Foreign Relations of the United States, 1964–1968, Volume IV,
Vietnam, 1966
Persons
- Acheson, Dean,
Secretary of State, 1949–1953
- Akalovsky,
Alexander, Political Officer at the Embassy in the
Soviet Union
- Albert, Carl,
Representative (D-Oklahoma), House Majority Leader
- Alsop, Joseph
W., journalist, author, and syndicated columnist
- Arends, Leslie
C., Representative (R-Illinois), House Minority
Whip
- Armstrong, Oscar
Vance, Consul in Hong Kong until August 1966
- Ayub Khan,
Field Marshal Muhammad, President of Pakistan
- Baldwin, Hanson
W., author and Military Editor for The
New York Times
- Ball, George
W., Under Secretary of State until September 30,
1966
- Bates, William
H., Representative (R-Massachusetts), ranking Republican
on the House Armed Services Committee
- Bell, David
E., Administrator of the Agency for International
Development until July 1966
- Black, Eugene,
Special Adviser to the President for Southeast Asia
- Blouin, Rear Admiral F.
J., USN, Far East Region, Office of the Assistant
Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs
- Boggs, Hale,
Representative (D-Louisiana)
- Bohlen, Charles
E., Ambassador to France
- Bolton, Frances
P., Representative (R-Ohio), ranking Republican on the
House Foreign Affairs Committee
- Bow, Frank T.,
Representative (R-Ohio), ranking Republican on the House Appropriations
Committee
- Bowles,
Chester, Ambassador to India
- Bradley, General Omar
N., USA, Ret., former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
of Staff
- Brown, George,
British Foreign Minister from August 10, 1966
- Bruce, David K.
E., Ambassador to the United Kingdom
- Bui Diem,
Vietnamese Deputy Foreign Minister and then Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs; Ambassador to the United States from December 1966
- Bundy,
McGeorge, Special Assistant to the President for
National Security Affairs until February 28, 1966
- Bundy, William
P., Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs
(retitled Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs on
November 1, 1966)
- Byrnes, James
F., Secretary of State, 1945–1947
- Byroade, Henry
A., Ambassador to Burma
- Califano, Joseph
A., Jr., Special Assistant to the President
- Cao, see Huynh
Van Cao
- Cao Van Vien,
General, ARVN, Chief of the Joint General
Staff
- Carver, George,
member of the Vietnamese Affairs Staff, Central Intelligence Agency, until
late September 1966; thereafter Special Assistant for Vietnamese Affairs,
Central Intelligence Agency
- Castello
Branco, General Humberto de Alencar, President of
Brazil
- Christian,
George, Press Secretary to the President from February
1, 1967
- Chuan, see
Nguyen Van Chuan
- Church, Frank,
Senator (D-Idaho)
- Clifford, Clark
M., lawyer and one of the “Wise Men” who served as
unofficial advisers to President Johnson
- Co, see Nguyen
Huu Co
- Colby, William
E., Chief, Far East Division, Directorate of Plans,
Central Intelligence Agency
- Cooper,
Chester, member of the National Security Council Staff
until April 1966; Special Assistant to Ambassador at Large W. Averell
Harriman from September 1966
- Couve de Murville,
Maurice, French Foreign Minister
- Dang Van
Quang, General, ARVN,
Commander of IV Corps until November 1966
- De Gaulle,
Charles, President of France
- Dean, Arthur,
lawyer and one of the “Wise Men” who served as unofficial advisers to
President Johnson
- Dean, Sir
Patrick, British Ambassador to the United States
- Denney, George
C., Jr., Deputy Director of the Bureau of Intelligence
and Research, Department of State
- Diaz Ordaz,
Gustavo, President of Mexico
- Dirksen, Everett
McKinley, Senator (R-Illinois), Senate Minority
Leader
- Do, see Tran
Van Do
- Dobrynin, Anatoly
F., Soviet Ambassador to the United States
- DʼOrlandi,
Giovanni, Italian Ambassador to Vietnam
- Douglas, Paul
H., Senator (D-Illinois)
- Dulles, Allen
W., Director of Central Intelligence from 1953 to
1961
- Emrick, Lieutenant General
Paul S., USAF, Chief of Staff, Pacific
Command
- Fanfani,
Amintore, Italian Foreign Minister
- Fenoaltea,
Sergio, Italian Ambassador to the United States
- Ford, Gerald
R., Representative (R-Michigan), House Minority
Leader
- Fortas, Abe,
Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court and unofficial adviser
to President Johnson
- Fowler, Henry
H., Secretary of the Treasury
- Franco y
Bahamonde, General Francisco, Spanish Prime Minister and
Chief of State
- Freeman, Orville
H., Secretary of Agriculture
- Fulbright, J.
William, Senator (D-Arkansas), Chairman of the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
- Gandhi, Indira,
Indian Prime Minister from January 24, 1966
- Gardner, John
W., Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
- Gaud, William
S., Deputy Administrator of the Agency for International
Development until August 1, 1966; thereafter Administrator
- Gavin, Lieutenant General
James M., USA, Ret., author of War and Peace in the
Space Age and former Ambassador to France
- George, see
Sturm, Paul
- Giap, see Vo
Nguyen Giap
- Ginsburgh, Colonel
Robert, member of the National Security Council
Staff from summer 1966
- Gleysteen,
Culver, Political Officer at the Embassy in France until
September 1966
- Goldberg, Arthur
J., Representative to the United Nations
- Gonard, Samuel,
President of the International Committee of the Red Cross
- Goodpaster, Lieutenant
General Andrew J., USA, Assistant to the Chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff to July 31, 1966; Director of the Joint Staff from
August 1, 1966
- Gore, Albert,
Senator (D-Tennessee)
- Greene, General Wallace
M., Jr., USMC, Commandant of the Marine Corps
- Gromyko, Andrei
A., Soviet Foreign Minister
- Gronouski, John
A., Ambassador to Poland
- Gullion,
Edmund, unofficial U.S. envoy (“X”) in the XYZ negotiations with Mai Van Bo
- Habib, Philip
C., Political Officer at the Embassy in Vietnam
- Hammarskjold,
Dag, former Secretary-General of the United
Nations
- Harkins, General Paul
D., Commander, U.S. Military Assistance Command,
Vietnam, 1962–1964
- Harriman, W.
Averell, Ambassador at Large
- Hayden, Carl, Senator
(D-Arizona), President Pro Tempore and Chairman of
the Senate Appropriations Committee
- Helble, John
J., Vietnam Working Group, Bureau of Far Eastern
Affairs, Department of State
- Helms, Richard
M., Deputy Director of Central Intelligence until June
30, 1966; thereafter Director of Central Intelligence
- Hickenlooper, Bourke
B., Senator (R-Idaho)
- Hoang Xuan Lam,
General,
ARVN, Commander of I Corps from May
1966
- Ho Chi Minh,
President of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam
- Ho Giac,
Buddhist leader and orator
- Holt, Harold,
Australian Prime Minister from January 26, 1966
- Holyoake,
Keith, Prime Minister of New Zealand
- Hoopes, Townsend
W., Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for
International Security Affairs
- Hornig, Donald
F., Special Assistant to the President
- Hughes, Thomas
L., Director of the Bureau of Intelligence and Research,
Department of State
- Humphrey, Hubert
H., Vice President of the United States
- Huynh Van Cao,
General, ARVN, Commander of I Corps from
mid-May to late May 1966
- Janczewski,
Zbigniew, Polish Foreign Ministry official
- Javits, Jacob
K., Senator (R-New York)
- Jean, see Vo
Van Sung
- Jenkins, Walter
E., Jr., Deputy Chief of Mission at the Embassy in
Poland from July 1966
- Johnson, General Harold
K., USA, Chief of Staff, U.S. Army
- Johnson, Lyndon
B., President of the United States
- Johnson, U.
Alexis, Deputy Under Secretary of State for Political
Affairs until October 9, 1966; Ambassador to Japan from November 8,
1966
- Jorden, William
J., member of the National Security Council Staff from
May 1966
- Katzenbach, Nicholas
deB., Attorney General until September 1966; Under
Secretary of State from October 3, 1966
- Kennan, George
F., author and former Ambassador to the Soviet Union and
Yugoslavia
- Kennedy, John
F., President of United States, January 20,
1961–November 22, 1963
- Kennedy, Robert
F., Senator (D-New York)
- Keppel,
Francis, Assistant Secretary for Education, Department
of Health, Education and Welfare until April 1966
- Khanh, see
Nguyen Khanh
- Kissinger,
Henry, professor of Government at Harvard University and
Consultant to the Department of State
- Kistiakowsky, George
B., professor of Chemistry at Harvard University and
Vice President of the National Academy of Sciences
- Kohler, Foy
D., Ambassador to the Soviet Union until November 14,
1966; Deputy Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs from November
29, 1966
- Komer, Robert
W., Deputy Special Assistant to the President for
National Security Affairs until March 28, 1966; thereafter Special Assistant
to the President; Acting Special Assistant to the President for National
Security Affairs during March 1966
- Koren, Henry L.
T., Deputy to Deputy Ambassador Porter from July
1966
- Kosygin, Alexei
N, Soviet Premier
- Kraft, Joseph,
journalist, author, and syndicated columnist
- Krulak, Lieutenant General
Victor H., USMC, Commanding General, Fleet Marine
Force, Pacific
- Kuchel, Thomas
H., Senator (R-California)
- Ky, see Nguyen
Cao Ky
- Lam, see Hoang
Xuan Lam
- Lansdale, Edward
G., Special Assistant to Ambassador Lodge
- Leoni, Raul,
President of Venezuela
- Leonhart, William
K., Deputy to Robert W. Komer from March 28,
1966
- Le Van Truong (code named
“Mr. Out”), Vietnamese proponent of Cochinchinese
autonomy residing in Europe in 1966
- Lewandowski,
Januscz, Polish Representative to the International
Control Commission
- Lippmann,
Walter, author and journalist
- Loan, see
Nguyen Ngoc Loan
- Lodge, Henry
Cabot, Ambassador to Vietnam
- Long, Russell
B., Senator (D-Louisiana), Senate Majority Whip
- Lovett, Robert
A., banker and one of the “Wise Men” who served as
unofficial advisers to President Johnson
- Lynd,
Staughton, history professor at Yale University
- Lucet, Charles
E., French Ambassador to the United States
- Mahon, George
H., Representative (D-Texas), Chairman of the House
Appropriations Committee
- Mai Van Bo (code named
“Rupert”), Commercial Representative in Paris of the
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
- Manacʼh,
Etienne, Director of Asian Affairs, French Foreign
Ministry
- Mann, Charles
A., Director of the USAID Mission in Vietnam until August 1966
- Mansfield,
Mike, Senator (D-Montana), Senate Majority Leader
- Marcos,
Ferdinand, President of the Philippines
- Marks, Leonard
H., Director of the United States Information
Agency
- Martin, Graham
A., Ambassador to Thailand
- Martin, Paul
J., Canadian Foreign Minister
- McBride, Robert
H., Deputy Chief of Mission at the Embassy in
France
- McCafferty,
Arthur, Supervisor of White House Situation Room
- McCarthy, Eugene
J., Senator (D-Minnesota)
- McCloy, John
J., lawyer and one of the “Wise Men” who served as
unofficial advisers to President Johnson
- McConaughy, Walter
P., Ambassador to Pakistan until May 17, 1966
- McConnell, General John
P., Chief of Staff, U.S. Air Force
- McCormack, John
W., Representative (D-Massachusetts), Speaker of the
House
- McDonald, Admiral David
L., Chief of Naval Operations
- McGovern, George
S., Senator (D-South Dakota)
- McNamara, Robert
S., Secretary of Defense
- McNaughton, John
T., Assistant Secretary of Defense for International
Security Affairs
- McPherson, Harry
C., Jr., Special Counsel to the President
- Meeker, Leonard
C., Legal Adviser to the Department of State
- Menzies, Robert
G., Australian Prime Minister until January 26,
1966
- Michalowski,
Jerzy, Director-General, Polish Ministry of Foreign
Affairs
- Miller, Robert
H., Director, Vietnam Working Group, Bureau of Far
Eastern Affairs, Department of State
- Molotov, Vyacheslav
M., Soviet Foreign Minister, 1946–1949
- Morgan, Thomas
E., Representative (D-Pennsylvania), Chairman of the
House Foreign Affairs Committee
- Morse, Wayne,
Senator (D-Oregon)
- Moyers, Bill
D., Special Assistant and Press Secretary to the
President
- Mundt, Karl
E., Senator (R-South Dakota)
- Nasser, Gamal
Abdel, President of the United Arab Republic
- Nehru, B. K.,
Indian Ambassador to the United States
- Nguyen Cao Ky,
Air Vice Marshal, VNAF, Vietnamese
Premier
- Nguyen Chanh
Thi, General, ARVN,
Commander of I Corps until March 10, 1966
- Nguyen Chi
Thanh, General, Head of the Central Office for South
Vietnam, the headquarters for North Vietnamese control of Vietcong
forces
- Nguyen Duc
Thang, General, ARVN,
Vietnamese Minister of Rural Construction/Revolutionary Development
- Nguyen Huu An,
Permanent Secretary of the Vietnamese Red Cross (code named Uncle in the Thrush contacts)
- Nguyen Huu Co,
Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister
- Nguyen Huu
Tho, Chairman of the Central Committee of the National
Liberation Front
- Nguyen Khanh,
former Vietnamese Premier and intermediary in the Elmtree contacts with Le Van Truong
- Nguyen Ngoc
Loan, Colonel, Director of the Vietnamese Military
Security Service; Director General of the National Police from April
1966
- Nguyen Van
Chuan, General, ARVN,
Commander of I Corps, March-April 1966
- Nguyen Van
Thieu, General, ARVN,
Vietnamese Chief of State
- Nhuan, see
Pham Xuan Nhuan
- Nilsson,
Torsten, Swedish Foreign Minister
- Nkrumah, Kwame,
President of Ghana until February 24, 1966
- Out, see Le
Van Truong
- Owen, Henry
D., Chairman of the Policy Planning Council, Department
of State, from June 19, 1966
- Park, Chung
Hee, President of Korea
- Pearson,
Lester, Canadian Prime Minister
- Pell,
Claiborne, Senator (D-Rhode Island)
- Pham Van Dong,
Premier of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam
- Pham Xuan
Nhuan, General, ARVN,
Commander of the 1st Infantry Division from March to June 1966
- Phan Huy Quat,
Vietnamese Premier, February 16–June 11, 1965
- Pike, Douglas
E., Attache and Assistant Chief of the Planning Division
at the Embassy in Vietnam
- Poats,
Rutherford, Assistant Administrator for the Far East,
Agency for International Development
- Pompidou,
Georges, French Premier
- Porter, William
J., Deputy Ambassador to Vietnam
- Quang, see
Dang Van Quang
- Quat, see
Phan Huy Quat
- Raborn, Vice Admiral William
F., Jr., USN, Ret., Director of Central Intelligence
until June 30, 1966
- Rapacki, Adam,
Polish Foreign Minister
- Read, Benjamin
H., Special Assistant to the Secretary of State and
Executive Secretary of the Department
- Reedy, George
E., Special Assistant and Press Secretary to the
President until July 8, 1965
- Reischauer, Edwin
O., Ambassador to Japan until August 19, 1966
- Reston, James
B., journalist and Associate Editor,The New York Times
- Ridgway, General Matthew
B., USA, Ret., Army Chief of Staff, 1953–1955
- Rivers, L.
Mendel, Representative (D-South Carolina), Chairman of
the House Armed Services Committee
- Roche, John
P., Special Consultant to the President from September
8, 1966
- Ronning,
Chester, retired Canadian Foreign Service officer who
met with North Vietnamese leaders in March and June 1966
- Ropa, Donald
W., member of the National Security Council Staff
- Rostow, Eugene
V., Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs from
October 14, 1966
- Rostow, Walt
W., Counselor of the Department of State and Chairman of
the Policy Planning Council until March 31, 1966; thereafter Special
Assistant to the President
- Rupert, see
Mai Van Bo,
- Rusk, Dean,
Secretary of State
- Russell, Richard
B., Senator (D-Georgia), Chairman of the Senate Armed
Services Committee
- Sainteny, Jean,
former French colonial official in Indochina who met with North Vietnamese
leaders in July 1966
- Saltonstall,
Leverett, Senator (R-Massachusetts)
- Sato, Eisaku,
Japanese Prime Minister
- Sharp, Admiral Ulysses S.
Grant, USN, Commander in Chief, Pacific
- Shastri, Lal
Bahadur, Indian Prime Minister until January 10,
1966
- Shelepin, Alexandr
N., Secretary of the Central Committee, Soviet
Communist Party
- Shiina,
Etsusaburo, Japanese Foreign Minster until December 3,
1966
- Sieverts,
Frank, Special Assistant to the Under Secretary of State
from March 1966
- Smathers, George
A., Senator (D-Florida)
- Smith, Bromley
K., Executive Secretary of the National Security
Council
- Sorensen,
Theodore, Special Counsel to President Kennedy and
Special Counsel to President Johnson until February 1964
- Souvanna
Phouma, Prince, Laotian Prime Minister
- Sparkman, John
J., Senator (D-Alabama)
- Springsteen, George
S., Jr., Special Assistant to the Under Secretary of
State until September 1966
- Starbird, Lieutenant General
Alfred D., USA, Director, Defense Communications
Agency
- Steadman, John
M., Special Assistant to the Secretary of Defense and to
the Deputy Secretary of Defense
- Stearns,
Monteagle, Special Assistant to Ambassador at Large W.
Averell Harriman
- Stewart,
Michael, British Foreign Minster until August 10,
1966
- Stewart, Michael
N.F., Minister, British Embassy in Washington
- Sturm, Paul,
unofficial U.S. envoy (“Y”) in the XYZ
negotiations with Mai Van Bo and Vo Van Sung; unofficial U.S. envoy
(“George”) in the Elmtree contacts with
Le Van Truong
- Sullivan, William
H., Ambassador to Laos
- Symington,
Stuart, Senator (D-Missouri)
- Tam Chau,
leader of Buddhists in Saigon
- Tam Giac,
Buddhist leader
- Taylor,
General Maxwell D., USA, Ret., Special Consultant to the President
- Thai, see Vu
Van Thai
- Thanat Khoman,
Colonel, Thai Foreign Minister
- Thanom
Kittikachorn, Field Marshal, Thai Prime Minister and
Defense Minister
- Thang, see
Nguyen Duc Thang
- Thant, U,
Secretary General of the United Nations
- Thi, see
Nguyen Chanh Thi
- Thien Minh,
Buddhist leader
- Thieu, see
Nguyen Van Thieu
- Tho, see
Nguyen Huu Tho
- Thompson, Llewellyn
E., Jr., Ambassador at Large until December 26,
1966
- Thomsen, Samuel
B., Principal Officer at the Consulate in Hue until
August 1966
- Thomson, James
C., Jr., member of the National Security Council Staff
until September 1966
- Tran Quoc Buu,
Vietnamese labor leader
- Tran Van Do,
Vietnamese Foreign Minister
- Tri Quang,
Buddhist leader and key figure in the direction of the Struggle
Forces
- Tubby, Roger
W., Representative-designate to the European Office of
the United Nations
- Unger, Leonard
S., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern
Affairs
- Valenti, Jack,
Special Assistant to the President until May 15, 1966
- Vance, Cyrus
R., Deputy Secretary of Defense
- Vien, see Cao
Van Vien
- Vinh Loc,
General, ARVN, Commander of II Corps
- Vo Nguyen
Giap, General, PAVN,
Minister of National Defense, Democratic Republic of Vietnam
- Vo Van Sung (code named
Jean), Deputy to Mai Van Bo
- Vu Van Thai,
Vietnamese Ambassador to the United States
- Walt, Lieutenant General
Lewis W., Commander of the U.S. III Marine
Amphibious Force and I Corps Senior Adviser
- Wehrle, Leroy
S., Associate Director and Economic Counselor, USAID Mission in Vietnam
- Westmoreland, General William
C., USA, Commander, U.S. Military Assistance
Command, Vietnam
- Wheeler, General Earle
G., USA, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff
- Williams, G.
Mennen, Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs
until March 23, 1966
- Wilson, Harold,
British Prime Minister
- Wilson, Samuel
V., Saigon Mission Coordinator
- X, see Gullion,
Edmund
- Y, see Paul Sturm
- Zorthian,
Barry, Minister-Counselor for Information at the
Embassy in Vietnam and head of the Joint U.S. Public Affairs Office