Foreign Relations of the United States, 1958–1960, Japan;
Korea, Volume XVIII
List of Persons
- Acheson, Dean
G., Secretary of State, January 1949–January 1953
- Adenauer,
Konrad, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of
Germany
- Allen, George
V., Director, United States Information Agency
- Anderson, Robert
B., Secretary of the Treasury
- Asakai,
Koichiro, Japanese Ambassador to the United
States
- Asanuma,
Inejiro, Chairman, Japanese Socialist Party
- Bane, David
M., Deputy Director of the Office of Northeast Asian
Affairs, Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs, Department of State, until April
1959; thereafter Director
- Barbis, George
M., Office of Northeast Asian Affairs, Bureau of Far
Eastern Affairs, Department of State, until May 1959
- Becker, Loftus
E., Legal Adviser of the Department of State until
August 1959
- Berding, Andrew
H., Assistant Secretary of State for Public
Affairs
- Booth, Lieutenant General
Donald P., High Commissioner of the Ryukyu Islands
from May 1958
- Brucker, Wilber
M., Secretary of the Army
- Burke, Admiral Arleigh
A., Chief of Naval Operations
- Burns, Lieutenant General
Robert W., Commander of United States Forces in
Japan, 1958–1961
- Cabell, General Charles
P., (Lieutenant General until July 1958) Deputy
Director of Central Intelligence
- Caccia, Sir
Harold, British Ambassador to the United States
- Calhoun, John
A., Deputy Director, Executive Secretariat, Department
of State, until September 1958; Director, September 1958–September
1960
- Chang Lee
Wook, Republic of Korea Ambassador to the United States
from September 1960
- Chang Myon (John Myun
Chang), Vice President of the Republic of Korea
until April 1960; Prime Minister from August 1960
- Cho Bong-am (Cho
Pong-am), head of the Progressive Party in the
Republic of Korea
- Cho Chong-hwan (Cho, Chung
W.), Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of
Korea until December 1959
- Cho Pyong-ok (Cho
Pung-ok), Republic of Korea Democratic Party leader,
and member of the National Assembly until February 1960
- Choe
Kyu-ha, Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of the
Republic of Korea from December 1959 until April 1960
- Chung II Kwan (II Kwon
Chung), Republic of Korea Ambassador to the United
States, May–September 1960
- Cumming, Hugh S.,
Jr., Director of the Bureau of Intelligence and
Research, Department of State
- Cutler, Robert,
Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs until June
1958
- Decker, George
H., General, Commander in Chief, United Nations Command;
Commander, United States Forces in Korea; and Commanding General, Eighth
United States Army in Korea
- Dillon, C.
Douglas, Deputy Under Secretary of State for Economic
Affairs through June 1958; Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs,
July 1958–June 1959; thereafter Under Secretary of State
- Douglas, James
H., Secretary of the Air Force until December 1959;
thereafter Deputy Secretary of Defense
- Dowling, Walter
C., Ambassador to the Republic of Korea until October
1959
- Dulles, Allen
W., Director of Central Intelligence
- Dulles, John
Foster, Secretary of State until April 1959
- Eisenhower, Dwight
D., President of the United States
- Eisenhower, John
S.D., Major, Assistant Staff Secretary to the
President; promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in May
1960
- Elbrick, C.
Burke, Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs
until November 1958
- Felt, Admiral Harry
D., Commander in Chief, Pacific, from July
1958
- Fujiyama,
Aiichiro, Japanese Foreign Minister July 1957–July
1960
- Fukuda, Takeo,
Japanese Minister of Agriculture and Forestry in the Kishi Cabinet
- Gates, Thomas S.,
Jr., Secretary of the Navy to June 1959; Deputy
Secretary of Defense, June–December 1959; thereafter Secretary of
Defense
- Gilstrap, Sam
P., Counselor of the Embassy in Korea, September
1958–November 1959
- Goodpaster, Brigadier General
Andrew J., Staff Secretary to President Eisenhower
- Gray, Gordon,
Director of the Office of Defense Mobilization until July 1958; thereafter
Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs
- Green,
Marshall, Regional Planning Adviser, Bureau of Far
Eastern Affairs, Department of State, until July 1959; Acting Deputy
Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, July–October 1959;
Counselor of the Embassy in Korea from November 1959
- Gromyko, Andrei
Andreevich, Soviet Foreign Minister
- Hagerty, James
C., Press Secretary to the President
- Hammarskjöld,
Dag, Secretary-General of the United Nations
- Harr, Karl G.,
Jr., Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for
International Security Affairs until March 1958; thereafter Special
Assistant to the President and Vice Chairman of the Operations Coordinating
Board
- Henderson, Loy
J., Deputy Under Secretary of State for
Administration
- Herter, Christian
A., Under Secretary of State until April 1959;
thereafter Secretary of State
- Huh Chung,
Acting President and Foreign Minister of the Republic of Korea, April–June
1960; Prime Minister, June–August 1960
- Ichimada,
Hisato, Japanese Finance Minister, July 1957–June
1958
- Ikeda, Hayato,
Japanese Minister without Portfolio, June–December 1958; Minister of Trade
and Industry, June 1959–July 1960; Prime Minister from July 1960
- Irwin, John N.,
II, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for
International Security Affairs until September 1958; thereafter Assistant
Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs
- Ishibashi,
Tanzan, Japanese politician and leader of the Liberal
Democratic Party; Prime Minister, December 1956–February 1957
- Ishii,
Mitsujiro, Japanese Deputy Prime Minister, 1957–1958;
Minister of Trade and Industry, July–December 1960
- Jones, Howard
P., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern
Affairs; Ambassador to Indonesia after February 1958
- Jones, G.
Lewis, Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and
South Asian Affairs from July 1959
- Jones, William
G., First Secretary of the Embassy in Korea
- Kawashima,
Shyojiro, Japanese politician and a leader of the
Liberal Democratic Party
- Kim, Chung-yul (Kim
Chung-yil), Republic of Korea Minister of National
Defense until April 1960
- Kim Il-sung,
Premier of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
- Kim, Yong Sun,
Foreign Minister of the Republic of Korea after August 1960
- Kishi,
Nobusuke, Japanese Prime Minister, February 1957–July
1960
- Kiyose, Ichiro,
member of the Japanese House of Representatives from May 1958; Speaker of
the House from February 1960
- Klemstine, James
A., Office of Northeast Asian Affairs, Bureau of Far
Eastern Affairs, Department of State, 1959–1960
- Kono, Ichiro,
Director General of the Japanese Economic Planning Board, 1957–1958; member
of the Liberal Democratic Party in the House of Representatives from
1958
- Kosaka,
Zantaro, Japanese Foreign Minister from July 1960
- Kwak Sang-hun,
Acting President of the Republic of Korea, June–August 1960
- Lane, Samuel
O., Officer in Charge of Korean Affairs, Bureau of Far
Eastern Affairs, Department of State, from February 1958 until June
1960
- Lay, James S.,
Jr., Executive Secretary of the National Security
Council
- Lemnitzer, General Lyman
L., Vice Chief of Staff, United States Army, until
July 1959; Chief of Staff, July 1959–September 1960; thereafter Chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff
- Lloyd,
Selwyn, British Foreign Minister until July 1960;
thereafter Chancellor of the Exchequer
- MacArthur, Douglas
II, Ambassador to Japan
- Macmillan,
Harold, British Prime Minister
- Macomber, William B.,
Jr., Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional
Relations
- Magruder, Lieutenant General
Carter B., Commander in Chief, United Nations
Command, and Commanding General, Eighth United States Army in Korea, from
July 1959
- Manhard, Philip
W., Office of Northeast Asian Affairs, Bureau of Far
Eastern Affairs, Department of State, 1959–1960
- Martin, James V.,
Jr., Officer in Charge of Japanese Affairs until
November 1958, Office of Northeast Asian Affairs, Bureau of Far Eastern
Affairs, Department of State
- McConaughy, Walter
P., Ambassador to the Republic of Korea from
December 1959
- McElroy, Neil
H., Secretary of Defense until December 1959
- Menshikov, Mikhail
Alexeyevich, Soviet Ambassador to the United States
from April 1958
- Merchant, Livingston
T., Assistant Secretary of State for European
Affairs, November 1958–August 1959; Deputy Under Secretary of State for
Political Affairs, August–December 1959; thereafter Under Secretary of State
for Political Affairs
- Miki, Takeo,
Japanese politican and member of the Liberal Democratic Party
- Moore, General James
E., High Commissioner of the Ryukyu Islands until
April 1958
- Morgan, Thomas
E., Democratic Representative from Pennsylvania; Acting
Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee
- Mueller, Frederick
H., Secretary of Commerce from August 1959
- Murphy, Robert
D., Deputy Under Secretary of State for Political
Affairs until August 1959; Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs,
August–December 1959
- Nishio,
Suehiro, founder and head of Japan’s Democratic
Socialist Party
- Nixon, Richard
M., Vice President of the United States
- Ono, Bamboka, a
leader of Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party
- Paik, Sun-yup,
General, Republic of Korea Army Chief of Staff until February 1959;
thereafter Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
- Parsons, Howard
J., Director of the Office of Northeast Asian Affairs,
Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs, Department of State, until May 1959
- Parsons, J.
Graham, Ambassador to Laos through February 1958; Deputy
Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, March 1958–June 1959;
Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs from July 1959
- Pfeiffer, Harry F.,
Jr., Office of Northeast Asian Affairs, Bureau of
Far Eastern Affairs, Department of State, 1958–1959
- Quarles, Donald
A., Deputy Secretary of Defense until May 1959
- Reinhardt, G.
Frederick, Counselor of the Department of State
until January 1960
- Rhee,
Francesca, wife of Syngman
Rhee
- Rhee, Syngman,
President of the Republic of Korea
- Richards, Arthur
L., Operations Coordinator for the Office of the Under
Secretary of State until July 1958
- Robertson, Walter
S., Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern
Affairs through June 1959
- Sato, Eisaku,
Japanese Minister of Finance, June 1958–July 1960
- Scribner, Fred C.,
Jr., Under Secretary of the Treasury
- Smith, Gerard
C., Assistant Secretary of State for Policy Planning;
also Department of State representative on the National Security Council
Planning Board
- Sneider, Richard
L., Officer in Charge of Japanese Affairs from November
1958, Office of Northeast Asian Affairs, Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs,
Department of State
- Song In-sang,
Minister of Reconstruction of the Republic of Korea until March 1959;
thereafter Minister of Finance
- Song
Yo-chan,Lieutenant General, ROKA, Commander of the First Army until
February 1959; thereafter Army Chief of Staff
- Sprague, Mansfield
B., Assistant Secretary of Defense for International
Security Affairs through September 1958
- Stans, Maurice
H., Director, Bureau of the Budget
- Steeves, John
M., Political Adviser to CINCPAC until March 1959; Consul General, Hong Kong and Macau,
March–October 1959; Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern
Affairs from October 1959
- Taylor, General Maxwell
D., Chief of Staff, U.S. Army, through June
1959
- Twining, General Nathan
F., Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff until
September 1960
- White, General Thomas
D., Chief of Staff, U.S. Air Force
- Wilcox, Francis
O., Assistant Secretary of State for International
Organization Affairs
- Yamada,
Hisanari, Japanese Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs,
1958–1960
- Yang, You
Chan, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to the United
States until May 1960
- Yi Ki-pung,
Speaker of the Korean National Assembly during the Rhee
administration
- Yoshida,
Shigeru, Japanese Prime Minister, May 1946–May 1947,
October 1948–December 1954
- Yu Chae-hung (Yu Jae Hung),
Lieutenant General, Chairman of the Republic of
Korea Joint Chiefs of Staff until February 1959
- Yun, Po Sun,
President of the Republic of Korea from August 1960