Foreign Relations of the United States, 1964–1968, Volume V,
Vietnam, 1967
Persons
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Akalovsky,
Alexander, Political Officer at the Embassy in Moscow
September 1965–1968
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Alliluyeva,
Svetlana, daughter of Josef Stalin
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Acheson, Dean,
Secretary of State, 1949–1953
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Akalovsky,
Alexander, First Secretary and Political Officer at the
Embassy in the Soviet Union
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Albert, Carl,
Representative (D–OK), House Majority Leader
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Algard, Ole,
Norwegian Ambassador to the People’s Republic of China
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Alsop, Joseph
W., journalist, author, and syndicated columnist
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Arends, Leslie
C., Representative (R–IL), House Minority Whip
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Au Truong
Thanh, former Vietnamese Economic Minister and
Presidential candidate
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Aubrac,
Raymond, Director of the United Nations Food and
Agriculture Organization and an intermediary in Pennsylvania
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Baldwin, Hanson
W., author and Military Editor for The
New York Times
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Bates, William
H., Representative (R–MA), ranking Republican on the
House Armed Services Committee
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Boggs, Hale,
Representative (D–LA)
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Bohlen, Charles
E., Ambassador to France
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Bolton, Frances
P., Representative (R–OH), ranking Republican on the
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Bow, Frank T.,
Representative (R–OH), ranking Republican on the House Appropriations
Committee
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Bowles,
Chester, Ambassador to India
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Bradley, General Omar
N., USA (ret.), former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
of Staff
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Brown, George,
British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
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Brown, Harold,
Secretary of the Air Force
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Bruce, David K.
E., Ambassador to the United Kingdom
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Bui Diem,
Vietnamese Ambassador to the United States
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Bundy,
McGeorge, President of the Ford Foundation; former
Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs
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Bundy, William
P., Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and
Pacific Affairs
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Bunker,
Ellsworth, Ambassador to Vietnam after April 5,
1967
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Byroade, Henry
A., Ambassador to Burma
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Califano, Joseph
A., Jr., Special Assistant to the President
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Cao Van Vien,
General, ARVN, Chief of the Joint General
Staff; also Minister of Defense, January–October 1967
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Carver, George,
Special Assistant for Vietnamese Affairs, Central Intelligence Agency
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Christian,
George, Press Secretary to the President after February
1, 1967
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Clifford, Clark
M., Chairman, President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory
Board
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Colby, William
E., Chief, Far East Division, Directorate of Plans,
Central Intelligence Agency
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Cooper,
Chester, Special Assistant to Ambassador at Large W.
Averell Harriman
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Couve de
Murville, Maurice, French Foreign Minister
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Dean, Sir
Patrick, British Ambassador to the United States
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De Gaulle,
Charles, President of France
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Denney, George
C., Jr., Deputy Director of the Bureau of Intelligence
and Research, Department of State
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DePuy, Major General
William E., USA, Special Assistant for
Counterinsurgency and Special Activities, Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Dirksen, Everett
McKinley, Senator (R–IL), Senate Majority
Leader
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Dobrynin, Anatoliy
F., Soviet Ambassador to the United States
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D’Orlandi,
Giovanni, Italian Ambassador to Vietnam
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Douglas,
Senator Paul H. (D–IL)
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Duong Van
Minh, former Vietnamese Chief of State
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Fanfani,
Amintore, Italian Foreign Minister
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Ford, Gerald
R., Representative (R–MI)
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Forsythe, Major General
George I., USA, Assistant Deputy to the Commander,
Military Assistance Command, Vietnam, for Civil Operations and Revolutionary
Development Support
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Fortas, Abe,
Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court
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Fowler, Henry
H., Secretary of the Treasury
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Freeman, Orville
H., Secretary of Agriculture
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Fulbright, J.
William, Senator (D–AR), Chairman of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
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Gandhi, Indira,
Indian Prime Minister
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Gardner, John
W., Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare
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Gaud, William
S., Administrator of the Agency for International
Development
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Gavin, Lieutenant General
James M., USA (ret.), former Ambassador to
France
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Ginsburgh, Colonel
Robert, USAF, Member of the National Security
Council Staff
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Goldberg, Arthur
J., Representative to the United Nations
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Gonard, Samuel,
President of the International Committee of the Red Cross
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Goodpaster, Lieutenant
General Andrew J., USA, Director, Joint Staff
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Greene, Fred,
Director of the Office of Research and Analysis for East Asia and the
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Pacific,
Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of State
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Greene, General Wallace
M., Jr., USMC, Commandant of the Marine Corps
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Gromyko, Andrei
A., Soviet Foreign Minister
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Gronouski, John
A., Ambassador to Poland
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Habib, Philip
C., Minister-Counselor at the Embassy in Vietnam; Deputy
Assistant Secretary of East Asian and Pacific Affairs after June 1967
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Harkins, General Paul
D., USA, former Commander, U.S. Military Assistance
Command, Vietnam, 1962–1964
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Harriman, W.
Averell, Ambassador at Large
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Hart, John L.,
Chief of the CIA Station in Saigon
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Hayden, Carl,
Senator (D–AZ), President Pro Tempore and Chairman of the Senate
Appropriations Committee
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Helble, John
J., Vietnam Working Group, Bureau of Far Eastern
Affairs, Department of State
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Helms, Richard
M., Director of Central Intelligence
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Hickenlooper, Bourke
B., Representative (R–IA)
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Hoang Man Tu,
National Liberation Front diplomatic representative in Algeria
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Hoang Xuan
Lam, General ARVN, Commander of I Corps, Republic of
Vietnam
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Ho Chi Minh,
President of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam
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Holdridge,
John, Deputy Director, Office of Research and Analysis
for East Asia and the Pacific, Bureau of Intelligence and Research,
Department of State
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Holt, Harold,
Australian Prime Minister until December
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Holyoake,
Keith, Prime Minister of New Zealand
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Hoopes, Townsend
W., Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for
International Security Affairs
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Hornig, Donald
F., Special Assistant to the President
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Hughes, Thomas
L., Director, Bureau of Intelligence and Research,
Department of State
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Humphrey, Hubert
H., Vice President
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Janczewski,
Zbigniew, Polish Foreign Ministry official
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Javits, Jacob
K., Senator (R–NY)
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Jenkins, Walter
E., Jr., Deputy Chief of Mission at the Embassy in
Poland
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Johnson, General Harold
K., USA, Chief of Staff, U.S. Army
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Johnson, U.
Alexis, Ambassador to Japan
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Jones, Jim,
Assistant to the President
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Jorden, William
J., Senior Member of the National Security Council
Staff
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Kaiser, Philip,
Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy, London
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Katzenbach, Nicholas
deB., Under Secretary of State
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Kennan, George
F., author and former Ambassador to the Soviet Union and
Yugoslavia
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Kennedy, Robert
F., Senator (D–NY)
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Kissinger,
Henry, Professor of Government at Harvard University and
Consultant to the Department of State
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Kistiakowsky, George
B., Professor of Chemistry at Harvard University and
Vice President of the National Academy of Sciences
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Kohler, Foy
D., Deputy Under Secretary of State for Political
Affairs
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Komer, Robert
W., President’s Special Assistant until May 1967;
thereafter Deputy to the Commander, U.S. Military Assistance Command,
Vietnam, for Civil Operations and Revolutionary Development Support, and
Special Assistant to the Ambassador to Vietnam with the personal rank of
Ambassador
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Koren, Henry L.
T., Staff Assistant to the Deputy Ambassador to
Vietnam
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Kosygin, Alexei
N., Soviet Premier
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Kraft, Joseph,
journalist, author, and syndicated columnist
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Krulak, Lieutenant General
Victor H., USMC, Commanding General, Fleet Marine
Force, Pacific
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Kuchel, Thomas
H., Senator (R–CA)
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Lansdale, Edward
G., Special Assistant to the Ambassador to
Vietnam
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Leonhart, William
K., Deputy to Robert W. Komer until May 1967;
thereafter Special Assistant to the President
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Le Trang,
Deputy Chief of Mission, North Vietnamese Embassy in Moscow
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Le Van Truong,
Vietnamese proponent of Cochinchinese autonomy residing in Europe
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Lewandowski,
Januscz, Polish Representative to the International
Control Commission
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Lilienthal,
David, Chairman, Development Resources
Corporation
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Linh Quang
Vien, Lieutenant General, ARVN, Minister of National
Security; Minister of Interior after November 9, 1967
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Lippmann,
Walter, author and journalist
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Locke, Eugene,
Ambassador to Pakistan; Deputy Ambassador to Vietnam after May 1967
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Lodge, Henry
Cabot, Ambassador to Vietnam until April 1967
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Long, Russell
B., Senator (D–LA)
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Lovett, Robert
A., banker and unofficial adviser to the
President
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Lynd,
Staughton, Professor of History at Yale
University
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Lyng, John,
Norwegian Foreign Minister
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Lucet, Charles
E., French Ambassador to the United States
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Mahon, George
H., Representative (D–TX), Chairman of the House
Appropriations Committee
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Mai Thi Vang,
wife of Trang Bach Dang released during the Buttercup contacts
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Mai Van Bo,
Delegate General and Commercial Representative in France of the Democratic
Republic of Vietnam
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Manac’h,
Etienne, Director of Asian Affairs, French Foreign
Ministry
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Manatos, Mike,
Special Assistant to the President for Congressional Liaison
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Mansfield,
Mike, Senator (D–MT), Senate Majority Leader
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Marcos,
Ferdinand, President of the Philippines
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Marcovich,
Hebert, French professor and intermediary in
Pennsylvania
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Marks, Leonard
H., Director of the United States Information
Agency
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Martin, Graham
A., Ambassador to Thailand
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Martin, Paul
J., Canadian Secretary of State for External
Affairs
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McBride, Robert
H., Deputy Chief of Mission at the Embassy in
France
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McCarthy, Eugene
J., Senator (D–MN)
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McCloy, John
J., lawyer and one of the “Wise Men” who served as
unofficial advisers to President Johnson
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McConaughy, Walter
P., Ambassador to Pakistan until May 17, 1966
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McConnell, General John
P., USAF, Chief of Staff, U.S. Air Force
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McCormack, John
W., Representative (D–MA), Speaker of the House
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McDonald, Admiral David
L., USN (ret.), former Chief of Naval
Operations
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McGovern, George
S., Senator (D–SD)
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McNamara, Robert
S., Secretary of Defense
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McNaughton, John
T., Assistant Secretary of Defense for International
Security Affairs until July 19
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McPherson, Harry
C., Jr., Special Counsel to the President
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Meeker, Leonard
C., Legal Adviser to the Department of State
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Michalowski,
Jerzy, Director-General, Polish Ministry of Foreign
Affairs
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Miller, Robert
H., Director, Vietnam Working Group, Bureau of East
Asian and Pacific Affairs, Department of State
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Molotov, Vyacheslav
M., former Soviet Foreign Minister, 1946–1949
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Momyer, General William
H., USAF, Commander, U.S. 7th Air Force in South
Vietnam.
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Moorer, Admiral Thomas
H., USN, Chief of Naval Operations
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Morgan, Thomas
E., Representative (D–PA), Chairman of the House Foreign
Affairs Committee
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Morse, Wayne,
Senator (D–OR)
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Moyers, Bill
D., former Press Secretary to the President
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Mundt, Karl
E., Senator (R–SD)
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Ngo Minh Loan,
North Vietnamese Ambassador to the People’s Republic of China
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Nguyen Bao
Tri, Vietnamese Minister of Revolutionary Development
after November 9, 1967
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Nguyen Cao Ky,
Air Vice Marshal, VNAF, Vietnamese Prime Minister and Chairman, National
Executive Committee until October 31, 1967; thereafter Vice President
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Nguyen Chi
Thanh, General, PAVN, Head of the Central Office for
South Vietnam until July
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Nguyen Duc
Thang, General, ARVN, Vietnamese Minister of Rural
Revolutionary Development through October; thereafter Commanding General of
IV CTZ.
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Nguyen Duy
Trinh, North Vietnamese Deputy Premier and Foreign
Minister
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Nguyen Huu An,
Permanent Secretary of the Vietnamese Red Cross
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Nguyen Huu Co,
Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister until January
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Nguyen Huu
Hanh, Vietnamese Minister of Economy and Finance and
Governor, National Bank of Vietnam
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Nguyen Huu
Tho, Chairman of the Central Committee of the National
Liberation Front until March
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Nguyen Khanh,
former Vietnamese Premier
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Nguyen Luu
Vien, Vietnamese Deputy Premier and Minister for
Cultural and Social Affairs
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Nguyen Ngoc
Loan, Director General of the Vietnamese National Police
and Chief of the Military Security Service
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Nguyen Tho
Chan, North Vietnamese Ambassador to the Soviet
Union
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Nguyen Van
Loc, President, Army People’s Council and Prime Minister
after October 31, 1967
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Nguyen Van
Thieu, Lieutenant General, ARVN, Vietnamese Chief of
State and Chairman, National Leadership Committee until October 31;
thereafter President
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Nguyen Van Vy,
General, ARVN, Chief of Staff, ARVN; Minister of National Defense after
November 9, 1967
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Nilsson,
Torsten, Swedish Foreign Minister
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Nitze, Paul,
Secretary of the Navy through June 1967; thereafter Deputy Secretary of
Defense
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Nixon, Richard,
former Vice President
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O’Brien,
Lawrence, Postmaster General
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Owen, Henry
D., Chairman of the Policy Planning Council, Department
of State
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Park, Chung
Hee, President of Korea
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Pearson,
Lester, Canadian Prime Minister
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Pell,
Claiborne, Senator (D–RI)
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Pham Thi Yen,
wife of Tan Buu Kiem
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Pham Van Dong,
Premier of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam
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Phan Khac Suu,
chairman of the Vietnamese Constituent Assembly and presidential
candidate
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Phan Huy Quat,
former Vietnamese Premier and Presidential candidate
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Poats,
Rutherford, Assistant Administrator, Bureau for the Far
East, Agency for International Development; Deputy Administrator, Agency for
International Development after May 1967
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Pompidou,
Georges, French Premier
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Porter, William
J., Deputy Ambassador to Vietnam; after May 1967
Ambassador to Korea
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Rapacki, Adam,
Polish Foreign Minister
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Read, Benjamin
H., Special Assistant to the Secretary of State and
Executive Secretary of the Department
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Reston, James
B., journalist and Associate Editor, The New York Times
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Rice, Edward,
Consul General in Hong Kong
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Ridgway, General Matthew
B., USA (ret.), U.S. Army Chief of Staff,
1953–1955
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Rivers, L.
Mendel, Representative (D–SC), Chairman of the House
Armed Services Committee
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Roche, John
P., Special Consultant to the President
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Ropa, Donald
W., Member of the National Security Council Staff
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Rostow, Eugene
V., Under Secretary of State for Political
Affairs
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Rostow, Walt
W., Special Assistant to the President
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Rusk, Dean,
Secretary of State
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Russell, Richard
B., Senator (D–GA), Chairman of the Senate Armed
Services Committee
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Sainteny, Jean,
former French colonial official in Indochina and adviser to President
Charles de Gaulle
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Sato, Eisaku,
Japanese Prime Minister
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Sau Ha, Viet
Cong courier whose arrest initiated the Buttercup contacts
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Sharp, Admiral Ulysses S.
Grant, USN, Commander in Chief, Pacific
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Shelepin, Alexandr
N., Secretary of the Central Committee, Soviet
Communist Party
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Sieverts,
Frank, Special Assistant to Ambassador at Large W.
Averell Harriman
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Smathers, George
A., Senator (D–FL)
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Smith, Bromley
K., Executive Secretary of the National Security
Council
-
Sorensen,
Theodore, Adviser to Senator Robert Kennedy
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Souvanna
Phouma, Prince, Laotian Prime Minister
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Starbird, Lieutenant General
Alfred D., USA, Director, Defense Communications
Agency
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Steadman, John
M., Special Assistant to the Secretary and Deputy
Secretary of Defense
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Stearns,
Monteagle, Special Assistant to Ambassador at Large W.
Averell Harriman
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Stennis, John
C., Senator (D–MS)
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Stewart, Michael
N.F., British Ambassador to the United States
-
Sullivan, William
H., Ambassador to Laos
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Symington,
Stuart, Senator (D–MO)
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Tan Buu Kiem,
Chief, Foreign Affairs Committee, National Liberation Front
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Taylor, General Maxwell
D., USA (ret.), Special Consultant to the
President
-
Thanat Khoman,
Thai Foreign Minister
-
Thanom
Kittikachorn, Thai Prime Minister and Defense
Minister
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Thant, U,
Secretary-General of the United Nations
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Thompson, Llewellyn
E., Jr., Ambassador to the Soviet Union
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Tibbets, Margaret
Joy, Ambassador to Norway
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Tran Bach
Dang, Presidium Member, National Liberation Front
Central Committee
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Tran Quoc Buu,
Vietnamese labor leader
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Tran Van Do,
Vietnamese Foreign Minister
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Tri Quang,
leader of the Buddhist Struggle Movement
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Trueheart, William
C., Deputy Director for Coordination, Bureau of
Intelligence and Research, Department of State
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Truong Dinh
Dzu, South Vietnamese presidential candidate
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Truong Binh
Tong, imprisoned National Liberation Front official who
was released to act as intermediary in the Buttercup episode
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Unger, Leonard
S., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian
and Pacific Affairs until August 11, 1967; thereafter Ambassador to
Thailand
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Vance, Cyrus
R., Deputy Secretary of Defense until June
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Vinh Loc,
General, ARVN, Commander of II Corps
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Vo Nguyen
Giap, General, PAVN, Minister of National Defense,
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
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Vu Van Thai,
former Vietnamese Ambassador to the United States
-
Walt, Lieutenant General
Lewis W., USMC, Commander of the U.S. III Marine
Amphibious Force and I Corps Senior Adviser
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Wehrle, Leroy
S., Associate Director and Economic Counselor in
Vietnam, Agency for International Development
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Westmoreland, General William
C., USA, Commander, Military Assistance Command,
Vietnam
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Wheeler, General Earle
G., USA, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff
-
Wilson, Harold,
British Prime Minister
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Wilson, Samuel
V., Saigon Mission Coordinator
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Y Bham Enuol,
Chairman, United Front for the Struggle of the Oppressed Race (FULRO)
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Zorthian,
Barry, Minister-Counselor for Information at the Embassy
in Vietnam and Director, U.S. Joint Public Affairs Office.