Box No. Contents
1 Inaugural Ceremony and Drafts of President's
Inaugural Address (1-2)
State of the Nation Speech (1-2)
President's Speech April 1953 (1-3) [Chance For Peace
speech, 4/16/53; includes comments and suggestions
by John Foster Dulles, Paul Nitze, and Charles
Bohlen]
Candor Speech Dec. 8, 1953 (1-3) [includes comments
and suggestions from Robert Bowie, John Foster
Dulles, C.D. Jackson, and Henry Cabot Lodge]
President Eisenhower's American Legion Speech -
August 31, 1954 [includes comments by John Foster
Dulles, Robert Bowie, Bryce Harlow, and Robert
Cutler]
State of the Union Message January 6, 1955 (1-2)
President's Opening Statement at Geneva July 18, 1955
Suggestions for Radio-TV speech 7/15/55 (1-2)
2 Presidential Statements and Speeches 1955 (1-3)
[includes drafts re Formosa Resolution]
President's Corres. with Bulganin re Disarmament 1955-1956 (1-3)
State of the Union Message 1/5/1956
Inaugural Address by the President January 21, 1956
President's Speech Before Editors Washington -
April 21, 1956
State of the Union Message January 1957 (1-2)
Middle East Message to Congress etc. 1/5/57 (1-2)
3 Middle East Message to Congress etc. 1/5/57 (3-5)
Mutual Security Program - Message to Congress and
Address to People by the President - 5/21/57 (1-2)
Drafts for Presidential Speech on MSP September 1957
President's Main NATO Speech Dec. 1957 (Drafts)
[includes comments by Adlai Stevenson]
President's Opening Speech NATO Dec. 1957 (Drafts)
Reply to Bulganin's Letter to President of December
10, 1957 (1-4)
4 USSR Note (Feb 1 and U.S. Reply (Feb. 15, 1958) (1-4)
[includes comments by Department of State officials
re nuclear testing and other problems in US - USSR
relations]
President's Reply of April 8, 1958 to Chairman
Khrushchev
U.S. Aide-Memorire March 6, 1958 Reploying to Soviet
Aide-Memorie Feb 28, 1958 (1-2)
Soviet Aide-Memorie April 11, 1958 State D. Drafts
of Reply April 16
USSR Khruschev Note May 9, 1958 Pres. Eisenhower's
Reploy May 24, 1958 (Including Drafts)
President Eisenhower's Reply to Chairman Khrushchev
-7/23/58 (1-2) [re Lebanon]
President Eisenhower's Letter to Khrushchev-- July 25, 1958 [re
UN and Middle East]
President Eisenhower's Reply (8/1/58) to Khrushchev's Letter of
7/28/58
5 President Eisenhower's UN Speech Wednesday August 13,
1958 (1-3)
President's Statement on Taiwan Straits Situation
-Newport RI - Sept. 11, 1958 (1-3)
President's Reply to Khrushchev September 13, 1958
1 Memos of Conversation - General - A Through D (1),
[United Kingdom and missiles; Sherman Adams re
Adlai Stevenson, Harold Stassen, oil imports, Val
Peterson, Nehru, ambassadorial matters, Nelson
Rockefeller, John Foster Dulles and Republican
platform, immigration, Clare Boothe Luce;
Chancellor Adenauer re Dulles' health, coal, Iran,
Germany, and European matters; French Ambassador
Alphand re neutralization of Central Europe, summit
conference, Tunisia, and Suez; Senator Clinton
Anderson re Atomic Energy Act; Dillon Adnerson;
Robert Anderson re NATO Ministers Meeting; Norman
Armour; Gibraltar; Cyprus; Titol
Memos of Conversation - General - A Through D (2)
[Newsmen and travel to Red China; Bernard Baruch re
USSR, Woodrow Wilson, India and China; Australian
Ambassador Beale re Warsaw talks with communists;
Oatis case; Ezzra Taft Benson; Andrew Berding;
Charles Bohlen re Philippines and USSR; Bricker
Amendment; Arab-Israeli situation; New York Yankees
trip to Japan; David Bruce; William Bullitt re
France; Randolph Burgess; European Coal and Steel
Community]
Memos of Conversation - General - A Through D (3),
[China; Harold Macmillan; USSR; Yemen; Cyprus;
Lebanon and Jordan; French-Tunisian situation;
Pakistan; disarmament; Saudi Arabia; Bagdad Pact
syria; China and Taiwan; France and nuclear
weapons; Algeria; Benjamin Cohen re Israel and
Arabs; James Conant re Adenauer; John Sherman
Cooper re India; Queen Elizabeth's visit to U.S.;
Robert Cutler re Operations Coordinating Board]
Memos of Conversation - General - A Through D (4),
[U.S. Middle East policy; Arthur Dean re U.S.
delegation on waterways; Germany; France; Communist
china; Vietnam; Thomas Dewey re Egypt; Canadian
Prime Minister Diefenbaker re China, U.S.-Canadian
relations, and Syria; Douglas Dillon and position
of Deputy Under Secretary and French; Egypt;
General Draper re U.S. military forces and re Paul
Nitzel]
Memos of Conversation - General - E Through I (1),
[Israel and Egypt; Dr. Elson; General Ely; Italian
Prime Minister Fanfani re missiles; Francisco
Franco re Yugoslavia and communism; William
Fulbright re mutual aid, Iran, USSR, Senator Green
re Formosa; Italian President Gronchi; Austrian
Ambassador Gruber and Hungarian refugee program;
Alfred Gruenther re disarmament]
Memos of Conversation - General - E Through I (2),
[Dag Hammarskjold re United Nations and Far East,
Middle East, Indochina; Danish Prime Minister
Hansen; Canadian Ambassador Heeney; Loy Henderson;
Christian Herter's appointment as Under Secretary
of State; German President Heuss re Turkey; Senator
Hickenlooper re Guy Gillette; Ambasssador Hildreth;
Paul Hoffman re mutual security]
Memos of Conversation - General E Through I (3),
[John Hollister re COCOM and CHINCOM negotiations;
Eugene Holman re Aramco, British, and Saudi Arabia;
Julius Holmes and ambassadorship; Lord Hood re
Quemoy and Matsu; USSR and Middle East; Herbert
Hoover, Jr; Foreign Service Institute; Sir
Frederick Hoyer-Millar re Drew Middleton story and
leak of information; George Humphrey re Randolph
Burgesss, British and oil, Japan, Brazil, USSR and
Iran, Communist China and Vietnam, Korea; Senator
Humphrey re Nasser and Aswan Dam; Ambassador
Hussein re Egypt and attacks on Nasser; Crown
Prince Abdul Ilah of Iraq re Bagdad Pact]
Memos of Conversation - General J Through K (1),
[C.D. Jackson re foreign ministers meeting, cold
war strategy, and USSR; William H. Jackson re his
responsiblities, Treasury control of foreign
economic policy, NSC Policy Planning Board,
Operations Coordinating Board; Henry Cabot Lodge;
Senator Jacob Javits re Israel, Jewish voters and
Vice President Nixon; Senator Lyndon Johnson re
defense matters; Adlai Stevenson; Mutual Security;
disarmament; bipartisanship; Eric Johnson; Sukarno;
Nehru; Jordan water; Ambassador Kemper; Israel and
Middle East]
Memos of Conversation - General J Through K (2),
[Senator Knowland's conversations with Secretary
Dulles re numerous matters including mutual
security; summit meeting, Adlai Stevenson, Harry
Truman, NATO President's health, Yugoslavia, Syria,
Poland, news-paper correspondents and Red China;
disarmament, Hungary, Norway, Girard case, Herbert
Hoover, Jr, and Christian Herter, Suez, Harold
Stassen, USSR and Egypt, German reunifcation,
satellite resolution, Ben Cohen and U.S. delegation
to U.N., re German Ambassador Krekeler and
Brazilian President Kubitschek]
Memos of Conversation - General - L Through M (2),
[Canada and Molotov; Harold Macmillan re Berlin,
Khrushchev, summit conference, Middle East, nuclear
power, Suez, Cyprus, China; Sir Roger Makins re
Cyprus,Singapore, USSR, Middle East; Lebanon;
nuclear matters]
Memos of Conversation - General - L Through
M (3), [Senator Mansfield re Syria, Isreal and
Middle East; Harold Stassen; Suez; Ambassador Mates
of Yugoslavia; Rene Mayer re Saar and EURATOM; John
J. McCloy re Adenauer and James Conant; John McCone
re nuclear testing; Neil McElroy re classified
materials, Defense budget, British defense policy,
Quemoy and Matsu; Iceland; Scott McLeod re his
future; George Meany re U.N. delegation; Ambassador
Mehta of India; Greece and Cyprus; Mendes-France;
EDC]
Memos of Conversation - General - L Through M (4)
[Krishna Menon and India, Suez, USSR, Communist
China; Australian Prime Minister Menzies re
Australia, Suez; mutual security; Perle Mesta;
James P. Mitchell re International Labor
Organization; Guy Mollett, Soviet Foreign Minister
Molotov re Middle East; U.S. communications with
USSR; Jean Monnet re France, North Africa, Germany,
EURATOM; Ambassador John Muccio re Iceland and re
his political views; American Legion and UNESCO
report; Thmes Murray re nuclear testing]
Memos of Conversation - General - N Through R (1),
[Frank Nash re task force on U.S. bases; Prime
Minister Nehru re Equpt, Communist China;
Ambassador Riddleberger re position of Assistant
Secretary for European Affairs; Reuben Robertson re
reduction of U.S. force levels; Walter Robertson re
health; Nelson Rockefeller re Republican Party and
New York; William Rogers re passports; Philippine
Abassador Romulo; China; Roy Rubottom re Assistant
Secretary of State for Inter-Aermican Affairs; Dean
Rusk re study of colonialism and re Israelis and
Arabs]
Memos of Conversation - General - S (1) [Duncan
Sandys re military strategy, Suez, and US-UK
relations; colombia; Italy and communists; Cyprus;
Germany; USSR Field Marshal Montgomery re economic
problems; Japanese-Korean relations; Formosa; Rabbi
Silver re arms to Israel; John L. Simpson re East-
West exchanges; Earl Smith re future; Senator H.
Alexander Smith; Cardinal Spellman re Jewish
activities and re Yugoslavia; Hungary; Robert
Sprague re US-USSR capabilities]
Memos of Conversation - General - S (2) [Harold
Stassen re disarmament, Soviet satellites,
politics]
Memos of Conversation - General - S (3) [Harold
Stassen re proposed exhibit on aerial inspection,
disarmament, mutual security, East-West trade,
labor relations and FOA, title "Secretary For
Peace", Japan, Southeast Asia, Latin American
Development Bank, France, thorium nitrate]
Memos of Conversation - General - S (4) [Thomas
Stephens; Adlai Stevenson re NATO meeting; Admiral
Strauss re position of Special Assistant to
President; nuclear testing; atomic information and
United Kingdom; EURATOM]
Memos of Conversation - General - T Through Z [Henry
Taylor; Ambassador Thompson re possible
ambassadorship to USSR; Tito re USSR, religion,
Middle EAst; German Foreign Minister Von Bretano re
military matters; Indonesia; John Vorys re mutual
security; Ambassador Wadsworth re Egypt; Thailand;
Secretary Weeks; Ambassador Francis WShite;
Ambassador Whitney re France and Algeria; Francis
Wilcox; Secretary Wilson re Korea, Japan, USSR;
Bernard Yarrow re Hungary; Saudi Arabia; Dave
Zellerbach]
2 Strictly confidential - A-B (1) [Correspondence and
Memos] [Konrad Adenauer re USSR, Dulles' health,
Germany]
Strictly Confidential - A-B (2) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Winthrop Aldrich; Fredrick Alger re
Adlai Stevenson; George Allen; John Allison re
possible trip by General Douglas MacArthur to
Japan; mutual Security; nuclear testing; Joseph
Alsop; Bernard Baruch; C. Ulrich Bay re Norway]
Strictly Confidential - A-B (3) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [John R. Beale re book on John Foster
Dulles; W. Tapley Bennett re politics, Milton
Eisenhower; Charles Bohlen; Robert Bowie; Chester
Bowles' critique of strategic policy; Ellis Briggs;
Herbert Brownell]
Strictly Confidential - A-B (4) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [David Bruce re personal matters,
disarmament, possible visit by Richard Nixon to
Germany; German sovereignty, France and Bidault;
Wilber Brucker re Girard case; Bulganin re Geneva
Conference of 1955; Ellsowrth Bunker re
ambassadorial change in Italy; W. Walton
Butterworth; Henry Byroade and Senator Jenner]
Strictly Confidential - C-D (1) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [John Cabot re foreign service, Robert
Carney re Italy; J. Franklin Carter re US-UK
relations; Seldin Chapin re possible post in
Panama; Marquis Chiles re Admiral Radford, British
and Indochina; William Clark re Senator mcCarthy;
Benjamin Cohen re U.N. delegation; John Sherman
Cooper re Idia, Portugal, and Goa]
Strictly Confidential - C-D (2) [Coreespondence and
Memoranda] [Fleur Cowles re Greece and Cyprus;
Robert Cutler re European trip; Arthur Dean re his
anti-communist background; Korea; Thoma E. Dewey re
Middle East, Indochina]
Strictly Confidential - C-D (3) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Douglas Dillon re health, EDC, NATO,
Status of Forces agreement; Everett Dirksen and
Yugoslavia; William Donovan and SEATO; Chiang Kai-
Shek; Lewis Douglas re Quemoy and Matsu, Germany]
Strictly Confidential - E-H (1) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Milton Eisenhower re George Humphrey
and Rio Conference; Homer Ferguson and vacancy on
Court of Military Appeals; unemployment in
automobile industry, Walter Reuther and German
election; Senator Fulbright and exchange programs;
Gordon Gray re security programs; Ambassador Joseph
Green re Jordan]
Stricktly Confidential - E-H (2) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Alfred Gruenther re Suez; Leonard Hall;
Joseph Harsch re John Carter Vincent and Sam Reber;
Stuart Hedden re Hondura; Robert C. Hill re
Guatemala]
Strictly Confidential - E-H (3) [Correpsondence and
Memoranda] [Henry F. Holland and Arthur Dean re law
practice and government service; Julius Holmes;
Herbert Hoover Jr. re Insitutue for Advanced Study;
Herbert Hoover, Sr. re trip to Germany and re lead
and zinc; Mildred McAfee Horton re security
investigation procedures; George Humphrey re
Brazil, budget, US and USSR production figures]
Strictly Confidential - I-K (1) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [C.D. Jackson re Hungary, political
warfare, Near East, Africa, Free Europe Committee,
foreign economic policy, Communist China and Un.N.;
William H. Jackson; Pete Jarman re politics, his
career, and Australia; Jacob Javits; Walter Judd]
Strictly Confidential - I-K (2) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Marshal Juin and French politics; J.F.
Dulles and Zionism; Edmund Whitman re Guatemala;
John F. Kennedy re Indochina; Henry Kern re Middle
East; Senator Knowland re U.N., Hungary, India,
Yugoslavia, and Spain; Argentine steel mill; Alfred
Kohlberg re communism and Republican platform;
Tilghman B. Koons re work on NSC staff]
Strictly Confidential - L (1) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Ambassador Bill Lacy re Korea; Wolf
Ladejinsky; Arthur Bliss Lane re post of
President's Personal Representative to Pope, Yalta
agreements, U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees,
Oween Lattimore; David Lawrence re U.S. Policy;
Col. George Lincoln and State Department position]
Strictly Confidential - L (2) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Henry Cabot Lodge re colonialism, Paul
Hoffman, USSR, US-UK relations, Sir Pierson Dixon,
Communist China; UN Conference on Atomic Energy
Agency, politics, Volunteer Freedom Corps, UN
matters, disarmament, France]
Strictly Confidential - L (3) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Clare Boothe Luce re UN, Italy, Suez,
NATO, Yugoslavia, European socialists, Rusian
atomic power]
Strictly Confidential - L (4) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Clare Boothe Luce re Italy and re
Trieste]
3 Strictly Confidential - M (1) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Douglas MacArthur II re correspondence
with John Foster Dulles and Lengthy letter
regarding Okinawa and military administration;
Senator Mike Mansfield re inviation to London
Conference on Suez; and re SEATO]
Strictly Confidential - M (2) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Italy, Nasser and Suez; Japan; Carl
McCardle]
Strictly Confidential - M (3) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Senator Joseph McCarthy re U.S. allies'
trade with Red China; John J. McCloy re overseas
libraries, Joseph McCarthy and Drew Pearson; George
McGhee]
Strictly Confidential - M (4) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Scott McLeod re Ireland; Mendes-France
re France; Livingston Merchant re Canada and Red
China; Jean Monnet re possible summit metting and
re European Coal and Steel Community; Thruston
Morton]
Strictly confidential - N-P (1) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Anthony Nutting re British polltical
system; Paul Nitze re security policy, NATO, and
rejection for position in Department of Defense]
Strictly Confidential - N-P (2) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [General O'Daniel; James Conant and
Openheimer; Morehead Patterson re atomic energy and
conflict of interest; Walter Bedell Smith re
Morehead Patterson and re sale of research reactors
outside of United States; Lester Pearson and
communism]
Strictly Confidential - N-P (3) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [New York-Mexico City air route case]
Strictly Confidential - Q-s (1) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Admiral Radford; Helen Reid re Arabs,
jews, and poltics, and re Eleanor Roosevelt; James
Riddleberger; Walter Robertson re personal health,
discussion with Indian ambassador, Walter Bedell
Smith, and Negotiations at Geneva Confence]
Strictly Confidential - Q-S (2) [Correpsondencje and
Memoranda] [Dean Rusk re personnel for policy
planning position in State Department, Middle East,
John P. Davies case, Japan and Ryukyus, Red China
and UN, Dulles' bases of support and his first 100
days as Secretary of State; Emmanuel Celler re
Dulles' alleged anti-semitic remarks; Eustace
Seligman re Nehru and India]
Strictly Confidential - Q-S (3) [Corresponence and
Memoranda] [Rabbi Silver; H. Alexander Smith re
Quemoy-Matsu; Walter Bedell Smith re health,
resignation, disarmament commission, Korea,
Trieste, European Coal and Stell Community, Scott
McLeod, Jock Whitney, Anglo-Iranian oil consortium,
and passports for travel to Communist Chna; Harold
Stassen re disarmament]
Strictly Confidential - Q-S (4) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Adlai Stevenson re NATO meeting, James
Reston article, disarmament, Germany, and foreign
service morale; Lewis Strauss; Theodore Streibert
re overseas information; Douglas Stuart re Canada,
foreign service]
Strictly Confidential - T (1) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Congressman John Taber re economy in
State Department; draft of speech by Harold Talbott
re US-USSR air capabilities]
Strictly Confidential - T (2) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Norman Thompson; Harry Truman re
request to visit Turkey]
Strictly Confidential - T (3) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Llewellyn Thompson; Harry Truman re
request to visit Turkey]
Strictly Confidential - U-Z (1) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [EDC; French and Indochina; British
Purchasing Commission; Ambassador Thomas Whelen re
Senator Joseph McCathy; Ambassador Francis White re
Mexico; Jock Whitney re John Cowles, Paul Hoffman,
and China policy; Senator George re Israel; Charles
Wilson re overseas military assistance]
Strictly confidential - U-Z (2) [Correspondence and
Memoranda] [Philippines; Marshal Zhukov re US-USSR
relations]
4 Strictly Confidential (Misc. Reports) [personal
security for the Secretary of State; patronage;
emergency relocation of Department of State;
Atlantic Union; diplomatic appointments; Loy
Henderson and Arab-Israeli relations; Japan and
China]
[Miscellaneous Correspondence August 14, 1953 -
August 22, 1955] [Loy Henderson; India-US
relations; Senator Harry Cain re internal security;
Arthur Dean and Korean negotiations; France; Scott
McLeod re USIA exhibit; Mexico]
[Miscellaneous Correspondence August 29, 1955 -
October 12, 1955] [Joseph Grew re ambassador to
Japan; Robert Donovan and book on President
Eisenhower; Cabinet meetings during President
Wilson's illnes; Lew Douglas re Canada and India]
[Miscellaneous Correspondence October 15, 1955 -
December 13, 1955] [Deterence and treaties; Womens'
International League for Peace and Freedom]
[Miscellaneous Correspondence December 19, 1955
-February 12, 1956] [Bulganin and disarmament;
India; State Department Budget]
[Miscellaneous Correspondence Feb. 14-29, 1956] [Mary
Lord re India; Israel; Hungarian emigres;
invitation to preisdent of Ireland to visit United
States]
Miscellaneous Correspondence March 3, 1956 - May 7,
1956] [Ambassador Cooper re India; Chase Bank and
trade with USSR; Adlai Stevenson and nuclear
testing; Sukarno; Henry Cabot Lodge re South
Africa, celebration and black]
Miscellaneous Correspondence May 14, 1956 - June 19,
1956] [congress and foreign aid; Mrs. Oswald Lord
re Ceylon; Virgil Pinley re Sukarno and Nehru]
[Miscellaneous Correspondence Department of State
Emergency Relocation Plan, June 1956]
[Miscellaneous Correspondence June 20, 1956 - August
14, 1956] [John McCone re Henry Wriston article on
Dulles' travel; Josef Tito and Yugoslavia; Calare
Boothe Luce re Republicans and visits to Italy;
Yemen]
[Miscellaneous Correspondence August 15, 1956 -
October 11, 1956] [USIA budget proposal, 1958;
Germany and U.S. elections; Senator Javits re
Export-Import Bank loan for Israel; Secretary
Dulles and 1956 campaign; Arthur Sulzburger and
Fairless Committee]
5 [Miscellaneous Correspondence October 12-30, 1956]
[Jacob Javits and proposed message re Middle East
hostilities; Douglas Dillon and meeting with
Preisdent; Dulles' meeting with Ukrainian-American
group; Bobby Cutler; Lionel Hampton]
[Miscellaneous Correspondence November 5, 1956 -
December 28, 1956] [George V. Allen re Greece and
Cyprus; Dillon Anderson re Mexico; Livingston
Merchant re Canada and India]
[Miscellaneous Correspondence December 21, 1956 -
March 18, 1957] [Lord Mayor Robert Briscoe of
Dublin; United Kingdom and Vice Presidnet Nixon and
Gold Coast independence; Clare Boothe Luce re
President Truman and sanctions on Israel;
immigration and refugee legislation; Christian
Herter's speaking engagements; Paul Hoffman; George
Humphrey and budget for FY-1957 and 1958; Afro-
Asian nations and U.S. Near East policy]
[Miscellaneous Correspondence March 22, 1957 - May 7,
1957] [Mrs. Natalia I. Trotsky immigration case;
Egypt and Aswan Dam; Harold Stassen re disarmament
negotionas and USSR; Middle East oil pipeline;
official state visits to New York City; Thruston
Morton's Advertising Council speech]
[Miscellaneous Correpsondence May 16, 1957 - August
9, 1957] [Olympic Games and Red China; Scott
McLeod; Robert Cutler re James Smith as possible
Special Assistant to President for national
Security Affairs; transmission of messages between
President of United States and Prime Minister of
Great Britain]
Miscellaneous Correspondence September 5, 1957 -
October 24, 1957] [Position of Special Assitant for
Press Relations; Soviet violations of treaties and
agreements; security requirements for personal rank
of Minister; Harold Stassen re Little Rock
desegregation]
[Miscellaneous Correspondence November 6-21, 1957]
[NATO; Ezra Taft Benson re possible position on UN
Economic and Social Council; guest lists for state
dinners; Charles Percy re Chicago Council on
Foreign Relations dinner]
Miscellaneous Correspondence November 25, 1957 -
April 3, 1958] [Dulles' household fallout
protection; Paul Hoffman and U.S. delegation to
U.N. General Assembly; USSR, nuclear testing, and
summit conference; overseas image of United States;
collective defense against communism; David Bruce
re Europe; Soviet economic competition; Cabinet and
economic policy]
[Miscellaneous Correspondence April 5, 1958 -
September 18, 1958] [Draft message re Adenauer,
Middle East, Israel, Macmillan, USSR and summit;
Nkrumah; Henry Cabot Lodge re Charles De Gaulle; Cy
Sulzberger; Jack Beale re USSR and disarmament]
[Miscellaneous Correspondence November 6-25, 1958]
[Henry Cabot Lodge re Lyndon Johnson visit to U.N.,
Dulles meeting with Republican leaders from
Washington state]
Miscellaneous Correspondence January 14, 1959 - April
20, 1959] [List of Dulles' documents of interest to
CIA; Clare Boothe Luce appointment as ambassador to
Brazil; Cabinet and support for President's
program]
The JFD-JMA Chronological Series spans the period from June 1951 to April 1952 and contains over 4,000 pages of manuscript. During this time John Foster Dulles served as Consultant to Secretary of State dean Acheson and held the rank of Ambassador. Dulles was responsible for negotiating the multilateral Treaty of Peace between the World War II Allied Powers and Japan. Both treaties were signed on September 8, 1951. Ambassador John M. Allison served as Special Assistant to John Foster Dulles during the treaty negotiations.
Types of doucmentation include correspondence, memoranda, memoranda of conversations, messages, statements, summaries, and treaty drafts. This documentation reflects the interest of various Asian and European countries in the treaty negotiations, the involvement of the United States Congress and the Department of Defense, as well as issues directly pertaining to Japan. A number of messages in this series were drafted by Dulles and signed by Secretary of State Dean Acheson.
Two hundred ninety-three pages of security classified material were withdrawn and placed in the Library's security vault when this series was processed. An additional 18 pages were closed in accordance with the donor's letter of gift. Several documents containted herein were published in Foreign Relations of the United States 1951, Volume VI; Asia and the Pacific, Part 1. Researchers may want to consult this volume when examining this series.
Box No. Contents
1 CHRONOLOGICAL--JFD JMA [June 11-30, 1951] (1) (2)
(3)
CHRONOLOGICAL--JFD JMA July 1--15, 1951 (1)-(4)
CHRONOLOGICAL--JFD JMA July 16-31, 1951 (1) (2) (3)
CHRONOLOGICAL--JFD JMA August 1-15, 1951 (1)-(6)
CHRONOLOGICAL--JFD JMA August 16-31, 1951 (1)-(5)
2 CHRONOLOGICAL--JFD JMA September 1-15, 1951 (1)-(5)
CHRONOLOGICAL--JFD JMA September 16-30, 1951 (1)-
(4)
CHRONOLOGICAL--JFD JMA October 1-31, 1951 (1)-(6)
3 CHRONOLOGICAL JOHN FOSTER DULLES November, December
1951 (1)-(5)
CHRONOLOGICAL JOHN FOSTER DULLES January 1952 (1)-
(3) [Senator Jenner's criticism of Japanese Peace
Treaty; John Foster Dulles' analysis of his
campaign for U.S. Senate]
Box No. Contents
1 CHRONOLOGICAL--JOHN FOSTER DULLES DECEMBER 1952--
JANUARY 1953 (1)-(4) [Canada; Italy; John Carter
Vincent; Saudi Arabia; foreign service
appointments; Jacob Javits and Israeli-Arab
problem; Carl McCardle; China; Korea; Indochina;
Japan]
CHRONOLOGICAL--JOHN FOSTER DULLES FEBRUARY 1953 (1)-
(6) [Senaotr Ralph Flanders and disarmament;
Rosenberg case; David Bruce and EDC; Liberation
Resolution; Indochina]
CHRONOLOICAL - JOHN FOSTER DULLES March 1-17, 1953
(1)-(5) [Harold Stassen and foreign economic
policy, Asia, Indochina, and East-West trade;
Chance For Peace speech; Egypt; Charles Bohlen:
World Council of Churches; Oatis case; United
Kingdom, Egypt, and Iran; political rights of
women; mutual security and India; John Carter
Vincent; bipartisanship]
CHRONOLOGICAL-JOHN FOSTER DULLES March 1-17, 1953
[telephone calls]
2 CHRONOLOGICAL--JOHN FOSTER DULLES March 18-31, 1953
(1)-(5) [EDC; Indochina; Canada and St. Lawrence
seaway; Greece; Charles Bohlen; Alger Hiss; RFE and
VOA; Scott McLeod; equal opportunities in
Department of State; United Kingdom and Suez;
Soviet Union and Eastern Europe]
CHRONOLOGICAL--JOHN FOSTER DULLES April 1-31, 1953
(1)-(6) [Austrain treaty; Middle East; military
assistance and Latin America; National Security
Council decisions; Laos; Norway; NATO and mutual
security; Mexico; Canda; diplomatic appointments;
President's Change For Peace speech; SEnaotr Joseph
MCarthy and communist books; Trieste; foreign
economic policy; visit by King of Iraq; Edward
Bermingham and Mexico]
CHORNOLOCIALL--JOHN FOSTER DULLES April 1-31, 1953
[telephone calls]
3 CHRONOLOGICAL - JOHN FOSTER DULLES May 1-31, 1953
(1) (2) (3) [Korea; trade with China; Joseph
McCarthy and China; lead and zinc; mutual security]
CHRONOLOGICAL - JOHN FOSTER DULLES May 1-31, 1953
[telephone calls]
CHRONOLOGICAL - JOHN FOSTER DULLES June 1, 1953 (1)-
(9) [appointments; Governor Adlai Stevenson; China
and Korea; overseas libraries; Walter White and
books; NATO; George Kennan; Middle East; China and
the United Nations; Thailand and Cambodia; Senator
Taft; Bricker Amendment; Greece]
CHRONOLOGICAL - JOHN FOSTER DULLES June 1, 1953
(1)(2)(3) [telephone calls]
CHRONOLOGICAL - JOHN FOSTER DULLES June 1, 1953 (1)-
(9) [appointments; Governor Adlai Stevenson; China
and Korea; overseas libraries; Walter White and
books; NATO; George Kennan; Middle East; China and
the United nationals; Thailand and Cambodia;
Senator Taft; Bricker Amendment; Greece]
CHRONOLOGICAL - JOHN FOSTER DULLES July 1953 (1)-(6)
[Korea; William J. Donovan; Mexican water; France
and EDC; Egypt; Iran; Indochina; foreign perception
of US foreign policy; Senator McCarthy; ersonel
appointments; infromation program; Thailand and the
UN; Senator Lyndon Johnson and Foreign Relations
volumes; China and the UN]
CHORNOLOGICAL - JOHN FOSTER DULLES July 1953
(1)(2)(3) [telephone calls]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological August 1953
[telephone calls]
5 JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological September 1953 (1)-
(4) [Indochina; Germany EDC; Bricker Amendment;
Israel; Panama; Spain; Iraq; J. Bracken Lee and UN;
India; Germany; Trieste; Korea; Communist China and
Korea]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological September 1953
[telephone calls]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological October 1953 (1)-
(5) [India and Korea; Trieste; EDC; Atoms For
Peace; genocide resolution; MIG piolt; Suez; Korea;
Bricker Amendment; Mayor Ernst Reuter of Berlin;
international loans; Canada; Pakistan]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological November 1953 (1)-
(5) [William Jenner; Canada and espionage;
executive order on security information; economical
operations of Department of State; israel; Puerto
Rico; Richard Nixon; India and Pakistan; EDC; NATO;
Domican Republic; nuclear testing; Korea; official
precedence in Washington; Milton Eisenhower's
report on Latin America; genocide resolution; Nixon
and Korea; FOA organization; Italy and Trieste;
Poland]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological November 1953
(1)(2) [telephone calls]
6 JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological December 1953 (1)-
(5) [EDC; Japan; Philippines; United Kingdom and
Egypt; Gouzenko case; Bricker Amendment; USSR;
NATO; General Van Fleet and Korea; Alger Hiss;
Department of Defense statements on Europe; state
visits; FOA]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological December 1953
(1)(2) [telephone calls]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological January 1954 (1)-(4)
[Bricker Amendment; India; communist China; USSR;
Iranian oil; international migration]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological January 1954 (1)(2)
[telephone calls]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological February 1954
(1)(2)(3) [Chester Bowles's comments on massivie
retaliation; Refugee Relief Act; Panama; Pakistan;
Geneva Conference; EDC; USSR and China; Hamilton
Fish Armstrong's comments on Dulles's draft article
re national security policy; Germany]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological February 1954
[telephone calls]
7 JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological March 1954 (1)-(4)
[United Kingdom and Indochina; Trieste; NATO
meeting; visas for UN personnel; Radio Free Europe;
EDC; Indochina; Communist China; Brazil; East-West
trade; Korea; Panama; Mexico]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological March 1954 (1)(2)
[telephone calls]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological April 1954 (1)-(4)
[Trieste; Scandinavian air line; Arab-Israeli
conflict]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological April 1954
[telephone calls]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological May 1954 (1)-(5),
[Indochina; GATT Japan; USSR; Charles Bohlen;
domino theory; Korea; Thailand; nuclear testing;
East-West trade; Waldensian Church in Italy]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES chronological May 1954 (1)(2)(3)
[telephone calls]
8 JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological June 1954 (1)-(6)
[Libya; China Geneva Conference; monitoring of
telephone conversations; President Hoover, Germany,
and lead and zinc; United Kingdom; United Nations;
Formosa; USSR; Wriston committee; Haiti; Germany;
Indochina; JCS speeches; Thailand; Trade Agreements
Act; Trieste; Korea; Guatemala]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological June 1954 (1)(2)(3)
[telephone calls]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological July 1954 (1)-(7)
[Syngman Rhee; Wriston Report on foreign service;
Germany; Anthony Eden and the Far East; Lyndon
Johnson and Mexico; Indochina; Cathay-Pacific
incident; Panama Canal; US leadership and
alliances; Paul Hoffman and India; Mexican labor;
Germany and EDC; SEATO; Mendes-FRance; monitoring
of telephone conversations; UK USSR; Lyndon
Johnson and bipartisanship; Guatemala; Oppenheimer;
religious freedom in Colombia]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronolocial August 1954 (1)-(6)
[Brazil; Spain; EDC; Cyprus; China; Southest Adia;
Paul Hoffman and India; Iraq; Vietnam; deterrance
and the Far East; Buy American Act; lead and zinc;
Walter Bedell Smith; Korean currency; Arabs and
Israel; Italy; World Council of Churches and
communism; Japanese trade; official visits; Iran;
comments on draft presidential speech]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological August 1954
(1)(2)(3) [telephone calls]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological October 1954 (1)-
(6) [Australia; Formosa; New Guinea; Scandinavia;
Prime Minister Scelba's visit; economic policy;
Germany; Julius Holmes; Netherlands; Viet Minh and
MDAP equipment; Formosa; Greece and Cyprus;
Trieste; New Zealand]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological October 1954 (1)(2)
[telephone calls]
10 JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological November 1954 (1)-
(6) [Vietminh and Geneva accords; Korea; John Paton
Davies case; FOA and economic aid; bipartisanship;
Russia and Habomai Islands; Cyprus; India and
Pakistan; Austria; Charles Bohlen; William Donovan;
VOA broadcasts; Japan; intelligence investigation;
Yugoslavia]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological December 1954 (1)-
(8) [Konrad Adenauer; Canada; economic policy;
Manila Pact; nuclear testing; Wriston foreign
service; Dulles's thesis of retaliatory power;
Japan; J. Lawton Collins Vietnam; China]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological January 1955 (1)-(6)
[imprisoned US airmen; Formosa situation; Dag
Hammarskjold China; Thailand; Senator Gillete of
Iowa; Wolf Ladejinsky case; Nicaragua; Malta-Yalta
papers; Mendes-France; Mexico]
11 JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological February 1955
(1)(2)(3) [Iron Curtain visitors; letter to Winston
Churchill; Prince Bernhard; China; Greenland; FOA;
embassy in Siagon; Bricker Amendment]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological March 1955 (1)-(5)
[Bandung Conference; china; Yalta papers;
disarmament negotiations; Yugoslavia and Burma;
India]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological May 1955 (1)-(4)
[chinese art; William Bullitt; Nelson Rockefeller
and David Sarnoff's cold war plan; Tito; Four Power
conference; Harold Stassen and disarmament; Quemoy
and Matsu; Rodgers and Hammerstein and festival of
American culture; atomic radiation; Soapy Williams
and Grance; Austrain treaty]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological Jun 1955 (1)-(5)
[Harold Stassen and FOA; Quemoy and Matsu; Dulles's
role at Paris Peace Conference of 1919; Bering Sea
plane incident; Burma; Atlantic Union; Mexico;
Spain; Geneva Conference; United Nations; Edward
Lansdale; India; Harold Stassen re East-West trade;
Europe; disarmament; FOA; Middle East]
12 JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological July 1955 (1)-(5)
[Representative Bolton and Sudan; Communist China;
Refugee Relief Act; North Atlantic Treaty; Nelson
Rockefeller; Coal and Steel Community; India and
Portugal United Nations; Germany; Geneva
Conference; USSR and China; Senator Dirksen and Far
East trip; passports for travel to Communist China;
West Germany and Vietnam; Bricker Amendment; Korea;
Haold Stassen and disarmament; Belgium; Italy]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological August 1955 (1)-(7)
[Geneva; Canada; Japan; Thailand; Australia;
disarmament; Israel and the Arabs; Phiippines;
United Nations; Switzerland; Nixon and speech; Roy
Howard and Communist China; lead and zinc;
immigration laws; Richard Nixon; Lyndon Johnson;
China; Alpha project; French North Africa; Konrad
Adenauer; Pakistan; bicycle tarriff; presidential
trips; political warfare; Atlantic Union; Egypt;
Iraq; cotton policy]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological September 1955
(1)(2)(3) [Senator Knowland re Egypt; USSR; Harold
Stassen and disarmament; Morocco; Nasser and USSR;
Cyprus; Loas; Canada; Greece; European Coal and
Steel Community; Japan and Korea; foreign service;
American Legion and UNESCO]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological October 1955 (1)-(4)
[China; UN Security Council; Germany; Canada and
Mexico; Harold Stassen and disarmament; Middle
East; Robert Donovan's book; Cyprus; Algeria]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological November 1955 (1)-
(4) [china and Monogloia; colonialism; European
Coal and Steel Community; Communist China; Germany;
Spain; Yugoslavia]
13 JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological December 1955 (1)-
(6) [cotton program; post-Geneva policies; India;
USSR; Middle East; USSR Japan; Indonesia; Amos
Peaslee; India and Portugal; France and Vietnam;
Israel; plain letters]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological January 1956 (1)-(4)
[development aid for underdeveloped countries;
Greece and Cyprus; immigration; USSR; Israel;
Cylon; Canada; Robert Bowie]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological June 1956 (1)(2)
[Burma; Senator Joseph McCarthy and Yugoslavia;
India; Cyprus; Ben Gurion, Nasser and Zhukov;
Australia and China; Yugoslavia and USSR; PL 480]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological July 1956 (1)(2)
[communist party; East-West exchanges; Yugoslavia;
UN technical assistance program]
14 JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological August 1956
(1)(2)(3) [Suez and Middle East; Frank Nash and
overseas bases; Germany; PL 480; NATO]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological September 1956
(1)(2)(3) [Middle East; Milton Eisenhower and Latin
America; NATO; Japan; China and Passports
liberation of captive peoples; Yugoslavia]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological October 1956
(1)(2)(3) [satellite countires; Suez; St. Lawrence
Seaway; Philippines; NATO]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological November 1956
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological December 1956
(1)(2)(3) [President Eisenhower's Middle East
resolution; Pope and preventive war; Charles
Bohlen; Llewellen Thompson and Moscow post; India;
United Nations]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological January 1957
(1)(2)(3) [Japan; Suez; Portugal Goa; Carl
McCardle; Kashmir; Harold Stassen and disarmament;
Euratom; Tito visit; Vice President Nixon and OCB;
Harry Truman and support for President Eisenhower's
Middle East policy; Euratom; OCB]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological February 1957 (1)(2)
[Sasudi Arabia and Israel; ambassador to Cuba;
Lyndon Johnson and the Middle East; India; Bermuda
talks; disarmament; Henry Cabot Lodge and Algeria;
Hungarian refugees; Iraq]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological March 1957 (1)(2)(3)
[Germany; China trade; Bermuda talks; Middle East;
death of Magsaysay; disarmament; NATO;
bipartisanship in foreign policy]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological April 1957 (1)(2)
[UK and NATO; China passports; Charles Bohlen;
Harold Stassen and disarmament; USSR; International
Labor Organization convention; Israel; Magsaysay;
Middle East oil]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological May 1957 (1)(2)(3)
[USSR and disarmament; foreign assistance; Thomas
Murray and Atomic Energy Commission; Girard case;
Aswan Dam; Germany; China; Vice President Nixon;
Yugoslavia; mutual security]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological June 1957 (1)(2)(3)
[Girard case; India Pakistan; oil imports;
Princeton Project; Canada; UK nuclear weapons;
disarmament; Harold Stassen]
15 JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological July 1957 (1)(2)
[US-Canadian economic integration; disarmament;
MIddle East; Antarctica; James Smith and ICA;
Canada and oil; Senaotr Ellender and trip to
Siberia; Girard case; budget and State Department
responsiblities; Pakistan and Middle East; Korea]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronolocial August 1957 (1)(2)(3)
[Charles Malik of Lebanon; Eleanor Roosevelt and
USSR; Vice President Nixon and trip to Europe;
Syria; Middle East; International Labor
Organization; Communist China; Indoesia; mutual
security; nuclear testing; USSR and aid to
neutrals; Germany; FRance and Algeria]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological September 1957
(1)(2)(3) [disarmament; mutual security; Red
Chinese correspondents; Harold Stassen; Italy;
Chiang Kai-shek; West irian; Algeria and Tunisia;
disarmament; Indoesia; Middle East]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological October 1957 (1)-(4)
[USSR and Syria; mutual security; Adlai Stevenson;
Harold Stassen and disarmament; Lyndon Johnson and
NATO meeting; Middle East; Soviet broken promises;
General Norstad, Turkey and Middle East; India;
USSR satellites; Syria; Konrad Adenauer; US-UK
relations; USSR and cultural exchanges; Middle East
oil; Canada; China; Hungary; USSR and nuclear
weapons]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological December 1957
(1)(2)(3) [USSR and Europe; UK and defense; defense
spending; Israel; France and Tunisia; NATO;
Pakistan; Sudan]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological January 1958
(1)(2)(3) [Turkey; Middle East; Bertrand Russel
letter to President Eisenhower; Nikita Khrushchev;
UN and USSR; General Norstad re Turkey, NATO
Europe; summit meetings; Dean Acheson and George
Kennan;' Soviet economic warfare; Laos; Arab-
Israeli problem]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological Feburary 1958
(1)(2)(3) [Okinawa; USSR and disarmament; proposed
summit; Greek Patriarch at Istanbul; mutual
security; Harold Stassen and disarmament;
international law; Middle eAst; NATO]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological March 1958 (1)(2)(3)
[Asia; Middle East; Khruschhev; USSR; Iceland;
Saudi Arabia; William Bullitt and France; summit
meeting; Change For Peace; Soviet exchanges;
Japanese treaty; Taiwan; Germany; India; Vice
President Nixon and summit meeting]
16 JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological April 1958 (1)-(4)
[nuclear testing; Conference on the Law of the Sea;
European zone of inspection; disarmament; Law of
the Sea and bloc voting; India and Pakistan; UN and
disarmament; Sam Rayburn and mutual seuciryt;
Burma; Middle East; France and Tunisia; Golden Rule
vessel and nuclear testing; Spain; Okinawa; Korea;
social contacts with Soviet officials; USSR and
neclear testing; Dulles's fall-out cellar; China
passport question]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological May 1958 (1)(2)(3)
[personnel security case; DeGaulle; International
Labor Organization; USSR and nuclear testing;
Indonesia; Germany and USSR; Bernard Montgomery;
Iceland; Canada; Lebanon; summit conference; France
and North Africa; Dutch and Indoesia; Japan and
Kuriles]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronolgical June 1958 (1)-(4)
[Germany and disarmament; Indonesia; Lebanon;
Canada; passports and communism; US Middle East
policy; Khrushchev and summit meeting; Vice
President's trip to Europe; Afghanistan; Lewis
Strauss; Brzil; Columbia; basic philosophy; France
and North Africa; Turkey]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological July 1958 (1)-(4)
[Nuclear testing; khrushchev and summit meeting;
Germany; Middle East; Soviet exchanges; Lebanon;
Canada; France; Dag Hammarskjold; China]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological August 1958 (1)(2)
[UN and Middle East; Formosa Straits; Nuclear
testing; disarmament; Julius Holmes; Brazil]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological September 1958
(1)(2)(3) [Robert McKinney, Lyndon Johnson and
International Atomic Energy Agency; France; Quemoy;
US UK; Dean Rusk and executive-legislative
relations in foriegn affairs and re newly
independent countries; water level on Lake Ontario;
United NAtions; talks with Chinese communists]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronolocia; October 1958
(1)(2)(3) [Formosa; France; Free Europe Committee
and Hungary; disarmament; coronation of Pope;
Pakistan; NATO; Senator Alexander Smith and Far
Eastern policy; UN Disarmament Commission;
Netherlands and Indonesia]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological November 1958
(1)(2)(3) [Defense budget; Germany; arms control;
USIA broadcasts; Formosa; United Nations]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological December 1958
[Thailand; Formosa]
17 JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronolocial January 1959
(1)(2)(3) [Berlin; disarmament; USSR and Jews;
Frnace and NATO; Cyprus; C.D. Jackson and Hungary]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronologocal February 1959
[Berlin; Iran; nuclear testing; Ellis Briggs; Clare
Boothe Luce and Brazil]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological March 1959 [Dulles's
health; Berlin; summit; US-UK relations]
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronolgical April 1959
JOHN FOSTER DULLES Chronological May 1959
Box No. Contents
1 Chronological O'Connor Hanes January 153 -
December 1952 (1)-(6) [appointment matters;
routine correpsondence]
Chronological O'Connor Hanes February 1953
(Through Feb. 5th) (1)-(5) [Republican National
Committee and ambassadorial appointments; Marshal
Committee and ambassadorial appointments; Marshal
Tito]
Chronological O'Connor Hanes February 6-19, 1953
(1)-(5) [arms for Egypt; Senator Taft re Ryukyus]
Chronological O'Connor Hanes February 20-27, 1953
(1)-(4) [ambassador to Dominican Republic; Arthur
Burns as an Economist; Charles Bohlen as Ambassador
to Russia; General bradley's speech on Korea]
2 Chronological O'Connor Hanes March 2-18, 1953
(1)-(7) [Belgian loan; Security clearances for
appointive positions; Egypt; Anglo-American
Caribbean Commission; Korea and Japan; economic
adviser to Syngman Rhee; Charles Kersten and asylum
fro communist diplomatic personnel; ambassadors to
Haiti Liberia; industrial diamonds; foreign
service officers and Hatch Act]
Chronological O'Connor Hanes March 19-31, 1953
(1)-(5) [Korea; American Legion and U.S.
psychological warfare program; statement re role of
American Negro in international relations; UNESCO;
appointments to UN and other international
conferences]
Chronological - O'Connor Hanes April 1-31, 1953
(1)-(8) [Korean prisoners of war; leaks of
information; Edward Bermingham and Mexico; Charles
Bohlen; Pakistan; Bricker Amenedment; Bernard
Baruch re Saar; Senator Joseph McCarthy; Greek
shipping; Hungarian assets; anti-communist motion
picutres and radio programs; Radio Free Europe;
Chief Joseph Dam]
3 Chronological - O'Connor and Hanes May 1-31, 1953
(1)-(5) [Bolivian tin; Egypt; Mildred Horton case;
McCarran Act; New York Republican dinner]
Chronological - O'Connor Hanes June 1 - [30] 1953
(1)-(5) [Mutual Security agency; International
Information Agency; overseas libraries; Kora;
transmission of State Department policy to new
agencies; UNICEF; Danish claims; Rosenberg case;
European Coal and Steel Community; Bermuda
Conference; Taft-Hartly Act; Chief Joseph Dam;
Mildred McAfee Horton; Red China and UN]
Chronological - O'Connor Hanes July - 1953 (1)-(4)
[Henry Luce article on State Department;
appointment of Jeames Byrnes to U.S. delegation to
UN; article on Iran; Yugoslavia; Winston Churchill
and Four power meeting; recess appointments; Buy
American Act; Israeli loan; Egypt and Suez base;
bookburning; U.S. communist and Berlin]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronological August 1953 (1)-(5)
[Europe and Middle East gas pipe; rumors of taping
of senatorial calls; National Committee For a Free
Europe, Inc. and forced labor in USSR; Japan and
Chin; diplomatic appontments for Latin Aemrica]
4 O'Connor - Hanes Chronological September 1953 (1)-
(4) [Hatch Act; government reduction in forces;
USSR and oceanography exploration; UN; NATO Status
of Forces treaty; Iranian oil cartel; Trygve Lie]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronological October 1953 (1)-(4)
[agreements with countries re Negro personnel;
Norman Thomas and Scott McLeaod; visa eligibility
of delegates to World Council Assembly; speech
clearance procedures; Korea and repatriation of
prisoners; Senator Owen Brewster and International
Joint Commission; Haitian President Magloire;
Daniel Mayer; selection of foreign service
personnel; Zionists; Walter Reuther and German
socialists; Dulles talk before Randall Commission
on Foreign Economic Policy; personnel changes in
Department of state; prisoners of war; Thomas
Dewey's trip to Central America]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronologicial November 1953 (1)-
(5) [Senator Jenner and communism; Yugoslavia and
Trieste; USSR and International Labor Organization;
James Byrnes and Alger Hiss; protocol and
Luncheons; St. Lawrence Seaway]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronological December 1953 (1)-
(4) [Dulles and Alger Hiss; administrative
tribuanal of UN; foriegn trade; US-USSR contracts;
State Department congressional liaison; trade with
USSR; costs of foreign visits to US]
O'Connor - Hanes chronological January 1954 (1)-(5)
[Indochina; Schedule C position; Arthur Dean;
Polish consulate in Detroit; Soviet gold shipments;
John Paton Davies; international exchanges; Caracas
Conference; trade with Communist China; India;
Scott McLeod and USIA displays]
5 O'Connor - Hanes Chron - February 1954 (1)
(2) (3) [Communist China; EDC; Milton Eisenhower
and Caracas Conference; atomic testing]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronological March 1954 (1)-(5)
[Bricker Amendment; Puerto Rican nationalists and
security for Secretary Dulles; loyalty-security
matters; passport appeal; EDC; German property in
US; refugee program; Brazil; American observers in
Kashmir; visas for communist personnel; Harold
Stassen and East-West trade; foreign serice; US
information and propaganda programs]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronolgocial April 1954 (1)-(5)
[China; Mrs. Heffelfinger and UN association;
personnel seucrity case; USSR and atomic energy;
Dien Bien Phu; Iraq arms sale; Coal and Steel
Community; Pakistan; Panamanian annuity; Israel-
Arab relations]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronological May 1954 (1)-(4)
[US-Iceland defense agreement; Rio Treaty;
Pescadore Islands; five power military staff talks;
Czechoslovakia and International Monetary Fund;
Panama Canal Zone and aliens; Writston Report;
Indochina; Winston Churchill; Guatemala]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronolgocial June 1954 (1)-(5)
[Justice Douglas trip to Iran; Israel-Jordon border
fighting; Argentina and Guatemala; congress and
Guatemala; publication of World War II doucments;
refugee relief in U.K.; Middle East; Philippines;
Geneva Conference; Khokhlov Soviet defector case;
Five Power military talks; trade relations with
Latin America; Clare Boothe Luce and Italy; polish
soldiers and Refugee Relief Act; Korea]
6 O'Connor - Hanes Chronological July 1954 (1)-(5)
[Indochina White Paper; French President Coty's
visit to US; Chinese airplane incident; Adenauer;
President of Ninth General Assembly; Nicaragua and
Costa Rica; Syngman Rhee and President Truman;
personnel security; Middle East; Congressman Alvin
Bentley and Iron Curtain delegates to World Council
of Churches conference; Mary Lord and UN
delegation; Clare Boothe Luce and Italy; Winston
Churchill and Red China; USSR; Geneva; Soviet
Escapess; Korea; Foreign Service Academy; Burma and
Communist China; Walter Judd and China; refugee
relief program]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronological August 1954 (1)-(5)
[Ambassador William Donovan and SEATO; Ambassador
Jesse Locker and Preisdent Tubman; Herbert Hoover
Jr.; Churchill re Mendes-France and EDC; Azores;
Pete Carroll re C.D. Jackson's economic plan;
Lyndon Johnson and Wright Morrow; Japanese trade
negotiations; appointment of socialist to policy
position within State Department; Israel; France;
Southest Asia; Free Europe Committee; World Council
of Churches]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronological September 1954 (1)-
(4) [France; ambassador possiblities for India;
Manila Confernece]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronological October 1954 (1)-(4)
[visits by heads of state; Senate and China; Bernie
Katzen re Israel and domestic politics; Jacob
Javits and Jewish organizations]
7 O'Connor - Hanes Chronological November 1954 (1)-
(5) [U.S. prisoners in China; publication of
historical documentation; John Paton Davies case;
State of Union message and foreign policy; Julius
Holmes; peaceful use of atomic energy resolution;
visit of Shah of Iran; Jacob Javits and Israel;
Liberia; foreign dignitaries visits with President;
Japan; economic aid for France; Kermit Roosevelt
and arms for Egypt]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronological December 1954 (1)-
(5) [Wolf Ladejinsky case; visit by Liberian
President Tubman; Swisswatches; Danish ship;
commercial attaches to US overseas posts; Krishna
Menon re Communist China and Prisoners of war]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronological January 1955 (1)-(4)
[Atlantic Union resolution; Americans imprisoned in
Red China; Winston Churchill re France, USSR, EDC,
and Four Power Conference; sub-Cabinet group;
Malta-Yalta papers]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronological February 1955
(1)(2)(3) [Malta-Yalta Papers; Harry Cain and
internal security; Tanganyika; International
Recreation Congress; AEC and nuclear fallout]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronolocial March 1955 (1)(2)(3)
[Senator George and trade agreements; Western
European Union; Labor advisors to FOA; China;
Edward Corsi and refugee relief program;
replacement of General O'Daniel in Saigon; Nasser
and Afro-Asian conference]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronological April 1955 (1)(2)(3)
[Edward Corsi and Refugee Relief Act; civil
defense; George marshall Research Foundation;
Formosa and Offshore Islands; Yalta-Malta papers;
Chinese communists; surplus government real
property; foreign trade; Thailand; visits by chiefs
of state]
8 O'Connor - Hanes Chronological May 1955 (1)(2)(3)
[Geneva Conference; refugee relief program; Rabbi
Silver; Dr. Frederick Nolde and moral principles in
international affairs; Germany; travel in USSR;
Charles Malik and Chou En-lai; Dulles' "Alpha"
project re Middle East; Phi Delta Phi and racial
exclusion; Indonesia]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronological June 1955 (1)-(4)
[Operation Alert; Chinese students; Krishna Menon;
Harold Stassen and disarmament; East-West trade]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronological July 1955 (1)-(4)
[visit to US by Irish president; Geneva Conference;
Israel; Bricker Amendment; Soviet East European
satellites]
O'Connor - Hanes Chronological August 1955 (1)-(4)
[Philipppines; American Legion re Status of Forces
Agreement and re UNESCO; Korea; Bernard Katzen re
Dulles speech on Middle East; Buy American Act;
Vice President Nixon, Lyndon Johnson and Middle
East; Hoover Commission report on intelligence;'
Yugoslavia; Volunteer Freedom Corps]
9 O'Connor - Hanes Chronological October 1955 (1)-(4)
[Garst Corn Company and USSR; Princeton Dulles
Papers Project; Karl Harr and Institute on
Political Warfare; Japan; textile manufacturers;
Crusade For Freedom and US policy re USSR]
Hanes - Macomber Chronological November 1955 (1)-
(4) [parole of German General Sepp Dietrich;
budgetary matters; Pierre Mendes-France and Wiseman
Institute of Jerusalem; Brazilan inauguration;
East-West contacts; UN and ILO conventions;
Cambodian coronation]
Macomber - Hanes Chronological December 1955
(1)(2)(3) [ambassadorial matters; State of Union
message; Cambodian coronation; Advisory Committee
for Foreign Service Instiutte; colonialism; Harold
Stassen message]
Macomber - Hanes Chronological January 1956 (1)-(4)
[mutual security; Poland; Italy]
Macomber - Hanbes Chronological February 1956 (1)-
(4) [Geroge Meany, AF of L and Italian labor; Radio
Free Europe; Princeton and Dulles Papers; China; UK
and Defense matters]
Macomber - Hanes Chronological March 1956 (1)-(4)
[travel by Soviet nationals in US; Byelorussia;
personnel security; Operation Alert]
10 Macomber - Hanes Chronological April 1956 (1)-(4)
[COCOM and CHINCOM trade controls; committee on
mutual security; John McCloy and Chase Bank lending
to communist bank; gift for Franco; Bricker
Amendment; appointments and personnel matters]
Macomber - Hanes Chronological May 1956 (1)-(4)
[Senator George and mutual security; Soviet paper
TASS and Secretary Dulles' press conference; visit
by Nehru; speech in Iowa; Mrs. Oswald Lord Re
Ceylon and re India]
Macomber - Hanes Chronological June 1956 (1)-(4)
[Vatican chapel; People-to-People program; Israel;
personnel matters; Roswell Garst re trade with
Soviet Bloc; Marshal Zhukov; Historical Division of
Department of State; Eisenhower-Eden
correspondence; Vice President's trip to Manila;
Nehru; Mrs. Archibald Roosevelt re Yemen;
Congressman Rooney re meeting on Israel]
Macomber - Hanes Chronological July 1956 (1)-(4)
[Senator Bush re Middle East; Max Rabb and trip to
Israel; John Foster Dulles' comments on campaign
paper re foreign policy--Suez, Guatemala, SEATO,
and Formosa; Titoism and national communism;
recognition of employees; mutual security; State
Department officials testimony before Congress;
Japanese imports; Clare Boothe Luce and Rome]
Macomber - Hanes Chronological August 1956 (1)-(4)
[Yugoslav aid; Chairman for citizens' committee to
study mutual security program; Robert Anderson's
trip to Saudi Arabia; Japanese textile imports;
Nicaraguan canal; Senator Bush and foreign policy
plank]
Macomber - Hanes Chronological September 1956 (1)-
(4) [Chicago Council of American-Soviet Friendship;
Nelson Rockefeller; Cong. Javits and Exim-Bank loan
for Israel; personnel and appointments; Edward
Bermingham and Pemex; Clare Boothe Luce's
resignation; Panama Canal]
Hanes - Macomber Chronological October 1956 (1)-(4)
[Hungary; 1956 Campaign; Middle East; passports for
travel to Communist China; Ukrainian-American
group; kidnapping of native born child by USSR]
11 Hanes - Macomber Chronological November 1956
Hanes - Macomber Chronological December
1956 (1)(2) [diplomatic post for Douglas McKay;
appointments; Middle East; Lord Astor re NATO;
Baghdad Pact]
Macomber - Hanes Jr, Chronological January 1957
(1)(2)(3) [immigration and refugee legislation;
Germany]
Macomber - Hanes Chronological February 1957 (1)(2)
[appointments; Senator Javits re Maxwell Gluck;
John Sherman Cooper; Krishna Menon re Kashmir and
re Middle East; Howard Cullman and Brussels Fair;
Arthur Dean re Israel; Charles Percy; ICA and
SEATO]
Macomber - Hanes Chronological March 1957 (1)(2)(3)
[budget; Ambassador Willauer; US, Canada UK;
protocol and state visits; Korea; appontments; Buy
American Act]
Macomber - Drain Chronological April 1957 (1)(2)(3)
[Jordan; news reporters travel to Communist China;
National Symphony Orchestra and sponsored
international tours; Sen. Dirksen and Vatican's
emmisary to Israel; International Labor
Organization and forced labor]
Macomber - Drain Chronological May 1957 (1)(2)(3)
[Maxwell Gluk; Girard Case; intelligence matters;
Tito; lead and zinc tariffs; International
University of Social Studies ("Pro Deo") in Rome;
Mutual security; stinnes corporation; alleged
intelligence failre; Yugoslavia; TEDUL DULTE
communications; Henry Luce; Trotsky case; Vice
President and possible invitation to Russia]
Macomber - Drain Chronological June 1957 (1)(2)
[ballon testing; Korea; miscellaneous]
Macomber - Drain Chronological July 1957 (1)(2)
[Secretary Weeks' trip to Europe; possible article
for LIFE; Hamilton Fish Armstrong and Secretary's
remarks at Quantico; communications between
president and British Prime Minister]
Macomber - Peacock Chronological August 1957 (1)(2)
[orientation of new personnel; VFW speaking
invitation]
Macomber - Peacock Chronological September 1957
(1)(2) [USSR and nuclear testing; Girard case]
12 Macomber - Peacock Chronological October 1957 (1)-
(4) [Sudan; exhange of nuclear informaiton with
British; Philip Crowe and press criticism of
Dulles; Middle East; Lyndon Johnson re exchanges of
information with UK and re East-West exchanges;
Tito and Germany; Syria; Council on Foreign
Relations; emergency planning; Eleanor Roosevelt's
conversation with Khrushchev; Federation of
Americans of German Descent]
Greene - Peacock Chronological November
1957 (1)(2)(3) [budget and national security
matters; Cyprus and NATO; Secretary Benson and
agricultural trade development; loan to Israel;
arms for Tunisia; disarmament; George Meany and
invitation to state dinner; employment of forced
labor]
Greene - Peacock Chronological January 1958
(1)(2)(3) [official visits; Communist China and
American prisoners; Ireland; Exim-Bank loan to
Israel; Norway and USSR; Denmark]
Greene - Peacock Chronological February 1958 (1)-
(4) [James Wadsworth and disarmament; UK and
defense matters; official visits; Law of Sea
Conference; radio and TV exchanges with USSR;
disarmament; Vice President re Soviet economic
warfare and re foreign aid; France and Tunisia;
Vice President's trips abroad; Deputy Prime
Minister of Burma; loan to Israel]
Greene - Boster Chronological march 1958 (1)-(4)
[statements to Soviets; US forces in Iceland; USSR
nuclear testing; arms sales to Cuba; Germany and
economic matters; mutual security; disarmament;
summit; US overseas image; SEATO and Indonesia;
Soviet leaders' visit to US; Brussels Fair; Vice
President's trip to Europe]
Greene - Boster Chronological April 1958 (1)-(4)
[Mexico; UN and international inspection of Arctic;
Antarctica; Polish leaders' visit to US; Okinawa;
Soviet economic warfare; mutual security; French
and Africa; General Van Fleet as possible
ambassador to Iran; troop levels negotiations with
USSR; JCS planning and nuclear matters; lead and
zinc]
13 Greene - Boster Chronological May 1958 (1)-(4)
[Dulles possibles trip to brazil; intelligence;
FRance; Okinawa; Indoesia; UN and Lebanon;
International Labor Organization; study group on
nuclear testing; General Marshall's trip to Bogota
in 1948 Lewis Strauss' service in government;
nuclear testing; Vice President's safety; Lebanon;
President's visit to Canada; communications between
Acting Secretary and Vice President]
Greene - Boster Chronological June 1958 (1)-(4)
[nuclear matters; president's visit to Canda;
Eruope and disarmament; visit by Shah of Iran;
Panamanian treaty legislation; Mexico and tariff
matter; Okinawa; East Germany and American
Helicopter crew; Latin America; US investment in
Canada; Nagy case; Soviet economic offensive;
summit; DeGaulle and France; Lebanon;
correspondence with Khrushchev; indictment against
oil companies]
Greene - Boster Chronological July 1958 (1)-(4)
[Khrushchev and Middle East; French and summit;
Soviet armed forces in various countires; Harold
Macmillan re summit; Israel; Iraq; Baghdad Pact;
Lebanon; basic national security policy; Shah of
Iran; UN matters; Tito and Lebanon; Nkrumah's
visit; Mexico; Canada]
Greene - Boster Chronological August 1958 (1)(2)
[Adlai Stevenson and nuclear testing; summit
conference; international cooperation in health;
radio and Middle East; Nuclear test suspension;
Iran; USSR and aircraft incident; Soviet threats;
Japa; Bulgaria; Ethiopia; saline water conversion;
Germany and Middle East; Venezuela; British and
Middle East]
Greene - Boster Chronological September 1958
(1)(2)(3) [USSR and nuclear testing; cyprus; China;
lead and zinc; Far East Asia American Council; US-
USSR and outer space; US and alies; talks with
Chinese communists; Formosa Straits; Iceland]
Greene - Boster Chronological October 1958
(1)(2)(3) [Formosa Straits; Mexican inauguration;
Secretary Dulles' backgrounders; Free World
Spiritual values and Communist World; Nationalist
China; P.L. 480; visas for Algerian nationalists;
American Council on NATO; Indoesia; talks with
Chinese communists]
Greene - Boster Chronological November 1958
(1)(2)(3) [Defense budget; Hungarian UN
credentials; nuclear test negotiations; NATO
anniversary; talks with Chinese; Berlin; Mexican
delegation; Lyndon Johnson and outer space; arms to
Indoesia; disarmament]
14 Greene - Boster Chronological December 1958 (1)(2)
[passports to Communist china; Dulles' health;
Cyprus; Senator Hubert Humphrey's talk with
khrushchev; Afghanistan; Quemoy; Hungarian UN
delegation; Bulgaria; Soviet charges re Berlin]
Greene - Boster Chronological January 1959
(1)(2)(3) [DeGaulle and Grench fleet; Berlin;
appropriations for World Bank and International
Monetary Fund; Canada-US Interparliamentary group;
Cuba;Iceland; visit with Lopez Mateos; communist
economic offensive and Asia; foreign gifts; Iran;
French denial of Aemrican missionaries' clearances;
State of Union message]
Greene - Boster Chronological February 1959 (1)-(4)
[Germany; Berlin; Dulles' health; Cyprus; UK
USSR; neculear test negiotiations; Clare Boothe
Luce as ambassador to Brazil; Western Europe and
Berlin; Sherman Adams' memoirs; Herter as successor
to Dulles; Pedro Estrada and Venezuela; C-130 case;
Iran]
Greene - Boster Chronological March 1959 (1)(2)(3)
[USSR and summit; Walter Robertson's resignation;
Four Powers and Germany; evolution of Soviet
system; possible Khrushchev visit to US; Harold
Macmillan; US position re summit; Dulles Princeton
Project; DeGaulle and Grench fleet; Berlin]
Greene - Boster Chronological April 1959 (1)(2)
[Berlin; US-UK relations; Dulles as Special
Consultant to President; Dulles' health; Julius
Holmes as ambassador to Egypt; John Foster Dulles'
communications with Allen Dulles; Vice President's
visit to Moscow; Tibet; Khrushchev re Dulles]
Greene - Boster Bernau Chronological May 1959
(1)(2) [Dulles' funeral; establishment of John
Foster Dulles Library od Diplomatic History;
Khrushchev's views of Dulles and Eisenhower; Vice
President]
Greene - Bernau - Chronological June 1959
Box No. Contents
1 Inaugural Ceremony and Drafts of President's
Inaugural Address (1)(2)
State of the Nation Speech (1)(2)
President's Speech April 1953 (1)-(3) [Chance For
Peace speech, 4/16/53; includes comments and
suggestions by John Foster Dulles, Paul Nitze, and
Charles Bohlen]
Candor Speech Dec. 8, 1953 (1)-(3) [includes comments
and suggestions from Robert Bowie, John Foster
Dulles, C.D. Jackson, and Henry Cabot Lodge]
President Eisenhower's American Legion Speech -
August 31, 1954 [includes comments by John Foster
Dulles, Robert Bowie, Bryce harlow, and Robert
Cutler]
State of the Union Message January 6, 1955 (1)(2)
President's Opening Statement at Geneva July 18, 1955
Suggestions for Radio-TV speech 7/15/55 (1)(2)
2 Presidential Statements and Speeches 1955 (1)-(3)
[includes drafts re Formosa Resolution]
President's Corres. with Bulganin re Disarmament
1955-1956 (1)-(3)
State of the Union Message 1/5/1956
Inaugural Address by the President January 21, 1956
President's Speech Before Editors Washington - April
21, 1956
State of the Union Message January 1957 (1)(2)
Middle East Message to Congress etc. 1/5/57 (1)(2)
3 Middle East Message to Congress etc. 1/5/57 (3)-(5)
Mutual Security Program - Message to Congress and
Address to People by the President - 5/21/57 (1)(2)
Drafts for Presidential Speech on MSP September 1957
President's Main NATO Speech Dec. 1957 (Drafts)
[includes comments by Adlai Stevenson]
President's Opening Speech NATO Dec. 1957 (Drafts)
Reply to Bulganin's Letter ot President of December
10, 1957 (1)-(4)
4 USSR Note (Feb 1) and U.S. Reply (Feb. 15, 1958) (1)-
(4) [includes comments by Departmenty of State
officials re nuclear testing and other problems in
US - USSR relations]
President's Reply of April 8, 1958 to Chairman
Khrushchev
U.S. Aide-Memorie March 6, 1958 Replying to Soviet
Aide-Memorie Feb 28, 1958 (1)(2)
Soviet Aide-Memoire April 11, 1958 State D. Drafts
of Reply April 16
USSR Khrushchev Note May 9, 1958 Pres. Eisenhowr's
Reply may 24, 1958 (Including Drafts)
President Eisenhower's Reply to Chairman Khrushchev
-7/23/58 (1)(2) [re Lebanon]
President Eisenhower's Letter to Khrushchev -- July
25, 1958 [re UN and Middle East]
President Eisenhower's Reply (8/1/58) to Khrushchev's
Letter of 7/28/58
5 President Eisenhower's UN Speech Wednesday August 13,
1958 (1)-(3)
President's Statement on Taiwan Straits Situation
-Newport RI - Sept. 11, 1958 (1)-(3)
President's Reply to Khrushchev September 13, 1958
Box No. Contents
1 Adenauer [correspondence re Germany, US, USSR]
Alpha Speech - etc. Council of Foreign Relations, New
York City August 26, 1955 (1)-(4) [Dulles statement
on an Arab-Israeli settlement; statement given at
Council on Foeign Relations neeting, new York City,
August 26, 1955; comments on Dulles' speech by
Leonard Hall, Maxwell Rabb, and Bernard Katzen;
also includes transcript of Dulles' remarks at
Council on Foreign Relations meeting regarding
France, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, USSR and its
satellites]
Berlin 1954 [memorandum of Dulles' conversation with
V.M. Molotov]
WHITE HOUSE MEMOS Ed Bermingham Correspondence
[correspondence re Mexico plus comments re Spain
and re Switzerland]
"Bermuda" Conference - Foreign Ministers Meeting
Memorandum of President's Conversations at Bermuda
-Secretary's Copy
Bipartisanship - 1957
Book-burning (1)-(6) [International Information
Administration and use of communist literature]
Bowie, Robert R. [Bowie's nomination as Assistant
Secretary of State]
2 Bricker Amendment - 1953 (1)-(6)
Bricker Amendment - 1954 (1)-(5)
Bricker Amendment - 1955-56 (1)(2)
Check List Slips - 9/4/57 - 1/3/59 - J.N. Greene Jr.
(1)(2) [Greene's daily agenda containing notes for
use in discussions with Secretary Dulles]
3 Corsi [Edward] (1)-(7) [re controversy over Corsi's
appointment as Special Assistant to Dulles,
administration of Refugee Relief Program, and
Corsi's dispute with Scott McLeod]
Corsi [Edward] (1)-(6) [three ringed binder]
[memoranda and correspondence re Corsi including
statements by Scott McLeod]
John P. Davies (1)(2)
Meetings with the President, C.D. Dillon - 2/12/59 -
[re visits of heads of state]
DISARMAMENT - ATOMIC WEAPONS [Divider]
Atomic Weapons and Proposal 1953, 1954, 1955 (1)-(3)
4 Disarmament 1955 1956 (1)(2) [includes Harold Stassen
meeting with Prime Minister Nehru]
Paper on Nuclear Weapons - 1/56 (1)-(5)
Chron. of Events 2/9/59 - [Dulles' Illness and Death]
J.N. Greene, Jr. (1)-(5) [includes several
memoranda regarding foreign policy matters,
especially, Berlin, United Kingdom and European
affairs]
East - West Contact 1956
Milton Eisenhower
European Security Pact - 1955 (1)(2)
FOREIGN DIPLOMATIC VISITS [Divider]
Churchill-Eden Visit June 25-29, 1954 (1)(2)
[Churchill's views on World War II, USSR, Communist
China and nuclear matters]
5 Eden Visit - Jan. 30 - Feb. 3, 1956 Joint
Declaration, etc. (1)(2)
Visit of King Saud January 30, 1957 - February 9,
1957
FOA - ICA MATTERS [Divider]
ICA Matters 1954 1956 [including report by John
Hollister on ICA, Harold Stassen and reorganization
of FOA]
Foreign Aid Study Group - 1956 [re establishment of
Fairless Committee to study mutual security
programs]
George, Senator Walter F. 1/54 - 12/56 (Memos of
Conversations, etc.) (1)-(4) [George's health;
NATO; Suez; Organization For Trade Cooperation;
Middle East; satellites resolution; Geneva
Conference; Vietnam; Yalta Papers; Trade Agreements
Act; Quemoy and Matsu; Communist China; foreign
policy and politics; Cyprus; Bricker Amendment;
appointments]
Lillias Hinshaw
Holland Material on Foreign Policy Issue in 1956
Campaign
File Received from Mr. Herbert Hoover, Jr. Office
(1)(2) [Senator Knowland re United Nations and
China; material on Middle East policy and mutual
security]
Mrs. Mildred McAfee Horton [re controversy over
withdrawal of her nomination as U.S. Representative
on Social Commission of Economic and Social Council
of United Nations]
Kennan, George 1-0-1
Mid-East Inquiry - 1957
Mid-East Resolution
Mutual Security Program - 1957
NATO "Think Piece" 1956 (Drafts) (1)(2)
6 Vice President Nixon (1)-(5) [politics; vice
presidential trips, summit conference; presidential
inability; Soviet economic warfare; Democrats and
missile programs; Harold Stassen's disarmament
position; Development Loan Fund; Julius Homes;
United States Information Agency; congressional
relations; Operations Coordinating Board; Middle
East; Corsi case; Formosa situation; Harold Stassen
and politics; Monsignor Thomas J. McCarthy re
communism; Italy; Korea; Alfred Kohlberg and Arthur
Dean; Thomas Dewey; United Nations; Adenauer;
Charles Bohlen; Bricker Amendment]
North African Survey - 1955 Julius Holmes [re U.S.
policy toward North Agrican countries]
Personnel Matters 1953 - 1954 (1)(2)
[Personnel Matters] 1955 - 57 (1)-(7)
Policy of Independence For Colinial Peoples
[Presidential Disability]
Nelson Rockefeller [re resignation; Herbert Hoover,
Jr.; disarmament; Rockefeller's job and staff;
United States information program; political
warfare; David Sarnoff plan for waging the cold
war]
W[Walter Bedell Smith] [Memo of Conversation Between
Smith and Carl McCardle re Smith's threatened
resignation]
Special [FBI investigative reports re personnel]
Summit Paper
Suez Problem July - Nov. 1956 - Feb. - Mar. 1957 (1)-
(7)
"Think Pieces" - Drafts (1)(2) (From PB's Files)
[drafts by Dulles re USSR and Berlin; the Big Three
Alliance and possible Big Three meetings, nuclear
testing, and Austria]
UNITED NATIONS [Divider]
UN Matters 1953 1954 (1)-(3)
Vincent, John Carter (Drafts) (1)(2)
YALTA PAPERS [Divider]
Yalta-Malta Papers, etc. 1955
Comments re Yalta Papers (1)-(3)
8 Classified Material [Adenauer re Germany and France;
material re US-UK relations; China; Selwyn Lloyd re
Korea and Indochina; France and Indochina; Iranian
oil; United Nations and Korea; Philippines; Burma;
Thailand; Indonesia; Hong Kong; Japan]
S. S. Helena notes
Korea [General Douglas MacArthur's plan to end Korean
War; Dulles' memos to DDE re Korea]
Memoranda of Meetings From November 1952- [personnel
matters; Senator McCarthy; orgainzational matters;
Iran; Brazil; Senator Wiley re Nutual Security
Agency; U.N. and communist infiltration; Richard
Nixon and Mexican Trip]
Confidential - Memos and Letters (1)-(3) [Queen
Elizabeth's coronation; personel; Committee on
Present Danger; military manpower; Draper Report on
Europe; Chiang Kai-Shek; Bricker Amendment; Italy
and Trieste; NATO; Mexico; Warren Austin and U.N.;
Lew Douglas re prisoners of war; European affairs;
psychological warfare; relations with the Vatican;
Australia and Douglas MacArthur; Stalin and meeting
with DDE]
State Department - Personnel (1)-(3)
Germany 1953 1954 (1)(2)
Guatemala
INDOCHINA [Divider]
Indochina May 1953 May 1954 (1)-(5)
9 [Indochina - 1954] (1)-(3)
Indochina June 1954 April 1956 (1)-(4)
Mr. Merchant TOP SECRET [Indochina] (1)(2) [Material
on Indochina for use of Livingston Merchant in
Senate hearings on his nomination as Under
Secretary of State for Political Affairs]
KOREA [Divider]
Korea - Armistice Matters - Mar. - Dec. 1953 (1)-(7)
Phone Conversation re Korea July - October 1953
Korea - polit. Conf. Geneva - 1954 Jan. - July (1)-
(4)
Eisenhower - Rhee Talks 1954
10 MIDDLE EAST [Divider]
Israeli Relations 1951 - 1957 (1)-(7)
RED CHINA [Divider]
Wang - Johnson Talks, Prisoners of War 1955 (1)-(6)
S/Miss Bernau [Syria, September, 1957]
UNITED KINGDOM [Divider]
Churchill - Eden Correspondence 1954 (1)-(3)
11 Eden - Macmillan - Lloyd Correspondence
1955 - 1956 (1)(2)
Macmillan - Lloyd Correspondence 1957 (1)(2)
Macmillan - Lloyd Correspondence etc. 1958 (1)-(3)
Macmillan and Lloyd Correspondence 1959
Misc. Paper - UK (1)-(4)
USSR [Divider]
USSR - "The Arsonists" January 1953 [re Soviet novel
on the origins of World War II, written as an
attack on John Foster Dulles]
USSR - Note of 12/21/53 re President's Atomic
Proposal of 12/8/53
USSR - Note of 11/27/57 re For. Min. Mtg.
USSR - Hypothetical Communique
Miscellaneous [Roderic O'Connor Memoranda] (1)-(5)
[passports to Communist China; press criticism of
Dulles; appointment of disarmament negotiator;
congressional support; Intergovernmental committee
For European Migration (ICEM) and Scott McLeod as
possible director of ICEM; impact of Sputnik on
U.S. foreign policy]
Box No. Contents
1 White House Correspondence 1953 (1) [C.D. Jackson and
Berlin Conference; Nehru and India; official
precedence in Washington; Juan Peron; public
opinion re President's policies; statement re
atomic weapons; bricker Amerndment; Rabbi Silver;
Jews and Arab-Israeli dispute; visits to United
States by heads of state]
White House Correspondence 1953 (2) [State Department
appointments; Governor Dewey's Central American
trip; proposed talk by Dulles re USSR, nuclear
bombs, and security poliyc; Norman Thomas and
socialists as employees of Department of State;
Harry Guggenheim and Latin America; Communist China
and Indochina; C.D. Jackson re USSR and Germany]
White House Correspondence 1953 (3) [General Naguib
and Egypt; United States foreign policy;
Netherlands press opinion and United States foreign
policy; overseas libraries and Senator McCarthy;
personnel matters; Italy and Rosenberg case;
economic pressure on Communist China; Winston
Chruchill and Egypt; Caribbean Commission]
White House Correpsondence 1953 (4) [Senator Taft;
Status of Forces treaty; Mrs. Mildred McAfee
Horton; Styles Bridges and Red China; clearance of
personnel; Congress, Red China and U.N.; Dulles and
comments re Jews; Middle East; Trieste; Paul
Hoffman and India; Chance For Peace speech]
White House Correspondence 1953 (5) [Paul Hoffman and
Kashmir; civil service and New Dealers; Samuel
Lubell memo re disarmament; enslavement resolution;
Norway; Senator Malone re tariff; C.D. Jackson re
Voice of America; David Bruce re EDC and European
Coal and Steel Community; liberation resolution;
MATS aircraft for Secretary of State;
Czechoslovakia and anti-semitism]
Meeting with the President 1953 [EDC; possible
summit conference; Trieste; Indochia; $100,000 MIG;
Egyptain negotiations; Panama Canal treaty; import
restrictions on wool; Candor speech; Korea; Arthur
Dean; ANZUS Conference; Italy and Trieste; French
re EDC Indochina]
White House Correspondence 1954 (1) [Edc; Danish
ships; death of Pope Plus XII; Brazil; Rio
Conference; Geroge Humphrey and Milton Eisenhower;
france; Senator Knowland and foreign policy;
bipartisanship; VOA; Tito; economic policy; Loy
Henderson; U.N.; Cyprus; Krishna Menon of India;
social events fro diplomatic corps; Southeast Asia;
SEATO and Britain; Mendes-France]
White House Correpsondence 1954 (2) [lead and zinc;
Senator Arthur Watkins; Italian base negotiations;
Arthur Flemming; Herbert Hoover and Konrad
Adenauer; Vice President Nixon and bipartisanship;
David Bruce as consultant to Dulles; Turkey and
NATO]
White House Correpsondence 1954 (3) [daft
presidential speech re USSR; President's war
powers]
White House Correspondence 1954 (4) [Soviet "psyche"
after Berlin Conference; Panama; C.D. Jackson;
Harry Guggenheim re Latin America; prposed
Department of Peace]
Meetings with the President 1954 (1) [appointments;
China; EDC; "little wars"; NATO papers; U.S. forces
in Europe; U.S. flyers imprisoned in Communist
china; Nehru; J. Lawton Collins and French forces
in Indochina; Manila treaty; Germany and NATO;
Vietnam; Formosa; Italy; foreign economic policy;
Middle East; C.D. Jackson economic plan; Southeast
Asia treaty]
Meetings with the President 1954 (2) [Senator Pat
McCarre; appointments; tariff on zinc, anti-trust
suits against foreign companies; Israel; C.D.
Jackson economic project; Geneva Conference and
Indochina; Italy]
Meetings with the President 1954 (3) [Syngman Rhee;
Paul Hoffman; U.S. allies; NSC planning; Winston
Churchill visit; Sugar Act; Guatemala; JCS, Admiral
Radford and military talks re Southeast Asia;
Formosa; Guatemala; President's war powers; Middle
East; Geneva Conference and USSR]
Meetings with the President 1954 (4) [Winston
Churchill re USSR; Egypt; Israel; EDC and France;
Indochina; Caracas Conference; EDC; USSR and China;
British Cabinet; Mr. Lourie's resignation; Berlin
Conference; USSR and atomic energy; Austrain
Treaty; Bricker Amendment; military aid to
Pakistan]
2 White House Memoranda 1954 - Formosa Straits (1)(2)
White House Memoranda 1955 - Formosa Straits (1)-(4)
Position Paper on Offshore Islands April - May 1955
(1)-(6)
3 White House Correspondence - General 1955 (1)
[Republican Party; Soviet economic threat; British
and colonialism; Geneva Foreign Ministers