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National Security Policy
1 Minutes of Cabinet meeting, January 3, 1958. State of the Union message; Department of Defense budget. Confidential. Extracts—5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
2 Briefing note for the 350th NSC meeting, January 4, 1958. Security Resources Panel (Gaither Panel) report. Top Secret. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
3 Record of Legislative Leadership meeting, Supplementary Notes, January 7, 1958. Missiles, satellites, and Department of Defense unification. Confidential. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
4 Memorandum of conference with the President, and McElroy, Killian, Cutler, and Goodpaster, January 21, 1958. Priority for missile program. Top Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
5 Memorandum of discussion at 352d NSC Meeting, January 22, 1958. Agenda item 3: Priorities for Ballistic Missiles and Satellite Programs (see print Document 5). Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
6 Memorandum for the record of meeting among Eisenhower, Goodpaster, McElroy, and Harlow, et al., January 25, 1958. JCS organization. Confidential. 7 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
7 Record of Legislative Leadership meeting, Supplementary Notes, January 28, 1958. Defense reorganization. Confidential. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
8 Presentation on the U.S. Ballistic Missile Program at the 353d NSC meeting, given by Holaday, January 30, 1958. Secret. 10 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
9 Briefing note for the 353d NSC meeting by Cutler, January 30, 1958. Introduction to Holaday’s briefing. Top Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
10 Letter from McElroy to Eisenhower, January 31, 1958. Transmittal letter for progress report on ballistic missile programs. Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology.
11 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Killian, Kistiakowsky, York, and Goodpaster, February 6, 1958. Progress in ballistic missile programs. Top Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
12 Memorandum from Kistiakowsky to Killian, February 13, 1958. Progress and recommendations in ballistic missile program. Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology.
13 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, February 14, 1958. Transmits NSC Planning Board report on U.S. overseas military bases. Secret. 15 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for National Security Affairs.
14 Memorandum of conversation between Dulles and Gruenther, February 19, 1958. Possibility of establishing disarmament advisory board. Confidential; Personal and Private. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers.
15 NSC Report, NSC 5802/1, February 19, 1958. “Continental Defense.” Top Secret. 12 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1, Continental Defense.
16 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Killian, Strauss, and Goodpaster, February 25, 1958. High-altitude nuclear explosions. Top Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
17 National Intelligence Estimate, NIE 100–58, February 26, 1958. “Estimate of the World Situation.” Secret. 17 pp. DOS, INRNIE Files.
18 Briefing note for the 356th NSC meeting, February 27, 1958. Nash Report on overseas military bases. No classification marking. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
19 Briefing note for the 356th NSC meeting, February 27, 1958. Defense Department report on the Gaither Report; continental defense policy. Top Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
20 Memorandum of discussion at the 356th NSC meeting, February 27, 1958. Agenda item 4: Shipments Entering the United States Under Diplomatic Immunity. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
21 Memorandum of conference with the President, and McElroy, Coolidge, and Goodpaster, February 27, 1958. Department of Defense reorganization. Confidential. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
22 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Gray and Goodpaster, March 3, 1958. Emergency planning; Net Evaluation Subcommittee work. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
23 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, March 7, 1958. Transmits Defense plan on capabilities of forces for limited military operations. Confidential. 4 pp. NARA, RC 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351.
24 Memorandum from Chief of Staff, USAF, to the JCS, CSAFM–72–58, March 10, 1958. Launching of the SAC alert force. Top Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 218, CCS 381 U.S. (5-23-46), Sec. 94.
25 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Killian, Kistiakowsky, and Goodpaster, March 10, 1958. Centralizing direction of missile program. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology.
26 Letter from Farley (S/AE) to Loper (DOD/AE), March 10, 1958. Not declassified. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 711.5611/3–1058.
27 Memorandum of conference with the President, and McElroy, Coolidge, Randall, Persons, Harlow, and Goodpaster, March 12, 1958. Department of Defense reorganization and control of missile programs. Confidential. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
28 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, March 14, 1958. Transmits Interdepartmental Report on NSC 5807, “Measures To Carry Out the Concept of Shelter.” Top Secret. 16 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351, NSC 5807 Series.
29 Briefing note for the 359th NSC meeting, March 20, 1958. Civil defense and civilian fallout shelters. Top Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
30 Paper distributed at the 359th NSC meeting, March 20, 1958. Important points in NIE 100–58. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
31 Memorandum of discussion at the 359th NSC meeting, March 20, 1958. Agenda item 1: Measures To Carry Out the Concept of Shelter; Agenda item 2: Soviet Civil Defense and Air-Raid Shelter Construction. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
32 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Killian and Goodpaster, March 20, 1958. Defense proposals for budgetary augmentations. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
33 Memorandum of conference with the President, and McElroy, Quarles, Twining, Stans, Killian, Persons, and Goodpaster, March 20, 1958. Defense budget and missile development. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
34 Letter from Eisenhower to John Foster Dulles, March 21, 1958. Transmits draft speech with proposal to invite Soviet students to U.S. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
35 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, March 24, 1958. Transmits NSC Planning Board comments on NSC 5807. Top Secret. 9 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351, NSC 5807 Series.
36 Letter from John Foster Dulles to Eisenhower, March 25, 1958. Comments on draft speech. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary, Nuclear Exchange.
37 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, March 26, 1958. Transmits JCS views on NSC 5807. Top Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351, NSC 5807 Series.
38 Letter from Eisenhower to John Foster Dulles, March 26, 1958. Thoughts on dealing with Soviet threat. Personal and Confidential. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
39 Memorandum of discussion at the 360th NSC Meeting, March 27, 1958. Agenda item 1: Measures To Carry Out the Concept of Shelter; Agenda item 3: Proposed Reorganization of the Department of Defense. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—15 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
40 Record of Legislative Leadership meeting, Supplementary Notes, April 1, 1958. Outer space; Department of Defense reorganization; nuclear test cessation. Confidential. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
41 NSC Report, NSC 5807/1, April 2, 1958. “Measures To Carry Out the Concept of Shelter.” Top Secret. 8 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351, NSC 5807 Series.
42 Draft paper, April 7, 1958. “Some Elements of a National Military Strategy in a Time of Maximum Tension, Distrust and Destructive Capability”; attached to print Document 19. Top Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Nuclear Policy.
43 Memorandum for the record, April 9, 1958. Conversation among Eisenhower, Gates, and Burke on Defense reorganization. Confidential. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
44 Letter from Quarles to John Foster Dulles, April 22, 1958. Not declassified. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 711.56300/4-2258.
45 Presentation to the NSC by Holaday, April 24, 1958. Missile development and deployment. Top Secret. 11 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
46 Memorandum from McNeil to McElroy, April 25, 1958. Comments on NSC 5810. Top Secret. 6 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up.
47 Memorandum from Twining to McElroy, April 25, 1958. JCS views on NSC 5810. Top Secret. 12 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
48 Record of telephone conversation between John Foster Dulles and Anderson, April 30, 1958. Basic national security policy. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Telephone Conversations.
49 Draft briefing note for 364th NSC meeting by Cutler, April 30, 1958. Basic national security policy, NSC 5810. Top Secret. 14 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
50 Letter from Cutler to McElroy, May 5, 1958. President’s comments on NSC 5810. Top Secret. 2 pp (plus retyped copy). Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Office of the Special Assistant for National Security Affairs.
51 Letter from McElroy to Eisenhower, May 7, 1958. Transmits report on military reconnaissance satellite program. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
52 Memorandum of discussion at the 365th NSC meeting, of the NSC, May 8, 1958. Agenda item 6: US–USSR Ballistic Missile Developments. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
53 Memorandum from Stroh to Robertson, May 8, 1958. Transmits views of Chief of Naval Operations on NSC 5810. Top Secret. 9 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 711.5/5-858.
54 Memorandum from Green (FE) to Robertson (FE), May 9, 1958. Comments on CNO’s views on NSC 5810. Top Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 711.5/5-858.
55 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Twining and Goodpaster, May 12, 1958. Defense reorganization; nuclear test ban; outer space. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
56 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, May 15, 1958. Transmits revised pages of NSC 5802/1. Top Secret. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1, Continental Defense.
57 JCS paper, May 1958. “U.S. and Allied Capabilities for Limited Military Operations to 1 July 1958”; not declassified. Top Secret. 35 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351.
58 Briefing note for 367th NSC meeting, May 29, 1958. Status of military mobilization base program. Top Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
59 Memorandum of discussion at the 367th NSC meeting, May 29, 1958. Agenda item 3: Status of Military Mobilization Base Program. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
60 Memoranda from several DOD/ISA offices, May 29, June 10, and June 11, 1958. Comments on “U.S. and Allied Capabilities for Limited Military Operations to 1 July 1961.” Top Secret. 10 pp. NARA, RG 218, JCS Files.
61 Memorandum of conversation between State and Defense leadership, June 17, 1958. Strategic concept for the defense of Europe. Top Secret. 14 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/P Files: Lot 67 D 548.
62 Note from Cutler to Goodpaster, June 18, 1958, enclosing notes on Department of State/Department of Defense conference. Strategic concept for the defense of Europe. Top Secret. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary, Nuclear Exchange.
63 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, June 18, 1958. Transmits study on capabilities of forces for limited military operations. Top Secret. 7 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351.
64 Briefing note for 369th NSC meeting, June 19, 1958. Draft basic national security policy paper. Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
65 Memorandum of discussion at the 369th NSC meeting, June 19, 1958. Agenda item 1: Basic National Security Policy. Top Secret: Eyes Only. Extracts—4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
66 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Twining and Goodpaster, June 23, 1958. Defense reorganization, FY 1959 Defense budget. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
67 Briefing note for the 370th NSC meeting, June 26, 1958. U.S. and Allied capabilities for limited military operations. Top Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
68 NSC Report, NSC 5816, July 1, 1958. “Directive on Net Evaluation Subcommittee.” Top Secret. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351, NSC 5816 Series.
69 Memorandum from Smith (S/P) to John Foster Dulles, July 10, 1958. Briefing for July 14 NSC meeting. Top Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
70 Briefing note for the 372d NSC meeting, July 14, 1958. Problem of shelter against fallout. Top Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
71 Memorandum of discussion at 372d NSC meeting, July 14, 1958. Agenda item 1: Adequacy of Government Research Programs in Non-military Defense; Agenda item 2: The Number of Nuclear Weapons Which Might Be Tolerable to World Populations; Agenda item 3: Survival of Population Following a Massive Nuclear Exchange; Agenda item 4: Status of Shelter Measures as of June 30, 1958; Agenda item 5: National Security Council and NSC Planning Board Meetings, September 1947 Through July 21, 1958. Top Secret; Eyes Only. 6 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
72 Memorandum from Smith (S/P) to John Foster Dulles July 15, 1958. NSC review of military paragraphs of NSC 5810/1; recommendation for a new strategic concept. Top Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1.
73 Note from Howe (S/S) to John Foster Dulles, July 17, 1958. Approval of recommendation for a new strategic concept; transmits draft letter to McElroy from Dulles. Top Secret Attachments (not included). 1 p. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351.
74 Memorandum of conversation between DOD/ISA and S/P officials, July 18, 1958. New strategic concept. Top Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351.
75 Letter from McElroy to John Foster. Dulles, July 18, 1958. Department of Defense position on retaining current strategic concept. Top Secret. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351.
76 Memorandum from Smith (S/P) to John Foster Dulles, July 19, 1958. Question of a new strategic concept. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351.
77 Letter from John Foster Dulles to McElroy, July 19, 1958. Question of a new strategic concept. Top Secret. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351.
78 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, July 21, 1958. Transmits McElroy’s memorandum on strategic concept (print Document 30). Top Secret. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1.
79 National Intelligence Estimate, NIE 100–7–58, July 22, 1958. “Sino-Soviet and Free World Reactions to US Use of Nuclear Weapons in Limited Wars in the Far East.” Top Secret; Limited Distribution. 12 pp. DOS, INRNIE Files.
80 Memorandum for the record of conversation between John Foster Dulles and McElroy by Boster, July 22, 1958. Strategic concept. Secret. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351.
81 Letter from John Foster Dulles to Eisenhower, July 23, 1958. Question of a new strategic concept. Top Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Dulles-Herter Series.
82 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, July 30, 1958. Approval of paragraphs 13 and 14 of NSC 5810/1. Top Secret. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351.
83 Briefing note for the 374th NSC meeting, July 31, 1958. Operational capability of reconnaissance satellites. Top Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
84 Memorandum of discussion at the 374th NSC meeting, July 31, 1958. Agenda item 3: Operational Capability of Reconnaissance Satellites. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
85 Memorandum of discussion at the 375th NSC meeting, August 7, 1958. Agenda item 6: Technical Surveillance Countermeasures; Agenda item 7: U.S. Policy on Antarctica. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
86 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Twining and Goodpaster, August 11, 1958. Formosa Straits; SAC dispersal; withdrawal from Lebanon; Department of Defense reorganization. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
87 Memorandum of conference with the President, and McCone, Gray, and Goodpaster, August 19, 1958. Control of large nuclear weapons; cessation of nuclear testing. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
88 National Intelligence Estimate, NIE 11–5–58, August 19, 1958. “Soviet Capabilities in Guided Missiles and Space Vehicles.” Top Secret. 10 pp. DOS, INRNIE Files.
89 Memorandum of conference with the President, and McElroy, Quarles, Twining, McCone, White, Loper, Harbour, Foster, Gray, and Goodpaster, August 27, 1958. Testing at Eniwetok; SAC exercises. Top Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
90 Memorandum of conference with the President, and McElroy, Quarles, Twining, and Goodpaster, August 28, 1958. Defense reorganization and discipline on intelligence matters. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
91 Letter from Sen. Symington to Eisenhower, August 29, 1958. Question of a missile gap. Top Secret. 6 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Administration Series.
92 Memorandum from Lay to Gray, September 3, 1958. Analysis of draft implementing instructions on use of nuclear weapons. Top Secret. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, NSC Series, Briefing Notes.
93 Memorandum for record of meeting between Eisenhower and Gray, September 12, 1958. Expenditure of nuclear weapons; NSC structure; Taiwan Straits. Top Secret. 6 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up.
94 Memorandum of discussion at the 379th NSC meeting, September 18, 1958. Agenda item 2: Status of National Security Programs on June 30, 1958: The Internal Security Program (NSC 5819). Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—6 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
95 Paper for presentation to the NSC, September 18, 1958. U.S. internal security program. Secret. 8 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
96 Memorandum from Smith to John Foster Dulles, September 22, 1958. State position on NSC 5410/1. Top Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1, NSC 5410 Series.
97 Briefing note for 380th NSC meeting, September 24, 1958. Mobilization and civil defense programs (NSC 5819). Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
98 Memorandum of discussion at 380th NSC meeting, September 25, 1958. Agenda item 2: Status of National Security Programs on June 30, 1958: The Mobilization Program and the Civil Defense Program. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
99 Memorandum of discussion at the 381st NSC meeting, October 2, 1958. Agenda item 1: Shipments Entering the United States Under Diplomatic Immunity. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
100 Memorandum from Lay to all holders of NSC 5819, October 6, 1958. Transmits Part 1 of NSC 5819 and Annex A. Top Secret; Restricted Data; Special Limited Distribution; Noforn. Extracts—11 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/S Files: Lot 71 D 171, NSC 5819.
101 Memorandum from Briber to Killian, October 9, 1958. Kistiakowsky’s views on NIE entitled “Soviet Capabilities in Guided Missiles and Space Vehicles.” Top Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology.
102 Memorandum of discussion at the 382d NSC meeting, October 13, 1958. Agenda item 1: Evaluation of Offensive and Defensive Weapons Systems. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
103 Record of actions by the NSC, October 16, 1958. NSC Actions No. 1994 and 1995 taken at the 382d (Special) NSC meeting. Top Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC (Miscellaneous) Files: Lot 66 D 95, Records of Action by the National Security Council.
104 Memorandum of discussion at the 383d NSC meeting, October 16, 1958. Agenda item 1: Status of the National Security Programs: The Atomic Energy Program. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
105 Memorandum prepared by the Office of the President’s Special Assistant for Science and Technology, undated. Selected issues in the FY ‘60 Defense budget (As of November 1, 1958). Top Secret. 21 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Offensive and Defensive Weapons.
106 Memorandum from Gleason to the NSC Planning Board, November 5, 1958. Encloses alternative policy statements on NSC 5410/1. Top Secret. 7 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1.
107 Memorandum of discussion at the 385th NSC meeting, November 6, 1958. Agenda item 1: Comparative Evaluation Group. Top Secret; Eyes Only. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
108 Memorandum from Murphy (G), Reinhardt (C), and Smith (S/P) to John Foster Dulles, November 8, 1958. Suggestions for conversation with McElroy on Department of Defense budget. Top Secret. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 611.00/11–858.
109 Memorandum of conversation between the President and Gray, November 19, 1958. Nuclear targeting. Top Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Meetings With the President.
110 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Department of Defense and NSC leaders, November 28, 1958. Department of Defense budget issues. No classification marking. 10 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Diary Series.
111 Memorandum from Smith (S/P) to John Foster Dulles, November 28, 1958. Defense budget; includes three transmittal notes. Secret. 5 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files, Lot 63 D 351.
112 Memorandum of conversation among Eisenhower, Milton Eisenhower, Merchant, Greene, and John Foster Dulles, November 30, 1958. Mutual Security Program funding. Secret; Personal and Private. Extracts—4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, Meetings with the President.
113 Memorandum for the record, December 3, 1958. White House meeting on Department of Defense budget. Top Secret; Hold Closely. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
114 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Gray, December 8, 1958. Department of Defense budget; detection of underground testing. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up.
115 Memorandum from Stans to Persons, December 10, 1958. Record of December 3 meeting among President, Treasury Secretary Anderson, Persons, and Stans on Department of Defense budget. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
116 Memorandum of discussion at the 390th NSC meeting, December 11, 1958. Agenda item 1: Measures To Carry Out the Concept of Shelter. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
117 Memorandum from Gray to Morse (AEC), December 11, 1958. Returns Morse’s preview of December 6 NSC meeting on defense budget. Top Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Projects Clean Up.
118 Briefing note for the 391st NSC meeting, December 16, 1958. Military mobilization base, July 1, 1961; fallout shelters. Top Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
119 Memorandum of discussion at the 391st NSC meeting, December 18, 1958. Agenda item 1: Status of Military Mobilization Base; Agenda item 2: Fallout Shelters in Existing Federal Buildings. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—6 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
120 Presentation by McGuire before the NSC, December 18, 1958. Status of the mobilization base, July 1, 1961. Top Secret. 18 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
121 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Department of State, Department of Defense, and NSC officials, December 19, 1958. Discussion of Presidential approval of Defense/AEC proposal for dispersal of atomic weapons. Top Secret. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
122 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Department of Defense, NSC, and White House officials, December 22, 1958. Department of Defense reorganization and organization of military intelligence. Top Secret. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
123 NSC Report, NSC 5807/2, December 24, 1958. “Measures To Carry Out the Concept of Shelter.” Top Secret. 9 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351, NSC 5807 Series.
124 Memorandum of conversation between Eisenhower and Gray, December 24, 1958. Military mobilization base, situation in Cuba, intelligence procedures, Geneva conferences on test suspension and surprise attack. Top Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Meetings with the President.
125 Questions and answers drafted in JCS, January 7, 1959. JCS role in Department of Defense budget formulation. Confidential. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up.
126 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, January 7, 1959. Transmits discussion paper on NSC 5410/1. Top Secret; Limited Distribution. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1.
127 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Killian, Kistiakowsky, and Goodpaster, January 12, 1959. Concerns about inspection against surprise attack and nuclear testing. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
128 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Twining and Goodpaster, January 14, 1959. Dispersal of nuclear weapons, training Chinese Nationalists in the U–2, Berlin. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
129 Memorandum of discussion at the 393d NSC meeting, January 15, 1959. Agenda item 3: U.S. Military Bases Overseas. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
130 Agenda for special meeting (of the NSC?), January 15, 1959. Report of President’s Board of Consultants on Intelligence Activities, annual report on NSC 5412/2 activities. Top Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
131 Letter from John Foster Dulles to McElroy, January 24, 1959. Proposes State-Defense study of U.S. strategic concept; encloses S/P paper and covering memorandum. Top Secret. 8 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351.
132 Memorandum from John Eisenhower to Goodpaster, January 27, 1959. Comparison of NIE 11–4–58 with NIE 11–4–57. Top Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office File, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary, CIA.
133 National Intelligence Estimate, NIE 11–4–57, November 12, 1957. “Main Trends in Soviet Capabilities and Policies, 1957–1962. Top Secret. 74 pp. DOS, INRNIE Files.
134 National Intelligence Estimate, NIE 11–4–58, December 23, 1958. “Main Trends in Soviet Capabilities and Policies, 1958–1963. Top Secret. 82 pp. DOS, INRNIE Files.
135 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Twining and John Eisenhower, February 9, 1959. Senior military personnel appointments, publicizing defense efforts; Congressional hearings. Top Secret. 7 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
136 Memorandum of conference with the President, and McElroy, Quarles, Twining, Goodpaster, and John Eisenhower, February 12, 1959. Projected nuclear weapons requirements for 1968. Top Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
137 National Intelligence Estimate, NIE 100–59, February 17, 1959. “Estimate of the World Situation.” Not declassified. Secret. 17 pp. DOS, INR-NIE Files.
138 Memorandum from Gray to McElroy, February 18, 1959. Proposes series of meetings with Eisenhower to discuss policy related to military missions and weapons systems. Top Secret; Restricted Handling. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology.
139 Briefing note for the February 26 NSC meeting, February 25, 1959. Port security. Secret. 7 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
140 Memorandum of discussion at the 397th NSC meeting, February 26, 1959. Agenda item 2: Port Security. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
141 Record of telephone conversation between John Foster Dulles and Herter, March 2, 1959. Proposed Office of Executive Management. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Herter Papers, Phone Calls and Miscellaneous Memos.
142 Record of telephone conversation between Anderson and Herter, March 3, 1959. Executive branch reorganization plan. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Herter Papers, Phone Calls and Miscellaneous Memos.
143 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, March 3, 1959. Transmits JCS views on NSC 5904. Top Secret. 7 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1.
144 Notes by Killian for presentation to the President, March 4, 1959. Anti-missile program and maintaining deterrence. Top Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology.
145 Presentation by McMillan to Eisenhower, March 4, 1959. “An Analysis of Technical Factors in the Strategic Posture of the United States—1955–64.” Top Secret. 18 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology.
146 Briefing note for the March 5 NSC meeting, March 2, 1959. NIEs 11–4–58 and 100–59. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
147 Briefing note for the March 5 NSC Meeting, March 4, 1959. NSC 5904. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
148 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Twining, Goodpaster, and John Eisenhower, March 9, 1959. SAC airborne alert exercise; JCS support for Mutual Security Program; Berlin; JCS-Congressional relationship. Top Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
149 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Department of Defense leaders and John Eisenhower, March 9, 1959. SAC airborne alert exercises. Top Secret. 6 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
150 Memorandum from Gray to Quarles, March 12, 1959. Question of defense presentations to the President on military missions and weapon systems. Top Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology.
151 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, April 21, 1959. Transmits a memorandum from Quarles to the NSC on “Status of Military Mobilization Base Program.” Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1, NSC 5810, 5906.
152 Memorandum of discussion of the 403d NSC meeting, April 23, 1959. Agenda item 2: U.S. Overseas Military Bases. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
153 Letter from Herter to McElroy, April 25, 1959. Transmits a paper on foreign policy considerations bearing on military strategy. Top Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1.
154 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Harr and Goodpaster, May 4, 1959. Relationship of State and OCB. Confidential. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
155 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Herter and Goodpaster, May 4, 1959. Department of State-OCB relationship, nuclear test ban negotiations. Confidential. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
156 Briefing note for the 405th NSC meeting, May 6, 1959. Port security program. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
157 Memorandum of discussion at the 405th NSC meeting, May 7, 1959. Agenda item 1: Port Security; Agenda item 5: Overseas Internal Security Program. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—12 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
158 Briefing note for May 13 NSC meeting, undated. Priorities for space programs. Top Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
159 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, Smith, McElroy, and Irwin, May 23, 1959. Strategic concept of basic national security policy. Top Secret. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/P Files: Lot 67 D 548, Military and Naval Policy.
160 Presentation by Beale at the 409th NSC meeting, June 4, 1959. Trade policy and national security. No classification marking. 9 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
161 Memorandum of discussion at the 409th NSC meeting, June 4, 1959. Agenda item 1: Effects of U.S. Import Trade Policy on National Security. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—7 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
162 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, Smith, McElroy, and Irwin, June 5, 1959. Strategic concept and NSC 5810/1. Top Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/P Files: Lot 67 D 548, Military and Naval Policy.
163 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Killian, Gray, and Goodpaster, June 8, 1959. Continental air and missile defense. Secret. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary, Bomarc.
164 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Nixon, Dillon, Department of Defense and JCS officials, Stans, White House, and NSC officials, June 9, 1959. Continental air and missile defense. Secret. 6 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary, Bomarc.
165 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, June 19, 1959. Transmits views of NASC on NSC 5906. Confidential. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1.
166 Memorandum from the JCS to Secretary of Defense, JCSM–239–59, June 20, 1959. Transmits views of JCS on NSC 5906; includes Appendix A and Appendix B. Top Secret. 12 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1.
167 Briefing note for the June 25 NSC meeting, June 23, 1959. Basic national security policy. Top Secret. 10 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
168 Memorandum for the record, June 30, 1959. State–Defense meeting on military paragraphs of NSC 5906, use of nuclear weapons in limited war. Top Secret. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/P Files: Lot 67 D 548, Military and Naval Policy.
169 Letter from Smith (S/P) to Herter, July 1, 1959. Bureau comments on NSC 5906 and use of nuclear weapons in limited war. Top Secret. 6 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/P Files: Lot 67 D 548, Military and Naval Policy.
170 Note from Lay to the NSC, July 1, 1959. Transmits NSC 5908, a directive on establishing the Comparative Evaluations Group. Top Secret; Special Limited Distribution. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351.
171 Memorandum of conversation among Eisenhower, Gray, McElroy, Gates, Radford, Herter, Smith, and others, July 2, 1959. Inconclusive discussion of role of nuclear weapons in limited war. Top Secret. 13 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/P Files: Lot 67 D 548, Military and Naval Policy.
172 Memorandum from Robert Johnson to the NSC Planning Board, July 6, 1959. Transmits State Department proposed revision of paragraphs 23–b and 24 of NSC 5906. Top Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1, NSC 5906 Series.
173 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, July 6, 1959. Transmits summary of NASC discussion of paragraph 62 of NSC 5906 on military exploitation of space programs. Confidential. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1, NSC 5906 Series.
174 Memorandum of conversation with the President, and Harlow, Gray, and Goodpaster, July 7, 1959. President’s approval of attached guidelines for Harlow’s discussion with Jackson on Congressional hearings on the NSC. No classification marking. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Staff Memos.
175 Memorandum from Gray to Haydn Williams, July 8, 1959. Transmits discussion paper on uses of nuclear weapons in limited war. Top Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Review of Basic National Security Policy.
176 Memorandum from Whisenand to Gray, July 8, 1959. Transmits Twining’s views on basic national security policy. Top Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, NSC Staff Records, Disaster File.
177 Briefing note for July 9 NSC meeting, July 8, 1959. NSC 5906, basic national security policy. Top Secret. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
178 Memorandum of meeting with the President, and Gray and Goodpaster, July 15, 1959. Discussion of proposed changes to paragraph 12–a of NSC 5906, basic national security policy. Top Secret. 7 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up.
179 Briefing note for the July 16 NSC meeting, July 15, 1959. NSC 5906, basic national security policy. Top Secret. 7 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
180 Memorandum from Haydn Williams to Twining, July 20, 1959. Possible revisions to paragraph 12–a of NSC 5906, basic national security policy. Top Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1.
181 Telegram Tocah 162 to Herter in Geneva, July 20, 1959. Discussion of proposed revisions in NSC 5906, basic national security policy. Top Secret. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 67 D 548, Military and Naval Policy.
182 Telegram Cahto 159 from Herter in Geneva, July 21, 1959. Transmits message to NSC on revisions in NSC 5906. Top Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 67 D 548, Military and Naval Policy.
183 NASC Paper, July 23, 1959. Proposed revisions in NSC 5906. Top Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
184 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Twining and Goodpaster, July 27, 1959. Basic national security policy; Department of Defense reorganization; Net Evaluation Subcommittee. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
185 Memorandum of meeting between Eisenhower and Gray, July 27, 1959. Study of aftermath of nuclear war; Wheelus Air Force Base; basic national security policy; Senate consideration of NSC structure. Top Secret. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Staff Memos.
186 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, July 28, 1959. Transmits revised paragraphs of NSC 5906. Top Secret. 8 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
187 Letter from Furnas to Smith (S/P), July 30, 1959. Transmits approved revised military paragraphs of NSC 5906. Top Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/P Files: Lot 67 D 548, Military and Naval Policy.
188 Minutes of Cabinet meeting, July 31, 1959. Civil defense exercise and planning. Confidential. Extracts—4 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Cabinet Secretariat.
189 Memorandum of meeting between Eisenhower and Gray, August 3, 1959. Basic national security policy; Space Council/NSC coordination. Top Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Staff Memos.
190 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Kistiakowsky and John Eisenhower, August 4, 1959. Service involvement in space activities; need for single, global military communications system; ICBM basing. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
191 Presentation by Kistiakowsky to the President, August 4, 1959. Global military communications; ICBM basing; Geneva disarmament negotiations. Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
192 Note from Buford to Martin, August 5, 1959. Eisenhower’s preferred revision of paragraph 16 of NSC 5906. Top Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1.
193 Memorandum from Boggs to the NSC, August 11, 1959. Transmits Secretary of Defense’s paper on ballistic missile and space programs. Top Secret. 7 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SOCB Files: Lot 61 D 385, Ballistic Missiles.
194 Memorandum from Twining to the JCS, CM–386–59, August 24, 1959. Target coordination. Top Secret. 4 pp. NARA, RG 218, JCS Files, CJCS 381 (1957–1959).
195 Cabinet paper, C–59–78/2, September 10, 1959. Proposed policy on strategic materials. Privileged. 8 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Cabinet Series.
196 Minutes of Cabinet meeting, September 11, 1959. Approval of policy on stockpiling. Confidential. Extracts—4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Cabinet Series.
197 Memorandum from Allen Dulles to Eisenhower, September 12, 1959. Transmits report on Soviet guided missile estimate. Top Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary, CIA.
198 Memorandum of conference with the President, and McElroy and Goodpaster, September 16, 1959. Ballistic missiles; budget problems. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
199 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, September 21, 1959. Transmits draft revision of paragraph 59 of NSC 5906. Top Secret. 5 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1.
200 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, September 29, 1959. Transmits the views of the JCS on proposed revisions to paragraphs 59 and 64–f of NSC 5906. Top Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1.
201 Memorandum from Smith (S/P) to Herter, September 29, 1959. Recommends State Department position on paragraph 59 of NSC 5906. Top Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1.
202 Briefing note for October 1 NSC meeting, September 29, 1959. Mobilization base paragraph of NSC 5906. Top Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
203 Memorandum of discussion at the 420th NSC meeting, October 1, 1959. Agenda item 1: Basic National Security Policy. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—8 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
204 Memorandum of meeting between Eisenhower and Gray, October 14, 1959. Mobilization base, Service roles and missions, international information activities report, long-range planning, VOA broadcasting, organization for space activities, future NSC activities, and Berlin. Top Secret. 7 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Meetings With the President.
205 Memorandum of discussion at the 421st NSC meeting, October 15, 1959. Agenda item 1: Comparative Evaluations Group; Agenda item 2: Outer Space Science and Technology; Agenda item 3: History of the Development of Long-Range Guided Missiles Weapons Systems. Top Secret. Extracts—3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
206 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Glennan, Kistiakowsky, McElroy, Gates, Twining, Staats, Goodpaster, and others, October 21, 1959. Transfer of ABMA to NASA. No classification marking. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
207 Memorandum from Gates and Glennan to Eisenhower, October 21, 1959. Responsibility and organization for certain space activities: transfer of ABMA to NASA. No classification marking. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
208 Memorandum from Smith (S/P) to Herter, October 29, 1959. Effect of force cuts on foreign and defense policy. Top Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/P Files: Lot 67 D 548, Military and Naval Policy.
209 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, October 29, 1959. Transmits for comment OCDM memorandum on paragraph 60 of NSC 5906 on strategic stockpiling. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1.
210 Memorandum of discussion at the 422d NSC meeting, October 29, 1959. Agenda item 1: Significant World Developments Affecting U.S. Security; Agenda item 4: U.S. Overseas Military Bases; Agenda item 5: Status of National Security Programs as of June 30, 1959, The USIA Program (NSC 5912). Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—7 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
211 Memorandum from Lay to holders of NSC 5912, October 30, 1959. Transmits Part 1 of NSC 5912, Defense Department report on “Status of United States Military Programs as of 30 June 1959.” Top Secret; Restricted Data. Extracts—12 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/S–RD Files: Lot 71 D 171, NSC 5912.
212 Memorandum of discussion at the 423d NSC meeting, November 5, 1959. Agenda item 4: Status of National Security Programs as of June 30, 1959: The Atomic Energy Program. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
213 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Kistiakowsky and Goodpaster, November 5, 1959. Possibility of suspending nuclear testing; reliance on deterrence; making choices in defense programs; problems with Titan; problems with federally-funded research. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
214 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Glennan and Goodpaster, November 17, 1959. Transfer of ABMA to NASC; defense budget; reorganization of space activities. Confidential. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
215 Memorandum from Smith (S/P) to Herter, November 18, 1959. Long-range security policy; includes two covering memoranda, December 9 and 11. Top Secret. 8 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/P Files: Lot 67 D 548.
216 Memorandum of conference with the President, and the Joint Chiefs and Goodpaster, November 18, 1959. General discussion of the U.S. military program: force levels, B–70, budget. Secret. 9 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
217 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Service Secretaries and Goodpaster, November 21, 1959. U.S. military program: B–70; national defense system; budget, space activities; missile programs; Panama. No classification marking. 6 pp. Eisenhower Library, Papers, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
218 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, December 3, 1959. Presidential approval of revision of paragraph 60 of NSC 5906. Top Secret. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1.
219 Memorandum from JCS to Commander in Chief, SAC, undated. Instructions for use of nuclear weapons in emergencies. Top Secret. 9 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, NSC Series, Atomic Weapons, Corr. And Background for Presidential Approval.
220 Memorandum from JCS to Commander in Chief, Atlantic, undated. Instructions for use of nuclear weapons. Top Secret. 11 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, NSC Series, Atomic Weapons, Corr. And Background for Presidential Approval.
221 Memorandum from JCS to Commander in Chief, Europe, undated. Instructions for use of nuclear weapons. Top Secret. 9 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, NSC Series, Atomic Weapons, Corr. And Background for Presidential Approval.
222 Briefing note for the December 16 NSC meeting, December 16, 1959. Emergency relocation plan, NSC 5521. Top Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
223 Memorandum of discussion at the 429th NSC meeting, December 16, 1959. Agenda item 1: Emergency Relocation Plan—National Security Council; Agenda item 4: Topics for Future Discussion or Consideration by the National Security Council. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—13 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
224 National Intelligence Estimate, NIE 11–8–59, December 23, 1959. “Soviet Capabilities for Strategic Attack Through Mid-1964.” Top Secret. 12 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
225 NSC Report, NSC 5919, December 28, 1959. “U.S. Policy With Respect to the Development of Cargo Air Lift.” Confidential. 14 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351.
226 Memorandum from the Acting Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs to Dillon, January 5, 1960. Recommends approval of NSC 5919. Confidential. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351.
227 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, January 7, 1959. Transmits views of the JCS on NSC 5919. Confidential. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351.
228 Briefing note for the January 7 NSC meeting, January 7, 1960. Cargo air lift (NSC 5919). Confidential. 6 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
229 Memorandum of discussion at the 430th NSC meeting, January 7, 1960. Agenda item 1: U.S. policy with respect to the development of cargo air lift. Top Secret. Extracts—10 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
230 Memorandum from Power (SAC) to White (USAF), January 11, 1960. B–70 capabilities. No classification marking. 2 pp. Library of Congress, Manuscript Division, Thomas D. White Papers.
231 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Kistiakowsky and Goodpaster, January 14, 1960. Discussion of issues: Nike-Zeus, Project Corona, Titan, GAO report on management of the missile program, Polaris; includes Kistiakowsky’s briefing memorandum. Secret. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
232 National Intelligence Estimate, NIE 100–60, January 19, 1960. “Estimate of the World Situation.” Secret; Noforn. 20 pp. DOS, INRNIE Files.
233 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, January 19, 1960. Transmits draft recommendations on the role of MATS. Official Use Only. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
234 Briefing note for the January 21 NSC meeting, January 20, 1960. The role of MATS in peace and war. Official Use Only. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
235 Memorandum of discussion at the 433d NSC meeting, January 21, 1960. Agenda item 2: Significant World Developments Affecting U.S. Security: Soviet Missile Program. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—6 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
236 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Herter, Douglas, Farley, White, Loper, Gray, and Goodpaster, January 21, 1960. Use of nuclear weapons; lend-lease negotiations with the Soviet Union. Top Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
237 Briefing note for February 4 NSC meeting, February 3, 1960. Presentation of NIE “Estimate of the World Situation.” Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
238 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Herter, Douglas, Cabell, Twining, York, Charyk, Kistiakowsky, Gray, and Goodpaster, February 5, 1960. Military space reconnaissance. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
239 National Intelligence Estimate, NIE 11–4–59, February 9, 1960. “Main Trends in Soviet Capabilities and Policies, 1959–1964.” Top Secret. Extracts–13 pp. DOS, INRNIE Files.
240 Memorandum from Kistiakowsky to Eisenhower, February 12, 1960. Problems involved in the Minuteman program. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
241 Memorandum of meeting with the President, and Gray and Goodpaster, February 17, 1960. Nuclear stockpile levels, possibility of disciplining Taylor. Top Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Meetings With the President.
242 Memorandum of discussion at the 435th NSC meeting, February 18, 1960. Agenda item 1: Technological Developments in Non-Lethal Weapons and Doctrine for Possible Use. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—7 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
243 Memorandum from Burke to Gates, March 12, 1960. Survivability of soft bases in United States after Soviet missile attack. Top Secret. 3 pp. Naval Historical Center, Burke Papers, Originator File.
244 Memorandum for the record of meeting between Gates and JCS, March 14, 1960. Soviet missile capabilities and request for JCS study on U.S. strategic vulnerabilities. Top Secret; Hold Closely. 2 pp. Naval Historical Center, Burke Papers, Originator File.
245 Memorandum for the record of telephone conversation between Eisenhower and Burke, March 26, 1960. Discussion of augmentation of the Polaris submarine program. Top Secret; Hold Closely. 2 pp. Naval Historical Center, Burke Papers, Originator File.
246 Memorandum from Twining to Gates, CM–516–60, April 11, 1960. JCS views on revisions to NSC 5904/1. Top Secret. 2 pp. Library of Congress, Manuscript Division, Twining Papers.
247 Memorandum from Twining to Gates, JCSM–149–60, April 11, 1960. Transmits JCS revisions to NSC 5904/1. Top Secret. 4 pp. Library of Congress, Manuscript Division, Twining Papers.
248 Paper, undated. “Comparisons in Megatonnage Involved in Previous Net Evaluation Studies.” Top Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, NSC Staff Records, Disaster File.
249 Paper, April 26, 1960. “Planning Board Questions, Net Evaluation Presentation.” Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, NSC Staff Records, Disaster File.
250 Memorandum for the record, April 29, 1960. Debrief of the NSC meeting of April 28: Polaris reserves, Soviet intercept capability against aircraft, SAC dispersal, fallout. Top Secret; Hold Closely. 3 pp. Naval Historical Center, Burke Papers, Originators File, 1 March to 30 April, 1960.
251 National Intelligence Estimate, NIE 11–5–60, May 3, 1960. “Soviet Capabilities in Guided Missiles and Space Vehicles.” Top Secret. 21 pp. DOS, INRNIE Files.
252 National Intelligence Estimate, NIE 11–6–60, May 3, 1960. “Strength of the Armed Forces of the USSR.” Secret. 7 pp. DOS, INRNIE Files.
253 Memorandum of discussion at the 443d NSC meeting, May 5, 1960. Operation Alert exercise, and Agenda item 1: History of U.S. and USSR Long-Range Missile Development. Top Secret. 10 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
254 Memorandum for the record of meeting between Sprague and Merchant, May 25, 1960. Operations Coordinating Board. Confidential. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 100.4–OCB/5–2560.
255 Memorandum of discussion at the 448th NSC Meeting, June 22, 1960. Agenda item 1: U.S. Policy on Continental Defense: Port Security. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
256 Memorandum from Smith (S/P) to Herter, July 13, 1960. Discussion of paragraph 13 of NSC 5906/1 on chemical and biological weapons. Top Secret. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1.
257 Paper, July 19, 1960. U.S. response to Soviet propaganda campaign. Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Miscellaneous Material.
258 Special National Intelligence Estimate, SNIE 100–6–60, August 9, 1960. “Probable Reactions to U.S. Reconnaissance Satellite Programs.” Secret. 5 pp. DOS, INRNIE Files.
259 Letter from Gates to Goodpaster, August 10, 1960. Transmits draft paper on target coordination and associated problems. Top Secret. 12 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary.
260 Draft memorandum for the record, August 11, 1960. Record of a meeting among Eisenhower, Department of Defense leaders, Twining, and Burke on turning over responsibility for targeting and SIOP to SAC. No classification marking. 8 pp. Naval Historical Center, Burke Papers, NSTL/SIOP Briefing.
261 Memorandum for the record, August 15, 1960. Record of a meeting between Burke and Gates on preparation of NSTL and SIOP. Top Secret; Hold Closely. 3 pp. Naval Historical Center, Burke Papers, NSTL/SIOP Briefing.
262 Memorandum of discussion at the 458th NSC meeting, September 7, 1960. Agenda item 4: Civilian Readiness Base. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—7 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
263 Briefing note for the September 15 NSC meeting, September 14, 1960. U.S. policy on continental defense. Top Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
264 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, September 28, 1960. Transmits a study by interdepartmental study group on “U.S. and Allied Capabilities for Limited Military Operations to 1 July 1962.” Top Secret. Extracts—11 pp. Eisenhower Library, Records of the Office of the Special Assistant to President for National Security Affairs, Limited Military Operations.
265 Letter from Smith to Irwin, September 28, 1960. Questions some of the assumptions about non-use of nuclear weapons by Communist forces made in the limited war study. Secret; Personal. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Limited War.
266 Memorandum from Rathgens to Kistiakowsky, October 5, 1960. Comments on limited war study. Top Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology.
267 Briefing note for the October 6 NSC meeting, October 5, 1960. Limited war study. Top Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
268 Memorandum for the record, October 10, 1960. Record of October 6 NSC meeting on limited war. Top Secret. 2 pp. WNRC, RG 330, OASD/ISA Files: Lot 64 A 2710.
269 Report by IIC–ICIS, October 11, 1960. Status of the internal security programs. Top Secret. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
270 Note from the Secretaries to the JCS, JCS 2056/181, October 12, 1960. Transmits paper on “Integration and Utilization of SIOP Forces.” Top Secret; Limited Distribution “C”. 10 pp. NARA, RG 218, JCS Files, CCS 5175 (16 Sep 60, Sec. 1).
271 Memorandum of discussion at the 463d NSC meeting, October 13, 1960. Agenda item 1: Status of National Security Programs on June 30, 1960. Top Secret. Extracts—6 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
272 Briefing note for November 7 NSC meeting, November 4, 1960. Outer space programs under the auspices of the Department of Defense. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
273 Memorandum of discussion at the 466th NSC meeting, November 7, 1960. Agenda item 1: Outer Space Programs Under the Auspices of the Department of Defense. Top Secret; Eyes Only. 6 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
274 Memorandum from Kistiakowsky to Eisenhower, November 25, 1960. Comments on Joint Strategic Planning Staff work on targeting and SIOP. Top Secret. 6 pp. Eisenhower Library, Papers, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
275 Record of meeting between Burke and Aurand, November 25, 1960. Eisenhower’s reaction to targeting plan, dispersal sites for President. Top Secret. 8 pp. Naval Historical Center, Burke Papers, Transcripts and Phone Calls (NSTL).
276 NSC Report, NSC 6019, November 29, 1960. “Evacuation and Protection of U.S. Citizens in Danger Areas Abroad.” Secret. 9 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351, NSC 6019.
277 Memorandum from Burke to Flag and General Officers, December 4, 1960. Burke’s comments on the December 1–2 NSTL/SIOP meeting in Omaha with Secretary of Defense, JCS, and CINCs. Secret. 10 pp. Naval Historical Center, Burke Papers, NSTL/SIOP.
278 Memorandum from Boggs to holders of NSC 6013, December 7, 1960. Transmits Part 1 of NSC 6013, “Status of United States Military Programs as of June 30, 1960.” Top Secret; Restricted Data; Special Limited Distribution. Extracts—14 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/S–RD Files: Lot 71 D 171, NSC 6013.
279 Annex to JCS comments, JCSM–553–60, December 9, 1960 (print Document 130). “Specific Joint Chiefs of Staff Views on Possible Deficiencies in the U.S. Posture for Limited Military Operations.” Top Secret. 25 pp. Eisenhower Library, Records of the Office of Special Assistant to President for National Security Affairs.
280 NSC Report, NSC 6022, December 13, 1960. “U.S. Policy on Continental Defense.” Top Secret. 26 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1.
281 Briefing note for December 20 NSC meeting, December 19, 1960. Continental defense policy. Top Secret. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
282 Briefing note for the December 20 NSC meeting, December 19, 1960. NASA space programs. Confidential. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
283 Memorandum of discussion at the 470th NSC meeting, December 20, 1960. Agenda item 1: Outer Space Programs Under the Auspices of NASA. Top Secret; Eyes Only. Extracts—7 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
284 Memorandum of discussion at the 472d NSC meeting, December 29, 1960. Agenda item 1: Attack warning channels and procedures for civilians; Agenda item 4: Evacuation and protection of U.S. citizens in danger areas abroad. Top Secret. Extracts—9 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, NSC Records.
285 Memorandum from Acting Secretary of State Merchant to the NSC Executive Secretary, December 30, 1960. Concurrence with draft NSC action on protection against BW and CW attack; includes a memorandum to Merchant recommending a Department of State position. Confidential. 6 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/PNSC Files: Lot 62 D 1, NSC 5802 and 6022 Series.
286 NSC Report, NSC 6027, December 30, 1960. “Channels for Transmission of Warning of Attack.” Top Secret. 6 pp. NARA, RG 273, Policy Papers File.
Arms Control and Disarmament
287 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, December 26, 1957. Transmits memorandum on revision of U.S. policy on disarmament: test suspension, reduction of military personnel, protection against surprise attack. Secret. 19 pp. NARA, RG 273, Official Meeting Minutes File, 350th Meeting, Tab A.
288 Memorandum of conversation between Stassen and John Foster Dulles, January 2, 1958. Four-power disarmament proposal. Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Memoranda of Conversation.
289 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, January 3, 1958. Transmits JCS views on Stassen proposals to modify Four-power joint proposals. Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 273, Official Meetings Minutes File, 350th Meeting, Tab A.
290 Letter from Stassen to Eisenhower, February 14, 1958. Letter of resignation. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Administration Series, Stassen, Harold E., 1957.
291 Record of telephone conversation between John Foster Dulles and Sherman Adams, February 19, 1958. Advisory panel on disarmament. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, White House Telephone Conversations.
292 Record of telephone conversation between John Foster Dulles and Lovett, February 20, 1958. Request to Lovett to join advisory panel on disarmament. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Telephone Conversations.
293 Memorandum of conversation between Eisenhower and John Foster Dulles, February 24, 1958. Disarmament panel; summit meeting; Menshikov meeting; Soviet submarines off U.S. east coast; official visits; Macmillan’s visit; youth exchanges with the Soviet Union. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, Meetings with the President.
294 Press release, February 27, 1958. Wadsworth appointment as disarmament negotiator; advisory panel. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, White House Telephone Conversations.
295 Appendix to memorandum from JCS to McElroy, March 13, 1958 (print Document 141). Estimated spectrum of weapons yields after September 1958. Top Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology.
296 Tabs A–E to memorandum from Farley to John Foster Dulles, March 18, 1958 (print Document 142). Nuclear test suspension; cut-off of fissionable material production; establishment of surprise attack zones; preliminary measures relating to missile controls and outer space; reduction of manpower and conventional armaments. Top Secret; Restricted Data. 9 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/3–1858.
297 Memorandum for Eisenhower from Cutler, March 21, 1958. Peaceful uses of “clean” nuclear weapons. Confidential. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Administrative Series, Cutler, General Robert L., 1958 (3).
298 Record of telephone conversation between Eisenhower and John Foster Dulles, March 23, 1958. Possible announcement of nuclear testing; summit preparations. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, White House Telephone Conversations.
299 Memorandum of conversation with the President, and Twining, Quarles, Allen Dulles, John Foster Dulles, Strauss, Cutler, Goodpaster, and McElroy, March 24, 1958. Proposal to suspend nuclear testing dropped; includes draft Presidential statement. Confidential. 7 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, Meetings with the President.
300 Draft Presidential statement, March 24, 1958. Announces upcoming nuclear test at Eniwetok. Confidential. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File.
301 Memorandum from Washburn (USIA) to Cutler, March 25, 1958. Eniwetok test. Confidential. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Eniwetok Test, 1958.
302 Memorandum from Melbourne (OCB) to Cutler, March 25, 1958. Discussion of draft Presidential statement. Confidential. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Eniwetok Test, 1958.
303 Record of telephone conversation between Lodge and John Foster Dulles, March 25, 1958. Public relations considerations to nuclear testing. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Telephone Conversations.
304 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, March 28, 1958. Appendices A–E to Report of the NSC Ad Hoc Working Group (Bethe Report) (print Document 147). Technical feasibility of cessation of nuclear testing; Appendices B, D, and E not declassified (25 pp.). Top Secret; Restricted Data. 64 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Disarmament—Bethe Report.
305 Memorandum for the record by Goodpaster, March 28, 1958. Records Strauss’ comments on his conversation with John Foster Dulles on nuclear testing. Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary, AFC, Vol. II.
306 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, March 28, 1958. Transmits a report on “Monitoring a Long-Range Rocket Test Agreement.” Secret. 7 pp. NARA, RG 273, Official Meeting Minutes File, 361st Meeting, Tab A.
307 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, April 2, 1958. Transmits the views of the JCS and Department of Defense on the report on “Technical Feasibility of Cessation of Nuclear Testing.” Top Secret; Restricted Data. 7 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Technical Feasibility.
308 Record of telephone conversation between Eisenhower and John Foster Dulles, April 7, 1958. Message to Khrushchev; cessation of testing. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, White House Telephone Conversations.
309 Informal memorandum from Hagerty to Eisenhower, c. April 7, 1958. Nuclear testing. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, White House Telephone Conversations.
310 Record of telephone conversation between Eisenhower and John Foster Dulles, April 8, 1958. Possible press questions on suspension of nuclear testing. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, White House Telephone Conversations.
311 Memorandum of conversation, April 9, 1958. Record of the first meeting of the Special Working Group on Disarmament; preparations for summit, suspension of nuclear testing. Secret. 5 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 611.0012/4–958.
312 Memorandum from Bethe to Killian, April 17, 1958. Development of clean weapons. Secret; Restricted Data. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Records of the President’s Science Advisory Committee, Nuclear Weapons.
313 Memorandum from Walmsley (IO) to Herter, April 20, 1958. U.S. position on possible Soviet moves in the Security Council on “fail safe” procedures; includes draft Security Council resolutions. Confidential. 5 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 330/4–2058.
314 Memorandum of conversation between Eisenhower and Herter, April 20, 1958. U.S. position on Soviet complaints about “fail safe” procedures. Confidential. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 330/4–2158.
315 Record of telephone conversation between Lodge and John Foster Dulles, April 20, 1958. Follow-on to defeat of Soviet resolution. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Telephone Conversations.
316 Record of telephone conversation between Quarles and John Foster Dulles, April 23, 1958. Proposal to declare the Arctic an inspection zone. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Telephone Conversations.
317 Record of telephone conversation between Lodge and John Foster Dulles, April 24, 1958. Arctic inspection zone proposal. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Telephone Conversations.
318 Record of telephone conversation between Lodge and John Foster Dulles, April 24, 1958. Arctic inspection zone proposal. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Telephone Conversations.
319 Record of telephone conversation between Barco (USUN) and John Foster Dulles, April 25, 1958. Arctic inspection zone proposal. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Telephone Conversations.
320 Letter from John Foster Dulles to Eisenhower, April 30, 1958. Transmits a record of Dulles’ meeting with disarmament advisory panel. Top Secret. 9 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Dulles–Herter Series, Disarmament.
321 Memorandum from Twining to McElroy, April 30, 1958. Views of the JCS on suspension of nuclear testing. Top Secret. 3 pp. Library of Congress, Manuscript Division, Twining Papers, Chairman’s Files.
322 Record of telephone conversation between Eisenhower and John Foster Dulles, May 1, 1958. Congressional role in possible suspension of nuclear testing. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, White House Telephone Conversations.
323 Record of conversation between Eisenhower and John Foster Dulles, May 2, 1958. Possible suspension of nuclear testing. Secret. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
324 Telegram 1259 from USUN, May 2, 1958. U.S. position on fallout. Confidential. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/5–258.
325 Memorandum for the files by Spiegel (S/AE), May 3, 1958. Comments on U.S. position on fallout. Confidential. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Atomic Energy Files: Lot 57 D 688, Fallout.
326 Telegram 1283 from USUN, May 8, 1958. U.S. openness contrasted to Soviet secrecy. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 330/5–858.
327 Telegram 1310 from USUN, May 14, 1958. U.N. report on effects of atomic radiation. Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/5–1458.
328 Memorandum of conversation among John Foster Dulles, Caccia (U.K. Amb), Roper (U.K. Embassy), Kohler, and Farley, May 15, 1958. Possible technical studies of methods of detecting violations of a test cessation agreement. Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
329 Memorandum of conversation between John Foster Dulles and Strauss, May 16, 1958. Suspension of testing and reducing fallout from tests; includes report of Strauss’ General Advisory Committee. Top Secret; Personal and Private. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Memoranda of Conversation.
330 Record of telephone conversation between Eisenhower and John Foster Dulles, May 17, 1958. Question of including the U.K. and France in U.S.-Soviet discussions on detecting testing. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, White House Telephone Conversations.
331 Memorandum of conversation among John Foster Dulles, Caccia, Hood (U.K.), Roper (U.K.), Kohler, and Farley, May 18, 1958. Discussion of response to Khrushchev’s letter. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
332 Memorandum of conversation between Eisenhower and Herter, May 30, 1958. Reply to Macmillan letter on exchange of nuclear weapons information. Confidential. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
333 Memorandum of conversation between Strauss and Herter, May 30, 1958. Reply to Macmillan’s letter. Confidential. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
334 Memorandum of conversation between U.S. experts for technical talks on test detection and John Foster Dulles, Farley, and Spiers, June 6, 1958. Agenda for talks with Soviet Union. Confidential. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/6–658.
335 Memorandum of conversation among U.S. experts, Strauss, and Morris, June 6, 1958. Proposed nuclear test detection discussions. Secret. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/6–658.
336 Telegram 8917 to London, June 13, 1958. Transmits Dulles’ reply to Macmillan letter. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/6–358.
337 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, June 19, 1958. Transmits Department of State-AEC semiannual report on NSC 5725/1, “Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy.” Secret. 34 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351, NSC 5725.
338 National Intelligence Estimate, NIE 100–2–58, July 1, 1958. “Development of Nuclear Capabilities by Fourth Countries: Likelihood and Consequences;” not declassified. Secret. 24 pp. DOS, INR Files.
339 Annex to NIE 100–2–58, July 1, 1958. “Development of Nuclear Capabilities by Fourth Countries: Likelihood and Consequences;” not declassified. Secret; Restricted Data. 4 pp. DOS, INR Files.
340 Letter from John Foster Dulles to Killian, July 3, 1958. Request for exploration of surprise attack issues. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology Files, Disarmament, Surprise Attack.
341 Letter from Killian to John Foster Dulles, July 10, 1958. Problem of surprise attack not limited to technical or scientific issues. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Disarmament, Surprise Attack.
342 Telegram Denuc 103 from Geneva for the Secretary and Killian from Fisk, July 25, 1958. Soviet interest in agreement on nuclear test detection. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/7–2558.
343 Telegram 248 from Moscow, July 26, 1958. Soviet desire for agreement on nuclear test detection. Confidential. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/7–2658.
344 Telegram 661 from London, July 30, 1958. Embassy support for Geneva and Moscow recommendation that U.S. prepare for next steps in disarmament talks. Confidential. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/7–3058.
345 Memorandum of conversation between McCone and John Foster Dulles, July 30, 1958. Dulles reacts negatively to a paper by Libby and Teller urging testing limitations. Confidential; Personal and Private. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Memoranda of Conversation.
346 Record of telephone conversation between Goodpaster and Herter, August 4, 1958. Statement following Geneva discussions. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Herter Papers, Phone Calls and Miscellaneous Memos.
347 Memorandum from Killian to Herter, August 6, 1958. Need for basic policy decision before deciding between test cessation or limitation. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/8–658.
348 Letters from Farley to McCone, Quarles, and Allen Dulles, August 7, 1958. Transmits a proposed revision of U.S. nuclear testing policy. Secret. 7 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/8–758.
349 Memorandum of conversation between Eisenhower and John Foster Dulles, August 12, 1958. Need to resolve nuclear testing policy; Quemoy and Matsu; U.N. session on Near East. Top Secret; Personal and Private. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, Meetings with the President.
350 Record of telephone conversation between John Foster Dulles and Herter, August 13, 1958. Cessation of nuclear testing. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Telephone Conversations.
351 Memorandum of conversation between Lovett and John Foster Dulles, August 14, 1958. Continuation of the disarmament advisory group. Confidential. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Memoranda of Conversation.
352 Memorandum from Bromley Smith to Gray, August 14, 1958. Record of the Disarmament Working Group meeting. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Suspension of Nuclear Testing.
353 Telegram Denuc 163 from Geneva, August 14, 1958. Report of meeting with Soviets in Geneva on detection of nuclear explosions. Confidential. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/8–1458.
354 Letter from Kistiakowsky to Killian, August 15, 1958. Conveys report of Inter-Agency Group on Surprise Attack (not included). Top Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Disarmament, Surprise Attack.
355 Memorandum from Keeny to Goodpaster, August 15, 1958. Forwards three papers on nuclear test cessation. Top Secret. 10 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary, Nuclear Testing.
356 Letter from Kistiakowsky to McElroy, August 15, 1958. Conveys report of Inter-Agency Group on Surprise Attack (not included). Top Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Panel, Surprise Attack.
357 Memorandum from Twining to McElroy, August 15, 1958. Conveys negative JCS views on cessation of nuclear testing. Secret; Restricted Data. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Nuclear Testing.
358 Letter from the President’s Science Advisory Committee Panel on Surprise Attack to Killian, August 15, 1958. Transmits the Panel’s report (not included). Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology.
359 Draft Presidential statement, August 18, 1958. For release after successful conclusion of Geneva talks on detection of nuclear tests. Confidential. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Dulles–Herter Series.
360 Telegram 1913 to London, August 19, 1958. Transmits letter from Eisenhower to Macmillan on public statement on cessation of nuclear testing. Confidential; Presidential Handling; Niact. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/8–1958.
361 Record of telephone conversation between Herter and John Foster Dulles, August 20, 1958. Statement on nuclear testing; offshore islands. No classification marking. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Telephone Conversations.
362 Record of telephone conversation between Herter and John Foster Dulles, August 20, 1958. Statement on cessation of nuclear testing. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Telephone Conversations.
363 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Herter, Killian, Persons, Hagerty, and Goodpaster, August 20, 1958. Statement on cessation of nuclear testing. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
364 Telegram Secto 8 from John Foster Dulles at USUN, August 20, 1958. Draft Presidential statement on cessation of nuclear testing. Confidential. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/8–2058.
365 Record of telephone conversation between Herter and John Foster Dulles, August 20, 1958. Statement on cessation of nuclear testing. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Telephone Conversations.
366 Message from Macmillan to Eisenhower, August 20, 1958. Seeks assurance on release of nuclear testing information. Top Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, Macmillan to Eisenhower.
367 Message from Macmillan to Eisenhower, August 20, 1958. Agrees to statement on cessation of nuclear testing. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, Macmillan to Eisenhower.
368 Message from Macmillan to Eisenhower, August 20, 1958. Urges postponement of statement on cessation of nuclear testing. Top Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, Macmillan to Eisenhower.
369 Telegram 1969 to London, August 20, 1958. Conveys message from Eisenhower to Macmillan on providing technical information and political necessity of making statement on cessation of nuclear testing. Secret; Presidential Handling. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/8–2058.
370 Memorandum of conversation between Dulles, Reinhardt, and Greene and U.K. officials: Lloyd, Hayter, Moore, and Lasky, August 20, 1958. Statement on suspension of nuclear testing. Confidential. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
371 Letter from Strauss to Eisenhower, August 20, 1958. Assures Eisenhower U.S. can provide nuclear information sought by Macmillan. Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Administration Series, Strauss, Adm. Lewis.
372 Telegram Dulte 2 from John Foster Dulles at USUN, August 21, 1958. Transmits for Eisenhower text of letter from Dulles to Macmillan on suspension of nuclear testing. Secret; Niact; Eyes Only. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/8–2158.
373 Record of telephone conversations between Eisenhower and Herter and John Foster Dulles, August 21, 1958. Statement on suspension of nuclear testing. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, White House Telephone Conversations.
374 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Libby and Goodpaster, August 21, 1958. Eisenhower urges full and generous exchange of information with U.K. Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary, AEC, Vol. II.
375 Telegram Secto 13 from John Foster Dulles at USUN, August 21, 1958. Transmits Dulles’ views on draft statement on suspension of nuclear testing. Confidential. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700/5611/8–2158.
376 Telegram Dulte 4 from John Foster Dulles at USUN, August 71, 1958. Repeats telegram to London transmitting letter from Macmillan to Dulles. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.6511/8–2158.
377 Message from Macmillan to Eisenhower, August 21, 1958. Statement on suspension of nuclear testing. No classification marking. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, Macmillan to Eisenhower.
378 Message from Macmillan to John Foster Dulles, August 21, 1958. Statement on suspension of nuclear testing. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, Macmillan to Dulles, 1955–59.
379 Memorandum from Cumming (INR) to John Foster Dulles, August 30, 1958. Intelligence Note: Khrushchev Statement on Nuclear Test Suspension. Confidential. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 711.5611/8–3058.
380 Letter from Acting AEC Chairman to Eisenhower, September 4, 1958. Initial U.S.–U.K. information exchanges. Secret; Restricted Data. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Presidential Actions–Atomic.
381 Memorandum from Breithut (S/AE) to John Foster Dulles, September 8, 1958. Briefing for meeting with McCone: IAEA, U.S.-French exchanges. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Atomic Energy Files: Lot 57 D 688, IAEA–General.
382 Memorandum of conversation among McCone, Vance (AEC). John Foster Dulles, Wilcox (IO), Breithut (S/AE), and Cargo (IO/UNP), September 8, 1958. IAEA. Confidential. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Atomic Energy Files: Lot 57 D 688, IAEA–General.
383 Memorandum from Minshull to Killian, September 23, 1958. Outlines JCS view that readiness, disposition, and level of forces not be included in Surprise Attack talks. Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Disarmament, Surprise Attack.
384 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Killian and Goodpaster, September 30, 1958. ABMA move to NASA, Geneva Conference on Atoms for Peace, surprise attack study. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
385 Memorandum of conference with the President, and McCone and Goodpaster, October 7, 1958. IAEA problems, Plowshare, uranium requirements. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
386 Note from Gray to Goodpaster, October 11, 1958. Conveys memoranda of conversation between the President and Teller and Bradbury, dealing with detecting nuclear tests. Top Secret enclosures. 11 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary, Nuclear Testing.
387 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, October 16, 1958. Terms of reference for surprise attack delegation, nuclear test suspension negotiations. Secret. 8 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
388 Memorandum from Wilcox (IO) to John Foster Dulles, October 27, 1958. Proposal for 81-Nation Disarmament Conference, nuclear testing resolutions in the U.N. General Assembly. Confidential. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 320.11/10–2758.
389 Memorandum of conversation between John Foster Dulles and Murray, October 28, 1958. Geneva Conference on Nuclear Testing. Confidential; Personal and Private. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Memoranda of Conversation.
390 Telegram Supnu 45 from Geneva, November 11, 1958. Summary of first 10 days of nuclear test conference. Confidential; Priority. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/11–1158.
391 Memorandum of conversation among Dulles, Macomber, Farley, and Sen. Gore, November 17, 1958. Gore proposal on atmospheric testing. Confidential. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/11–1758.
392 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, Farley, Spiers, Killian, and Bethe, November 18, 1958. Bethe’s views of nuclear test suspension conference. Secret; Limit Distribution. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
393 Telegram Supnu 77 from Geneva, November 21, 1958. Proposes change in negotiating position in nuclear test conference. Secret; Niact; Limited Distribution. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/11–2158.
394 Telegram Supnu 78 from Geneva, November 21, 1958. Proposed U.S.–U.K. public statement. Secret; Niact; Limited Distribution. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/11–2158.
395 Record of telephone conversation between McElroy and John Foster Dulles, November 26, 1958. Response to Nixon cable pushing for rapid change in U.S. negotiating position. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Telephone Conversations.
396 Telegram 5175 to London, personal for the Vice President from Secretary, November 26, 1958. Conveys view that there must be full deliberation on proposed change in U.S. position at nuclear test suspension conference. Secret; Priority; Limit Distribution. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 033.1100–NI/11–2658.
397 Memorandum of conversation between John Foster Dulles and Gray, November 26, 1958. Use of interdepartmental machinery to deal with issues arising from nuclear test suspension conference. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up.
398 Telegram Supnu 121 from Geneva, December 9, 1958. Basic provisions text tabled by Soviet Delegation. Official Use Only. 12 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/12–958.
399 Telegram Supnu 136 from Geneva, December 15, 1958. U.S. text for several treaty articles. Official Use Only. 8 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/12–1558.
400 Telegram Nusup 118 to Geneva, December 15, 1958. Textual changes to delegation’s proposal. Confidential; Priority. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/12–1558.
401 Memorandum from Herter to Gray, December 17, 1958. Response of the Interdepartmental Working Group on Disarmament to a request for an evaluation of a test suspension proposal by Sen. Gore. Confidential. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/11–2658.
402 Memorandum from Herter to Gray, December 17, 1958. Transmits an interagency evaluation of a test suspension proposal by Sen. Gore. Confidential. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Disarmament.
403 Letter from McCone to Gray, December 19, 1958. Conveys AEC views on issues that have arisen in nuclear test suspension negotiations. Secret; Defense Information. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Disarmament.
404 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, December 30, 1958. U.S. position in nuclear test suspension talks; Hardtack II data. Secret. 13 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/12–3058.
405 Report of the Panel on Seismic Improvement, January 7, 1959. Suggests improvements to detection systems. Confidential. 6 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Disarmament.
406 Record of telephone conversation between Wadsworth and Herter, January 9, 1959. Need for decisions on U.S. position in cessation of nuclear testing talks. No classification marking. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 110.12–HE/1–959.
407 Letter from Eisenhower to Macmillan, January 12, 1959. Agrees to drop linkage of cessation of nuclear testing to progress on disarmament. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, Eisenhower to Macmillan.
408 Memorandum from Gray to Eisenhower, January 13, 1959. Advises against Gore proposal on nuclear testing at this time. Confidential. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Suspension of Nuclear Testing.
409 Telegram Nusup 157 to Geneva for Wadsworth, January 16, 1959. Account of Dulles’ conversation with Mikoyan on cessation of nuclear testing. Secret; Niact; Limit Distribution. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/1–1659.
410 Memorandum of conference with the President, and McCone and Goodpaster, January 16, 1959. U.S.–U.K. nuclear cooperation, Department of Defense plutonium requirements, domestic nuclear power, thermocouples to power satellites, sales of U–235 to IAEA. No classification marking. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
411 Letter from Herter to Killian, January 16, 1959. Urges version of seismic improvement report be prepared to present to the Soviet Union, further testing be conducted. Confidential. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Nuclear Test Suspension, Seismic Data.
412 Letter from McCone to Herter, January 19, 1959. Urges change in negotiating objectives until more reliable detection system developed. Personal. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, McCone Papers, Khrushchev Exchange.
413 Letter from Herter to Killian, January 23, 1959. Proposes panel of experts to examine detection of high altitude tests. Confidential. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/1–2359.
414 Note from Smith to Gray, January 26, 1959. Transmits papers for meeting on seismic improvement. Confidential. 8 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Suspension of Nuclear Testing.
415 Telegram Supnu 230 from Geneva, for Herter from Wadsworth, January 27, 1958. Urges tabling proposed duration clause of draft nuclear testing cessation treaty. Secret; Niact; Limited Distribution. 5 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/1–2759.
416 Telegram Nusup 184 to Geneva, January 28. 1959. Approves tabling duration clause. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/1–2759.
417 Memorandum of conversation among John Foster Dulles, Department of State officials, and Nuclear Advisory Panel members, January 30, 1959. Nuclear test suspension negotiations, surprise attack safeguards. Secret. 5 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/1–3059.
418 Record of telephone conversation between John Foster Dulles and Farley, February 1, 1959. Soviet veto proposal in nuclear testing suspension talks. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Telephone Conversations.
419 Telegram 1165 to Geneva, personal for Wadsworth from Secretary, February 1, 1959. No further clauses to be tabled in nuclear testing suspension talks. Secret; Priority; Limit Distribution. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/2–159.
420 Letter from McCone to John Foster Dulles, February 2, 1959. U.S. should not agree to cessation of tests that cannot be reliably detected. Secret. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/2–259.
421 National Intelligence Estimate, NIE 100–5–59, February 3, 1959. “Implications for the Free World and the Communist Bloc of Growing Nuclear Capabilities.” Secret. 12 pp. DOS, INRNIE Files.
422 Telegram Secto 9 from London, February 5, 1959. Account of John Foster Dulles’ discussions with Ormsby-Gore and Lloyd on nuclear test suspension talks. Secret; Niact. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/2–559.
423 Record of telephone conversation between Dulles and Greene, February 11, 1959. Possibility of breaking off nuclear testing suspension talks. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, General Telephone Conversations.
424 Letter from Herter to McCone, February 16, 1959. Rejects AEC position on nuclear testing suspension talks. Secret. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/2–259.
425 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, Kohler, and Spiers and Caccia and Roper (U.K. Embassy), February 17, 1959. U.S. firm position on control issues in nuclear testing suspension talks. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/2–1759.
426 Letter from Macmillan to Eisenhower, February 20, 1959. Extols virtue of agreement on suspension of nuclear testing. Secret. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 64 D 204, Macmillan to Eisenhower.
427 Memorandum from Eisenhower to Herter, February 21, 1959. Comments on Macmillan message on nuclear test suspension negotiations. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Diary Series.
428 Memorandum from Herter to Eisenhower, February 22, 1959. Transmits proposed reply to Macmillan letter. Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/2–2259.
429 Telegram Supnu 294 from Geneva, February 23, 1959. U.S. Delegation ideas on handling a recess in nuclear testing suspension talks. Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/2–2359.
430 Letter from Herter to Goodpaster, February 25, 1959. Transmits message from Lloyd to Herter providing a readout of Macmillan’s talks in Moscow. Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Herter Papers, Miscellaneous Memos.
431 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Killian and Goodpaster, February 25, 1959. Eisenhower request to Killian to talk to Herter about inspection in connection with nuclear testing suspension talks. Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Diary Series.
432 Telegram Supnu 310 from Geneva, eyes only for Herter from Wadsworth, March 1, 1959. Desirability of tabling article on duration. Secret; Priority. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/3–159.
433 Memorandum from Twining to McElroy, JCSM–71–59, March 2, 1959. Conveys JCS views on formation of a group to study problems of surprise attack. Secret. 5 pp. Library of Congress, Twining Papers, Chairman’s File.
434 Telegram Supnu 319 from Geneva, eyes only for Herter from Wadsworth, March 5, 1959. Expresses concern with news reports that U.S. and U.K. have agreed to Soviet veto list. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/3–559.
435 Telegram Supnu 323 from Geneva, eyes only for Herter, March 8, 1959. Seeks advice on tactics in nuclear test suspension talks. Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/3–859.
436 Telegram Supnu 325 from Geneva, eyes only for Herter from Wadsworth, March 9, 1959. Suggests a recess in nuclear testing suspension talks. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/3–959.
437 Telegram Supnu 328 from Geneva, eyes only for Herter from Wadsworth, March 10, 1959. Further indications Soviets would agree to a recess. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/3–1059.
438 Memorandum from Beckler to Killian, March 11, 1959. Mitigating effects of withdrawal from nuclear testing suspension talks. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Disarmament-Nuclear Policy.
439 Note from Caccia to Herter, March 13, 1959. Transmits a copy of a letter from Macmillan to Eisenhower agreeing to a recess of nuclear testing suspension talks. Secret. 6 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, Macmillan to Eisenhower.
440 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Killian and Goodpaster, March 13, 1959. Technical aspects of detecting nuclear testing. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
441 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Herter and Goodpaster, March 17, 1959. Nuclear testing suspension talks, surprise attack negotiations. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
442 Memorandum of conversation among Eisenhower, John Foster Dulles, Herter, Macmillan, and Lloyd, March 22, 1959. German peace treaty; Egyptian-Iraqi relations; nuclear test suspension talks. Secret; Personal and Private. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Dulles Papers, Meetings with the President.
443 Memorandum for the File by McCone, March 23, 1959. Discussion with Lloyd on nuclear testing suspension talks. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, McCone Papers, Sealed File No. 5.
444 Memorandum from the Panel on Seismic Improvement to Killian, March 24, 1959. Transmits report on concealment of underground explosions. Secret. 7 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Disarmament-Nuclear Policy.
445 Memorandum for Killian, March 26, 1959. Recommendations by the Panel on High Altitude Detection and the Panel on Seismic Improvement. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Disarmament-Nuclear-Hi-Alt. Misc.
446 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, March 26, 1959. Negotiating tactics for nuclear testing suspension talks. Secret; Limit Distribution. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
447 Letter from Quarles to Herter, March 26, 1959. U.S. position at resumed nuclear test suspension talks. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Disarmament-Nuclear Policy.
448 Memorandum from Killian to the Department of State, March 31, 1959. Suggests change to memorandum of conversation of March 26, 1959. Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Disarmament-Nuclear Policy.
449 Memorandum from Killian to Eisenhower, March 31, 1959. Technical factors relating to arms limitation and to the Geneva conference on nuclear test cessation. Secret. 11 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Administrative Series, Killian, James R., 1957.
450 Memorandum of conversation between Herter and Lloyd and their delegations, USDel/MC/12, April 4, 1959. Nuclear test suspension negotiations. Secret; Limit Distribution. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
451 Memorandum from Herter to Eisenhower, April 4, 1959. Transmits a draft letter to Macmillan suggesting a position to take in nuclear test suspension negotiations. Secret. 7 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Dulles-Herter Series, April 1959.
452 Telegram 8816 to London, April 4, 1959. Transmits letter from Eisenhower to Macmillan on nuclear test suspension talks. Secret; Niact; Presidential Handling. 6 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, Eisenhower to Macmillan.
453 Letter from McCone to Herter, April 4, 1959. Believes U.S. should test during interim period; U.S. should not accept a detection system that only deters testing. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/4–459.
454 Memorandum from Killian to Gray, April 7, 1959. Recommends systematic study on military and technical aspects of arms control. Confidential. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Suspension of Nuclear Testing.
455 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, Quarles, Irwin, and Farley, April 7, 1959. Discussion of proposed surprise attack study. Confidential. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
456 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, Quarles, Irwin, and Farley, April 7, 1959. Letter to Macmillan; concept of deterrence. Secret; Limited Distribution. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
457 Letter from Herter to McCone, April 8, 1959. Response to McCone letter: U.S. would retain right to conduct underground tests, detection systems. Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary, Nuclear Testing.
458 Record of telephone conversations between Goodpaster and Eisenhower and Herter, April 10, 1959. Discussion of Macmillan proposal on nuclear testing. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Herter Papers, Phone Calls and Miscellaneous Memos.
459 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, April 15, 1959. Macmillan proposal to offer unilateral moratorium on underground and outer space testing while negotiations on those issues are underway. Secret; Limit Distribution. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/4–1559.
460 Letter from Killian to Herter, April 18, 1959. Transmits President’s Science Advisory Committee’s recommendation for arms control studies. Confidential. 10 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Disarmament-Surprise Attack, Miscellaneous.
461 Memorandum from Herter to Eisenhower, April 20, 1959. Recommends against Macmillan proposal for moratorium on underground and space nuclear testing. Secret. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Disarmament-Nuclear Policy.
462 Telegram Supnu 382 from Geneva, for Herter from Wadsworth, April 22, 1959. Negotiating tactics at nuclear testing suspension talks. Secret; Niact; Limited Distribution. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/4–2259.
463 Telegram Supnu 383 from Geneva, April 22, 1959. Negotiating tactics at nuclear testing suspension talks. Secret; Priority; Limit Distribution. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/4–2259.
464 Telegram Supnu 401 from Geneva, April 29, 1959. Soviets seem to adopt Macmillan quota proposals. Secret; Priority; Limit Distribution. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/4–2959.
465 Memorandum from Panofsky to Killian, May 1, 1959. Preliminary findings of the working group on high altitude detection. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Disarmament-Nuclear-Hi-Alt-Misc.
466 Memorandum for the record by Goodpaster, May 5, 1959. Gray’s comments on Department of State proposal for disarmament policy review. Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary, Disarmament.
467 Telegram Supnu 433 from Geneva, May 14, 1959. Transmits text of proposed communiqué on nuclear test ban. Secret; Niact; Limit Distribution. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/5–1459.
468 Telegram Secto 67 from Herter at Geneva, May 18, 1959. Account of talk with Lloyd on Soviet refusal of technical discussions on seismic detection, criteria for inspections. Secret. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 396.1–GE/5–1859.
469 Memorandum of conference with the President, and a group of scientists and Goodpaster, May 19, 1959. Technical basis of disarmament; international exchange of scientific information. Secret. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
470 Telegram Tosec 144 to Herter at Geneva from the Acting Secretary, May 29, 1959. Negotiating tactics for resumption of nuclear test ban talks. Secret; Limited Distribution. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/5–2959.
471 Telegram Tosec 145 to Herter at Geneva, May 29, 1959. Transmits draft tactics paper for nuclear test ban negotiations. Secret; Limited Distribution. 5 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/5–2959.
472 Memorandum from Irwin to Herter, June 8, 1959. Department of Defense reservations on resumption of general disarmament talks. Confidential. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, IO Files: Lot 61 D 91, Disarmament.
473 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, June 17, 1959. High-altitude technical talks, inspections of nuclear test ban. Secret; Limit Distribution. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
474 Terms of reference for disarmament policy review, June 23, 1959. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary, Disarmament.
475 Letter from Herter to Taylor, July 1, 1959. Requests Taylor to head disarmament policy review; includes terms of reference for review. Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 611.0012/7–159.
476 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, State staff, McCone, and a Congressional delegation, July 8, 1959. Congressional observer group’s views on nuclear test ban talks. Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 033.1100/7–859.
477 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, July 9, 1959. Public opinion; possibility of concealment of nuclear tests. Secret; Limit Distribution. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Disarmament-Nuclear Policy.
478 Memorandum of conversation between Caccia and Hood and Herter and Merchant, July 10, 1959. Nuclear test ban talks. Secret. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/7–1059.
479 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, July 16, 1959. Technical aspects of nuclear test suspension talks. Secret; Limit Distribution. 8 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Panel-Disarmament-NT-Policy.
480 Memorandum from Killian to Kistiakowsky, July 20, 1959. Proposes discussing Latter Hole in nuclear test suspension talks. Top Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Panel-Disarmament-NT-Policy.
481 Memorandum of conversation between Herter and Gromyko, US/MC/164, July 29, 1959. Resumption of disarmament negotiations. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
482 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Dillon, Coolidge, and Goodpaster, July 29, 1959. Disarmament study. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
483 Telegram Cahto 188 from Herter at Geneva, July 31, 1959. Wadsworth’s views on recess of nuclear test ban talks. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/7–3159.
484 Telegram Cahto 201 from Herter at Geneva, August 3, 1959. Discussions with U.K. on nuclear test ban talks. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/8–359.
485 Letter from McElroy to Eisenhower, August 5, 1959. Plans to resume testing. Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Administration Series, McElroy, Neil, 1959.
486 Report of Joint U.S.–U.K. Technical Group to Review Technical Aspects of Nuclear Weapons Test Detection. London, August 10–11, 1959. “Large Hole;” satellite detection systems. Secret. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Disarmament, Nuclear Policy.
487 Letter from McElroy to Eisenhower, August 14, 1959. Conveys JCS concerns about extension of nuclear test moratorium, safety of nuclear weapons. Top Secret; Restricted Data. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Administration Series, McElroy, Neil, 1959.
488 Letter from McElroy to Eisenhower, August 20, 1959. JCS views on phased approach to agreement for the cessation of nuclear testing, underwater testing. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Administration Series, McElroy, Neil, 1959.
489 Memorandum from Twining to McElroy, JCSM–337–59, August 21, 1959. JCS views on necessity of nuclear testing. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary, Nuclear Testing.
490 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, August 26, 1959. Kistiakowsky report on nuclear test requirements. Top Secret; Restricted Data. 7 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Suspension of Nuclear Testing.
491 Letter from Dillon to McElroy, August 28, 1959. Transmits letter from Kistiakowsky stating Geneva experts concluded that underwater tests could be detected. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/8–2559.
492 Memorandum of conversation between Herter and Lloyd and their delegations, US/MC/15, August 28, 1959. Disarmament machinery, cut-off of production of fissionable material, disarmament policy. Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Conference Files: Lot 64 D 560, CF 1449.
493 Memorandum of conversation between Eisenhower, Macmillan, and U.S. and U.K. officials, US/MC/16, August 30, 1959. Monitoring nuclear testing, U.S. need for safety testing. Secret; Limit Distribution. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Conference Files: Lot 64 D 560, CF 1449.
494 Memorandum of conversation between Herter, Lloyd, and U.S. and U.K. officials, US/MC/22, September 1, 1959. Tactics for nuclear test ban talks, joint research. Secret; Limit Distribution. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Conference Files: Lot 64 D, CF 1449.
495 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, September 2, 1959. Transmits report on the implementation of NSC 5725/1, for the period July, 1958-June 30, 1959. Secret. 46 pp. NARA, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351, NSC 5725.
496 Special National Intelligence Estimate, SNIE 11–9A–59, September 8, 1959. “Probable Soviet Position on Nuclear Weapons Testing.” Secret; Restricted Data. 11 pp. DOS, INR Files.
497 Letter from McElroy to Eisenhower, September 14, 1959. Transmits JCS views on nuclear testing and makes his own recommendation that underground testing should resume. Top Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Panel, Disarmament Policy, 1959.
498 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Dillon, Farley, Allen Dulles, Gates, Burke, McCone, Kistiakowky, Gray, Persons, and Goodpaster, September 22, 1959. One-point safety testing; nuclear reactor for Dutch submarine; exchange of reactor information with the Soviet Union. Top Secret. 7 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
499 Memorandum from Coolidge to Herter, September 29, 1959. Elimination of nuclear weapons. Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Administration Series, Coolidge, Charles A.
500 Record of telephone conversation between Dillon and Kistiakowsky, October 6, 1959. Control system for suspension of nuclear testing. Confidential. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
501 Memorandum from Keeny to Kistiakowsky, October 15, 1959. Comment on instructions to U.S. delegation to nuclear test ban negotiations. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Panel-Disarmament-NT-Policy 59.
502 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, Ormsby-Gore, and U.S. and U.K. officials, October 20, 1959. Tabling a limited treaty in nuclear test negotiations. Secret; Limit Distribution. 5 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
503 Memorandum from Starbird to McCone, October 26, 1959. Recommends U.S. resumption of underground testing. Secret; Personal. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, McCone Papers, Sealed File No. 3.
504 Memorandum of conference with the President, and McCone and Goodpaster, October 27, 1959. McCone’s visit to the Soviet Union; Yemelyanov visit to U.S.; Dutch request for nuclear submarine; discussion with Macmillan on nuclear testing negotiations; U.K. purchase of U-235. Secret; Restricted Data. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
505 Letter from Gates to Dillon, October 28, 1959. Question of a lack of effective system to detect high-altitude tests; includes summary of engineering studies. Secret. 8 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Panel-Disarmament-NT-Policy 59.
506 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, Farley, Spiers, Coolidge, Irwin, and Panel of Disarmament Advisers, November 3, 1959. Nuclear test negotiations, stability of deterrence requires greater conventional force. Secret; Limit Distribution. 6 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
507 Memorandum for the record by Haskins, November 30, 1959. Planning Board meeting with Coolidge. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Disarmament, General.
508 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, other U.S. officials, and Panel of Disarmament Advisers, December 1, 1959. Developments in nuclear test talks, Coolidge report, troop withdrawals from Europe, Norstad plan. Secret; Limit Distribution. 7 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
509 Record of Cabinet meeting by Starbird, December 11, 1959. Nuclear testing suspension talks. Secret; Restricted Data. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Suspension of Nuclear Testing.
510 Memorandum of meeting with Nixon and Principals by Gray, December 11, 1959. Moratorium on nuclear testing. Top Secret. 9 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Suspension of Nuclear Testing.
511 Telegram from Harold Brown to McCone, December 26, 1959. Results of technical working group no. 2: foolproof detection impossible, U.S. should resume testing. Secret. 6 pp. Eisenhower Library, McCone Papers, Test File, Dec. 1959.
512 Memorandum of conversation among the Principals of Geneva Test Group, December 28, 1959. No agreement with the Soviet Union on technical detection criteria, position to take in resumed negotiations, decision on testing. Secret. 6 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
513 Memorandum from McCone to the AEC General Manager, December 29, 1959. Details decision made by the President on U.S. position in nuclear testing ban talks. Secret; Personal. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, McCone Papers, Test File, March 1960.
514 Telegram 5162 to London, January 7, 1960. Transmits letter from Dillon to Lloyd outlining U.S. position in resumed nuclear test suspension talks. Confidential; Limit Distribution. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, UK Officials Correspondence with Secretary Herter.
515 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, January 8, 1960. Discussion of appropriate threshold for underground testing. Secret. 8 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
516 Memorandum for the record by Keeny, January 15, 1960. Comments on Department of Defense staff paper (attached) on the threshold for underground tests. Secret. 18 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Disarmament, NT, Threshold.
517 Memorandum of conversation among Herter and U.S., Canadian, French, U.K., and Italian officials, January 18, 1960. Preparations for ten-nation disarmament talks. Secret. 6 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
518 Note from Calhoun to Goodpaster, January 18, 1960. Transmits letter from Lloyd to Herter on position on nuclear test talks. Secret. 8 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, State Mepco Cables.
519 Tabs A and B to memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, January 19, 1960 (memorandum of conversation is print Document 240). Agenda of Working Group meeting and draft instruction on threshold to U.S. delegation to nuclear test talks. Confidential. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
520 Letter from Gates to Herter, January 19, 1960. Transmits joint State Department-Defense Department study on disarmament prepared under Coolidge’s direction. Secret. 73 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary, Disarmament.
521 Telegram 5562 to London, January 23, 1960. Transmits letter from Herter to Lloyd on threshold proposal at nuclear test talks. Confidential. 6 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, U.K. Officials Correspondence with Secretary Herter.
522 Memoranda of conversation between Eisenhower and Herter, January 23, 1960. Ten-nation disarmament conference; letter to Lloyd on nuclear test talks. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Herter Papers, Meetings with the President.
523 Message from Ormsby-Gore to Herter, January 29, 1960. Disagrees with threshold proposal for nuclear test talks. Confidential. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, U.K. Officials Correspondence with Secretary Herter.
524 Telegram 5847 to London, February 2, 1960. Reply from Herter to Lloyd acknowledging differences, proposing interim steps at nuclear test talks. Confidential; Priority; Limit Distribution. 5 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, U.K. Officials Correspondence with Secretary Herter.
525 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, Caccia, and U.S. and U.K. officials, February 3, 1960. Attempt to coordinate positions for nuclear test talks. Confidential. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
526 Memorandum of telephone conversation between Herter and McCone, February 3, 1960. Ormsby-Gore visit. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Herter Papers, Phone Calls and Miscellaneous Memos.
527 Working paper, February 8, 1960. U.S. Views on Certain Disarmament Measures. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
528 Memorandum for the file by Herter, February 11, 1960. Record of discussion among Herter, Farley, Gates, Douglas, and Irwin on test detection improvements, cut-off in production of fissionable material. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 600.0012/12–1160.
529 Memorandum from Twining to Gates, JCSM–51–60, February 12, 1960. JCS views on U.S. disarmament policy. Secret. 18 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, NSC Special Meetings.
530 Record of telephone conversations between Herter and Eaton, Gates and Farley, February 13, 1960. U.S. position for ten-nation disarmament talks. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Herter Papers, Phone Calls and Miscellaneous Memos.
531 Record of telephone conversation between Herter and Gates, February 15, 1960. Cut-off of production of fissionable material. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Herter Papers, Phone Calls and Miscellaneous Memos.
532 Memorandum from Kistiakowsky to Eisenhower, February 18, 1960. Government organization for the development of arms limitation and control policies. Confidential. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Panel-Disarmament-Organization.
533 Memorandum from Farley to Merchant, February 19, 1960. Five-power disarmament talks; cut-off of production of fissionable material; disarmament policy. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 600.0012/2–1960.
534 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, Dillon, Merchant, and other State Department officials, February 21, 1960. French view on cut-off; five-power working paper; negotiating tactics for ten-power talks; military force levels. Secret; Limit Distribution. 7 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
535 Letter from Khrushchev to Eisenhower, March 3, 1960. U.S. plans to share nuclear weapons with NATO. No classification marking; Presidential Handling 5 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, Khrushchev-Eisenhower.
536 Telegram 6676 to London, March 5, 1960. Transmits letter for Lloyd from Herter on ten-nation disarmament talks. Secret; Niact. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, UK Officials Correspondence with Secretary Herter.
537 Note from Caccia to Herter, March 7, 1960. Transmits letter from Lloyd to Herter: applauds compromise on nuclear testing talks position. Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, U.K. Officials Correspondence with Secretary Herter.
538 Memorandum for the record by Goodpaster, March 8, 1960. Record of discussion between Eisenhower and Herter of a letter from Lloyd. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary, State Department.
539 Memorandum of conversation among Eisenhower, Menshikov, and Davis, March 8, 1960. Menshikov delivers Khrushchev’s letter on nuclear arms for NATO. Secret; Presidential Handling. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 600.0012/3–860.
540 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Dillon, McCone, and John Eisenhower, March 10, 1960. Operation Plowshare. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
541 Letter from Eisenhower to Khrushchev, March 12, 1960. No change in U.S. policy against transferring nuclear weapons to other countries. Confidential; Presidential Handling. 6 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, Eisenhower-Khrushchev.
542 Telegram Didel 32 to Geneva, March 16, 1960. Summary of approved position paper on Communist China and U.S. disarmament policy. Secret. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 396.1–GE/3–1660.
543 Record of telephone conversation between Herter and Kistiakowsky, March 21, 1960. Disarmament organization; military planning; developments in test talks; moratorium on testing. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Herter Papers, Phone Calls and Miscellaneous Memos.
544 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, March 21, 1960. Transmits March 14 report by Kistiakowsky on “The Feasibility and National Security Implications of a Monitored Agreement to Stop or Limit Ballistic Missile Testing and/or Production” and two JCS memoranda (attachments to print Document 249). Top Secret; Restricted Data. 50 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/S–RD Files: Lot 71 D 171.
545 Letter from Eaton to Herter, March 22, 1960. Report on first week of ten-nation conference on disarmament. Secret; Eyes Only. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 396.12–GE/3–2260.
546 Note from Caccia to Herter, March 22, 1960. Transmits letter to Herter from Lloyd on nuclear test conference. Secret; Personal. 5 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, U.K. Officials Correspondence with Secretary Herter.
547 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, March 22, 1960. Discussion of reply to Soviet proposal on testing moratorium. Secret. 5 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
548 Telegram 4663 from London, March 24, 1960. U.K. views on Soviet proposal for test moratorium. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Dulles-Herter Series.
549 Draft paper with Eisenhower’s revisions, March 24, 1960. Outlines a U.S. position on nuclear test suspension. Confidential. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Dulles–Herter Series.
550 Telegram Deldi 39 from Geneva, eyes only for Herter from Eaton, March 26, 1960. Disarmament and the Macmillan visit. Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 396.12–GE/3–2660.
551 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, Kohler, Farley, Caccia, and Hood, March 26, 1960. U.S. position on Soviet proposal for a test moratorium in advance of Macmillan visit. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
552 Memorandum of conversation between Herter, Macmillan, and other U.S. and U.K. officials, March 28, 1960. Coordinating the U.S.–U.K. position in nuclear test talks. Secret; Limit Distribution. 5 pp. NARA, RG59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
553 Paper, March 28, 1960. “The Need for Nuclear Detonations in a Seismic Research Program.” Confidential. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Miscellaneous Series, Macmillan, Vol. II.
554 Talking Paper, undated. Coordinated effort in the seismic improvement program. Confidential. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Miscellaneous Series, Macmillan, Vol. II.
555 Supplementary memorandum of meeting between Eisenhower and Macmillan, March 29, 1960. Instructions for test ban negotiations. Secret. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Miscellaneous Series, Macmillan, Vol. II.
556 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Kistiakowsky, Persons, and Goodpaster, March 30, 1960. Research in seismic detection, radioactive strontium in wheat. Secret. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Diary Series.
557 Letter from Herter to Gray, April 11, 1960. Organization for disarmament. No classification marking, but responds to a Personal and Confidential memorandum from Gray (included). 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Disarmament-General.
558 Statement agreed to at a meeting of five Western Foreign Ministers, April 13, 1960. Tab C to print Document 252 re disarmament negotiations. Confidential. 1 p. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
559 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, Green, and other U.S. and Canadian officials, US/MC/50, April 14, 1960. Accession to nuclear test ban agreement, Chinese nuclear capability, commercial nuclear work in Europe. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
560 Memorandum of conversation between Herter and other U.S. officials, April 21, 1960. Coordinating center for U.S. disarmament efforts. Confidential. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
561 Memorandum of discussion between Eisenhower and McCone, April 22, 1960. McCone’s visit to France; nuclear testing. Confidential; Eyes Only. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, McCone Papers, Sealed File No. 5.
562 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, Couve de Murville, and other U.S. and French officials, April 24, 1960. Tactics for ten-power disarmament talks. Confidential. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 396.12–GE/4–2460.
563 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, May 5, 1960. ARPA briefing on detection of high-altitude explosions; inspection of underground events above the threshold. Secret. 9 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Panel-Disarmament-NT-Policy, 1960.
564 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, May 10, 1960. Detection of nuclear tests and missile launches, inspections. Secret. 8 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
565 Memorandum for the record by Kistiakowsky, June 6, 1960. Comment son technical aspects of nuclear weapons tests cessation. Secret; Eyes Only. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology.
566 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, June 9, 1960. Safeguarding seismic research explosions, high altitude detection. Secret; Restricted Data. 13 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, RD-Test Ban Question.
567 Memorandum from Twining to Gates, JCSM–250–60, June 10, 1960. Conveys JCS views on a June 2 Soviet disarmament proposal. Secret. 2 pp. Library of Congress, Twining Papers, Chairman’s File.
568 Memorandum from Twining to Gates, JCSM–236–60, June 13, 1960. Conveys JCS views on test ban treaty. Secret. 7 pp. Library of Congress, Twining Papers, Chairman’s File.
569 Letter from Lloyd to Herter, June 15, 1960. Status of U.S. positions at test ban negotiations. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, U.K. Officials Correspondence with Secretary Herter.
570 Memorandum of conversation among Sullivan and Spiers and Hood and Wiggin (U.K. Embassy), June 17, 1960. Tactics for ten-nation disarmament conference. Confidential. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 396.12–GE/6–1760.
571 Letter from Caccia to Herter, June 22, 1960. Transmits a message from Lloyd to Herter on Western position in disarmament talks. Personal and Secret. 8 pp. NARA, RG 59, Presidential Correspondence: Lot 66 D 204, U.K. Officials Correspondence with Secretary Herter.
572 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, Caccia, and other U.S. and U.K. officials, June 23, 1960. Positions in negotiations on disarmament and test ban. Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
573 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, June 23, 1960. Disarmament and nuclear test conferences. Confidential. 6 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Panel-Disarmament-NT-Policy, ’60.
574 Memorandum of telephone conversations between Herter and Eaton, June 27, 1960. Breakup of ten-nation disarmament talks. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Herter Papers, Telephone Calls.
575 Memorandum for the files by McCone, June 28, 1960. Record of McCone’s conversation with Eisenhower on considerations for resumed testing. Top Secret; Restricted Data; Eyes Only. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, McCone Papers, Sealed File No. 5.
576 Record of telephone conversations between Herter and Lodge and Lyndon Johnson, June 28, 1960. Tactics for U.N. resolution on resuming disarmament talks; State Department appropriations bill. No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Herter Papers, Phone Calls and Miscellaneous Memos.
577 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, June 30, 1960. Use of nuclear explosions in seismic research. Secret. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
578 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, Caccia, and other U.S. and U.K. officials, June 30, 1960. Seismic testing. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
579 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, July 6, 1960. Opening nuclear weapons for seismic research program to inspection. Secret. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Panel-Disarmament-NT-Policy, 1960.
580 Telegram 219 to London, July 9, 1960. Transmits letter to Macmillan from Eisenhower on opening nuclear weapons for seismic research to inspection. Secret; Presidential Handling. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 711.5611/7–960.
581 Memorandum from Beckler to Goodpaster, July 14, 1960. Transmits description of Plowshare study proposal. Confidential. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, Dr. Kistiakowsky.
582 Memorandum from Henderson (IO) to Merchant, July 19, 1960. Background briefing for Merchant’s meeting with Hood on position on timing of a meeting of the U.N. Disarmament Commission. Confidential. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 600.12/7–1960.
583 Letter from Herter to McCone, July 20, 1960. Conveys copy of presentation by the Science Advisory Board entitled “Nuclear Test Ban Negotiations.” Confidential. 7 pp. Eisenhower Library, McCone Papers, Testing.
584 Letter from Wadsworth to Herter, July 21, 1960. Exchange of three letters on state of negotiations and possibility that Wadsworth will replace Lodge. Personal and Confidential. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Herter Papers, Letters-1960.
585 Record of telephone conversation between Eisenhower and Herter, July 21, 1960. U.S. request to UN Secretary-General to convene the Disarmament Commission. No classification marking. 1 p. Eisenhower Library, Herter Papers, Phone Calls and Miscellaneous Memos.
586 Letter from Eaton to Herter, July 25, 1960. Sums up ten-nation disarmament conference. Secret. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 396.12–GE/7–2560.
587 Official Report of the U.S. Delegation to the Conference of the Ten-Nation Committee on Disarmament, March 15–June 28, 1960, undated. No classification marking. 14 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 396.12–GE/7–2660.
588 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of Geneva Test Group, August 2, 1960. Instructions to U.S. delegation to test ban negotiations. Secret. 7 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Additional Records of the Office of the Special Assistant for Science and Technology, Panel-Disarmament-NT-Policy, 1960.
589 Letter from McCone to Goodpaster, August 2, 1960. Transmits statement by the General Advisory Committee to the Atomic Energy Commission on “U.S.S.R. Capability in Weapons Development During the Test Moratorium.” No classification marking. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Staff Secretary, AEC, Vol. II.
590 Memorandum of conversation among Principals of the Geneva Test Group, August 11, 1960. Discussion of resumption of testing. Secret. 8 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
591 Position paper used by Herter at 455th NSC Meeting, August 12, 1960. Proposed course of action in test ban negotiations. Secret. 4 pp. Eisenhower Library, NSC Staff Papers, Disaster File, Disarmament.
592 Memorandum from Farley to Dillon, August 12, 1960. Update on test ban negotiations. Secret. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/8–1260.
593 Memorandum of conference with the President, and McCone and Goodpaster, August 15, 1960. Preparation for McCone’s discussions with Macmillan. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Diary Series.
594 Memorandum from Dillon to Eisenhower, August 22, 1960. Establishment of U.S. Disarmament Administration within the Department of State. No classification marking. 6 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 600.0012/8–2260.
595 Memorandum from Farley to Herter, August 27, 1960. Update on test ban negotiations. Secret. 4 pp. NARA, RG 59, Central Files, 700.5611/8–2760.
596 Report of Working Group to Committee of Principals, August 31, 1960. Preparations for resumption of nuclear test negotiations. Confidential. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, McCone Papers, Testing.
597 Letter from Herter to Gray, September 14, 1960. Approves Gray’s proposed amendments to statement of functions for the new U.S. Disarmament Administration. No classification marking. 6 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Project Clean Up, State Department.
598 Memorandum from Twining to Eisenhower, September 15, 1960. Views on a draft speech on disarmament. Secret. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Administrative Series, Joint Chiefs of Staff.
599 Memorandum from Parsons (FE) to Merchant, September 20, 1960. Possible addition of Communist China to Ten-Nation Disarmament Commission. Secret. 3 pp. NARA, RG 59, Conference Files: Lot 64 D 559, CF 1772.
600 Memorandum from Farley to Herter, September 23, 1960. Analysis of new Soviet disarmament proposals. No classification marking. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Conference Files: Lot 64 D 559, CF 1772.
601 Memorandum of conference with the President, and Menzies, Macmillan, and other officials, October 2, 1960. Resolution of five neutrals calling for a U.S.-Soviet summit. Secret. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, DDE Diaries.
602 Memorandum of conversation among Herter, Home, and other U.S. and U.K. officials, SecDel MC/110, October 7, 1960. Disarmament at the United Nations. Secret. 2 pp. NARA, RG 59, Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation: Lot 64 D 199.
603 Letter from Eisenhower to Kistiakowsky, October 25, 1960. U.S. Disarmament Administration. No classification marking. 3 pp. Eisenhower Library, Records of the President’s Science Advisory Committee, U.S. Disarmament Administration.
604 Memorandum from Herter to Persons, November 16, 1960. Proposes recess in test ban negotiations. Confidential. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Presidential Transition Series.
605 Memorandum from Persons to Clifford, November 18, 1960. Conveys Herter’s memorandum on recess in test ban negotiations. Confidential. 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, Whitman File, Presidential Transition Series.
606 Letter from Gray to Herter, November 30, 1960. Endorses Gates’ proposal for single NSC document on U.S. arms control policy. Secret. 5 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Central Files, Records of the Office of Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, Arms Control.
607 Memorandum from Gray to Herter and Gates, December 14, 1960. Directs preparation of a codification of U.S. arms control policy in a single document. No classification marking (Top Secret enclosure). 2 pp. Eisenhower Library, White House Office Files, Records of the Office of the Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, Arms Control.
608 Memorandum from Lay to the NSC, December 16, 1960. Transmits report on implementation of NSC 5725/1, “Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy.” Confidential. 23 pp. NARA, RG 59, S/SNSC Files: Lot 63 D 351, NSC 5725.