Foreign Relations of the United States, 1969–1976, Volume
XIII, Soviet Union, October 1970–October 1971
Persons
- Abrams, Creighton
W., Major General, USA,
Commander of the United States Military Assistance Command, Vietnam
- Abrasimov, Pyotr
A., Soviet Ambassador to East Germany until October
1971
- Acheson, Dean
G., Secretary of State from 1949 until 1953
- Agnew, Spiro
T., Vice President of the United States
- Alsop, Joseph,
syndicated columnist for the Washington Post
- Arbatov, Georgi
A., Director, Institute of the United States of America,
Russian Academy of Sciences; also Senior Foreign Policy Adviser, Foreign
Department, Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet
Union
- Atherton, Alfred L., Jr.,
“Roy,” Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near
Eastern and South Asian Affairs
- Bahr, Egon,
State Secretary (Foreign, Defense, and German Policy) in the West German
Federal Chancellery and Plenipotentiary of the Federal Republic of Germany
in Berlin
- Baker, John A.,
Jr., Country Director for Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and
Poland, Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State
- Ball, George
W., Under Secretary of State from 1961 until 1966
- Beam, Jacob
D., U.S. Ambassador to the
Soviet Union
- Bergus, Donald
C., Principal Officer of the U.S. Interests Section at the Spanish Embassy in Egypt
- Binh, Madam.
See Nguyen Thi Binh.
- Bogdan,
Corneliu, Romanian Ambassador to the United
States
- Bohlen, Charles E.,
“Chip,”
U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union from 1953
until 1957
- Brandon, Henry,
chief Washington correspondent of The Sunday
Times
- Brandt, Willy,
Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany
- Bray, Charles W.,
III, Director, Office of Press Relations, Office of the
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Press Relations and Special Assistant to the
Secretary of State, from February 1971
- Brezhnev, Leonid
I., General Secretary of the Central Committee of the
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
- Bruce, David
K.E., Chief of the U.S.
Delegation to the Paris Peace Talks on Vietnam until July 1971
- Buckley, William
F., editor-in-chief of National
Review
- Bundy,
McGeorge, President of the Ford Foundation; Special
Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs from 1961 until
1966
- Bunker,
Ellsworth, U.S.
Ambassador to South Vietnam
- Burns, Arthur,
Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board
- Bush, George
H.W., U.S. Permanent
Representative to the United Nations from February 16, 1971
- Butterfield, Alexander
P., Deputy Assistant to the President
- Casey, William
J., member, General Advisory Committee on Arms Control;
Chairman, Security and Exchange Commission from April 14, 1971
- Castro Ruz,
Fidel, Premier of Cuba
- Ceausescu,
Nicolai, General Secretary of the Central Committee of
the Romanian Communist Party and Chairman of the State Council of the
Socialist Republic of Romania
- Chancellor,
John, anchor on NBC
Nightly News
- Chapin, Dwight
L., Special Assistant to the President until 1971;
thereafter Deputy Assistant to the President (President’s Appointments
Secretary)
- Chapin, Frank
M., member, National Security Council staff
- Chou En-lai.
See Zhou Enlai.
- Clay, General Lucius
D., Deputy Military Governor and Military Governor of
Germany from 1945 until 1949
- Colson, Charles
W., Special Counsel to the President
- Connally, John B.,
Jr., Secretary of the Treasury from February 8,
1971
- Cushman, Lieutenant Robert
E., Jr., General, USMC, Deputy Director of Central
Intelligence
- David, Edward E.,
Jr., Science Adviser to the President and Director,
Office of Science and Technology
- Davies, Richard
T., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European
Affairs
- Davis, Jeanne
W., National Security Council Staff Secretary (Director,
National Security Council Secretariat)
- Dayan, Moshe,
Israeli Minister of Defense
- De Gaulle,
Charles, President of France from 1959 until 1969
- Dean, John W.,
III, Counsel to the President
- Dean, Jonathan,
“Jock,” Political Counselor (Chief of the Political
Section) at the U.S. Embassy in Bonn
- Dewey, Thomas
E., Governor of New York from 1943 until 1955
- Dobrynin, Anatoly
F., Soviet Ambassador to the United States; candidate
member and, from April 1971, full member of the Central Committee of the
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
- Downey, Arthur
T., member, National Security Council Operations Staff
(Europe)
- Dubček,
Alexander, former First Secretary of the Central
Committee of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia (1968)
- Dubs, Adolph,
“Spike,” Country Director for Soviet Union Affairs,
Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State until June 1971
- Dulles, John
Foster, Secretary of State from 1953 until 1959
- Ehrlichman,
John, Assistant to the President for Domestic
Affairs
- Eisenhower, Dwight
D., President of the United States from 1953 until
1961
- Eliot, Theodore L.,
Jr., Executive Secretary of the Department of
State
- Ellsworth,
Robert, Permanent Representative to the Council of the
North Atlantic Treaty Organization until June 30, 1971
- Evans, Rowland,
Jr., co-author of syndicated newspaper column with
Robert Novak
- Falin, Valentin
M., head of the Third European Department in the Soviet
Ministry of Foreign Affairs until April 1971; Soviet Ambassador to West
Germany from May 3, 1971
- Farland, Joseph
S., U.S. Ambassador to
Pakistan
- Fisher, Max
M., Detroit businessman and Jewish philanthropist
- Ford, Gerald
R., Republican Representative from Michigan; House
Minority Leader
- Frankel, Max,
chief Washington correspondent of the New York
Times
- Freeman, Mason
B., Rear Admiral, USN, Deputy Director of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff
- Freeman, John,
British Ambassador to the United States until 1971
- Fulbright, J.
William, Democratic Senator from Arkansas; Chairman,
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
- Gandhi, Indira,
Indian Prime Minister
- Garment,
Leonard, Special Consultant to the President
- Garthoff, Raymond
L., Deputy Director, Bureau of Politico-Military
Affairs; Executive Officer and Senior Adviser to the U.S. Delegation to the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks
- Gierek, Edward,
member, Politburo of the Central Committee of the Polish United Workers’
(Communist) Party; First Secretary of the Central Committee from December
20, 1970
- Gomułka,
Władysław, First Secretary of the Central Committee of
the Polish United Workers’ (Communist) Party until December 20, 1970
- Graham, Billy,
Chairman of the Board, Billy Graham
Evangelistic Association
- Green,
Marshall, Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and
Pacific Affairs
- Gromyko, Andrei
A., Soviet Minister of Foreign Affairs; candidate member
and, from April 1971, full member of the Central Committee of the Communist
Party of the Soviet Union
- Grunwald, Henry
A., managing editor of Time
magazine
- Haig, Brigadier Alexander
M., Jr., General, USA, Deputy Assistant to the President for National Security
Affairs
- Haldeman, H.R.,
“Bob,” Assistant to the President (White House Chief of
Staff)
- Harriman, W.
Averell, U.S. Ambassador
to the Soviet Union from 1943 until 1946 and Governor of New York from 1954
until 1958
- Harris, Louis,
proprietor of Louis Harris and Associates, Inc. (marketing and public
opinion firm)
- Heath, Edward,
British Prime Minister
- Helms, Richard
M., Director of Central Intelligence
- Hilaly, Agha,
Pakistani Ambassador to the United States until September 1971
- Hillenbrand, Martin
J., Assistant Secretary of State for European
Affairs
- Hinton, Deane
R., Assistant Director, Council on International
Economic Policy from March 1971
- Holdridge, John
H., member, National Security Council Operations Staff
(East Asia and the Pacific)
- Honecker,
Erich, member, Politburo of the Central Committee of the
Socialist Unity Party of (East) Germany; First Secretary of the Central
Committee from May 3, 1971
- Hoskinson, Samuel
M., member, National Security Council Operations Staff
(Near East and South Asia)
- Houdek, Robert
G., member, Office of the Assistant to the President for
National Security Affairs until July 1971
- Howe, Jonathan
T., Commander, USN, staff member (Military Assistant) in
the Office of the Assistant to the President for National Security
Affairs
- Huang Chen,
Chinese Ambassador to France
- Hughes, James
D., Brigadier General, USAF, Military Assistant to the President
- Humphrey, Hubert
H., Democratic Senator from Minnesota from January
1971
- Huntsman, Jon
M., Special Assistant to the President (Staff
Secretary), Office of the White House Chief of Staff (Haldeman) from February 1971
- Huston, Tom
C., Associate Counsel (Staff Assistant), Office of the
Counsel (John W. Dean III)
- Hyland, William
G., member, National Security Council Operations Staff
(Europe)
- Irwin, John N.,
II, Under Secretary of State
- Israelyan, Victor
L., Soviet Deputy Permanent Representative to the United
Nations
- Ivanov, Igor,
AMTORG (Soviet trading company) chauffeur; convicted of espionage in
1964
- Jackson, Henry M.,
“Scoop,” Democratic Senator from Washington
- Jarring,
Gunnar, United Nations Special Representative for the Middle
East
- Johnson, Lyndon
B., President of the United States from 1963 until
1969
- Johnson, U.
Alexis, Under Secretary of State for Political
Affairs
- Johnston, Ernest B.,
Jr., member, National Security Council Operations Staff
(International Economic Policy) until September 1971
- Kahane, Meir
D., Chairman, Jewish Defense League
- Karamessines, Thomas
H., Deputy Director for Plans, Central Intelligence
Agency
- Kennedy, Edward
M., Democratic Senator from Massachusetts
- Kennedy, John
F., President of the United States from 1961 until
1963
- Kennedy, Richard
T., Colonel, USA,
Director, Planning Group, National Security Council staff
- Kennedy, Robert
F., Attorney General from 1961 until 1964
- Khrushchev, Nikita
S., First Secretary of the Central Committee of the
Soviet Communist Party and Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers from
1953 until 1964
- Killham, Edward
L., Chief, Soviet Foreign Affairs Division (Bilateral
Political Relations Officer), Office of Soviet Union Affairs, Bureau of
European Affairs, Department of State until July 1971
- Kishilov, Nikolai
S., First Secretary, International Organizations
Department, Soviet Ministry of Foreign Affairs; also General Secretary and
Senior Adviser, Soviet Delegation to the Strategic Arms Limitation
Talks
- Kissinger, Henry
A., Assistant to the President for National Security
Affairs
- Klosson, Boris
H., Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy in Moscow
- Kohl, Michael,
State Secretary for the Ministerial Council of the German Democratic
Republic
- Komarov, Nikolai
D., Deputy Soviet Minister of Foreign Trade
- Kornienko, Georgi
M., Chief, United States of America Department and
member of the Collegium in the Soviet Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Kosygin, Alexei
N., Chairman (Premier) of the Soviet Council of
Ministers; also member, Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist
Party of the Soviet Union
- Kraft, Joseph,
columnist with the Field Newspapers Syndicate
- Kraslow, David,
Washington bureau chief, Los Angeles Times
- Krimer, William
D., interpreter and Language Officer, Office of Language
Services, Department of State
- Kuznetsov, Vasily
V., First Deputy Soviet Minister of Foreign
Affairs
- Kvitsinsky, Yuli
A., Deputy Chief, Third European Department, Soviet
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Laird, Melvin
R., Secretary of Defense
- Lake, W. Anthony,
“Tony,” member, National Security Council staff from
1969 until 1970
- Le Duan, First
Secretary, North Vietnamese Workers’ (Communist) Party
- Le Duc Tho,
Special Adviser to the North Vietnamese Delegation to the Paris Peace
Talks
- Lord, Winston,
member, National Security Council staff (Kissinger’s Special Assistant)
- Mainland, Edward
A., International Relations Officer, Bilateral Political
Relations Section, Soviet Foreign Affairs Division, Office of Soviet Union
Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State
- Malik, Yakov
A., Soviet Permanent Representative to the United
Nations
- Mansfield, Michael
J., Democratic Senator from Montana; Senate Majority
Leader
- Mao Zedong (Mao
Tse-tung), Chairman, Central Committee of the Chinese
Communist Party
- Marder, Murrey,
columnist and diplomatic correspondent for the Washington
Post
- Matlock, Jack F.,
Jr., Country Director for Soviet Union Affairs
(Director, Office of Soviet Union Affairs), Bureau of European Affairs,
Department of State from June 1971
- McCloskey, Robert
J., Deputy Assistant Secretary for Press Relations and
Special Assistant to the Secretary of State (Department of State
Spokesman)
- McCloy, John
J., U.S. Military
Governor and High Commissioner for Germany from 1949 until 1952
- McNamara, Robert
S., Secretary of Defense from 1961 until 1968
- Meir, Golda,
Israeli Prime Minister
- Mitchell, John
N., Attorney General
- Moorer, Thomas
H., Admiral, USN, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff
- Muskie, Edmund
S., Democratic Senator from Maine
- Nachmanoff,
Arnold, member, National Security Council Operations
Staff (Latin America)
- Nguyen Cao Ky,
Vice President of the Republic of (South) Vietnam
- Nguyen Thi Binh (Madame
Binh), Chief Delegate of the Provisional
Revolutionary Government in South Vietnam
- Nguyen Van
Thieu, President of the Republic of (South)
Vietnam
- Nixon, Richard
M., President of the United States
- Novak, Robert
D.S., co-author of syndicated newspaper column with
Rowland Evans, Jr.
- Oberdorfer, Donald,
Jr., reporter for the Washington
Post
- Okun, Herbert
S., International Relations Officer, Office of the
Country Director for Soviet Union Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs,
Department of State
- Packard, David,
Deputy Secretary of Defense
- Parker, David,
Special Assistant to the President (Office of Dwight L. Chapin) from January
1971
- Pauls, Rolf,
West German Ambassador to the United States
- Pedersen, Richard
F., Counselor of the Department of State
- Perry, Jack
R., International Relations Officer, Multilateral Political
Relations Section, Soviet Foreign Affairs Division, Office of Soviet Union
Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State
- Peterson, Peter
G., Assistant to the President for International
Economic Affairs and Executive Director of the Council for International
Economic Policy
- Pham Van Dong,
Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of (North) Vietnam
- Podgorny, Nikolai
V., Chairman, Presidium of the Supreme Soviet; also
member, Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
- Polansky, Sol,
Political Officer (Deputy Chief of the Political Section), U.S. Embassy in Moscow
- Pompidou,
Georges, President of France
- Price, Raymond K.,
Jr., Special Assistant to the President (Speechwriter’s
Office)
- Pursley, Robert
E., Colonel, USAF,
Military Assistant to the Secretary of Defense
- Rabin, Yitzhak,
Israeli Ambassador to the United States
- Reston, James B.,
“Scotty,” Vice President of the New York Times
- Riad, Mahmoud,
Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Roberts, Chalmers
M., chief diplomatic correspondent of the Washington Post
- Robinson,
Rembrandt, Rear Admiral, USN, Joint Chiefs of Staff
Liaison at the National Security Council
- Rockefeller,
David, Chairman of the Board, Chase Manhattan Bank; also
Chairman of the Board, Council on Foreign Relations
- Rockefeller, Nelson
A., Governor of New York
- Rodman, Peter
W., member, National Security Council staff
- Rogers, William
P., Secretary of State
- Rumsfeld,
Donald, Assistant to the President and Director, Office
of Economic Opportunity until December 1970; thereafter Counselor to the
President
- Rush, Kenneth,
U.S. Ambassador to West Germany
- Rusk, Dean,
Secretary of State from 1961 until 1969
- al-Sadat, Mohamed
Anwar, President of Egypt
- Safire, William
L., Special Assistant to the President (Speechwriter’s
Office)
- Sakharov, Andrei
D., Soviet physicist, dissident, and human rights
activist; researcher at the Lebedev Institute of Physics, Soviet Academy of
Sciences; founder and member of the Moscow Human Rights Committee
- Saunders, Harold H.,
“Hal,” member, National Security Council Operations
Staff (Near East and South Asia)
- Scali, John
A., chief diplomatic correspondent for ABC News until April 1971; thereafter Special
Consultant to the President
- Schacter,
Hershel, Chairman, American Jewish Conference on Soviet
Jewry
- Schecter,
Jerrold, Moscow bureau chief for Time magazine
- Scheel, Walter,
West German Vice Chancellor and Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Scott, Hugh
D., Republican Senator from Pennsylvania; Senate Minority
Leader
- Semenov, Vladimir
S., Deputy Soviet Minister of Foreign Affairs;
Representative (Ambassador) and Chairman of the Soviet Delegation to the
Strategic Arms Limitation Talks
- Semler, Peter,
International Relations Officer, Bilateral Political Relations Section,
Soviet Foreign Affairs Division, Office of Soviet Union Affairs, Bureau of
European Affairs, Department of State
- Shakespeare, Frank J.,
Jr., Director, United States Information
Agency
- Shaw, John P.,
Director, Office of Disarmament and Communist Politico-Military Affairs,
Bureau of Politico-Military Affairs; Adviser, U.S. Delegation to the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks
- Shultz, George
P., Director, Office of Management and Budget
- Sidey, Hugh,
Washington bureau chief for Time magazine
- Sisco, Joseph
J., Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and
South Asian Affairs
- Smith, Gerard
C., Director, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency;
Representative (Ambassador) and Chairman of the U.S. Delegation to the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks
- Smith, Howard
K., co-anchor of ABC
Evening News
- Smith, Wayne
S., Foreign Affairs Policy Analyst, Office of Research
and Analysis for USSR and Eastern Europe,
Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of State until June 1971;
thereafter International Relations Officer, Office of Soviet Union Affairs,
Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State
- Sonnenfeldt, Helmut,
“Hal,” member, National Security Council Operations
Staff (Europe)
- Springsteen, George S.,
Jr., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
European Affairs
- Stalin, Josef
I., General Secretary, Communist Party of the Soviet
Union from 1922 until 1953
- Stans, Maurice
H., Secretary of Commerce
- Sukhodrev, Viktor
M., interpreter, Soviet Ministry of Foreign
Affairs
- Suslov, Mikhail
A., Secretary, Central Committee of the Communist Party
of the Soviet Union; member, Politburo of the Central Committee
- Symington, Stuart
W., Democratic Senator from Missouri
- Thant, U,
General Secretary of the United Nations
- Thieu.
See Nguyen Van Thieu.
- Thompson, Llewellyn E.,
“Tommy,”
U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union from 1957
until 1962 and from 1966 until 1969; member, U.S. Delegation to the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks
- Timerbaev, Roland
M., Deputy Chief, International Organizations
Department, Soviet Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Deputy Chairman of the
Soviet Delegation to the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks from March
1971
- Tito, Josip
Broz, President of Yugoslavia
- Ulbricht,
Walter, First Secretary, Central Committee of the
Socialist Unity Party of (East) Germany until May 3, 1971
- Volpe, John
A., Secretary of Transportation
- Vorontsov, Yuli
M., Soviet Minister Counselor to the United
States
- Walters, Vernon
A., Major General, USA,
Military Attaché at the U.S. Embassy in
Paris
- Warner, John,
Under Secretary of the Navy
- Welles,
Benjamin, foreign correspondent in the Washington bureau
of the New York Times
- Wexler, William
A., President of B’nai B’rith International and Chairman
of Presidents of Major Jewish American Organizations
- Woods,
Rosemary, President Nixon’s personal secretary
- Xuan Thuy,
Chief of the North Vietnamese Delegation to the Paris Peace Talks
- Yahya Khan, Agha
Mohammad, General, President of Pakistan
- Yost, Charles,
U.S. Permanent Representative to the
United Nations until February 25, 1971
- Young, David
R., member, National Security Council Staff
- Zamyatin, Leonid
M., Director General, Telegram Agency of the Soviet
Union (TASS)
- Zhou Enlai (Chou
En-lai), Premier, People’s Republic of China
- Ziegler, Ronald
L., White House Press Secretary
- Zimyanin, Mikhail
V., editor-in-chief of Pravda;
full member, Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet
Union
- Zorin, Valerian
A., Soviet Ambassador to France