Foreign Relations of the United States, 1955–1957, East Asian
Security; Cambodia; Laos, Volume XXI
List of Persons
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Editor’s Note: Identification of the persons on
this list is generally limited to positions and circumstances under
reference in the volume and is confined to the years 1955–1957. All titles
and positions are American unless otherwise indicated. Where no dates are
given, the individual usually held the position throughout the period
covered by the volume.
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Abbott, George
M., Special Assistant for South East Asia Treaty
Organization Affairs, Department of State, from August 1956
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Abdulgani,
Ruslan, Secretary-General of the Indonesian Ministry of
Foreign Affairs to March 1956; thereafter Minister of Foreign Affairs and
Head of the Indonesian Delegation to the United Nations
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Achilles, Theodore
C., Minister at the Embassy in France to May 1956;
thereafter Ambassador to Peru
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Ali, Mohammed,
Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Pakistan to August 1955; thereafter
Head of the Pakistani Delegation to the United Nations, Ambassador to the
United States and Mexico, and Minister in Cuba
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Aldrich, Winthrop
W., Ambassador to the United Kingdom to February
1957
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Allen, George
V., Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern, South
Asian, and African Affairs to August 1956; thereafter Ambassador to
Greece
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Anderson, Rear Admiral
George W.,
USN, Special Assistant to the Chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff to July 1955
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Anderson,
Dillon, Special Assistant to the President for National
Security Affairs, April 1955–September 1956; thereafter White House
Consultant
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Anderson, Robert
B., Deputy Secretary of Defense to August 1955;
appointed Secretary of the Treasury, July 1957
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Anschuetz, Norbert
L., Counselor of the Embassy in Thailand, August
1955–August 1956
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Armstrong, W. Park,
Jr., Special Assistant for Intelligence, Department
of State, to May 1957
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Bacon, Leonard
L., Counselor of the Embassy in Laos from April
1957
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Baldwin, Charles
F., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern
Economic Affairs to July 1955
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Barbour,
Walworth, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
European Affairs to November 1955; Deputy Chief of Mission at the Embassy in
the United Kingdom to February 1956; thereafter Minister-Counselor
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Bell, James
D., Deputy Director of the Office of Philippine and
Southeast Asian Affairs, Department of State, July 1955–March 1956;
thereafter Director of the Office of Southwest Pacific Affairs
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Berding, Andrew
H., Assistant Director for Policies and Programs, United
States Information Agency, to March 1957; thereafter Assistant Secretary of
State for Public Affairs
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Blancké, W.
Wendell, First Secretary of the Embassy in Laos,
April–July 1955; Counselor, July 1955–summer 1957
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Bishop, Max
W., Ambassador to Thailand from December 1955
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Boun Oum na
Champassak, Prince, Prime Minister of Laos, March
1948–February 1950
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Bowie, Robert
R., Director of the Policy Planning Staff, Department of
State, to August 1955; thereafter Assistant Secretary of State for Policy
Planning
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Brown, Brigadier General
Rothwell,
USA, Head of the Programs Evaluation Office
in Laos from January 1957
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Burfans, Lieutenant Colonel
Robert D.,
USA, Army Attaché at the Embassy in Cambodia
to March 1956
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Burke, Admiral Arleigh
A.,
USN, Chief of Naval Operations from August
1955
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Byrne, Patricia
Mary, International Relations Officer in the Office
of Philippine and Southeast Asian Affairs, Department of State, to March
1956; thereafter Officer in Charge of Lao Affairs
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Cabell, Lieutenant General
Charles P., USAF, Deputy Director of the Central
Intelligence Agency
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Caccia, Sir Harold
A., Deputy Under Secretary of State in the British
Foreign Office to 1956; British Ambassador in the United States from
November 1956
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Carney, Admiral Robert
B.,
USN, Chief of Naval Operations to August
1955
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Casey, Richard
G., Foreign Minister of Australia
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Chiang
Kai-Shek, Generalissimo, President of the Republic of
China
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Chou En-lai,
Premier of the State Council and Foreign Minister of the People’s Republic
of China
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Collins, General J.
Lawton,
USA, Special Representative of President
Eisenhower to Vietnam, with the
personal rank of Ambassador, to May 1955
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Corcoran, Thomas
J., Consul in Hanoi to December 1955
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Couve de Murville, Maurice
J., French Ambassador to the United States to
September 1956
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Cumming, Hugh S.,
Jr., Special Assistant to the Secretary of State for
Intelligence, May–October 1957; thereafter Director of Intelligence and
Research, Department of State
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Cutler, Robert,
Administrative Assistant to President Eisenhower; Special Assistant to the President for National
Security Affairs, March 1953–April 1955 and January 1957–June 1958
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Daridan, Jean
H., Assistant Director General of Political Affairs of
the French Foreign Ministry to February 1956; Assistant Director of the
Cabinet of Ministers, February–July, 1956; thereafter Director General of
Political and Economic Affairs
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Davis, Admiral Arthur
C.,
USN, Director of the Office of Foreign
Military Affairs and Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for International
Security Affairs to October 1955
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De Paul, N. Carter,
Jr., Director of the United States Operations
Mission in Laos to November 1957
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Deshmukh, Sir Chintaman
Dwarkanath, Indian Finance Minister to July
1956
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Diem. See
Ngo Dinh Diem
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Dillon, C.
Douglas, Ambassador to France to January 1957
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Dodge, Joseph
M., Special Assistant to the President and Chairman of
the Council on Foreign Economic Policy
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Dufour, René,
French Chief of Protocol
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Dulles, Allen
W., Director of Central Intelligence
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Dulles, John
Foster, Secretary of State
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Duncan, Admiral Donald
B.,
USN, Vice Chief of Naval Operations to
September 1956
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Durbrow,
Elbridge, Minister in Singapore, October 1955–March 1957
(from November 1955, also Consul General); thereafter Ambassador to
Vietnam
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Eden, Sir
Anthony, British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
and Deputy Prime Minister to April 1955; Prime Minister and First Lord of
the Treasury, April 1955–January 1957
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Eisenhower, Dwight
D., President of the United States
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Elbrick, C.
Burke, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European
Affairs to February 1957; thereafter Assistant Secretary of State for
European Affairs
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Ely, General Paul
H.R., French Commissioner-General and Commander of
the French Forces in Indochina to March 1956; thereafter Chief of the
General Staff
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Erskine, General Graves
B.,
USMC, Director of the Office of Special
Operations, Department of Defense
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Faure, Edgar,
French Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs to January 1955; Foreign
Minister, January–February, 1955; thereafter Prime Minister and President of
the Council of Ministers
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Fox, Lieutenant General
Alonzo P.,
USA, Military Adviser to the Assistant
Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs
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Gassouin,
Olivier, French Ambassador in Laos from January
1957
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Gleason, S.
Everett, Deputy Executive Secretary of the National
Security Council
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Goodpaster, Colonel Andrew
J.,
USA, Staff Secretary to the President;
promoted to Brigadier General January 1957
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Gorce, Pierre,
French High Commissioner in Cambodia to November 1956; thereafter French
Ambassador in Cambodia
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Gordon, Lieutenant Colonel
Donald B.,
USA, Army Attaché at the Embassy in
Laos
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Graves, Sir Hubert
Ashton, British Ambassador in Vietnam to March 1955;
Minister in the United States, October 1955–July 1956
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Gray, Gordon,
Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, July
1955–February 1957; Director of the Office of Defense Mobilization from
March 1957
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Guibaut, Andre
Justin, French High Commissioner in Laos, May 1955
to 1956
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Hamilton, William
C., Vice Consul and Secretary in the Division of
Research for the Far East, Office of Intelligence Research, Department of
State, to August 1957; thereafter Second Secretary at the Embassy in
Burma
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Hammarskjöld,
Dag, Secretary-General of the United Nations
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Hartshorn, Brigadier General
Edwin S.,
USA, Chief of the Military Assistance
Advisory Group in Cambodia from June 1957
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Hensel, H.
Struve, Assistant Secretary of Defense for International
Security Affairs to July 1955
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Herter, Christian
A., Consultant to the Secretary of State,
January–February 1957; thereafter Under Secretary of State and Chairman of
the Operations Coordinating Board
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Herz, Martin
F., Second Secretary of the Embassy in Cambodia from
February 1955; First Secretary, January–October 1957; thereafter First
Secretary of the Embassy in Japan
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Hildreth, Horace
A., Ambassador to Pakistan to May 1957
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Ho Chi Minh,
President of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam; Chairman and General
Secretary of Lao Dong Dang
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Hoey, Robert
E., Officer in Charge of Vietnam–Laos–Cambodia Affairs,
Department of State, to December 1955; Special Assistant to the Secretary of
State, December 1955–July 1956
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Holliday, Leonard
Gibson, British Ambassador and Consul General in
Laos from June 1956
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Hollister, John
B., Consultant to the Secretary of State, May–July 1955;
thereafter Director of the International Cooperation Administration
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Douglas-Home,
Alexander, 14th Earl of Home, British Secretary of
State for Commonwealth Relations from April 1955
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Hoover, Herbert
J., Under Secretary of State to February 1957
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Houghton,
Amory, Ambassador to France from April 1957
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Humphrey, George
M., Secretary of the Treasury
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Jernegan, John
D., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near
Eastern, South Asian, and African Affairs to October 1955;
Minister-Counselor at the Embassy in Italy from December 1955
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Jones, Howard
P., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern
Economic Affairs from July 1955; Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Far
Eastern Affairs from April 1957
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Katay Don
Sasorith, Prime Minister of Laos until February 1956;
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of State, March 1956–August 1957;
thereafter Minister of Interior, Economy, and Social Welfare
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Kavanaugh, John
M., Officer in Charge of Australian and New Zealand
Affairs, Department of State, from February 1957
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Key, David
McK., Assistant Secretary of State for International
Organization Affairs to September 1955
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Khosla, Jagan
Nath, Indian Chairman of the International Commission
for Supervision and Control for Laos, 1955–1956; thereafter Minister and
Chargé d’Affaires of the Indian Embassy in Czechoslovakia
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Kishi,
Nobusuke, Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs, December
1956–July 1957; Prime Minister from February 1957
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Kocher, Eric,
Deputy Director of the Office of Southeast Asian Affairs, Department of
State, from April 1956
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Kossamak Nearireat Serey
Vathana, Sisowath Monivong, Queen of Cambodia from
March 1955
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Kotalewala, Sir John
Lionel, Prime Minister and Minister of Defense and
External Affairs of Ceylon to April 1956
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La Chambre, Guy
Charles, French Minister for the Associated States
to February 1955
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Lacy, William
S.B., Ambassador to Korea, March–November 1955; Bureau
of Far Eastern Affairs, Department of State, November 1955–August 1956;
thereafter Special Assistant to the Secretary of State for East-West
Exchange
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Lansdale, Colonel Edward
G., USAF, Chief of the National Security Division of
the Joint French-American Training Relations and Instruction Mission,
Military Assistance Advisory Group in Vietnam, to December 1956
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Lay, James S.,
Jr., Executive Secretary of the National Security
Council
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Lebel, Claude
A., French Foreign Ministry official in charge of
Cambodian, Lao, and Vietnamese Affairs, 1956–1957
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Leng Ngeth,
Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Cambodia, January–October 1955
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Lloyd, Selwyn,
British Minister of Defense, April–December 1955; thereafter Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs
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Lodge, Henry Cabot,
Jr., Permanent Representative to the United
Nations
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Lodoen, Brigadier General
George,
USA, Chief of the Military Assistance
Advisory Group in Cambodia, August 1955–June 1957
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Lon Nol,
General, Minister of Defense of Cambodia, October
1955–January 1956; Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of Cambodia from
August 1955
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MacArthur, Douglas,
II, Counselor of the Department of State to December
1956; Ambassador to Japan from February 1957
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McBride, Sir Philip Albert
Martin, Australian Defense Minister
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McCardle, Carl
W., Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs to
March 1957
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McClintock,
Robert, Ambassador to Cambodia to October 1956; Member
of the Policy Planning Staff, Department of State, January–December
1957
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MacDonald,
Malcolm, Commissioner General for the United Kingdom in
Southeast Asia (Singapore) to September 1955; thereafter High Commissioner
for India
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Macdonald, Thomas
L., Minister of External Affairs of New Zealand to
December 1957; Minister of Defense to September 1957
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McGuire, E.
Perkins, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for
Mutual Defense Assistance Programs to December 1956; thereafter Assistant
Secretary of Defense, Supply and Logistics
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Macmillan,
Harold, British Minister of Defense to April 1955;
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, April–December 1955; Chancellor of
the Exchequer, December 1955–January 1957; thereafter Prime Minister and
First Lord of the Treasury
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Macomber, William
B., Special Assistant to the Under Secretary of
State, January–November 1955; Special Assistant to the Secretary of State,
November 1955–August 1957; thereafter Assistant Secretary of State for
Congressional Relations
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Makins, Sir Roger
M., British Ambassador to the United States to
October 1956; thereafter Joint Permanent Secretary of the Treasury
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Malik, Dr. Charles
H., Lebanese Ambassador to the United States to
September 1955; Lebanese Representative to the U.N. General Assembly,
1956–1957; Foreign Minister from November 1956
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Marshall, David
S., Chief Minister and Minister of Commerce and Industry
of Singapore, April 1955–June 1956
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Mein, John G.,
Counselor of the Embassy in Indonesia, May 1955–July 1956; Deputy Director
of the Office of Southwest Pacific Affairs, Department of State, July
1956–May 1957; thereafter Director of the Office of Southwest Pacific
Affairs
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Mendès-France,
Pierre, French Prime Minister and Foreign Minister
to February 1955
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Menon, V.K.
Krishna, Chairman of the Indian Delegation to the
U.N. General Assembly; Indian Minister without Portfolio, February
1956–April 1957; thereafter Minister of Defense
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Menzies, Robert
G., Prime Minister of Australia
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Merchant, Livingston
T., Assistant Secretary of State for European
Affairs to May 1956; thereafter Ambassador to China
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Mikoyan, Anastas
Ivonovich, First Deputy Chairman of the Soviet
Council of Ministers; Member of the Presidium of the Central Committee,
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
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Millet, René,
French Diplomatic Counselor to the International Supervision and Control
Commission; Counselor to the High Commissioner of France in Vietnam to
November 1956
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Molotov, Vyacheslav
Mikhailovich, First Vice Chairmman of the Soviet
Council of Ministers and Soviet Minister for Foreign Affairs to June 1956;
Minister of State [Page XXVI] Control,
1956–1957; Member of the Presidium of the Central Committee of the Soviet
Communist Party to 1957; thereafter Ambassador to Outer Mongolia
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Morrison,
Clinton, Deputy Regional Director of the Office of Far
Eastern Operations, Foreign Operations Administration
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Munro, Sir
Leslie, New Zealand Ambassador to the United
States
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Murphy, Robert
D., Deputy Under Secretary of State for Political
Affairs
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Nehru,
Jawaharlal, Prime Minister of India and Minister for
External Affairs and Commonwealth Relations
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Ngo Dinh Diem,
Prime Minister of the State of Vietnam to October 1955; thereafter President
and Chief of State of the Republic of Vietnam
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Ngo Dinh Nhu,
Secretary-General of the Personalist Revolutionary Workers Party of Vietnam;
brother and adviser to Ngo Dinh
Diem
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Nhouy Abhay,
Thao, Minister of the Interior and Social Welfare of
Laos from 1956 to August 1957; thereafter Minister of Education, Sports and
Youth
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Nolting, Frederick E.,
Jr., Special Assistant to the Secretary of State for
Mutual Security Affairs to September 1955; First Secretary of the Embassy in
France, September–December 1955; Minister from December 1955; Political
Adviser to the Chief of the Mission to the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization and the Mission to the European Regional Organization in Paris,
December 1955–October 1957; thereafter Deputy Representative on the North
Atlantic Council and Deputy Chief of the Mission to the European Regional
Organization in Paris
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Nong Kimny,
Cambodian Ambassador to the United States
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O’Connor, Roderic
L., Special Assistant to the Secretary of State to
December 1955; Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional
Relations, December 1955–May 1957; thereafter Administrator of the Bureau of
Security and Consular Affairs
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O’Daniel, Lieutenant
General John W.,
USA, Chief of the Military Assistance
Advisory Group for Indochina to February 1956
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Offroy,
Raymond, French Ambassador to Thailand and Permanent
French Representative to the South East Asia Treaty Organization
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Ouan Ratrikoun,
Colonel, Chief of Staff of the Lao National Army
from July 1956
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Ourot R.
Souvannavong, Lao Ambassador to the United
States
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Parsons, J.
Graham, Ambassador to Laos from October 1956
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Parthasarathi,
Gopalaswami, Chairman, International Commission for
Supervision and Control for Cambodia, 1955, for Vietnam, 1955–1957
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Pearson, Lester
B., Canadian Secretary of State for External Affairs to
June 1957; Canadian Representative to the U.N. General Assembly, November
1956–March 1957
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Peaslee, Amos
J., Ambassador to Australia to February 1956; thereafter
Deputy Special Assistant to the President, assigned to the area of
disarmament
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Penn Nouth,
Samdech, Senior Member of the King of Cambodia’s High
Council and Director-General of Services at the Royal Palace
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Petsarath,
Prince, Viceroy of Laos; elder brother of Prince
Souvanna Phouma and elder
half-brother of Prince Souvanouvong
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Peurifoy, John
E., Ambassador to Thailand until his death in August
1955
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Pham Van Dong,
Premier and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Democratic Republic of
Vietnam from September 1955
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Phao, General
Sriyanon, Thai Director-General of Police and Chief
of the Police Intelligence Agency to September 1957; Deputy Minister of the
Interior to March 1957; Minister of the Interior, March–September 1957;
thereafter Counselor of the Thai Embassy in Switzerland
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Phibun
Songkhram.
See
Pibulsonggram
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Phleger,
Herman, Legal Adviser of the Department of State to
April 1957
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Phoui
Sananikone, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of
Foreign Affairs of Laos to March 1956; Minister of Foreign Affairs, Public
Works, Reconstruction and Urbanism, August–November 1957; thereafter
Minister of Foreign Affairs
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Pibulsonggram, Field
Marshal P. (Phibun Songkhram), Prime Minister of
Thailand to September 1957; Minister of Defense and of the Interior to March
1957
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Price, C.
Hoyt, Officer in Charge of Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia
Affairs, Department of State, from April 1956
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Prochnow, Herbert
V., Deputy Under Secretary of State for Economic
Affairs, October 1955–November 1956
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Purnell, Lewis
M., Officer in Charge of Burma Affairs, Department of
State, from December 1956
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Radford, Admiral Arthur
W., Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to August
1957
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Rahman, Tunku
Abdul, First Chief Minister and Minister for Home
Affairs of Malaya from July 1955; concurrently Minister for Internal Defense
and Security from March 1956
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Randall, Clarence
B., Special Assistant to the President in the area
of foreign economic policy
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Reinhardt, G.
Frederick, Ambassador to Vietnam, April
1955–February 1957; Counselor of the Department of State from March
1957
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Rhee, Syngman,
President of the Republic of Korea
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Richards, Arthur
L., Operations Coordinator in the Office of the Under
Secretary of State from January 1956
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Ridgway, General Matthew
B.,
USA, Chief of Staff, United States Army, to
June 1955
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Robertson, Reuben B.,
Jr., Deputy Secretary of Defense, August 1955–April
1957
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Robertson, Walter
S., Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern
Affairs
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Romulo, General Carlos
P., Ambassador of the Philippines to the United
States from December 1955
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Roux, Jacques,
French Foreign Ministry official in charge of Asia and Oceania; Assistant
Director General of Political Affairs from July 1956; thereafter Assistant
Staff Director of the Foreign Ministry
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Sam Sary, Life
Member of the King of Cambodia’s High Council; Vice Premier, Minister of
Economic Affairs, Finance, Planning and National Education, October
1955–January 1956
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Sarasin, Pote,
Ambassador of Thailand to the United States to September 1957
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Satterthwaite, Joseph
C., Ambassador to Burma, April 1955–April
1957
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Savang
Vatthana, Crown Prince of Laos
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Schow, Major General Robert
A.,
USA, Deputy Assistant Chief of Staff,
Intelligence, Department of the Army, to August 1956; thereafter Assistant
Chief of Staff, Intelligence, Department of the Army
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Scott, Sir Robert
H., Minister of the British Embassy in the United
States to October 1955; thereafter Commissioner General for the United
Kingdom in Southeast Asia (Singapore)
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Scott, Walter
K., Director of the Executive Secretariat, Department of
State, to August 1955; thereafter Deputy Director for Management of the
International Cooperation Administration
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Sebald, William
J., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern
Affairs to March 1957; thereafter Ambassador to Australia
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Sihanouk,
Norodom, King of Cambodia to March 1955, thereafter
Prince of Cambodia; Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, October
1955–January 1956; [Page XXVIII] Prime
Minister, Foreign Minister, and Minister of the Interior, March–April 1956;
Prime Minister, September–October 1956, Prime Minister, Foreign Minister,
Minister of Plans, and Minister of the Interior, April–July 1957
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Sirik Matak,
Prince and General, Cambodian Minister of National Defense, January-October
1955; Chief of Staff of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces to August 1955;
Minister of Defense and Minister of Internal Security, January–September
1956; Minister of Defense and Minister of Information and Tourism from July
1957
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Sisavang Vong,
King of Laos
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Smith, General Walter
Bedell,
USA, former Director of Central Intelligence
and Under Secretary of State
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Son Ngoc
Thanh, Cambodian Democratic Party leader
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Soulie, Gaston,
Chargé and First Consul of the French Embassy in Laos, June 1956–February
1957
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Souphanouvong,
Prince, Leader of the Pathet Lao; Lao Minister of Plans, Reconstruction and
Urbanism from November 1957; half-brother to Princes Petsarath and Souvanna
Phouma
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Souvanna
Phouma, Prince, Lao Deputy Prime Minister and Minister
of National Defense to 1955; Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs,
National Defense, War Veterans, and Information, March 1956–November 1957;
thereafter Prime Minister, Minister of Posts and Telecommunications, and
Minister of Information
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Spender, Sir
Percy, Australian Ambassador to the United States
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Sprague, Mansfield
D., General Counsel, Department of Defense, to
February 1957; thereafter Assistant Secretary of Defense, International
Security Affairs
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Stassen, Harold
E., Director of the Foreign Operations Administration
and Deputy Representative on the U.N. Disarmament Commission to March 1955;
thereafter Special Assistant to the President
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Stelle, Charles
C., Member of the Policy Planning Staff, Department of
State, to August 1956; Assistant Secretary of State for Policy Planning,
August 1956–August 1957; thereafter Counselor of the Embassy in Iran
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Strom, Carl
W., Ambassador to Cambodia from October 1956
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Stump, Admiral Felix
B.,
USN, Commander in Chief, Pacific Command,
and Commander in Chief, Pacific Fleet
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Sukarno, Dr.
Ahmed, President of Indonesia
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Sullivan, Charles
A., Director of the Policy Division of the Office of
Foreign Military Affairs, Department of Defense
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Suramarit,
Norodom, King of Cambodia from March 1955
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Talbot, Milo John
Reginald, Lord Talbot De
Malahide, British Minister in Laos to August 1955; British
Ambassador to Laos, August 1955–August 1956
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Tange, Arthur
H., Australian Secretary of External Affairs
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Taylor, General Maxwell
D.,
USA, Commanding General, United States Army
Forces, Far East and Eighth United States Army, Far East Command, to March
1955; Commander in Chief, Far East Command, April–June 1955; thereafter
Chief of Staff, United States Army
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Tomlinson, Frank
S., Head of the Southeast Asia Department of the British
Foreign Office
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Twining, General Nathan
F., USAF, Chief of Staff, United States Air Force,
to June 1957; Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from August 1957
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Villard, Henry
S., Special Assistant to the Under Secretary of State
from September 1957
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Wan, Prince,
Foreign Minister of Thailand
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Wells, General
Henry, Chief of the Australian General Staff
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Whittington, Floyd
L., Officer in Charge of Economic Affairs in the
Office of Southeast Asian Affairs, Department of State, from August
1956
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Wilson, Charles
E., Secretary of Defense to October 1957
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Wisner, Frank
G., Deputy Director for Plans, Central Intelligence
Agency
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Wright, Thomas
K., Consul General in Malaya, October 1955–December
1957; Chargé d’Affaires in Malaya, August–December 1957
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Yost, Charles
W., Minister to Laos to July 1955; Ambassador to Laos,
July 1955–June 1956; Counselor of the Embassy in France, July–October 1956;
thereafter Minister-Counselor
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Young, Kenneth
T., Director of the Office of Philippine and Southeast
Asian Affairs, Department of State, January 1955–April 1956; thereafter
Director of the Office of Southeast Asian Affairs