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• Abaca production
  1950: June 23
• Abadan oil refinery (Iran)
  1951: July 11, 12; August 2
  1952: January 7
• Abbitt, Watkins N., (Congressman, Va.)
  1950: June 8
• Abboud, Pasha (Egyptian industralist)
  1952: April 22
• 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.)
  1950: June 8
• Abou-Taleb (Charge d'Affairs, Yemen)
  1952: November 14
• Abrams, Frank W., (Standard Oil Company of New Jersey)
  1951: April 20
• Acheson, Dean, Acheson, Mrs. Dean
  1950: June 9
• Acheson, Dean, Berlin trip
  1949: June 15 (passenger list given)
• Acheson, Dean, Debate on radio between Burleson and Bentsen calling for resignation of
  1951: May 23
• Acheson, Dean, Demand for resignation of
  1950: December 7
• 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
  1952: October 17
• Acheson, Dean, Meeting with Anthony Eden (Iranian oil controversy)
  1952: November 20
• Acheson, Dean, Meeting with U.S. oil company representatives
  1952: December 4
• Acheson, Dean, Memorandum, "German rearmament and problems of the defense of Europe,"
  1951: July 16
• Acheson, Dean, Notes on Taft speech
  1951: February 10
• Acheson, Dean, Oxford degree
  1952: February 28
• Acheson, Dean, Paris meeting (Council of Foreign Ministers)
  1949: May 5, 9, 16, 19, 23
• Acheson, Dean, Reception for Latin American leaders
  1952: October 30
• 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
  1952: November 3, 5
• 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)
  1951: April 22
• Aden
  1952: December 3
• 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"
  1952: April 10
• Adnon Tarcici (Adviser to Yemen Foreign Minister)
  1952: November 14
• Adriatic Sea
  1952: July 30
• Adult education (Ford Foundation-Robert M. Hutchins)
  1951: April 3; July 16
• Advisory Committee on Administration and Budgetary Questions
  1952: November 26
• Advisory Committee on the Point Four Program
  1952: March 25
• Advisory Council
  1951: July 6
• 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
  1951: April 2, 23
• 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
  1949: July 12
• Africa, defense of
  1950: July 24
• Africa, Italian colonies in (see Italian colonies in Africa)
• Africa, Southern
  1950: February 9
• 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
  1952: March 11
• Airfields in England
  1951: January 3
• Airfields in Korea and Japan
  1950: November 28
• Air Force
  1950: June 26
  1951: February 17 (bombing in Korea)
• Air Force's role in psychological warfare
  1951: February 15
• "Air Parade" in Formosa Straits
  1952: July 23
• Akaba, Gulf of (see also Aquaba, Gulf of)
  1949: March 10, 22
• 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)
  1950: June 8
• A1 Burachi
  1952: December 2
• 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)
  1949: April 20
• Alexander, Albert Victor (British leader)
  1949: August 15
• 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
  1952: July 24
• Algeria
  1950: January 6; November 17; December 11
  1952: May 6; October 28
• Ali, Mohamed (Secretary-General of Pakistan)
  1951: February 13, 14
• Ali Sastrasnidjaja (Ambassador from Indonesia)
  1952: October 31
• Ali Yewar (Indian delegate to United Nations General Assembly)
  1952: November 8
• A1-Jamali, Dr. Mohammed Fadel (Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iraq)
  1952: October 21, 31
• Allah-Yar Saleh (Iranian Ambassador)
  1952: October 3
• All-American Canal
  1950: July 18
• Allen, Dennis
  1949: April 29
• 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)
  1951: July 9
• Allen, Raymond B. (Director, Psychological Strategy Board)
  1952: March 17
• 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
  1949: August 24
• All-India radio broadcast
  1950: July 17
• 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
  1951: October 8
• Aluminum (see also "bauxite")
  1951: December 19
• Aly Khan (son of Agha Khan of Pakitan)
  1949: October 14
• Ambassadorial appointments
  1951: May 10; June 11, 21; July 23; September 27; December 20
  1952: May 19
• Ambassadors, United States, directive to
  1952: March 18
• Ambon affair (Indonesia)
  1950: November 16
• America U.S.S. (ship Acheson took to Europe)
  1951: October 22, 24
• American Chamber of Commerce
  1950: August 21
• American commercial interests
  1952: March 6
• American Declaration of Rights and Duties of Man
  1951: April 1
• American Embassy - London
  1953: January 16
• American Embassy - Paris
  1953: January 16
• American Federation of Labor (AFL)
  1949: March 9
  1950: January 6; February 17
• American history, Acheson's view of
  1952: November 13
• American Political Science Association
  1950: December 29
• American Red Cross
  1950, March 15
• 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
  1952: January 17
• Americans of Italian descent
  1952: March 25
• Ammoun, Dr. Fowad (Lebanese delegate to United Nations General Assembly)
  1952: October 28, 30 (Acheson's reception)
• Amoy, possible bombing of
  1952: July 23
• Amtory case
  1949: November 7
• Andersen, August H. (Congressman from Minnesota)
  1950: June 8
• Anderson, Clinton (Senator, New Mexico)
  1950: August 2
  1951: January 12; March 16
• Anderson, Hans (Iceland Foreign office)
  1949: March 14
• Anderson, Vernice (Secretary, Council of Foreign Ministers, Paris)
  1949: May 23
• Andrade, Victor (Ambassador of Bolivia)
  1952: July 29; October 7
• 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)
  1949: April 19
• 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
  1951: October 9
• 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
  1950: April 27
• Anglo-Turkish Alliance
  1949: February 17
• Antonini, Luigi (President, Italian-American Labor Committee)
  1952: March 25
• Antung (Manchuria)
  1950: November 6
• 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
  1950: December 2
• 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
  1950: September 5
• Appropriations Committee, House
  1951: February 20; March 20; August 9
• Appropriations for Information Program
  1951: August 9
• Arab-Asian Group (Bloc)
  1952: October 21, 25, 29, 30, 31; November 22
• "Arab-Catholic-Slav Bloc" in Arab-Israeli conflict
  1950: January 9
• Arab foreign policy
  1952: October 21
• Arab-Israeli peace settlement
  1952: January 5
• Arab-Israeli relations
  1952: January 13
• 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
  1952: October 21
• Arab world, conflict with the West
  1951: October 24
• Arabia (see Saudi Arabia)
• Arabian American Oil Company (ARAMCO)
  1952: December 4
• Arabian-Palestinian matter
  1951: September 26
• Arabic language
  1952: November 14
• ARAMCO and Saudi Arabia
  1952: December 4
• 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
  1952: October 21
• Arabs, United States-Arab cooperation and mutual confidence
  1950: November 24
• Arabs, United States economic assistance to
  1950: November 24
• Araijo, Dr. Antonio Martin (Ambassador of Venezuela)
  1951: January 31; May 7
  1952: May 22
• Araki, Eckichi (Ambassador of Japan)
  1952: June 9
• 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)
  1951: January 9
• Armed Forces Policy Council
  1952: June 12; August 2
• Armed Services Day dinner
  1952: May 8
• Armed Services Preparedness Sub-Committee, Senate (Lyndon B. Johnson, Chairman)
  1951: February 20
• Armstrong, George W. (Munitions Board)
  1950: November 9
  1951: April 3
• Armstrong, Hamilton Fish
  1952: December 19
• 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
  1951: January 4
• Army's role in psychological warfare
  1951: February 13
• Army, United States
  1951: January 4
• Arnall, Ellis (Governor of Georgia)
  1949: April 12
• 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)
  1950, December 4
• Asian Union
  1950: February 4
• Asiatics, provision of McCarran Immigration Bill removing discrimination against
  1952: June 21(20)
• Asmara, Ethiopia, radio mar a installation in
  1952: October 21
• Assad, A1-Faqih Shaikh (Saudi Arabia)
  1952: October 30 (Acheson's reception)
• Atlantic area
  1952: May 19
• Atlantic Charter
  1951: January 16; March 13; August 2 (re Spain)
• Atlantic Command
  1952: January 18, 22
• 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
  1951: April 3, 5
• Atlantic Union Resolution
  1950: April 4
• 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
  1952: July 24
• 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
  1950: December 8
• Atomic energy, White Paper on
  1950: March 6
• Atomic warfare, United States-United Kingdom consultation on
  1951: September 11; October 18
• Atomic weapons, use of
  1951: September 11
• 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
  1952: May 19; November 7
• Australia, internal development in
  1950: July 28
• 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)
  1951: June 14
• Australian war production and civilian supply of resources
  1951: June 14
• 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
  1952: December 4
• Austria, High Commission for
  1950: July 27
  1952: January 10
• Austria, steel mills for
  1950: August 28
• Austria, unification of
  1950: June 5
• Austria and the United Nations
  1952: October 3; December 4 (General Assembly)
• Austrian election
  1952: December 4
• 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
  1949: October 26
• Axis Powers
  1950: September 8 (Acheson speech)
• Azer, Aris (Egyptian Foreign Minister)
  1949: February 5
• Azerbaijan (Iran)
  1949: March 15
  1951: July 6; September 26
• Aziz, Abdul Havid (Charge d'Affaires of Afghanistan)
  1951: April 23
• Azzan Pasha, Abdul Rahman (Secretary General of the Arab League)
  1950: November 24

• Bacon, Palmer and Ruth (United Nations staff)
  1952: January 4
• Bacterialogical warfare, issue at the United Nations
  1952: October 3
• Badger, Admiral
  1949: August 11
• Baez, Antonio Martinez (Mexican Minister of Economy)
  1950: March 31
• Baguio (the Philippines)
  1950: June 1, 8
• 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)
  1952: October 12
• Baker, Judd (correspondent with the "Los Angeles Mirror")
  1950: March 15
• Balance of Payments, Italian
  1951: October 1
• Balanced budget, goal of before Korean War, 1950, August (notes to "Jim")
• "Balanced Collective Forces,"
  1952: December 18
• "Balanced National Forces,"
  1952: December 18
• Baldwin, Roger (League for the Rights of Man)
  1952: January 29
• Balkans
  1952: July 30
• Ball, George (State Department)
  1952: December 15
• Baltic
  1952: July 14 (meeting with Danish Foreign Minister, June 24)
• Bank of China
  1951: January 9
• Bank of England
  1950: March 1
• Banking and Currency Committee, Senate
  1951: July 25
• Bankok Conference
  1951: January 9
• 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
  1950: April 4
• 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)
  1949: September 14
• 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
  1951: October 22
• Barkley, Mrs. Alben W., and Far East trip
  1951: October 22
• Barnard, H.L.
  1949: December 12
• Barnes, James
  1949: April 12
• 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)
  1952: October 12
• Barrington, James (Burma)
  1952: October 30 (Acheson's reception)
• Barros, Dr. Adheman de (Brazilian businessman and political leader)
  1952: October 31
• Barrows, David T. (University of California-Berkeley Professor)
  1950: March 29
• Barrows, Roberta (White House staff)
  1951: June 21
• Bartlett, E.L. (Congressional Delegate, Alaska)
  1950: June 8
• Bartley, Robert T. (House of Representatives staff)
  1950: June 8
• Baruch, Barnard M.
  1950: March 4; December 2
• Barzani (Iranian tribe)
  1951: July 6
• Baseball tour
  1952: May 15
• Base Rights Agreement under the United Nations Charter (United States and Canada)
  1952: April 12
• Bastile, references to the French Revolution and the
  1950: July 24
• Bataan, Battle of
  1950: December 4
  1952 (March of Death)
• Bataan, HMAS (Australian destroyer sent to Korea)
  1950: June 29
• Batista, Colonel (General) Fulgencio (President of Cuba)
  1949: May 16
  1952: March 11
• Batt, William L. (Sr.)
  1951: March 13
• 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)
  1951: March 22
• 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)
  1951: March 23
• 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)
  1950: March 13
• 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)
  1949: July 12
• Beirut (Lebanon), American Embassy in
  1952: October 28
• Belander, Dr. Victor Andres (Peruvian leader)
  1952: October 17 (Acheson's luncheon); November 26
• Belgian Congo (See Congo, Belgian)
• Belgian Embassy
  1952: January 14
• 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)
  1950: July 20
• Bell Mission to the Philippines
  1950: September 7, 11; October 27
• Bell, William Y. (Bishop, African Methodist Episcopal Church)
  1951: April 16
• Belt, Guillermo (Cuban Ambassador)
  1949: February 10
• Bender, C.C. (Naval Officer held by Chinese Communists)
  1950: March 15
• Benediktsson, Bjorn (Foreign Minister of Iceland)
  1949: March 14, 17
• Belgrade (Yugoslavia)
  1951: August 3
• 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)
  1950: June 8
• Bennett, W. Tapley, Jr. (State Department, Office of South American Affairs)
  1952; October 7
• 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.
  1949: August 22, 31
• 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
  1952: June 6
• 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
  1951: July 16
• Berlin, Polish Military Mission
  1949: April 1
• Berlin, unification of
  1950: November 6
• Berlin, Western mark as legal tender for
  1949: February 14
• Bermuda Principles (air traffic)
  1952: April 8
• Bermundez, Antonio J. (Mexican Senator in charge of Petros Mexicanos)
  1949: April 19, 20; August 29
• Bernard, Chester (Rockefeller Foundation)
  1951
• Bernbaum, Maurice M. (State Department, Office of South American Affairs)
  1952: November 26
• Bernhard, Prince of the Netherlands
  1950: February 17
• 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
  1952: March 3
• 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)
  1950: October 17
• Bhakra, Dan (India)
  1952: June 9
• 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)
  1949: October 17
• Biemiller, Andrew J. (Congressman from Wisconsin)
  1950: June 8
• Biffle, Leslie (Secretary of United States Senate)
  1951: October 16
• 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
  1952: March 19
• Bilateral Conversations (United States and United Kingdom re Japanese Peace Treaty)
  1950: March 27
• Bilateral Military Assistance Agreement between the United States and Ecuador
  1952: March 6
• Billingston Company (re nickle production)
  1952: April 10
• 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
  1952: March 11; June 6
• 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
  1950: July 27
• Bisbee Operation
  1950: May 23
• Bishop, C.W. "Runt" (Congressman, Illinois)
  1950: June 8
• 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
  1950: July 3, 27
• 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)
  1952: November 26
• Blandy, Admiral W.H.P.
  1951: June 21: July 12
• Blanford, John B., Jr. (Minister to Syria)
  1951: January 9
• 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)
  1950: June 8
• Blaustein, Jacob (member of Jewish organization which discussed German-Israeli negotiations on reparations)
  1952: May 2
• Blockade of China coast
  1952: January 7 (British Embassy dinner)
• Bloom, Sol (Congressman from New York)
  1949: February 4; April 25
• Blooming Mill (Yugoslavia)
  1949: July 21; August 11
• 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)
  1952: June 6
• Bodet, Torres (Latin American leader - not listed in "FRUS")
  1949: April 4
• Bodson, Victor (Luxembourg Minister of Transport)
  1952: April 8; June 6
• 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)
  1950: August 14
• 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
  1951: March 22
• 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
  1952: October 7
• Bolivar, Statue of Simon (New York City)
  1951: May 7
• Bolling, Richard (Congressman, Missouri)
  1950: June 8
• Bolshevik Magazine, Stalin's article in
  1952: October 28
• Bolte, Lieutenant General Charles L. (Chairman, Inter-American Defense Board (IADBI)
  1951: April 5, 6; August 3; October 15
• Bolton, Frances, letter from
  1950: December 2
• Bolton, Sir George (Bank of England)
  1950: March 1
• Bombay (India)
  1951: January 9
• Bombing in Korean war Soviet border
  1951: February 19
• 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)
  1950: June 8
• 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)
  1952: December 18
• Booker, J. Robert (President, National Negro Bar Association, Little Rock, Arkansas)
  1951: April 13
• Bosall, Mr.* (State Department-OAS official-*not listed in "FRUS")
  1951: February 9
• Borberg, William (Danish official)
  1952: October 30 (Acheson's reception)
• Borneo
  1952: June 6
• Bostwick, Dudley C. (State Department, African and the Near East)
  1950: April 13
• 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)
  1952: September 4
• Boyle, William (Democratic National Committee)
  1951: May 1
• Bracken, Brenden (British Conservative Party leader)
  1950: March 13
• Bradley, David
  1950: February 17
• 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
  1952: April 21
• Brazil, bases in, 1952
  February 4
• Brazil, Export-Import Bank, Mission to
  1950: October 19
• Brazil, Joint Commission
  1952: March 25
• Brazil, loans to, 1950
  October 9, 19
• Brazil, sale of cruisers to
  1950: October 9; December 29
• Brazilian-American cooperation-in Hemispheric Defense
  1951: October 15
• Brazilian corporation owned by Nelson Rockefeller
  1950: July 24
• Brazilian and United States Delegations to the United Nations, relations between
  1952: November 9
• Brazilian petroleum development
  1952: April 22
• Brendson, Ambassador to Philippines
  1952: July 24
• Bretton Woods Agreements (Conference)
  1950: August 10; November 9
• Brewster, Senator Owen (Maine)
  1950: June 8
  1952: March 19
• Bricker Amendment
  1952: June 6
• 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
  1952: October 3, 8
• 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)
  1951: April 1
• British (See United Kingdom)
• British Admiralty
  1951: March 30
• British aide memoir re Japanese Peace Treaty
  1951: August 20
• British budget problems
  1952: March 10, 11
• British Cabinet
  1950: November 6 (meeting of)
  1951: March 30; July 9, 12, 23
• British Cabinet views on Foreign Ministers' meeting
  1950: September 11
• British Chiefs of Staff
  1952: January 8; June 17
• British Colonial Office
  1951: March 30
• British Commonwealth
  1950: August 26
• British economy, importance of raw materials
  1950: December 26
• British Embassy
  1951: December 31 (Churchill visit)
  1952: March 11; July 25; December 29
• British film controversy (See motion pictures, restrictions on)
• British fleet
  1950: July 19
• 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
  1950: August 3, 10
• British Ministry of Transportation
  1951: March 30
• British Naval convoy at Shanghai (China)
  1949: October 10, 11, 20
• British Official hymn "Rule Britannia,"
  1952: January 15 (Pearson letter)
• British power, disappearance of
  1952: November 15
• British ships
  1951: January 5, 9
• British troops in Germany, financial support of
  1952: May 9
• British West Indies
  1950: February 17
• Bronz, George (Treasury Department - Special Assistant to the General Counsel)
  1951: June 20
• 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)
  1950: April 6
• Brooklyn Eagle
  1950: January 31
• 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)
  1950: June 8
• Brown, Mrs. Jeanne H. Welch (National Council of Negro Women)
  1951: April 13, 16
• Brown, Richard
  1950: June 8
• Brown, Theodore (Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, AFL)
  1951: April 16
• Brown, Winthrop G. (State Department)
  1949: August 10
  1950: February 15; June 8
• Browning, Gordon (Governor of Tennessee)
  1951: February 13
• 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
  1950: March 7
• Buckley, Oliver (letter to President Truman)
  1952: January 4
• 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
  1950: June 5
• 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)
  1949: December 21
• Bulwinkle, Alfred L. (Congressman, North Carolina)
  1950: June 8
• 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 (Ambassa