Abbreviations and Terms
- AA, Afro-Asian
- AACC, Afro-Asian Conciliation Commission
- AAO, Army Attache Office
- ADB, Asian Development Bank
- AEC, Atomic Energy Commission
- AF, Air Force
- AFP, Armed Forces of the Philippines
- AFS, American Friends Service
- AG, Attorney General
- AID, Agency for International Development
- AIDTO, series indictor for telegrams from AID
- ALUSNA, American Legation, U.S. Naval Attache
- AN, Aviation Negotiations Division, Bureau of Economic Affairs, Department of State
- ANSOR, youth affiliate of the NU
- ANZUS, Australia, New Zealand, United States
- AP, Associated Press
- APO, American Post Office
- ASA, Association for Southeast Asia
- ASEAN, Association of Southeast Asian Nations
- ASPAC, Associated States of the Pacific
- BCT, battalion combat team
- BNA, Office of British Commonwealth and Northern European Affairs
- BPI, Indonesian Intelligence Organization headed by Subandrio
- CAB, Clark Air Base (Philippines)
- CASP, Country Analysis and Strategy Paper
- CCC, Commodity Credit Corporation
- CCO, Corps Commando (Indonesian Navy amphibian regiment) also KKO
- CHICOM, Chinese Communists
- CHJUSMAGPHIL, Chief, Military Advisory Group, Philippines
- CIA, Central Intelligence Agency
- CIAP, Comite Interamericana de la Alianza para el Progreso (Inter-American Alliance for Progress Committee)
- CINCPAC, Commander-in-Chief, Pacific
- CINCPACREPPHIL, Command in Chief, Pacific’s representative in the Philippines
- COMSAT, Communications Satellite
- CONEFO, Indonesian (Sukarno) acronym for Conference of Newly Emerging Forces CONUS continental United States
- CRS, Catholic Relief Services
- CW, continuous wave (radio communications)
- DCI, Director of Central Intelligence
- DCM, Deputy Chief of Mission
- DefAtt, Defense Attache
- Depcirtel, Department of State circular telegram
- Deptel, Department of State outgoing telegram
- DFA, Defense Forces Agreement
- DL, development loan
- DLG, Defense Liaison Group
- DOD, Department of Defense
- DTG, date time group
- E, Bureau of Economic Affairs
- EA, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs
- EA/IND, Office of Indonesian Affairs, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs
- EA/MS, Office of Malaysia and Singapore Affairs, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs
- EA/PHIL (EA/PHL), Office of Philippines Affairs, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Department of State
- EA/RA, Office of Regional Affairs, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Department of State
- EA/TB, Office of Thailand and Burma Affairs, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Department of State
- ECAFE, Economic Commission on Asia and the Far East
- ECB, Engineer Construction Battalion
- Embtel, Embassy telegram
- EUR, Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State
- Exdis, Exclusive distribution
- EX–IM, Export-Import Bank
- FAM, Foreign Affairs Manual
- FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation
- FBIS, Foreign Broadcast Information Service
- FE, Far East; Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs, Department of State
- FELG, Far East Liaison Group
- FER, Far East Region
- FY, fiscal year
- FYI, for your information
- Gestapu, Gerakan September Tigahpiluh (30th of September Movement)
- GMT, Greenwich mean time
- GNP, gross national product
- GOA, Government of Australia
- GOI, Government of Indonesia
- GOJ, Government of Japan
- GOM, Government of Malaysia
- GOP, Government of the Philippines
- GSA, General Services Administration
- H, Bureau of Congressional Relations, Department of State
- HK, Hong Kong
- hq, headquarters
- HMG, Her Majesty’s Government
- H.R., House Resolution
- Huks, Hukbong Magpapalaya Sa Banyan (paramilitary arm of Philippines Communist Party)
- IBRD, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (World Bank)
- ICJ, International Court of Justice
- IGG, Inter-Governmental Group
- IGGI, Inter-Government Group on Indonesia
- IM, intelligence memorandum
- IMF, International Monetary Fund
- INR, Bureau of Intelligence and Research
- IO, Bureau of International Organizations
- IP–KI (IPKI), Association of Supporters of Indonesian Independence
- ISA, International Security Affairs
- JAC, Joint Action Command
- JCS, Joint Chiefs of Staff
- JCSM, Joint Chiefs of Staff memorandum
- Kap-Gestapu, anti-30th of September Movement
- KL, Kuala Lumpur
- KOGAM, Indonesian military organization
- KOTI, Komando Operasi Tertinggi (Indonesian Supreme Operational Command)
- L, Legal Adviser of the Department of State
- Limdis, limited distribution
- LP, Liberal Party (Philippines)
- M, Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs
- MAP, Military Assistance Program
- Maphilindo, Malaysia, Philippines, Indonesia
- Masjumi, Majelis Syoro Muslimin Indonesia (Council of Indonesian Muslim Associations)
- MCA, Malaysian Chinese Association
- MILTAG, military advisory group
- MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- MP, member of parliament
- MPRS, Majelis Permusyawaratan Rakyat (People’s Consultative Assembly of Indonesia)
- MS, Office of Malaysia and Singapore Affairs, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Department of State
- MYSP, multi-year strategy paper
- NASA, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- NASAKOM, Indonesian (Sukarno) acronym for nationalism, religion, and communism
- NATUS, series indicator for U.S. telegrams to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
- NEFO, Indonesian (Sukarno) acronym for new emerging forces
- NEKOLIM, Indonesian (Sukarno) acronym for neo-colonialism-colonialism-imperialism
- NIE, National Intelligence Estimate
- NLFSVN, National Liberation Front, South Vietnam
- Noforn, no foreign distribution
- Notal, not to all addresses
- NP, Nacionalista (National) Party (Philippines)
- NSA, National Security Agency
- NSAM, National Security Action Memorandum
- NSC, National Security Council
- NU, Nahdatul Ulama (Moslem Scholars’ Party, Indonesia)
- NZ, New Zealand
- OASD, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense
- OCI, Office of Current Intelligence
- OR, Office of International Resources, Bureau of Economic Affairs
- PAL, Philippines Air Lines
- PAP, People’s Action Party (of Malaysia)
- PBM, Presidential briefing memorandum
- PC, Peace Corps; Philippines Constabulary
- PCVS, Peace Corps volunteers
- PD, Presidential determination
- Pemuda Pantjasila, Youth of Five Pillars (youth affiliate of the Association of the Supporters of Indonesia Independence)
- PHILCAG, Philippines Civil Action Group (in South Vietnam)
- PKI, Partai Komunis Indonesia (Indonesian Communist Party)
- PKP, Philippines Communist Party
- PL, Public Law
- PM, prime minister
- PMIP, People’s Malay Independence Party
- PNI, Partai Nasional Indonesia (Indonesian National Party)
- POL, petroleum, oil, and lubricants
- POLAD, political adviser
- PPP, Peoples’ Progressive Party (Philippines)
- PSI, Partai Sosialis Indonesia (Indonesian Socialist Party)
- RBP, Pemuda Rakjat (Communist Youth Organization, Indonesia)
- reftel, reference telegram
- RPKAD, paratroop commando unit of the Indonesian Army
- RR, Office of Research and Reports (CIA)
- R&R, rest and relaxation
- RSO, regional security officer
- RTG, Royal Thai Government
- SC, Security Council (of the United Nations)
- SEA, Southeast Asia
- SEATO, Southeast Treaty Organization
- SNIE, Special National Intelligence Estimate
- SPA, Office of Southwest Pacific Affairs, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Department of State
- SVN, South Vietnam
- TF, task force
- TOUSI, series indicator for USIS telegrams to the U.S. Information Agency
- UAR, United Arab Republic
- UDP, United Democratic Party (of Malaysia)
- UK, United Kingdom
- UMNO, United Malay National Organization
- UN, United Nations
- UNP, Office of United Nation Political Affairs, Bureau of International Organizations Affairs
- UNSC, United Nations Security Council
- USDA, United States Department of Agriculture
- USG, United States Government
- USIA, United States Information Agency
- USIS, United States Information Service
- USITO, series indicator for USIS telegrams from the missions
- USUN, United States Mission at the United Nations
- VIPTO, series indicator for telegrams from Vice President Humphrey
- VN, Vietnam
- VOA, Voice of America
- VP, Vice President
- WMO, World Meteorological Organization