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Alphabetically
listed by name and subject
(date follows name or subject)
A
- Abaca production
- Abadan oil refinery
(Iran)
1951: July 11,
12; August 2
1952: January 7
- Abbitt, Watkins N.,
(Congressman, Va.)
- Abboud, Pasha
(Egyptian industralist)
- Abdullah, King of
Jordan
1949: April 5;
December 7, 12
1950: March 9; April 5, 13
- Abdullah, Sheik
(Pakistan)
1950: April 5;
November 17
- Abernathy, Thomas
G. (Congressman, Miss.)
- Abou-Taleb (Charge
d'Affairs, Yemen)
- Abrams, Frank W.,
(Standard Oil Company of New Jersey)
- Acheson, Dean,
Acheson, Mrs. Dean
- Acheson, Dean,
Berlin trip
1949: June 15
(passenger list given)
- Acheson, Dean,
Debate on radio between Burleson and Bentsen calling for resignation of
- Acheson, Dean,
Demand for resignation of
- Acheson, Dean,
Invitations to speak
1949: July 14,
26; August 23; October 27
1951: March 30 (Reception for Foreign
Ministers of the American Republics)
- Acheson, Dean,
Luncheon for Latin American leaders
- Acheson, Dean,
Meeting with Anthony Eden (Iranian oil controversy)
- Acheson, Dean,
Meeting with U.S. oil company representatives
- Acheson, Dean,
Memorandum, "German rearmament and problems of the defense of Europe,"
- Acheson, Dean,
Notes on Taft speech
- Acheson, Dean,
Oxford degree
- Acheson, Dean,
Paris meeting (Council of Foreign Ministers)
1949: May 5, 9,
16, 19, 23
- Acheson, Dean,
Reception for Latin American leaders
- Acheson, Dean,
Speeches
1950: January 5,
9, 21; March 6, 9, 17, 22; April 5; June 5 (re February 8, 16
speeches); July 12; September 7, 8; October 27; November 20,
27
1951: February 1
1952: March 3; July 21; October 28; November
(undated handwritten notes attached to Memoranda of Conversation Nov.
13); December 18 (text of statement to North Atlantic Conference)
- Acheson, Dean,
Trips of
1949: November 7
(trip to Paris)
1950: June 9
1952: December 22 (trip to Europe)
- Acheson, Dean,
Vacation plans
1949: October 27;
November 21
1950: April 1
1951: February 15
- Acheson, Dean,
Visit to Canada
- Achilles, Theodore
C.
1949: February
14; July 5, 8, 12, 18; September 14; December 5
1950: April 4; June
9; December 14,
1951: July 31
- Adams, Charles
(characterization of by Dean Acheson)
- Aden
- Adenauer, Conrad
1949: October
17
1950: January 18; July 24; December 15
1951: April 9; May 8;
July 2, 5
1952: January 5, 10, 16 (visit of); February 2; March 11
(visit of), 12, 13, 18, 21; April 10, 15; May 2, 8, 9; June 12; July
14 (minutes of June 24 and 27 meetings); November 12, 15; December 5,
14, 15, 19, 22, 24
1953: January 16
- "Adenauer Germans"
- Adnon Tarcici
(Adviser to Yemen Foreign Minister)
- Adriatic Sea
- Adult education
(Ford Foundation-Robert M. Hutchins)
- Advisory Committee
on Administration and Budgetary Questions
- Advisory Committee
on the Point Four Program
- Advisory Council
- Afghanistan
1949: September
15; November 21
1950: November 17
1951: February 13; April 2,
23
1952: October 30 (Acheson's reception); December 24
(request--for wheat)
- Afghanistan, Prime
Minister of
- Afghan-Pakistan
conversations
1951: February
13; April 23
- Afghan-Pakistan
relations
1950: April 5;
November 17
1952: October 1
- Africa
1950: June 5;
July 24
1951: January 5
- Africa, Central
- Africa, defense of
- Africa, Italian
colonies in (see Italian colonies in Africa)
- Africa, Southern
- Agha Khan
(Pakistan)
1949: October 14;
November 17
- Agriculture,
Department of
1949: October 10;
December 22
1950: January 11, 12; February 2; March 22, 31; October
19
1952: March 25; December 8, 29
- Aid to Allies
1951: Feburary 10
(Acheson's notes on Taft speech)
- Aircraft, purchase
of by the United States from the United Kingdom for use by NATO
countries
- Airfields in
England
- Airfields in Korea
and Japan
- Air Force
1950: June
26
1951: February 17 (bombing in Korea)
- Air Force's role in
psychological warfare
- "Air Parade" in
Formosa Straits
- Akaba, Gulf of (see
also Aquaba, Gulf of)
- Aklilon, Ato
Able-Wald (Ethopian Minister of Foreign Affairs)
1949: March
30
1952: October 21, 30 (Acheson's reception)
- Ala, Hussein
(Iranian Ambassador)
1949: March 19:
November 18
1950: April 27; June 5
- Albania
1949: August 16;
September 14
1950: September 8 (Acheson's speech)
1952: July 30
- Albert, Carl
(Congressman from Oklahoma)
- A1 Burachi
- Aleman, President
Miguel, of Mexico
1950: (see
Mexico)
1952: September 2; October 12, 22
- Aleutian Islands
1950: August
26
1952: July 27
- Alexander, A.V.
(letter from re Australian Defense)
- Alexander, Albert
Victor (British leader)
- Alexander, Lord
Harold (British Minister of Defense and leader in Hong Kong)
1951: January
9
1952: July 14 (minutes of June 27th meeting); November 12
- Alexandria, Egypt
- Algeria
1950: January 6;
November 17; December 11
1952: May 6; October 28
- Ali, Mohamed
(Secretary-General of Pakistan)
- Ali Sastrasnidjaja
(Ambassador from Indonesia)
- Ali Yewar (Indian
delegate to United Nations General Assembly)
- A1-Jamali, Dr.
Mohammed Fadel (Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iraq)
- Allah-Yar Saleh
(Iranian Ambassador)
- All-American Canal
- Allen, Dennis
- Allen, George E.
1949: March 7,
23, 28: July 21
- Allen, George V.
1949: April 4,
12; May 12; July 12; October 17
1952: March 8; July 17
- Allen, James
(Reconstruction Finance Corporation consultant)
- Allen, Raymond B.
(Director, Psychological Strategy Board)
- Allen, Sir Roger
(United Kingdom delegate at Ministerial talks in London)
1952: July 14
(minutes of June 24 meeting)
- Allen, Ward P.
1951: October
24
1952: October 14, 28, 30 (Acheson's reception); November 7, 11
- Allen, William
Denis (British Foreign Office)
1952: July 14
(minutes of June 24 meeting)
- Allied Control
Commission for Austria
- All-India radio
broadcast
- Allison, John M.
1951: December
19
1952: February 6; March 26; April 10; May 2, 15, 19; June 20;
July 24; September 2; October 7, 14; November 11
- Allison, John R.
1949: December 15
(speech in "Nippon Times")
- Alphand, Herve
(French Deputy Representative on North Atlantic Council)
1951: September
21
1952: February 24; March 3, 4; May 6
- Al-Roschid, Prince
of Saudi Arabia - letter from
- Aluminum (see also
"bauxite")
- Aly Khan (son of
Agha Khan of Pakitan)
- Ambassadorial
appointments
1951: May 10;
June 11, 21; July 23; September 27; December 20
1952: May 19
- Ambassadors, United
States, directive to
- Ambon affair
(Indonesia)
- America U.S.S.
(ship Acheson took to Europe)
- American Chamber of
Commerce
- American commercial
interests
- American
Declaration of Rights and Duties of Man
- American Embassy -
London
- American Embassy -
Paris
- American Federation
of Labor (AFL)
1949: March
9
1950: January 6; February 17
- American history,
Acheson's view of
- American Political
Science Association
- American Red Cross
- American Republics
(State Department)
1951: January 5;
April 1
1952: October 1
- American sea and
air assistance
1951: Feburary 10
(Acheson's notes on Taft speech)
- American sea and
air strength
1951: February 10
(Acheson's notes on Taft speech)
- Americans for
Democratic Action (ADA)
1950: March
22
1951: December 31 (Roosevelt Dinner)
1952: January 17
- Americans for
Democratic Action speech by Dean Acheson
- Americans of
Italian descent
- Ammoun, Dr. Fowad
(Lebanese delegate to United Nations General Assembly)
1952: October 28,
30 (Acheson's reception)
- Amoy, possible
bombing of
- Amtory case
- Andersen, August H.
(Congressman from Minnesota)
- Anderson, Clinton
(Senator, New Mexico)
1950: August
2
1951: January 12; March 16
- Anderson, Hans
(Iceland Foreign office)
- Anderson, Vernice
(Secretary, Council of Foreign Ministers, Paris)
- Andrade, Victor
(Ambassador of Bolivia)
- Andrews, H.T.
(Ambassador of the Union of South Africa)
1949: February
28; March 29
- Andrews, Stanley
(Point Four Program)
1950: February
15
1951: February 5
1952: March 25, 27; April 4, 16, 21
- Angel, Eduardo
Zuleta (Colombian Foreign Minister)
- Anglo-Egyptian
controversy over Suez
1950: November
24
1952: March 6; May 19; October 28
- Anglo-Egyptian
Sudan
1952: April 30;
July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting)
- Anglo-Egyptian
Treaty of 1936, Egyptian abrogation of
- Anglo-Iranian Oil
Company (AIOC)
1951: April 27;
July 12; October 10, 24
1952: August 12 (undated aide memoirs);
October 16; December 4
- Anglo-Iranian oil
controversy
- Anglo-Turkish
Alliance
- Antonini, Luigi
(President, Italian-American Labor Committee)
- Antung (Manchuria)
- Anzus council
meeting, program
1952: July 24
(background paper); ;August 4, 11 (see also trip file - Acheson papers
box 67a)
- Anzus Treaty
1952: July 24,
28; September 2; November 2
- Anzus Treaty
Council
1952: November 11
(British and Philippine reactions)
- "Appeasement" Plan,
idea of Bernard Baruch regarding threat to use atomic bomb in Korea
- Appleby, Mr.*
(United States Delegate to United Nations General Assembly)
1952: December 14
(*not listed in "FRUS" or "Official Register")
- Appropriations Act
of 1950, signing of
- Appropriations
Committee, House
1951: February
20; March 20; August 9
- Appropriations for
Information Program
- Arab-Asian Group
(Bloc)
1952: October 21,
25, 29, 30, 31; November 22
- "Arab-Catholic-Slav
Bloc" in Arab-Israeli conflict
- Arab foreign policy
- Arab-Israeli peace
settlement
- Arab-Israeli
relations
- Arab League
1950: April 5;
November 24
1952: July 14 (minutes of June 26 meeting); October 21;
November 11
- Arab refugees
1949: January 22;
April 6
1950: March 1
1952: October 28; November 14
- Arab states
(relations with Israel)
1949: March 22;
April 5, 12; December 24
1950: January 9, 31; February 15; March
10, 28; April 5, 13, 24; July 6; December 15
1951: March 22; April
5; May 8; July 17; September 26; October 9
1952: March 6, 25; April
3, 15; May 6; June 18; July 14 (minutes of June 24 and 26 meetings);
October 21, 28; November 11, 15
1953: January 5
- Arab unity
- Arab world,
conflict with the West
- Arabia (see Saudi
Arabia)
- Arabian American
Oil Company (ARAMCO)
- Arabian-Palestinian
matter
- Arabic language
- ARAMCO and Saudi
Arabia
- Arabs
1949: March 28;
April 8; September 14; December 6
1950: April 14, 18 (shipment of
arms to)
1952: June 4 (Philip Jessup letter of December 17, 1950);
July 14 (minutes of June 26 meeting); October 21; November 11
- Arabs, economic,
cultural and military aid requested from the West
- Arabs, United
States-Arab cooperation and mutual confidence
- Arabs, United
States economic assistance to
- Araijo, Dr. Antonio
Martin (Ambassador of Venezuela)
1951: January 31;
May 7
1952: May 22
- Araki, Eckichi
(Ambassador of Japan)
- ARAMCO
- Argentina
1949: March 31;
April 6, 14; May 20; October 20
1950: February 17; April 24; May 1;
June 30
1951: January 10; March 24, 27; April 1, 5; July 9
- "Arieto" Armored
Brigade (Atlantic Force)
- Armed Forces Policy
Council
- Armed Services Day
dinner
- Armed Services
Preparedness Sub-Committee, Senate (Lyndon B. Johnson, Chairman)
- Armstrong, George
W. (Munitions Board)
1950: November
9
1951: April 3
- Armstrong, Hamilton
Fish
- Armstrong, W. Park,
Jr. (State Department)
1950: February
15; June 8, 29; August 10
1952: January 17; March 20; April 9
- Armour, Norman
1949: April
19
1951: January 31; May 7
- Army, Department of
the
1949: May 2; July
7
1950: January 11; March 1; June 29
1952: June 16
- Army procurement of
MDAP goods
- Army's role in
psychological warfare
- Army, United States
- Arnall, Ellis
(Governor of Georgia)
- Arneson, R. Gordon
1949: June 24;
July 18; December 14, 16
1950: February 3
1951: April 2;
September 24; October 18, 22
1952: January 3, 16; June 13; August
11
- Asha, Rafik
(Minister, Syrian Delegation to United Nations General Assembly)
1952: November
14; December 8
- Asia (Asia Policy)
1949: July 18;
September 21
1950: January 24; March 2, 10; July 14; December 1,
27
1951: March 13; September 3, 4
1952: January 22; July 24;
September 2; October 25
- Asian-African Bloc
1952: October 13,
25; November 13 (notes)
- "Asian opinion"
(view of the Indians in minds of the British)
- Asian Union
- Asiatics, provision
of McCarran Immigration Bill removing discrimination against
- Asmara, Ethiopia,
radio mar a installation in
- Assad, A1-Faqih
Shaikh (Saudi Arabia)
1952: October 30
(Acheson's reception)
- Atlantic area
- Atlantic Charter
1951: January 16;
March 13; August 2 (re Spain)
- Atlantic Command
- Atlantic Community
1950: May
18
1951: March 13; October 1
1952: April 8; November 22
- Atlantic Force
1951: January 9,
15; June 20
- Atlantic Pact (see
North Atlantic Pact)
- Atlantic Union
- Atlantic Union
Resolution
- Atomic bomb
1949: March
30
1950: (possible use in Korea), June 25; December 1, 27
1952:
January 7 (British Embassy dinner)
- Atomic bomb,
Admiral Fechteler's statement about possible use in Korea
- Atomic energy
1949: July 11,
26; August 18; September 16; November 7
1950: January 5; February
17
1951: March 22
1952: January 3; June 13; August 11
- Atomic energy,
British and Canadian cooperation
1949: February
10; July 18; August 18; October 13
- Atomic Energy
Commission (AEC)
1949: November
21
1950: February 3; March 3
1951: April 5; October 22
1952:
January 16; June 12, 13
- Atomic energy,
international control of
1949: November
7
1950: August (undated notes to "Jim"-James E. Webb)
- Atomic Energy,
Joint Committee on
1949: July 18,
21; October 13
- Atomic energy,
uranium production in South Africa
- Atomic energy,
White Paper on
- Atomic warfare,
United States-United Kingdom consultation on
1951: September
11; October 18
- Atomic weapons, use
of
- Attlee, Clement R.
1949: April
29
1950: March 9; July 10, 16; August 21, 26; November 30 (visit to
the United States); December 2, 3, 11, 26
1951: January 3, 4, 12,
22, 27, 29; April 2, 27; August 2; September 11
- Attlee-Truman talks
1950: August 25,
31; September 5; November 30; December 2, 3, 4, 5
1951: January 3,
4
- Atwood, Rollin S.
(State Department-American Republics)
1949: July
8
1951: July 9; August 21
- Auriol, Vincent
(President of France)
1950: November
7
1951: March 19, 22, 23, 30, 31
- Austin, Warren
(United States Representative to the United Nations)
1949: January
24
1950: January 21; February 15; March 28; August 26; September 7;
November 8, 13, 17; December 2
1951: January 18; February 5;
September 27; December 11
1952: January 4; October 3, 30 (Acheson's
reception)
- Australia
1949: February
17; April 11, 20; May 4; December 23
1950: January 5, 11, 12;
February 4, 15; March 7, 10, 31; April 24; June 5; July 3, 13, 19, 24;
August 10
1951: January 9; March 13, 23; April 2; May 30, 31; June
14; July 11, 19; September 3
1952: January 5, 9' March 19 (article
by John Foster Dulles in "Christian Century"); April 15; May 19; June
6, 19, 20; July 14 (minutes of the June 26 meeting); August 4; October
7, 13, 30 (Acheson's reception)
- Australia, defense
of
- Australia, internal
development in
- Australia-New
Zealand, United States Security Treaty (ANZUS)
1952: April 15;
June 20; July 24 (see also trip file in box 67a)
- Australian Supply
Mission to the United States (possible)
- Australian war
production and civilian supply of resources
- Austria
1949: April 11,
29; May 19; June 15; July 7, 11; August 24; September 15, 21; October
26; December 1
1950: February 2; March 1; April 23; June 5; July
27; August 10, 28; September 7, 8 (Acheson speech); Octoer 11;
December 11
1951: July 18; October 1, 9
1952: January 10;
February 5; March 3, 21; October 1, 2; December 4
- Austria, Four Power
meeting on
- Austria, High
Commission for
1950: July
27
1952: January 10
- Austria, steel
mills for
- Austria,
unification of
- Austria and the
United Nations
1952: October 3;
December 4 (General Assembly)
- Austrian election
- Austrian Peace
Treaty
1949: July 11;
August 24; September 15; October 13, 20, 26; December 1
1950:
February 2; March 26; October 11
1952: January 10
- Austrian Security
Force
- Axis Powers
1950: September 8
(Acheson speech)
- Azer, Aris
(Egyptian Foreign Minister)
- Azerbaijan (Iran)
1949: March
15
1951: July 6; September 26
- Aziz, Abdul Havid
(Charge d'Affaires of Afghanistan)
- Azzan Pasha, Abdul
Rahman (Secretary General of the Arab League)
B
- Bacon, Palmer and
Ruth (United Nations staff)
- Bacterialogical
warfare, issue at the United Nations
- Badger, Admiral
- Baez, Antonio
Martinez (Mexican Minister of Economy)
- Baguio (the
Philippines)
- Baguio Conference
1950: June
23
1952: July 24
- Bajpai, Sir Girja
(Secretary-General, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Government of India)
1949: October
13
1950: January 9; June 15; October 15 (Wake Island Conference);
December 2, 29
1951: January 27
- Baker, George P.
(Consultant, Department of State)
- Baker, Judd
(correspondent with the "Los Angeles Mirror")
- Balance of
Payments, Italian
- Balanced budget,
goal of before Korean War, 1950, August (notes to "Jim")
- "Balanced
Collective Forces,"
- "Balanced National
Forces,"
- Baldwin, Roger
(League for the Rights of Man)
- Balkans
- Ball, George (State
Department)
- Baltic
1952: July 14
(meeting with Danish Foreign Minister, June 24)
- Bank of China
- Bank of England
- Banking and
Currency Committee, Senate
- Bankok Conference
- Bao Dai
(Indochinese leader)
1949: July 8;
August 15; September 21; October 10
1950: February 4, 16; March
2
1951: September 14
1952: October 20
- Baptists,
opposition to Representative to the Vatican
- Barber, Willard F.
(Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for American Republics)
1949: October
18
1950: February 17; April 24; June 30; July 24
- Barbour, Walworth
(Department of State, Eastern European Affairs)
1951: December
18
1952: March 6, 18; June 6
- Barclay, Sir
Roderick Edward (British official, United States-United Kingdom talks on
Spain)
- Barkley, Alben W.
(Vice President)
1949: February
11; March 28; April 25; May 2, 9; June 27, 30; July 1, 5, 7; August
3
1950: June 19, 26, 28; September 1; November 28
1951: January
19; June 13 (National Security Council meeting); August 29; October
22; December 20
1952: January 5 (Blair House luncheon); April 7;
June 12
- Barkley, Alben W.,
possible visit to Japan and Korea
- Barkley, Mrs. Alben
W., and Far East trip
- Barnard, H.L.
- Barnes, James
- Barnes, Robert G.,
(Council of Foreign Ministers and Department of State)
1949: May 23;
June 18
1950: June 5
1951: March 16; April 1; October 1
- Barnett, Robert W.
(State Department)
1950: March
24
1951: January 5
- Barrett, Edward P.
(State Department)
1949: December
12, 20
1950: March 6, 9, 22; April 26; June 8; September 7
1951:
Apri1 5; July 31; October 1
1952: October 30 (Acheson's reception)
- Barringer, J. Paul
(State Department, Office of Transportation and Communications)
- Barrington, James
(Burma)
1952: October 30
(Acheson's reception)
- Barros, Dr. Adheman
de (Brazilian businessman and political leader)
- Barrows, David T.
(University of California-Berkeley Professor)
- Barrows, Roberta
(White House staff)
- Bartlett, E.L.
(Congressional Delegate, Alaska)
- Bartley, Robert T.
(House of Representatives staff)
- Baruch, Barnard M.
1950: March 4;
December 2
- Barzani (Iranian
tribe)
- Baseball tour
- Base Rights
Agreement under the United Nations Charter (United States and Canada)
- Bastile, references
to the French Revolution and the
- Bataan, Battle of
1950: December
4
1952 (March of Death)
- Bataan, HMAS
(Australian destroyer sent to Korea)
- Batista, Colonel
(General) Fulgencio (President of Cuba)
1949: May
16
1952: March 11
- Batt, William L.
(Sr.)
- Batt, William L.,
Jr.
1952: March
(undated "old draft"), 11, 19, 20
- Battle, Bill
1951: July 10,
13; August 23
- Battle,
Representative Laurie C. (Alabama)
- Battle, Lucius D.
1949: March 9,
29; April 13, 19, 22; May 2, 13, 18, 23; June 15, 27; July 1, 14, 18,
25; August 2, 3, 4, 10, 11, 22, 24
1950, January 3, 5, 13, 18, 19,
20, 23, 25, 26; February 17, 28; March 2, 6, 8, 30, 31; April 3, 4,
10, 13, 14, 17, 18; May 5; June 1, 8, 9, 12, 26, 27, 28, 30; July 7,
10, 11, 12, 14, 17, 20, 24, 26, 27; August 23, 26, 28, 30; September
1, 6; October 15 (Wake Island Conference, notes on), 23, 26; November
8, 14; December 2, 3, 4, 7, 11, 12, 13, 15, 26
1951: January 4, 5,
6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 18, 19, 23, 27, 29; February 1, 5, 12, 13;
March 13, 19, 20, 27; April 3, 4, 10, 20, 27, 30; May 1, 11, 14, 23,
24, 26; June 8, 14, 18, 21, 26; July 2, 6, 9, 11, 12, 16, 25, 27, 30,
31; August 2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 10, 29; September 10, 11, 21, 27; October 9,
16, 17; December 21, 31 (January 3, 1952)
1952: January 4, 8, 27,
30; February 3, 4, 6, 12, 28, 29; March 3, 10, 11, 14, 19, 20, 21, 24;
April 11; May 8, 9, 13, 14; June 2, 3, 19; July 14 (minutes of June
24, 27 meetings)
- Bauxite production
(Venezuela)
- Beam, Jacob D.
(Department of State-Western European Affairs)
1949: February
14; May 23; June 15; July 11; October 19
- Beambaum, Mr.*
1952: October 17
(United States participant in Acheson's luncheon for Latin American
officials - *not listed in "FRUS" or "Official Register" - appears to
have been State Department employee)
- Beaverbrook, Lord
Max (British Conservative leader)
- Bebler-Guedotte
conversations re Trieste
1951: December
21
1952: July 30
- Bech, Joseph
(Foreign Minister of Luxembourg)
1949: April
1
1952: June 6; October 15, 30; November 12, 14
- Beckworth,
Congressman Lindley (Texas)
1949: December
28
1950: June 8
- Beebe, Colonel
Royden E., Jr. (Department of Defense, Director, NATO Affairs)
1951: June 21;
July 16, 31
- Beira Port and
Railway (Portugal)
- Beirut (Lebanon),
American Embassy in
- Belander, Dr.
Victor Andres (Peruvian leader)
1952: October 17
(Acheson's luncheon); November 26
- Belgian Congo (See
Congo, Belgian)
- Belgian Embassy
- Belgium
1949: March 2,
11, 24; April 1; July 7, 28; August 9, 11 15; September 16; October
21; November 7; December 14
1950: January 18, 19; March 1; May 18;
June 9; October 29
1951: January 5, 15; April 9; July 5; August 2,
8; September 7
1952: January 10, 29; February 11; March 6; April 3,
8, 10; June 9; August 11 (Perle Mesta's report); October 15, 20
- Bell, Jack (State
Department)
- Bell Mission to the
Philippines
1950: September
7, 11; October 27
- Bell, William Y.
(Bishop, African Methodist Episcopal Church)
- Belt, Guillermo
(Cuban Ambassador)
- Bender, C.C. (Naval
Officer held by Chinese Communists)
- Benediktsson, Bjorn
(Foreign Minister of Iceland)
- Belgrade
(Yugoslavia)
- Benelux countries
1949: September
16; November 7; December 5
1950: June 9; October (notes)
1952:
January 5, 7, 10, 21
- Ben-Gurion, David
(Israeli Prime Minister)
1950: January 9;
February 15, 17;
1951: March 22; April 5; May 8
- Bennett, Henry G.
(State Department, Technical Cooperation Administration TCA)
1950: June 19;
October 30 (Point 4 attachment)
1951: August 9
1952: January 17
(memo on Point 4); March 25 re death of); Apri1 4
- Bennett, John B.
(Congressman, Michigan)
- Bennett, W. Tapley,
Jr. (State Department, Office of South American Affairs)
- Benton, Senator
William (Connecticut)
1950: November
14, 21, 27; December 1
1951: February 1; March 13; April 11; May
23, (Acheson's speech); July 25
1952: May 22; June 21; July 18
- Benton, William -
dispute with Joseph McCarthy
1951: February
1
1952: May 22
- Berendsen, Sir Carl
(New Zealand Ambassador)
1950: July 19;
October 23
1951: February 6; April 20 (Japanese Peace Treaty)
- Berkemeyer,
Fernando (Ambassador of Peru)
1950: June
19
1951: March 27
1952: May 21
- Berkner, Lloyd V.
- Berlin
1949: October 10,
17
1951: April 12; October 1
1952: March 21; May 8, 19; June 6;
July 14 (minutes of June 24 and 27 meetings); October 31
- Berlin, Acheson's
visit to
- Berlin Blockade
(airlift)
1949: April 1,
29; May 2, 18; October 17
1950: June 5; August (Notes to Jim);
November 6
- Berlin, Free
University of
- Berlin, Polish
Military Mission
- Berlin, unification
of
- Berlin, Western
mark as legal tender for
- Bermuda Principles
(air traffic)
- Bermundez, Antonio
J. (Mexican Senator in charge of Petros Mexicanos)
1949: April 19,
20; August 29
- Bernard, Chester
(Rockefeller Foundation)
- Bernbaum, Maurice
M. (State Department, Office of South American Affairs)
- Bernhard, Prince of
the Netherlands
- Berry, Burton
(Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near East and African Affairs)
1951: April
10
1952: January 9; April 30
- Berry Resolution of
Inquiry
- Beulac, Ambassador*
1951: March 23;
April 2 (*not in FRUS)
- Beus, J.G. de
(Dutch Embassy)
1952: April 3,
10; June 9
- Bevin, Ernest
1949: March 11,
15, 21, 31; April 4, 7, 29; May 2, 14, 23 (*for complete list of
British delegates see Council of Foreign Ministers, May 23, 1949);
July 18, 26; August 15, 23; September 14, 15, 16, 21; October 10, 17,
20; November 17; December 1, 5, 6, 8, 24
1950: February 15, 20;
March 1, 7, 10, 13, 27, 28; April 5, 13, 24; June 9; July 10; August
26, 31; September 1; October 6 (notes), 29; November 24, 30; December
5
1951: January 18; February 12; April 2
1952: January 22, 25
(Pearson letter); April 18; December 18
- Bey, Mohammed
Solohoddin (Foreign Minister of Egypt)
- Bhakra, Dan (India)
- Bidault, Georges
1952: July 21;
December 31
- Biddle, Francis
(former Attorney General)
1949: February 7;
May 3, 5; August 11, 15; November 10,17
- Biddle, Tony
(former Ambassador to Mexico)
- Biemiller, Andrew
J. (Congressman from Wisconsin)
- Biffle, Leslie
(Secretary of United States Senate)
- Big Five Powers
1950: October 9,
10 (meeting of)
1951: August 20 (re Japanese Peace Treaty)
- Big Four (leaders
of Congress)
1949: March 28;
May 9; June 27; October 17
1950: June 26; July 3, 6; August
10
1951: February 1; April 12; December 13
1952: May 15
- Big Four Powers
(United States, Union Soviet Socialist Republics, United Kingdom and
France)
1951: August 20
(Japanese Peace Treaty)
- Big Four Powers
Meeting on Germany
- Bilateral
Conversations (United States and United Kingdom re Japanese Peace
Treaty)
- Bilateral Military
Assistance Agreement between the United States and Ecuador
- Billingston Company
(re nickle production)
- Bingham, Barry
(Film project for ECA and Cold War)
1949: January 22;
April 28
1950: April 26
- Biological warfare
- Communist charges against the United States in Korea
- Bipartisanship in
foreign policy
1949: August 2;
September 21 (meeting with Thomas E. Dewey)
1950: March 29, 30, 31;
April 4, 10, 27, 28; May 1; August 21
1951: January 9, 15
- Bipartisan Loyalty
Commission
- Bisbee Operation
- Bishop, C.W. "Runt"
(Congressman, Illinois)
- Bishop, Max
(National Security Council Coordinator)
1949: January
26
1950: October 30
1951: June 13
- Bissell, Richard
(ECA)
1949: Apri1 7;
December 8
1950: January 20, 28
1951: April 1; June 13, 21;
October 1
- Black, Eugene
(World Bank)
1949: October
21
1950: March 2; June 19; September 5; October 19
1952: January
25
- Black Sea Fleet,
Soviet
- Blair House
1951: May 3;
August 23; October 29; December 13, 20
1952: March 14; October 7
(luncheon for Foreign Ministers)
- Blair House
luncheons
1950: December
2
1952: January 5 (for Winston Churchill)
- Blair House
meetings
1949: April
7
1950: June 25, 26, 28, 30; July 3; December 27 (Korean War)
- Blaisdell, Thomas
(ECA and Commerce Department)
1949: July
21
1950: October 11, 30; November 29
- Blanco, Carlos
(Cuban Delegate to United Nations General Assembly)
- Blandy, Admiral
W.H.P.
- Blanford, John B.,
Jr. (Minister to Syria)
- Blankenhorn,
Herbert A.H. (Director, Political Affairs Section, Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, Government of Federal Republic of Germany)
1952: July 14
(minutes of June 24 meeting)
- Blatnik, John A.
(Congressman from Minnesota)
- Blaustein, Jacob
(member of Jewish organization which discussed German-Israeli
negotiations on reparations)
- Blockade of China
coast
1952: January 7
(British Embassy dinner)
- Bloom, Sol
(Congressman from New York)
1949: February 4;
April 25
- Blooming Mill
(Yugoslavia)
- B.M.E.O. (British
organization similar in scope and purpose to American TCA - not listed
in "FRUS")
1952: July 14
(minutes of June 24 meeting)
- Boatner, Major
General Bryant L. (Commanding officer, United States Air Force Proving
Ground Headquarters, Elgin Air Force Base)
- Bodet, Torres
(Latin American leader - not listed in "FRUS")
- Bodson, Victor
(Luxembourg Minister of Transport)
- Boettner, Luis 0.
(Representative of Paraguay in Organization of American States)
1949: July
8
1950: February 16
1951: March 20; April 1
- Bogata Conference
1949: April 13,
19; May 3
- Boggs, Hale
(Congressman, Louisiana)
- Boheman, Erik
(Ambassador of Sweden)
1949: February
4
1952: April 14
- Bohlen, Charles E.
("Chip")
1949: February 4,
5, 11, 14; March 11, 14, 15, 28, 31; April 14; May 23; June 27; July
11, 12
1950: February 2, 16; July 14; November 21
1951: January
15 (mentioned as a political adviser to General Eisenhower); April 13
(Council of Foreign Ministers); September 6, 7; October 9, 10,
17
1952: January 8; February 4, 6, 8
- Bohr, Niels
- Bokhari, Professor
Ahmed Shah (Pakistan)
1952: October 30
(Acheson's reception)
- Bolivia
1949: March
15
1951: April 1; July 5, 9; August 8, 10, 21; December 17,
20
1952: May 22 (recognition of); July 29; October 1, 7; November 9
- Bolivia, planned
mobilization of mines
- Bolivar, Statue of
Simon (New York City)
- Bolling, Richard
(Congressman, Missouri)
- Bolshevik Magazine,
Stalin's article in
- Bolte, Lieutenant
General Charles L. (Chairman, Inter-American Defense Board (IADBI)
1951: April 5, 6;
August 3; October 15
- Bolton, Frances,
letter from
- Bolton, Sir George
(Bank of England)
- Bombay (India)
- Bombing in Korean
war Soviet border
- Bonbright, James C.
(Deputy Assistant Secretary of State)
1950: July
3
1951: January 5; July 19; September 25; October 9, 24; December
11
1952: February 4; March 3, 4, 9; July 28; September 2; December
4, 10
- Bond, Niles W.
(State Department)
1949: July
11
1950: March 22; June 28
- Bonesteel, Colonel
Julius
1949: November
17
1950: May 23
1951: July 20
- Bonin Islands
1952: March 11
(article by John Foster Dulles in Christian Century)
- Bonn, (West
Germany)
1952: February 2;
March 18; June 6
- Bonner, Herbert C.
(Congressman, North Carolina)
- Bonnet, Henri
(French Ambassador)
1949: February
17; March 11; April 7; May 4; July 8; August 25; September 15, 26, 27;
October 17; December 1
1950: February 16; March 13; July 17; August
23; October 25; November 3, 7, 21; December 16, 29
1951: January
16; February 13; May 12; June 28; August 3; September 6; October
9
1952: January 4; February 2, 28; March 4, 19; May 6, 15, 24; June
12, 16; July 21; September 5; December 31
- Bonsal, Philip W.
(State Department, Office of Philippine and Southeast Asian Affairs)
- Booker, J. Robert
(President, National Negro Bar Association, Little Rock, Arkansas)
- Bosall, Mr.* (State
Department-OAS official-*not listed in "FRUS")
- Borberg, William
(Danish official)
1952: October 30
(Acheson's reception)
- Borneo
- Bostwick, Dudley C.
(State Department, African and the Near East)
- Bourgerie, Elmer H.
(Department of State, Director of African Affairs)
1950: March
1
1951: October 9, 24
- Bowker, Sir James
(British Assistant Under Secretary of State and member of United Kingdom
delegation, London Ministerial Conference, June 24, 1952)
1952: July 14
(minutes of June 24 meeting)
- Bowles, Chester
(former Governor of Connecticut and Ambassador to India)
1950: November
16, 21, 27, 30
1951: January 16; February 1; March 16; April
11
1952: January 17; April 11, 16; June 9, 12
1953: January 13
- Boykin, Samuel D.
(Department of State, Office of Security and Consular Affairs)
- Boyle, William
(Democratic National Committee)
- Bracken, Brenden
(British Conservative Party leader)
- Bradley, David
- Bradley, General
Omar N. (Joint Chiefs of Staff)
1949: March 21;
April 19; June 28; July 19, 25; August 22; November 17, 18; December
15, 22, 24
1950: January 5, 13, 19, 26; March 3; April 24, 28; June
1, 8, 25, 26, 30; July 3, 20, 27; August 3, 30; September 7; October
12, 15 (Wake Island Conference), 19; November 21, 28; December 1, 3,
6, 7, 13, 15, 22, 27
1951: January 4, 6, 11, 12, 23; February 19;
April 27; June 18, 21, 26, 29; July 16; August 6, 28; September 11;
December 31 (Churchill visit)
1952, January 5 (Blair House
luncheon), 5, 7, (British Embassy Dinner), 14, 22, 24; February 8,
March 14, 28; April 12; June 12, 13, 17, 24, 28; August 2; October
(undated draft); November 15, (Acheson's letter of 15)
- Brannan, Charles F.
(Secretary of Agriculture)
1949: March
1
1950: January 11, 12; February 2, 3, 15; March 1, 2, 7, 22, 31;
July 3, 24; August 3; September 6; October 27; November 21; December
29
1951: January 10; July 9; December 20
1952: March 25, 27;
April 11, 16; December 29
- Brazil
1949: May
20
1950: April 24; May 1; June 19; July 24; October 9, 19; December
29
1951: April 5; August 3; October 15
1952: January 17 (visit
of President Vargas); April 7, 17, 22; May 19; June 5, 19; July 18;
October 1, 31; November 9
- Brazil, Acheson's
trip to
1952: April 7,
17, 24, 29; May 5; June 6, 13, 20; July 17; October 31 (refers to
trip)
- Brazil, American
investment in
- Brazil, bases in,
1952
- Brazil,
Export-Import Bank, Mission to
- Brazil, Joint
Commission
- Brazil, loans to,
1950
- Brazil, sale of
cruisers to
1950: October 9;
December 29
- Brazilian-American
cooperation-in Hemispheric Defense
- Brazilian
corporation owned by Nelson Rockefeller
- Brazilian and
United States Delegations to the United Nations, relations between
- Brazilian petroleum
development
- Brendson,
Ambassador to Philippines
- Bretton Woods
Agreements (Conference)
1950: August 10;
November 9
- Brewster, Senator
Owen (Maine)
1950: June
8
1952: March 19
- Bricker Amendment
- Bridges, Senator
Styles (New Hampshire)
1950: April 14,
18, 27, 28; June 26
1951: April 10
1952: May 13
- Briefing of General
Assembly Questions, John D. Hickerson
- Briggs, Ellis 0.
(Ambassador to Indonesia and Czechoslovakia)
1949: May
16
1952: April 30: June 19
- Bright, Richard S.
(Counselor, Liberian Embassy)
1950: January
27
1952: April 25
- Brin, Carlos N.
(Pan American Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
- British (See United
Kingdom)
- British Admiralty
- British aide memoir
re Japanese Peace Treaty
- British budget
problems
- British Cabinet
1950: November 6
(meeting of)
1951: March 30; July 9, 12, 23
- British Cabinet
views on Foreign Ministers' meeting
- British Chiefs of
Staff
- British Colonial
Office
- British
Commonwealth
- British economy,
importance of raw materials
- British Embassy
1951: December 31
(Churchill visit)
1952: March 11; July 25; December 29
- British film
controversy (See motion pictures, restrictions on)
- British fleet
- British Foreign
Office
1951: March 30;
April 2
1952: October 3; November 19, 27
- British House of
Commons
1950: November
24, 30: December 5
- British Joint
Chiefs
1951: January 4;
April 27; August 28; September 11
- British military
program
- British Ministry of
Transportation
- British Naval
convoy at Shanghai (China)
- British Official
hymn "Rule Britannia,"
1952: January 15
(Pearson letter)
- British power,
disappearance of
- British ships
- British troops in
Germany, financial support of
- British West Indies
- Bronz, George
(Treasury Department - Special Assistant to the General Counsel)
- Brook, Sir Norman
(Secretary of the British Cabinet)
1951: December 31
(Churchill visit)
1952: January 5 (Blair House luncheon)
- Brooke, Sir Basil
(Prime Minister of Northern Ireland)
- Brooklyn Eagle
- Brown, Benjamin
(Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional Relations)
1949: June
30
1950: March 21; June 8
1951: May 14; July 9; December
18
1952: July 18
1953: January 29 letter (from Secretary of
State John Foster Dulles to Dean Acheson re)
- Brown, J. Robert,
(House of Representatives staff)
- Brown, Mrs. Jeanne
H. Welch (National Council of Negro Women)
- Brown, Richard
- Brown, Theodore
(Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, AFL)
- Brown, Winthrop G.
(State Department)
1949: August
10
1950: February 15; June 8
- Browning, Gordon
(Governor of Tennessee)
- Bruce, David K.E.
(State Department official, Ambassador to France)
1949: January 24;
March 31; April 11, 13; July 26; August 30; November 17; December
5
1950: June 9; November 3, 21; December 6, 13, 14
1951: January
5, 9; August 2; October 15 (letter); December 11
1952: January 7,
17 (appointment as Under Secretary of State), 15 (letter from General
Eisenhower), 22 (letter to General Eisenhower); February 4, 11; March
3, 17; April 12, 16; May 6; June 3, 20; August 12, 13; September 2;
November 13 (notes), 15 (Acheson's letter), 27; December 4 (Acheson's
meeting with oil company officials), 19, 24
- Bruce, James
1949: April 11,
13, 14; August 11; October 17
- Bruner, Mirko
(First Secretary, Yugoslav Embassy, interpreter)
1950: June 19;
October 19, 20; November 1
1951: June 18, 28; August 3, 28;
September 25
1952: March 6, 18; July 17
- Brusasca, Guiseppe
(Italian Delegate to the United Nations Commission on Eritrea)
1950: November 1;
December 8
- Brussels, Pact
(Treaty)
1949: March 31;
April 4; September 26; December 14 (attachment)
1950: May
18
1951: April 9
- B-29 airplanes
1949: December
14
1950: (lost in Soviet hit-and-run attacks across Manchuria
border) November 21
- B-29 aircraft,
airfields
- Buckley, Oliver
(letter to President Truman)
- Budget (budget
matters)
1950: March 21:
July 13
1952: December 19 (memo of conversation with President
Truman)
- Budget, Bureau of
the
1950: July 13;
December 15
- Budget, Director of
the
1949: April 19:
May 2, 12: July 14, 25; December 16 (See also Frank Pace)
- Budget, United
States defense
- Bulgaria
1949: March 22,
31; August 16; December 12, 20
1950: January 19; February 16, 20;
June 28; September 8 (Acheson's speech re)
- Bull, Major General
H. R. (National War College)
- Bulwinkle, Alfred
L. (Congressman, North Carolina)
- Bunche, Ralph
1949: February 5;
August 3
1950: March 28; April 5
1951: April 3, 16 (appointed as
Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern, South Asian and African
Affairs)
- Bundesrat (upper
house of the West German Parliament)
1952: July 14
(minutes of the June 24 meeting); December 27
- Bundestag (lower
house of the West German Parliament)
1952: January 7;
June 16; July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting); December 24
- Bundy, MacGeorge
1952: January 5
(book, "The Pattern of Responsibility"); February 2, 18 (letter from),
26, 27; March 7, 19, 20, 21
- Bunker, Ambassador
Elsworth (Ambassador to Italy)
1952: January 17;
February 11
- Bunyarathapari,
Khenyati (Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Thailand)
- Burckhardt, C. (San
Francisco News)
- Bureau of the
Budget (BOB)
1951: July 17;
August 27; December 30
1952: February 7; March 20; April 4; June
13; November 5 (See also Budget, Bureau of the)
- Bureau of
Inter-American Affairs
- Bureau of Security
and Consular Affairs
- Burke, Thomas H.
(Congressman, Ohio)
- Burleson, Omar
(Congressman, Texas), 1951, February 20
- Burma
1949: February
15; March 29; July 25; August 15; September 21
1950: January 5;
February 4, 16; June 5; October 15 (Wake Island Conference)
1951:
January 9; April 27
1952: March 3; May 19; October 30 (Acheson's
reception)
- Burns, Major
General James H. (Department of Defense - International Security
Affairs)
1950: January 26;
February 16; April 24; June 28, 30; July 3, 10; August 28; December
15
1951: June 21
- Burnside, M.G.
(Congressman, West Virginia)
- Burrows, Bernard
A.B. (Counselor, British Embassy, Washington, D.C.)
1952: January 9,
10; August 11, 12
- Burrows, C. R.
(State Department, American Republics)
- Butler, Richard
Ansten (British Chancellor of the Exchequer)
- Butler, Robert
(considered as Ambassador to Italy)
- Butterfield,
Herbert (Cambridge University historian quoted by George F. Kennan)
- Butterworth, W.
Walton (Assistant Secretary of State, 1949-50; Ambassador to Sweden,
1950-53)
1949: January 22;
February 4, 15; March 3, 11; April 25; May 10, 11; June 29; July 14,
19; August 9; September 16; October 17; December 8, 15, 24
1950:
January 4, 6, 13; February 4; March 2, 17, 27; April 5, 6, 7, 24; June
8
- "Buy American" Act
("Buy American" Legislation Campaign)
1950: January
2
1951: January 10: March 16
- Byington, Homer M.,
Jr. (State Department, Director of the Office of European Affairs)
1950: December
8
1951: January 15; May 18; August 23; October 1, 2
1952:
February 12; July 30; October 15, 30, 31; November 12
- Bylorussia
- Byrd, Senator Harry
F. (Virginia)
- Byrnes, James F.
(former Secretary of State, Governor, South Carolina)
1949: March 21,
29; May 18
1950: March 29; April 17
1951: Janury 9 (inauguration
as Governor of South Carolina)
- Byrnes, James F.,
proposal made in 1946 limiting troops in Europe
- Byrnes, James H.
(State Department, Executive Secretariat)
- Byroade, Col. Henry
A. (State Department, Director of German Affairs)
1949: September
15; October 17, 25, 26; December 4
1950: January 12; March 7; June
8; August 28, 30; November 7; December 15, 16
1951: October 24;
December 20 (approved as Assistant Secretary of State)
1952:
January 7; March 28; April 25; July 24; November 14; December 4
(meeting with oil company officials), 10
1953: January 13
- Byzantine culture
C
- Cabinet (President
Truman's)
1951: February
15
1952: January 4
- Cabinet, British
1952: January 7
(British Embassy Dinner); March 10; November 12; December 4 (Iranian
oil conflict)
- Cabinet, Canadian
1952: March 26;
November 22
- Cabinet, French
1950: December 6;
resignation of, November 28
1952: March 19; June 12; July 21;
October 20
1953: January 16
- Cabinet, German
Federal Republic
- Cabinet Groups
- Cabinet meetings
1949: May 2; July
1; August 2, 12; September 16; October 17; December 22
1950:
January 24; February 3, 9, 17; March 9; April 13, 14; May 5; July 14,
20; August 3; September 1, 17; October 19, 20, 23, 27; November 21;
December 29
1951: January 4, 5, 9, 19, 29; February 1, 2, 15; March
23, 27; April 2, 6, 10, 20; June 21, 29; July 6, 9; August 3; December
20
1952: January 29; February 8; March 27, 28; April 11; June 12
13; December 29
1952: January 16
- Cabinet notes
- Cabinet officer
- Cabinet Room,
Canadian
- Cabinet Room,
meetings
1950: June 27, 28
(National Security Council meetings on Korean War)
- Cabinet Room, White
House (see White House Cabinet Room)
- Cabot, Henry B.
- Cabot, John M.
1950: December
26
1951: March 13; June 26; August 2, 3
1952: May 19 (appointed
Ambassador to Korea)
- Cabot-Isac
Committee (ECA-State Department relations)
- Caffery, Jefferson
(Ambassador to Egypt)
1952: April 22,
30; July 24
- Cain, Senator Harry
P. (Washington)
- Cairo Conference
(Cairo Declaration)
1949: November
30
1950: October 23; December 7, 10
1951: February 7 (and
Formosa)
- Cairo, Egypt
- Cale, Edward G.
(State Department, Deputy Director, Office of Middle American Affairs)
- California Case
- Calovsky, Mrs.
(wife of Vice President of Macedonia)
- Cambodia
1950: February 2,
3, 16
1951: June 5
- Campa, Dr. Miguel
Angel (Cuba)
1952: October 1
(Acheson's luncheon guest)
- Campbell, Alex
1949: March 16;
July 1; August 16
- Campbell, John C.
(State Department-Eastern Europe)
1950: October 19,
20; November 1
1951: June 13, 28; August 3
1952: July 17
- Campra, Alberto
Domeaguez (Uruguayan Ambassador)
1949: March
15
1950: January 3; August 29
- Canada
1949: February
13; March 2; June 29; July 5; August 15, 19, 31; September 26, 27;
December 5, 14 (attachment), 14, 24
1950: January 5, 11, 12, 27;
February 15, 17; March 1, 2, 7, 27; April 13; July 29; August 14, 24,
25; September 7; October 9, 12, 15, (Wake Island Conference); November
3; December 15
1951: January 9; May 14; July 18; October 2;
December 19
1952: January 5; February 29; March 10, 26; April 4,
14, 15; May 8; October 27, 30 (Acheson's reception), 31; November 3,
5, 6, 8, 14, 15, 18 (White House meeting with Eisenhower)
- Canada, trade with
- Canadian Delegation
to United Nations General Assembly
- Canadian Embassy
1952: January 11;
March 26; April 4
- Canadian Government
1952: February
29; March 8, 26; April 4, 7, 15; November 5
- Canadian official
hymn "Vive La Canadienne,"
1952: January 15
(Pearson letter)
- Canadian Parliament
- Canadian rights,
agreement with Japan
- Canadian (see
"Canada")
- Canaday, Ward M.
(Willys-Overland Corporation)
- Canal Waters
Dispute (Chemal and Beas) between Pakistan and India
- Canali, Mr.
(Italian Embassy - not listed in FRUS)
- Canberra Draft
(ANZUS Pact)
- "Canberras"
(British weapons call to NATO)
- Canessa, Roberto E.
(Minister of Foreign Affairs of E1 Salvador)
- Cannon, Cavendish
(Ambassador to
Portugal)1952: February 11
(Ambassador to Yugoslavia)1949: July 1;
October 17
- Cannon, Clarence
(Congressman, Missouri)
1949: April
14
1951: October 8 (Chairman, House Appropriations Committee)
- Cannon, General
John (United States Air Force)
- Canup, William C.
(Economic Officer, American Legation, Luxemburg)
August 11 (Perle
Mesta's report)
- Capodestria (Italy)
- Capehart, Senator
Homer (Indiana)
1949: June
24
1950: June 8
- Cardenas, Lazaro
- Carey, James I.
(CIO)
1949: March
29
1950: February 17
- Carias, Dr.
Tiburcio, Jr. (Honduras)
1952 October 17,
(Acheson's luncheon), 27, 28; November 26
- Caribbean
(Caribbean countries)
1950: October
9
1952: April 3, 8
- Caribbean
Commission
- Caribbean,
Communism in the
- Caribbean Legion
- Carillo Flores,
Antonio (President, Mexican National Financera
- Carmen (Mexico)
- Carney, Admiral
- Carrington, Paul
- Carroll, John A.
(White House)
- Carter, Jay
Franklin
- Carter, Margaret
R.T. (State Department)
- Carter, Colonel
Marshall J. (Defense Department)
- Casa Blanca
1952: August 11
(Perle Mesta's report)
- Case, Everett
(State Department official referred to by Carlos Romulos of the
Philippines)
- Casey, Richard G.
(Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs)
1952: August 4;
October 13, 30 (Acheson's reception); November 7, 11
- Cassell, C. Abajomi
(Attorney General of Liberia)
- Castiglione,
Cervillo (Yugoslav leader)
- Castro Faction
(Costa Rican policies)
- Castro, Hector
David (Ambassador of E1 Salvador)
- Catholic Church
- Catholic Church
Bi11 (Philippines)
- "Catholic Question"
(re Germany)
- Caulkins, Mr.
(General Education Board)
- Coy, M.C.
- Cellar, Manual
(Congressman from New York)
- Central America
1950: February
17
1952: August 16
- Central Asia, 1950,
February 17
- Central do Brazil
(Brazilean branch of Export-Import Bank)
- Central Group
(United States, United Kingdom, France)
- Central
Intelligence Agency (CIA)
1949: November
7
1950: February 2; March 3; November 28
1951: February 13;
April 2; December 19
- Central
Intelligence Agency and China (PRC)
- Central
Intelligence Agency - role in Psychological Warfare
- Ceylon
1949: March 1;
December 24
1952: July 21
- Ceylon Conference
- Ceylon - need for
rice
- Ceylon, request for
technica1 assistance
- Ceylonese rubber
shipments to Communist China
- Chamoun, Camille
(President of Lebanon)
- Chang, John N.
(Korean Ambassador to United States)
1949: July
11
1950: January 27; March 22; June 26, 27; October 11
1951:
July 2
- Chapin, Selden
(Ambassador to the Netherlands)
1949: June 30;
July 14; August 1, 11, 15; September 1
1952: January 7, 21; April 3
- Chapman, Oscar L.
(Secretary of the Interior)
1949: May 13;
September 16
1950: February 15, 17; July 19; November 21
1951:
April 6; July 12, 16
1952: March 27; April 4; July 15, 24; October
31; November 3
- Chapman-Andrews,
Sir Edwin Arthur (United Kingdom delegate to the London Ministerial
talks, June 24, 1952)
1952: July 14
(minutes of June 24th meeting)
- Charlone, Dr.
Caesar (Uraguay)
1952: October 17
(Acheson's luncheon guest)
- Chase, A.S. (State
Department-Far Eastern Division)
1951: August 20
(Japanese Peace Treaty)
- Chase National Bank
- Chauvel, Ambassador
(France)
- Chavez, Senator
Dennis (Arizona)
1949: April
14
1951: March 20
- Chayes, Abram
(Harvard Law School graduate recommended for a State Department position
by Governor Chester Bowles of Connecticut)
- Cheese
- Cheetham, Nicholas
John Alexander (British Foreign Service Officer and Delegate to London
Ministerial talks, June 24, 1952)
1952: July 14,
(minutes of June 24 meeting)
- Cheja Island
(Korea)
- Chenault, Major
General Claire Lee
- Cherwell, Lord
(Churchill's visit)
1951: December
31
1952: January 5 (Blair House Luncheon), 5, 7 (British Embassy
Dinner)
- Chevrier, Lionel
(Minister of Transportation and Communication of Canada)
- Chiang, Kai-shek,
Generalissimo
1949: July 1, 19;
August 22 (notes); September 21; November 18, 30
1950: February 17;
March 2, 27; June 25, 26; July 24; August 26; October 23; December 5,
7
1952: January 15 (Pearson letter); July 23; October 20
- Chiang, Kai-shek
and the Executive Yuan
- Chiang, Kai-shek,
Madame
- Chiefs of Naval
Operations
- Chiefs of Staff,
British
- Chiefs of Staff,
invitations to visit the United States
- Chifley, Joseph B.
(Prime Minister of Australia)
- Chile
1949: August 25;
October 20
1950: April 26; December 29 (request for ships)
1951:
February 9; April 1; December 19 (President of), 20
- China (general)
1951: February
20; April 9; May 28; June 20, 28; July 17
- China, British
policy re
1951: January 7
(British Embassy Dinner)
- China coast, United
States Naval Air units on
- China, Communist
(See China, People's Republic-PRC)
- China, famine
relief for
- China, general war
in, concern about
- China, guerrilla
activities in
- China Lobby
- China Lobby,
Department of Justice investigation of
- China Lobby, State
Department investigation of
- China Lobby,
Department of the Tresury investigation
- China, nationalism
(transferred from Chiang to Communists)
- China, Nationalist
(See China, Republic of)
- China, People's
Republic of (PRC)
1949: May 11;
July 1, 10; August 15; October 12, 13, 17 (British recognition);
November 7 (British recognition), 17, 18, 21, 30; December 1 (British
recognition), 6, 8, 20
1950: January 5, 21; February 4, 16; March
2, 13, 15, 24; April 10, 24; May 29; June 5, 30; July 3, 10, 14, 16,
17; August 3, 23, 26, (draft memo on General MacArthur's VFW speech);
September 1, 5, 6; October 9, 23; November 6, 8, 28, 29; December 1, 3
(White House notes), 2, (notes Acheson to Marshall), 3, 4, 7, 14,
27
1951: January 5, 9, 15, 16, 18, 27; February 5; March 21; April
2, 9; May 26, 28; June 28, 29; August 3; September 3, 14; December
18
1952: January 5; March 3, 5, 14, 28; May 19; June 9, 16, 17;
July 18; October (undated draft memo), 22, 31; November 18 (attached
memo), 26
- China, People's
Republic of, actions against, rumors of impending
- China, People's
Republic of, Air Force of
- China, People's
Republic of, American businessmen in Shanghai
- China, People's
Republic of, blockade of ports
- China, People's
Republic of, British merchants in Shanghai and other cities
- China, People's
Republic of, British recognition of
- China, People's
Republic of, British trade with
- China, People's
Republic of, detention of Americans in
- China, People's
Republic of, economic and financial sanctions against
- China, People's
Republic of, export controls on
- China, People's
Republic of, financial transactions with
1952: November 18
(attached memo)
- China, People's
Republic of, and the Formosa situation, United Kingdom Resolution
- China, People's
Republic of, French views on recognition
- China, People's
Republic of, involvement in Indo-China (possible)
1950: October
9
1951: September 14
1952: May 19; June 17; July 14 (minutes of
June 20 meeting); October 20
- China, People's
Republic of, and the Korean War
1950: July 12;
October 9, 15, (Wake Island Conference); November 6, 17, 21, 29;
December 3 (White House notes), 4, 5, 7, 29
1951: January 16, 27;
March 21; June 28
1952: June 9; October (undated draft memo), 20,
22, 31; November 26
- China, People's
Republic of, membership in the United Nations
1950: April 20;
May 29; June 23; July 12; September 7; December 7, 8
- China, People's
Republic of, military strength of
- China, People's
Republic of, Mission at the Hague
- China, People's
Republic of, possible attack on Formosa
- China, People's
Republic of, possible conflict with Soviet Union
- China, People's
Republic of, possible overthrow by Chiang Kai-shek with United States
assistance
- China, People's
Republic of, recognition of Ho Chi Minh Government in Viet Nam
1950: February
16; March 2
- China, People's
Republic of, Secret Service of
- China, People's
Republic of, shipments of oil to
- China, People's
Republic of, and truce talks in Korea
- China, People's
Republic of, United States military options discussed
- China, People's
Republic of, United States naval maneuvers over Chinese cities
- China, People's
Republic of, United States policy differences with European allies
- China, People's
Republic of, "volunteers" in Indo-China and Korea
- China, People's
Republic of, World War III, intelligence reports on outbreak of
- China Policy
1950: August
(Acheson's notes to "Jim")
- China, Republic of
(ROC)
1949: February 4,
7, 15, 24; March 3; April 1; May 10, 11; June 27, 29; July 1, 11, 12,
13, 14, 18, 19, 26; August 18, 22 (notes), 30; September 21; October
10, 12, 13, 17, 27; November 7, 17, 18, 30; December 6
1950:
January 5; February 4, 17; March 27; April 10; June 5, 26, 30; July
24; August 10, 30; November 28; December 28
1951: January 8; March
21 (re seat in United Nations); April 10; May 1 (Kennan lecture on
World War II); July 10 (and China Lobby); September 3; October
9
1952: January 5; October 1, 30 (Acheson's reception)
- China, Republic of,
American aid to
- China, Republic of,
Appointment of an Ambassador to- consideration of
- China, Republic of,
Blockade of China coast and Hong Kong
- China, Republic of,
Budget, balance of, attempted
- China, Republic of,
Chinese minorities in Southeast Asia
- China, Republic of,
ECA assistance to
1950: January 18,
19, 21, 23; March 1; April 23
- China, Republic of,
Economic self-support for the Government by 1956
- China, Republic of,
Legal representation by Judge Robert P. Patterson
- China, Republic of,
MacArthur's plan to use military forces of in Korean War
- China, Republic of,
Policy of the United States re
1950: April 17;
June 26; December 28
- China, Republic of,
Possible attack on Chinese mainland
- China, Republic of,
Review of economic and military assistance to
- China, Republic of,
Trade with
- China, Republic of,
United Nations membership of
1950: April
20
1952: October 1
- China - general -
rubber shipments to PRC
- China - general -
United States policy regarding the question of loyalty of John Carter
Vincent
- China - general -
China and the Soviet Union, conflict between (See "Sino-Soviet
conflict")
- China Weekley
Review articles on the Korean War
- China White Paper
1949: July 5, 7,
11, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 21, 25, 26, 29; August 1
- Chinese Air Force
(PRC) and the Korean War
- Chinese Communists
(See China, People's Republic of)
- Chinese (ROC)
delegation to United Nations and description of Liberia as "The Pride of
the U.N,"
- Chinese-Manchurian
border, bombing close to
- Chinese (PRC)
military strength, report on by Chinese Nationalists (ROC) intelligence
- Chinese (ROC)
troops in Burma
- Chinese (PRC)
volunteer forces in Korea
- Chinese war lords
- Chiperfield, Robert
B. (Congressman from Illinois), (re Japanese Peace Treaty delegation)
- Chocano, Alfredo
(Counselor of the Embassy of Guatemala)
1951: April 1;
May 18
1952: September 4
- Chou En Lai
(Chinese Communist border)
1951: January 27;
February 5; August 3
- Chough, Phug
(Special Representative of the President of Korea)
- Christensen, Lt.
Col. Chester L. (Department of Defense - Office of Public Information)
- Christian Century -
articles in by John Foster Dulles
- Christopher, George
H. Congressman, Missouri)
- Chuekov, General of
the Army Vaselig Ivanovich (Commander-in-Chief, Soviet Occupational
Forces in Germany and Chairman of Soviet Central Commission)
1952: July 14
(minutes of June 24 meeting)
- Church of Christ,
Brownsville, Texas
- Churchill, Winston
S.
1949: March
21
1950: March 1, 13; April 20 (portrait of for the United
Nations); September 1; October 14, 26
1951: February 5, 15; March
23; April 2 (letter from), 5; December 11, 13, 31
1952: January 3,
5 (luncheon for), 5, 7 (British Embassy Dinner), 8, 15, 18, 22; March
(undated "old draft"), 10, 11, 13, 19, December 29 (re visit to the
United States, 1953)
1953: January 8
- Churchill, Winston
S., Dinner with President Truman
- Churchill, Winston
S., Invitation to lunch at Blair House
1951: April 5;
December 13, 31
- Churchill, Winston
S., Memoirs of, volume presented to President Truman
- Churchill, Winston
S., Visit to the United States
1951: April 12,
27; October 8; December 11, 13, 19, 20, 21, 31
1952: January 3, 5,
7 (British Embassy Dinner), 15 (letter from -Lester Pearson re)
- Churchill and Eden
visit, Lester Pearson's letter re
- Churchill-Pleven
Communique
- Churchill speech
- Citizen's Committee
on Loyalty, Planned
- Civil Aeronautics
Act
- Civil Aeronautics
Board (CAB)
1950; July
13
1952: April 8; October 12
- Civil Defense
Administration, Federal
- Civil Service
Commission
- Civil War, United
States- Acheson's exposition on American history
- Clapp, Gordon
1949: August 16,
25; December 12
1950: November 20
- Clapp Mission,
Report of
- Clark, Dewayne
- Clark Field
(Philippines)
- Clark, Grenville
- Clark, Lewis
(United States Minister in Canton, United States Member, United Nations
Council on Libya)
1949: May
11
1950: November 20
- Clark, General Mark
W.
1949: February
28; April 4; June 28
1952: May 22; June 6; July 14 (minutes of June
26 meeting), 21 (as representative to the Vatican); October (undated
draft memo)
- Clark, Attorney
General Tom
- Claxton, Brooke
(Canadian Minister of Maritime Defense)
- Claxton, P.P., Jr.
(Special Assistant to the Secretary of State)
1950: March 22;
June 8
1951: July 10
- Clay, General
Lucius D.
1949: February
28; March 29; April 4, 19, 29
1951: February 13
- Clayton, Will
1949: Febraury
21; March 2; August 18
1950: January 3; March 9; June 9; July 19
- Cleveland, Harland
(ECA)
1949: June
29
1951: October 1
- Clifford, Clark M.
(Special Counsel to the President)
1949: January 22;
March 28, 31; April 14; June 30; July 5, 11, 19; August 1; September
16; October 27
- Clinchy, Everett R.
(President, National Conference of Christians and Jews)
- Clubb, 0. Edmund
(Department of State-Far East)
1950: March 24;
August 30
- Coal
1950: June
9
1951: July 5; October 1
- Coal production in
Venezuela
- Coal and steel
production
- Cochran, Merle
(Ambassador to Indonesia, Netherlands)
1949: January 31;
September 16; October 12, 18; November 20
1950: March 21; November
16
1952: January 21; May 19 (appointed Ambassador to Finland)
- Coffee Report
1950: June 9;
July 24; October 9
- Coffin, Tris (New
York Times)
- Cohen, Ben
1952: January 4
(Phillip Jessup's letter of December 17, 1951); October 3
- Cold War
- Coles, John
(Trustee, Ford Foundation)
- Colina, Dr. Rafael
de la (Mexican Ambassador)
1949: April 19,
20
1952: September 2
- Collado, E. G.
(Standard Oil Company of New Jersey)
- Collazo, Oscar,
commutation of death sentence for attempted assassination of President
Truman
- Collective Measures
Committtee (Korean War Settlement, United Nations)
- Collective Measures
Committee (Pacific Pact)
- Collective Security
and the United Nations
- Collins, General
Joseph Lawton (Army Chief of Staff)
1949: June 28;
December 15
1950: April 13, 24; June 25, 26; November 21, 28;
December 1, 4, 13, 15, 16
1951: January 12, 22; August 3
(invitation to visit Yugoslavia)
1952: April 9; August 2
- Colimon, Rene
(Charge d'Affaires of Haiti)
- Colmer, William M.
(Congressman, Mississippi)
- Colombia
1949: April
19
1950: February 17; June 19
1951: February 5; April 1; May 22
- Colombian Minister
of Public Works
- Colombo (Ceylon)
Conference
- Colombo (Ceylon) -
Dutch order preventing trade with the People's Republic of China through
the port of
- Colonial Airlines
- Colonial American,
British limitations on
1952: November 13
(Acheson's exposition on American history)
- Colonialism
(anti-Colonialism)
- Combined Chiefs of
Staff (United States and United Kingdom)
1950: August
23
1951: January 3
- Combs, J.M.
(Congressman, Texas)
- Commander-in-Chief
in the Far East General MacArthur)
- Commander-in-Chief,
statement by President Truman as recommended re Korean War
1950: December 2
(note to the Secretary of State)
- Commander-in-Chief,
United Nations Forces in Korea (General MacArthur)
- Commanding General
of the Armed Forces in the Far East (General MacArthur)
- Commerce Department
1949: July 12;
October 10; December 22
1950: October 11, 30; November 2
1951:
February 5; October 15 (letter of September 30, 1951)
1952: April 8
- Commerce Export
Licensing Policy
- Committee on
Political and Military Cooperation (Foreign Ministers of the American
Republics)
- "Committee of
Twelve" (See "Wise Men")
- Commodity Credit
Corporation (CCC)
1950: July 24;
October 11
1952: June 12
- Commodity groups
- Commonwealth,
British
1949: June 29;
July 25; September 26; December 8, 24
1950: March 28, 31; April 13,
14, 24, 27; May 5; October 23
1951: January 9; April 23; July
19
1952: January 3; June 6; July 24; October 7, 25; November 8
- Commonwealth
Conference (London)
1950: October
23
1951: February 6, 12
- Commonwealth
Defense
- Commonwealth
Finance Ministers, meeting of
- Commonwealth
financial discussions, London
- Commonwealth
meeting on the Korean War
- Commonwealth
Parliamentary Association Meetings (Canberra, Australia)
- Commonweath Working
Pact (Japanese Peace Treaty)
- Communications and
news, free flow of
- Communism
(Communist threat, influence)
1949: July 8;
August 22 (notes); September 14; October 12, 13, 20; November
17
1950: January 6, 31; February 4, 17; March 2, 13, 21, 22, 31;
April 24, 27, 28; June 5, 30; July 12, 19; September 8 (Acheson's
speech), 9
1951: January 5, 9; February 13; March 13, 23; April 1,
5, 20, 27; September 14 (Korea and Vietnam); October 1, 2, 15
1952:
January 29; June 9, 16 (reprint of John Foster Dulles article "A New
Foreign Policy"); July 18; October 9, 15
- Communism in the
Middle East
- Communist Party in
France and Italy
1952: January 21;
February 12
- Communist Party
Congress in Moscow
- Communist threat,
(view of the Irish Minister of External Affairs, Sean McBride)
- Compeche Harbor
(Mexico)
- Compton, Wilson
1951: December 20
(Voice of America)
1952: June 16
- Conant, James B.
1950: January
19
1951: September 27 re Germany)
1952: December 24
- Concheso, Dr.
Aurelio Fernandez (Cuban Ambassador)
- Condon, Patrick, W.
(State Department)
- Conference of
American Foreign Ministers
- Conference of
Foreign Ministers
- Conference of
Foreign Ministers on Control and Limitations of Armaments
- Conference on
Foreign Policy and Defense of the Commonwealth and Dominion Countries
- Conference of
Mayors, Acheson's invitation to address
- Congo, Belgium
- Congress (United
States)
1950: July
3
1951: February 5; April 3, 5, June 20; December 20 (Churchill's
visit)
1952: December 18
- Congress of
Industrial Organization (CIO)
1949: March
29
1950: January 6; February 17
- Congress of
Industrial Organization (CIO) - General Council of
- Congress of
Industrial Organization (CIO)- statement of views on nternational
problems
- Congressional
Appropriations Committee
- Congressional
Record
1950: January
19
1951: January 12; July 31
- Congressional
smoker, Prospect House
- Congressional
telephone calls
- Congressmen, list
of meeting with Acheson re Near Eastern armament situation
1950: March 28
(memorandum of conversation)
- Connally, Senator
Tom (Texas)
1949: February 4,
5, 14, 15, 17, 28; March 2, 3, 4, 21; April 7, 13, 19; May 5; June 24;
July 7, 12, 18, 19, 21, 25
1950: January 13, 30; March 29, 31;
April 20, 24, 27; May 4, 5; June 6, 9, 19, 26, 27; July 24, 31; August
2; September 6; November 14
1951: January 12; February 1; April 3,
5, 12; June 29; July 25; August 2, 9, 24; September 6; November
14
1952: February 12, 29; March 19, 27, 28; December 18
- Connally, Mrs. Tom
- Connecticut,
development of steel mills and other industries in
- Connelly, Matthew
J., (White House)
1949: April 25;
May 2; July 18; August 3; October 27; November 21; December 6
1950:
January 19; March 6; July 12; August 26; September 7; October
9
1951: February 1, 15; July 5; September 10, 27; October 8;
December 31 (Churchill visit)
1952: March 3, 6; May 1; December 29
- Connelly, Admiral
Richard L. (Naval War College)
1951: October 8,
18
1952: July 24
- Conservative Party
(United Kingdom)
1950: March 13;
June 9
1951: October 8
- Constitutional
Court (Federal Republic of Germany)
- Consultation of
Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the American States (4th)
1951: August
3
1952: April 7
- Cooke, Earle
- Coolidge, Charles
A. (Assistant Secretary of State for Defense)
1949: April
12
1951: March 23; August 6
1952: December 8
- Coonetilleke, Sir
Oliver (Ceylon Minister on Food and Agriculture)
- Cooper, Edward
(Senate staff)
- Cooper, Jere
(Congressman, Tennessee)
- Cooper, Senator
John Sherman (Kentucky)
1950: April 5, 6,
18; June 8; August 14; December 16
1951: February 15; September 10
- COCOM (Coordinating
Committee of the Paris Consultative Group of Nations Working to Control
Exports of Strategic Goods to Communist Countries)
- Coordination of
Production
- Cordova, Roberto
(Mexican Embassy)
- Corea, Sir Claude
(Ambassador of Ceylon)
1949: March
1
1952: July 21
- Coromlamos, Enrique
(Chairman, Organization of American States)
- Corps of Engineers,
United States Army
- Corregidor, Battle
of
- Corrigan, Dr. Frank
- "Cosmopolitan
Magazine" (Six Point Proposal for World Peace)
- Costa Rica
1949: March
10
1950: February 27; November 9
1951: April 1
1952: October
28
- Costa Rica,
internal politics in
- Cotton
- Cotton, Egyptian
1952: November
15; December 8
- Cotton, Exports
- Cotton and jute,
India
- Cotton and jute,
Pakistan
- Cotton manufactured
goods and GATT
- Cotton, shipments
to China
- Council of Defense
Ministers
- Council of Deputies
1950: July 27,
28
1951: May 18; August 10
- Council of Economic
Advisers (CEA)
- Council of Europe
1950: January 19;
March 7; June 5; August 25
1951: March 13
1952: March 12, 13,
24, 25
- Council of Foreign
Ministers (CFM)
1949: May 2, 10,
11, 12, 16, 18, 19; July 18; August 24; September 15
1950: January
19; March 7; April 27, 28; May 29; July 12, 14; November 6, 7;
December 11, 16
1951: January 9, 15, 16; February 15, 19; April 2,
12, 13 (Kirk ltr.), 30; May 3, 7; June 21; August 10; September
10
1952: March 12; May 9 (Lisbon meeting); June 10; December 14
- Council of
Organization of American States (COAS)
1949: March 10;
August 18
1950: February 16
- Counterpart
currencies, use of
- Countervailing
duties (tariff)
- Cousins, Norman
(Editor, "Saturday Review of Literature")
- Cowen, Myron M.
(Ambassador to the Philippines)
1949: February
17; July 14, 19; August 9, 25
1950: February 4; April 20; June 1,
23; November 27
1952: January 29 as Ambassador to Belgium); March
6, 28
- Cox, E.E.
(Congressman, Georgia)
- Craig, Louis
- Craven Company
- Crawford, Fred L.(
House Foreign Affairs Committee)
- Crete
- Crider, John,
(Editor, "Boston Herald")
- Cripps, Sir
Stafford, (Chancellor of the Exchecher)
1949: July 26;
August 15, 23; December 1
1950: January 12, 23, 24: March 1, 13;
April 26
1952: January 7 (British Embassy Dinner)
- Critical
commodities (e.g. tin, rubber, nickel)
- Crittenberger, Lt.
General W.D.
- Crosser, Robert
(Congressman, Ohio), (re Mexican oil-Pemex)
- Crum, Bartley C.
(letter from Crum to President Truman, December 20, 1951)
- Cuba
1949: February 3;
March 31; May 16; July 11, 22; August 1
1951: March 27; April
1
1952: March 11; April 8, 10, 28
- Cuba, Batista
revolution in
- Culbertson, Paul T.
(Charge d'Affaire, Spain)
- Cunningham, John
(W.R. Grace & Company)
- Currency, Berlin
- Currie, Lauchlin
(re International Bank loan to Colombia)
- Currie Plan
(Colombia)
- Cushing, John,
(nominated by Ambassador Lewis Douglas for International Working Group
on Establishment of Planning Board for Ocean Shipping to NATO)
- Customs
Simplification Bill
- Cyprus
- Cyrenica
1949: March
29
1950: November 20
- Czech funds,
release of
- Czech steel mills,
assets of
- Czechoslovakia
1949: January 17;
February 14; March 14, 31; April 11; May 16
1950: April 20;
September 6, 8 (Acheson's speech)
1951: May 28; August 29; October
9
1952: April 30; June 16; November 8
- Czechoslovakia -
origins of Colombian Army equipment
D
- Dairen, China
1952: January 7
(British Embassy Dinner)
- Dairy products,
1imitation on imports of
- Daladier, Edward
(Deputy in French National Assembly)
- Dallas, Texas
- Dallas, Texas Civic
Federation
- Dan, Ino (member,
Liberal Party, Japanese Diet)
- Danes (See
"Denmark")
- Daniels, Paul
(Director for American Republics Affairs, Secretary-General, 4th Meeting
of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the American States)
1949: March 10,
15; April 19
1951: April 1
- Danish tanker, sale
to the Soviet Union
- Dantde Oliveiro,
Joao (President, Brazilian Commercial Association)
- David, Donald K.
(Dean, Harvard Business School)
- Davies, Chester
(Ford Foundation)
- Davies, John C.
(Congressman, New York)
- Davies, Joseph E.
(former State Department official representing Ryan Group re Petroleum)
1951: July
10
1952: June 5, 13
- Davies and Vincent
Cases
- Davis, Admiral
Arthur C. (Joint Chiefs of Staff)
- Davis, Baldridge C.
(State Department, Organization of American States)
1951: March
23
1952: May 22
- Davis, Christine
(staff, House of Representatives)
- Davis, Dowdal
(President, Negro Newspaper Publishers Association of Kansas City,
Missouri)
- Davis, Elmer
- Davis, Hulford G.
(staff, Senate)
- Davis, Monnet B.
(Ambassador to Israel)
- Davis, Nathaniel P.
(Ambassador to Hungary)
1951: June 5 (re
Robert Vogler case)
- Davis, Owen (First
Secretary, Australian Embassy)
- Davis, Paul C.
(Voice of America)
- Dawson, Donald S.
(White House)
1949: July 11;
August 9; September 1; November 17
1950: October 30; November
16
1951: July 2, 22
1952: February 11; March 6, 28; May 1, 8;
June 5, 13, August 13
- Day, Arthur R.
(State Department-Egypt)
- DC-6's (airplanes)
- Deak, Francis
(State Department, Office of transportation and Communication Policy)
- Dean, Gordon
(Director, Atomic Energy Commission)
- Dean, General
Prentice N.
- Deane, Charles B.
(Congressman, North Carolina)
- Dearborn, Henry
(State Department, Organization of American States)
- Debloose, M.
(French member, High Commission for Germany)
- Debs, Eugene V.,
Presidential campaign of compared with Henry A. Wallace campaign
- Debt Commission,
London (re Israeli reparation claims against Germany)
- Declaration of
National Emergency, psychological importance of
1950: December 2
(notes for the Secretary)
- Declaration of
Washington
- DeFaria, Antonio
(Director General, Political Affairs, Portugal Foreign Office)
- Defense and Base
Rights Agreement with the United Nations, Registration of
- Defense Committee
Meeting, Paris
- Defense Council at
Melbourne, Australia, United Kingdom participation in
- Defense, Department
of
1949: December
15
1950: March 3; April 24; June 28; July 3, 14, 27; August 3, 10,
23, 30; September 7; December 6, 11
1951: January 10; February 1,
5, 15; March 16, 19, 26; April 11; June 9; August 1, 2, 6, 7, 9, 23,
27, 28; October 10, 22; December 17
1952: January 24; March 13;
April 10; June 13, 19; July 21, 28, 29; November 6; December 4, 24
(Budget)
- Defense department
constellation (airplane)
- Defense
Establishment
1950: July 20,
28; August 10; October 27
1952: February 4
- Defense, memorandum
for
- Defense Ministers
Conference (meetings)
1950: October 10;
November 4; December 14
1951: July 31
- Defense
Mobilization Board
- Defense Paper on
Korea
- Defense Production
Act
- Defense Production
Board
- Defense Program
- Defense, Secretary
of (Robert Lovett)
1951: September
26
1952: February 6; March 26
- Definik, Mayes
(Economic Coordinating Minister of Belgium)
- DeGaspari, Alberto,
(Italian Ambassador)
1952: February
12; March 18, 25; July 30; October 15; November 12, 19
- DeGasparie, Alcide
(Prime Minister of Italy)
1949: July 18;
September 21
1951: September 24 (talks); October 1, (minutes of
September 24 meeting), October 2 (minutes of September 25 meeting)
- DeGaulle, Charles
(French political leader)
- DeGolyer, E.L.
- Dela Colina, Rafael
(Mexican Ambassador)
1950: June
19
1951: March 22; April 6
- Deladier, M.
(French political leader opposed to ratification of western European
Defense Pact)
- Delaney, James J.
(Congressman, New York)
- DeLattre, General
Jean de Tossigny (French military leader of French forces in Indochina)
1950: May 18;
December 29
1952: January 4 (as High Commissioner in Indochina)
- Delequeria, Jose
Felix (Spanish Inspecter of Embassies with rank of Ambassador-at-Large)
- Demobilization
- Democratic National
Convention (1952)
1951: May 1; July
25
1952: July 16
- Democratic Party
- Democratic Party
Caucus on National Security Bill
- Democratic Party
Platform Committee - Planks
- Denmark
1949: March 11,
15, 31; April 1, 19; August 11, 15; September 16; December 16
1950:
February 15
1951: January 5; September 7; October 17
1952: June
12; July 14 (minutes of meeting with Foreign Minister Kraft on June
28); August 2, 11; October 1
1952: October 13 (notes), 14
- Denmark, Communists
in
- Denmark, Defense
Minister of
- Denmark - Danish
and Norwegian defense
1952: July 14
(meeeting with Foreign Minister Kraft June 28)
- Denmark,
termination of aid to
1952: July 14
(meeting with Foreign Minister Kraft)
- Dennett, Tyler,
book Roosevelt and the Russo-Japanese War
- Dennis, Gabriel
(Secretary of State of Liberia)
1950: October
12
1952: October 20, 30 (Acheson's reception)
- Dennison, Admiral
Robert (Naval Aide to the President)
1950: June
1
1952: April 24
- Denver, Colorado
1952: March 3;
October 8 (see Acheson speech)
- Departmental Review
Board (State Department loyalty)
- Deschler, Lon
1949: October 13
(re Korean Aid Bill)
- Des Vernine, Eugene
(State Department - Caribbean area)
- Deutsch, Monroe
(Provost, University of California)
- Dewey, Thomas E.
1949: April 27,
28; September 21
1950: April 6, 10, 26; June 27; October 15
- Diaria de Centra
America (official newspaper of Guatemala)
1952: December 1
(pro-Communist)
- Diaz, Ordonez
Vergilio (Secretary of State of the Dominican Republic)
1949: October
18
1951: March 23; April 1
- Dickson, Cecil B.
(House of Representatives staff)
- Dickey, John (trade
agreements program)
- Diesing, Gordon W.
(member, law firm of Mecham, Stoehr, Moore, Mecham; Hills, Omaha,
Nebraska)
- Dihigo, Dr. Ernesto
(Cuban Foreign Minister)
- Dillon, Augusta
(Ambassador of Ecuador)
- Director of Mutual
Security (DMS), (Averell Harriman)
- Disarmament
1950: August
(notes to "Jim")
1951: March 22; May 14, 28; July 19; August
20
1952: January 17 (Ford Foundation Plan for); September 4;
October 1, 3
- Discrimination
against Negroes in Foreign Services, Acheson quoted re on May 6, 1946
- Displaced persons
- Diven, F.M. (State
Department-American Republic)
- Dixon, Sir Owen
(Australia Official-mentioned in Kashmir dispute)
1950: March 28;
April 5; June 12; July 28; November 17
1951: February 13 (Report on
Kashmir)
- Dixon, Sir Pierson
John (member of British Delegation, United States-United Kingdom
Consultation on Atomic Energy)
1951: April 2;
September 11
1952: July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting)
- Dodd-Colson episode
(Korean War-Prisoners of War)
- Dodge, Joseph M.
1949: January
26
1950: February 4; October 15 (Wake Island Conference)
1952:
March 11; November 15 (meeting between President Truman and
President-elect Eisenhower) 18 (Dodge's appointment with President
Truman)
- Doidge, F.W. (New
Zealand Minister of External Affairs)
1950: October
23
1952: July 24
- Dollar Gap
1949: December
22
1950: February 17; March 9
- Dolliver, James J.
(Congressman, Iowa)
- Dominican Republic
1949: March 1;
May 16; July 22; August 18; October 18
1950: June 19; October
19
1951: March 23; April 1; August 9
1952: June 5
- Dominican sugar
quota, requirements for increase in
- Dominquez, Campana,
Sr. (Uruguay, Rapporter of Inter-American Affairs)
- Dominions, British
1950: March 28,
31; April 13, 24, 27; May 5; October 23 (See also Commonwealth,
British)
1952: January 5
- Donahue, Harold D.
(Congressman, Massachusetts)
- Donaldson, Jesse
(Postmaster General)
- Donger, T.E. (South
African Minister of Interior)
- Donnally, Walter J.
(Ambassador to Venezuela, Austria and member of High Commission for
Germany)
1949: April
13
1951: December 20 (re appointment for Germany)
1952: February
11
- Donovan, William
- Dorr, Goldwaite H.
(Council of Foreign Ministers, Paris, Japanese Peace Treaty)
1949: May
23
1950: April 24
- Dorros, Leon
(Economic Officer, Luxembourg Legation in 1949)
1952: August 11
(Perle Mesta's report)
- Dougherty, Arthur
F. (AFL)
- Douglas, Helen G.
(former Congresswoman, California)
- Douglas, Ambassador
Lewis W. (Ambassador to Great Britain)
1949: January 24;
March 11; April 13; May 3, 5; July 5, 12, 19; August 15, 18; November
7; December 1, 14 (attachment)
1950: March 7, 30; April 11, 26; May
18, 23; June 9; July 10, 11, 13; August 24, 28; September 1
- Douglas, Dr. Paul
- Dow, Edward A., Jr.
(U.S. Representative, UN Commission on Indonesia)
- Dowling, Walter
1949: February
17; March 29
- Doyle, Miss
(Secretary for Acheson and John F. Dulles at Paris Conference of Foreign
Ministers-CFM)
- Drake, J. Frank
(Anglo-Iranian Oil Company)
1951: July
12
1952: December 4
- Draper, General
William H., Jr. (U.S. Representative to NATO, Special Representative to
Europe)
1949: January 26;
February 28
1952: June 24; February 29; March (undated "old
draft"), 10, 19, 20; April 10, 21; June 9, 12
- Drees, Dr. William
(Prime Minister of the Netherlands)
- Dreier, John C.
(State Department, American Republics, U.S. Representative, Organization
of American States)
1950: February
16; October 17
- Drugs, shipment by
France to China
- Dubois, Captain
1951: December 31
(re January 3, 1952)
- Duck Island
1951: October 1
(Acheson's vacation)
- Dudley, Ambassador
of Liberia
- Duff, A.A. (State
Department)
1952: October
("undated draft memo")
- Dulles, Allen (as a
member of the National Conference of Christians and Jews)
1949: March 22;
August 29
- Dulles, John Foster
1949: March 1,
21, 30; April 8,18, 27, 28; May 5, 10, 23, 28; July 26; August 22;
September 1, 21
1950: February 9, 13; March 21, 30, 31l April 4, 5,
6, 10, 11, 20, 28; July 29; August 14, 21; September 8; October 15
(Wake Island Conference), 19, 23; November 13, 16
1951: January 9;
February 1; March 23 (Japanese Peace Treaty); May 3 (Report to the
President), 28, 31; June 14 (Dulles lecture); July 12; August 20;
September 27
1952: January 16, 24; February 11; March 19, (article
in "Christian Century"), 24, 25; April 4, 7, 10 (letter), 28 (letter);
June 9 (letter), 12, 16 (letter re article in "A New Foreign Policy");
July 24; November 25, (Acheson's letter to), 26 (Dulles' letter);
December 14, 19, 22, 24
- Dulles, John
Foster, appointed as Secretary of State by President-elect Eisenhower
1952: November
25, 26; December 14, 19
- Dulles, John
Foster, Mission to Tokyo, March
- Dulles, John
Foster, Report to the President on the Japanese Peace Treaty
- Dulles, John Foster
as Secretary of State
- Dulles, John
Foster, speeches of
1951: February 1,
6; June 29; July 6, 11, 30; August 9; September 3; October 1 (letter
to Acheson)
- Dumbarton Oaks
- Duncan, Admiral
Donald B. (Acting Chief of Naval operations)
- Dunham, William B.
1949: April 1;
September 16
- Dunn, Ambassador
James C. (Ambassador to Italy)
1949: December
5
1951: October 1, 2
1952: January 17, 22 (letter to
Eisenhower); February 1; March 18, 19, 21; June 12; July 14 (minutes
of June 27 meeting)
- Dunn, W. Cyde
- Dupong, Lambert
(Director, Luxair)
- Durand Line
(boundary between Afghanistan and Pakistan)
- Durdin, Tillman
(writer for "New York Times")
- Durham, Carl T.
(Congressman from North Carolina)
- Dussant, Don Rubin
(Argentine Counselor)
- Dutch (see the
Netherlands)
- Dutch-Indonesian
Union
- Dutch New Guinea
- Dutra, Enrico
Gaspar (President of Brazil)
1949: May
17
1950: October 9 E
- Eakens, Robert H.S.
(State Department-Petroleum Export Division)
- Early, Stephen T.
(Under Secretary of Defense)
1949: June 30;
July 7, 18; August 11; September 16; December 22
1950: January 13;
February 3; March 3; April 28; August 26
- Earthquake in
Ecuador (August 5, 1949)
- East Indies
- East-West Committee
- East-West problems,
collective Arab approach to
- East-West relations
- East-West tensions
(Cold War)
1950: May 29;
June 5; November 7
- East-West trade
1949: September
16
1950: July 16; September 1; October 11, 30
1951: May 15; June
20
1952: June 12, 16; October 8
- Eastern Atlantic
- Eastern Europe
(Eastern European countries)
1949: July
21
1951: May 1 (Kennan's lecture on World War II and)
- Eaton, Charles A.
(Congressman, New Jersey)
1949: February 4;
May 10; August 24
1950: January 18; June 26, 27
1951: June
29
1952: January 5 Blair House luncheon)
- Eban, Abba (Israeli
Ambassador)
1949: February 5:
April 26, 28; August 3
1950: August 29; October 20
1951: March
22; May 8; July 5
1952: March 6; June 19; October 30 (Acheson's
reception); November 15
1953: January 5
- Eccles, Mortimer
(Federal Reserve Board)
- Echandia, Dario
(Ambassador of Costa Rica)
- Echardi, Mario
(Minister of Foreign Affairs of Costa Rica)
1951: April
1
1952: October 28
- Echeverri-Corteze,
Dr. Carlos (Colombian leader)
1952: October 12
(Acheson's luncheon)
- Ecole Militaire
(French Military Academy)
- Economic assistance
through the United Nations
1950: August
(notes to "Jim")
- Economic Commission
for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE)
- Economic Commission
for Europe (ECE)
- Economic
Cooperation Administration (ECA)
1949: January 27,
31; February 14, 15, 28; April 4, 7, 14; May 3, 5, 10, 11, 16; July 1,
12, 18, 21, 25, 26; August 12; October 20, 25; November 3 (October
25); December 8, 14 (attachment), 16, 22
1950: January 12, 19, 20,
23, 24; February 28; March 1, 7, 13, 20, 22, 28, 29 30; April 26, 27;
May 5; June 5; July 20, 21, 24, 25, 27; August 25; October 11, 23, 30;
November 2, 16; December 15, 27
1951: January 10; February 1, 5;
March 20; April 1, 2, 3, 10, 20; June 21, 27; July 18, 20; August 3,
23, 27; October 1
- Economic
Cooperation Administration, Advisory Committee
- Economic
Cooperation Administration, Indonesia
- Economic
Cooperation Administration, legislation re
- Economic
Cooperation Administration Mission to Korea
1950: October 15
(Wake Island Conference)
- Economic
Cooperation Administration, Public Advisory Board
- Economic
Cooperation Administration-State Department relationship, paper on
- Economic impact of
defense effort
- Economic and Social
Council (United Nations)
- Economoc, Goras
Paul (Minister, Greek Embassy)
- Ecuador
1950: June
12
1951: January 2; February 13; March 22; April 1; May 31 (visit
of President of Ecuador); June 1, (visit of President of
Ecuador)
1952: March 6
- Edelstein, David N.
(Administrative Assistant to Senator Herbert Lehman)
- Eden, Anthony
(British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs)
1950: March 7,
13; October 30
1951: December 11, 19, 20, 31
1952: January 5
(Blair House luncheon), 5, 7 (British Embassy dinner), 8, 9, 10, 15,
16, 22, 24, 25, 27; February 2, 3, 4, 27; March undated "old draft",
10, 11, 12, 13, 18, 24; April 10, 16, 18, 19, 30; May 22; June 6, 12,
16, 17, 20; July 14 (Ministerial talks June 27, 1952), 30; August 4,
11, 12; September 2; October 3, 8, 15, 27; November 7, 9, 11, 12, 14,
15, 19, 25, 27; December 2, 4, 14, 18
1953: January 8, 13
- "Eden-Clifford
Formula,"
- Edwards, Don
(Defense Department)
- Egypt
1949: February 5;
March 22; April 6; December 7
1950: January 6, 31; February 15;
March 10, 28; April 13, 18; October 17; November 24
1951: May 8;
July 31; August 9, 20; October 9, 16
1952: January 5, 7 (British
Embassy Dinner), 27, 28, 29; March 6, 8; April 22, 30; July 14
(minutes of June 26 meeting), 21, 24; October 1, 3, 21, 30 (Acheson's
reception); November 12, 15; December 24, 31
1953: January 5, 13
- Egypt, construction
of paper products plants in
- Egypt, King of and
King of the Sudan (issue of title)
1952: January 5,
27; April 30; July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting)
- Egypt and MEDO
(Middle East Defense Organization)
- Egypt, military aid
to
- Egyptian Army
- Egyptian complaint
in the United Nations on the Moroccan question
- Egyptian cotton
1952: November
15: December 8
- Egyptian sugar cane
- Egyptian town hall
mission tour
- Eighth Army in
Korea
1950: October 15
(Wake Island Conference)
- Eighty Second Air
Borne
- Eisenhower, Dwight
D.
1949: July
18
1950: March 3; June 5; December 13, 14, 15, 16, 29
1951:
January 5, 9, 15, 18; March 13; June 21, 26; July 16, 19; August 2;
September 6; October 1
1952: January 4 (Jessup letter December 12,
1951), 5, 22 (letter to Eisenhower); April 10 (appointment as Supreme
Commander, NATO Forces), 24; May 13 (Eisenhower statement); November
5, 15 (meeting with President Truman), 18 (appointment with President
Truman); December 14, 24
- Eisenhower, Dwight
D., Governors invitation to
- Eisenhower, Dwight
D., meetings with President Truman
- Eisenhower, Dwight
D., message on European Army
- Eisenhower, Dwight
D., Report of
1951: February 10
(Acheson's notes on Taft speech)
- Eisenhower, Dwight
D., successor to in SHAPE
- Eisenhower, Dwight
D., President-Elect
- Eisenhower
Administration and the Iran controversy
- Eisenhower
Administration and the Korean War
- Eisenhower
Administration, liaison with
1952: November 5,
11, 15, 18
- Eisenhower
Administration and relations with Yugoslavia
- Elath, Eliahu
(Ambassador of Israel)
1949: March 22;
April 25, 26, 28; August 1; December 7
1950: January 9, 31;
February 15; April 5
- Election of 1952
1952: March 11;
June 16; October 27; November 3
- Elizalde, Joaquim
M. (Philippine Ambassador)
1949: July 18,
19; August 9
1950: February 4; June 23
1951: July 10
1952:
February 5
- Elizabeth, Queen II
of Great Britain
- Elliott, John C.
(State Department)
- Elliott, Air
Marshall Sir William (Chairman, British Joint Services Mission)
1951: August 28;
September 11, 28
- Elliott, William Y.
(Assistant Director, Office of Defense Mobilization)
- Ellsworth, Harris
Congressman (Oregon)
- E1 Salvador
1949: March
31
1950: June 19; August 10
1951: April 1
1952: April 8;
October 16
- E1 Salvador,
Finance Minister of
- Elsey, George M.
(White House staff)
1950: March 9;
October 9
1951: October 2
- Ely, Gerard
- Ely, R. R. (Deputy
Director, Office of Philippine and Southeast Asia Affairs)
- Embassy, United
States in Korea, functioning of
1950: October 15
(Wake Island Conference)
- Emergency
Stabilization Authority
1950: December 2
(notes for Secretary)
- Emmons, Arthur B.
(State Department, Korean Affairs)
1950: October
11
1951: May 9; June 20
1952: January 4; October 17
- Encisco, Sr.
(Paraguagan Minister of Justice)
- England (See United
Kingdom)
- Enright, Captain
J.F. (United States Navy -related to JCS)
- Entezan, Nasrollah
(Ambassador of Iran to the United States)
1950: September
8
1952: October 29, 30 (Acheson's reception)
- Erhard, Ludwig
(Economic Minister, German Federal Republic)
- Erhardt, John G.
(considered as a possible appointment as Ambassador to Australia)
1949: April
11
1951: (as Ambassador to South Africa died), April 20
(consideration of successor to)
- Eritrea
1949: February
14; March 29, 30; September 14, 21; December 5
1950: November 1;
December 8
- Eritrean Federation
Plan
- Eritrean separation
from Ethiopia
- Eritrean-United
States military base rights and facilities in
- Erkin, Feridom
Gamal (Turkish Ambassador)
1949: February
17; April 12
1950: (See Turkey)
1951: April 27; October 23
- Erlander, Tge
(Prime Minister of Sweden)
- Errecort, Fernando
(Counselor and Charge d'Affaires of Argentina)
- Erskine-Melby
Mission (Southeast Asia)
1950: July 27;
undated memorandum
- Ethiopia
1949: February
14; March 29, 30; September 14; December 5
1950: September 8
(Acheson's speech); November 1
1952: October 1, 21, 30 (Acheson's
reception)
- Ethiopia - U.S.
military rights and facilities in Eritrea (Base Rights)
- Ethiopian Treaty of
Amenity and Economic Relations (signed in 1951)
- Ethiopian War of
1935
1951: January 16
(discussed)
- Ethridge, Mark
1949: January 22;
March 22; April 28; May-June 1949 (Acheson's handwritten notes on
telephone call from Mark Ethridge)
- Europe (European
countries)
1949: November
18; December 1
1950: March 3; April 5, 10, 20; May 18; June 30;
July 21, 31; August (notes to "Jim"); September 5; December 1, 4, 5,
6, 7
1951: January 5; February 10 (Acheson's notes on Taft speech),
18, 19, 21; March 17; April 1, 9, 12; June 20, 21, 26, 27; July 25;
September 5
1952: January 5, 28; February 12; March 17, 25; April
7, 8, 10, 18; May 6, 19; July 14 (minutes of June 27 meeting), 17;
August 2, 11; September 2; October 1, 13, 20, 30; November 12;
December 14, 18, 19
- Europe, Acheson's
trip to
1952: April 17,
24; May 5, 8, 19, 22; June 2 (report on trip), 20 (See also Trip file
- Acheson Papers Box 67a)
- Europe,
Congressional Resolution limiting Austrian troop participation in
- Europe, defense of
1950: September
1; October (notes); December 5, 6, 8
1951: July 16; August 2, 6;
October 1, 19
- Europe, economic
recovery of
- Europe, future of
- Europe, political
federation of
- Europe, unification
of
1949: (See
European coordination and integration)
1950: (See European
coordination and integration)
1951: December 21
- European Army
1950: July 31;
October (notes), 25; November 4; December 5, 6, 8
1951: July 16;
September 6, 14 (French position re); October 15; December 21
1952:
January 5, 15, (Lester Pearson letter); May 6; October 20; December 14
- European Army
Conference
1951: June 20:
September 6: December 21
- European Coal and
Steel Community
1952: April 7;
May 6; June 9; December 14
- European
Coordinating Committee (ECC)
- European
coordination and integration
1950: January 18,
19; March 7; June 5
- European defense
1952: March 6;
May 6, 13; November 18 (White House meeting with President-elect
Eisenhower)
- European Defense
Community (EDC)
1950: March 13;
August 14
1951: April 3, 9, 12; August 2; September 6
1952:
January 7, 10, 15, 22; March 11, 12, 13, 21; April 3, 10; May 5, 6, 8,
13, 22; June 9; July 14 (minutes of June 27 meeting), 21; October 15,
30, 31; November 6, 12, 14, 22; December 4, 11, 14, 22, 29,
31
1953: January 16
- European Defense
Community (EDC) - Brussels Pact
- European Defense
Community (EDC) and contractual agreements, signing of
1952: March 12;
May 15, 22
- European Defense
Community (EDC) and the Eisenhower Administration
- European Defense
Community (EDC) and German agreement, signing of
1952: April 17,
21; May 6; December 24
- European Defense
Community (EDC), German contributions to
1952: April 10,
13: December 24
1953: January 16
- European Defense
Community (EDC) - Lisbon
1952: January 22;
March 13
- European Defense
Community (EDC) - munitions, prohibition against German manufacture of
- European Defense
Community (EDC) - Paris
- European Defense
Community (EDC), prospects for ratification of
1952: July 14
(minutes of June 24 meeting); October 15, 31; December 4, 11 (and the
Eisenhower administration), 24
1953: January 16
- European Defense
Community (EDC) Treaty
1952: November 18
(meeting with President-elect Eisenhower); December 5, 19
1953:
January 16
- European Defense
Community (EDC) - tripartite declaration on signing of
- European Defense
Force (EDF)
1950: August 21;
October 23; November 7; December 5, 6
1951: August 1; October 1,
24
1952: January 7, 21, 22 (letter to General Eisenhower); May 6
- European defense,
Franco-German equality in
1952: November 18
(meeting with President-elect Eisenhower)
- European defense,
German participation in
1950: November 7;
December 5, 16
- European Defense
Pact
1952: October 20,
See also European Defense Community (EDC) and European Defense Force
(EDF)
- European Economic
Cooperation (EEC)
- European Economic
Coordination and Integration
1949: September
16; November 3 (October 25), 17; December 1, 5
- European
integration (political)
- European issues
raised by Eden
- European Payments
Union (EPU)
1950: March 13;
April 13
1952: April 3, 7, 10; June 12
- European Payments
Union (EPU) - contributions to
- European production
of armaments
- European Recovery
Program (ERP)
1949: April 12;
September 14, 16
1950: March 7, 29, 31; June 5
1951: April
1
1952: April 10
- European socialism
- European Unity
1950: See
European Coordination and Integration in)
1951: October 2
1952:
January 7, 10; March 21, 25; May 6
- European War
Production Board
- Evaculation of
persons from danger areas
- Evans, Barbara
1950: August
(notes to "Jim); September 7; December 10
1951: (prepared
memorandum of conversations) for March 30; April 6; May 22; August 28;
September 27
1952: March 20
- Evans, Sir Francis
(United Kingdom delegate, London Ministerial talks, June 24, 1952)
- Evans, John W.
- Evatt, Herbert
(Australian Minister of External Affairs)
1949: February
17; April 12; May 4, 12; September 21
- "Evening Star",
(Washington, D.C.) article about General MacArthur
- Ewing, Oscar
(Federal Security Administrator)
- Exchange of
students, cuts in budget for
- Executive Order
9980 (Desegregation of the Federal Services)
- Export controls
- Export-Import Bank
1949: February
15; March 15; April 13, 19, 20; May 3; July 11, 25; August 10, 11,
16
1950: January 9; February 17; April 27; June 6; July 24, 28, 31;
August 2; September 5; October 8, 11, 12, 19, 23; November 16
1951:
January 9; April 10, 20; June 13; August 20; October 1
1952:
January 5; March 18; April 22; June 12, 18, 19; November 18; December
10
- Export-Import Bank
loan to Iran
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