Foreign Relations of the United States, 1961–1963, Volumes
VII, VIII, IX, Arms Control; National Security Policy; Foreign Economic Policy,
Microfiche Supplement
List of Persons
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Acheson,
Dean, former Secretary of State; adviser to
Presidents Kennedy and Johnson
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Adenauer,
Konrad, Chancellor of the Federal Republic
of Germany until October 17, 1963
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Akalovsky,
Alexander, Department of State
interpreter
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Alphand,
Hervé, French Ambassador to the United
States
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Amini,
Ali, Prime Minister of Iran, May 5, 1961–July
17, 1962
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Anderson, Clinton
P., Democratic Senator from New
Mexico
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Anderson, Admiral
George W., Jr., Chief of Naval Operations,
August 1, 1961–August 1, 1963
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Asakai,
Koichiro, Japanese Ambassador to the United
States until April 1963
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Ball, George
W., Under Secretary of State for Economic
Affairs, January 30–December 3, 1961; thereafter Under Secretary of
State
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Barber, Arthur
W., Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
for International Security Affairs (Arms and Trade Control)
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Behrman, Jack
N., Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce
for International Affairs, March 24–November 4, 1961; Assistant
Secretary of Commerce for International Affairs, November 5,
1961–October 1962; thereafter Assistant Secretary of Commerce for
Domestic and International Business
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Bell, David
E., Director of the Bureau of the Budget,
January 1961–December 1962; Administrator of the Agency for
International Development from December 21, 1962
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Bissell, Richard M.,
Jr., Deputy Director (Plans), Central
Intelligence Agency and Chairman of the NSC Counter-Guerrilla
Warfare Task Force until February 17, 1962
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Black,
Eugene, President of the International Bank
for Reconstruction and Development until December 31, 1962
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Blumenthal, W.
Michael, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State
for Economic Affairs, April 3, 1961 July 31, 1963; thereafter Deputy
Special Representative for Trade Negotiations
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Bohlen, Charles
E., Special Assistant to the Secretary of
State until September 4, 1962; Ambassador to France from October 27,
1962
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Boutin, Bernard
L., Deputy Administrator, General Services
Administration, until February 1962; thereafter Administrator
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Bowles, Chester
B., Under Secretary of State, January
25–December 3, 1961; President’s Special Representative and Adviser
on African, Asian, and Latin American Affairs, December 4, 1961–June
9, 1963; Ambassador to India from July 19, 1963
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Brown,
Harold, Director, Defense Research and
Engineering, Department of Defense, from May 8, 1961
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Brubeck, William
H., Special Assistant to the Secretary of
State and Executive Secretary, May 14, 1962–July 20, 1963;
thereafter National Security Council Staff
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Bruce, David
K.E., Ambassador to the United
Kingdom
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Bullitt, John
C., Deputy Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury for International Affairs, May 1961–June 1962; thereafter
Assistant Secretary
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Bundy,
McGeorge, President’s Special Assistant for
National Security Affairs from January 20, 1961
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Bundy, William
P., Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
for International Security Affairs from January 1961
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Burke, Admiral
Arleigh A., Chief of Naval Operations until
August 1, 1961
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Caccia, Sir Harold
A., British Ambassador to the United States
until September 1961; British Permanent Under Secretary of State,
from 1962
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Carr, James
K., Under Secretary of the Interior from
January 1961
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Carstens,
Karl, German Deputy Foreign Minister from
1961
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Carver, John A.,
Jr., Assistant Secretary of the Interior for
Land Management
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Chenery,
Hollis, Director, Program Review and
Coordination Staff, Agency for International Development, from
October 1961
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Cleveland,
Harlan, Assistant Secretary of State for
International Organization Affairs from February 23, 1961
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Clifton, Major
General Chester V., President’s Military
Aide from January 1961
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Coffin, Frank
M., Managing Director, Development Loan
Fund, February–September 1961; thereafter Deputy Administrator,
Agency for International Development
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Cooley, Harold
D., Democratic Representative from North
Carolina; Chairman of the House Agriculture Committee
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Coombs, Philip
H., Assistant Secretary of State for
Educational and Cultural Affairs, March 23, 1961–June 4, 1962
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Couve de Murville,
Maurice, French Foreign Minister
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Dale, William
B., Director, Bureau of International
Programs, Department of Commerce, 1961–1962; Deputy Assistant
Secretary of Commerce for International Affairs, 1962; U.S.
Executive Director, International Monetary Fund, from November 1,
1962
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Dean,
Arthur, Chairman of the U.S. Delegation to
the Eighteen-Nation Disarmament Committee at Geneva until December
27, 1962
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Dean, Sir
Patrick, British Ambassador to the United
States from March 13, 1963
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Decker, General
George H., Chief of Staff, U.S. Army, until
September 30, 1962
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De Gaulle,
Charles, President of France
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Dillon, C.
Douglas, Under Secretary of State until
January 4, 1961; Secretary of the Treasury from January 21,
1961
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Dirksen, Everett
M., Republican Senator from Illinois
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Dobrynin, Anatoly
F., Soviet Ambassador to the United
States
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Dulles, Allen
W., Director of Central Intelligence until
November 29, 1961
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Dungan, Ralph
A., President’s Special Assistant from
January 1961
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Eisenhower, Dwight
D., President of the United States until
January 20, 1961
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Enthoven, Dr. Alain
C., Deputy Comptroller of the Department of
Defense
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Erhard,
Ludwig, Vice Chancellor of the Federal
Republic of Germany until October 17, 1963; thereafter
Chancellor
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Evans,
Allan, Deputy Director for Research, Bureau
of Intelligence and Research, Department of State, from June 25,
1961
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Farley, Philip
J., Special Assistant to the Secretary of
State for Atomic Energy and Outer Space
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Feldman,
Myer, President’s Deputy Special Counsel
from January 1961
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Fisher, Adrian
S., Deputy Director of the Arms Control and
Disarmament Agency from 1961
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Ford,
John, Executive Secretary of the Policy Planning
Council, Department of State
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Forrestal, Michael
V., member, National Security Council Staff,
from January 1961
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Foster, William
C., Director of the Arms Control and
Disarmament Agency from October 6, 1961
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Fowler, Henry
H., Under Secretary of the Treasury from
January 1961
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Freeman, Orville
L., Secretary of Agriculture from January
21, 1961
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Fulbright, J.
William, Democratic Senator from Arkansas;
Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Galbraith, John
Kenneth, Ambassador to India, April 18,
1961–July 12, 1963
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Gardner, Richard
N., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
International Organization Affairs from April 3, 1961
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Gilpatric, Roswell
L., Deputy Secretary of Defense from January
24, 1961
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Giscard d’Estaing,
Valéry, French Finance Minister from January
18, 1962
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Godber, Joseph
B., British Minister of State for Foreign
Affairs and Chairman of the British Delegation to the
Eighteen-Nation Disarmament Committee
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Goldberg, Arthur
J., Secretary of Labor, January 21,
1961–September 24, 1962; Associate Justice, U.S. Supreme Court, from
October 1, 1962
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Good, Robert
C., Director, Office of Research and
Analysis for Africa, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department
of State, from September 18, 1961
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Goodby, James
E., Officer in Charge, Nuclear Test
Negotiations
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Goodpaster, General
Andrew J., Special Assistant to the Chairman
of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Gore, Senator
Albert, Democratic Senator from
Tennessee
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Graham, John
S., Commissioner, Atomic Energy Commission,
until 1962
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Gromyko, Andrei
A., Soviet Foreign Minister
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Gudeman,
Edward, Under Secretary of Commerce until
February 15, 1963
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Gullion, Edmund
A., Acting Deputy Director of the U.S.
Disarmament Administration until 1961; Ambassador to the Republic of
the Congo from August 3, 1961
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Hailsham, Quintin
M.H., British Leader of the House of Lords
and Minister for Science and Technology from 1960; British
representative to the test ban treaty negotiations in Moscow, July
1963
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Hamilton,
Fowler, Administrator of the Agency for
International Development, October 3, 1961–December 7, 1962
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Harkins, General Paul
D., Commander, Military Assistance Command,
Vietnam
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Harriman, W.
Averell, Ambassador at Large, February
13–December 3, 1961; Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern
Affairs, December 4, 1961–April 3, 1963; thereafter Under Secretary
of State for Political Affairs
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Haworth, Leland
J., Commissioner of the Atomic Energy
Commission
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Heller, Walter
W., Chairman of the Council of Economic
Advisers from January 1961
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Henning, John
F., Under Secretary of Labor from September
1962
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Herter, Christian
A., Secretary of State until January 20,
1961; Special Representative for Trade Negotiations from November
1962
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Hickenlooper, Bourke
B., Republican Senator from Iowa
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Hilsman, Roger,
Jr., Director, Bureau of Intelligence and
Research until April 25, 1963; thereafter Assistant Secretary of
State for Far Eastern Affairs
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Hodges, Luther
H., Secretary of Commerce from January 21,
1961
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Hoffman, Paul
G., Managing Director of the United Nations
Special Fund
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Holifield,
Chet, Democratic Representative from
California and Vice Chairman of the Joint Committee on Atomic
Energy
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Home, Alexander
Frederick Douglas, British Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs until October 20, 1963; thereafter Prime
Minister
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Hood,
Samuel, British Minister to the United
States until December 1962; thereafter British Deputy Under
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
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Hosmer,
Craig, Republican Representative from
California
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Hughes, Thomas
L., Deputy Director, Bureau of Intelligence
and Research, Department of State, until April 28, 1963; thereafter
Director
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Humphrey, Hubert
H., Democratic Senator from Minnesota
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Jackson, Henry
M., Democratic Senator from
Washington
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Jacobsson,
Per, Managing Director of the International
Monetary Fund until May 1963
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Johnson, G.
Griffith, Assistant Secretary of State for
Economic Affairs from May 18, 1962
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Johnson, Lyndon
B., Democratic Senator from Texas until
January 20, 1961; Vice President of the United States, January 20,
1961–November 22, 1963; thereafter President
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Johnson, U.
Alexis, Deputy Under Secretary of State for
Political Affairs from May 2, 1961
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Katzenbach, Nicholas
deB., Assistant Attorney General, Office of
the Legal Counsel, Department of Justice, until May 1962; thereafter
Deputy Attorney General
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Kaysen,
Carl, President’s Deputy Special Assistant
for National Security Affairs from November 1961
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Keeny, Spurgeon M.,
Jr., National Security Council Staff member
from January 1961
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Kelly, John
M., Assistant Secretary of the Interior for
Mineral Resources
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Kennedy, John
F., President of the United States, January
20, 1961, until his death on November 22, 1963
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Kent,
Sherman, Assistant Director and Chairman,
Board of National Estimates, Office of National Estimates, Central
Intelligence Agency
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Kennedy, Robert
F., Attorney General from January
1961
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Khrushchev, Nikita
Sergeivich, Chairman of the Council of
Ministers of the Soviet Union and First Secretary of the Central
Committee of the Communist Party
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Kitchen, Jeffrey
C., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
Politico-Military Affairs from May 16, 1961
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Klein,
David, National Security Council Staff
member from January 1961
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Klutznick, Philip
H., U.S. Representative to the United
Nations Economic and Social Council until December 21, 1962
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Kohler, Foy
D., Assistant Secretary of State for
European Affairs until August 19, 1962; Ambassador to the Soviet
Union from September 27, 1962
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Komer, Robert
W., member, National Security Council Staff,
from January 1961
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Kuznetsov, Vasili
Vasilievich, First Deputy Soviet Foreign
Minister
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Labouisse, Henry
R., Director of the International
Cooperation Administration, February 22–October 6, 1961; Ambassador
to Greece from March 7, 1962
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Lansdale, Major
General Edward G., Deputy Assistant to the
Secretary of Defense for Special Operations until May 1961;
thereafter Special Assistant for Special Operations
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Leddy, John
M., Special Assistant to the Under Secretary
of State until April 4, 1961; Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
April 1961–June 1962; Representative to the Organization for
Economic Cooperation and Development from October 3, 1962
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LeMay, General Curtis
E., Chief of Staff, U.S. Air Force, from
June 30, 1961
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Lemnitzer, General
Lyman L., Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff,
until September 30, 1962
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Long,
Franklin, Assistant Director of the Bureau
of Science and Technology, Arms Control and Disarmament
Agency
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Macmillan,
Harold, British Prime Minister until October
20, 1963
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Mansfield, Michael
J., Democratic Senator from Montana and
Senate Majority Leader
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Mansholt, Sicco
L., Vice President, European Economic
Community Commission
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Marjolin,
Robert, Vice President, European Economic
Community Commission
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Martin, Edwin
M., Assistant Secretary of State for
Economic Affairs until May 17, 1962; thereafter Assistant Secretary
of State for Inter-American Affairs
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Martin, William M.,
Jr., Chairman of the Board of Governors,
Federal Reserve System
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McCloy, John
J., President’s Adviser on
Disarmament
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McCone, John
A., Director of Central Intelligence from
November 29, 1961
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McCormack, John
W., Democratic Representative from
Massachusetts and Speaker of the House
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McDermott, Edward
A., Deputy Director, Office of Civil and
Defense Mobilization until September 22, 1961; Deputy Director,
Office of Emergency Planning, September 22, 1961–February 2, 1962;
thereafter Director
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McGhee, George
C., Counselor of the Department of State and
Chairman, Policy Planning Council, February 16–December 3, 1961;
Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, December 4,
1961–March 27, 1963; Ambassador to Germany from May 18, 1963
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McGovern,
George, Director, Office of Food for Peace,
January 1961–April 1962
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McNamara, Robert
S., Secretary of Defense from January 21,
1961
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Murrow, Edward
R., Director of the U.S. Information Agency,
from March 15, 1961
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Myrdal,
Alva, Swedish Delegation head to the
Eighteen-Nation Disarmament Committee
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Nitze, Paul
H., Assistant Secretary of Defense for
International Security Affairs, January 29, 1961–November 29, 1963;
thereafter Secretary of the Navy
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Norstad, General
Lauris C., Supreme Allied Commander, Europe,
until November 1, 1962
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Ormsby Gore, Sir
William David
British Ambassador to the
United States from October 26, 1961
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Owen,
Henry, member, Policy Planning Council,
Department of State, until November 25, 1962; thereafter Vice
Chairman
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Parsons, J.
Graham, Assistant Secretary of State for Far
Eastern Affairs until March 30, 1961
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Pastore, John
O., Democratic Senator from Rhode Island and
Chairman of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy
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Penney, Sir
William, Chairman, British Atomic Energy
Authority
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Powell, Sir
Richard, Permanent Secretary, British Board
of Trade
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Prado y Ugarteche,
Manuel, President of Peru until July 18,
1962
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Price,
Benjamin, Chief Science Officer, British
Ministry of Defense
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Price, Charles
M., Democratic Representative from
Illinois
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Ramsey, Henry
C., member, Policy Planning Council,
Department of State
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Rathbone, Monroe
J., President of the Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
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Reed, James
A., Assistant Secretary of the Treasury from
February 1962
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Reischauer, Edwin
O., Ambassador to Japan from April 27,
1961
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Reuter, Richard
W., Director, Office of Food for Peace, from
July 24, 1962
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Rey,
Jean, European Economic Community Commissioner
for External Relations
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Riddleberger, James
W., Director of the International
Cooperation Administration, until February 22, 1961; Special
Assist[Facsimile Page 45]ant to the Secretary of State, February 23–August 1961; Head of
U.S. Delegation to Development Assistance Group meeting, July 1961;
Mission to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and European
Regional Organizations, August 1961–October 1962; Ambassador to
Austria from November 1962
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Riley, Paul
H., Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
for Matériel Requirements
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Riley, Vice Admiral
Herbert D., Director, Joint Staff, Joint
Chiefs of Staff, from February 25, 1962
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Roosa, Robert
V., Under Secretary of the Treasury for
Monetary Affairs from January 1961
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Rosson, William
B., Special Assistant to the Chief of Staff
for Special Warfare, Department of Defense
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Rostow, Walt
W., Deputy Special Assistant to the
President for National Security Affairs, January–November 1961;
Counselor of the Department of State and Chairman, Policy Planning
Council, from November 29, 1961
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Rowen, Henry
S., Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
for International Security Affairs
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Rusk,
Dean, Secretary of State from January 21,
1961
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Russell, Richard
B., Democratic Senator from Georgia
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Salinger, Pierre
E.G., President’s Press Secretary
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Saltonstall,
Leverett, Republican Senator from
Massachusetts
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Schaetzel, J.
Robert, Special Assistant to the Under
Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, February 3, 1961–March 26,
1962; Special Assistant to the Under Secretary of State, March
27–September 15, 1962; thereafter Deputy Assistant Secretary of
State for European Affairs
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Schlesinger, Arthur
M., Jr., President’s Special Assistant from
January 1961
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Schroeder,
Gerhard, West German Foreign Minister from
November 14, 1961
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Schweitzer,
Pierre-P., Managing Director of the
International Monetary Fund from September 1, 1963
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Scoville, Herbert,
Jr., Assistant Director, Bureau of Science
and Technology, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
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Seaborg, Glenn
T., Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission
from March 1, 1961
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Shoup, General David
M., Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps
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Smith,
Bromley, Executive Officer, Operations
Coordinating Board, until February 1961; Acting Executive Secretary,
Na[Facsimile Page 46]tional Security Council, June–August 1961; thereafter Executive
Secretary
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Smith, Major (later
Colonel) William Y., Assistant to General
Maxwell D. Taylor
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Sorensen, Theodore
C., President’s Special Counsel from January
1961
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Southard, Frank A.,
Jr., U.S. Executive Director, International
Monetary Fund, until November 1, 1962; thereafter Deputy Managing
Director, International Monetary Fund
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Spaak,
Paul-Henri, Secretary General of the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization until March 5, 1961; Belgian Foreign
Minister from April 25, 1961
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Staats, Elmer
B., Deputy Director, Bureau of the
Budget
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Stahr,
Elvis, Secretary of the Army
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Stelle, Charles
C., U.S. Deputy Representative at the Geneva
Conference on the Discontinuance of Nuclear Weapon Tests until 1962;
Deputy Representative to the Eighteen-Nation Disarmament Committee,
1962–1963
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Stevenson, Adlai E.,
II, U.S. Permanent Representative to the
United Nations from January 23, 1961
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Symington,
Stuart, Democratic Senator from
Missouri
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Takeuchi,
Ryuji, Japanese Vice Minister of Foreign
Affairs until April 1963; thereafter Ambassador to the United
States
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Taylor, General
Maxwell D., President’s Military
Representative, July 1, 1961–October 1, 1962; thereafter Chairman,
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Thant,
U, Acting Secretary-General of the United
Nations, November 3, 1961–November 30, 1962; thereafter
Secretary-General
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Thompson, Llewellyn
E., Ambassador to the Soviet Union until
July 27, 1962; Ambassador at Large from October 3, 1962
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Tito, Josip
Broz, President of Yugoslavia
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Trezise, Philip
H., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
Economic Affairs from October 9, 1961
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Tsarapkin, Semen
Konstantinovich, Soviet Representative to
the Eighteen-Nation Disarmament Committee
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Tuthill, John
W., Representative to the Organization for
European Economic Cooperation, March 6–October 3, 1961;
Representative to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and
Development, October 4, 1961–October 22, 1962; thereafter
Representative to the European Communities
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Tyler, William
R., Deputy Assistant Secretary for European
Affairs until May 24, 1961; Assistant Secretary of State for
European Affairs from September 2, 1962
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Van Zandt, James
E., Republican Representative from
Pennsylvania until January 1963
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Wheeler, General
Earle G., Director, Joint Staff, Joint
Chiefs of Staff, until February 24, 1962; Chief of Staff, U.S. Army,
from October 1, 1962
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White, Lee
C., President’s Assistant Special Counsel
from January 1961
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Wiesner, Jerome
B., President’s Special Assistant for
Science and Technology and Director of the White House Office of
Science and Technology from January 1961
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Wirtz, W.
Willard, Under Secretary of Labor until
September 25, 1962; thereafter Secretary of Labor
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Woods,
George, President of the International Bank
for Reconstruction and Development from January 1, 1963
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Wyndham White,
Eric, Executive Secretary of the General
Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
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Zorin, Valerian
A., Soviet Permanent Representative to the
United Nations until 1962; Soviet Representative to the
Eighteen-Nation Disarmament Committee, 1962