Foreign Relations of the United States, 1964–1968, Volume XI,
Arms Control and Disarmament
Index
-
Aaron, David L., 721n
, 762n
-
ABMs. See
Anti - ballistic missiles (ABM
) under
Missiles.
-
Abrams, Gen. Creighton, 558
- Ad Hoc Panel on Technical Aspects of Nuclear Test Ban Proposals (McMillan Panel), 285–286,313–314
-
Adenauer, Konrad, 158,
242, 271, 299n
-
AEDS. See
U.S. Atomic Energy Detection System.
- Aerial overflights, 65, 69, 74–75,
81, 145
- Africa (see also
Organization of African Unity), 18, 95, 97n
, 167, 600,
715
- Agreements, multilateral (see also
Celestial bodies treaty; Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty; Non -
Proliferation Treaty; Nuclear Test Ban
Treaty; Seabed treaty; Threshold Test Ban Treaty):
- Agreement between India and Pakistan for Withdrawal of Troops in
Kashmir and Normalization of Diplomatic Relations, Tashkent, Jan.
1966, 297
- Antarctica Treaty of 1961, 59, 593, 613
- Cairo Resolution, July 1964, 100, 108,
116
- Cessation of Hostilities in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos, Geneva,
July 1954, 203
- Kellogg - Briand Pact, 159
- Latin American Nuclear Free Zone Treaty. See
Treaty of Tlatelolco
below.
- Law of the Sea Treaty, Mar. 1966, 594
- Strategic arms control. See
Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive
missile systems.
- Treaty on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, Oct. 1967. See
Celestial bodies treaty.
- Treaty of Tlatelolco, Mexico City, Feb. 1967, 488, 505, 549–557, 599
- Agreements, bilateral, with the United States:
- Additional Agreement for Cooperation with Euratom, 563–564
- Australian - U.S. agreement on use of IAEA safeguards, 365
- British - U.S. Agreement for Cooperation in the Civil Power
Applications of Atomic Energy, July 1966,
327
- British - U.S. Agreement for Cooperation in the Civil Uses of
Atomic Energy, June 1955, 327
- British - U.S. Nuclear Defense Systems Agreement, Nassau, Dec. 1962, 17, 20, 30
- German - U.S. treaty on nuclear issues, proposed, 462
- Soviet - U.S. Air Agreement, 136, 365n
, 387
- Soviet - U.S. Consular Convention, 136, 387, 687
- Soviet - U.S. nonaggression pact proposal, 36
- Spanish - U.S. agreement on use of IAEA safeguards, 365
- Air Force, U.S., 285n
- Air Force Technical Applications Center, 335–337
- Aircraft, 18–19,
36, 660, 676, 710–711, 733
- Air-launched Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (AICBMs) (see also
Missiles), 4–5, 12
-
Akalovsky, Alexander, 83,
129, 135
- Albania, 214, 334n
-
Alessandrini, Adolfo, 308
- Algeria, 558n
, 769n
-
Allison, Gen., 639
- Amchitka Island, 62, 72, 197n
, 210, 346
-
Anderson, Clinton P., 2, 8, 317n
-
Anderson, Robert, 529n
, 531
- Antarctica, 59, 610
- Anti - aircraft weapons, 660, 676, 710–711
- Anti - ballistic missiles (ABM). See under
Missiles.
- Antyasov (USSR), 503–504
- Arab League, 418
- Arab - Israeli dispute, 18, 100, 112
- Arab - Israeli war, 1968, 748, 754
- Argentina, 384n
, 551, 729,
763–764, 766
- Argonne National Laboratory, 29, 466
- Arms control and disarmament, 559
-
ACDA draft message on, 191–194
- Activities of small countries, 90–92, 95–96, 293
- Agreements. See
Agreements, multilateral; Agreements, bilateral, with the United
States.
- British - U.S. talks on, 16–20, 194–196, 232,
289–291
- Development of U.S. program for, 216–217, 319–320
- French position, 17, 19
- General and complete disarmament (GCD), 246, 771
-
JCS position, 292–293
- Proposals for Geneva meetings, 3–5, 8
- Soviet position, 732–738
- Soviet proposals, 215, 636, 654
- Soviet - U.S. talks on, 137–138, 151–152, 219–220, 224,
245–256,
333–334,
474, 717, 720–721
- Summaries, 9–13
- Swedish position, 771
- U.N. debates on, 141, 258
- Unilateral disarmament, 89–90, 92
- World Conference on Disarmament, proposal, 204, 214, 246, 257–258
- Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (ACDA), 30n
, 217n
, 362n
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 239–240
- Documents, 4, 11, 23, 267, 282–284, 286–287, 334
-
ACDA - 2915, 564–572
-
ACDA - 2927, 608–614, 617–619
-
ACDA - 2935, 633–634
-
ACDA - 2936, 633–634
-
ACDA - 3024, 691–695
-
ACDA - 3548, 727–728
-
Arms Control Considerations of a U.S.
Anti- Ballistic Missile Deployment System, 496–499, 501
- Draft message on disarmament, 191–194
- Draft paper on non - proliferation of nuclear weapons,
97–110, 112–117, 119–120, 216
- Programs to prevent nuclear proliferation, 127, 141–145
-
Proposal on Strategic Offensive and
Defensive Missile Systems, 466
- Report on modifying test bans to allow peaceful
explosions, 357–361
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 21, 70–71, 74, 696
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 41, 65, 144, 152,
470, 564–567, 691–695
- Anti - ballistic missiles, 495–499
- General Advisory Committee on Disarmament, 364
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 64, 82, 90, 96, 400, 421, 557
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 58–60, 357–361
- Prototype testing, 65
- Seabed treaty, 560, 579–580, 585, 587–590, 593–597, 605–606, 608–614, 616–619
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 13–14, 328, 332, 621
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty, 335–336, 338,
342–343,
345
- Treaty of Tlatelolco, 554
- Uranium sales, 295
- Verification of arms control agreements, 23–25
- Army, U.S. Department of the, 13
- Army Corps of Engineers, U.S., 531
-
Arnold, Hans, 435
-
Aron, Raymond, 156
- Arrays, 227, 240
-
Asbjornson, Mildred J., 454n
- Asia, 164, 542,
715
- Associated Press (AP), 183
- Atlantic Nuclear Force (ANF)
(see also
Multilateral Force (MLF)), 178–179, 192, 226n
, 230, 235,
264–266, 372, 381
- Atlantic - Pacific Interoceanic Canal Study Commission, 363, 531
- Atomic Energy Commission (AEC), 118, 362n
, 435n
, 665, 732n
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 238
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 1, 9, 21, 53, 730, 756
- Verification issues, 68, 74–75
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 419, 458n
, 471, 557
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 59–60, 358, 363, 532n
- Plowshare program, 6, 13–14, 62–63, 519, 556
- Secrecy restrictions, 10
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 72, 190, 209,
327–328,
346, 400, 493, 620–621
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty 335–337, 342,
344–345
- Treaty of Tlatelolco, 552
- Uranium/plutonium sales, 295, 562–564
- Verification Advisory Committee proposal, 12
- Atomic Industries Forum, 439
- Atoms for Peace Conference, 722
- Australia, 346, 365, 367, 384n
, 715, 763,
767
- Austria, 763–764
-
Bahr, Egon, 435
-
Baker, Vincent, 454n
, 512n
, 524n
-
Ball, George W., 120–121, 156–157, 159, 217n
, 257, 297n
- Indian development of nuclear weapons, 330–331
- Multilateral Force, 264
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 172, 276–277
- Plowshare program, 348–351, 403
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 170–171
-
Barber, Arthur W., 23n
, 29, 65, 290, 397, 466, 471n
-
Baruch, Bernard M., 147,
251, 332, 371, 435, 636–637
-
Bator, Francis M., 305n
, 393
-
Beam, Jacob D., 93n
, 262–263
-
Beeley, Harold, 235, 291
-
Belgium, 376, 460–461, 484, 525, 527, 534, 540, 772
-
Berard, Armand, 600
- Bering Sea, 595
- Berlin, 140, 156,
164, 266, 601, 723, 739
- Biological warfare. See
Chemical and biological weapons.
-
Birrenbach, Kurt, 601,
651
-
Blankenbecler, Richard, 357n
-
Blough, Roger, 364
- Board of National Estimates, 411
-
Bodnar, James S., 262n
-
Bohlen, Charles E., 564–567, 568n
, 573n
, 590n
, 713n
, 747n
- Bombers:
-
Borg, C. Arthur, 217n
-
Bowie, Robert J., 396n
, 397, 435
-
Bowman, Col. Richard C., 282n
, 313–314
-
Brandt, Willy, 435–439, 446, 477, 488, 523, 539–540, 541n
, 542, 601,
745
- Brazil (see also Brazil and Brazilian subheadings under
other subjects), 251, 367, 530, 550, 551, 558n
- Brement, Marshall, 219
-
Brezhnev, Leonid I., 141n
, 303n
, 407, 655
-
Bridges, Peter S., 244n
-
Bridges, Tom, 16, 19
- British Commonwealth of Nations, 158–159
-
Brosio, Manlio, 524, 578
-
Brown, Elizabeth A., 351n
-
Brown, George, 393–394, 430
-
Brown, Harold:
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 1n
- Plowshare project, 13n
, 14, 153
-
SALT talks, 663, 672, 687, 693–695
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 72–73, 149–150
-
Brown, Howard, 10n
-
Bruce, David K.E., 16,
19, 194, 257, 302, 393
-
Bruce, Robert L., 351n
- Brussels Treaty, Mar. 1948, 299n
- Budget, U.S. Bureau of the, 346, 621
-
Buffum, William B., 772
- Bulgaria, 347, 768
-
Bundy, McGeorge, 22n
, 43n
, 76n
, 118, 168n
, 186n
, 218n
, 239n
, 261n
, 270n
, 277n
, 282n
, 297n
, 301n
, 341n
- Arms control and disarmament, 3–5, 9, 16, 19–20, 91, 191, 216–217, 474
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 241–242
- Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee, 224–228, 232, 292,
295
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 1, 21, 29, 36–37, 53, 74–75
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 29–30, 45, 88–89, 151–152
- Military budget levels, 95
- Multilateral Force, 264–267
- Non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, 64, 120–121, 126, 172, 302
- Nuclear containment, 3–4
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 56
- Testing of nuclear weapons:
- Flintlock series, 210–211
- Niblick series, 6
- Project Sulky, 13–15, 153–154
- Test ban treaties and, 60, 170–171, 188–191, 208–209
- Whetstone series, 62–63, 72–73
-
Bundy, William P., 7–8
-
Bunn, George, 235, 502–504, 524n
, 592n
- Bureau of the Budget, U.S., 346, 621
-
Butler, Richard A., 16–19, 90, 92
-
Byelorussia, 764
-
Caccia, Harold, 16, 19, 194
- Canada (see also Canada and Canadian subheadings under
other subjects), 15n
, 64n
, 124–125,
236, 428, 530, 532, 556, 558n
, 763–764
- Cancellario d’Alena, 562
-
Caribbean, 140
-
Carrillo Flores, Antonio, 599–600
-
Carroll, Lt. Gen. Joseph F., 732n
-
Carter, Gen. Marshall, 7–8, 10,
72, 732n
-
Case, Eileen, 171
- Castro (Brazil), 766
- Celestial bodies treaty, 608–609, 613
- Australian position, 367
- British position, 405, 430
- Bulgarian position, 347
- China, People’s Republic of, position, 348
- Hungarian position, 347
- Italian position, 765
- Polish position, 347, 404
- Ratification of, 430–431
- Romanian position, 347
- Soviet position, 316, 347–348, 351–353, 384–385, 405, 430
- Soviet - U.S. talks on, 365–368, 383
- U.N. draft, 404–405
- U.S. position, 311–312, 316–318, 351–354, 405,
467, 593, 681
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA):
- Anti - ballistic missiles, 411–417
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 74
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 667, 747
- Intelligence Memoranda:
- Soviet approach to arms control, 732–738
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 190, 621
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty 340, 342n
- Verification Advisory Committee proposal, 12
-
Chalfont, Lord, 230n
, 232–235,
257–258, 289–291, 303n
, 307–310
-
Chapman, Gen., 687
-
Chayes, Abram, 13–14
- Chemical and biological warfare (CBW), 35, 684, 733, 771–772
- Chile, 729, 762,
764, 766
- China, People’s Republic of (see also China, People’s
Republic of subheadings under other subjects; Sino - Soviet dispute):
- Development of nuclear weapons by, 97,
101, 105, 107, 111, 423, 650
- Disarmament, 214
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 17
- Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of, relations with, 400
- Military budget levels, 252–253
- Military situation in, 238–239, 496,
507, 513, 589, 596, 641, 695
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 26, 79–80, 82, 99
- Nuclear war involving, 163
- Soviet nuclear aid to, 130–131, 155
- Soviet - U.S. talks on, 221
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 86, 120, 138–139, 161,
590
- United States, relations with, 166,
180, 204, 334
- U.S. policy toward, 427, 429, 500
- Vietnam Democratic Republic, relations with, 400
- China, Republic of, 558n
- Chou En - lai, 334
- Christmas Island, 346
-
Clark, Joseph, 740
-
Clarke, Bruce, 636, 639, 641
-
Cleveland, Harlan, 124–125, 194, 307–308, 435, 512, 536, 538, 540, 641–644, 648
-
Clifford, Clark M., 760n
- Fissionable material production halt, 696
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 758
-
SALT talks, 565–566, 584, 634–635, 637, 663–666, 669–672, 687–688, 693, 695, 699, 727–728, 741, 744–747
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 573, 577–578
- Seabed treaty, 580, 617–619, 680–681, 715
- Clifton, Gen. Chester V., 72
-
Cole, Capt., 348
- Commerce, U.S. Department of, 177
- Committee on Nuclear Proliferation. See
Task Force on Nuclear Proliferation.
- Committee on Nuclear Weapons Capabilities, 110–111, 118–120, 125
- Committee of Principals, 11–12, 61n
, 76n
, 200n
, 285n
, 357n
, 615n
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 237–243
- Disarmament, 191–192
- Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee, 224–228
- Fissionable material production and sales, 626, 645, 730, 756
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 29–31, 41–42, 61, 466–467, 567
- Indian acquisition of nuclear weapons, 331
- Military budget levels, 93–94, 96
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 82, 111, 122–125, 558, 560
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 403
- Prototype testing, 65n
, 77
- Seabed treaty, 579–580, 585n
, 592–597, 605–614
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 170–171, 188,
190
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty, 282n
, 284, 334–339, 342
- Common Market. See
European Economic Community (EEC).
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 128, 143, 160–162, 176, 196
- British position, 289
- Canadian position, 289
- China, People’s Republic of, adherence to, 176, 242
- French position, 176
-
JCS position, 282–283, 285–288, 313
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 360
- Soviet position, 204, 309, 324–325
- Soviet - U.S. talks on, 254–256
- Swedish position, 771
- U.S. position, 237–243, 644n
, 645–646
- Verification of, 176, 196, 237–238, 240,
243, 258, 288–291, 324–325
- Conference of Non - Nuclear Weapon States, Geneva, 1968, 522, 658, 720–722, 724, 745, 758, 762–768,772
- Congress, U.S. (see also
Senate, U.S.):
- Acts of:
- Atomic Energy Act, 1954, 387n
, 396n
- Atomic Energy Act, 1958, 148, 179
-
Euratom Cooperation Act,
562
- Anti - ballistic missile deployment, 422, 431
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 8
- Freeze on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 78, 407
- House Foreign Affairs Committee, 551
- Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, 2,
8, 363,
532, 550
- Multilateral Force, 105
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 394, 462, 465,
475
- Seabed treaty, 614
- U.S. arms sales, 293
- Containment, nuclear. See
Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons.
- Control Data Corporation, 146
- Control post proposal, 11, 13, 193–194
- Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army, 531
-
Cowles, John, 364
- Cratering, 57, 59,
211, 327, 362–364, 400, 480, 556–557
-
Crawford, R.S., 194
-
Cregar, William O., 732n
-
Crowley, Edwin D., 576,
649n
-
Crowson, Brig. Gen. Delmar L., 72, 211
- Cuba, 140, 145,
205, 438n
, 770
- Guantanamo base, 205, 268, 273
- Missile crisis, 586, 590
- Nuclear - free zone, 244–247, 267–268, 273,
391–392,
485
-
Curtis, Carl T., 550
- Cyprus, 769
- Czechoslovakia, 251, 364, 686, 739
- Soviet invasion of, 692, 721, 724,
730, 748, 754, 769, 771
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, effect on, 625, 720
-
SALT talks, effect on, 651, 692, 716, 733–734, 736, 740–741, 745–746, 749–750
- Summit proposal and, 690, 716
-
Davis, Jeanne W., 217n
-
Davis, Richard H., 112n
, 141n
-
De Gaulle, Charles, 154–156, 160, 162, 164–166, 382, 483, 600, 650
-
De Martino, John J., 112n
-
Dean, Arthur H., 126,
158, 166, 182
-
Dean, Jonathan, 317n
-
Dean, Patrick, 229n
, 231n
, 257, 259n
, 325n
, 393, 430,
625
-
Debre, Michel, 484
- Defense, U.S. Department of, 118, 193, 732n
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 71, 74, 756
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 65, 470, 759
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 419
- Nuclear - free zones, 267
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 13–14
- Seabed treaty, 580–583, 585–590, 593,
616–619,
622, 680–683
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 190, 209, 332,
493
- Uranium sales, 295
- Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), 667
- Delivery systems. See
Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile
systems.
- Denmark, 558n
, 772
-
DePalma, Samuel, 272n
, 547, 645
- Desalinization of sea water, 34, 40, 50, 55, 57, 66–67
-
Diaz Ordaz, Gustavo, 549–550, 553–554
-
Dirksen, Everett M., 472, 551, 740n
, 741
- Disarmament. See
Arms control and disarmament.
-
Dobrynin, Anatoliy F., 22n
, 46n
, 186n
, 196n
, 200n
, 201n
, 590n
- Arms control, 245, 247, 252,
333–334
- Celestial bodies treaty, 366, 430
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 255
- Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee, 546–547
- Fissionable material production cuts, 31, 34, 38n
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 315, 476–477, 759
- Anti - ballistic missiles, 405–407, 507, 518
-
SALT talks, 424–425, 432–433, 623, 651, 661–663, 686–687, 689–690, 725, 738, 742–743
- Germany, Democratic Republic of, 29
- Military budget levels, 27–28, 168
- Multilateral Force, 26–27, 116, 132, 259–261, 264–267
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 129, 135, 278, 297–298, 447
- Soviet - U.S. talks on, 268–271, 276–277, 369, 375, 386, 388, 474–476, 520–522, 598, 720–721, 729
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 217, 218n
, 520–522, 598, 625, 720–721, 729
- Nuclear - free zones, 391–392
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 248
- Polish nuclear freeze proposal, 25–26
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 183n
, 184, 189–190, 197–199, 202–204, 385–386
- U.S. - Soviet relations, 53
- U.S. - Soviet summit meeting, proposed, 716–717, 755
- Dominican Republic, 203, 215
- Donnelly, Gen., 72
- Douglas - Home, Alexander, 19–20, 40, 43, 48, 51–53, 160
-
Dulles, Allen W., 126,
158–159, 161, 164–165, 182
-
Dulles, John Foster, 271
- Eastern Europe, 734, 739
- Egypt. See
United Arab Republic.
-
Ehrlich, Thomas, 13n
- Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee (See also
Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons; Non - Proliferation Treaty), 435n
- British position, 115
- China, People’s Republic of, role in, 195
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 239–243, 286–287, 324–325, 645–646
- Expansion of, 720
- Fissionable materials production halt, 626–628, 645–646, 696n
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 45
- General and complete disarmament, 771
- Military budget levels, 94
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 64, 281, 402, 420
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 477–479, 494n
, 502–504, 515, 537–538, 548–549, 566
- Polish proposal, 11–13
- President’s messages to:
- Jan. 1964, 5, 7, 9–11,
42, 74
- Sept. 1964, 118
- July 1965, 228, 232
- Jan. 1966, 292–295, 301–302, 698
- Resumption of talks, 212–216, 224–228, 232,
546–547
- Seabed treaty, 580, 612, 614,
616, 682, 715
- Soviet nine - point proposal, 636,
654, 732–733
- Soviet position, 12, 194–195, 198, 205,
212–213,
636
- Soviet - U.S. talks during, 83, 300
- U.S. position, 29, 301
- Vietnam conflict, effect on, 224–228
- Electromagnetic pulse, 87, 313, 582, 586, 589
-
Erhard, Ludwig, 115, 160, 262, 264, 274, 280n
, 299, 302,
305–307, 361–362
-
Erler, Fritz, 157
-
Eschauzier, H.F., 766
- Ethiopia, 558n
, 767
-
Euratom, 365
- British position, 327
- Additional Agreement for Cooperation with the U.S., 563–564
-
IAEA safeguards for, 181, 418–420, 436–439, 454–465, 477–479, 483–484, 487–488, 503–504, 508,
515–517,
520–529,
533–544,
557–558,
686
- Soviet position, 120
- U.S. export of nuclear materials to, 145–147, 162, 296
- Europe (see also
Atlantic Nuclear Force; Multilateral Force;
Euratom
; North Atlantic Treaty Organization):
- Independent nuclear force for, 91, 93, 355
- Nuclear freeze in, 4, 11–13, 25–27
- Proliferation of nuclear weapons in, 164, 271
- Troop reductions in, 137, 193–194, 266
- Unification of, 160, 356, 395,
445–447,
449, 462, 575, 650–651
- U.S. defense commitment to, 154
- European Economic Community (EEC), 165, 515, 542, 557
-
Evans, David W., 767
-
Evans, Brig. Gen. Harry L., 153, 639
- Export controls, 125–127
-
Faber, Richard, 90n
, 152
- Falin (USSR), 129
- Fallout, nuclear (See also
Radiation), 6, 14, 58–59, 530, 532, 556
-
Fanfani, Amintore, 239, 241–242, 448, 463, 485–486
-
Farley, Philip J., 512n
-
Fedorenko, Nikolai T., 129, 198n
, 245, 256,
316–317, 366, 369, 375
- Finland, 763–765
-
Finletter, Thomas K., 11
-
Fisher, Adrian S., 3, 5, 10, 22n
, 25n
, 61n
, 76n
, 118, 217n
, 218n
, 267n
, 398n
, 420n
, 432n
, 440n
, 468n
, 473n
, 512n
, 524n
, 529n
, 674n
, 696n
, 721n
, 758n
- Arms control and disarmament, 16–17, 257–258
- Arms control program development, 319–320
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 237,
241–243,
289–291,
644n
- Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee, 224–225, 239–243, 547
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 7–8, 21, 68–69, 644n
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 470
- Anti - ballistic missiles, 495–496, 501–502
-
SALT talks, 565, 633–634, 637–640, 642, 645, 663–664, 693–695
- U.S. position, 29–30, 45,
76–78, 314–316, 466–467
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 124, 167, 370
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 80, 82, 396–397, 445–448, 548–549, 561
- Safeguards article, 294, 454–463, 485, 487–488, 502, 505, 508–509, 515, 557–558, 564
- U.S. position, 64, 81, 127, 301
- Nuclear - free zones, 9, 244–245
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 401–402, 532
- Task Force on Nuclear Proliferation, 126
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 170
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty 240, 334–339
- Verification Advisory Committee proposal, 12
- Fissionable materials:
- British production of, 23n
, 37n
, 40, 43, 45
- British purchases of, 43, 327
- Energy production using, 37
- French production of, 44–45, 48–49, 51
- French purchases of, 145–146
- Germany, Federal Republic of, purchases of, 295–296
- Italian purchases of, 295–296
- Production cuts:
- British position, 23, 33–34,
40, 43–45, 48–49,
51–52
- French position, 33, 39, 54
- Linkage to freezes on strategic nuclear delivery vehicles,
13, 21, 30
- Soviet position, 21–23, 29,
31–34, 37–40, 47–53, 84–85,
94n
, 193, 207
- U.S. position, 1–3, 7–9, 21,
36–40, 46, 53–55,
65, 94, 180, 645–646
- Verification issues, 68–71, 74–75, 628
- Production halt, agreement on, 626–632, 644n
, 645–646, 696–699, 730–731, 756
- Reduction in use of, 1n
, 4, 48
- Soviet production of, 37, 48, 51, 84–85, 207, 248
- U.S. sales to Euratom of, 561–564
- Use in multiple warhead missiles, 128
- Fleming, Robert, 316
- Ford Foundation, 267
- Formosa. See
Taiwan.
- Fortas, Abe, 723
-
Foster, William C., 3n
, 26, 70n
, 71n
, 97n
, 173n
, 200n
, 297n
, 342n
, 357n
, 382n
, 432n
, 494n
, 529n
, 533n
, 566n
, 573n
, 615n
- Arms control and disarmament, 90–91, 141, 152, 191–192, 194–196, 214–216, 220,
232, 293
- Celestial bodies treaty, 366
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 286,
289
- Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee, 212–213, 224–228, 301, 323–325, 537–538, 546–547
- Fissionable material production and sales:
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 325
- Anti - ballistic missiles, 41–42, 406, 501, 518
-
SALT Talks, 565, 584, 634, 636, 663–665, 677–680, 687, 692–694, 699
- U.S. position, 29–31, 61,
315
- Verification issues, 87–89
- Indian acquisition of nuclear weapons, 330–332
- Military budget cuts, 83
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 92, 110–112, 122–125, 127,
388, 390–391
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 301–302, 323–324, 361–362, 375,
379, 446, 494, 604, 625, 720, 769
- Drafts of, 233–235, 237, 261, 282, 286, 396–397, 558–559, 561
- Duration of, 544–545
- Safeguards article, 235–236, 418–421, 447, 460–461, 463, 471–473, 502–506, 515–516, 520–522, 525, 543–544
- Soviet - U.S. talks on, 369,
373–374
- U.S. - German talks on, 435,
437–438, 455
- Nuclear - free zones, 267–268, 272–273, 391–392, 550
- Nuclear sharing, 262–263, 301–302
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 392,
723
- President’s message, Geneva, Jan. 1964, 10–11
- Seabed treaty, 559–560, 593–597, 608–610, 612–614, 616
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 170, 188, 197–199, 519,
556, 621
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty, 291, 334, 336
- Treaty of Tlatelolco, 552, 554
- Verification Advisory Committee proposal, 12
-
Fowler, Henry H., 741
- Fractional orbiting bombardment systems (FOBS), 511
- France (see also France and French subheadings under
other subjects), 64n
, 435n
, 438n
, 558n
- Atomic Energy Authority, 145–146
- Control post proposal, 11
- Force de frappe, 156, 160, 355,
382, 650
- Germany, Federal Republic of, relations with, 147
- Nuclear facilities in, 527
- Permissive Action Links, 182
- Treaty of Tlatelolco, 551
- United States, relations with, 114–115, 164, 166,
179
- U.S. uranium sales to, 145–146
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile
systems, 4–5, 144
- Anti - ballistic missiles (see also under
Missiles), 17,
76–77,
79, 81,
88, 314–316, 320, 509–511, 660
- Soviet - U.S. talks on, 405–407, 424–425, 431–432, 518, 709–710
- U.S. deployment, effect of, 421–423, 495–502, 507–508, 512–515, 591n
- China, People’s Republic of, position, 724
- Fixed - base systems, 144–145, 151–152, 180,
659–660,
674–675,
684–685,
705–706
-
JCS position, 29, 41–42, 65, 82, 422, 466, 470
- Joint statement of objectives for, 758–761
- Linkage to fissionable materials cut, 13, 21, 30, 41–42
- Mobile systems, 660, 675–676, 684, 707–709
- Polish proposal, 11–13, 25–27
- Radar, 469
- Soviet position, 35–36, 143, 213, 309,
325, 518, 545
- Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT):
-
ACDA recommendations, 466, 564–567
- Basic position paper, 704–713
- British role in, 713
- Canadian position, 724
- China, Republic of, position, 724
- Committee of Principals proposal, 666, 673–680
- Cuban position, 770
- Draft opening statements, 633–638, 644–646
- French position, 713, 770
- Germany, Federal Republic of, position, 724, 745
- Interagency Working Group proposal, 659–661
- Italian position, 745
-
JCS position, 426–429, 509, 565, 584, 639, 641, 664, 666, 668, 674n
, 687–688, 694, 739, 745
- Korea, Republic of, position, 724
- Multiple Individually - Targeted Re - entry vehicles
(MIRVs), 663–665
-
NATO consultative
machinery, 642–644, 648–649, 741
- Non - nuclear states resolution on, 724
- Pakistani position, 724, 770
- Reductions in existing forces, 712–713
- Revision and withdrawal provisions, 661, 672, 676, 711–712
- Romanian position, 724
- Soviet position, 442–444, 601, 635, 653–657, 733–738, 747–754
- Soviet - U.S. messages, 424–425, 431–434, 440–441, 450–453, 568–572, 583–584, 590–592, 623–624, 652, 657–658, 727–728, 738–739
- Soviet - U.S. planning for (see
also
Summit meeting, possible
below), 421–425, 432–434, 686–687, 716–719, 725, 742–743
- Studies for, 640–642
- Tactics for, 687–689, 704–705
- Technological improvements, 711
- Timing of, 651, 692
- U.N. position, 762
- U.S. position (see also Soviet -U.S.
subheadings above), 453–454, 632, 659–661, 666–669, 691–695, 699–714, 740, 744–747
- Verification procedures, 639–640, 670–671
- Vietnam, Republic of, position, 724
- Yugoslav position, 724
- Submarines, 510
- Summit meeting, possible, 689–690, 716–719, 754–755, 757
- U.S. position, 16–20, 29–31, 45, 61, 142–143, 180, 314–316, 453–454, 466–470, 476–477, 547
- Verification of, 23–25, 65, 76–79, 81–82, 87–89, 92, 406, 467
- Freund, Richard, 90n
-
Frosch, Robert A., 237–238, 240–241
-
Fulbright, J. William, 171, 550
- Furnas, Howard, 112n
-
Garcia Robles, Alfonso, 272, 598–599, 766
-
Gardner, Richard N., 141n
-
Garthoff, Raymond L., 112n
, 118n
, 141n
, 150, 154n
, 162, 167,
262n
, 432n
, 440n
, 466, 468n
, 470 Gaussen, Gerard, 272n
-
Gean, Kirby, 663
- Geneva Conference. See
Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee.
-
George, Scott, 402n
- German reunification, 158, 160, 166–167, 179, 196, 271, 310
- Germany, Democratic Republic of:
- Acquisition of nuclear weapons, 250
- Downing of U.S. jet in, 12
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 117, 602–603
- Soviet arms reductions in, 29
- Soviet troop reductions in, 52, 67
- U.N. role for, 601
- Germany, Federal Republic of (see also
Germany, Federal Republic of subheadings under other subjects):
- Acquisition of nuclear weapons, 26–27, 79, 100–101, 103–105, 129–130, 139–140, 174,
179
- Soviet position, 187, 204, 221, 260, 274–276, 278–281, 303
- U.S. position, 157, 250, 361, 376, 389–390
- Agreement with the U.S. on nuclear issues, proposed, 462
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 241–242
- Control post proposal, 11
- France, relations with, 147
- Military situation, 271
- Multilateral Force, 157, 196, 225–226, 229–230, 264
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 117, 123–124, 298–300, 305–308, 372–373, 381
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 176, 298–300, 303–304, 361–362, 418–420
- Non - use of force, 768–769
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 768
- Soviet Union, relations with, 114n
, 133–134, 266
- Tactical missiles in, 17
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty 342
- United States, relations with, 164,
266, 362, 435
- U.S. troop reduction in, 52, 55–56, 67
- World Conference on Disarmament, 258
- Ghana, 600
-
Gilpatric, Roswell L.:
- Assurances to non - nuclear powers, 167
-
Euratom, 162
- Export controls, 145–146
- Multilateral force, 155–157
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 120–121, 150, 158,
160, 163–164, 182
-
Gilpatric Committee. See
Task Force on Nuclear Proliferation.
-
Ginsburgh, Bob, 666
-
Glassboro Summit, 512,
517n
, 739
-
Gleysteen, Culver, 503–504, 524n
- Goa, 159
-
Goldberg, Arthur J.:
- Celestial bodies treaty, 311–312, 316–317, 347–348, 351–352, 366–368, 383–385, 404–405, 430–431
- Fissionable materials production halt, 698
- Indian development of nuclear weapons, 331
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 369, 375, 379, 383–384, 559–560
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 245,
248
- Seabed treaty, 581
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty, 254
-
Goldberger, Marvin L., 313n
-
Goldstein, Mortimer D., 393
-
Goldwater, Barry M., 137,
740
-
Gomulka, Wladyslaw, 12,
213n
-
Gomulka Plan, 213
-
Goodpaster, Lt. Gen. Andrew J., 292–294
-
Gordon, Kermit, 1, 72
-
Gordon Walker, Patrick C., 160, 196
-
Gore, Albert, 2, 472, 494, 752
-
Gore - Booth, Paul, 257
- Goulding, Phil, 665
-
Graybeal, Sidney N., 348, 566n
, 592n
, 608n
-
Greenhill, Denis A., 16,
19, 257, 393
-
Grinevsky, O.A., 446
-
Gromyko, Andrei A., 687, 725n
- Celestial bodies treaty, 351, 352n
, 365–368, 383
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 254–256
- Disarmament talks, 194–195, 258
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 18, 35–36, 468, 476, 507,
770
-
SALT talks, 432–433, 451–453, 571, 591, 635, 654–655, 734, 743, 749–750
- Summit meeting on, possible, 755
- Military budget levels, 27, 168, 222–223, 250
- Multilateral force, 90n
, 132–135, 230, 259–260
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 129–132, 155, 245–250, 270–271, 274–275
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 256n
, 308, 355–356, 362
- Nuclear - free zones, 391–392, 485
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 392,
403, 404n
- Soviet - U.S. relations, 135–140, 721,
755
-
Gronouski, John A., 662
-
Grudinin, Col. I., 656
-
Gruenther, Gen. Alfred M., 126, 156–157, 165–166, 182
- Guantanamo base, 205, 268, 273
- Guinea, 438n
-
Hadow, Michael, 16, 19, 194
-
Halperin, Morton H., 524n
, 568n
, 638–642,
696n
-
Harriman, W. Averell, 16, 19, 219–223, 388, 391–392
-
Harris, John, 194
-
Hassan, Abdel F., 255
-
Healey, Denis, 745
-
Hearn, Rear Adm. William, 608–610, 616
-
Heckrotte, Warren, 357n
, 358n
, 360n
- Helium - 3, 632
-
Helman, Gerald B., 317n
, 348, 351n
-
Helms, Richard M., 407n
, 411–412,
466–467, 529n
, 532, 597,
608–609, 612, 636, 663, 687, 694, 699
-
Henderson, J.N., 16, 19, 194
-
Henry, David H., 25
-
Hickenlooper, Bourke B., 171, 472, 550
-
Hinton, Deane R., 454n
-
Hitch, Charles, 27, 29
-
Holifield, Chet, 2, 74, 171, 472–473
-
Hood, Viscount, 257, 393
-
Hornig, Donald F., 13–14, 75n
, 136, 173n
, 239n
, 473n
, 529n
- Desalinization, 55
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 29–30, 79, 466–467, 663,
687, 699
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 64, 172, 216
- Seabed treaty, 594–597, 611
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 72, 189–190, 211, 332
-
Hosmer, Craig, 171
-
Houdek, Robert G., 512n
- House Foreign Affairs Committee, 551
-
Howard, William J., 13n
, 72, 238, 357n
-
Hughes, Thomas L., 141n
, 732n
, 747n
-
Humphrey, Hubert H., 172, 224, 227–228, 242, 293, 294–295, 332, 337–339, 549n
- Hungary, 347, 558n
, 768
- Hyderabad, 159
-
ICBMs. See
Missiles.
- India (see also India and Indian subheadings under other
subjects), 18
- Asian multilateral force, 148
- Assurances against nuclear attack on, 80, 111, 163–164, 166, 177,
333, 437, 481–483, 486, 522, 602,
769n
- China, People’s Republic of, development of nuclear weapons,
effect on, 76n
, 80, 99, 132–133, 158–159, 174
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 241
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 54
- Leadership role of, 215
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 370
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 176, 558n
- Nuclear weapons acquisition by, 79,
105, 123
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 349–350, 402, 530,
763
- Tashkent agreement, 297
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty, 290, 342, 344
- United States, relations with, 177,
498
- Indian - Pakistani conflict, 18
- Indonesia, 1, 250–251, 365n
- Inspections. See
Verification of arms control agreements.
- International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), 59
- Board of Governors, 494n
, 544
- British - U.S. nuclear cooperation, 327
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 162n
- Fissionable materials production halt, 627–629, 697
- General Conference, 722
- Indian participation in, 119
- Israeli participation in, 119
- Japanese participation in, 120
- Latin America, role in, 273
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 102, 109–111, 118n
, 125, 418–421
- Nuclear materials, supervision of, 4,
69, 71,
99, 106–107, 235–236, 244, 294
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 722,
762, 768
- Safeguards, 235, 488–489, 502–506, 508, 515–517, 520–529
- for Euratom countries,
181, 418–421, 436–439, 454–465, 477–479, 483–484, 487–488, 503–504, 508, 515–517, 520–529, 533–544, 557–558, 686
- French exclusion from, 464,
540
- for the Soviet Union, 483–484, 490–492
- for the United States, 447–448, 456, 465, 471–474
- Swedish participation in, 119
- U.S. position, 166, 181, 772
- International Business Machines (IBM), 146
- International Commission on Radiation Protection, 59
- International Decade of Ocean Exploration, 715
- International Disarmament Agency (IDA),
336
- International Symposium on Fission Product Release and Transport under
Accident Conditions, Oak Ridge, Apr. 1965, 197
- Interoceanic Canal, 530
- Ippolitov, Ivan I., 388, 391–392
- Iran, 384n
- Israel (see also
Arab - Israeli dispute):
- Acquisition of nuclear weapons by, 79,
100–101,
103, 105, 111, 174, 337
- French military aid to, 249
- French nuclear aid to, 178
- Germany, Federal Republic of, nuclear aid to, 178
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 158, 176, 178, 246–247, 249–250, 377
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty 342, 344
- Italy (see also Italy and Italian subheadings under
other subjects), 160, 236, 767, 772
-
Jackson, Henry M., 2, 13n
239
-
Jakobson, Max, 767
- Japan (see also Japan and Japanese subheadings under
other subjects), 100–101, 111, 123, 132, 148, 174
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 377, 765
- Nuclear war involving, 163
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 350,
763
- Soviet nuclear tests detected in, 170–171, 191, 201–202
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty, 342
- United States, relations with, 178
- U.S. defense alliance with, 154, 159, 166,
437, 498
-
Johnson, Charles E., 6, 13n
, 21, 72, 210
-
Johnson, Gen. Harold K., 337, 583
-
Johnson, Lyndon B., 198n
, 214n
, 270, 280n
, 453n
, 541n
, 580n
, 724n
, 758n
- Arms control and disarmament, 4–5, 19, 216–217, 219–220, 224, 474
- Celestial bodies treaty, 311, 316, 347,
351, 404–405, 430–431
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 1–2, 21–23, 30, 36, 37n
, 38–40,
46–55
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 314, 450–451, 454,
468, 760
- Anti - ballistic missiles, 406, 421, 431–432, 442–444, 495
-
SALT talks, 431–432, 442–444, 565–567, 568n
, 571–572, 590–592, 623–624, 638–639, 644–646, 648, 651, 652, 657, 669, 673, 677, 687–690, 699–700, 716–719, 725, 738–739, 742, 741–744, 746, 754–755, 757
- Glassboro Summit, 512, 517n
, 739
-
IAEA safeguards, 458, 628
- Indian acquisition of nuclear weapons, 330–332
- Military budget levels, 168
- Multilateral Force, 261, 264, 354
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 120–121, 168–169, 173, 186,
297–307,
376–377,
382–383
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 361, 477, 494,
520, 560–561, 625
- Drafts of, 236–237, 394–395, 396n
, 558
- Safeguards article, 471, 473, 515, 524, 533, 539
- North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 10
- Nuclear - free zones, 549–554
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 364,
401–402
- Seabed treaty, 560, 615, 617,
680–681
- Soviet - U.S. messages, 623–624, 652,
657, 738–739
- Soviet - U.S. relations, 135–140, 390–391, 689–690
- Speeches and messages:
- Address on uranium production cuts, Apr. 1964, 46, 51, 53
- Annual budget message to Congress, 1966, 222
- Commencement speech, Glassboro State College, June 1968, 603–605
- Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee, Jan. 1964, 5,
7, 9–11, 42, 74
- Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee, Sept. 1964, 118
- Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee, July 1965, 228, 232
- Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee, Jan. 1966, 292–295, 301–302, 698
- General Conference of the IAEA, Sept. 1965, 244
- Johns Hopkins University, Apr. 1965, 252
- Message of Oct. 18, 1964, 163
- Nuclear reactor anniversary, Dec. 1967, 538
- “To Renew a Nation,” 596n
- Twentieth Anniversary of the U.N., San Francisco, June 1965, 216
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 6, 15, 62, 72–74, 189
- Bowline series, 620–621
- Crosstie series, 480–481, 557
- Flintlock series, 210–212
- Latchkey series, 327–328, 341
- Soviet testing, 170–171
- Survey of new sites for, 346
- Test - ban treaties and, 208–209, 645–646
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty 334n
, 338–339, 342
- Treaty of Tlatelolco, 549–554
- U.S. troop reductions in Germany and, 55–56, 67
- Visit to Seoul, Oct. - Nov. 1966, 398n
-
Johnson, Tom, 529
-
Johnson, U. Alexis, 29, 56–60, 72, 167, 276, 325n
, 358n
, 362n
- Joint Chiefs of Staff, 292–293
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 238,
282–283,
285–288,
313
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 8–9, 30, 696–699
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 29, 41–42, 65, 82, 466, 470
- Anti - ballistic missiles, 422
-
SALT talks, 426–429, 509, 565, 584, 639, 641, 664, 666, 668, 674n
, 687–688, 694, 739, 745
- Memoranda:
-
JCSM - 128–64, 23, 41
-
JCSM - 148–64, 23–25
-
JCSM - 187–64, 41
-
JCSM - 449–64, 69n
-
JCSM - 348–65, 282, 286
-
JCSM - 601–65, 282, 286
-
JCSM - 28–66, 282–284, 287
-
JCSM - 37–66, 286–288
-
JCSM - 30–67, 426–429
-
JCSM - 235–68, 580–583, 585
-
JCSM - 272–68, 585–590
-
JCSM - 497–68, 682–683
-
JCSM - 519–68, 696–699
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 182, 399–400
- Nuclear - free zones, 9, 267–268
- Prototype testing, 65
- Seabed treaty, 580–583, 585–590, 616–619, 680–683
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 65, 190, 313–314, 621
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty, 282–285, 287,
335, 342
- Treaty of Tlatelolco, 552, 554
- Verification of arms control agreements, 23–25, 53, 65, 293–294, 668
-
Kaiser, Herbert, 430
-
Kashmir, 159, 297
-
Katz, Abraham, 524n
-
Katzenbach, Nicholas deB., 383n
, 384, 398n
, 407–409,
435, 440n
, 466–467,
473
468n
, 524n
, 529n
, 532, 541n
, 560, 573–574, 621–622, 693–694
-
Kavanagh, George M., 171
-
Keeny, Spurgeon M., Jr., 3, 13n
, 261n
, 292n
, 329n
, 529n
, 699n
- Arms control and disarmament, 191–194
- Arms control summaries, 9–13
- Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee, 224, 239
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 21, 36–37, 38n
, 74n
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 29, 45, 76, 314n
, 509–511
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 325n
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 236, 256–257, 603–605
- Soviet - U.S. talks, 151–152, 333–334
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 6, 72, 149, 346, 401,
519
-
Kelly, John, 13n
, 72
-
Kennedy, John F., 6, 53, 68n
, 70–71, 431n
-
Kennedy, Robert F., 234
-
Kent, Sherman, 417
- Kenya, 600, 724,
763, 767
-
Khrushchev, Nikita S., 431n
- Arms control, 5, 8
- Desalinization of sea water, 50, 57, 66–67
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 22, 31–34, 36–40, 46–54, 84–85, 94n
, 193, 207
- Multilateral Force, 90, 92
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 104, 224
- Removal from power, 141n
- Sino - Soviet dispute, 54
- Troop reductions in Germany, 52, 55, 67
- Visit to the UAR, June 1964, 66
-
Kiesinger, Kurt G., 435, 448, 462, 479, 523, 539, 541–543, 549, 601, 650, 745
-
Kistiakowsky, George B., 119, 126, 148, 165–168, 182, 364
-
Kitchen, Jeffrey C., 112n
, 141n
, 145–146
-
Klein, David, 64–65, 192, 217n
-
Klieman, Robert, 666
-
Knappstein, Heinrich, 114, 158, 435, 649
-
Knox, M. Gordon, 16, 19
-
Kohler, Foy D., 104n
, 219, 440n
, 454n
, 458n
, 468n
- Arms control, 245
- Celestial bodies treaty, 366
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 35–36, 424–425, 466–467
- Military budget levels, 223
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 115–116, 129, 135,
274–275,
369, 375
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 142, 435, 455,
519
- Safeguards article, 455–456
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 425, 532
-
Kolo, Alhaji S.D., 767
- Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of, 400
-
Kosygin, Alexei, 141n
, 198n
, 301n
, 303n
, 453n
- Economic situation in the Soviet Union, 752
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 314, 407,
468, 495, 760
-
SALT talks, 431, 440–444, 450–451, 566–568, 583, 590, 655, 745–749
- Soviet - U.S. messages regarding, 623–624, 637, 652, 657
- Glassboro Summit, 512, 517n
- Military budget levels, 168, 187, 222–224
- Nine - point disarmament proposal, 636, 654
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 186–188, 276–281, 297, 302,
307–309
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 307–309, 362,
398, 484–485, 625, 733
- U.S. - Soviet summit, possible, 689–690, 716–719, 754–755
- Vietnam conflict, 219–220, 222
-
Kratzer, Myron B., 147, 458, 557, 562–564
-
Krimer, William D., 245,
366, 369, 375, 728n
, 729
-
Kuznetsov, Vasily V., 547, 598–603, 654n
, 721
-
Labowitz, Allan, 29, 466, 524n
, 645, 663
- Lachs (Poland), 404
- Ladakh, 159
-
Lahusen, Karl, 724
-
Laird, Melvin, 757
- Laos, 35, 187
- Large Aperture Seismic Arrays, 227, 240
- Latin America (see also individual countries; Treaty of Tlatelolco; under
Nuclear - free zones), 598–599, 715, 724
- Lawrence Livermore Radiation Laboratory, 358
- Lebanon, 367, 384n
, 769
-
Leddy, John M., 217n
, 257, 388,
390–391, 392–393, 435, 454n
, 455–456,
458n
, 463n
, 512n
, 541n
, 557n
, 573n
, 576, 598,
723
-
Lilienfeld, Georg von, 305, 435, 445n
, 448, 479,
488, 576–577
-
Long, Franklin A., 313n
-
Luns, Joseph, 104
-
Luxembourg, 525
-
Macmillan, Harold, 68n
-
Magalhaes Pinto, Juracy, 599n
-
Malik, Yakov, 559, 581n
, 596n
, 622, 729,
750
-
Mansfield, Michael J., 472, 686, 740n
-
Marks, Leonard H., 332, 336, 338, 466, 611
-
Mazurov, Kiril T., 750
-
McCall, Sherrod, 398n
-
McCarthy, Eugene, 665–666
-
McCloy, John J., 126,
150, 157, 159–160, 162, 164–165, 182, 224, 364, 759
-
McCone, John A., 75n
, 173n
, 189
- Arms control, 90
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 8, 36–37, 71
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 29, 61, 78, 88–89
- Military budget levels, 93–94
- Project Sulky, 13n
, 14
- Task Force on Non - Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, 126, 172
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 170–171
-
McConnell, Gen. J.P., 285n
, 687
-
McCormack, Richard L., 762n
-
McCormick, Adm., 224
-
McGhee, George C., 435, 445n
, 448, 462,
539–540
-
McIntyre, Stuart H., 129
-
McKelvey, Vincent, 715
-
McMillan, William G., Jr., 285n
, 313, 357n
-
McMillan Report, 285–286, 313–314
-
McNamara, Robert S., 69n
, 173n
, 189, 225n
, 270n
, 279n
, 295n
, 297n
, 398n
, 432n
, 529n
- Arms control and disarmament, 3, 16–19, 193, 216,
320
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 240
- Economic situation in the Soviet Union, 752
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 1–3, 7–8, 21, 53–54, 70–71, 75
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems:
- Anti - ballistic missiles, 29–31, 41–42,
65, 294, 314n
, 316, 405n
, 406n
, 407, 411, 421–423, 426, 466–467, 476–477, 495, 501, 547, 745, 747
- Germany, Federal Republic of, nuclear capability, 157
- Indian development of nuclear weapons, 331
- Military budget levels, 93–95, 136–137, 223,
257–258
- Multilateral Force, 90–91, 159, 264–266, 354–355
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 123, 125, 394, 396n
, 400
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 329, 339
- North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 10,
182
- Nuclear - free zones, 9, 267–268
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 15n
, 72–73,
170–171,
314, 341
- Troop levels, 52n
- Verification of arms control agreements, 23, 88–89
-
McNamara Committee. See
Special Committee of Defense Ministers
under
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
-
McNaughton, John T., 36, 394–395, 398n
, 420n
, 466, 468n
, 470
-
Meeker, Leonard C., 14, 80, 112, 311n
, 317n
, 318, 348,
351n
, 430, 609–610, 616, 715
-
Mendelevich, Lev I., 83, 366, 369, 375, 518
-
Messmer, Pierre, 156,
657
- Mexico, 95, 367,
549, 762
- Middle East, 164, 246–248, 258, 419, 512n
, 590, 690,
716–719, 726, 742–743, 746
-
Miki, Takeo, 517
- Military bases, foreign, 733, 770–771
- Military budget levels, 93–96, 250
- Base closings, 136, 138
- Cuts in, 27–29, 83, 168, 195, 252–253, 656
- Increases for Vietnam conflict, 187,
222–224,
257–258
- Soviet, 93–94
- Mines, 684
- Missile launchers (See also
Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile
systems), 30, 42
- Missile sites, 144–145, 593, 611:
- Missiles:
- Anti - ballistic missiles (ABM) (see also under
Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive
missile systems), 19
- Casualty reductions from use of, 150
- Cold X - ray systems, 287
- Costs of, 163
- Gamma ray systems, 287
- Hot X - ray systems, 283, 287, 294, 493
- Nike - X, 150, 407n
, 421–423, 427, 429, 510
- Sentinel, 645, 654, 695, 735, 751
- Soviet, see
ABMs
under
Soviet Union
below.
- U.S. deployment of, 407–409, 411–417, 495–502, 507–509, 512–515
- U.S. testing of, 287–288, 337–338, 344
- China, People’s Republic of:
- Fixed - base systems, 144–145, 180,
659–660,
674–675,
684–685,
705–706
- French IRBMs, 498
- Hardening and dispersal of launchers for, 30
- Minuteman, 422, 428, 496–497, 499,
513, 645, 654, 665, 678, 735, 751
- Mobile systems, 660, 675–676, 684, 707–709
- Nike - Hercules, 692, 695
- Nike - Zeus, 344–345, 423
- Pershing, 17
- Polaris, 17, 20, 167, 678
- Poseidon, 423n
, 428, 511, 645, 654, 665,
678, 735, 751
- Soviet Union, 94, 208, 408,
413, 671
-
ABMs, 315, 340, 408–410, 415–416, 511, 744
-
SAMs, 429, 441
- Tallinn system, 412n
, 427–428, 467, 470, 667–668, 670, 678, 688, 692–695, 700, 709–710
- U.S. ability to detect, 647,
714
-
Monnet, Jean, 115
-
Moore, Adm., 687
-
Moro, Aldo, 485
- Moroncew, 348
-
Morozov, Platon D., 316,
317n
, 347–348,
384n
-
Morse, Wayne, 740
-
Moser, G. William, 184n
-
Moyers, Bill D., 7
- Multilateral Force (MLF)
(See also
Acquisition of nuclear weapons
under
Germany, Federal Republic of; Atlantic Nuclear Force), 17, 19–20, 643
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- British position, 104–106, 124,
196, 235
- French position, 154–156, 164–165
- German reunification as alternative to, 166–167
- Germany, Federal Republic of, position, 147–148, 157
- History and objectives of, 148–149
- Italian participation in, 105
- Missile launchers, 30, 42
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 26–27, 80–82, 91, 114–116, 129–135, 155–157
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 64, 142
- Soviet position, 90, 92, 99, 103–106, 132–135, 138, 187,
195, 230–231, 256–257, 259–261, 263–267, 372, 381
- U.S. position, 157–160
- Veto power in, 90, 92–93
- Multiple Independently - Targeted Re - entry Vehicles (MIRVs), 283, 360, 422, 423n
, 427–429,
511, 647, 670
-
Murphy, Robert D., 741–742, 755n
-
Myrdal, Alva, 492
-
Nasser, Gamel Abdul, 650
- National Intelligence Estimates (see
also
Special National Intelligence Estimates):
-
NIE
11-2 - 63, 83n
, 84–85
-
NIE
11-14 - 63, 84n
-
NIE
11-2 - 64, 83–87
-
NIE
11-2 - 65, 206–208
-
NIE
11-8 - 65, 421
-
NIE
4-66, 292
-
NIE
11-3 - 66, 412n
-
NIE
11-8 - 66, 412n
-
NIE
11-11 - 66, 321–323, 344
-
NIE
11-3 - 68, 735n
-
NIE
11-4 - 68, 732n
- National Security Action Memoranda (NSAMs), 173n
, 332:
- No. 269, 6, 58–59
- No. 282, 15,
153
- No. 294, 145–147, 178–179
- No. 320, 121,
126
- No. 322, 159, 164, 166, 178–179
- No. 335, 216–217
- No. 345, 319–320
- National Security Agency (NSA), 732n
- National Security Council (NSC) meetings,
1
- National War College, 662
- Navy, U.S., 596, 666, 687
- Near East. See
Middle East.
-
Nehru, Jawaharlal, 159
-
Neidle, Alan F., 398n
, 721n
, 762n
- Netherlands (see also Netherlands subheadings under
other subjects), 106, 376, 551, 763
- Nguyen Van Thieu, Gen., 638n
- Nigeria, 763, 767
- Nine - Power Conference, London, Oct. 1954, 299n
-
Nitze, Paul H., 556–557, 584
-
Nixon, Richard M., 625,
665, 686, 729, 738–739, 740n
, 741, 746,
755, 757
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons (see also
Non - Proliferation Treaty (NPT)):
- Assurances to non - nuclear powers, 80,
111, 163–164, 166–167, 177, 333,
437, 481–483, 486, 522,
601–602,
768–770
- Belgian position, 484
- British position, 64, 92–93, 147–148, 154, 231–232, 325n
, 376, 393–394
- British - German talks on, 139
- Chinese role in, 113
- Czech position, 323
- European clause (See also
Multilateral Force (MLF)), 155, 218–219, 325–326, 354–356
- French position, 154–157, 176,
376
- Germany, Federal Republic of, position, 302, 305–307, 326,
435–436,
438–439,
445–446,
448–449
- Italian position, 64, 105, 233,
235–236,
294, 326, 448–449, 485–486
- Netherlands position, 484
- Non - aligned countries’ U.N. resolution on, 398–400
- Polish position, 323
- Sharing of weapons, 262–263, 274–275
- Soviet position, 26–27, 168, 175, 186–188, 224,
230, 276–281, 323–324, 397
- Soviet - U.S. talks on, 129–135, 160–161, 167–169, 245–252, 297–300, 333,
335, 368–384, 386–391, 448
- Swedish position, 119, 124
- Task force on, 121–123, 126,
145–150,
154–168,
172–182,
234
- U.S. position, 96, 111, 118n
, 127–128, 474–475
-
ACDA proposal, 97–110, 112–117, 119–120, 216
- Response to pressures for proliferation, 147–148
- Treaty proposals, 3–4, 11,
79–82, 90–91, 319
- Verification of, 106–107
- Weapons technology, 178, 711
- Non - Proliferation Treaty (NPT) (See also
Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee; Non-
proliferation of nuclear weapons; Verification), 98, 109–110, 117, 142, 176
- Amending process, 544, 548–549
- Argentine position, 729
- Article III. See
Safeguards article
below.
- Article VI, 701, 770
- Assurances to non - nuclear powers, 80,
111, 163–164, 166–167, 177, 333,
437, 481–483, 486, 522,
601–602,
768–770
- Australian position, 767
- Belgian position, 460–461, 525,
534, 540
- Brazilian position, 522, 559, 561,
599, 729, 765–766, 768–769
- British draft, 217–218, 229–230, 233–237, 535
- German position, 230, 233–235, 535, 539
- Italian position, 233, 235–236, 535, 539
- British position, 225–226, 228–231, 236, 294, 325–326, 558, 625
- Canadian draft, 217n
, 233–234
- Canadian position, 234–236, 326, 460, 764
- Chilean position, 729
- China, People’s Republic of, role in, 80, 82
- Duration of, 479, 522, 540, 544–545, 549
- European unification, effect of, 356, 445–446, 449
- Finnish position, 764–765, 767
- Four - nation draft, 235–236
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile
systems, effect of, 566, 569, 571–572, 584, 591, 635–636, 644, 742
- French position, 437, 475, 483, 600–601, 769n
- German - U.S. talks on, 362,
435–436, 438–439, 649–651
- Germany, Federal Republic of, position, 445–446, 448–449, 454–455, 458–465, 475, 477–479, 523–525, 536–538, 549
-
IAEA safeguards on U.S.
facilities, 447–448, 456, 465, 471–474
- Indian position, 401–402, 474, 478, 484, 500, 517, 522, 559–561, 602, 729, 766, 769n
- Israeli position, 740
- Italian position, 64, 233, 239, 294, 479, 536, 548, 560–561, 764–765
- Japanese position, 176, 460, 484, 517, 537, 601, 729, 765, 767
- Luxembourg position, 525
- Mexican position, 517, 547, 599, 762, 766
- Netherlands position, 460,
525, 535, 537, 540, 764, 766
-
NATO Nuclear Planning
Group, effect on, 573–574, 576–578
- Nuclear sharing (See also
Atlantic Nuclear Force (ANF); Multilateral Force (MLF)), 262–263, 301–302, 307–308, 389, 393–394
- Pakistani position, 729, 764, 766, 769
- Romanian position, 602
- Safeguards article, 235–236, 294, 418–421, 454–464, 483–492, 502–506, 508–509, 515–518, 520–529, 533–544, 557–558, 564
- Seabed treaty, effect of, 581,
585, 588
- Signing and ratification of, 602–603, 625–626, 632, 693, 720, 723, 729, 733, 739–741
- South African position, 600
- Soviet drafts, 256–257, 261, 271, 398, 478, 490, 494n
, 505–506, 515
- Soviet position, 204, 303–304, 323–324, 333, 355, 396n
, 418
- Soviet - U.S. joint draft, 558–559
- Soviet - U.S. talks on, 268–271, 368–384, 386–391, 396, 474–475, 481–486, 516–517, 573, 598
- Swedish position, 517
- Tabling of, 477–479, 494–496
- Tanzanian position, 600
- Tests needed before implementation of, 492–494, 519–520
-
UAR position, 176, 419, 517
- U.N. General Assembly resolutions on, 598–603, 762
- U.S. drafts, 217–219, 237, 269–270, 298, 302, 329–330, 335, 339, 394–397, 488–489, 494n
, 528–529, 539
- Germany, Federal Republic of, position, 305–307, 326, 534, 540
- Italian position, 326,
448–449, 460, 463–464, 525, 534, 538
- U.S. position, 64, 81, 127, 301–302, 323–324, 361–362, 603–605
- Yugoslav position, 766, 768–770
- North Atlantic Council (NAC)
(see also
North Atlantic Treaty Organization):
- Control post proposal, 11, 13
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 75
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 42, 77, 79, 473n
- Meetings:
- Mar. 2, 1966, 209n
- Apr. 20, 1967, 527
- Sept. 14, 1967, 512
- Dec. 6, 1967, 538
- Nov. 30, 1967, 536–537
- July 15, 1968, 640–641
- Ministerial meetings:
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 217–218, 225, 229–230, 447–448, 463,
479, 509, 520
- Nuclear test bans, 291
- North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) (see also
Multilateral Force; North
Atlantic Council):
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 77, 476, 741, 745,
757
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 181–182, 250, 373,
376, 389
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 217, 228, 461
- Non - aggression treaty with Warsaw Pact, 32
- Nuclear Defense Affairs Committee, 475n
, 745
- Nuclear Planning Group (NPG), 475–476, 573–574, 576–578, 643, 649
- Meeting, Washington, Apr. 1967,
475n
- Select Committee, 225, 230
- Soviet position, 155, 165, 231,
269–271,
298–299
- Special Committee of Defense Ministers, 262–263, 265–266, 279, 361,
475n
- U.S. commitments to, 10–13, 437
- U.S. position, 164
-
Novikov, Vladimir, 245
- Nuclear energy. See
Peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
- Nuclear fallout. See
Fallout, nuclear.
- Nuclear - free zones:
- In Africa, 97n
, 100, 108, 113, 116–117, 155, 167,
176
-
IAEA inspection of, 119
- In Latin America, 155, 167, 176,
254, 272, 766
- Cuban participation in, 244–247, 267–268, 273, 391–392, 485
- Nuclear testing, effect of, 401
- Soviet position, 310, 485
- Treaty of Tlatelolco, 488,
505, 549–557, 599
- Principles for, 4
- Soviet position, 26, 32
- U.S. position, 9, 176–177, 193
- Nuclear Planning Group (NATO), 475–476, 573–574, 576–578, 643, 649
- Nuclear reactors. See
Reactors, nuclear.
- Nuclear sharing. See
Sharing, nuclear.
- Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, Moscow, Aug. 1963, 47, 66, 86, 175, 208–209, 613
-
ABM development, effect of, 497
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 56–60, 311, 349, 359, 363,
403, 530
- Violations of, 6, 15, 183–185, 188–191, 197,
199–204,
519
- Nuclear testing. See
Testing of nuclear weapons.
- Nuclear war (See also Assurances to non - nuclear
powers), 163, 174,
656–657
- Nuclear weapons. SeeWeapons, nuclear.
- Ogiso, Motoo, 767
- Organization of African Unity (OAU), 97n
, 100, 108,
113, 116–117, 124
-
Ormsby Gore, David, 16–20, 37n
- Overflights, 65, 69,
74–75, 81, 145
-
Owen, Henry D., 112n
, 141n
- Pakistan, 18, 148,
174, 297, 438n
, 558n
, 729, 762,
764, 766, 769–770
-
Palfrey, John G., 13, 29, 72
- Panama, 267–268,
310–311
- Panama Canal Zone, 267–268, 273
-
Panofsky, Wolfgang K.H., 357n
- Paraguay, 558n
-
Pardo, Arvid, 587
-
Park Chung Hee, 398n
-
Pastore, John O., 2, 8, 171, 294–295, 472–473
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy (See
also
Plowshare program):
- Brazilian position, 599, 762, 764
- British position, 350, 771
- Controlled fusion, 208
- Desalinization, 34, 40, 50, 55, 57, 66–67
- Finnish position, 763
- French position, 768
- Italian position, 762–764
- Japanese position, 350, 763
- Mexican U.N. resolution on, 762, 766
- Nuclear proliferation, effect on, 175
- Pakistani position, 762, 764
- Peaceful Nuclear Explosive Devices (PNEDS):
- Excavation with, 13–15, 56–60, 128, 310–311, 357–361, 392, 425–426, 437
- Technical talks on, 402–404, 722–723
- Safeguards over, 294, 364
- Soviet electric power program, 206–208
- Soviet position, 349–351, 768
- Swedish position, 771
- U.S. position, 180–181, 345,
771
- Yugoslav position, 762, 764
-
Pell, Claiborne H., 752
-
Pen Aids, 511
-
Penney, William, 43–44
-
Perkins, James A., 126,
146, 160, 162, 166, 182
- Permissive Action Links (PALs), 182
- Petrosyants, Andronik M., 310n
- Philippines, 154, 166
-
Phillips, Richard I., 16,
19, 194
- Pindown, 582, 586
- Pinera, Jose, 767
- Plowshare program (See also
Peaceful uses of nuclear energy), 6–7, 56–60, 128, 150, 152, 162, 167–168, 181, 210
- Benham test, 620–621
- Buggy test, 480–481, 556–557
- Gasbuggy test, 480
- International entity for, 348–351, 364
- Project Cabriolet, 211, 327–328, 362–364, 400–402, 480–481, 519–520, 529–532, 556–557
- Project Sulky, 13–15, 62, 153–154
- Schooner test, 620–621
- Soviet - U.S. talks on, 392–393, 401–404, 425–426
- Spartan project, 620, 637
- Stoddard test, 620
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty, 339
- Treaty modifications to permit, 357–361
- Vulcan test, 212
- Whetstone series, 62–63
- Plutonium (See also
Fissionable materials), 1n
, 4, 23n
, 37, 43–45, 48–49, 51, 84, 128, 561–564,
630,731
-
Poirier, C. Normand, 608n
- Poland, 11–13, 25–27
271, 307, 323, 347, 364, 404, 772
-
Pollack, Herman, 519, 557n
-
Pompidou, Georges, 132,
156
-
Popper, David H., 112n
, 317n
, 384–385,
714n
, 715
-
Post, Tray, 364
-
Povaliy, Col. Gen., 656–657
- Preparatory Commission for the Denuclearization of Latin America, 272–273
- Project Sulky, 13–15, 62, 153
-
Proper, Datus C., 384n
- Prototype testing, 30–31, 42, 65,
77, 81
- Puerto Rico, 273, 550, 554
-
Puhan, Alfred, 435, 649
-
Rabi, I.I., 364
-
Raborn, William F., Jr., 216, 224, 321n
, 337–338,
340
- Radar, 469, 678,
694
- Radiation (See also
Fallout, nuclear), 86,
385–386
-
Rathjens, George W., 167,
237n
, 243n
-
Rattray, Alexander L., 229n
- Reactors, nuclear:
- Conversion from military to commercial, 9
- Kiwi - TNT safety test, 170, 183–186, 196–197
- Reciprocal inspection of, 4
- Shutting down of, 1–2, 7–8
- Soviet, 207–208, 491
-
Read, Benjamin H., 277n
, 297n
, 351–354,
362n
, 554
-
Reedy, George, 72
-
Reichardt, Charles H., 732n
-
Reis, Herbert K., 317n
, 348
- Review Committee on Underground Testing of Nuclear Weapons, 6, 13n
, 153, 210,
327, 480
-
Rey, Jean, 483
- Reykjavik Declaration on Mutual Force Reductions, 643
-
Rieger, Walter, 649
-
Rivkin, Steven R., 64–65, 145n
, 150n
, 167
-
Roche, John P., 690
-
Rogers, William, 757
-
Romania, 347, 438n
, 602, 720,
724
-
Roosevelt, Franklin D., 253, 256
-
Roshchin, Alexey A., 366, 369–370, 373, 375, 382n
, 390, 397,
446, 502–505, 515, 520–521, 525–526, 537–538, 543–546, 558n
, 634, 750
-
Rostow, Eugene V., 649, 651
-
Rostow, Walt W., 314n
, 329n
, 348n
, 362n
, 432n
, 454n
, 458n
, 463n
, 468n
, 481n
, 541n
, 672n
, 724n
, 744n
- Arms control, 333
- Celestial bodies treaty, 351
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 646
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 466–467
- Anti - ballistic missiles, 407, 409, 411, 495, 499, 501, 509
-
SALT talks, 583–584, 651, 666, 673–674, 687–689, 693, 699–700, 716, 717n
, 718n
, 725, 738–739
- Indian development of nuclear weapons, 330
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 147–148, 339, 386,
396–397
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 435, 494–495, 522–524
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 401
- U.S. - Soviet summit meeting, possible, 690, 754–755, 757
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 212, 313, 327–328, 346,
480–481,
519, 556–557, 620–621
-
Rowan, Carl, 54, 216, 224
-
Rowen, Henry, 148
-
Ruina, Jack P., 227
-
Rusk, Dean, 31n
, 75n
, 97n
, 118, 173n
, 189, 229n
, 297n
, 354n
, 420n
, 432n
, 448n
, 512n
, 515n
, 568n
, 590n
, 672n
, 717n
, 718n
, 725n
- Arms control and disarmament, 16–20, 194–196, 258,
474
- By small countries, 92, 95–96,
293
- Development of U.S. program for, 216, 320
- Unilateral, 92
- Celestial bodies treaty, 311–312, 347,
365–368,
430
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 237,
239–243,
254–256,
645–646
- Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee, 224–228, 323
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 1–3, 7–8, 21, 69
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 25–26, 41, 758–759
- Anti - ballistic missiles, 77–79, 495, 501, 518, 591
- Multiple Independently - Targeted Re - entry Vehicles
(MIRVs), 663–665
-
SALT talks, 424, 431, 564–567, 584, 642, 648–649, 633–637, 644–646, 651, 677–680, 686–687, 692, 699, 713, 727, 738, 742–743
- Soviet position, 35
- Summit meeting on, possible, 754–755, 757
- U.S. position, 29–31, 314n
, 315–316, 466–467
- Verification issues, 87–89
- German reunification, 158
- Military budget levels, 93, 95–96, 222–223, 257–258
- Multilateral Force, 90, 132–134, 155–157, 160, 259,
261
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 26–27, 64, 80–82, 109–110, 112, 121–125
- British position, 231, 393–394
- French position, 154–155
- Sharing of weapons, 262–263
- Soviet - U.S. talks on, 129–135, 245–250, 268–271, 368–382, 386–391
- Task force on, 126, 163, 172
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 362, 445, 477–479, 516–517, 548,
573, 625, 649–651, 741
- Assurances to non - nuclear powers, 481–483
- Drafts of, 217, 218n
, 256, 298, 329, 394–397
- European unification, effect of, 356, 449
- Safeguards article, 418, 454, 458, 463–465, 471, 473, 477–479, 483–487, 502, 505, 508, 523–524, 533–537, 540–542, 557
- U.N. General Assembly resolution on, 598–603
- North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 10
- Nuclear - free zones, 9, 244–245, 391–392, 485, 549–554
- Nuclear Non - Proliferation Treaty, German - U.S. talks on, 90–91, 435–439
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 310–311, 362–364, 392, 401–404, 425–426, 437,
530, 723
- Seabed treaty, 593, 595–597, 608–616, 680, 714
- Sino - Soviet dispute, 162
- Soviet - U.S. relations, 720
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 15, 72, 170–171, 183n
, 184, 189
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty, 240, 336–340, 342–345
- Uranium/plutonium sales, 295, 561–562
- Visits to Asia and France, Dec. 1966, 406
-
Russell, Richard, 741
-
SALT talks. See
Strategic Arms Limitations Talks (SALT)
under
Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile
systems.
- Satellites, communications, 687
- Scandinavia, 160
-
Schaetzel, J. Robert, 557
-
Schroeder, Gerhard, 196, 475, 745
-
Schuldt, Fred, 13n
-
Schultze, Charles L., 529n
, 532
-
Scoville, Herbert, Jr., 13n
, 14, 76n
, 87n
, 122n
- Anti - ballistic missiles, 337
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 36–37, 38n
, 70–71
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 78–79, 466, 633,
639, 641, 663
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 332
- Verification of arms control agreements, 240
- Sea of Japan, 191
- Seabed treaty, 714
- Australian position, 715
- Japanese position, 715
-
JCS/Department of Defense
position, 580–583, 585–590, 616–619, 680–683
- Rio Session of U.N. Seabed Committee, 714–715
- Soviet position, 580–581
- U.S. position, 559–560, 579,
592–596,
605–616,
621–622
- Verification of, 582–583, 586–587, 589–590, 597,
607, 615, 683–685
-
Seaborg, Glenn T., 10, 75n
, 173n
, 183n
, 200n
, 334n
, 420n
, 529n
- Anti - ballistic missiles, 294
- Arms control, 216
- Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee, 224–227, 232
-
Euratom, 162
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 1–3, 21, 36–38, 43–45, 53–54, 730–731, 756
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 79
- Multiple Independently - Targeted Re - entry Vehicles
(MIRVs), 663–665
-
SALT talks, 637, 644–645, 687, 699
- International Atomic Energy Agency, 244, 364
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 118–119, 123, 163,
295, 467
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 471, 473, 557
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 55,
235–236,
401, 530–532
- Plutonium sales, 561
- Seabed treaty, 594–595, 610–611, 614
- Testing of nuclear weapons:
- Bowline series, 620–621
- Crosstie series, 480–481, 557
- Flintlock series, 210–212
- Latchkey series, 327–328, 341
- Niblick series, 6
- Palanquin, 199n
- Project Cabriolet, 519–520
- Project Sulky, 13–15, 153–154
- Soviet, 170n
- Survey of new sites for, 346
- Test ban treaties and, 188–189, 208
- Whetstone series, 62, 72–74
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty, 336–338
- Verification of arms control agreements, 238, 241–242, 294
-
Seamans, Robert S., 79
- Second Special Inter - American Conference, Rio de Janeiro, Nov. 1965, 272
-
Selin, Ivan, 663–664
-
Semenov, Vladimir S., 135
- Senate, U.S., 89
- Appropriations Committee, Department of Defense Subcommittee, 423n
, 494–495, 518n
- Armed Services Committee, 317n
, 423n
, 494–495, 518n
- Commerce Committee, 58
- Foreign Relations Committee, 59, 317n
, 430, 550, 625, 720
- Disarmament Subcommittee, 293
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 294–295, 419, 482,
559, 573–574, 602
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, ratification, 625, 693, 723, 729,
739–742
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 530
- Seabed treaty, 609
- Soviet - U.S. Consular Convention, 136
- Senegal, 558n
-
Shahi, Agha, 764, 769
- Sharing, nuclear (See also
Atlantic Nuclear Force (ANF); Multilateral Force (MLF)), 262–263, 301–302, 307–308, 389, 393–394
-
Shaver, Thomas R., 351n
, 358n
-
Shaw, John P., 564n
, 568n
, 573n
, 638–639,
641, 724, 747n
-
Shaw, Patrick, 767
-
Shullaw, J. Harold, 194,
257
- Shustov (USSR), 503–504
-
Sianis, Maj. Gen. Pete C., 683
-
Silveira da Mota, David, 766
-
Sierra Leone, 365
- Singapore, 365
-
Singh, Sardar Swaran, 370
- Sino - Soviet dispute, 54, 94, 141, 161–162, 216, 254, 271, 324, 748, 754
-
Sisco, Joseph J., 112n
, 311n
, 351n
, 383–385,
430, 714–715
-
Sloss, Leon, 573n
-
Smirnovskiy, M.N., 129,
135, 219, 430
-
Smith, Bromley, 10, 62, 657n
, 739n
-
Smith, Gerard C., 148–149
-
Smyth, Henry D., 420, 557
-
Sohier, Walter D., 348
-
Sokolovskiy, V.D., 657
-
Solbert, Peter, 68–71
-
Sonnenfeldt, Helmut, 262n
-
Sorensen, Theodore, 9–10
-
SOSUS, 581,
583, 596, 612
- South Africa, Republic of, 111, 162, 600
- Southeast Asia, 187, 222–223, 252–253, 339
- Southwest Africa, 599–600
- Soviet bloc, 214, 715
- Soviet Union (see also
Sino - Soviet dispute; Soviet
Union and Soviet subheadings under other subjects):
- Agreements with the U.S. (see
also
United States, relations with
below):
- Atomic energy program, 83–87
- Disarmament, 16–20, 215
- Downing of U.S. jet by, 12
- Economic situation, 417, 654–656, 735–736, 751–754
- Germany, Federal Republic of, relations with, 114n
, 133–134, 266
- Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of, relations with, 400
- Military budget cuts, 27–29, 656
- Military situation, 582, 586, 589,
630, 656–657, 706, 734–735, 750–751
- Permissive Action Links, 182
- Sweden, relations with, 161
- United States, relations with (see
also
Agreements with the U.S.
above), 53, 135–140, 166, 180,
390–391,
417, 662–663, 689–690, 720, 724
- Cultural exchange, 310
- Fisheries, 387
- Summit meeting, possible, 689–690, 716–719, 754–755, 757
- Summit meeting at Glassboro, 512, 517n
- Vietnam issues, 324, 444, 512n
, 716–719, 726
- Verification of arms control agreements, 24, 176, 237–238, 344–345
- Vietnam, Democratic Republic of, relations with, 400
-
Spaak, Paul - Henri, 561n
, 562
- Spain, 365, 545
- Special National Intelligence Estimates (see also
National Intelligence Estimates):
-
SNIE
11-10 - 67, 441,
636, 639–640, 647
-
SNIE
11-12 - 68, 683–685
-
SNIE
11-13 - 68, 633,
639, 646–648, 667, 679,
688, 705
-
SNIE
11-16 - 68, 732–738
-
Spiers, Ronald I., 217n
-
Springsteen, George S., 454n
, 524n
, 642n
, 648n
-
Staats, Elmer, 1n
, 3
-
Staden, Berndt von, 435
-
Star III, 612–613
-
Stevenson, Adlai E., 129, 227–228
-
Stewart, Michael, 194–196, 231–232, 257, 270, 393
-
Stewart, Michael N.F., 194, 257
-
Stoessel, Walter J., Jr., 276, 317n
, 318n
, 393n
, 468n
- Strategic Air Command (SAC), 160
- Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT). See under
Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile
systems.
-
Strauss, Franz Josef, 523, 549, 601, 649–651
- Submarines, nuclear:
- Freeze on new construction of, 510,
707
- Polaris, 380, 395, 678
- Soviet, 84, 207, 415
- Verification of arms control agreements, 406
- Vulnerability of, 582, 586, 589
- Suitcase bombs, 150
-
Sukhodrev, V.M., 129,
135, 219, 245, 366, 369, 375, 386, 729
- Summit Conference of Independent African States, May 1963, 108
- Sweden (see also Sweden and Swedish subentries under
other subjects), 384n
- Acquisition of nuclear weapons by, 79,
100–101,
103, 111, 131, 133, 338
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 176, 250, 309,
419
- Soviet Union, relations with, 161
- Test ban treaties, 309, 342, 771
- Verification of arms control agreements, 106
- Switzerland, 131–133, 161, 251
-
Symington, Stuart, 317
- Taiwan, 161, 254, 558n
- Tanzania, 600, 724
-
Tape, Gerald F., 13n
, 72, 242, 294, 403, 404n
, 529n
, 557n
, 610–611,
687, 699
- Task Force on Nuclear Proliferation, 111, 121–123, 126, 145–149, 154–164, 166–168, 172
- Documents:
-
Four Alternatives to Nuclear
Proliferation, 150
-
Problems Concerning Alternative Course of
Action, 150, 165
-
Report to the President by the Committee
on Nuclear Proliferation, 173–182, 234
-
Taylor, Gen. Maxwell D., 7, 25
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 29, 76–79, 82
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 80
- Nuclear - free zones, 9
- Seabed treaty, 609, 612–613
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 72
-
Taylor, Theodore B., 357n
-
Taylor, Vice Adm. Rufus L., 732
-
Tcherniakov, Yuri N., 598
- Testing of nuclear weapons (See also
Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty; Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, Moscow, Aug. 1963; Plowshare program; Threshold Test Ban Treaty
(TTBT)), 493
- Ad Hoc Panel on Technical Aspects of Nuclear Test Ban Proposals,
285–286,
313–314
- Ajax, 212
- Alluvium testing, 332
- Atmospheric testing, 208–209
- Bowline series, 620–621
- Charcoal event, 210
- China, People’s Republic of and, 86,
120, 138–139, 161, 590
- Costs of, 611
- Crosstie series, 480–481, 556–557
- Derringer test, 385–386
- Detection of, 60, 149, 170–171, 188,
206, 210, 227, 309, 385–386
- Effects tests, 210
- Faultless test, 481
- Flintlock series, 210–212
- France and, 44–45, 86, 161, 373, 590
- Germany, Federal Republic of, position, 519
- Greeley test, 328
- Indian position, 520
- Italian position, 519
- Kermet test, 211
- Kiwi - TNT, 170, 183–186, 196–197
- Latchkey series, 327–328, 341,
400
- Long Shot event, 62, 72, 197–199, 210
- Niblick series, 6–7
- Palanquin, 63, 199–204
- Puce test, 212
- Sepia event, 211
- Snaptran test, 185
- Soviet Union and, 84–87, 128, 170–171, 184, 188–191, 201–207, 284
- Spert test, 185
- Survey of new testing sites, 346
- Test bans and, 188–189, 208–209, 645–646
- United Kingdom and, 62, 210
- Weaknesses in U.S. program, 313–314
- Whetstone series, 62–63, 72–74, 153
-
Thacher, Peter S., 348,
762n
- Thailand, 724
-
Thant, U, 198, 316, 351, 352n
- Thermonuclear weapons, Soviet, 86, 207
- Third International Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy,
Geneva, Aug. - Sept. 1964, 185, 197
-
Thomas, Peter, 13n
-
Thompson, Llewellyn E., 31n
, 46n
, 168n
, 186n
, 196n
, 200n
, 217n
, 244n
, 261n
, 262n
, 297n
, 357n
, 564n
, 568n
- Arms control and disarmament, 192,
245, 249, 257
- Celestial bodies treaty, 366
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 240,
242
- Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee, 224, 232
-
Euratom, 162
- Fissionable materials production cuts, 21, 22n
, 36–37,
38n
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 142–143, 151–152, 314n
, 450–451, 453–454, 467–469, 476
- Anti - ballistic missiles, 405–407, 409–410, 424, 431–432, 442–444, 507–508, 742n
-
SALT talks, 451, 565, 567, 571, 591, 637, 713–714, 742–743
- Summit meeting on, possible, 716, 755
- Multilateral Force, 157, 259
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 110, 112–120, 127–128, 397
- Nuclear - free zones, 391
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 310,
349, 392, 404
- Sino - Soviet dispute, 161–162
- Testing of nuclear weapons, 170, 183n
, 184, 202–203, 385–386
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty (TTBT):
- British position, 290–291
- China, People’s Republic of, position, 340
-
CIA position, 340, 342
-
JCS position, 282–285, 287, 342
- Peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 360
- Soviet military programs, impact on, 321–323
- U.S. position, 237–238, 240,
320, 334–339, 342–345
-
Timberlake, Clare H., 91n
- Timberlake mission, 11
-
Toon, Malcolm, 388, 389n
, 391–392,
440n
-
Toumanoff, Vladimir, 262n
- Trans - isthmian canal, 310–311, 400
- Treasury, U.S. Department of, 177
- Tritium, 180, 630–632, 730–731
- Troop levels, 52, 67, 137, 193–194, 225n
, 266
-
Troyanovsky, O.A., 219
-
Tsarapkin, Semen K., 29, 192, 203–205, 212, 224, 242, 261–263, 301–302
- Turkey, 772
-
Tyler, William R., 16, 19, 22n
, 29, 129, 194
- Uganda, 365, 724
- Underwater arrays, 227
- Union of South Africa, 111, 162, 600
- United Arab Republic (UAR),
18, 106, 112, 117, 119, 158, 174, 742
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 241
- Germany, Federal Republic of, nuclear aid to, 178
- Leadership role of, 215
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 178, 246–247, 249–250, 309
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, 176, 419, 517
- Soviet role in, 771
- United Kingdom (see also United Kingdom and British
subheadings under other subjects):
- Nuclear weapons, retention of, 650
- Permissive Action Links, 182
- Treaty of Tlatelolco, 551
- United States, relations with, 179–180, 327, 346,
428
- U.S. nuclear aid to, 178–179
- United Nations (see also
Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee; U.N. Charter; U.N. Disarmament
Commission; U.N. General Assembly), 739
- Chinese representation, 384
- Conference of Non - Nuclear Weapons States, 591
- Seabed treaty, 579, 587, 612
- Security Council, 89, 166, 233,
531, 769
- Tripartite Security Assurances Proposal, 558n
-
UNCTAD, 548
- U.N. Charter, 122, 169, 399, 482, 650, 681
- U.N. Disarmament Commission (UNDC), 198–199, 204, 212–216, 272, 763–764, 769
- U.N. General Assembly:
-
18th Session, 272
-
19th Session, 68, 129, 187–188
-
20th Session, 213, 256, 278
-
21st Session, 352n
, 353, 365, 368, 425
-
22d Session, 518n
-
23d Session, 600, 728, 760, 762–772
-
24th Session, 722, 763–764
- Ad Hoc Committee on the Seabed, 579,
587, 596n
, 606, 608, 616, 622, 680n
, 681, 714–715
- Arms control in small countries, 95
- Celestial bodies treaty proposal, 312,
316–317,
347
- Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, 311, 317,
347, 352–353, 366, 404–405
- Disarmament debates, 141, 258
- First Committee, 398n
, 588, 603–604, 750n
, 763, 769–770, 772
- Fissionable material production halt, 696n
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 758
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 100, 111, 309n
, 503n
, 515, 521–522, 524, 534,
548, 559–560, 584
- Resolutions:
- 1652 (XVI), 108
- 1665 (XVI), 107–109, 117, 123n
, 175
- 1884 (XVIII), 32
- 2028 (XX), 269, 438
- 2165 (XXI), 771n
- 2454 (XXIII), 770–771
- 2456 (XXIII), 762
- General and Complete Disarmament, 246
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 398–400
- Irish Resolution, proposed, 1964, 122, 124
- Uranium:
- British purchases of, 43, 327
- Enrichment of, 730
- French purchases of, 145–146
- German purchases of, 295–296
- Italian purchases of, 295–296
- Peaceful uses of, 630
- Soviet production of, 37, 51, 84–85, 207, 248
- U.S. production cuts in, 1n
, 2, 21–23, 39, 46–54
- U.S. sales to Euratom of, 561–564
- U.S. Atomic Energy Detection System (AEDS), 240, 322
- U.S. Intelligence Board, 283, 679
- U.S. Sound Surveillance System (SOSUS),
581, 583, 596, 612
-
Valenti, Jack J., 7, 72
-
Vance, Cyrus R., 72, 76, 79, 80, 82, 409n
, 411n
, 422
- Verification Advisory Committee (VERAC),
12
- Verification of arms control agreements:
- Black boxes, 456
- Celestial bodies treaty, 467
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 176,
196, 237–238, 240, 243,
258, 288–291, 324–325
- Fissionable materials:
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 65, 76–79, 81–82, 87–89, 92, 406, 511,
570
-
IAEA safeguards, 125, 418–421, 447–448, 454–465, 679
-
JCS position, 23–25, 53, 293–294, 668
- Non - nuclear nations and, 106–107
- Seabed treaty, 582–583, 586–587, 589–590, 597,
607, 615, 683–685
- Soviet position, 29, 241, 628–629
- Threshold Test Ban Treaty, 283–284, 290,
324–325,
337, 343
- U.S. position, 241–242, 253,
646–648
- Vietnam conflict, 94, 267, 375n
, 686, 690,
739, 743
- Bombing pause, 264, 566, 747
- Celestial bodies treaty, 347
- Eighteen - Nation Disarmament Committee, effect on, 224–228
- Military budget increases for, 187,
222–224,
257–258
- Soviet position, 35, 187, 203,
215, 219–220, 222, 240,
474, 733
- Soviet - U.S. relations over, 324,
444, 512n
, 716–719, 726
- U.S. position, 219, 293, 399,
746
- Vietnam, Democratic Republic of, 187, 252, 400, 566, 742
- Vietnam, Republic of, 203–204, 305
- Virgin Islands, U.S., 273, 550
-
Von Braun (FRG), 601
-
Von Hassel, Kai - Uwe, 91,
115, 157, 280
-
Vorontsov, Yuly M., 388,
391–392, 485
-
Wagner, Adolf von, 576
-
Waldheim, Kurt, 312, 316–318
-
Walsh, John P., 268n
, 389n
, 402n
, 432n
, 440n
, 463n
, 468n
, 520n
, 524n
, 723n
-
Walske, M. Carl., 357n
-
Warnke, Paul, 552, 554, 637, 663
- Warsaw Pact:
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 476
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 155, 187, 262, 275,
373, 381, 387, 485
- Non - aggression treaty with NATO, 32
-
Watson, Arthur K., 126,
157, 164, 182
- Weapons, nuclear (see also
Atlantic Nuclear Force (ANF); Multilateral Force (MLF); Non -
proliferation of nuclear weapons; Testing of
nuclear weapons):
- Banning from outer space of, 31–32
- British - U.S. cooperation in, 130
- Conversion to peaceful uses, 226, 248
- Elimination of, 49, 215, 733
-
JCS position, 611
- No - first - use proposals, 156, 204, 334,
545
- Non - Proliferation Treaty, European clause, 155, 218–219, 325–326, 354–356
- Presidential authority over use of, 475–476
- Production of, 5
- Soviet capabilities in, 85–86, 206–207
- Threats from spread of, 173–174
- Transfer registration, 772
- U.S. policy, 181–182
-
Webb, James E., 29, 216, 466
- Weber (FRG), 435
-
Webster, William S., 126,
163, 182
-
Weiler, Lawrence D., 217n
, 334, 398n
, 566n
-
Wenk, Dr., 593, 596, 609, 611–612
-
Werth, G., 358n
- Western European Union (WEU), 158
- Western Suppliers Group, 120
-
Westmoreland, Gen. William, 687
-
Wheeler, Gen. Earle G., 151, 173n
, 189, 282n
, 285n
, 473n
, 529n
- Arms control, 216
- Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 160,
240–241,
288
- Fissionable material production halt, 696n
, 699
- Freezes on strategic offensive and defensive missile systems, 89, 429, 466, 758–759
-
SALT talks, 429, 635–636, 661–664, 666,
687, 699
- Non - proliferation of nuclear weapons, 163, 172
- Seabed treaty, 593, 612
- Test ban treaty proposals, 284, 313
- Weapons, nuclear, 611
-
Wiggins, James R., 729, 740–741
-
Williamson, Larry, 357n
-
Wilson, George, 477
-
Wilson, Harold, 133, 138n
, 160, 225–226, 230, 233, 270, 302–304, 307
-
Wise, Samuel G., 541n
- World Conference on Disarmament proposal, 204,
214, 246, 257–258
- World War II, 138–139, 253
- Wyle, Frederick S., 512n
- X - rays, 582, 586, 589
-
Yarmolinsky, Adam, 282n
-
York, Herbert F., 126,
146, 161, 166–167, 182, 364
- Yugoslavia, 214–215, 720, 724, 762, 764, 766, 768–770
- Zambia, 724
-
Zinchuk, Alexander I., 318n
, 388, 391–392
-
Zorin, Valerian A., 83, 759