Index
- Afghanistan, 521
- Africa, 108, 188– 190, 234
- Afro-Asia-Latin American People’s Solidarity Organization, 313
- Afro-Asian Conference, Algiers, June 1965, 793
- Agency for International Development (AID),
37,
112,
126,
147,
159,
180
n, 263, 303, 400n - Agreements with the United States:
- Germany, Federal Republic of-U.S. Status of Forces Agreement,
46
n, 67– 68, 74, 96, 99, 103, 175, 177 - Japan-U.S. Status of Forces Agreement,
92,
177
n - Pakistan-U.S. Status of Forces Agreement, 185
- Philippines-U.S. Status of Forces Agreement,
67–
68,
92,
176
n -
ROC-U.S. Status of Forces Agreement,
46
n, 66– 68, 73– 74, 92, 177 -
ROK-U.S. Mutual Defense Treaty,
October 1953,
88,
171–
172,
355
n, 364, 367, 371, 372n, 412, 421, 461 - ROK-U.S. Status of Forces Agreement, 145– 146, 176, 178, 185
- Germany, Federal Republic of-U.S. Status of Forces Agreement,
46
- Agriculture, 183, 248– 249
- Ainsworth, Thomas W.,
801
n - Aircraft, ROK request for,
286,
305,
326
n, 405– 406, 519 - Alaska, 37
- Albania, 543– 544
- Algeria, 545
- ANZUS meetings,
401
n - Armstrong, Oscar V.,
713
n - Armstrong, Rodney E.,
801
n - Asia, 84, 411
- Asian Development Bank, 189– 190, 202, 798
- Asian People’s Anti-Communist League,
54
n - Australia,
185,
188,
199
n, 449, 451 - Ayub Khan, Muhammad,
498,
510,
523
n - Bacon, Leonard L.,
746
n, 747, 751n, 758n - Baird, Charles F., 401
- Baker, James E.,
801
n -
Ball, George,
94
n, 401, 613– 615, 767, 782 - Ball Committee, 562, 565, 574, 590– 591, 613– 615
- Ball Mission, 236, 388
- Bardach, Henry, 449
-
Barnett, Robert W.,
51–
52,
101,
106,
125
n, 758n, 776n, 790n, 791n - Bates, William H., 574
- Bator, Francis X.,
21
n, 22 - Battle, Lucius D., 476
- Bay of Pigs, 575
-
Beach, Gen. Dwight E.,
111,
211
n262n - Bean, Maurice, 256
- Belgium, 783
- Bell, David E., 88, 101, 165– 167, 186
-
Berger, Samuel D.,
156
n, 315n, 371n, 392n, 466n, 495n, 537n, 538n, 547n, 575n, 576n, 578n, 594n, 604n, 622n, 634n- DMZ incidents, 225, 288
- DPRK infiltration into ROK, 256, 261, 270, 472, 487
- Economic stability in ROK, 38– 39
- Japan-ROK settlement, 6, 751– 753, 761– 762
- Kim Chong-pil controversy, 20, 23– 24, 33– 34
-
Kim Song-un visit to U.S.,
June 1966,
181
n - Korean unification, 192– 196
- Military force reductions, 1– 2
- Pueblo crisis, 468– 470, 472, 475, 488, 505, 521, 523, 556, 628
- Pueblo negotiations, 582– 584, 600– 601, 616– 617, 624– 627, 628
- ROK student demonstrations and martial law, 18, 24, 26– 28, 31– 32
- U.S. military and economic aid to ROK,
148
n, 271n, 289, 758, 759n - Vance mission, 347– 348
- Vietnam, 290, 394
- Vietnam War, 15– 16, 167
- Berlin, 184, 463, 501– 502, 619
- Bernstein, Joel, 82, 84, 125, 144
- Black, Robert B., 51
- Blouin, Adm. F. J.,
741,
776
n - Blue House, attack on (January 1968), 309– 311, 313– 314, 329– 330, 333, 386, 398, 425, 446, 461
-
Bohlen, Charles E.,
623,
628,
642,
652
n, 666, 686– 687, 693, 695 - Bolivia, 401
-
Bonesteel, Gen. Charles H., III,
333,
359,
386,
389–
391,
400,
417,
618
- DMZ incidents, 225, 265– 266
- DPRK infiltration into ROK, 261– 265, 270, 272, 299, 370
- DPRK military posture, 313– 315, 451– 452
- Internal security in ROK, 278– 281, 286, 395– 397
- Pueblo capture, 463– 464, 491
- U.S. military aid to ROK, 298, 300, 303, 327, 449– 450
- U.S. military strength in ROK,
226
n, 318– 320, 452 - U.S.-ROK relations, 337, 341– 342
- Vance mission, 349, 369– 370, 373, 375, 385
- Vietnam War, 200, 211– 214, 216, 219– 220, 230, 233, 293, 404
- Boyes, Capt. Jon L.,
110,
156
n, 181 - Brazil, 498
- Breeches Buoy plan, 717, 739
- Brown, Carroll,
646
n, 713n, 719n, 724n, 726n, 731n, 737n, 744n - Brown, Gen. George S.,
215
n, 478, 560– 561, 572 - Brown, James L.,
620
n -
Brown, Winthrop G.,
108,
160
n, 205, 207, 252, 289, 392n, 657n, 671n, 701n, 704n, 707n, 762n- Election in ROK, 244– 252
- Foreign Ministers Conference proposal, 43– 44
- Foreign relations of ROK, 187– 192
- Internal security in ROK, 278– 282
- Japan-ROK settlement,
762–
768,
772–
774,
777
n, 781, 785, 788– 789, 790n, 793– 795, 797– 798 - Kim Chong-pil controversy, 55– 56
- MAP transfer program, 121– 124
- Military force reductions, 115– 118
- Military pay levels in ROK, 83– 84, 100, 121– 124
- Pak visit to U.S., May 1965, 49– 50, 100– 101, 106, 109
- Pueblo negotiations, 651– 653, 661– 662, 668– 669, 697– 700
- ROK role in Vietnam War, 182
- Status of Forces Agreement, 45– 46, 91– 92, 99, 145– 146, 175– 176, 185
- UN Korean debate, 190, 202– 204, 221– 224
- U.S. defense commitment to ROK, 172
- U.S. economic aid to ROK, 104, 146– 149
- U.S. military aid to ROK, 81– 84, 146– 149, 449– 450
- U.S. military strength in ROK, 226– 227
- U.S.-ROK relations, Joint U.S.-ROK working group
- Bucher, L. M., 459, 548, 651, 692, 736– 737, 740– 742
- Budget, U.S. Bureau of (BOB),
187,
433
n - Bunche, Ralph, 569, 573
-
Bundy, McGeorge,
3
n, 19, 21n, 25, 35n, 271n, 288n -
Bundy, William P.,
41
n, 49n, 77n, 174, 187, 202n, 208, 215n, 269n, 284, 404n, 407n, 414n, 417n, 447n, 459n, 464n, 466n, 593n, 758n, 790n-
DPRK infiltration into ROK,
180–
181,
270,
272
n, 392 - Japan-ROK settlement, 19, 760, 762, 772, 774– 775, 782, 785, 797– 798, 800
- Korean DMZ incidents, 225– 226
- Political situation in ROK, 19, 244
- U.S. military aid to ROK,
285
n, 302, 393n - U.S. military strength in ROK, 226
- U.S.-ROK relations,
63,
101,
106,
128,
780
n - U.S.-ROK Status of Forces Agreement, 45, 73, 91, 175
- Vietnam War, ROK combat troops
for,
75,
118,
129–
130,
230–
232,
252,
253
n, 276, 291, 293n, 295n - Visits:
-
DPRK infiltration into ROK,
180–
181,
270,
272
- Bunker, Ellsworth, 295, 438
- Busby, Horace, Jr.,
90
n - Cambodia, 443, 460
- Canada, 205, 228, 498
- Canberra, 623
- Carey, Hugh L., 622
- Carroll, Lt. Gen. Joseph F.,
464
n - Carter, Lt. Gen. Marshall S.,
464
n, 743 - Central Intelligence Agency, ROK (KCIA). See under Korea, Republic of.
- Central Intelligence Agency, U.S. (CIA),
199,
209
n, 257– 259, 360, 400n, 431n, 555n, 575, 689n, 787 - Chae Myung-shin, Gen., 173– 174, 269, 288, 413
- Chaffee, John, 742
- Chang Ch’ang-kuk, Gen., 80, 100, 342, 373, 385, 389
- Chang Ki-yong, 39, 83, 100, 170, 208, 267
- Chang Kyong-sun, 27
- Chang Sang Moon, 88, 101, 785
- Chang U-chu, Maj. Gen., 80
- Chang Wu-ju, 110
- Cheju-do, 403, 406, 752
- Chiang Ching-kuo, 188
- Chiang Kai-shek, 37
- China, People’s Republic of (see also PRC subheadings under other subjects),
4,
5
n, 7, 22, 36, 170, 184, 198, 205, 221n, 225– 226, 229n, 260 463, 748, 779 - China, Republic of, 43– 44, 170, 205, 234, 498
- Cho Sang-ho, Col., 53, 106
-
Choe Kyu-ha,
290,
372
n, 388, 401n, 672n - Ch’oe Yong-hui, 417– 418, 421, 438
-
Chong Il-kwon,
40,
170,
260,
280,
377,
396,
425
n-
Clifford/Taylor Mission,
267–
268,
269
n -
DPRK infiltration into ROK,
309,
311,
451
n - Japan-ROK settlement,
747,
758
n, 761– 762, 766, 781 - Pueblo crew release, 731, 735– 736
- ROK participation in Vietnam War, 15, 85, 232– 233, 287– 288
- U.S. military aid to ROK, 284– 286
- U.S–DPRK MAC talks, 331– 334, 353– 354
- U.S.-ROK relations, 50, 185, 287, 344– 345
- Vance mission,
346,
370,
372
n, 373, 375– 376, 385– 386 - Visits, 235– 239, 284, 391, 401
-
Clifford/Taylor Mission,
267–
268,
269
- Chong Il-yong, 85
- Choson Ilbo, 129
- Christian, George:
- Church, Frank F., 502
- Churchill, Winston L. S., 355, 358
- Ciccolella, Richard G.,
211
n -
Clark, Gen. Mark,
562
n, 565, 574, 590n, 613– 614 -
Clifford, Clark,
382,
384
n, 395n, 407n, 412n, 433n, 640n, 642n - Colby, William E.,
174,
180,
225,
256,
262
n - Combs, Maj. Gen. Cecil E., 652, 662, 709
- Congress, Acts of, 526
- Congress, U.S. (see also Congressional subheadings under
other subjects),
3,
42,
109–
110,
280
n, 287, 303, 438, 527, 790 - Cooper, Chester L.,
156
n - Corfu Channel, 543– 544
- Crane, Paul, 97, 100, 106
- Cuba, 331, 575
- Cuban missile crisis, 484– 485, 501, 516, 522, 529, 549
- Cuthell, David C., 180
- Cyprus,
476,
481
n - Czechoslovakia,
530,
693
n - Defense, U.S. Department of,
91
n, 173n, 196n, 237, 294n, 407n, 433n, 453, 463n- Defense against DPRK actions, 431, 451– 452
- Military force reductions in ROK, 35– 36
- Offshore procurement, 127, 139, 159
- Pueblo crisis, 461, 466, 475, 560
- Pueblo negotiations, 655, 662
-
ROK troops in Vietnam War,
131
n, 413 - Status of Forces Agreement with ROK,
177
n, 185 - U.S. military aid to ROK,
142,
148,
155,
305
n, 406, 415, 457
- Defense Intelligence Agency,
196
n, 274n, 459n, 463n, 480n, 555n - Denmark, 498
- Denney, George C., Jr.,
180
n, 225n, 256n, 271n, 274n, 443– 445, 464n, 796 - Depuy, Gen. William E., 450
- Dirksen, Everett McKinley, 508, 572
-
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Dobrynin, Anatoliy F.,
289
n, 592n, 606, 623, 628, 636, 642– 643, 645, 686– 687, 693– 696 - Dodd, Thomas A., 478
- Doherty, Edward W.,
4
n, 13n, 23, 81, 88– 89, 337n, 583, 604n - Dominican Republic,
101
n, 107, 527– 528, 550 - Donga Ilbo, 32
- Doo Sun Choi, 757
- Dulles, Allen, 575
- Dulles, John Foster, 389
- East Asia, 198
- Eastern Europe,
221
n, 532 - Eaton Board, 615
-
Eisenhower, Dwight D.,
527–
528,
550–
552,
568,
613
n - Emmerson, John K., 782
- Enthoven, Alain, 318– 320, 326– 327
- Ernst, Roger,
125
n - Ethiopia, 197, 498
- Europe, 7, 22, 189– 190
- Evans, Allan, 180 n,
225
n, 256n, 271n, 271n, 796 - Fahs, Burton,
801
n - Far East, 184, 431
- Farrior, John M.,
801
n -
Fearey, Robert A.,
45
n, 101, 106, 156n, 753n, 754, 758n, 776n, 782, 785, 790n - First National City Bank of New York, 190
-
Fleck, Benjamin A.,
4
n, 13n, 156n, 180, 225, 261, 274– 275, 288, 404n, 466n, 701n, 797 - Fleming, Bob, 492
- Ford, Gerald, 572
- Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, 615
- Foreign Ministers Conference (ASPAC),
Seoul, June 1966,
43–
44,
179,
184,
189–
190,
229
n, 799 - Forrestal, Michael V.,
3
n - Foster, John, Jr., 299– 300
- Fowler, Henry H.,
186,
187
n, 243, 492, 503 - Fowler, Joe,
454
n - France (see also France and French subheadings under
other subjects),
5
n, 201, 413, 498, 558 - Freedom Defense Volunteer Corps,
54
n - Friedman, Alvin,
130,
155
n, 156n, 342 - Friedman, Lt. Gen. Robert J., 450
- Fulbright, J. William,
384
n, 481, 527 - Gaither Report, 613
- Gallagher, Elizabeth,
801
n - Gardosik, Maria E., 348, 391
- Gaud, William S., 164– 165, 167, 242
- Gendreau, Charles A.,
459
n - General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), 189, 287, 755
- Geneva Accords, 263, 414
- Geneva Conventions of 1949, 538– 539
- Geneva Conventions of 1958, 624
- Gentner, Adm. William E., 73
- Germany, Federal Republic of (see also German Federal Republic subheadings under other subjects), 7, 186, 201, 207, 558
- Ghana, 188
- Gladding, Capt. Everett, 742
- Glassboro Summit, June 1967, 259– 260, 504
- Godley, G. McMurtrie,
693
n -
Goldberg, Arthur,
221
n, 234 - Goodpaster, Gen. Andrew A., 527– 528, 550– 552
- Gorton, John G., 420
-
Green, Marshall,
25,
41
n, 43n, 45n, 101, 105, 523n, 751n, 758n, 781n - Greene, Fred,
464
n - Greenland, 461
- Greenleaf, Col. Abbott C., 348, 373, 375, 391
- Gromyko, Andrei A.:
- Gronouski, John A., 619
- [Page 808]Guam, 36, 463
- Guevara, Che, 313
-
Habib, Philip C.,
4
n, 5, 15– 17, 23, 256, 404n - Hallstein doctrine, 188
- Hand, Lloyd G., 100– 101, 106, 169
-
Harriman, W. Averell,
169,
187
n, 192, 206, 414, 751n - Harris, Lt. Stephen, 593, 742
- Harvard University, 34
- Heinz, Adm. Luther C.,
156
n -
Helms, Richard N.,
211
n, 262n, 356n, 447n, 455n, 471, 549n, 555, 574, 622– 623 - Hilliker, Grant G.,
77
n - Ho Chi Minh, 268
- Hodges, Luther H., 6
- Hodges, Wayne D., 662– 664, 672– 673, 692
- Holt, Harold,
301
n, 302 - Homme, Robert O., 693
- Hong Jong-chul, 101, 106, 373, 375, 385
- Honolulu Conference, 169
- Horner, Jack,
529
n - Horning, Donald F.,
90
n - Hot line, U.S.-Soviet, 494– 495, 549, 557, 566
- Houdek, Robert G.,
368
n - House of Representatives, U.S., 284, 442, 478, 744
-
Howze, Gen. Hamilton H.,
41,
43
n, 82, 84 - Hughes, Thomas L.,
53,
180
n, 225n, 256n, 271n, 274n, 445– 447, 464n, 569, 796 - Humphrey, Hubert H.,
63,
128,
149,
157,
181
n, 260, 285– 287, 380, 382– 383 - Hungary, 498, 545
- Hyland, Adm. John J.,
555
n - Ikeda, Hayato, 745, 751, 754, 769, 771, 774
- Im, Gen., 375
- India, 184, 498, 521
- Indonesia,
99,
188,
205,
238,
760
n - Institute for Technology and Applied Science, 109
- Intelligence gathering (see also under Pueblo crisis ), 742– 744
- Intelligence Memorandum No. 1620/66, 209– 210
- Intelligence Notes:
- International Court of Justice (ICJ), 370, 543– 544, 557, 565– 568, 578– 579, 641
- International Red Cross,
519,
531,
692
n - Israel, 396, 453, 481, 494, 527
- Japan (see also
Japan-Republic of Korea settlement),
43,
179,
184,
196,
205–
206,
226,
228,
234,
296,
349,
457,
745
- Economic sanctions on DPRK, 490, 558, 566
- Korea Republic of, relations with, 8– 10, 186, 770– 773, 775– 776
- Korean residents in, 6, 10
- Liberal Democratic Party (LDP),
745,
775,
781
n, 795 - Logistical support for Vietnam Republic, 112, 122– 123, 144
- Military force reductions in ROK, 3, 22
- Socialist Party, 746, 795
- Japan-Republic of Korea settlement,
39,
62,
133
- Draft treaty, initialing of, 784– 785, 787
- Fishing,
128,
746,
754,
793
n - Japanese apology to ROK, 778, 784
- Japanese position,
751,
754,
774–
775,
777–
779,
782–
783,
793
n - Japanese public opinion, 745, 769– 771
- Kim Chong-pil return, effect of, 55– 56
- Kim-Ohira memorandum, 769, 771– 772
- Korean residents in Japan,
6,
10,
785,
793
n, 795 - Limited normalization, 761– 762, 766
- Martial law in ROK, effect of, 31, 756
- Pak visit to Washington, May 1965, 779– 780
- Peace Line, 10, 747– 749, 783
- Property claims payments, 5– 6, 9, 769
- Prospects for agreement on, 19, 781
- ROK military role in Vietnam War, effect of, 15– 16, 69– 70, 86– 87, 93, 113– 114
- ROK position, 1, 5, 41, 52, 80, 754, 758, 763– 764, 772– 773, 774– 775, 782, 788– 789, 797– 799
- Signing of treaty, 795, 800
- Student demonstrations in ROK against, 205, 756, 795
- Tok-to Island, 6, 10, 783, 792– 794
- Treaty on Basic Arrangements, February, 1965, 784– 785, 787, 791, 795– 797, 800
- Tripartite meeting proposal, 767, 798
- U.S. position, 14, 95, 97, 750, 758– 760, 764
- U.S. role in negotiations for, 39, 751– 753, 758– 759, 762– 771, 776– 777, 783
- Japanese Export-Import Bank, 800
-
Jenkins, Alfred,
261–
262,
433
n, 583– 584, 625n, 649– 651, 697, 719n - Jenkins, Walter,
230
n - Jessup, Philip, 544
- Johnson, Charles,
21
n - Johnson, Rear Adm. Frank L., 555, 742
- Johnson, G. Griffith, 782
-
Johnson, Gen. Harold K.,
211
n, 262n - Johnson, Lady Bird,
97
n, 107 - Johnson, Lyndon B.,
1
n, 90, 107, 278n, 297n, 343n, 414, 447n, 455, 464n, 537n, 547n, 562, 576n, 594n, 620n, 626n, 631n, 632n, 640n, 719n, 722n- Clifford/Taylor Mission, 267– 269
-
DPRK infiltration in ROK,
205,
311
n, 322, 380, 427n - Elections in ROK,
237,
241,
244
n - Glassboro Summit, June 1967, 259– 260
- Humphrey visit to Seoul, July 1967, 260– 261
- Japan-ROK settlement, 749, 757, 763– 765
- Korean Reconstruction Bank loan, 424– 425
- Messages:
- Military force reductions,
3,
21
n, 22n, 116 - Pak visits to Washington:
-
Pueblo crisis,
376–
377,
469
n, 509, 521, 524, 532, 578, 587, 613– 615- Capture of the Pueblo, 460– 463, 476– 477, 480, 507, 560– 562, 591
- Confessions of the crew, 572, 593
- Congressional response to, 478, 502, 572, 574
- Diplomatic situation, 530– 531
- Intelligence gathering, 531– 532, 623
- Location of seizure, 479, 481, 524, 563– 565, 573
- Military responses to, 323, 327, 493– 494, 500, 509– 519, 525– 526, 560, 563
- Presidential speech on,
522,
528,
538
n - Release of the crew, 562, 740
- UN consideration of, 492– 493, 498, 516, 523
- U.S. electoral implications of, 355– 356, 375
-
Pueblo negotiations,
580
n, 618, 642n- International Court of Justice role in, 543– 544, 557, 566– 567
- Letter from Pueblo crew, purported, 647– 648, 661
- Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission role in, 545– 546
- Receipt, signing of,
688,
704
n, 707n, 709, 726, 727n - Soviet intermediary role, 460, 499, 550
- Thant’s “good offices” initiative, 569– 570
- U.S. strategies for,
540,
629
n, 665
- ROK raids into DPRK, 380– 381
- ROK view of, 410, 421
-
ROK-U.S. relations,
150,
399,
402
n -
ROK-U.S. Status of Forces Agreement,
5,
73
n, 99 - United Nations, 202, 234
- U.S. commitment to freedom, 202, 286
- U.S. economic aid to ROK,
97–
99,
140
n, 148n, 186, 187n, 242– 243, 441– 442, 453– 454 - U.S. military aid to ROK,
148
n, 303– 306, 340– 341, 378– 379, 420 - Vance mission, 346, 348– 349, 366, 383
- Vietnam War, 170, 239– 241, 253, 281, 495
- Visits:
- Withdrawal from 1968 election of, 410– 411, 421
- Yi Tong-won visit, March 1965, 63
- Johnson, Tom,
460
n, 476n, 492, 494, 497n, 505, 514, 521, 571n, 572, 622 -
Johnson, U. Alexis,
1
n, 22n, 35n, 181n - Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) (see also JCS position
under other subjects),
173
n, 342n, 356n, 395n, 463n - Joint Intelligence Committee, 575
- Joint Intelligence Team, 742
- Joint Reconnaissance Center Staff,
555
n - Joint Strategic Objectives Plan (JSOP), 42
- Joint U.S.-Japan Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs,
1
n, 747n - Joint U.S.-ROK Defense Meeting, May 1968, 400– 401, 426
- Jorden, William J.,
180,
186–
187,
216
n - Kanazawa, Masao, 753, 782
-
Katzenbach, Nicholas deB.,
187
n, 371n, 384n, 392n, 401, 404n, 464n, 471, 484n, 485, 495n, 537n, 538n, 547n, 549n, 557n, 575n, 576n, 594n, 604n, 640n, 642n, 646n, 657n, 671n, 680n, 719n, 724n- Counterinfiltration equipment airlift, 327– 328
-
Pueblo crisis,
469,
509,
514–
515,
521,
524,
532,
668
- Capture of the Pueblo, 468, 487
- Congressional response to, 527, 568
- Diplomatic situation, 522– 524, 530– 532
- Intelligence gathering, 531– 532
- Legal issues, 486, 578– 579
- Location of seizure, 564– 565
- Military responses to,
379,
472–
475,
483,
489,
507–
509,
515–
516,
518–
519,
525,
584
n - UN consideration of, 488, 505– 506, 545
- U.S. policy, 401– 402, 556
- Pueblo negotiations, 544, 555, 728– 731
- U.S. policy toward ROK, 455– 458
- U.S.-ROK relations, 390, 400– 401
- Kennedy, Edward M., 572
- Kennedy, John F., 49, 95
- Kennedy, Robert F., 575
- Kennedy Round, 287
- Kent, Sherman, 259
- Khanh, Maj. Gen. Nguyen (Nguyen Khanh), 54
- Killen, James S.,
13
n, 39 - Kim Chong-kap, 100– 101
-
Kim Chong-O,
28,
55
n, 57 -
Kim Chong-pil,
47
n, 141, 234 - Kim Chong-yul, 747– 749, 754– 756, 774– 775, 778
- Kim Dong-bin, Lt. Gen., 182
-
Kim Dong-jo,
288–
289,
335
n, 347– 348, 772, 781, 790, 799 - Kim Hak-yol,
207
n - Kim Hyon-chol, 15
- Kim Hyong-uk, 370, 373, 375, 385
- Kim Hyun-chul,
56
n, 129– 130, 785, 797 - Kim Il Sung, 300, 357, 386
- Kim Kwang-hyop, 193
-
Kim Song-un,
28,
50,
170,
267,
331,
386,
412
n, 463-
DPRK infiltration into ROK,
275
n, 330, 334, 463– 464 - Internal security in ROK, 279, 294, 396
- Military force levels,
62
n, 111 - Troop pay levels,
51,
82–
84,
88,
108,
123
n - U.S. military aid to ROK, 41, 82– 83, 110– 112, 147, 155– 156
- U.S. view of, 377, 388
- Vance mission,
370,
373,
374
n, 375, 385– 386 - Vietnam War, 182
- Visits to the United States:
-
DPRK infiltration into ROK,
275
- Kim Tong-cho. See Kim Dong-jo .
- Kimchi, 237– 239, 302, 304
- Kishi, Nobusuke, 205
- Kissinger, Henry A., 34
-
[Page 812]Kohler, Foy,
187
n, 284, 289n -
Komer, Robert W.,
776
n - Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of (DPRK) (see also DPRK subheadings under other subjects),
188,
222,
262–
263,
330,
428,
430,
576
- Attack on, possible, 312, 342, 356– 358, 362, 372– 373, 418
- Economic sanctions on, 528, 558, 566
- Fish-factory ships from the Netherlands, 719, 744
- Japan, relations with, 490, 800– 801
- Military capabilities of, 7, 184, 387, 399, 432, 434, 440
- PRC, relations with, 7, 225, 389, 398, 429, 508, 551
- ROK view of, 279– 280
- Soviet Union, relations with, 225, 289, 452, 471
- Threats of war by, 643– 644
-
UN role for,
204
n, 443– 445 - UNC-sponsored broadcasts to,
221
n - U.S. captive pilots, treatment of, 471
- U.S. recognition as a state of, 413, 567
- War preparation in, 428– 429
- Korea, Republic of (ROK) (see also
Japan-Republic of Korea
settlement; and ROK
subheadings under other subjects),
389–
391,
449,
453
- Central Intelligence Agency (KCIA), 246– 247, 252, 258, 265, 308
- Civil Defense Bill, 308– 309
- Corruption in, 48, 242, 248– 249
- Coup d’etat, possible, 47– 49
- Democratization in, 13– 14, 19, 25, 261
- Disaster aid to the United States by, 106– 107
- DPRK military policies toward, 282– 283, 397– 399
- DPRK military threat to, 110– 111, 218, 300
- Economic situation, 1, 38, 148, 158, 207, 238
- Europe, relations with, 190
- Exports,
39,
126–
128,
144
n, 147, 159, 189, 238, 287 - Fishery resources, 8– 10, 128
- Foreign direct investment in, 190, 206, 236, 401
- Foreign relations of, 15, 43– 44, 108, 187– 192, 203, 238, 310
- Internal security, strengthening of, 278– 282, 286, 294– 295, 308– 309, 388
- Japan, relations with:
- Japanese defense role in, 433– 434, 436, 456
- Korean Logistics Service Corps, 290, 293, 306
- Korean National Police (KNP),
265,
271–
272,
294,
412
n - Military budget levels, 183– 184
- Military capabilities of, 383, 420– 421, 432, 434
- Military force levels, 184, 649– 651
- Military pay levels, 60
- Political situation,
33,
52,
383,
430,
800
- Assassinations, possible, 257– 258
- Civil Rule Party, 59– 60
- Combat troops for the Vietnam War,
69,
111,
114,
125,
131
n, 138, 152, 217– 220, 291– 292, 307– 308 - Democratic Party, 59– 60
- Democratic-Republican Party, 27, 30– 31, 59, 424
- Elections of 1967,
178,
226,
228,
242
n- Campaign strategies, 244– 245
- Corruption as issue in, 242, 248– 249
- Economic issues in, 248– 249
- Election laws, 249, 251
- Japan-ROK relations, effect on, 228, 237
- National Assembly elections, 254– 255, 262
- U.S. view of, 229, 241– 242, 244– 252, 433
- Vietnam combat role for ROK, effect on, 143, 151, 217– 220, 228, 231– 232
- Elections of 1971, 435, 457
- Kim Chong-pil controversy, 20, 23– 24, 27, 756, 758
- Labor issues, 91– 92
- Masses Party, 254
- New Democratic Party (NDP), 245, 260, 254– 255, 423– 424
- Opposition tactics, 1, 132– 133
- People’s Party, 125, 171, 795– 796
- Political opposition to Japan-ROK settlement,
8–
9,
750,
756,
773,
787
n, 788n - Splinter parties (ROK), 246– 247
- Student demonstrations, 17– 20, 24– 32, 40, 53, 58– 59
- Vietnam War participation by ROK, 85– 86
- PRC military threat to, 110– 111, 218, 435
- Security conditions in, 257– 259
- UN military role in, 195– 196, 435
- United States, relations with,
139,
265,
324
- Bilateral annual ministerial meetings, 228– 229
- Criminal jurisdiction,
45–
46,
73–
74,
102–
103,
146
n - Defense ministerial meetings, 400– 401, 426
- Exchange rates, 1, 6, 12, 14
- Joint U.S.-ROK working group, 289
- Pueblo crisis, effect on, 540– 543
- ROK Aide-Mémoire, 4– 13
- ROK lack of confidence in the United States, 203– 204, 208, 331– 336
- U.S. covert activities in, 52– 53
- U.S. defense commitment to:
- U.S. economic aid to 6,
9,
39,
63,
94,
147,
162,
456
- Development Loan Fund commitment,
86–
87,
89–
91,
95,
102–
105,
139,
140
n, 149, 160, 162, 166, 242– 243, 435 - Food, 95, 441– 442, 453
- Korean Reconstruction Bank loan, 186– 187, 424– 425
- Merchant ship loans,
144
n, 147 - Program loans, 160, 165– 167, 454
- Reduction in, 183– 184
-
ROK request for,
99,
146–
149,
207
n - U.S. position, 14, 95, 97– 98, 109, 147– 149
- Development Loan Fund commitment,
86–
87,
89–
91,
95,
102–
105,
139,
140
- U.S. military aid to (see also
Military Assistance Plan),
393,
401,
405,
456,
666
- Airfields, 378, 403, 406
- Ammunition and ammo production facilities, 158, 328
- Construction projects, 147, 306
- Counterinfiltration aid,
300,
325–
328,
340–
341,
350,
400,
428
n - Destroyers, 237, 284– 285, 301, 303– 305, 317, 328, 341, 405, 542
- Equipment modernization, 155– 156, 158, 289
- Increases in, 378– 379, 381, 390– 391
- JCS position, 41– 43
- Military budget support, 147, 435, 449– 450
- ROK request for, 146– 149, 378– 379, 420– 422
- ROK Vietnam War role, effect of, 71– 72, 86, 95, 139, 143– 145
- U.S. position, 271– 272
- U.S.-ROK talks on, 80– 84, 142, 420
- Vehicles, 285, 338, 450
- Weaponry, 285– 286
- U.S. policy toward,
13–
15,
144
n, 191, 390, 433– 436, 455– 458 - Vietnam Republic,
39,
71,
81,
112–
113,
123,
159,
162
n - Withdrawal of U.S. troops from, 375, 377, 379, 382
-
Korea Herald,
417
n - Korea Republic, 160
-
Korea Times,
120,
160,
417
n - Korean Armistice Agreement, 222, 279, 330, 594– 595
- Korean Armistice Declaration, 310
- Korean Oil Corporation,
139
n - Korean Task Force,
412
n, 530n - Korean unification, 59
- Korean War, 76, 194
- Korean Working Group,
522
n, 557n, 587, 625n - Koren, Henry L.T.,
180
n - Kornienko, Georgi M., 645
- Kosygin, Alexei N., 259, 494, 521
- Kuleiakin, Viktor S., 549– 550
- Kuter, Gen. George,
590
n - Kuznetzov, Vasiliy,
462
n, 470, 499n, 504, 520, 524, 535, 686– 687 - Kyonghyang Sinmun, 451
- Lakeland, Albert A., Jr., 225
- Laos, 7, 180, 414, 763
-
Las Vegas Review-Journal,
560
n - Lathram, L. Wade, 734– 735
- Latin America, 188, 190
- Leddy, John M., 686
- Lee Nam-ki, 797
- Lee Tong Won. See Yi Tong-won.
- Leonard, James F.,
447
n, 622n, 704n, 713n, 719n, 724n, 731n, 737n - Lim, John, 85
- Little Summit on PRC nuclear capabilities, 260
- Locke, Eugene M., 295– 299
- Lodge, Henry Cabot, 73, 235
- Luxembourg, 783
- McAfee, William,
225
n - MacArthur, Gen. Douglas,
757
n - McCafferty, Arthur,
631
n, 632n - McCain, Adm. John S., Jr., 447– 448
- McCone, John A.,
21
n - McConnell, Gen. John P., 560
- McDonald, Adm. David,
562,
565,
567,
574,
590
n - McKee, Gen. Seth J.,
262
n, 529n -
McNamara, Robert S.,
1
n, 49n, 63, 66, 100, 184, 274n, 288n, 295n, 299, 315n, 335n, 380, 384n, 390, 459n, 495, 547n, 555, 562, 609n- Kim Song-un visits, 110– 113, 238
- MAP transfer program, 88, 102, 107, 112, 123
- Military force levels in ROK, 3, 21– 22, 35– 38, 318– 320, 326– 327
- Military pay levels, 108, 112
-
Pueblo crisis,
327,
469,
478,
488,
492,
505–
506,
516,
521,
556,
562,
613,
622
- Capture of the Pueblo, 460– 462, 468, 477, 479– 480, 507, 529, 561
- Confessions of the crew,
481
n, 572 - DPRK motives, possible, 464, 470– 471, 476
- Intelligence gathering, 475, 491, 498
- Location of seizure, 479, 524, 563
- Military responses to, possible, 472– 474, 483, 522
- Soviet prior knowledge of, 470, 518
- Pueblo negotiations, 540, 609, 655
-
ROK role in Vietnam War,
129,
167
n, 182– 183, 216, 301 - Status of Forces Agreement with ROK, 66, 175, 185
- U.S. economic aid to ROK, 183– 184
- U.S. military aid to ROK, 298, 328
- Visits:
-
McNaughton, John T.,
239
n - Macomber, William B., Jr.,
384
n - McPherson, Harry C., Jr.,
90
n - Malaysia,
43,
76,
99,
170,
180,
199
n205, 226 - Malik, Adam,
523
n - Malik, Yakov, 498
- Malitza, Mircea, 570, 573
- Manila Conference, October 1966, 188– 189, 200– 202, 205– 206
- Mansfield, Mike, 370, 527, 544
- Marcos, Ferdinand, 188, 200
- Marks, Leonard, 479
- Media in Japan, 775
- Media in the ROK,
26,
32,
40,
247–
248,
266,
285
n, 738, 780 - Media in the United States, 468, 475, 492, 529
- Meehan, Francis J., 295
- Meeker, Leonard,
466
n, 485– 487, 538n, 544n, 576n, 578n, 594n, 604n, 713n, 731n - “Meet the Press,” 609
- Mekong Valley development program, 202
- Middle East,
260,
470,
482
n, 494, 516, 612 - Miki, Tadeo,
496,
523
n, 782 - Military Armistice Commission (MAC)
meetings,
459,
467
n, 581– 582, 593n, 597n- Blue House attack discussion, 364, 462, 464, 466
- Open sessions:
- Senior Members meetings on Pueblo crisis:
- 1st (February 2, 1968), 571, 576– 577, 580– 584
- 2nd (February 4, 1968), 324, 593– 603
- 3rd (February 5, 1968), 604– 609
-
4th (February 7,
1968),
610
n, 616 -
5th (February 10,
1968),
617
n, 620– 621 -
6th (February 14,
1968),
623–
626,
628
n -
7th (February 16,
1968),
625
n, 626– 627, 630n, 674, 715 - 8th (February 20, 1968), 631– 634, 636
-
9th (February 26,
1968),
635–
636,
637
n, 638, 640– 642, 651, 656n -
10th (March 4,
1968),
637
n, 638, 646– 649, 651– 652, 654 - 11th (March 9, 1968), 654, 656– 657
- 12th (March 21, 1968), 662, 665– 666, 670– 671, 676, 680
- 13th (March 28, 1968), 662, 671– 677
- 14th (April 11, 1968) 678– 679, 715
-
15th (April 22,
1968),
680–
684,
685
n - 16th (May 8, 1968), 683– 686
- [Page 816] 17th (May 28, 1968), 690– 691, 715
- 18th (June 27, 1968), 691– 693
-
19th (July 10,
1968),
693
n -
20th (August 29,
1968),
698,
700
n, 701 -
21st (September 17,
1968),
700–
701,
704
n - 22nd (September 30, 1968), 704– 709
- 23rd (October 10 1968), 713– 718
- 24th (October 23, 1968), 719– 723
- 25th (October 31, 1968), 724– 727
- 26th (December 17, 1968), 731– 736
- 27th (December 19, 1968), 737– 739
- 28th (December 22, 1968), 739– 740
- 29th (December 23, 1968), 740
-
ROK position,
579,
602,
616,
618
n, 628
- U.S. instructions for, 538– 539
- Military Assistance Plan (MAP),
3,
14,
39,
48,
112,
127,
776
- Counterinfiltration aid, 263, 306
- Increase in funding for, 110– 111, 322, 337, 350, 390– 391, 402, 412, 416
- Prospects for funding under, 298, 457
- Pueblo crisis, response to, 328, 526, 548
- Reductions in funding for, 11– 12, 32, 51– 52, 449– 450
- ROK aid requests, 147, 395
- Transfer program, suspension of:
- Military force levels, U.S., 226– 227, 456
- Military situation on the Korean Peninsula (see
also Military Armistice Commission (MAC); Pueblo crisis),
2,
8,
221
n, 237, 256– 259, 266, 367, 399, 440, 449, 475, 541, 622, 743- Communications systems, improvements in, 389– 391, 394, 400
- Counterinfiltration,
298,
300,
314–
315,
325–
328,
340–
341,
350,
366,
371,
382,
386,
428
n, 541 - DMZ incidents, 70, 205, 276, 283, 309
-
DPRK infiltration in ROK,
180–
181,
241,
264,
295,
446
- Assassins, 256, 258– 259
- Barrier system proposal, 300, 309, 328, 391, 400, 451
- Blue House attack, January 1968,
309–
311,
313–
314,
329–
330,
333,
386,
398,
425,
446,
461,
478
n, 486 - Boat landings, 314, 382, 388, 445– 447
- Guerrilla bases, establishment of, 283, 398– 399, 446– 447
- Increase in, 262– 263, 308
- Joint unconventional warfare group, 349– 352
- Railroad line sabotage,
275
n, 276 - ROK obsession with, 356– 360, 370, 612, 644
- Seizure of territory, 427, 429
- Suicide teams,
314,
343
n - Training of operatives for, 264, 285, 387
- Ulchin raid, 446– 447, 732
- U.S. position, 195, 261, 540
- Wonju conference on, 308– 309
- DPRK intentions and capabilities, 282– 283, 299
- Joint Defense Declaration, proposed, 374– 375
- Martial law declaration, 26– 27
- Military balance of power, 432, 434, 461
-
ROK attacks on DPRK,
672
n -
ROK fishing boat seizure by DPRK,
445
n -
ROK Homeland reserve force,
395–
397,
412
n, 417n, 423– 424, 449 - U.S. policy, 399– 402
- U.S. reconnaissance activities, 389– 391, 394, 400
- U.S.-ROK military exercises,
Soviet position,
221
n - War, likelihood of outbreak,
312,
390,
402,
427–
431,
436,
452
n, 457, 469, 518
- Mills, Wilbur, 492, 503
- Min Ki-shik, Gen., 24, 26
- Ministerial Meeting for Asian and Pacific Cooperation (ASPAC), Seoul, June 1966,
43–
44,
179,
184,
189–
190,
229
n, 799 - Monroney, Mike, 55
- Moon Sun-myung, 394– 395
- Moorer, Adm. Thomas H., 479, 524, 561, 741
- Mun Hyong-tae, Lt. Gen., 182
- Mun Tok-chu, 5, 88, 101, 105– 106
- Mundt, Karl, 478, 565
- Murphy, Edward R.,
626
n, 742 - Mutual Defense Treaty, ROK-U.S. See under Agreements with the United States.
- Myers, Ronald P., 235
- Na Yung-kyun, 26
- Nakagawa, Susumu, 782
- Nakashima, Nobuyuki, 800
- Nam Sung-in, Col., 182
- National Intelligence Estimate (NIE 42/14. 2– 65), 58– 59
- National Security Action Memorandum (NSAM) No. 298, 21– 22, 35
- National Security Agency (NSA),
479,
555
n, 741, 743 - National Security Council meetings, 474, 476– 481
- Naval Court of Inquiry, 742
- Naval Security Group, 741
- Negotiations over the Pueblo crisis
(see also
Pueblo crisis
),
540–
541,
625,
649
- Apology demand by DPRK,
624,
626,
632–
634,
656,
665,
678
- Receipt, signing of:
-
DPRK draft text,
684,
690
n, 707– 708 - DPRK position, 718– 719
- Espionage admission, 709– 710
- Release of crew simultaneously with,
699–
701,
705–
708,
710,
721
n - Signing of overwrite,
688–
689,
697–
700,
702–
704,
710–
714,
716,
717
n, 718– 729 - U.S. alternatives to, 709– 713, 732– 733
- U.S. proposal for text of, 577, 617, 673– 674, 680
- U.S. refusal, 547, 576– 577
- U.S. statement at time of signing, 734, 737– 738
-
DPRK draft text,
684,
690
-
ROK position,
657–
658,
660–
662,
672
n - U.S. responses to, 625, 638, 667, 728– 731
- Receipt, signing of:
- British role as intermediary in,
636–
637,
639,
645
n - Confessions of crew, 653– 654
- Crew release, 532, 544, 562, 649, 652, 687, 697, 699– 700, 731, 735– 740
- Documents presented to U.S. delegate, 626– 627, 640– 641, 647– 648, 655, 661
-
DPRK negotiating tactics,
580
n, 584, 616– 618, 623 - Failure of, possible, 618– 620, 653– 654, 680
- Government-to-government talks, 598, 600, 602– 603, 605, 607– 609
- Helicopter case (1964),
576,
652,
658,
685
n, 699, 709 - Impartial fact-finding committee, 530, 578, 586, 617, 635, 638, 641– 643, 648, 651– 652, 674, 695
- International Court of Justice role in, 543– 544, 557, 565– 568
- International law, emphasis on, 575
- Japanese role as intermediary in, 636– 637, 639
- Military Armistice Commission meetings. See Senior Members meetings on Pueblo crisis under Military Armistice Commission (MAC) meetings.
- Names of casualties, 538, 581, 583, 599, 603, 607– 608, 628
- Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission role, 530, 536– 538, 542, 545– 546, 570– 571, 635– 636, 638, 650, 652, 665– 666
- Opening of, instructions for, 466– 467
- Publicity for,
692,
717–
718,
721
n, 739 - Return of sailor’s body, 519, 531, 537
- Secrecy in, importance of, 340, 714– 715, 718
- Soviet role as intermediary in,
472,
496
n - Thant’s “good offices” initiative, 484, 499, 569– 570, 573
- U.S. instructions for MAC meetings, 466– 467, 538– 539, 576– 577
- U.S. strategies and tactics for, 547, 585– 586, 603, 654, 662, 665– 666
- Apology demand by DPRK,
624,
626,
632–
634,
656,
665,
678
- Netherlands, 719, 744
- Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission (NNSC), 211
- New York Times, 560, 741– 742
- New Zealand,
43,
199
n, 449 - Newman, George S., 267– 270
- Newsweek, 563, 679
- Nguyen Cao Ky, 231, 240, 284, 287
- Nguyen Khanh, Maj. Gen., 54
- Nguyen Van Thieu, Gen., 284, 409– 410, 413, 416
- Nickel, Edward J.,
801
n -
Nitze, Paul,
320
n, 347, 384n, 399– 402, 438– 439, 452, 464n, 481n, 495n, 555 - Nixon, Richard M., 694, 731– 732
-
Norred, Christopher A., Jr.,
101,
758
n, 790n - North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), 7, 89, 129, 490
- Norway, 611
- Nuclear Proliferation Treaty (NPT), 693
- Nuclear war,
551,
613
n, 622 - Nuclear Weapons,
35,
37,
300,
313,
393,
452
n, 460, 773 - O’Donohue, Daniel A.,
192
n, 348, 391, 781n, 791 - Office of National Estimates,
209
n, 532n - Office of Special Investigations (OSI), 401
- Offshore procurement, 126– 128, 149
- [Page 819]Ogawa, Heishiro, 800
- Ohira, Masayoshi, 745, 750– 751, 754– 756, 769, 771
- Ohno, Bamboku, 23
- Okinawa, 403, 484
- Olympic Games, Tokyo (1964), 745
- Organization of American States (OAS), 485
- Pacific region, 198
- Pak Chong-hui,
108
- Assassination attempts on, 257, 259, 309– 312, 322, 398, 463, 486– 487, 592, 610
- Clifford/Taylor Mission, 267– 270
- DPRK infiltration into ROK, 180, 272, 356– 360, 370, 540
- Elections of 1967, 255
- Homeland reserve force, 395– 397
- Inauguration of, 1967, 257– 260
- Internal security in ROK, 278– 282, 294, 308– 309, 395– 397
- Japan-ROK settlement, 182, 750, 761, 766, 781
- Johnson, personal relationship with, 414
- Johnson visit, October–November 1966, 200– 201
-
Kim Chong-pil controversy,
23,
33–
34,
47
n, 55– 56 - MAP transfer program, 88, 102, 107
- Martial law, declaration of, 26– 29, 31– 32
- Messages from Johnson,
322–
323,
337,
339–
341,
365
n, 505, 585n, 764– 765 - Messages to Johnson, 360– 361, 363– 365
- Military force reductions, 1, 62, 111
- Pueblo crisis:
-
Pueblo negotiations,
542,
593
n, 708 - ROK attack on DPRK, 392, 450
-
Rusk visits to ROK,
1
n, 4– 7, 185, 749n - Status of Forces Agreement, 145, 178
- Student demonstrations, 24, 26– 27
- United Nations, 202, 234
- U.S. defense commitment to ROK, 81, 412, 421
- U.S. economic aid to ROK, 146– 149, 166, 243
- U.S. military aid to ROK, 237– 238, 303– 305, 401, 420– 421, 540
- U.S. view of, 19, 95, 377– 380, 382– 385, 388
- U.S.-DPRK MAC talks, 330– 332, 345, 353– 354
- U.S.-ROK relations, 324, 385
- Vance mission, 347– 349, 353, 355– 356, 366, 368– 372, 375– 376, 384– 389
- Vietnam War,
291,
420
-
ROK combat troops in:
- Anti-infiltration division, 215– 216
- Decision to send, 69, 77– 80, 87, 93, 113– 114, 118– 119
- Increases in, 129– 134, 157, 165, 169, 174, 276, 413
- Opposition to increased numbers of, 297– 298
- Political problems with, 273, 291– 293, 307– 308
- ROK position, 216– 217, 230– 233, 404, 408– 409
- Timing for arrival of, 304
- U.S. funding for, 237– 240, 276– 278
- U.S. request for, 150– 153, 199, 219, 252– 254
- Withdrawal of, 338, 379
- ROK noncombat role in, 53– 55, 60, 413, 437– 438
- ROK role in settlement talks, 413– 414
- U.S.-ROK talks on, 206– 207, 259– 260, 301– 305
-
ROK combat troops in:
- Visits:
- Honolulu, April 1968,
409–
416,
419–
423,
680
n - Southeast Asia, February 1966,
132,
134,
145
n, 151– 152, 161, 165, 170 - Vietnam, February 1967, 232– 233
- Washington, 1961, 49, 95
- Washington, November 1963, 49, 95
- Washington, May 1965, 49– 50, 62, 69– 70, 86, 93– 109, 124, 779– 780, 790– 792
- Washington, proposed, 403, 419
- Honolulu, April 1968,
409–
416,
419–
423,
680
-
Pak Chung Kuk, Gen.,
467
n-
Pueblo negotiations:
- Apology demands, 624, 626, 638, 652, 656, 661– 662, 684
- Expressions of regret, 660, 670– 671
- Location of seizure, 581– 582, 596
-
MAC Senior Members meetings,
726
n- 1st, 581– 582
- 2nd, 596– 602
- 3rd, 605, 607– 609
-
4th,
616
n - 5th, 620– 621
- 6th, 624
- 7th, 674
- 8th, 631– 634
-
9th,
641,
642
n - 10th, 647– 649, 654
- 11th, 654
- 12th, 666, 670– 671, 676
- 13th, 672– 677
- 14th, 678– 679
- 15th, 680– 683
- 16th, 683– 686
- 17th, 690– 691
- 18th, 691– 693
-
20th,
700
n -
21st,
700–
701,
704
n - 22nd, 704– 708
- 23rd, 713– 718
- 24th, 719– 723
- 25th, 724– 725
- 26th, 732– 733, 735– 736
- 27th, 737– 739
- 28th, 740
- 29th, 740
-
NNSC involvement,
536–
537,
635
n - Open MAC sessions, 542, 643
- Prisoner swap, 649
- Receipt, signing of, 698– 701, 704– 708, 710– 716, 718– 725, 737– 738
- Release of crew, 708, 713, 717, 735– 740
- Trial of crew, 597– 598, 656– 657
-
Pueblo negotiations:
- Pak Kun, 204, 228, 747
- Pak Song-chol, 643
- Pakistan, 498– 499, 503, 523
- Paraguay, 498
- Peace Corps, 94
- Peace Line, 10, 747– 749, 783
- Pearson, Drew, 574
- Petree, Richard W., 782
- Philippines, 36– 37, 43, 67– 68, 76, 226, 234, 401
- Pike, Otis G., 743
- Poage, W. R. “Bob,” 442
-
Poats, Rutherford M.,
101,
123,
156
n, 758n, 790 - Poland, 480, 517, 530, 619
- Popper, David H., 797
-
Porter, William J.,
252
n, 261, 285n, 379, 389, 391, 394, 400, 414, 425– 426- DPRK infiltration into ROK, 270– 272, 278– 282, 286
- Internal security in ROK,
294–
295,
397
n - Pak message to Johnson, 360– 361, 363– 365
- Pueblo crisis, 315– 316, 459, 481– 483, 488, 492, 509, 637– 640, 740
-
Pueblo negotiations,
597,
618,
653–
654,
658
n672n, 698n, 708-
MAC Senior Members meetings:
- 1st, 580– 582
- 2nd, 597– 599
- 3rd, 607– 609
- 5th, 620– 621
- 7th, 626– 627
- 8th, 631– 634
- 9th, 638
- 10th, 638, 647– 649
- 11th, 656– 657
- 12th, 670– 671
- 13th, 675– 677
- 14th, 678– 679
- 15th, 681– 683
- 16th, 683– 686
- 17th, 690– 691
- 18th, 691– 693
- 21st, 700– 701
- 22nd, 707– 709
- 23rd, 717– 718
- 24th, 722– 723
- 25th, 725– 726
- Military action as pressure tactic, 629– 631
- U.S.-ROK relations, effect
on,
540–
543,
685
n
-
MAC Senior Members meetings:
- ROK military force levels, 417– 418
-
ROK role in Vietnam War,
273,
286,
291–
293,
295,
298–
299,
302–
303,
307–
308,
338
n