Foreign Relations of the United States, 1964–1968, Volume XV,
Germany and Berlin
Persons
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Abrasimov, Pyotr A., Soviet
Ambassador to East Germany
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Acheson, Dean, former
Secretary of State
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Adenauer, Konrad, former
Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany; CDU Chairman until March 1966
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Alphand, Herve, French
Ambassador to the United States until October 1965; thereafter Secretary
General of the French Foreign Ministry
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Ausland, John C., member of
the Berlin Task Force in the Office of German Affairs, Bureau of European
Affairs, Department of State, until June 1965; Director of Combined Policy
in the Office of Politico-Military Affairs from December 1967
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Bahr, Egon (SPD), chief of the Berlin Press and
Information Office until December 1966; then personal adviser to Foreign
Minister Brandt; Special Ambassador
in the Foreign Office from July 1967; chief of the Planning Staff in the
Foreign Office from November 1967
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Ball, George W., Under
Secretary of State until September 30, 1966; Permanent Representative to the
United Nations, June 26–September 25, 1968
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Barber, Arthur W., Deputy
Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs (Arms and
Trade Control)
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Barzel, Rainer (CDU), Deputy Chairman of the CDU/CSU
Bundestag Fraction until November 1964; then Chairman
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Bator, Francis M., Senior
Economic Adviser at the Agency for International Development until April
1964; Senior Member of the National Security Council Staff, April
1964–September 1967; Deputy Special Assistant to the President for National
Security Affairs from October 1965 until September 1967
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Beaumarchais, Jacques de,
Director for the Cabinet of French Foreign Minister Couve de Murville to 1964; Director of
Political Affairs in the French central administration from 1965
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Behrendt, Heinz, head of the
Inner-German Trade Division (Hauptabteilung) of the East German Ministry of
Foreign (and Inner-German) Trade; then Deputy Minister of Foreign (and
Inner-German Trade) and Deputy Foreign Minister
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Beitz, Berthold, General
Director of the Krupp concern in Essen
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Berger, Hans, West German
Ambassador to the Netherlands; then head of the Office of the Federal
Presidency
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Birrenbach, Kurt,
CDU foreign policy expert
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Blessing, Karl, President of
the Deutsche Bundesbank
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Boeker, Alexander, head of
Subdivision B in the Second Political Division I of the West German Foreign
Office
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Bohlen, Charles E., Ambassador
to France until February 9, 1968; Deputy Under Secretary of State for
Political Affairs after February 11, 1968
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Bowie, Robert J., Counselor of
the Department of State from September 21, 1966 to April 1, 1968
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Brandt, Willy (Herbert
Frahm),
SPD Chairman from February 1964; Governing
Mayor of Berlin until December 1, 1966; thereafter West German Vice
Chancellor and Foreign Minister; SPD
candidate for Chancellor in the 1965 Bundestag election
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Braun, Baron Sigismund von,
West German Observer at the United Nations; also Minister in the West German
Embassy to the United States until June/July 1968
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Brown, George, British Foreign
Secretary, August 10, 1966–March 15, 1968
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Bruce, David K. E.,
Ambassador to the United Kingdom
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Brunner, Guido, First Secretary
of West German Observer Mission to the United Nations
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Bundy, McGeorge, Special
Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs until February 28,
1966
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Butler, Richard A., British
Foreign Minister until October 16, 1964
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Calhoun, John A., Assistant
Chief of the US Mission in Berlin until January 1967
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Carstens, Karl, First State
Secretary (Political and Administrative Affairs) in the West German Foreign
Office until December 1966; then First State Secretary in the Defense
Ministry until January 1968; thereafter head of the Federal
Chancellery
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Castro Ruz, Fidel, Premier of
Cuba
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Cleveland, Harlan, Assistant
Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs until September 8,
1965; then Chief of the US Mission to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
and European Regional Organizations at Paris from September 1, 1965 (after
July 1, 1967 Permanent Representative to the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization in Brussels)
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Clifford, Clark M., Secretary
of Defense after March 1, 1968
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Cohen, Wilbur J., Secretary of
Health, Education, and Welfare from March 1968
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Couve de Murville, Maurice,
French Foreign Minister until June 1, 1968; then Minister of Finance and
National Economy until July 10; thereafter French Prime Minister
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Creel, Robert C., Director of
the Office of German Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs, until July 1964;
then Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs until
September 1965; thereafter Consul General in Munich
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Dahlgruen, Rolf (FDP), West German Finance Minister to
October 27, 1966
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De Courcel, Geoffroy Chodron,
French Ambassador to the United Kingdom
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De Gaulle, Charles, President
of France
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De Jong, Piet, Dutch Minister
of Defense until April 3, 1967; then Prime Minister
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Debre, Michel, French Finance
and Economic Affairs Minister from January 9, 1966 to June 1, 1968;
thereafter Foreign Minister
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Dobrynin, Anatoly F., Soviet
Ambassador to the United States
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Douglas-Home, Sir Alex,
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom until October 16, 1964
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Duckwitz, Georg Ferdinand,
West German Ambassador to India until August 1965; then leader of the West
German Delegation to the Offset Negotiations with Great Britain and the
United States; First State Secretary (Political and Administrative Affairs)
in the Foreign Office from October 1967
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Erhard, Ludwig (CDU), Chancellor of the Federal
Republic of Germany until December 1, 1966; CDU candidate for Chancellor in the 1965 Bundestag election;
CDU Party Chairman, March 1966–May
1967
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Erler, Fritz,
SPD Deputy Chairman, February 1964–February
1967; also Chairman of the SPD Bundestag
Fraction, March 1964– February 1967
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Eshkol, Levi, Israeli Prime
Minister; also Minister of Defense until June 2, 1967
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Finn, Richard B., Deputy
Director of the Office of German Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs,
Department of State, until July 1966
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Foster, William C., Director
of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
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Fowler, Henry H., Secretary of
the Treasury, April 1, 1965–December 23, 1968
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Fried, Edward R., member of
the Policy Planning Council, Department of State, until October 24, 1965;
Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for International Resources, Bureau of
Economic Affairs, October 24, 1965–August 15, 1967; thereafter member of the
National Security Council staff
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Fulbright, J. William, Senator
(D-Arkansas); Chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
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Garran, Peter, British
Ambassador to the Netherlands from 1964
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Gerstenmaier, Eugen (CDU), President of the Bundestag;
CDU Deputy Chairman
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Goldberg, Arthur J., Permanent
Representative to the United Nations, July 28, 1965–June 24, 1968
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Gore-Booth, Paul H.,
Permanent Under Secretary of State in the British Foreign Office from 1965;
also Head of the Diplomatic Service from March 1968
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Greenhill, Denis A., Minister
in the British Embassy to the United States until 1964; then Assistant Under
Secretary of State in the British Foreign Office until 1966; thereafter
Deputy Under Secretary of State
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Grewe, Wilhelm, West German
Permanent Representative to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Groepper, Horst, West German
Ambassador to the Soviet Union to March 1966; then Ambassador to
Turkey
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Gromyko, Andrei A., Soviet
Foreign Minister
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Guttenberg, Karl Theodor Baron von und zu
(CSU),
Parliamentary State Secretary in the West German Federal Chancellery from
April 1967
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Hand, J. M. Colton, Assistant
Chief of the Special Trade Activities and Commercial Division, Office of
International Trade, Bureau of Economic Affairs, Department of State, from
June 1964
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Harlech, Lord (William David
Omsby-Gore), British Ambassador to the United States
until April 1965; then Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party in the House
of Lords to 1967
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Hase, Karl-Guenther von, head
of the West German Press and Information Office (government spokesman) until
November 1967
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Hassell, Kai-Uwe von (CDU), West German Defense Minister
until December 1, 1966; then Minister of Displaced Persons, Refugees and War
Wounded; CDU Deputy Chairman
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Herter, Christian A., Special
Representative for Trade Negotiations until December 30, 1966
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Hohmann, Karl, head of the
Office of the Chancellor in the West German Federal Chancellery until
December 1966
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Holthoff, Horst H., Second
Secretary in the West German Embassy to the United States until June/July
1965; then First Secretary
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Hornig, Donald C., Special
Assistant to the President for Science and Technology
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Humphrey, Hubert H., Senator
(D-Minnesota) and Senate Majority Whip to December 29, 1964; Vice President
of the United States from January 20, 1965; Democratic candidate for
President, November 1968
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Johnpoll, Alexander C., Deputy
Director of the Office of German Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs,
Department of State, from April 1967
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Johnson, Lyndon Baines,
President of the United States
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Kastl, Hans Jorg, Press
Secretary of the West German Foreign Office; then head of the Department on
Eastern Europe (Subdivision A5) in the Second Political Division to
1966
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Katzenbach, Nicholas deB.,
Deputy Attorney General until September 4, 1964; then Attorney General until
September 30, 1966; thereafter Under Secretary of State
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Kennedy, Robert F., Attorney
General to September 3, 1964; Senator (D-New York) from January 1965 to June
6, 1968
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Khrushchev, Nikita S.,
Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers (Premier) and First Secretary of
the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union until
October 15, 1964
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Kiesinger, Kurt Georg (CDU), Minister President of
Baden-Wurttemberg until December 1, 1966; then Chancellor of the Federal
Republic of Germany; CDU Chairman from May
1967
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Kissinger, Henry A.,
Professor, Department of Government, and Director, Defense Studies Program,
Harvard University; also consultant to the Arms Control and Disarmament
Agency to 1967 and consultant to the Department of State from 1965
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Klein, David, senior member of
the National Security Council staff until August 1965
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Knappstein, Heinrich, West
German Ambassador to the United States
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Kohler, Foy D., Ambassador to
the Soviet Union until November 14, 1966; Deputy Under Secretary for
Political Affairs, November 29, 1966–December 31, 1967
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Kosygin, Alexei N., Vice
Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers until October 15, 1964;
thereafter Chairman (Premier)
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Krag, Jens Otto, Danish Prime
Minister until January 24, 1968; also Danish Foreign Minister, November
28,1966–October 1, 1967
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Krapf, Franz, head of the
Second Political Division in the West German Foreign Office; then West
German Ambassador to Japan
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Kratzer, Myron B., Director,
International Affairs Division, Atomic Energy Commission, 1964–1967;
Assistant General Manager for International Activities, Atomic Energy
Commission after 1967
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Krone, Heinrich (CDU), West German Minister for Special
Tasks until October 26, 1965; then Chairman of the Federal Defense Council
until December 1, 1966; thereafter special adviser to Chancellor Kiesinger
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Kutscher, Ernst, head of the
Department for Soviet Affairs (Subdivision A4) in the Second Political
Division of the West German Foreign Office; then advisor to the West German
Permanent Representative at the European Economic Community in Brussels
until June 1967
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Kuznetsov, Vassily V., First
Deputy Soviet Foreign Minister
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Lahr, Rolf, Second State
Secretary (Trade, Development, and Cultural Affairs) in the West German
Foreign Office
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Leddy, John M., Representative
to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development until June 15,
1965; thereafter Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs
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Lemnitzer, General Lyman L.,
Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers in Europe; also Commander of the U.S.
European Command
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Leusse, Pierre de, French
Permanent Representative to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in Paris,
1965–1967
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Leusse de Syon, Bruno de,
Minister Counselor of the French Embassy in Washington until January 1966;
then Director for the Cabinet of the French Foreign Minister (Couve de Murville/Debre) to July 1968; then Director for the
Cabinet of the French Prime Minister (Couve de
Murville)
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Lilienfeld, Georg von, West
German Minister to the United States until 1967
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Lodge, Henry Cabot,
Ambassador to Vietnam until June 28, 1964, and August 25, 1965–April 25,
1967; Ambassador to West Germany from May 27, 1968
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Lucet, Charles, Director for
Political Affairs in the French central administration until December 1965;
then French Ambassador to the United States
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Luebke, Heinrich (CDU), President of the Federal Republic
of Germany
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Malik, Yakov A., Soviet Deputy
Minister of Foreign Affairs to 1967; Soviet Permanent Representative to the
United Nations from March 1968
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Manning, Robert J., Assistant
Secretary of State for Public Affairs until July 31, 1964
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Mansfield, Michael J., Senator
(D-Montana); Senate Majority Leader
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Marks, Leonard H., Director of
the U.S. Information Agency, September 1, 1965–December 6, 1968
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McCarthy, Eugene J., Senator
(D-Minnesota)
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McCloy, John J., former U.S.
High Commissioner for Germany; special presidential consultant on NATO affairs from April 1966; also U.S.
representative to the trilateral offset negotiations with West Germany and
Great Britain, October 1966–April 1967
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McGhee, George C., Ambassador
to West Germany until May 21, 1968
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McIntyre, Stuart H., member
of the Berlin Task Force in the Office of German Affairs, Bureau of European
Affairs, Department of State, until September 1965, thereafter political
officer at the United States Mission to the European Community in
Brussels
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McNamara, Robert S.,
Secretary of Defense until February 29, 1968
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McNaughton, John T., General
Counsel of the Department of Defense until June 25, 1964; Assistant
Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, July 1, 1964–July
19, 1967
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Mende, Erich,
FDP Chairman; West German Vice Chancellor
and Minister of All-German Affairs until October 28, 1966
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Messmer, Pierre, French
Minister of Defense
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Monnet, Jean, French political
economist; founder and president of the Action Committee for a United States
of Europe (a non-governmental organization)
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Nguyen Cao Ky, Air Vice
Marshal, Prime Minister of South Vietnam, July
1965–October 1967
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Osterheld, Horst, head of
Division II (Foreign and Inner-German Relations, and External Security) in
the West German Federal Chancellery
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Penberthy, Grover W.,
international relations officer in the Office of German Affairs, Bureau of
European Affairs, Department of State, from July 1968
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Pompidou, Georges, Prime
Minister of France until July 10, 1968
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Puhan, Alfred, Director of the
Office of German Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State,
August 1964–June 1968; thereafter Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary for
European Affairs
-
Rapacki, Adam, Polish Minister
of Foreign Affairs until December 20, 1968
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Reedy, George, Special
Assistant and Press Secretary (from March 1964) to the President to July
1965
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Rostow, Eugene V., Under
Secretary of State for Political Affairs after October 14, 1966
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Rostow, Walt W., Counselor and
Chairman of the Policy Planning Council, Department of State, to March 31,
1966; Special Assistant to the President from April 1, 1966
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Ruete, Hans Helmuth, head of
Subdivision A (East-West Relations) in the Second Political Division of the
West German Foreign Office, July 1964–October 1966; then head of the Second
Political Division
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Rusk, Dean, Secretary of
State
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Russell, Richard B., Senator
(D-Georgia); Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee
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Sahm, Ulrich, West German
Deputy Permanent Representative to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
until October 1966; then Director of Subdivision A (East-West Relations) in
the Second Political Division of the West German Foreign Office
-
Schaetzel, J. Robert, Deputy
Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs until September 16, 1966;
thereafter U.S. Representative to the European Communities in
Brussels
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Scheske, Ulrich, head of the
Department on NATO and Defense Affairs
(Subdivision A7) in the Second Political Division of the West German Foreign
Office; from July 1967 West German Ambassador to Thailand
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Schiller, Karl (SPD), West German Minister for Economic
Affairs from December 1, 1966
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Schmueker, Kurt (CDU), West German Minister for Economic
Affairs and Finance Minister, October 28, 1966–December 1, 1966
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Schnippenkoetter, Swidbert,
Deputy Chief of the Planning Staff of the West German Foreign Office,
November 1964–August 1965; then Director of Subdivision B (General
Disarmament and European Security) in the Second Political Division and
Representative of the West German Government for Questions of Disarmament
and Arms Control
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Schroeder, Gerhard (CDU), West German Foreign Minister
until December 1, 1966; thereafter Minister of Defense
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Schuetz, Klaus (SPD), Berlin Senator for Federal
Affairs and Berlin Plenipotentiary in Bonn until December 1966; then First
State Secretary (Political and Administrative Affairs) in the West German
Foreign Office until October 1967; thereafter Governing Mayor of
Berlin
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Semenov, Vladimir Semyonovich,
Soviet Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs
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Seydoux Fornier de Claussone,
Francois, French Permanent Representative to the
North Atlantic Treaty Organization until 1965; then French Ambassador to
West Germany
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Spiers, Ronald I., Deputy
Director of the Office of Atlantic Political and Military Affairs, Bureau of
European Affairs, Department of State, until September 1965; then Director
until June 1966; thereafter Political Counselor (Chief of the Political
Section) at the Embassy in the United Kingdom
-
Spivy, Lieutenant General Berton E.,
Jr.,
USA, Director of the Joint Staff, April
1967–July 1968
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Staden, Berndt von, Counselor
of the West German Embassy in the United States until March/April
1968
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Stewart, Michael, British
Foreign Secretary, January 22, 1965–August 10, 1966, and after March 15,
1968; Deputy Prime Minister, August 10, 1966–March 18, 1968
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Stoessel, Walter J., Jr.,
Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs, September
1965–July 1968
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Stoltenberg, Gerhard (CDU), West German Minister for
Scientific Affairs from October 26, 1965
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Stoph, Willi (SED), Chairman of
the East German Council of Ministers (head of government) from September 24,
1964
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Strauss, Franz Josef,
CSU Party Chairman; Chairman of the CSU Bundestag Group until December 1, 1966;
then West German Finance Minister
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Symington, Stuart W., Senator
(D-Missouri)
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Thompson, Llewellyn E.,
Ambassador at Large until December 26, 1966; Acting Deputy Under Secretary
of State for Political Affairs, July 1964–October 1965; Ambassador to the
Soviet Union after January 23, 1967
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Tito, Marshal Josip Broz,
President of Yugoslavia
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Tsarapkin, Semen K., Soviet
Representative to the Eighteen-Nation Disarmament Committee in Geneva until
1966; then Soviet Ambassador to West Germany
-
Tyler, William R., Assistant
Secretary of State for European Affairs until May 18, 1965; Ambassador to
the Netherlands after June 23, 1965
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Udall, Stewart L., Secretary
of the Interior
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Ulbricht, Walter,
SED First Secretary and Chairman of the East
German Council of State (head of state); also Chairman of the National
Defense Council
-
Weber, Heinz, interpreter and
deputy chief of Language Services in the West German Foreign Office
-
Wehner, Herbert,
SPD Deputy Chairman from February 1964;
SPD Deputy Chairman of the Bundestag
Fraction until December 1966; West German Minister of All-German Affairs
from December 1, 1966
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Westrick, Ludger (CDU), head of the West German Federal
Chancellery and Minister for Special Tasks, June 1964–November 1966
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Wilson, James Harold, British
Prime Minister after October 16, 1964
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Winzer, Otto (SED), East German Foreign Minister from
June 24, 1965