Foreign Relations of the United States, 1958–1960, Indonesia,
Volume XVII
List of Persons
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Abdul Rahman, Tunku ibni
Al-Marhum, first Prime Minister of the Malay
Federation until April 1959; Prime Minister from August 1959
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Abdulgani,
Roeslan, Vice Chairman and Secretary General of the
Indonesian National Council
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Aidit, Dipa
N., Chairman of the Communist Party of Indonesia (PKI)
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Allen, George
V., Director, U.S. Information Agency
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Allison, John
M., Ambassador to Indonesia from March 1958
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Baird, Julian
B., Under Secretary of the Treasury
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Beale, Howard,
Australian Ambassador to the United States
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Becker, Loftus
E., Legal Advisor, Department of State, until August
1959
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Bell, James
D., Director, Office of Southwest Pacific Affairs,
Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs, Department of State, from June 1960
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Berlin, Colonel
Jack,
STANVAC representative in
Indonesia
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Bernau, Phyllis
D., Personal Assistant to the Special Consultant to the
President
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Bernhard,
Prince of the Netherlands
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Boggs, Marion
W., Deputy Executive Secretary of the NSC
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Bohlen, Charles
E., Ambassador to the Philippines until October 1959;
Special Assistant to the Secretary of State from December 1959
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Booker, Malcolm
R., Counselor in the Australian Embassy in
Washington
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Burgess, Warren
R., Permanent Representative to NATO
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Burke, Admiral Arleigh
A., Chief of Naval Operations
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Cabell, General Charles
P., Director of Intelligence, U.S. Air Force
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Caccia, Sir
Harold, British Ambassador to the United States
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Cameron, Turner C.,
Jr., Deputy Director, Office of Western European
Affairs, Bureau of European and Canadian Affairs, Department of State, from
September 1958
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Casey, Richard
G., Australian Minister of External Affairs
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Chadbourn, Philip
H., Office of West European Affairs, Bureau of
European and Canadian Affairs, Department of State
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Chalid, Idham,
Deputy Premier of Indonesia
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Chiang Kai-shek,
General, President of Republic of China
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Chou En-lai,
Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, People’s Republic of
China
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Cole, Colonel William
R., U.S. Army Attaché in Djakarta
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Cottrell, Sterling
J., Counselor, U.S. Embassy in Djakarta from January
1958; thereafter Counselor, U.S. Embassy in Taipei
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Cumming, Hugh S.,
Jr., Director of the Bureau of Intelligence and
Research, Department of State
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Cutler, Robert,
Special Assistant to President Eisenhower for National Security Affairs
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Dillon, C.
Douglas, Deputy Under Secretary of State for Economic
Affairs until June, 1958; thereafter Under Secretary of State
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Djuanda, Dr.
Kartawidjaja, Indonesian Prime Minister and Minister
of Defense from April 1957
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Drumright, Everett
F., Ambassador to the Republic of China
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Dulles, Allen
W., Director of Central Intelligence
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Dulles, John
Foster, Secretary of State until April 1959
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Eisenhower, Dwight
D., President of the United States
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Elbrick, C.
Burke, Assistant Secretary of State, Bureau of European
and Canadian Affairs, Department of State
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Fales, Herbert
P., Counselor at the U.S. Embassy in The Hague
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Felt, Admiral Harry
D., Commander in Chief of U.S. Forces in the Pacific
(CINCPAC) from July 1958
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Frost, Rear Admiral Laurence
H., Assistant Chief of Naval Operations
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Gates, Thomas S.
Jr., Secretary of Defense from December 1959
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Gleason, S.
Everett, Deputy Executive Secretary of the NSC until July 1959
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Goodpaster, Brigadier General
Andrew J., Jr., Staff Secretary to President
Eisenhower
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Gray, Gordon,
Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs
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Green,
Marshall, Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
Far Eastern Affairs, Department of State, July–October 1959
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Hare, Raymond
A., Deputy Under Secretary of State for Political
Affairs from January 1960
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Hatta, Dr.
Mohammad, former Indonesian Prime Minister
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Henderson, John
W., Counselor, U.S. Embassy in Djarkarta from June
1958
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Henderson, Loy
W., former Under Secretary of State for
Management
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Herter, Christian
A., Under Secretary of State until April 1959;
thereafter Secretary of State
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Hood, Vicount
Samuel, British Foreign Minister
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van Houten, Hans
R., Netherlands State Secretary for Foreign
Affairs
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Hussein, Ahmad, Lieutenant
Colonel, Indonesian Army territorial commander in
West Sumatra
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Huydecoper, Jonkheer
J.L.R., First Secretary of the Netherlands Embassy
in Washington
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Irwin, John N.
II, Assistant Secretary of Defense for International
Security Affairs from September 1958
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Jandrey, Fred
W., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and
Canadian Affairs, Department of State
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Jani, Colonel and later
General, First Deputy Chief of Staff, Indonesian
Army
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Jones, Howard
P., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern
Affairs until March 1958; thereafter Ambassador to Indonesia
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Juliana,
Queen of the Netherlands
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Ketel, D.,
First Secretary of the Embassy of the Netherlands in Washington
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Khrushchev, Nikita
S., Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the
Soviet Union
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Kohler, Foy
D., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and
Canadian Affairs until April 1958; Assistant Secretary of State for European
and Canadian Affairs from December 1959
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Knight,
Robert, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for
International Security Affairs 1959–1960
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Kusumasumantri,
Iwa, Indonesian Minister of Defense, 1953–1955
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Lay, James
S., Executive Secretary of the National Security
Council
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Leimena,
Johannes, Deputy Prime Minister of Indonesia
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Lloyd, J.
Selwyn, British Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs
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Luns, Dr.
Joseph, Foreign Minister of the Netherlands
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McBride, Robert
H., Director, Office of West European Affairs, Bureau of
European and Canadian Affairs, Department of State from September
1958
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McCartney, Lieutenant
Colonel Henry A., Naval Attaché in Indonesia
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Mclntyre, Sir Laurence
R., Australian Ambassador to Indonesia
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Mein, John
Gordon, Director, Office of Southwest Pacific Affairs,
Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs, Department of State, until May 1960
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Menzies, Robert
Gordon, Australian Prime Minister
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Merchant, Livingston
T., Assistant Secretary of State for European and
Canadian Affairs November 1958–August 1959; Deputy Under Secretary of State
for Political Affairs August 1959–December 1959; thereafter Under Secretary
of State for Political Affairs
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Mukarto (also Moekarto),
Nodowidigdo, Indonesian Ambassador to the United
States
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Munro, Sir
Leslie, New Zealand Ambassador to the United
States
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Murphy, Robert
D., Deputy Under Secretary of State for Political
Affairs until August 1959; Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs
August 1959–December 1959
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Nash, Walter,
New Zealand Prime Minister and Minister of External Affairs
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Nasser, Gamal
Abdel, President of Egypt until February 1958,
thereafter President of the United Arab Republic
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Nasution, Major General Abdul
Haris, Chief of Staff, Indonesian Army
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Natsir,
Mohammed, First Deputy Prime Minister of Indonesia
September 1950–March 1951; later Chairman of the Masjumi Party Executive Council
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Nixon, Richard
M., Vice President of the United States
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O’Sullivan, James
L., Deputy Director, Office of Southwest Pacific
Affairs, Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs, Department of State
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Parsons, J.
Graham, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Far
Eastern Affairs, Department of State, until June 1959; thereafter Assistant
Secretary of State
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Prawiranegara,
Sjafruddin, Prime Minister of the Revolutionary
Government of the Republic of Indonesia
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de Quay, Jan
E., Prime Minister and Minister of General Affairs of
the Netherlands from May 1959
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Robertson, Walter
S., Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern
Affairs until June, 1959
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Roijen, Jan H.
van,, Netherlands Ambassador to the United States
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Simbolon,
former Indonesian territorial commander in North Sumatra
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Stabler, Wells,
Officer in Charge of Swiss-Benelux Affairs, Office of West European Affairs,
Bureau of European and Canadian Affairs, Department of State, September
1958–May 1959
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Staf, Cornelis,
Minister of Defense of the Netherlands from 1959
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Steeves, John
M., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern
Affairs, Department of State, from October 1959
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Stump, Admiral Felix
B., Commander in Chief, Pacific and Commander in
Chief, Pacific Fleet to February 1958; thereafter Commander in Chief,
Pacific to August 1958
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Subandrio (also Soebandrio),
Dr., Indonesian Foreign Minister
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Sukarno (also Soekarno),
Dr. Achmed, President of Indonesia, concurrently
Prime Minister from 1959
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Sukendro,
Colonel, Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence,
Indonesian Armed Forces
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Sumual, Lieutenant
Colonel, former territorial commander in East
Indonesia
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Supeni,
Madame, Chairperson, Indonesian Parliament Foreign
Relations Committee
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Suryadarma, Indonesian Air Marshal
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Taylor, General Maxwell
D., Chief of Staff, United States Army, until June
1959
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Twining, General Nathan
F., Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff until
September 1960
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Underhill, Francis T.,
Jr., Officer in Charge of Indonesian-Pacific Island
Affairs, Office of Southwest Pacific Affairs, Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs,
Department of State, until February 1959
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Vittrup, General Russell
L., Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations, U.S. Army
Headquarters in the Pacific
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Wallner,
Woodruff, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
International Organization Affairs from August 1959
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Wenzel, Robert
H., Office of Southwest Pacific Affairs, Bureau of Far
Eastern Affairs, Department of State
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Wilopo,
Indonesian Prime Minister from April 1952–June 1953; leader of the Partai
Nasional Indonesia
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Yeh, George
Kung-Chao, Foreign Minister of the Republic of China
until 1958; thereafter Ambassador to the United States
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Young, Philip,
Ambassador to the Netherlands from March 1957
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Yu Ta Wei,
Minister of Defense, Republic of China