Foreign Relations of the United States, 1964–1968, Volume
XIV, Soviet Union
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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Ball, George, Under Secretary
of State to September 30, 1966; Representative to the United Nations June
26–September 25, 1968
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Bator, Francis, member of the
National Security Council Staff from April 1964; Deputy Special Assistant to
the President for National Security Affairs October 1965–September
1967
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Bohlen, Charles E., Ambassador
to France until February 9, 1968; Deputy Under Secretary of State for
Political Affairs after February 11, 1968
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Bowles, Chester A., Ambassador
to India
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Brezhnev, Leonid I., First
Secretary (General Secretary after April 1966), Central Committee of the
Communist Party of the Soviet Union from October 1964
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Bruce, David K.E., Ambassador
to the United Kingdom
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Brown, Harold, Secretary of the
Air Force from October 1, 1965
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Brzezinski, Zbigniew, member of
Policy Planning Council, Department of State, June 1966–1967
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Bundy, McGeorge, Special
Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs until February 28,
1966; Executive Secretary of the Special Committee of the National
SecurityCouncil June-August 1967
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Chou En-lai, Premier of the
People’s Republic of China
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Christian, George, Special
Assistant and Press Secretary to the President fromFebruary 1967
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Clark, Ramsey, Attorney General
from September 1966
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Clifford, Clark M., lawyer and
unofficial adviser to President Johnson; Secretary of Defense from March 1, 1968
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Cline, Ray, Deputy Director for
Intelligence, Central Intelligence Agency, to January 1966; then Special
Assistant to the Director of Central Intelligence
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Davis, Richard H., Deputy
Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs toSeptember 1965 (Acting
Assistant Secretary April-June 1965); thereafter Ambassador to
Romania
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DeGaulle, Charles, President
of France
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Dirksen, Everett M., Republic
Senator from Illinois; Senate Minority Leader
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Dobrynin, Anatoli F., Soviet
Ambassador to the United States
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Dubcek, Alexander, First
Secretary of the Czechoslovak Communist Party from January 1968
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Eban, Abba, Deputy Prime
Minister of Israel 1964–January 1966; thereafter Minister of Foreign
Affairs
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Eisenhower, Dwight D.,
President of the United States, 1953–1961
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Erhard, Ludwig, Chancellor of
the Federal Republic of Germany until December 1, 1966
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Fedorenko, Nicolai T., Soviet
Permanent Representative to the United Nations to March 1968
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Fisher, Adrian S., Deputy
Director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
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Foster, William C., Director
of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
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Fulbright, William, Democratic
Senator from Arkansas and Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee
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Goldberg, Arthur J.,
Representative to the United Nations July 28, 1965–June 24, 1968
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Goldwater, Barry, Republican
Senator from Arizona and Republican nominee for President in 1964
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Gromyko, Andrei A., Soviet
Foreign Minister
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Guthrie, John C., Director,
Office of Soviet Union Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs, Department of
State, to August 1964; Deputy Chief of Mission at the Moscow Embassy June
1965–1967
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Harriman, W. Averell, Under
Secretary of State for Political Affairs to March 17, 1965; thereafter
Ambassador at Large
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Helms, Richard M., Deputy
Director of Plans, Central Intelligence Agency, to April 28, 1965; Deputy
Director of Central Intelligence April 28, 1965–June 30, 1966; thereafter
Director of Central Intelligence
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Henry, David H., Deputy
Director, Office of Soviet Union Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs,
Department of State to August 1964; Director, Office of Soviet Union Affairs
August 1964–1965
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Ho Chi Minh, President of the
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
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Hoover, J. Edgar, Director of
the Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Hughes, Thomas L., Director of
the Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of State
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Huizenga, John W., member of
Policy Planning Council, Department of State, 1964–1966; thereafter Deputy
Director, Office of National Estimates, Central Intelligence Agency
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Humphrey, Hubert H.,
Democratic Senator from Minnesota and Senate Majority Whip to December 29,
1964; Vice President of the United States from January 20, 1965; Democratic
candidate for President, November 1968
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Hurok, Sol, American
impresario
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Ivanov, Igor A., Soviet
citizen convicted in 1964 of espionage in the United States and sentenced to
20 years in prison
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Jarring, Gunnar, Swedish
Ambassador to the Soviet Union from 1964; Special Representative of the
United Nations Secretary General to the Middle East from November
1967
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Jenkins, Kempton B., Office of
Soviet Union Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State to
1965
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Johnson, Lyndon Baines,
President of the United States
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Johnson, U. Alexis, Deputy
Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs from November 1, 1965 to
October 9, 1966
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Johnson, W. Thomas, Assistant
Press Secretary to the President September 1, 1966–September 1968;
thereafter Deputy Press Secretary to the President
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Katzenbach, Nicholas deB.,
Attorney General September 4, 1964–September 30, 1966; Under Secretary of
State from October 3, 1966
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Kennan George F., former
Ambassador to the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia
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Kennedy, John F., President of
the United States 1961–1963
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Khrushchev, Nikita
Sergeyevich, Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers
to October 15, 1964
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Klein, David, member of the
National Security Council Staff to August 1965
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Klosson, Boris H., Director of
the Soviet and Eastern European Exchanges Staff, Bureau of European Affairs,
Department of State, from August 1965
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Kohler, Foy D., Career
Ambassador from October 22, 1964; Deputy Under Secretary of State for
Political Affairs November 29, 1966–December 31, 1967
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Kornienko, Georgi M., Minister
Counselor at the Soviet Embassy in Washington to 1964; Chief of the American
Department, Soviet Foreign Ministry from 1966
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Kosygin, Alexei N., First
Deputy Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers until October 15, 1964;
thereafter Chairman
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Krag, Jens Otto, Danish Prime
Minister until January 24, 1968; also Danish Foreign Minister, November 28,
1966–October 1, 1967
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Krimer, William D.,
interpreter, Department of State
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Kuznetsov, Vassily V., First
Deputy Soviet Foreign Minister
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Leddy, John M., Assistant
Secretary of State for European Affairs from June 16, 1965
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MacArthur, Douglas II,
Career Ambassador from August 22, 1964; Assistant Secretary of State for
Congressional Relations March 14, 1965–March 6, 1967
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Mansfield, Michael J.,
Democratic Senator from Montana; Senate Majority Leader
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McCone, John A., Director of
Central Intelligence to April 28, 1965
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McNamara, Robert S.,
Secretary of Defense to February 29, 1968
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Meany, George, President of the
AFL/CIO (American Federal of Labor/Congress of Industrial
Organizations)
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Meeker, Leonard C., Legal
Adviser of the Department of State from May 18, 1965
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Mikoyan, Anastas I., First
Deputy Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers to 1964; Chairman of the
Presidium of the Supreme Soviet July 1964–December 1965; member of the
Presidium (Politburo) of the Central Committee of the Communist Party to
1966
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Moyers, Bill D., Special
Assistant to the President to January 31, 1967; Press Secretary to the
President July 8, 1965–January 31, 1967
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Murphy, Robert D., former
Ambassador and State Department official
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Nasser, Gamal Abdel, President
of the United Arab Republic
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Nguyen Van Thieu, Chief of
State, Republic of (South) Vietnam June 1965–October 1967; thereafter
President
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Nitze, Paul H., Secretary of
the Navy until June 30, 1967; thereafter Deputy Secretary of Defense
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Nixon, Richard M., former Vice
President of the United States; Republican candidate for President, November
1968, and then President-elect
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Owen, Robert I., Officer in
Charge of Bilateral Political Relations, Office of Soviet Union Affairs,
Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State, until August 1964; Deputy
Director, Office of Soviet Union Affairs August 1964–August 1965
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Pearson, Drew, columnist and
author
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Podgorny, Nikolai V., member
of the Presidium (Politburo) of the Central Committee of the Communist Party
of the Soviet Union; Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet from
December 1965
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Pratt, James W., Deputy
Director, Office of the Soviet Union Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs,
Department of State, August 1965–June 1968; then Political Counselor at the
Embassy in Moscow
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Read, Benjamin H., Special
Assistant to the Secretary of State and Executive Secretary of the
Department
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Rooney, John J., Democratic
Congressman from New York
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Rostow, Eugene V., Under
Secretary of State for Political Affairs from October 14, 1966
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Rostow, Walt W., Counselor for
the Department of State and Chairman of the Policy Planning Council until
March 31, 1966; thereafter President’s Special Assistant
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Rusk, Dean, Secretary of
State
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Russell, Richard B.,
Democratic Senator from Georgia; Chairman of the Senate Armed Services
Committee
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Semenov, Vladimir S., Soviet
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs
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Shelepin, Alexandr N., Deputy
Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers to 1965; member of the Presidium
(Politburo) of the Central Committee of the Communist Party from November
1964
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Smirnovsky, Mikhail N., Chief
of American Department, Soviet Foreign Ministry until January 1966;
thereafter Soviet Ambassador to the United Kingdom
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Smith, Bromley, Executive
Secretary of the National Security Council
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Souvanna Phouma, Prince, Prime
Minister of Laos; after May 2, 1964, Minister of Defense
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Stevenson, Adlai E.,
Representative to the United Nations until July 14, 1965
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Stoessel, Walter J., Jr.,
Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs September 1965–July
1968
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Sukhodrev, Victor M.,
Counselor and Interpreter, Soviet Foreign Ministry
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Suslov, Mikhail A., member of
the Presidium (Politburo) of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of
the Soviet Union
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Swank, Emory C., Deputy Chief
of Mission at the Moscow Embassy from July 1967
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Tcherniakov, Yuri N.,
Counselor and then Minister Counselor at the Soviet Embassy in Washington
from 1965
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Thieu, see Nguyen Van Thieu
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Thompson, Llewellyn E.,
Ambassador at Large until December 26, 1966; Ambassador to the Soviet Union
from January 23, 1967
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Toon, Malcolm, Political
Officer at the Embassy in Moscow to 1965; Director, Office of Soviet Union
Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State, and then Country
Director for the Soviet Union, Bureau of European Affairs 1965–1968
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Troyanovsky, Oleg A., Soviet
diplomat; Soviet Ambassador to Japan from March 1967
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Tsarapkin, Semen K., Soviet
Representative to the Eighteen-Nation Disarmament Committee in Geneva until
1966; thereafter Soviet Ambassador to West Germany
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Tyler, William R., Assistant
Secretary of State for European Affairs until May 18, 1965; Ambassador to
the Netherlands after June 23, 1965
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Ulbricht, Walter, SED First
Secretary and Chairman of the East German Council of State (head of state);
also Chairman of the National Defense Council
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Valdes, Philip H., Officer in
Charge of Multilateral Political Relations, Office of Soviet Union Affairs,
Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State, to July 1964; Political
Officer at the Embassy in Moscow August 1964–1966
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Valenti, Jack, Special
Assistant to the President until May 15, 1966
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Vance, Cyrus R., Secretary of
the Army until January 20, 1964; Deputy Secretary of Defense to June 30,
1967
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Vinogradov, Vladimir M.,
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister from 1967
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Vorontsev, Yuly M., Counselor
at the Soviet Embassy in Washington from 1967
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Walsh, John P., Deputy
Executive Secretary of the Department of State from May 1965
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Wheeler, General Earle G.,
USA, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from July 3, 1964
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Wirtz, W. Willard, Secretary
of Labor
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Zamyatin, Leonid M., Chief of
the Press Department, Soviet Foreign Ministry
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Zhukov, Georgi (Yuri) A.,
columnist for Pravda
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Zorin, Valerian A., Soviet
Deputy Foreign Minister to 1965; thereafter Soviet Ambassador to
France