutual security.

0845 White House•Meetings with the President, July 1958 through December 1958 (2). [November.] 48pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: USSR and Berlin; nuclear test suspension; Hungary's U.N. credentials; mutual security; Mexico; Milton Eisen- hower; Lew Douglas on military and economic aid.

0893 White House•Meetings with the President, July 1958 through December 1958 (3). [October-November.] 28pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Replacement for Walter Robertson; nuclear test suspension; Senator Albert Gore; Berlin; policy toward Sino- Soviet Bloc; Livingston Merchant; Senator Lyndon B. Johnson and outer space; oil imports; Hungarian representation in the U.N.; United Arab Republic (UAR) and King Hussein; Colombo Plan Conference; Communist threat to the U.S. economy; Soviet nuclear testing; Phil Reed; Turkey; Communist China and Formosa.

0921 White House•Meetings with the President, July 1958 through December 1958 (4). [October.] 37pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Mexico; Chiang Kai-shek and Quemoy; Foreign Service Academy; Clare Boothe Luce; Charles de Gaulle; Pope Pius XII.

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0958 White House•Meetings with the President, July 1958 through December 1958 (5). [September-October.] 27pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: USSR and nuclear tests; Colombo Plan; Communist China and the Formosa Straits; Senator Theodore Green and the Quemoy situation; cost of the military establishment; Cyprus.

0985 White House•Meetings with the President, July 1958 through December 1958 (6). [September.] 38pp.

Principal Topics: Lead and zinc imports; "Surprise Attack" Study Group; shooting incident in Japan.

Reel 5 John Foster Dulles: White House Memoranda Series cont. Box 7 cont. Chronological Subserles cont. 0001 White House•Meetings with the President, July 1958 through December 1958

(7). [September.] 30pp. Principal Topics: Taiwan; Middle East; Soviet air space; "surprise attack" negotiations; USSR; Communist China and Taiwan.

0031 White House•Meetings with the President, July 1958 through December 1958 (8). [August-September.] 52pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Taiwan; Julius Holmes; President's U.N. speech on the Middle East; nuclear testing.

0083 White House•Meetings with the President, July 1958 through December 1958 (9). [July-August.] 34pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Julius Holmes; Brazil; communism in Asia; USSR and the Middle East; Italy and nuclear missiles; balloons; Konrad Adenauer; Gamal Abdel Nasser; Lewis Strauss on water resources and the Middle East; Israel.

0117 White House•Meetings with the President, July 1958 through December 1958 (10). [July.] 32pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Middle East; Julius Holmes; United King- dom and Jordan.

0149 White House•Meetings with the President, July 1958 through December 1958 (11). [July.] 74pp.

Principal Topics: Lebanon; P.L. 480; Canada; France and nuclear weapons.

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0223 White House Correspondence•General, 1959. [January-March.] 30pp. Principal Topics: USSR and Berlin; NATO; United Kingdom and Germany.

0253 Meetings with the President, 1959 (1). [January-April.] 34pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: JFD's resignation; Harold Macmillan; USSR; Gamal Abdel Nasser and the Middle East; nuclear testing; Berlin; Germany; summit meeting; Rapacki Plan; British bid for hydroelectric equipment.

0287 Meetings with the President, 1959 (2). [January.] 21pp. Principal Topics and Individual: Berlin and the United Kingdom; Mexico; Dr. Albert Schweitzer.

0308 Meetings with the President, 1959 (3). [January.] 31pp. Principal Topics and Individual: Visits by heads of state; proposed presidential trip to Asia; Charles de Gaulle and NATO.

Box 8 Chronological Subseries cont. 0339 Correspondence with the President•Personal, 1954-1958. 18pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Abbott Washbum on Quemoy and Matsu ; Joseph Harsch; mutual security; Chiang Kai-shek and the Offshore Islands.

0357 Very Private Memos of Conversation with the President and the Vice-President [1956-1958.] 14pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Second term for the President; Vice- President Richard Nixon's political future; cabinet officers and undersecretary of state possibilities; JFD's future; Robert Anderson.

Box 8 cont. General Foreign Policy Subseries 0371 General Foreign Policy Matters (1). [October 1954.] 4pp.

Principal Topic: NSC mentions.

0375 General Foreign Policy Matters (2). [May 1954.] 14pp. Principal Topics: U.S. policy report on Soviet communism; United King- dom; France.

0389 General Foreign Policy Matters (3). [October 1953-May 1954.] 21pp. Principal Topics: Material and notes relating to topics for NSC discussion•Iranian oil; Korea; use of atomic weapons; United Kingdom; foreign aid.

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0410 General Foreign Policy Matters (4). [March 1953-October 1953.] 44pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Material and notes relating to topics for NSC discussion•costs of national security policy; Quemoy; "Candor" speech; NSC staffing; CD. Jackson; Charles Wilson; U.S. military forces in Europe; Charles Bohlen and the USSR.

Box 8 cont. Intelligence Subseries 0454 Conversations with Allen W. Dulles (1). [March 1955-September 1957.] 9pp.

Principal Topic: Miscellaneous memoranda.

0463 Conversations with Allen W. Dulles (2). [August 1958-March 1959.] 18pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia; Middle East; Gamal Abdel Nasser; intelligence briefing of President Harry S Tru- man on the Middle East.

0481 Conversations with Allen W. Dulles (3). [November 1954-May 1958.] 31pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Milton Eisenhower's Latin American tour; Indonesia; Middle East; USSR; Communist China; Quemoy and Chinmen; Hungarian uprising; Bernard Baruch on the USSR, atomic weapons, colonialism, and Woodrow Wilson.

0512 Conversations with Allen W. Dulles (4). [June 1953-May 1957.] 47pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Anniversary of East German uprisings; David Bruce and the German elections; EDC; Betty Carp; USSR; Geneva Summit; atomic energy program; Austria.

Box 8 cont. Internal Security Subseries 0559 Security Matters: Scott McLeod (Security Administration)•Charles Bohlen (1 ).

[January 1953-March 1954 and February 1957.] 60pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Scott McLeod's future; Styles Bridges' endorsement of Scott McLeod; policy on employment of Socialists in the State Department; Charles Bohlen on the USSR and the Four Power Meeting; Frances Knight; foreign service appointments.

0619 Security Matters: Scott McLeod (Security Administration)•Charles Bohlen (2). [March 1953.] 26pp.

Principal Topics: Speech by Joseph McCarthy opposing Charles Bohlen's nomination as ambassador; telephone memos on Charles Bohlen.

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Principal Topics and Individuals: Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., on Charles Bohlen; Senator Robert Taft and John Sparkman on Charles Bohlen; JFD's connections with Alger Hiss; Scott McLeod and Joseph McCarthy.


Principal Topic: Telephone memos on the Bohlen case.

John Foster Dulles: Draft Presidential Correspondence and Speeches Series

Boxl 0727 Inaugural Ceremony and President's Inaugural Address (1 ). [December 1952-

January 1953.] 80pp.

Principal Topics: Invitations; inaugural program.

0807 Inaugural Ceremony and President's Inaugural Address (2). [January 1953.] 31pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Comments by JFD; invitations; inaugural program; drafts.

0838 "State of the Nation" Speech (1). [January 1953.] 60pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD and Dwight D. Eisen- hower; foreign affairs; national government; economy; national defense; agriculture; civil rights; natural and human resources; immigration; civil defense.

0898 "State of the Nation" Speech (2). [January 1953.] 104pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Comments by JFD; war in Korea; national government; foreign affairs; economy; national defense; agriculture; civil rights; natural and human resources; immigration; civil defense; postal service.

Reel 6 John Foster Dulles: Draft Presidential

Correspondence and Speeches Series cont. Box 1 cont. 0001 "State of the Nation" Speech (2). [January 1953.] cont. 27pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Comments by Emmet Hughes; drafts.

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0028 President's Speeches of April 1953 (1). [April 1953.] 25pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD and Paul Nitze; "Chance for Peace" speech; drafts.

0053 President's Speeches of April 1953 (2). [February-April 1953.] 42pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD, CD. Jackson, and Paul Nitze; "Message to the Soviet Government and People"; drafts.

0095 President's Speeches of April 1953 (3). [March-April 1953.] 59pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD, Paul Nitze, and Emmet Hughes; drafts; "Message to the Soviet Government and People"; "Peace Plan" speech; Malenkov talk.

0154 "Candor" Speech of December 8, 1953 (1). [October 1953.] 22pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD and Robert Bowie; drafts.

0176 "Candor" Speech of December 8,1953 (2). [November-December 1953.] 83pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by R.L. O'Connor, CD. Jack- son, and JFD; "Atomic Speech"; London Conference; drafts.

0259 "Candor" Speech of Decembers, 1953 (3). [November-December 1953.] 73pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by Robert Bowie, CD. Jack- son, JFD, and Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.; drafts; statement by Andrei Vyshinsky, the U.N. Soviet representative on U.N. Resolution 502; Bermuda conference; "Aggression."

0332 President's American Legion Speech, August 31, 1954. [August 1954.] 43pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD, Robert Bowie, Bryce Harlow, and Robert Cutler; "American Way of Life"; drafts.

0375 "State of the Union" Message, January 6, 1955 (1). [December 1954.] 36pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD and Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.; drafts.

0411 "State of the Union" Message, January 6, 1955 (2). [January 1955.] 41pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD, Robert Bowie, and Bryce Harlow; drafts.

0452 President's Opening Statement at the Geneva Summit, July 18, 1955, and Suggestions for a Radio-Television Speech on July 15, 1955 (1). [July 1955.] 52pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD, Nelson Rockefeller, and Walt Rostow; drafts; U.S.-USSR foreign relations.

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0504 President's Opening Statement at the Geneva Summit, July 18, 1955, and Suggestions for a Radio-Television Speech on July 15, 1955 (2). [July 1955 ] 88pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by Robert Bowie, R.L. O'Connor, and JFD; drafts; U.S.-USSR foreign relations.

Box 2 0592 Presidential Statements and Speeches, 1955 (1). 74pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by R.L. O'Connor, JFD, Kevin McCann, and Dwight D. Eisenhower; drafts; American Bar Association; "10th Anniversary of the U.N.," June 20, 1955; "Meeting the Human Problems of the Nuclear Age," June 11, 1955.

0666 Presidential Statements and Speeches, 1955 (2). 41pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD; drafts; "10th Anniver- sary of the U.N.," June 20,1955; annual luncheon of the Associated Press, April 25, 1955; Presidential Message to the Signatories to the Protocols Establishing the West European Union, March 10, 1955; statement by James Hagerty, February 9,1955; Formosa Straits Resolution, January 24, 1955; U.N. Secretary General's trip to Peking, January 1955; Charles Wilson.

0707 Presidential Statements and Speeches, 1955 (3). 6pp. Principal Topic: Withdrawal sheets only.

0713 President's Correspondence with Nikolai Bulganin, Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers, 1955-1956 (1). [February and October 1956.] 20pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Press copies and translations of correspondence; drafts; comments by JFD.

0733 President's Correspondence with Nikolai Bulganin, Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers, 1955-1956 (2). [February 1956.] 12pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Comments by JFD; press copy of translation of letter of February 2.

0745 President's Correspondence with Nikolai Bulganin, Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers, 1955-1956 (3). [January 1956 and undated.] 23pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD and Dwight D. Eisen- hower; press copies of letters of January 23 and 28.

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0768 "State of the Union" Message, January 5, 1956. [December 1955-January 1956.] 42pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD and Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.; drafts; press copy.

0810 President's Second Inaugural Address, January 21,1957. [January 1957.] 7pp.

Principal Topics: "Price of Peace"; press copy.

0817 President's Speeches before the American Society of Newspaper Editors, Washington, D.C., April 21, 1956, and the Washington Conference for the Advertising Council, Washington, D.C., April 3, 1956. 26pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by Robert Bowie and JFD; press copies; drafts.

0843 "State of the Union" Message, January 10,1957 (1). [December 1956.] 30pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD, Robert Bowie, and Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.; U.N.; economic aid; President's Citizen Advisers on the Mutual Security Program; House of Representatives document.

0873 "State of the Union" Message, January 10, 1957 (2). [January 1957.] 51pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Press copy; comments by JFD and Robert Bowie; cabinet papers.

0924 Middle East Message to Congress, January 5, 1957 (1). [December 1956- January 1957.] 21pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD; Senator Lyndon B. Johnson; Robert Hill; Charles Wilson; Suez-Middle East; Egypt.


Principal Topics and Individual: Comments by JFD; withdrawal sheets.

Box 3 0951 Middle East Message to Congress, January 5, 1957 (3). 2pp.

Principal Topic: Withdrawal sheets.

0953 Middle East Message to Congress, January 5,1957 (4). [January 1957.] 12pp.

Principal Topic: Press copy.


Principal Topics and Individual: Comments by JFD; House of Representa- tives document; Tripartite Declaration of 1950; drafts.

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Reel? John Foster Dulles: Draft Presidential

Correspondence and Speeches Series cont. Box 3 cont. 0001 Middle East Message to Congress, January 5, 1957 (5). [December 1956-

January 1957.] cont. 25pp. Principal Topics and Individual: Comments by JFD; drafts.

0026 Mutual Security Program•Message to Congress and Address to the People by the President, May 21, 1957 (1). [May 1957.] 78pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Press copy; comments by William B. Macomber, Jr., Gabriel Hauge, and JFD; drafts.

0104 Mutual Security Program•Message to Congress and Address to the People by the President, May 21, 1957 (2). [May 1957.] 91pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by Gabriel Hauge, JFD, Sher- man Adams, Paul Hoffman, Robert Bowie; ICA.

0195 Drafts of Presidential Speech on the Mutual Security Program, September 1957. [September 1957.] 73pp.

Principal Topic and Individuals: Comments by JFD, Elbert G. Mathews, William B. Macomber, Jr., and Arthur Larson.

0268 President's Main NATO Speech, December 16-18, 1957. [November- December 1957.] 59pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD, Burke Wilkinson, Gerard C. Smith, Robert Cutler, and Adlai Stevenson; State Department position papers on the meeting.

0327 President's Opening NATO Speech, December 16, 1957. [December 1957] 82pp.

Principal Topic and Individuals: Comments by JFD, Adlai Stevenson, and CD. Jackson.

0409 Reply to Nikolai Bulganin's Letter to the President of December 10, 1957 (1 ). [January 1958.] 60pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Comments by JFD; world peace; collective self-defense.

0469 Reply to Nikolai Bulganin's Letter to the President of December 10, 1957 (2). [January 1958.] 84pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD, Dwight D. Eisen- hower, and Lewis Strauss; world peace.

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0553 Reply to Nikolai Bulganin's Letter to the President of December 10,1957 (3). [January 1958.] 67pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Comments by JFD; world peace.

0620 Reply to Nikolai Bulganin's Letter to the President of December 10,1957 (4). [December 1956-January 1957.] 70pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD and Dwight D. Eisen- hower; translation of letter; world peace; collective self-defense.

Box 4 0690 USSR Note of February 1,1958, and the U.S. Reply of February 15,1958 (1 ).

[February 1958.] 89pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD and Gerard C. Smith; State Department Policy Planning Staff position paper on nuclear testing; U.S.-USSR foreign relations.

0779 USSR Note of February 1,1958, and the U.S. Reply of February 15,1958 (2). [February 1958.] 61pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Comments by JFD; nuclear testing; U.S.- USSR foreign relations.


Principal Topics and Individual: Comments by JFD; United Kingdom; nuclear testing; U.S.-USSR foreign relations.


Principal Topics and Individual: Comments by JFD; nuclear testing; U.S.- USSR foreign relations.

0941 President's Reply of April 8,1958, to Nikita Khrushchev, Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers. 37pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD and Dwight D. Eisen- hower; press copy; suspension of nuclear testing.

0978 U.S. Aide-Memoire of March 6,1958, Replying to the Soviet Aide-Memoire of February 28, 1958(1). 2pp.

Principal Topic: Withdrawal sheet.

0980 U.S. Aide-Memoire of March 6,1958, Replying to the Soviet Aide-Memoire of February 28, 1958 (2). [March 1958.] 13pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD and Dwight D. Eisen- hower; press copy; summit question.

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0993 Soviet Aide-Memoire of April 11,1958, and State Department Drafts of the April 16, 1958, Reply. [April 1958.] 13pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Comments by JFD; press copy of the U.S.-United Kingdom-French reply; translation of the Gromyko aide- memoire.

Reel 8 John Foster Dulles: Draft Presidential

Correspondence and Speeches Series cont. Box 4 cont. 0001 Nikita Khrushchev's, Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers, Note of May 9,

1958, and the President's Reply of May 24, 1958. [May 1958.] 22pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by Admiral Lewis Strauss, JFD, and Dwight D. Eisenhower; press copy; arms control; disarmament; translation.

0023 President's Reply of July 23,1958, to Nikita Khrushchev, Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers (1). [July 1958.] 31pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD, Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.; and Dwight D. Eisenhower; Lebanon; press copy.

0054 President's Reply of July 23,1958, to Nikita Khrushchev, Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers (2). [July 1958.] 36pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD, Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., and Dwight D. Eisenhower; Lebanon.

0090 President's Letter of July 25,1958, to Nikita Khrushchev, Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers. [July 1958.] 34pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD and Dwight D. Eisen- hower; U.N.; Middle East; press copy.

0124 President's Reply of August 1,1958, to Nikita Khrushchev's, Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers, Letter of July 28, 1958. [July 1958.] 21pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by Christian A. Herter, JFD, and CD. Jackson; press copy; Lebanon.

Box 5 0145 President's U.N. Speech of August 13, 1958 (1). 4pp.

Principal Topic: Withdrawal sheets.

0149 President's U.N. Speech of August 13, 1958 (2). [August 1958.] 53pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Comments by JFD; press copy; "A Plan for Peace in the Middle East."

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0202 President's U.N. Speech of August 13, 1958 (3). [August 1958.] 100pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD, Gerard C. Smith, Douglas Dillon, and CD. Jackson; Middle East.

0302 President's Statement of September 11,1958, on the Taiwan Straits Situation (1). [September 1958.] 63pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD and Dwight D. Eisen- hower; press copy.


Principal Topic and Individual: Comments by JFD.


Principal Topic and Individual: Comments by JFD.

0515 President's Reply of September 13,1958, to Nikita Khrushchev, Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers. [September 1958.] 9pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Comments by JFD and Dwight D. Eisen- hower; Taiwan; press copy.

Christian A. Herter: Official Correspondence and Memoranda, 1957-1961

Box 18 0524 Memos for the Record (1). [November 1957-July 1960.] 62pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Laos; Senator John F. Kennedy; France; Soviet aircraft; Greece; Congo; Israel; David Ben-Gurion; U.S. diplomatic representation abroad; "Surprise Attack" Panel; Ghana; El Salvador; nuclear testing; Middle East; Senator J. William Fulbright; passport legislation ; nickel property in Cuba; Geneva Conference on the Peaceful Use of the Atom; South Carolina textiles; U.S. exhibit in the USSR.

0586 Memos for the Record (2). [February 1957-November 1957.] 48pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Robert M. McKinney; mutual security; ICA; reciprocal trade agreements; visits of heads of state; trade fairs; lead and zinc; Middle East; Danish ships; Senator Lyndon B. Johnson; fisheries; Congress and mutual security; foreign aid; exchange of economic missions with the USSR; Ceylon; Cyprus; Hungarian refugee relief.

Box 19 0634 1959 Cabinet (1 ). [May-October.] 36pp.

Principal Topics: Education; Panama Canal; American exhibition in Moscow; emergency planning; 1961 budget; Dulles papers; New Delhi World Agricultural Fair; strategic materials; accounting.

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0670 1959 Cabinet (2). [September-November.] 63pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Ezra T. Benson and Yugoslavia; mutual security; military assistance; civil defense.

0733 1959 Cabinet (3). [November-December.] 24pp.

Principal Topics: Expenditures and area assistance programs; cultural relations; motion picture, On the Beach; 1961 budget; President's Committee on Government Contracts.

0757 1960 Cabinet (1). [January-March.] 65pp.

Principal Topics: "Operation Alert"; World Refugee Year; international exchanges; overflights of Cuba; mutual security; manpower; oceanography; President's Committee on Government Employment Policy; Bureau of the Budget.

0822 1960 Cabinet (2). [April-May.] 70pp.

Principal Topics: Panama Canal policy; "Plowshare"; Isthmian Canal Plans (1960); State Department expenditures and employment; Mutual Security Program; underground nuclear explosions.

0892 1960 Cabinet (3). [May-October.] 48pp.

Principal Topics: Isthmian Canal Plans (1960); Bureau of the Budget; radiation protection guidance; 1962 budget; Food for Peace; Cuba; scientific progress; Congo; disarmament; Algeria, Palestine refugees.

0940 1960 Cabinet (4). [November-December.] 44pp.

Principal Topics: Cuban refugees; incoming administration materials; communications satellites; "Operation Alert."

Reel 9 Christian A. Herter: Official Correspondence

and Memoranda, 1957-1961 cont. Box 19 cont. 0001 Letters A-L, Official•Classified (1). [1958.) 78pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: EzraT. Benson; Nile River Development; USSR; Comparative Evaluations Group; U.S.-USSR Agricultural Ex- change Agreement; Wilson C. Flake; Libya; Vatican; U.N.; correspondence with or concerning Sherman Adams, Robert Anderson, Eugene Black, Charles Bohlen, Frances Bolton, Chester Bowles, Harold Caccia, and Robert Cutler.

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0079 Letters A-L, Official•Classified (2). [1956-1958.] 63pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Nile River Development; congressional support for foreign policy; ICA; USIA; CIA; Operations Coordinating Board; communism in Latin America; "Crusade for Freedom"; developing leadership in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East; national security policy; disarmament; correspondence with or concerning Douglas Dillon, Fredrick Dearborn, Allen W. Dulles, John Earman, Frederick Eaton, William Elliot, and Philip Farley.

0142 Letters A-L, Official•Classified (3). [1958-1960.] 46pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Southeast Asia; "Special Group"; Food for Peace; trade fairs; U.N.; correspondence with or concerning Thomas Gates, General Andrew J. Goodpaster; Gordon Gray; Leonard Hall; Dag Hammarskjold; Karl Harr; Gabriel Hauge; Paul Hoffman; J. Edgar Hoover.

0188 Letters A-L, Official•Classified (4). [1957-1960.] 67pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Arctic; overseas education; Middle East; German rearmament; P.L. 480; Berlin and Eastern Europe; El Salvador; disarmament; Eisenhower Doctrine; Germany and the Potsdam Agree- ment; Panama Canal Zone; Spain; correspondence with or concerning CD. Jackson, Thorsten V. Kalijarvi, James Killian, G.B. Kistiakowsky, Arthur Larson, Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.

Box 20 0255 Letters M-Z, Official•Classified (1). [1957-1959.] 120pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: U.S.-Japanese trade; U.S. foreign policy; Japan; Latin America; International Atomic Energy Agency; Panama Canal; Fidel Castro; Brussels Fair; correspondence with or concerning Robert McClintock, H. Freeman Matthews, Robert Murphy, Vice-President Richard Nixon, Mike Monroney.

0375 Letters M-Z, Official•Classified (2). [1957-1959.] 72pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Panama Canal Zone; Canada and the Norman suicide; foreign currency credits; Food for Peace; P.L. 480; Morocco; ICA; Brussels Fair; Atlantic democracies; U.S. overseas military bases; Ghana and the Volta River Project; correspondence with or concerning Wilton Persons, Donald Quarles, Max Rabb, Clarence Randall, Walter Robertson, Hugh Scott, Fred Scribner, H. Alexander Smith, William Rountree.

0447 Letters M-Z, Official•Classified (3). [1957-1960.] 42pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: International Friendship League; U.N.; labor; nuclear test talks; Cuba; prison guards in Massachusetts; correspondence with or concerning Harry Stimpson, Lewis Strauss, Dean Taylor, Sinclair Weeks, B.H. Whitmore.

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0489 Letters M-Z, Official•Classified (4). [1957-1960.] 56pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Harold Macmillan and East Germany; Allied foreign ministers; communism in Latin America; Inter-American Highway; Mexico; Tanganyika; Nicaragua; Cuba; Soviet Bloc economic offensive in Brazil; Santiago Foreign Ministers Conference; Costa Rica and the U.S. elections; correspondence with or concerning Paul Hoffman; Jawaharlal Nehru; George (Jock) Whitney; Richard Wigglesworth, Allen W.' Dulles; Lincoln White.

0545 U-2(1). [May I960.] 78pp.

Principal Topics: Soviet espionage; position paper; press briefings; texts of Soviet notes; Khrushchev ultimatum.

0623 U-2(2). [May 1960.] 59pp.

Principal Topics: Soviet espionage; disarmament; NATO; Paris Summit; Soviet attacks on U.S. aircraft in international air space.

0682 White House Correspondence (1). [September 1960-January 1961.] 72pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Foreign policy; nuclear test talks; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Cuba and Guantánamo; Dulles papers; Ezra T. Benson; U.S. diplomatic representation abroad; Max V. Krebs; General Andrew J. Goodpaster.

0754 White House Correspondence (2). [May 1960-August I960.] 99pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Leaks of information; CIA station chiefs in U.S. embassies; Food for Peace; nuclear testing; P.L. 480; ICA; recession; Dutch airlines (KLM); President Lopez Mateos; Paris Summit; RB-47 matter; Soviet espionage; Nelson Rockefeller; Max V. Krebs; Charles Bohlen; Gordon Gray.

0853 White House Correspondence (3). [January 1960-Apnl I960.] 63pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Nikita Khrushchev; ICA; Paris Summit; Portugal; David Ben-Gurion and Israel; mutual security; U.S. Advisory Commission on Education; Berlin; Max V. Krebs; CD. Jackson; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Gordon Gray.

0916 White House Correspondence (4). [July 1959-December 1959.] 41pp. Principal Topics and Individuals: Douglas Dillon; Operations Coordinating Board; secretary of state; President Lopez Mateos; Antarctica Conference; Harold Macmillan; Nikita Khrushchev; Max V. Krebs; Gordon Gray.

Box 21 0957 White House Correspondence (5). [March 1957-June 1959.] 51pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Operations Coordinating Board; visit of Winston Churchill; USSR; Berlin; Henry Kissinger.

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1008 Meetings with the President (1). [July 30, 1957-January 20, 1961.] 44pp.

Principal Topics and Individual: Inter-American Affairs; JFD; U.S. Dis- armament Agency; Poland; Offshore Islands; South Korea; reorganization of the State Department.

1052 Meetings with the President (2). [July 30, 1957-January 20, 1961.] 29pp.

Principal Topics and Individuals: Disarmament; State Department appointments; Nuclear Test Suspension Conference; USSR and nuclear tests; Clare Booth Luce; Draper Report; Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.; Operations Coordinating Board; NATO; France; SAC, United Kingdom.

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SUBJECT INDEX The following index is a guide to the major subjects of this collection. The first Arabic

number refers to the reel, and the Arabic number after the colon refers to the frame number at which a particular subject begins. Hence 3:0934 directs the researcher to the subject that begins at Frame 0934 of Reel 3. By referring to the Reel Index that constitutes the initial section of this guide, the researcher can find the main entry for this subject.

Accounting 8: 0634

Adams, Sherman comments•Mutual Security

Program message 7: 0104 general 9: 0001

Adenauer, Konrad general 2:0467,0503,0553; 3:0526;

5: 0083 Hoover, Herbert, Jr. 1: 0411

Administration, incoming (1961) 8: 0940

Advertising Council, Washington Conference for the

President's speech•comments 6:0817

President's speech•press copy 6:0817

Afghanistan 4: 0439

Africa developing leadership 9: 0079

"Aggression" "Candor" speech 6: 0259

Agreements reciprocal trade 8: 0586

Agriculture China, Communist 4: 0372 New Delhi World Agricultural Fair

8: 0634 "State of the Nation" speech (1953)

5: 0838, 0898 U.S.-USSR Agricultural Exchange

Agreement 9: 0001 Aircraft

China, Communist and U.S. 2: 0851 Soviet 1: 0578; 8: 0524 Soviet attackson U.S. 1:0831 ;9:0623 U.N. 2: 0261 U.S. helicopter shot down in East

Germany 4: 0439 see also Air space; Bomber exercises

Air force balloon projects 4: 0179 see also SAC

Air space international•Soviet attacks on

U.S. aircraft in 9: 0623 Soviet 5: 0001 Soviet•U.S. violations of 2: 0851 ;

4: 0770 see also RB-47 matter; U-2 incident

29

Algeria France 3: 0382; 4: 0692, 0713 French in 4: 0306 general 8: 0892 see also North Africa

Allied foreign ministers 9: 0489

Alpha Project Middle East 2: 0603

Ambassadorial appointments see U.S. diplomatic representation

American Bar Association 6: 0592

American Legion speech "American way of life" 6: 0332 comments 6: 0332

American Society of Newspaper Editors



"American way of life" American Legion speech 6: 0332

Anderson, Robert general 2: 0467; 3: 0290; 5: 0357;

9: 0001 mission to the Middle East 3: 0208

Antarctica Conference 9:0916

Anti-Semitism Czechoslovakia 1: 0269

Antitrust suits against foreign companies 1: 0668

"A Plan for Peace in the Middle East" 8: 0149

Arab-Israeli dispute 1:0001; 2: 0814; 3: 0001 see also Palestine; Suez crisis

Arctic 9:0188

Area assistance programs expenditures 8: 0733 see also Foreign aid; ICA

Argentina general 3: 0208 Perón, Juan 1: 0001

Armed services, U.S. cutbacks 4: 0115 see also Military forces

Arms control general 2: 0603 Khrushchev's note (May 9, 1958)

8: 0001 "Arms in escrow"

3: 0083 Arms race, nuclear

Stevenson, Adlai 3: 0782 Asia

communism in 5: 0083 developing leadership 9: 0079 proposed presidential trip to 5: 0308 see also Far East; individual countries

Asia-African Conference Chou En-lai's speech 2: 0080

Assistance programs expenditures 8: 0733 see also Foreign aid; ICA

Associated Press 6: 0666

Aswan Dam 2: 0467; 3: 0001 see also Egypt

Atlantic democracies 9: 0375

Atomic energy general 2: 0467; 3: 0208 international 3: 0382 Macmillan, Harold 4: 0206 program 5: 0512 United Kingdom 3: 0416 USSR 1: 0777 see also Nuclear power

30

"Atomic" speech 6:0176

Atomic weapons Baruch, Bernard 5: 0481 general 1: 0001 ; 2: 0740 NATO 2: 0740 NSC discussion topics 5: 0389 see also Nuclear weapons

Australia 4: 0692

Australia-New Zealand-U.S. Treaty (ANZUS) Conference

1:0578 Austria

general 2: 0658; 5: 0512 treaty 1: 0777; 2: 0603

Baghdad Pact 4: 0372

Balloons air force projects 4: 0179 general 5: 0083 operations 4: 0659

Bandung Conference 2: 0418

Baruch, Bernard atomic weapons, USSR, colonialism,

and Woodrow Wilson 5: 0481 China, Communist 2: 0418, 0740 general 2: 0553

Ben-Gurion, David 8: 0524; 9: 0853

Benson, Ezra T. general 9: 0001, 0682 Yugoslavia and 8: 0670

Bering Straits incident 2: 0553

Berlin Europe, Eastern 9: 0188 general 4: 0827, 0893; 5: 0253;

9: 0853, 0957

United Kingdom 5: 0287 USSR 4: 0845; 5: 0223 see also Germany

Berlin Conference general 1: 0001, 0777 Soviet "psyche" after 1: 0537

Bermuda Conference "Candor" speech 6: 0259

Bicycles foreign trade and 2: 0603

Bipartisanship general 1: 0348 Nixon, Richard and 1: 0411

Black, Eugene 9: 0001

Blair House 2: 0772

Bohlen, Charles general 5:0559-0688; 9:0001,0754 Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. 5: 0645 McCarthy, Joseph•speech 5: 0619 Sparkman, John 5: 0645 Taft, Robert 5: 0645 telephone memos on 5: 0619 USSR•NSC discussion topic

5:0410 USSR and the Four Power Meeting

5: 0559 Bohlen case

telephone memos on 5: 0688 Bolton, Frances (Representative)

9: 0001 Bomber exercises

SAC 4: 0794 Bowie, Robert

comments American Legion speech 6: 0332 American Society of Newspaper

Editors speech 6: 0817 "Candor" speech 6: 0154, 0259

31

Geneva Summit opening statement 6: 0504

Mutual Security Program speech 7:0104

"State of the Union" message (1955)6:0411

"State of the Union" message (1957) 6: 0843, 0873

Washington Conference for the Advertising Council 6: 0817

position paper on the Offshore Islands 2: 0139

Bowles, Chester 9: 0001

Brazil general 1: 0348; 5: 0083 "Operation Pan America" proposal

4: 0372 petroleum 2: 0988 Soviet Bloc economic offensive in

9: 0489 Bricker Amendment

1: 0001, 0777; 2: 0553, 0603, 0892; 3: 0083

Bridges, Styles (Senator) endorsement of Scott McLeod 5:0559 general 1: 0202

Bruce, David general 1: 0269, 0411 German elections and 5: 0512

Brussels Fair 9: 0255, 0375 see also Trade fairs

Budget Burns, Arthur on 3: 0573 cuts•Cabinet 2: 0320 general 4: 0001, 0146 military demands 3: 0526 1961 8:0634,0733 1962 8:0892

Bulganin, Nikolai collective self-defense 7: 0409, 0620 Eisenhower, Dwight D.•correspon-

dence with 6: 0713-0745; 7: 0409-0620

general 4: 0794 letter 3: 0333 world peace 7: 0409, 0620 see also USSR

Bureau of the Budget 8: 0757, 0892

Burma foreign aid and 3: 0039 general 2: 0320; 4: 0478

Burns, Arthur on the budget 3: 0573

Cabinet, United Kingdom 1: 0777

Cabinet, U.S. budget cuts 2: 0320 personnel 5: 0357 "State of the Union" message (1957)

6: 0873 Caccia, Harold

9: 0001 see also United Kingdom

Cambodia 2: 0740 see also Indochina; Southeast Asia

Canada general 2: 0320, 0362, 0418; 5: 0149 Norman suicide 9: 0375 St. Laurent on Communist China and

the Offshore Islands 3: 0127 tax on publications 3: 0127 U.S. defense matters 4: 0115 U.S. reciprocal citizenship rights

4: 0564 "Candor" speech

"aggression" 6: 0259 "Atomic" speech 6: 0176

32

Bermuda Conference 6: 0259 comments

Bowie, Robert 6: 0154, 0259 Dulles, John Foster 6: 0154, 0176,

0259 Jackson, CD. 6: 0176, 0259 Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. 6: 0259

general 1:0578 London Conference 6: 0176 NSC discussion topic 5: 0410 U.N. Resolution 502 6: 0259

Caracas Conference 1: 0777

Caribbean Commission 1:0118

Carp, Betty 5: 0512

Castro, Fidel 9: 0255 see also Cuba

Central America Governor Dewey's trip to 1: 0052

Central Intelligence Agency see CIA

Ceylon 8: 0586

"Chance for Peace" speech general 1: 0202; 6: 0028

Chiang Kai-shek Offshore Islands and 5: 0339 Quemoy and 4: 0921 see also Formosa (Taiwan)

Chile Santiago Foreign Ministers

Conference 9: 0489 China, Communist

agriculture 4: 0372 Baruch, Bernard and 2: 0418, 0740 Chou En-lai•statement on U.S.

intervention 2: 0001

economic matters 1: 0118; 4: 0478 Formosa (Taiwan) and 2: 0362;

4: 0893; 5: 0001 Formosa (Taiwan) Straits and 4:0958 general 1:0052,0202,0627; 2:0320,

0553; 3: 0497; 4: 0206, 0372; 5: 0481

Krishna Menon on the U.S. prisoners of war and 2: 0603

McCloy, John 4: 0372 Menzies, Robert•on the United

Kingdom and 2: 0945 Quemoy, shelling of 2: 0080 St. Laurent on the Offshore Islands

and 3: 0127 Soviet-Chicom Accord 1: 0859 trade controls 2:0945; 3:0083,0127,

0937 United Kingdom 2: 0945 U.N. and 1:0202 U.N.•Secretary General's trip to

Peking 6: 0666 U.S.

aircraft 2: 0851 foreign policy 1: 0859 Hainan 1: 0859 newsmen and travel to 3: 0871 ;

4:0179 prisoners of war 1: 0627; 2: 0603

USSR and 1: 0777 China, Nationalist

see Chiang Kai-shek; Chinese Nationalists; Formosa (Taiwan)

China Paper 1: 0831, 0859

Chinese Nationalists Outer Mongolia and the U.N. 2:0503 Tachen•evacuation of 2: 0047

Chinmen 5: 0481 see also Offshore Islands

33

Chou En-lai Formosa (Taiwan) Straits•

statement on U.S. intervention 2: 0001

speech•Asian-African Conference 2: 0080

Churchill, Winston general 1: 0118; 2: 0708 USSR 1: 0777 visit of 1:0713;9:0957

CIA (Central Intelligence Agency) briefing of Harry S Truman 4: 0372 general 9: 0079 station chiefs in U.S. embassies

9: 0754 see also Dulles, Allen W.

Citizenship U.S.-Canadian reciprocal rights

4: 0564 Civil defense

general 8: 0670 "State of the Nation" speech (1953)

5: 0838-0898 Civil rights

"State of the Nation" speech (1953) 5: 0838-0898

see also School integration

Civil service "New Dealers" 1: 0269

Collins, J. Lawton (General) Diem, Ngo Dinh 2: 0658 French forces in Indochina 1: 0627 MacArthur, General Douglas 2: 0553

Colombo Plan conference 4: 0893 general 4: 0958

Colonialism Baruch, Bernard 5: 0481 United Kingdom 2: 0261

Columbia Basin 3:0127

Communications satellites 8: 0940

Communism Asia 5: 0083 Latin America 9: 0079, 0489 policy report on Soviet 5: 0375 threat to the U.S. economy 4: 0893 see also Soviet Bloc

Comparative Evaluations Group 9: 0001

Conant, James B. general 2: 0603; 3: 0001 Germany 2: 0362

Congo general 8: 0524, 0892

Congress general 1: 0202 mutual security 8: 0586 Nixon, Richard•role in administra-

tion programs 4: 0206 support for foreign policy 9: 0079 see also House of Representatives

Congressional leaders meeting Formosa (Taiwan) Straits 2: 0001

Conservatives foreign policy making 3: 0208

Costa Rica U.S. elections 9: 0489

Cotton policy 2: 0320 world market 2: 0892

Cousins, Norman Nehru, Jawaharlal 2: 0814

Cowles, John on Toynbee's, Arnold, views on

international affairs 3: 0208 "Crusade for Freedom"

9: 0079 Cuba

general 8: 0892; 9: 0447, 0489 Guantánamo 9: 0682 nickel property in 8: 0524 overflights of 8: 0757 refugees 8: 0940

34

Cultural relations 8: 0733

Cutler, Robert comments

American Legion speech 6: 0332 NATO speech 7: 0268

general 9: 0001 Cyprus

general 1:0348; 3:0001,0039,0446; 4: 0958; 8: 0586

Montgomery, Bernard (General) 3: 0573

Czechoslovakia anti-Semitism 1:0269

Danish ships 1:0348; 4: 0179; 8: 0586

Dean, Arthur 1: 0578, 0970; 2: 0988

Dearborn, Fredrick 9: 0079

Defense matters U.S.-Canada4:0115 see also National security

de Gaulle, Charles general 4: 0628, 0921 NATO 5: 0308 NATO and France 4: 0372 , see also France

Department of Peace proposed 1: 0537

Dewey, Governor Central American trip 1: 0052

Dictators Latin America 4: 0659

Dillon, Douglas comments•U.N. speech 8: 0202 general 9: 0079, 0916

Diplomatic correspondence Eisenhower, Dwight D.•with

Bulganin, Nikolai 6: 0713-0745; 7: 0409-0620

Eisenhower, Dwight D.•with Khrush- chev, Nikita 7:0941 ; 8:0001 -0124

Soviet aide-memoire (February 28, 1958)7:0978-0980

Soviet aide-memoire (April 11,1958) comments•Dulles, John Foster

7: 0993 press copy of the U.S.-United

Kingdom-French reply 7: 0993 translation 7: 0993

U.S. 7: 0840 U.S. aide-memoire (March 6, 1958)

comments•Dulles, John Foster 7: 0980

comments•Eisenhower, Dwight D. 7: 0980

general 7: 0978 press copy 7: 0980 summit question 7: 0980

U.S.-USSR foreign relations 7: 0690, 0779, 0840, 0899

USSR note (February 1, 1958) comments•Dulles, John Foster

7: 0690, 0779, 0840, 0899 comments•Smith, Gerard C.

7: 0690 nuclear testing 7:0779,0840,0899 State Department Planning Staff

position paper 7: 0690 Diplomatic representation

see U.S. diplomatic representation Disarmament

general 3:0160,0416; 4:0089,0179, 0564,0692; 8:0892; 9:0079,0188, 0623, 1052

Khrushchev's note 8: 0001 Lubell memo 1: 0269 Macmillan, Harold 4: 0628 Stassen, Harold 3: 0246 Thomas, Norman 3: 0871 USSR 2: 0320; 4: 0478 see also Arms control

35

Dobbs, Harold 4: 0283

Donovan, William Thailand and 2: 0658

Douglas, Lew military and economic aid 4: 0845

Draper Report 9: 1052

Dulles, Allen W. 5: 0454-0512; 9: 0079, 0489

Dulles, John Foster comments

American Legion speech 6: 0332 "Candor" speech 6: 0154-0259 "Chance for Peace" speech 6:0028 Geneva Summit statement

6: 0452-0504 inaugural address (1953) 5: 0807 Middle East message

6: 0924, 0945, 0965; 7: 0001 Mutual Security Program message

and speech 7: 0026-0195 NATO speeches 7: 0268-0327 presidential statements and

speeches 6: 0592-0666 President's speeches of April 1953

6: 0028-0095 "State of the Nation" speech (1953)

5: 0838-0898 "State of the Union" message

(1955)6:0375-0411 "State of the Union" message

(1956) 6: 0768 "State of the Union" message

(1957)6:0843-0873 Taiwan Straits statement

8: 0302-0452 U.N. speech 8: 0145-0202 U.S. aide-memoire (March 6,1958)

7: 0980

USSR note (February 1, 1958) 7: 0690-0899

Eisenhower, Dwight D. correspondence with Bulganin,

Nikolai•comments 6: 0713-0745; 7: 0409-0620

correspondence with Khrushchev, Nikita•comments 7: 0941 ; 8:0001-0124

future 5: 0357 Hiss, Alger•connections with

5: 0645 meetings with President 9: 1008 paper on Formosa 2: 0209 resignation 5: 0253 see also State Department

Dulles papers 8: 0634; 9: 0682

Dutch Airlines (KLM) 9: 0754

Eartnan, John 9: 0079

East-West relations general 2: 0503 trade 3: 0083 see also Foreign relations

Eaton, Frederick 9: 0079

Economic aid Douglas, Lew 4: 0845 general 2: 0467 "State of the Union" message (1957)

6: 0843 see also Area assistance programs;

ICA Economic matters

China, Communist 1: 0118 Communist economic threat 1: 0118;

4: 0893 Sino-Soviet 4: 0478

36

Soviet economic offensive in Brazil 9: 0489

Soviet economic penetration 3: 0871 Soviet economic threat 2: 0261 see also "Gold drain"

Economic missions exchange of with the USSR 8: 0586 see also ICA

Economic plans Jackson, CD. 1: 0627, 0668

Economic policy 1: 0348

Economy "State of the Nation" speech (1953)

5: 0838-0898 see also Recession

EDC (European Defense Community) France 1: 0777 general 1: 0269, 0348, 0578, 0627,

0777;5:0512 Eden, Anthony

1: 0859; 3: 0083, 0333 see also United Kingdom

Education general 8: 0634 overseas 9: 0188 see also Libraries

Egypt Aswan Dam 2: 0467 general 1: 0777 Israel and 4: 0023 Middle East message 6: 0924 Naguib, General 1: 0118 Nasser, Gamal Abdel

general 2: 0814; 3: 0246, 0446; 5: 0083, 0463

Middle East 5: 0253 Whitney, George, on 4: 0062

negotiations 1: 0578 Saud, King 4: 0253 USSR 2: 0503

see also Arab-Israeli dispute; Suez Canal; Suez crisis

Eisenhower, Dwight D. comments -

"State of the Nation" speech 5:0838 U.S. aide-memoire 7: 0980

correspondence with Bulganin, Nikolai

6: 0713-0745; 7: 0409-0620 with Khrushchev, Nikita 7: 0941 ;

8:0001-0124, 0515 general 9: 0682, 0853 news conference 2: 0080 papers

Formosa 2: 0209 position on the Offshore Islands

2: 0139 schedule 2: 0467 second term 5: 0357 speeches and statements

Advertising Council, Washington Conference for the 6: 0817

American Legion 6: 0332 American Society of Newspaper

Editors 6: 0817 "Atomic" speech 6: 0176 "Candor" speech 6: 0154-0259 "Chance for Peace" 6: 0028 general 6: 0592-0707 Geneva Summit statement

6: 0452-0504 inaugural (1953) 5: 0727-0807 inaugural (1957) 6: 0810 Message to the Signatories to the

Protocols Establishing the West European Union 6: 0666

"Message to the Soviet Government and People" 6: 0053, 0095

Middle East message 6: 0924-0965; 7: 0001

37

Mutual Security Program 7: 0026-0104

NATO 7: 0268-0327 "Peace Plan" 6: 0095 "Price of Peace" 6: 0810 speeches of April 1953

6: 0028-0095 statements and speeches of 1955

6: 0592-0707 "State of the Nation" (1953) 6:0001 "State of the Union" (1955)

6: 0375-0411 "State of the Union" (1956) 6: 0768 "State of the Union" (1957) 6: 0843 Taiwan Straits 8: 0302-0452 U.N. 5:0031;8:0145-0202 USSR 1: 0463

successor 2: 0503 trips

Asia 5: 0308 general 2: 0553 Panama 3: 0001

Eisenhower, Milton general 1: 0348; 4: 0628, 0845 inter-American affairs 2: 0814 Latin American tour 5: 0481 trip to Central America 4: 0659

Eisenhower Doctrine 9: 0188

Elections German 5: 0512 U.S. 9: 0489

Elliot, William 9: 0079

Ei Salvador 8:0524;9:0188

Emergency planning 8: 0634

Enslavement resolution 1: 0269

Espionage Soviet 9: 0545, 0623, 0754 see also U-2 incident

Ethiopia 3: 0333

Europe integration 3: 0083 U.S. military forces in 1:0627; 5:0410 see also EDC; European Coal and

Steel Community; European Com- mon Market; European Secu- rity Treaty; NATO; West Euro- pean Union; individual countries

Europe, Eastern Berlin and 9: 0188 Nehru, Jawaharlal, and 2: 0072 Radio in American Sector (RIAS)

3: 0208 see also USSR; individual countries

European Coal and Steel Community 1: 0269

European Common Market 2: 0467

European Defense Community see EDC

European Security Treaty 2: 0503 see also NATO

Exchange programs international 8: 0757 student•U.S.-USSR 4: 0525, 0564 U.S.-USSR4: 0115

Exhibitions U.S. exhibit in the USSR 8:0524,0634 see also Trade fairs

Export-Import Bank 2: 0740

Far East security problems in 1: 0927 situation 2: 0047

38

Wedemeyer, General A.C., and 2: 0418

see also Asia; individual countries Farley, Philip

9: 0079 Fisheries

8: 0586 Flake, Wilson C.

9: 0001

Fleet, James Van (General) 4: 0713

Fleming, Arthur 1: 0411

Food for Peace

8:0892;9:0142,0375,0754 Foreign affairs

public opinion on the conduct of 4: 0023


Foreign aid Burma and 3: 0039 general 4: 0146; 8: 0586 Hoffman, Paul, and 3: 0083 NSC discussion topic 5: 0389 see also Economic aid; ICA;

Military aid Foreign companies

antitrust suits against 1: 0668 Foreign currency credits

9: 0375 Foreign economic policy

general 1: 0627 Randall, Clarence 4: 0062

Foreign policy U.S.

China, Communist 1: 0859 congressional support 9: 0079 Formosa (Taiwan) (Nationalist

China) 1: 0859; 2:0047

general 1: 0118; 9: 0255, 0682 Knowland, William (Senator)

1: 0348

Middle East 2: 0988; 3: 0127 Netherlands press opinion 1: 0118 Offshore Islands 2: 0174-0241

see also Foreign relations Foreign policy making

conservatives 3: 0208 Foreign relations

U.S.

Latin America 4: 0692 Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr.•on

relations with Afro-Asian governments 3: 0127

United Kingdom 4: 0146 USSR 3: 0732; 6: 0452, 0504;

7: 0690, 0779, 0840, 0899 USSR and outer space 3: 0732

see also Foreign policy Foreign Service Academy

4: 0921 Foreign trade

and bicycles 2: 0603 see also Trade

Formosa (Taiwan) (Nationalist China) China, Communist and 2: 0362;

4: 0893; 5: 0001 Eisenhower, Dwight D.•corre-

spondence with Khrushchev, Nikita 8:0515

Formosa (Taiwan) Straits 1: 0831 general 1:0627,0713,0970; 2:0418,

0603, 0658, 0708; 5: 0001, 0031 Judd, Walter 2: 0362

Merchant, Livingston•statement on 2: 0362

Penghu (Pescadores) 1: 0831 U.S.•foreign policy 1: 0859; 2:0047 U.S.•general 2: 0174, 0195 see also China, Communist;

39

Chinmen; Matsu; Offshore Islands; Quemoy

Formosa Resolution 1:0970;2:0001

Formosa (Taiwan) Straits China, Communist 4: 0958 Eisenhower, Dwight D• statement

8: 0302-0452 George, Walter F. (Senator) 2: 0001 H.J. Res. 159 1: 0970; 2: 0001 White House memoranda 1: 0831 -

0970; 2: 0001 -0047 Formosa Straits Resolution

6: 0666 Four Power Meeting

Bohlen, Charles on 5: 0559 France

Algeria 3: 0382; 4: 0306, 0692, 0713 de Gaulle, Charles 4: 0372, 0628,

0921 ; 5: 0308 EDC 1: 0777 general 1: 0348, 0578; 2: 0708;

5: 0375; 8: 0524; 9: 1052 military forces in Indochina 1: 0627 NATO 4: 0372 North Africa 4: 0794 nuclear weapons 5: 0149 U.S. diplomatic representation

4: 0283 Williams, Soapy 2: 0362 see also EDC; Europe;

European Common Market Fulbright, William (Senator)

8: 0524 Gaither Report

4: 0089 Gates, Thomas

9: 0142

Gaza Strip 4: 0253 see also Egypt; Israel; Palestine;

Suez crisis Geneva Conference on Indochina (1954)

1:0668,0777 Geneva Conference on the Peaceful Use of the Atom

8: 0524 Geneva Foreign Ministers Conference

2: 0261 Geneva Summit (1955)

Eisenhower, Dwight D.•opening statement comments 6: 0452, 0504 radio-television speech 6: 0452,

0504 U.S.-USSR foreign relations

6: 0452, 0504 general 2: 0261, 0362, 0503, 0553,

0603, 0945; 5: 0512 Stassen, Harold 4: 0564 USSR 1:0713 see also Summits, proposed

George, Walter F. (Senator) Formosa (Taiwan) Straits 2: 0001 general 2: 0553, 0772; 3: 0083 London Conference 2: 0851 NATO 3: 0039

Germany Adenauer, Konrad

general 2: 0467, 0503, 0553; 3: 0526; 5: 0083

Hoover, Herbert, Jr. 1: 0411 assets 4: 0564 Bruce, David, and German elections

5:0512

40

Conant, James B. 2: 0362 general 1: 0052; 2: 0320, 0892;

3: 0497; 5: 0253 military forces•U.S. 4: 0023 NATO 1: 0627 Potsdam Agreement 9: 0188 rearmament 9: 0188 tanks for 3: 0526 United Kingdom 5: 0223 U.S. diplomatic representation

4: 0306 see also EDC; Europe;

European Common Market Germany, East

anniversary of uprisings 5: 0512 Macmillan, Harold 9: 0489 U.S. helicopter shot down in 4: 0439

Ghana general 8: 0524 Volta River Project 9: 0375

Girard case 3: 0937

"Gold drain" 3: 0290

Goodpaster, Andrew J. (General) 9: 0142, 0682

Gore, Albert (Senator) 4: 0893

Gray, Gordon 9:0142, 0754,0853,0916

Great Britain see United Kingdom

Greece general 3: 0333; 8: 0524 Turkey and 4: 0692

Green, Theodore (Senator) general 3: 0333 Quemoy situation 4: 0958

Gromyko aide-memoire see Soviet aide-memoire

(April 11, 1958)

Guantánamo Cuba and 9: 0682

Guatemala 1:0713

Guggenheim, Harry general 1:0052 Latin America 1: 0537

Hagerty, James 6: 0666

Hainan Island U.S.•demand for redress for Ameri-

cans killed and injured near 1:0859 Hall, Leonard

9: 0142 Hammarskjold, Dag

2: 0740; 9: 0142 Harlow, Bryce

comments•American Legion speech 6: 0332

comments•"State of the Union" message (1955)6: 0411

Harr, Karl 9: 0142

Harsch, Joseph 5: 0339

Hauge, Gabriel general 9: 0142 comments•Mutual Security

Program message 7: 0026, 0104 Heads of state

proposed meeting of 2: 0708 visits of 1: 0001 ; 2: 0772; 4: 0306,

0770; 5: 0308; 8: 0586 Henderson, Loy

1:0348 Herter, Christian A.

comments•President's correspondence with Khrushchev, Nikita 8:0124

Hill, Robert Middle East message 6: 0924

41

Hiss, Alger connections with Dulles, John Foster

5: 0645 H.J. Res. 159

Formosa (Taiwan) Straits 1: 0970; 2: 0001

Hoffman, Paul comments•Mutual Security

Program message 7: 0104 foreign aid and 3: 0083 general 1: 0713; 9: 0142, 0489 India 1:0202 Kashmir 1: 0269 Nehru, Jawaharlal 4: 0327 U.N. delegation 4: 0525 see also ICA

Holland, Henry 3: 0497

Holmes, Julius 2:0740;5:0031,0083,0117

Hoover, Herbert, Jr. Adenauer, Konrad and 1: 0411 general 3: 0290

Hoover, J. Edgar 9: 0142

Horton, Mildred McAfee 1: 0202

House of Representatives, U.S. document

Middle East message 6: 0965 "State of the Union" message

(1957) 6: 0843 Foreign Affairs Committee•Formosa

(Taiwan) Straits 2: 0001 Howard, Roy

2: 0945 Hughes, Emmet

comments President's speeches of April 1953

6: 0095 "State of the Nation" speech (1953)

6: 0001

Human resources "State of the Nation" speech (1953)

5: 0838-0898 Humphrey, George

1:0348 Hungarian uprising

5: 0481 Hungary

Jackson, CD., on seating of delegation in U.N. 4: 0327

refugees 8: 0586 U.N. delegation 4: 0327, 0845, 0893

Hussein, King United Arab Republic 4: 0893 see also Egypt; Syria

Hydroelectric equipment United Kingdom•bid for 5: 0253

ICA (International Cooperation Administration)

general 8:0586; 9:0079,0375,0754, 0853

Mutual Security message 7: 0104 see also Area assistance programs;

Economic aid; Foreign aid; Military assistance; Mutual Security Program

ILO (International Labor Organization)

general 4: 0659 treaty power 2: 0892

Immigration "State of the Nation" speech (1953)

5: 0838-0898 see also Refugees

Import restrictions wool 1: 0578

Imports lead 4: 0985 zinc 4: 0985

Inaugural address (1957) press copy 6: 0810 "Price of Peace" 6: 0810

42

Inauguration (1953) address 5: 0727-0807 general 5: 0727-0807

India general 3: 0573 Hoffman, Paul 1: 0202 Menon, Krishna 1: 0348 Nehru, Jawaharlal

Cousins, Norman 2: 0814 Europe, Eastern 2: 0772 general 1: 0001, 0627; 2: 0362,

0553, 0988; 3: 0208, 0333; 9: 0489

Hoffman, Paul 4: 0327 visit of 3:0001,0290 Wallace, Henry 2: 0772

New Delhi World Agricultural Fair 8: 0634

Pakistan 4: 0146, 0478 Indochina

Collins, J. Lawton 1: 0627 French forces in 1: 0627 general 1: 0052, 0578, 0777 Geneva Conference on Indochina

1: 0668, 0777 see also Cambodia; Laos; Southeast

Asia; Vietnam Indonesia

general 4: 0692; 5: 0481 Sukarno, Achmed 3: 0039

Information leaks general 9: 0754 United Kingdom 4: 0023

Inspection USSR and 2: 0503; 4: 0628

Intelligence briefing Truman, Harry S•on the Middle East

5: 0463 Intelligence operations

general 4: 0115, 0794 see also RB-47 matter; Special

operations; U-2 incident

Inter-American affairs Eisenhower, Milton 2: 0814 general 9:1008 see also Latin America

Inter-American Highway 9:0489

International affairs National Planning Association

3: 0658 International Atomic Energy Agency

general 9: 0255 McKinney, Robert 4: 0327

International Cooperation Administration

see ICA International Development Fund

4:0253 see also ICA

International Friendship League 9:0447

International Labor Organization see ILO

Iran general 4: 0713, 0794 oil•NSC discussion topic 5: 0389

Iraq 4: 0692

Israel Ben-Gurion, David 8: 0524; 9: 0853 Egypt and 4: 0023 Gaza Strip 4: 0253 general 1: 0668, 0777; 2: 0553;

3: 0083, 0127, 0161, 0416, 0937; 4: 0253; 5: 0083; 8: 0524

Javits, Jacob (Senator) 2: 0851 Jordan 3: 0382 Middle East 4: 0372 see also Arab-Israeli dispute;

Palestine; Suez Canal; Suez crisis Isthmian Canal Plans (1960)

8: 0822, 0892

43

Italy general 1: 0627, 0668; 2: 0503;

3:0161,0208,0487 military bases•U.S. 1: 0411 nuclear missiles and 5: 0083 political behavior 2: 0658 Rosenberg case 1:0118 Trieste 1: 0578

Jackson, CD. comments

"Candor" speech 6: 0176-0259 NATO speech 7: 0327 President's correspondence with

Khrushchev, Nikita 8: 0124 President's speeches of April 1953

6: 0053 U.N. speech 8: 0202

economic plan 1: 0627, 0668 general 1: 0001, 0052, 0269, 0537;

4: 0794;9:0188,0853 NSC discussion topic 5: 0410 U.N.•on the seating of the Hungarian

delegates 4: 0327 Jackson, William

successor to Rockefeller, Nelson 3: 0208

Japan general 9: 0255 Okinawa and 4: 0738 security treaty 4: 0206 U.S.

military forces in 4: 0206 shooting incident 4: 0985 trade 9: 0255

see also Asia; Far East Javits, Jacob (Senator)

Israel 2: 0851 Jews

1: 0202 see also Arab-Israeli dispute; Israel

Johnson, Lyndon B. (Senator) general 2: 0772; 8: 0586 Middle East message 6: 0924 outer space 4: 0893

Joint Chiefs of Staff 1:0713

Jordan Israel and 3: 0382 "offensive weapons" 3: 0871 United Kingdom 5: 0117

Judd, Walter Formosa 2: 0362 general 2: 0418 Offshore Islands 2: 0209

Kalijarvi, Thorsten V. 9: 0188

Kashmir 1: 0269 see also India

Kennedy, John F. (Senator) 8: 0524

Khrushchev, Nikita arms control 8: 0001 disarmament 8: 0001 Eisenhower, Dwight D.•corre-

spondence with 7: 0941 ; 8: 0001- 0124, 0515

Formosa (Taiwan) 8: 0515 general 9: 0853, 0916 Lebanon 8: 0023, 0054, 0124 Middle East 8: 0090 nuclear test suspension 7: 0941 proposed summit meeting 4: 0439 speech 3: 0001 U.N. 8: 0090 see also USSR

Khrushchev ultimatum U-2 incident 9: 0545

Killian, James 9: 0188

44

Kissinger, Henry 9: 0957

Kistiakowsky, G.B. 9:0188

Knight, Frances 5: 0559

Knowland, William (Senator) 1: 0348; 2: 0740

Koo, V.K. Wellington Formosa (Taiwan) Straits 1: 0831

Korea general 1: 0578; 2: 0553 NSC discussion topic 5: 0389

Korea, South 9: 1008

Korean War "State of the Nation" speech (1953)

5: 0898 Krebs, Max V.

9: 0682, 0754, 0853, 0916 Labor

9: 0447 Lansdale, Edward (Colonel)

2: 0320 Laos

8: 0524 see also Geneva Conference on

Indochina (1954); Indochina Larson, Arthur

general 9: 0188 Mutual Security Program speech

7:0195 USIA 4: 0206

Latin America communism in 9: 0079, 0489 dictators 4: 0659 Eisenhower, Milton•tours 4: 0659;

5: 0481 general 1: 0052; 9: 0255 Guggenheim, Harry 1: 0537 U.S. foreign relations 4: 0692

see also Central America; Inter- American affairs; individual countries

Law of Seas Conference 4: 0478

Lead general 1: 0411 ; 2: 0261 ; 4: 0206;

8: 0586 imports 4: 0985

Leadership developing in Asia, Africa, and the

Middle East 9: 0079 Lebanon

Eisenhower, Dwight D.•correspondence with Khrushchev, Nikita 8:0023-0054,0124

general 4:0372, 0659, 0692; 5: 0149 see also Middle East

Legislation passport 8: 0524 see also Congress

Legislative program Nixon, Richard (Vice-President)

4: 0146, 0206 see also Congress

Liberation Resolution 1: 0269

Libraries overseas 1:0118 see also Education

Libya 9: 0001

Little Rock, Arkansas situation 3: 0782 see also Civil rights

"Little wars" 1: 0627

Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. Bohlen, Charles 5: 0645 comments

"Candor" speech 6: 0259

45




Eisenhower, Dwight D.•correspondence with Khrushchev, Nikita 8: 0023-0054

general 2: 0740; 4: 0628; 9: 0188, 1052

Syria and Turkey 3: 0658 U.S. dependent territories 3: 0416 U.S. foreign relations with Afro-Asian

governments 3: 0127 London Conference

"Candor" speech 6: 0176 George, Walter F. (Senator) 2: 0851

Lubell Memo disarmament 1: 0269

Luce, Clare Booth 3:0001; 4: 0921; 9: 1052

Luce, Henry 2: 0418

Lysikov case 2: 0362

MAAG (Military Assistance Advisory Group)

Saigon 2:0418 MacArthur, Douglas (General)

abolition of war 2: 0740 Eisenhower, Dwight D. and Collins, J.

Lawton 2: 0553 see also Korean War

McCann, Kevin comments•presidential statements

and speeches, 1955 6: 0592 McCarran, Pat (Senator)

1: 0668

McCarthy, Joseph (Senator) general 1: 0118; 5: 0645 McLeod, Scott 5: 0645 speech opposing Charles Bohlen's

nomination as ambassador to the USSR 5: 0619

Stevens, Robert 2: 0740 McClintock, Robert

9: 0255 McCloy, John

China, Communist 4: 0372 McKinney, Robert M.

general 8: 0586 International Atomic Energy Agency

4: 0327 McLeod, Scott

Bridges, Styles•endorsement of 5: 0559

future of 5: 0559 McCarthy, Joseph 5: 0645

Macmillan, Harold atomic energy 4: 0206 disarmament 4: 0628 general 2: 0603; 3: 0732; 5: 0253;

9: 0916 Germany, East 9: 0489 summit (proposed)

4: 0564, 0628 visit of 4: 0770

Macomber, William B., Jr. comments

Mutual Security Program message 7: 0026

Mutual Security Program speech 7: 0195

Makarios, Archbishop 4: 0023 see also Cyprus; Greece

Malenkov talk 6: 0095

46

Malone, Senator tariffs 1: 0269

Manila Treaty 1: 0627 see also SE ATO; Southeast Asia

Treaty Manpower

8: 0757 see also Armed services, U.S.;

Military forces Mansfield, Mike (Senator)

3:0127 Massachusetts

labor 9: 0447 prison guards 9: 0447

Mateos, Lopez (President of Mexico) 9:0754,0916 see also Mexico

Mathews, Elbert G. Mutual Security Program speech

7:0195 MATS (Military Air Transport Service)

aircraft for the secretary of state 1: 0269

Matsu Quemoy2:0139, 0740 Washburn, Abbott 5: 0339 see also Offshore Islands; Quemoy

Matteson, Robert USSR 4: 0564

Matthews, H. Freeman 9: 0255

"Meeting the Human Problems of the Nuclear Age"

6: 0592 Menderes, Adnan

3: 0732 Mendes-France, Pierre

1:0348;2:0418

Menon, Krishna China, Communist, and U.S.

prisoners of war 2: 0603

general 2: 0418, 0553 India 1: 0348

Menshikov, Mikhail 4: 0770

Menzies, Robert China, Communist, and the

United Kingdom 2: 0945

Merchant, Livingston general 3: 0208; 4: 0893 statement on Formosa (Taiwan)

2: 0362 "Message to the Soviet Government and People"

6: 0053, 0095 Mexico

Brazilian proposal•"Operation Pan America" 4: 0372

general 1:0777; 2:0320,0418,0503, 0553; 4: 0845, 0921 ; 5: 0287; 9: 0489

Mateos, Lopez 9: 0754, 0916 Middle East

Alpha Project 2: 0603 Anderson, Robert•mission 3: 0208 developing leadership 9: 0079 Eisenhower, Dwight D.•corre-

spondence with Khrushchev, Nikita 8: 0090

general 1:0202,0627,0713; 2:0261, 0467; 3: 0039, 0083, 0161, 0246, 0290; 4:0115,0146,0179; 5:0001, 0117, 0463, 0481; 8: 0524, 0586; 9:0188

intelligence briefing of Harry S Truman 5:0463

Israel 4: 0372 Nasser, Gamal Abdel 5: 0253

47

Strauss, Lewis•water resources and 5: 0083

United.Kingdom 4: 0115 U.N. speech 5: 0031 ; 8: 0202 U.S. foreign policy 2: 0988; 3: 0127 USSR 5: 0083 White, Paul Dudley•report 3: 0937 see also individual countries

Middle East message comments by

Dulles, John Foster 6: 0924, 0945, 0951, 0953, 0965; 7: 0001

Hill, Robert 6: 0924 Johnson, Lyndon B. (Senator)

6: 0924 Wilson, Charles 6: 0924

Egypt 6: 0924 general 6: 0924, 0945, 0951 House of Representatives document

6: 0965 Middle East 6: 0924 press copy 6: 0953 Suez crisis 6: 0924 Tripartite Declaration of 1950 6: 0965

"Militaristic" image U.S. 4: 0770

Military aid Douglas, Lew, on 4: 0845 Pakistan 1: 0777 see also ICA

Military Air Transport Service see MATS

Military assistance 8: 0670 see also ICA

Military Assistance Advisory Group see MAAG

Military bases U.S.

negotiations in Italy 1: 0411 overseas 9: 0375

Military budget 3: 0526

Military equipment arms for Arabs and Israelis 3: 0127 arms for Tunisia 3: 0658 tanks for Germany 3: 0526

Military establishment cost of 4: 0958

Military forces French in Indochina 1: 0627 NATO 3: 0001 ; 4: 0023 NSC discussion topic•U.S. forces in

Europe 5: 0410 troop maneuverings 2: 0740 U.S.

in Europe 1:0627; 5:0410 in Germany 4: 0023 in Japan 4: 0206

Minerals tariffs on 4: 0692

Molotov, Vyacheslav 2: 0080, 0553 see also USSR

Monroney, Mike 9: 0255

Montgomery, Bernard (General) Cyprus 3: 0573

Morocco 3: 0208; 9: 0375

Motion picture On the Beach 8: 0733

Murphy, Robert 9: 0255

Mutual security Congress 8: 0586 general 3:0382,0871 ; 4:0089,0478,

0827,0845; 5:0339; 8:0586,0670, 0757; 9: 0853

Rayburn, Sam 4: 0692 speech on 3: 0782 U.N. 3: 0083 Yugoslavia 2: 0772

48

Mutual Security Program general 8: 0822 Mutual Security Program message

7: 0026-0104 Mutual Security Program speech

7:0195 see also President's Citizen Advisers

on the Mutual Security Program Mutual Security Program message

comments Adams, Sherman 7: 0104 Bowie, Robert 7:0104 Dulles, John Foster 7: 0026, 0104 Hauge, Gabriel 7: 0026, 0104 Hoffman, Paul 7: 0104 Macomber, William B., Jr. 7: 0026

ICA7:0104 Mutual Security Program speech

comments Dulles, John Foster 7: 0195 Larson, Arthur 7: 0195 Macomber, William B., Jr. 7: 0195 Mathews, Elbert G. 7: 0195

Naguib, General Egypt 1:0118

Nasser, Gamal Abdel general 2: 0814; 3: 0246, 0446;

5: 0083, 0463 Middle East 5: 0253 Whitney, George 4: 0062

National defense "State of the Nation" speech (1953)

5: 0838-0898 National government


National Planning Association (NPA) international affairs 3: 0658 State Department comments on NPA

paper 3: 0732

National security clearance of personnel 1: 0202 NSC discussion topic 5: 0410 policy 1: 0052; 9: 0079 speech on 3: 0782

National Security Council see NSC

National strategy nuclear weapons 4: 0738

NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)

atomic weapons 2: 0740 council 4: 0089

de Gaulle, Charles 4: 0372; 5: 0308 general 1:0627; 3:0083,0290,0333,

0573, 0658; 4: 0115, 0253, 0827; 5: 0223; 9: 1052

George, Walter F. 3: 0039 Germany 1: 0627 meeting 3: 0290 military forces 3: 0001 ; 4: 0023 Stevenson, Adlai 3: 0658 strategy 2: 0772 Turkey 1: 0411 United Kingdom 4: 0023 U-2 incident 9: 0623 see also EDC; Europe

NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) speech

comments Cutler, Robert 7: 0268 Dulles, John Foster 7: 0268 Smith, Gerard C. 7: 0268 Stevenson, Adlai 7: 0268 Wilkinson, Burke 7: 0268

State Department position paper 7: 0268

Natural resources "State of the Nation" speech (1953)

5: 0838-0898

49

Negotiations Egyptian 1: 0578 military bases•U.S.: in Italy 1: 0411 "surprise attack" 5: 0001

Nehru, Jawaharlal Cousins, Norman 2: 0814 Europe, Eastern 2: 0772 general 1:0001,0627; 2:0362,0553,

0988; 3: 0208, 0333; 9: 0489 Hoffman, Paul 4: 0327 visit of 3: 0001, 0290 Wallace, Henry 2: 0772 see also India

Netherlands press opinion and U.S. foreign policy

1:0118 "New Dealers"

civil service 1: 0269 New Delhi World Agricultural Fair

8: 0634 see also Trade fairs

Newspaper Editors, American Society of



New Zealand ANZUS Treaty 1: 0578

Ngo Dinh Diem Collins, J. Lawton, and 2: 0658 general 4: 0253 visit of 4: 0001 see also Indochina

Nicaragua 9: 0489 see also Latin America

Nicaraguan Canal 3: 0446 see also Isthmian Canal Plans (1960)

Nickel property in Cuba 8: 0524

Nile River Development 9: 0001, 0079 see also Aswan Dam; Egypt

Nitze, Paul comments•President's speeches of

April 1953 6:0028-0095 Nixon, Richard (Vice-President)

administration's legislative program 4: 0146, 0206

bipartisanship 1: 0411 general 3: 0001 ; 9: 0255 political future 5: 0357

Norman suicide Canada 9: 0375

North Africa France 4: 0794 see also Algeria; Egypt; Libya;

Morocco North Atlantic Treaty Organization

see NATO Norway

1: 0269 NSC (National Security Council)

discussion topics 5: 0389, 0410 general 1: 0970; 5: 0371 Offshore Islands resolution 1: 0927;

2:0139 planning 1: 0713 staffing 5: 0410

Nuclear explosions "Plowshare" 8: 0822 underground 8: 0822

Nuclear fallout 2: 0740 see also Radiation

Nuclear material 3:0161 see also Radiation

50

Nuclear power 3: 0658 see also Atomic energy; International

Atomic Energy Agency Nuclear tests; testing

Eisenhower, Dwight D.•correspondence with Khrushchev, Nikita 7: 0941

general 3:0246; 4:0179,0372,0439, 0692,0738; 5:0031,0253; 8:0524; 9: 0754

Stassen, Harold 3: 0782; 4: 0146 Strauss, Lewis 3: 0782 suspension 4: 0327, 0659, 0845,

0893; 9: 1052 talks 9: 0447, 0682 USSR 4: 0628, 0893, 0958; 9: 1052 USSR note (February 1, 1958)

general 7: 0690-0899 State Department Policy Planning

Staff 7: 0690 Nuclear Test Suspension Conference

9: 1052 Nuclear weapons

bombs 1: 0052 Formosa (Taiwan) Straits 1: 0970 France 5: 0149 general 3: 0526; 4: 0478 missiles•Italy 5: 0083 national strategy 4: 0738 see also Atomic weapons

Oceanography 8: 0757

O'Connor, R.L. comments

"Candor" speech 6: 0176 Geneva Summit 6: 0504 presidential statements and

speeches 6: 0592 "Offensive weapons"

Jordan 3: 0871

Offshore Islands Bowie, Robert•position paper on

2: 0139 Chiang Kai-shek 5: 0339 general 2: 0080-0241; 9: 1008 Judd, Walter 2: 0209 NSC resolution 2: 0139 proposed solution 2: 0139 regional security 2: 0174 St. Laurent on Communist China and

the 3: 0127 U.S. foreign policy 2: 0174, 0195 see also Chinmen; Formosa (Taiwan)

(Nationalist China); Formosa (Taiwan) Straits; Matsu; Penghu (Pescadores); Quemoy

Oil imports 4: 0827, 0893 NSC discussion topic•Iranian

5: 0389 see also Petroleum

Okinawa general 4: 0627 Japan and 4: 0738

On the Beach motion picture 8: 0733

"Open Skies" plan 2: 0945 see also Geneva Summit (1955)

"Operation Alert" 3: 0001 ; 8: 0757, 0940

"Operation Pan America" Mexico•Brazilian proposal 4: 0372

Operations Coordinating Board (OCB)

3:0290; 4:0062; 9:0079,0916,0957, 1052

Outer Mongolia Chinese Nationalists in and U.N.

2: 0503

51

Outer space Johnson, Lyndon B. (Senator) 4:0893 U.S.-USSR relations 3: 0732

Overflights Cuba 8: 0757 U-2 incident 9: 0545, 0623 see also Air space

Pakistan general 4: 0146 India 4: 0478 military aid to 1: 0777 U.S. diplomatic representation

4: 0283 Palestine

refugees 8: 0892 see also Arab-Israeli dispute; Israel

Panama Eisenhower, Dwight D.•trip to

3: 0001 general 1: 0537, 0777; 3: 0497

Panama Canal general 3: 0526; 8: 0634; 9: 0255 policy 8: 0822

Panama Canal Treaty 1: 0578

Panama Canal Zone 9: 0188, 0375

Panama meeting 3: 0039

Paris Summit (1960) U-2 incident 9: 0623, 0754, 0853

Passport legislation 8: 0524

"Peace Plan" speech 6: 0095

Penghu (Pescadores) Formosa (Taiwan) Straits 1: 0831 see also Offshore Islands

Perón, Juan 1: 0001 see also Argentina

Persons, Wilton 9: 0375

Petroleum Brazil 2: 0988 oil•imports 4: 0827, 0893 oil•Iranian 5: 0389

Philippines general 2: 0503, 0603 Manila Treaty 1: 0627 see also SEATO; Southeast Asia

Treaty Pineau, Mr.

3: 0001 Pius XII (Pope)

1:0348; 4: 0921 P.L. 480

5:0149;9:0188,0375,0754 see also ICA

"Plowshare" 8: 0822 see also Isthmian Canal Plans (1960);

Nuclear explosions Poland

3: 0382; 9: 1008 Political parties

Republican Liberation Pledge 2:0814 Republican Party•general 2: 0261 Republican Party platform 3: 0526

Portugal 9: 0853

Postal service "State of the Nation" speech (1953)

5: 0898 Potsdam Agreement

Germany 9: 0188 Precedence, official

1: 0001 Presidential correspondence

see Diplomatic correspondence; Eisenhower, Dwight D.

52

Presidential speeches and statements

see Eisenhower, Dwight D. President's Citizen Advisers on the Mutual Security Program

"State of the Union" message (1957) 6: 0843

President's Committee on Govern- ment Contracts

8: 0733

President's Committee on Govern- ment Employment

8: 0757 Press

briefings•U-2 incident 9: 0545 news conference•Eisenhower,

Dwight D. 2: 0080 opinion•Netherlands: U.S. foreign

policy 1: 0118 U.S. newsmen and travel to Commu-

nist China 3: 0871 ; 4: 0179 "Price of Peace"

Eisenhower, Dwight D.• inaugural address (1957) 6: 0810

Prisoners of war, U.S. China, Communist 1: 0627; 2: 0603

Propaganda Soviet 4: 0525

"Psyche" Soviet•after Berlin Conference

1: 0537 Publications

Canada•tax on 3: 0127 Public opinion

conduct of foreign affairs 4: 0023 general 1:0001

Quantico Panel 2: 0945

Quarles, Donald 9: 0375

Quemoy Chiang Kai-shek 4: 0921 China, Communist•shelling by

2: 0080 general 2: 0139, 0740; 5: 0481 Green, Theodore (Senator) 4: 0958 NSC discussion topic 5: 0410 Washburn, Abbott 5: 0339 see also Chinmen; Matsu; Offshore

Islands Rabb, Max

9: 0375 Radford, Arthur (Admiral)

military talks on Southeast Asia 1:0713

Radiation protection guidance 8: 0892 see also Nuclear fallout; Nuclear

material Radio in American Sector (RIAS)

Europe, Eastern 3: 0208 Radio-television speech

suggestions 6: 0452, 0504 Randall, Clarence

foreign economic policy 4: 0062 general 9: 0375 see also ICA; Mutual Security

Program; President's Citizen Advisers on the Mutual Security Program

Rapacki Plan 5: 0253

Rayburn, Sam (Representative) mutual security 4: 0692

RB-47 matter 9: 0754

see also Overflights; U-2 incident Rearmament

German 9: 0188

53

Recession 9: 0754 see also Economy

Reciprocal trade agreements 8: 0586

Reed, Phil 4: 0893

Refugees Cuban 8: 0940 Hungarian•relief 8: 0586 Palestine 8: 0892 World Refugee Year 8: 0757 see also Immigration

Regional security Offshore Islands 2: 0174 problems in the Far East 1: 0927 see also Security Treaty

Republican Liberation Pledge Stevenson, Adlai 2: 0814

Republican Party general 2: 0261 platform 3: 0526 Republican Liberation Pledge

2:0814 Rhee, Syngman

1:0713 see also Korea; Korea, South

Richards, Dick 3: 0246

Rio Conference 1: 0348

Robertson, Walter general 9: 0375 replacement for 4: 0893

Rockefeller, Nelson comments•Geneva Summit

statement 6: 0452 general 2: 0467, 0553; 9: 0754 Jackson, William•successors: 0208

Rosenberg case Italy 1:0018 see also Espionage

Rostow, Walt comments•Geneva Summit

statement 6: 0452 general 4: 0372

Rountree, William 9: 0375

SAC (Strategic Air Command) alert and "surprise attack" 4: 0115 bomber exercises 4: 0794 general 9: 1052

Saigon MAAG2:0418

St. Laurent, Louis (Prime Minister of Canada)

China, Communist, and the Offshore Islands 3: 0127

Santiago Foreign Ministers Conference

9: 0489 Satellite Resolution

2: 0553 Satellites

communications 8: 0940 Satellites, Communist

USSR 4: 0115 Saud, King

Egypt 4: 0253 general 3:0871 ; 4: 0253, 0283, 0306 visit of 4: 0062 see also Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia general 4: 0023 Saud, King

Egypt 4: 0253 general 3: 0871 ; 4: 0253, 0283,

0306 visit of 4: 0062

United Kingdom 5: 0463 School integration

Little Rock, Arkansas 3: 0782 see also Civil rights

54

Schweitzer, Albert (Dr.) 5: 0287

Scientific programs 8: 0892

see also Outer space Scott, Hugh

9: 0375 Scribner, Fred

9: 0375 SEATO (Southeast Asia Treaty Organization)

general 3: 0782; 4: 0770 United Kingdom 1: 0348

Secretary of state 9: 0916

see also Dulles, John Foster; State Department

Security

see National security; Regional security; Security Treaty

"Security and Peace" speech 3: 0573

Security Treaty Japan 4: 0206

Self-defense collective 7: 0409, 0620

Silver, Rabbi 1: 0001

Sino-Soviet Bloc economic activities 4: 0478 general 4: 0893

see also China, Communist; USSR S.J. Res. 28

Formosa (Taiwan) Straits 2: 0001 Skouras, Spyros

British "jealousy" of the U.S. 2: 0892 Smith, Gerard C.

comments NATO speech 7: 0268 U.N. speech 8: 0202 USSR note 7: 0690

Smith, H. Alexander 4: 0738; 9: 0375

Smith, Walter Bedell (General) 3: 0290; 4: 0306

Socialists

employees of State Department 1: 0052

policy on employment in State Depart- ment 5: 0559

South Carolina textiles 8: 0524

Southeast Asia general 1: 0348; 9:0142

Radford, Arthur•military talks on 1:0713

United Kingdom 4: 0478

see also Cambodia; Indochina; Laos; Vietnam

Southeast Asia Treaty 1:0627

Southeast Asia Treaty Organization see SEATO

Soviet aide-memoire (February 28 1958)

7: 0978, 0980

Soviet aide-memoire (Gromyko aide- memoire) (April 11, 1958)

comments on reply•Dulles, John Foster 7: 0993

press copy of U.S.-United Kingdom- French reply 7: 0993

translation 7: 0993 Soviet air space

general 5: 0001

U.S.•violations of 2: 0851 ; 4: 0770 see also RB-47 matter; U-2 incident

Soviet Bloc

economic offensive in Brazil 9: 0489 see also USSR

Soviet-Chicom Accord 1: 0859

55

Spain 9: 0188

Sparkman, John Bohlen, Charles 5: 0645

"Special Group" 9:0142

Special operations 4:0179 see also Intelligence operations;

RB-47 matters; U-2 incident Speeches

see Eisenhower, Dwight D. S. Res. 55

Formosa (Taiwan) Straits 2: 0001 Stassen, Harold

disarmament 3: 0246 general 2: 0553; 3: 0290; 4: 0283,

0794 Geneva Summit (1955) 4: 0564 nuclear testing 3: 0782; 4: 0146 secretary of peace 2: 0603

State Department appointments 1: 0052, 0627, 0668;

4: 0179; 9: 1052 assistant secretary of state for

economic affairs 4: 0023 embassies•CIA station chiefs in

9: 0754 employment 8: 0822 expenditures 8: 0822 general 3: 0290 McCarthy, Joseph•speech oppos-

ing Charles Bohlen's nomination as ambassador 5: 0619

National Planning Association• comments on paper 3: 0732

NATO speech•position paper 7: 0268

nucleartesting•Policy Planning Staff position paper 7: 0690

personnel matters 1: 0118; 3: 0333

reorganization 9:1008 secretary of state 9: 0916 Socialists

as employees of 1: 0052 policy on employment of 5: 0559

Soviet aide-memoire (February 28, 1958)•comments on 7: 0993

undersecretary of state possibilities

5: 0357 see also Bohlen, Charles; Diplomatic

correspondence; Dulles, John Foster; McLeod, Scott; U.S. diplomatic representation

"State of the Nation" speech (1953) comments

Dulles, John Foster 5: 0838-0898 Eisenhower, Dwight D. 5: 0838 Hughes, Emmet 6: 0001

"State of the Union" message (1955) comments

Bowie, Robert 6: 0411 Dulles, John Foster 6: 0375-0411 Harlow, Bryce 6: 0411 Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. 6: 0375

"State of the Union" message (1956) comments

Dulles, John Foster 6: 0768 Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. 6: 0768

press copy 6: 0768 "State of the Union" message (1957)

Cabinet papers 6: 0873 comments

Bowie, Robert 6: 0843-0873 Dulles, John Foster 6: 0843-0873 Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. 6: 0843

economic aid 6: 0843 House of Representatives document

6: 0843 President's Citizen Advisers on the

Mutual Security Program 6: 0843 press copy 6: 0873 U.N. 6: 0843

56

State visits 2: 0772

Status of Forces Treaty 1: 0202

Stevens, Robert (Secretary of the Army)

McCarthy, Joseph 2: 0740 Stevenson, Adlai

general 4: 0115 NATO 3: 0658 NATO speech•comments 7: 0268,

0327 nuclear arms race 3: 0782 Republican Liberation Pledge 2:0814

Stimpson, Harry 9: 0447

Strategic Air Command see SAC

Strategic materials 8: 0634

see also Lead; Minerals; Zinc Strategy

NATO 2: 0772 U.S.•national 4: 0738

Strauss, Lewis (Admiral) comments•reply to Bulganin,

Nikolai's letter 7: 0469 general 9: 0447 Eisenhower, Dwight D.•correspon-

dence with Khrushchev, Nlkita 8: 0001

Middle East 5: 0083 nuclear testing 3: 0782 water resources 5: 0083

Student exchanges U.S.-USSR 4: 0525, 0564 see also Exchange programs

Sudan 3: 0658

Suez Canal 3: 0416, 0526

Suez crisis general 2:0772,0814; 3:0290,0333,

0382, 0446, 0497; 4: 0306 Middle East message 6: 0924 see also Arab-Israeli dispute; Egypt;

Israel; Middle East Sugar Act

1:0713 Sukarno, Achmed

3: 0039 see also Indonesia

Summit (proposed) general 1:0578; 4:0439,0692,0713,

0770; 5: 0253; 7: 0980 Macmillan, Harold 4: 0564, 0628 USSR 4: 0692, 0738

"Surprise attack" negotiations 5: 0001 SAC 4: 0115

"Surprise Attack" Panel 8: 0524

"Surprise Attack" Study Group 4: 0985

Syria general 3: 0871 ; 4: 0146, 0179 Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. 3: 0658 Turkey 4: 0115 see also Egypt; United Arab Republic

Tachen Nationalist Chinese•evacuation of

2: 0047 see also Chinmen; Matsu; Offshore

Islands; Quemoy Taft, Robert (Senator)

Bohlen, Charles 5: 0645 general 1: 0202

Tanganyika 9: 0489

Tanks Germany 3: 0526

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Tariffs Malone, Senator 1: 0269 minerals 4: 0692 zinc 1: 0668 see also Trade

Tax Canada•on publications 3: 0127

Taylor, Dean 9: 0447

Telephone memos Bohlen, Charles 5: 0619 Bohlen case 5: 0688

"Tenth Anniversary of the U.N." 6: 0592, 0666

Textiles South Carolina 8: 0524

Thailand Donovan, William 2: 0658 general 2:0418 see also Southeast Asia

Thomas, Norman disarmament 3: 0871 general 1: 0052

Tito, Josef 1: 0348; 2: 0503, 0603; 3: 0382;

4: 0306 see also Yugoslavia

Toynbee, Arnold views in international affairs•John

Cowles 3: 0208 Trade

East-West 3: 0127 general 4: 0206 reciprocal agreements 8: 0586 U.S.-Japan 9: 0255 see also Import restrictions; Imports;

Tariffs Trade controls

China, Communist 2: 0945; 3: 0083, 0127, 0937

Trade fairs Brussels Fair 9: 0255, 0375 general 8:0586; 9: 0142 New Delhi World Agricultural Fair

8: 0634 Treaties

Australia-New Zealand-U.S. Treaty (ANZUS) 1: 0578

Austrian Treaty 1: 0777; 2: 0603 European Security Treaty 2: 0503 Japan Security Treaty 4: 0206 Manila Treaty 1: 0627 Panama Canal Treaty 1: 0578 Southeast Asia Treaty 1: 0627 Status of Forces Treaty 1: 0202 U.S.-Republic of China Mutual

Defense Treaty 1: 0831, 0927, 0970; 2: 0047

Treaty-making power general 2: 0988 ILO 2: 0892

Trieste general 1: 0202, 0578 Italy 1: 0578

Tripartite Declaration of 1950 Middle East message 6: 0965

Truman, Harry S CIA briefing 4: 0372 general 2: 0553 intelligence briefing on the Middle Eas

5: 0463 Tunisia

general 4: 0713, 0794 military equipment•arms 3: 0658

Turkey general 4: 0146, 0893 Greece 4: 0692 Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. 3: 0658 Menderes, Adnan 3: 0732 NATO 1: 0411

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Syria 4: 0115 see also Middle East

U.N. (United Nations) aircraft for 2: 0261 China, Communist 1: 0202 Chinese Nationalists in Outer

Mongolia 2: 0503 Eisenhower, Dwight D.

correspondence with Khrushchev, Nikita 8: 0090


Formosa (Taiwan) Straits 1: 0970 general 1:0348,0970; 2:0362,0772;

4:0738;9:0001,0142, 0447 Hoffman, Paul 4: 0525 Hungary

credentials 4: 0845 representation 4: 0893

Jackson, CD.•on the seating of the Hungarian delegation 4: 0327

Middle East 5: 0031 mutual security 3: 0083 Secretary General's trip to Peking

6: 0666 "10th Anniversary" 6: 0592, 0666 USSR-U.N. principles 3: 0290

United Arab Republic (UAR) Hussein, King 4: 0893

United Kingdom (U.K.) atomic energy 3: 0416 Berlin 5: 0287 cabinet 1: 0777 Caccia, Harold 9: 0001 Churchill, Winston

general 1: 0118; 2: 0708 USSR 1: 0777 visit of 1:0713;9:0957

colonialism 2: 0261

cooperation•U.S.-United Kingdom 4:0115

Eden, Anthony 1:0859; 3:0083,0333 general 1: 0859; 2: 0503; 3: 0083,

0127, 0161, 0333, 0446, 0658, 0937; 5: 0375; 9: 1052 5: 0375; 9: 1052

Germany 5: 0223 hydroelectric equipment•bid for

5: 0253 information leaks 4: 0023 Jordan 5: 0117 Macmillan, Harold

atomic energy 4: 0206 disarmament 4: 0628 general 2: 0603; 3: 0732; 5: 0253 Germany, East 9: 0489 proposed summit 4: 0564, 0628 visit of 4: 0770

Menzies, Robert 2: 0945 Middle East 4: 0115 military forces•NATO 4: 0023 NSC discussion topic 5: 0389 Saudi Arabia 5: 0463 SEATO 1: 0348 Skouras, Spyros•British "jealousy"

of the U.S. 2: 0892 Southeast Asia 4: 0478 U.S.•foreign relations 4: 0146 USSR note 7: 0840 world commitments 2: 0988

United Nations see U.N.

U.N. Resolution 502 statement by Andrei Vyshinsky

6: 0259 U.N. speech (August 13, 1958)

'A Plan for Peace in the Middle East" 8:0149

comments Dillon, Douglas 8: 0202

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Dulles, John Foster 8: 0149, 0202 Jackson, CD. 8: 0202 Smith, Gerard C. 8: 0202

general 8: 0145 Middle East 8: 0202

U.S. Advisory Commission on Education

9: 0853 U.S. aide-memoire (March 6, 1958)

comments Dulles, John Foster 7: 0980 Eisenhower, Dwight D. 7: 0980

general 7: 0978 press copy 7: 0980 summit question 7: 0980

U.S. aircraft helicopter shot down in East Germany

4: 0439 Soviet attacks on 1: 0831 ; 9: 0623 see also Overflights; RB-47 matter;

SAC; U-2 U.S. allies

1:0713 U.S. Department of Peace

1: 0537 U.S. dependent territories

3:0416 U.S. diplomatic representation

ambassador to Germany 4: 0306 to Vietnam 2: 0740

ambassadorial appointments 3:0416; 4: 0713; 5: 0559

diplomatic appointees France 4: 0283 Pakistan 4: 0283

Foreign Service appointments 5:0559 general 8: 0524; 9: 0682 McCarthy, Joseph•speech opposing

Charles Bohlen's nomination 5:0619

see also State Department U.S. Disarmament Agency

9: 1008 see also Arms control; Disarmament;

Geneva Summit (1955) U.S. embassies

CIA station chiefs in 9: 0754 USIA (U.S. Information Agency)

general 3: 0782; 9: 0079 Larson, Arthur 4: 0206

U.S. intervention Chou En-lai•statement on 2: 0001

U.S. newsmen China, Communist 3: 0871 ; 4: 0179

U.S.-Republic of China Mutual Defense Treaty

Formosa (Taiwan) Straits 1: 0831, 0927, 0970; 2: 0047

USSR aide-memoire (February 28, 1958)

7: 0978-0980 aide-memoire (April 11,1958) 7:0993 aircraft

attacks on U.S. aircraft 1: 0831 ; 9: 0623

general 1: 0578; 8: 0524 air space

general 5: 0001 U.S. violations of 2: 0851 ; 4: 007C

atomic energy 1: 0777 Baruch, Bernard 5: 0481 Berlin 4: 0845; 5: 0223 Bohlen, Charles

Four Power Meeting 5: 0559 NSC discussion topic 5: 0410

Bulganin, Nikolai Eisenhower, Dwight D.•cor-

respondence with 6: 0713-0745 general 3: 0333; 4: 0794

China, Communist 1: 0777 Churchill, Winston 1: 0777

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disarmament 2: 0320; 4: 0478 economic matters 2: 0261 ; 3: 0871 ;

4: 0478; 9: 0489 economic missions 8: 0586 Egypt 2: 0503 Eisenhower, Dwight D.

correspondence with Bulganin, Nikolai 6: 0713-0745

correspondence with Khrushchev, Nikita 7: 0941; 8: 0001-0124, 0515

general 1: 0463 espionage 9: 0545, 0623 exchange programs

student•U.S.-USSR 4: 0525, 0564

U.S.-USSR 4: 0115 exhibitions•U.S. exhibit in

Moscow 8: 0524, 0634 general 1:0052; 2:0320,0467,0892;

3:0001,0161, 0526; 4: 0794; 5:0001,0253,0481,0512; 9:0001, 0957

Geneva Conference on Indochina 1:0713

Geneva Summit (1955) 6:0452,0504 inspection 2: 0503; 4: 0628 Khrushchev, Nikita

arms control 8: 0001 disarmament 8: 0001 Eisenhower, Dwight D.•corre-

spondence with 7: 0941 ; 8:0001-0124,0515

Formosa (Taiwan) 8: 0515 general 9: 0853, 0916 Lebanon 8: 0023, 0054, 0124 Middle East 8: 0090 nuclear test suspension 7: 0941 speech 3: 0001 summit (proposed) 4: 0439 U.N. 8: 0090

Khrushchev ultimatum 9: 0545 Matteson, Robert 4: 0564 Middle East 5: 0083 nuclear tests; testing 4: 0628, 0893,

0958; 9: 1052 outer space 3: 0732 propaganda 4: 0525 "psyche" after Berlin Conference

1: 0537

satellites, Communist 4: 0115 student exchanges 4: 0525, 0564 summit (proposed) 4: 0692, 0738 U.N.•principles 3: 0290 U.S.

aircraft•attacks on 1: 0831 ; 9: 0623

air space•U.S. violations of 2: 0851 ; 4: 0770

foreign relations 3: 0732; 6: 0452, 0504; 7:0690, 0779, 0840, 0899

U.S.-USSR Agricultural Exchange Agreement 9: 0001

Vyshinsky, Andrei•U.N. Resolution 502 6: 0259

Zhukov, George (Marshal)•visit of 4:0179

see also East-West relations; Europe, Eastern; Soviet Bloc; U-2 incident

USSR note (February 1, 1958) comments

Dulles, John Foster 7: 0690, 0779, 0840, 0899

Smith, Gerard C. 7: 0690 nuclear testing 7: 0690, 0779, 0840,

0899

State Department Planning Staff- position paper 7: 0690

United Kingdom 7: 0840 U.S.-USSR foreign relations 7: 0690,

0779, 0840, 0899

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U-2 incident 9: 0545-0623 see also Intelligence operations;

Overflights; RB-47 matter Vatican

9: 0001 Vietnam

general 1: 0627; 2: 0603, 0658; 3:0161

MAAG•in Saigon 2: 0418 Ngo Dinh Diem 2: 0658 U.S. diplomatic representation

2: 0740 see also Cambodia; Indochina; Laos;

Southeast Asia Voice of America

1:0269,0348 Volta River Project

Ghana 9: 0375 Vyshinsky, Andrei

U.N. Resolution 502 6: 0259 "Waging the Peace" speech

3:0658 Wallace, Henry

Nehm, Jawaharlal 2: 0772 War

Korean 5: 0898 "little wars" 1:0627 MacArthur, Douglas•abolition of

2:0740 War powers, presidential

1:0463,0713 Warren, Earl

3:0208 Washburn, Abbott

Matsu 5: 0339 Quemoy 5: 0339

Washington Conference for the Advertising Council

6: 0817

Water resources Strauss, Lewis•Middle East 5:0083

Watkins, Arthur (Senator) 1:0411

Wedemeyer, A.C. (General) Far East 2: 0418

Weeks, Sinclair 9:0447

West European Union 6:0666

White, Francis 4: 0253

White, Lincoln 9:0489

White, Paul Dudley report on Middle East 3: 0937

Whitmore, B.H. 9:0447

Whitney, George (Jock) general 2: 0503; 3: 0937; 9: 0489 Nasser, Gamal Abdel 4: 0062

Wigglesworth, Richard 4: 0713; 9: 0489

Wilkinson, Burke comments•NATO speech 7: 0268

Williams, Soapy France 2:0362

Wilson, Charles Formosa (Taiwan) Straits 1:0831 gênerai 6: 0666 Middle East message 6:0924 NSC discussion topic 5: 0410

Wilson, Wbodrow Baruch, Bernard 5:0481

Wool import restrictions 1: 0578

World cotton market 2:0892

World peace 7: 0409, 0469, 0553, 0620

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World Refugee Year Zhukov, Georgi (Marshal) 8:0757 visit of 4: 0179

Yalta papers Zinc 2: 0418, 0708 general 1: 0411j 2: 0261 ; 4: 0206; see also Bohlen, Charles 8: 0586

Yugoslavia imports 4: 0985 Benson, Ezra T. 8: 0670 tariffs 1: 0668 general 4: 0115 see also Minerals mutual security 2: 0772 Tito, Josef 1: 0348; 2: 0503, 0603;

3: 0382; 4: 0306

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