Foreign Relations of the United States, 1969–1976, Volume
XVI, Soviet Union, August 1974–December 1976
Persons
- Abrasimov, Pyotr
A., Soviet Ambassador to the German Democratic
Republic
- Akalovsky,
Alexander, interpreter, Department of State
- Aldrich, George
H., Deputy Legal Adviser, Department of State
- Aleksandrov-Agentov, Andrei
A., Member of the Secretariat of the General
Secretary, Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
(Brezhnev’s foreign policy adviser)
- Allon, Yigal,
Israeli Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Anderson,
Robert, Special Assistant to the Secretary of State for
Press Relations (Department of State spokesman)
- Arbatov, Georgi
A., Director of the Institute of the United States of
America, Russian Academy of Sciences; also Senior Foreign Policy Advisor of
the Foreign Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of
the Soviet Union
- Armitage, John
A., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European
Affairs
- Ash, Roy L.,
Director of the Office of Management and Budget
- al-Asad (Assad),
Hafez, Syrian President
- Atherton, Alfred L., “Roy,”
Jr., Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern
and South Asian Affairs
- Barry, Robert
L., Deputy Director of the Office of Soviet Union
Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State
- Bell, Richard,
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture for International Affairs and Commodity
Programs
- Bhutto, Zulfikar
Ali, Pakistani Prime Minister
- Blackwell, Robert
J., Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Maritime
Affairs
- Blackwill, Robert
D., Special Assistant to the Counselor of the
Department of State
- Blake, Robert
O., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
International Organization Affairs
- Borg, C.
Arthur, Special Assistant to the Secretary of State and
Executive Secretary of the Department of State from July 12, 1976
- Borg, Parker,
Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
- Boverie, Richard
T., Major General, USAF, Senior Member of the
National Security Council Staff and Director for Program Analysis from
November 1975
- Brandt, Willy,
Chairman of the Social Democratic Party of (West) Germany; former Chancellor
of the Federal Republic of Germany
- Bremer, L. Paul,
III, Special Assistant to the Secretary of
State
- Brezhnev, Leonid
I., General Secretary of the Central Committee of
the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
- Brown, George
S., General, USAF, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff
- Brown, L.
Dean, Deputy Under Secretary of State for Management
until February 23, 1975
- Buffum, William
B., Assistant Secretary of State for International
Organization Affairs until December 18, 1975
- Bunker,
Ellsworth, Ambassador at Large; Chief of the U.S.
Delegation to the Geneva Peace Conference on the Middle East
- Burns, Arthur,
Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board
- Bush, George
H.W., Head of the U.S. Liaison Office in Beijing
(Peking) from October 21, 1974 until December 7, 1975; Director of Central
Intelligence from January 30, 1976
- Butler,
Malcolm, Staff Member of the Office of International
Economic Affairs (responsible for trade, East-West economic issues,
aviation, and maritime issues), National Security Council staff
- Butz, Earl
L., Secretary of Agriculture until October 4,
1976
- Byrd, Harry F.,
Jr., Senator (I–Virginia)
- Byrd, Robert
C., Senator (D–West Virginia)
- Calhoun, Jesse
M., President of the Marine Engineers’ Beneficial
Association
- Callaghan,
James, British Foreign Secretary until April 5, 1976;
thereafter, Prime Minister
- Carter, James E.,
“Jimmy,” Governor of Georgia until 1975; candidate
for the 1976 Democratic nomination for President from December 12, 1975;
nominee of the Democratic Party for President from July 14, 1976;
President-elect from November 2, 1976
- Castro, Fidel,
Premier of Cuba
- Ceauşescu,
Nicolai, General Secretary of the Central Committee of
the Romanian Communist Party and Chairman of the State Council of the
Socialist Republic of Romania
- Cederberg, Elford Albin,
“Al,” member, U.S. House of Representatives
(R–Michigan)
- Cheney, Richard
B., Deputy Assistant to the President until November
1975; thereafter, Assistant to the President (White House Chief of
Staff)
- Chernenko, Konstantin
U., Chief of the General Department in the Central
Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union; also Full Member of
the Central Committee
- Chou En-lai.
See Zhou Enlai.
- Church, Frank F.,
III, Senator (D–Idaho); from March until June 1976,
candidate for the 1976 Democratic nomination for President
- Clements, William P.,
Jr., Deputy Secretary of Defense
- Clerides, Glafkos
I., acting President of Cyprus until December
1974
- Clift, A.
Denis, Senior Staff Member of the Office of Europe,
Canada, and Ocean Affairs, National Security Council Staff
- Connally, John B.,
Jr., Secretary of the Treasury from 1971 until
1972
- Culver, John
C., Senator (D–Iowa) from January 3, 1975
- Davis, Jeanne
W., National Security Council Staff Secretary (Director
of the National Security Council Secretariat)
- Davis,
Nathaniel, Assistant Secretary of State for African
Affairs from April 2 until December 18, 1975; thereafter, Director General
of the Foreign Service
- De Gaulle,
Charles, President of France from 1944 until 1947, and
from 1959 until 1969
- Deng Xiaoping (Teng
Hsiao-p’ing), Vice Premier of the State Council of
the People’s Republic of China
- Denktash, Rauf
Raif, President of the Turkish Cypriot Federated
State from February 13, 1975
- Dinitz,
Simcha, Israeli Ambassador to the United States
- Dobrynin, Anatoly
F., Soviet Ambassador to the United States; Full
Member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet
Union
- Dulles, John
Foster, Secretary of State from 1953 until
1959
- Dunlop, John
T., Secretary of Labor from March 18, 1975 until January
31, 1976
- Eagleburger, Lawrence
S., Executive Assistant to the Secretary of State;
also Deputy Under Secretary of State for Management from May 14, 1975
- Eberle, William
D., Special Representative for Trade Negotiations until
December 24, 1974; also Executive Director of the Council on International
Economic Policy
- Elliott, David
D., Senior Staff Member of the Office of Scientific
Affairs, National Security Council Staff
- Ellsworth, Robert
F., Assistant Secretary of Defense for International
Security Affairs until December 22, 1975; thereafter Deputy Secretary of
Defense
- Enders, Thomas
O., Assistant Secretary of State for Economic and
Business Affairs until December 22, 1975; Ambassador to Canada from February
17, 1976
- Evans, Rowland,
Jr., co-author of syndicated newspaper column with
Robert D.S. Novak
- Fahmy, Ismael,
Egyptian Foreign Minister
- Faisal ibn Abd al-Aziz
al-Saud, King of Saudi Arabia until March 25,
1975
- Feldman, Mark
B., Deputy Legal Adviser, Department of State
- Firyubin, Nikolai
Pavlovich, Deputy Foreign Minister of the Soviet
Union
- Fisher, Max
M., Detroit businessman and philanthropist
- Ford, Gerald
R., President of the United States; candidate for the
1976 Republican nomination for President from July 8, 1975; nominee of the
Republican Party for President from August 19, 1976
- Fosdick,
Dorothy, senior member on the staff (foreign affairs) of
Senator Henry Jackson
- Frelinghuysen, Peter
H.B., member, U.S. House of Representatives (R–New
Jersey)
- Friedersdorf, Max
L., Assistant to the President for Legislative
Affairs
- Fulbright, J.
William, Senator (D–Arkansas); Chairman of the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee until January 1975
- Funseth, Robert
L., Special Assistant to the Secretary of State for
Press Relations and Spokesman of the Department of State
- Gammon, Samuel
R., Deputy Executive Secretary of the Department of
State
- Garment,
Leonard, Special Consultant to the President;
Representative on the UN Human Rights Commission from May 1975
- Garrison, Mark
J., Director of the Office of Soviet Union Affairs,
Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State
- Genscher,
Hans-Dietrich, Foreign Minister of the Federal
Republic of Germany
- Gierek,
Edward, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the
Polish United Workers’ (Communist) Party
- Giscard d’Estaing,
Valéry, President of France
- Gleason, Thomas,
“Teddy,” President of the International
Longshoreman’s Association
- Goldman,
Nahum, President of the World Jewish Congress
- Gompert, David
C., Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
- Grechko, Andrei
A., Marshal, Soviet Minister of Defense and Member of
the Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet
Union until April 26, 1976
- Greenspan,
Alan, Chairman of the Council of Economic
Advisers
- Gromyko, Andrei
A., Soviet Minister of Foreign Affairs and Member of
Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet
Union
- Habib, Philip
C., Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and
Pacific Affairs from September 27, 1974 until June 30, 1976; thereafter,
Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs
- Haig, Alexander M.,
Jr., General, USA, Assistant to the President (White
House Chief of Staff) until September 1974; thereafter, Supreme Commander,
North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and Commander in Chief, U.S. European
Command
- Hall, Paul,
President of the Seafarers International Union
- Harriman, W.
Averell, Governor of New York from 1955 until
1958
- Hartman, Arthur
A., Assistant Secretary of State for European
Affairs
- Hartmann, Robert
T., Counselor to the President
- Helms, Jesse,
Senator (R–North Carolina)
- Hills, Carla
Anderson, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
from March 10, 1975
- Hinton, Deane
R., Deputy Executive Director of the Council on
International Economic Policy; Ambassador to Zaire from August 21, 1974
until June 18, 1975 (declared persona non grata); temporarily assigned to
the Office of the Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs;
Representative to the European Communities from January 29, 1976
- Holloway, James L.,
III, Admiral, USN, Chief of Naval Operations, Joint
Chiefs of Staff
- Holton, A.
Linwood, Assistant Secretary of State for Legislative
Affairs until January 31, 1975
- Hormats, Robert
D., Senior Member of the Office of International
Economic Affairs, National Security Council Staff
- Hummel, Arthur W.,
Jr., Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and
Pacific Affairs from July 12, 1976
- Humphrey, Hubert H.,
Jr., Senator (D–Minnesota)
- Hyland, William
G., Director of the Bureau of Intelligence and Research,
Department of State, until November 24, 1975; thereafter Deputy Assistant to
the President for National Security Affairs
- Iklé, Fred
C., Director of the Arms Control and Disarmament
Agency
- Ingersoll, Robert
S., Deputy Secretary of State until March 31,
1976
- Jackson, Henry M.,
“Scoop,” Senator (D–Washington); from February 1975
until May 1976, also candidate for the 1976 Democratic nomination for
President
- Janka, Leslie
A., Senior Member of the Office of Legislative and
Public Affairs (press liaison office), National Security Council Staff,
until October 1976
- Javits, Jacob
K., Senator (R–New York)
- Jenkins, Kempton
B., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
Congressional Relations
- Johnson, Lyndon
B., President of the United States from 1963 until
1969
- Johnson, U.
Alexis, Ambassador at Large; Chairman of the U.S.
Delegation to the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT II)
- Juan Carlos
I, King of Spain from November 22, 1975
- Katz, Julius
L., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
International Resources and Food Policy until September 1976; Assistant
Secretary of State for Economic and Business Affairs from September 23,
1976
- Keating, Kenneth
B., Ambassador to Israel until May 5, 1975
- Kekkonen,
Urho, President of Finland
- Kelly, John
H., Politico-Military Affairs Officer, Office of
Disarmament and Arms Control, Bureau of Politico-Military Affairs,
Department of State, until March 1975; thereafter, Special Assistant to the
Counselor of the Department of State
- Kendall, Donald
M., Chairman of Pepsico, Inc.
- Kennan, George
F., U.S. diplomat, political scientist, and historian;
Ambassador to the Soviet Union (1952) and Yugoslavia from 1961 until
1963
- Kennedy, Edward
M., Senator (D–Massachusetts)
- Kennedy, John
F., President of the United States from 1961 until
1963
- Kenyatta,
Jomo, President of Kenya
- Khaddam, Abd
al-Halim, Syrian Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Khalid bin Abdul
Aziz, King of Saudi Arabia from March 25,
1975
- 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
- Kirilenko, Andrei
S., Secretary of the Central Committee of the
Communist Party of the Soviet Union and Member of the Politburo of the
Central Committee
- Kirkland, Joseph
Lane, Secretary-Treasurer of the AFL–CIO
- Kissinger, Henry
A., Secretary of State; also Assistant to the
President for National Security Affairs until November 3, 1975
- Komplektov, Viktor
G., Deputy Chief of the United States of America
Department in the Soviet Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Kornienko, Georgi
M., Chief of the United States of America Department
and Member of the Collegium in the Soviet Ministry of Foreign Affairs until
October 1975; thereafter Deputy Soviet Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Kosygin, Alexei
N., Chairman (Premier) of the Soviet Council of
Ministers; also Member of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
- Kovalev, Anatoly
G., Deputy Soviet Minister of Foreign Affairs and
Head of the Soviet Delegation to the Conference on Security and Cooperation
in Europe
- Kozlov, Mikhail
M., Colonel General (Major General), Deputy Chief of the
General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union
- Kraft, Joseph,
syndicated columnist for the Los Angeles Times
- Kreisky,
Bruno, Chancellor of Austria
- Kuznetsov, Vasily
V., First Deputy Soviet Minister of Foreign
Affairs
- Laird, Melvin
R., Secretary of Defense from 1969 until 1973
- Laise, Carol
C., Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs
until March 27, 1975; thereafter, Director General of the Foreign
Service
- Leigh, Monroe,
Legal Adviser of the Department of State from January 21, 1975
- Lewis, Samuel
W., Deputy Director of the Policy Planning Staff,
Department of State, until December 1975; Assistant Secretary of State for
International Organization Affairs from December 24, 1975
- Lodal, Jan
M., Senior Member, National Security Council Staff, and
Director of the Program Analysis Staff until August 1975
- Long, Russell
B., Senator (D–Louisiana); Chairman of the Senate
Finance Committee
- Lon Nol,
General, President of the Khmer Republic (Cambodia) until April 1,
1975
- Lord, Winston,
Director of the Policy Planning Staff, Department of State
- Lynn, James
T., Director of the Office of Management and Budget from
March 1975
- Makarios III,
Archbishop, President of the Republic of Cyprus from December 7, 1974
(former President from August 16, 1970 until July 15, 1974)
- Makarov, Vasily
G., Chef de Cabinet to the Soviet Minister of Foreign
Affairs
- Malik, Yakov
A., Soviet Permanent Representative to the United
Nations until December 12, 1976; also Deputy Soviet Minister of Foreign
Affairs
- Mansfield, Michael
J., Senator (D–Montana); Senate Majority
Leader
- Mao Zedong (Mao
Tse-tung), Chairman of the Central Committee of the
Chinese Communist Party until September 9, 1976
- Marder,
Murrey, columnist and diplomatic correspondent for The Washington Post
- Marsh, John O., Jr.,
“Jack,” Counselor to the President
- Mathews, Forrest
David, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
from July 22, 1975
- Mathias, Charles McCurdy,
Jr., Senator (R–Maryland)
- Maw, Carlyle
E., Under Secretary of State for International Security
Affairs until September 17, 1976
- McClellan, John
L., Senator (D–Arkansas)
- McCloskey, Robert
J., Ambassador at Large until February 20, 1975;
Assistant Secretary of State for Legislative Affairs until September 10,
1976
- McFarlane, Robert
C., Lieutenant Colonel, USMC, Military Assistant to
the Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs; Special
Assistant to theAssistant to the President for National Security
Affairs
- Meany, George,
President of the AFL–CIO
- Mikhailov, Valerian
V., Deputy Chief of the United States of America
Department in the Soviet Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Miki Takeo,
Prime Minister of Japan from December 9, 1974 until December 24, 1976
- Miller,
Israel, Chairman of the American Jewish Council on
Soviet Jewry
- Mintoff, Dom,
Prime Minister of Malta
- Molotov, Vyacheslav
M., Soviet Minister of Foreign Affairs from 1939
until 1956
- Mondale, Walter F.,
“Fritz,” Senator (D–Minnesota); nominee of the
Democratic Party for Vice President from July 14, 1976; Vice President-elect
from November 2, 1976
- Morgan, Thomas
E., member, U.S. House of Representatives
(D–Pennsylvania); Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee
- Moro, Aldo,
Prime Minister of Italy
- Morokhov, Igor
D., First Deputy Chairman of the Soviet State Committee
for Utilization of Atomic Energy; also head of the Soviet delegation to CTB
and TTB/PNE talks
- Moynihan, Daniel
P. Ambassador to India until January 7, 1975;
Permanent Representative to the United Nations from June 30, 1975 until
February 2, 1976
- Mulcahy, Edward
W., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for African
Affairs until March 1976; Ambassador to Tunisia from May 31, 1976
- Nasser, Gamal
Abdul, President of Egypt from 1956 until
1970
- Nessen, Ronald
H., White House Press Secretary from September 20,
1974
- Neto, Antonio
Agostinho, leader of the Popular Movement for the
Liberation of Angola (MPLA); President of Angola from November 11,
1975
- Newhouse,
John, Counselor of the Arms Control and Disarmament
Agency
- Nguyen Van
Thieu, President of the Republic of (South) Vietnam
until April 21, 1975
- Nixon, Richard
M., President of the United States from 1969 until
August 9, 1974
- Novak, Robert
D.S., co-author of syndicated newspaper column with
Rowland Evans, Jr.
- Oakley, Robert
B., Member of the Policy Planning Staff, Department of
State; Senior Staff Member of the Office of Middle East and South Asian
Affairs, National Security Council Staff, from September 1974
- Olszowski,
Stefan, Polish Foreign Minister and Member of the
Politburo of the Central Committee of the Polish United Workers’ (Communist)
Party
- Pastore, John,
Senator (D–Rhode Island)
- Patolichev, Nikolai
S., Soviet Minister of Foreign Trade; Full Member of
the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
- Percy, Charles
H., Senator (R–Illinois)
- Peres, Shimon,
Israeli Minister of Defense
- Perle, Richard
S., senior member on the staff (national security
affairs) of Senator Henry Jackson
- Peterson, Peter
G., Secretary of Commerce (1972) from February 29, 1972
until February 1, 1973
- Podgorny, Nikolai
V., Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet;
also Member of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party
of the Soviet Union
- Pompidou,
Georges, President of France from 1969 until 1974
- Qaddafi, Muammar, Colonel
(Muamar Gaddafi), Chairman of the Revolutionary
Command Council of Libya
- Rabin,
Yitzhak, Prime Minister of Israel
- Reagan, Ronald
W., Governor of California until January 7, 1975;
candidate for the 1976 Republican nomination for President from November 20,
1975 until August 19, 1976
- Redman, Charles
E., Executive Secretariat, Operations Center, Department
of State
- Reston, James B.,
“Scotty,” Vice President of The
New York Times
- Rhodes, John
J., member, U.S. House of Representatives (R–Arizona):
House Minority Leader
- Ribicoff, Abraham
A., Senator (D–Connecticut)
- Robinson, Charles
W., Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs
until April 9, 1976; Deputy Secretary of State from April 7, 1976
- Rockefeller,
David, Chairman of the Board, Chase Manhattan Bank; also
Chairman of the Board, Council on Foreign Relations
- Rockefeller, Nelson
A., Vice President of the United States from
December 19, 1974
- Rodman, Peter
W., Staff Assistant to the Assistant to the President
for National Security Affairs
- Rogers, William
D., Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American
Affairs from October 7, 1974 until June 18, 1976; thereafter, Under
Secretary of State for Economic Affairs until December 31, 1976
- Rogers, William
P., Secretary of State from 1969 until 1973
- Roosevelt, Franklin
D., President of the United States from 1933 until
1945
- Rourke, Russell
A., Special Assistant to the Counselor to the President
(Marsh) until January 1975; thereafter Executive Assistant
- Rumsfeld,
Donald, Assistant to the President (White House Chief of
Staff) from October 1, 1974 until November 3, 1975; Secretary of Defense
from November 20, 1975
- Rustand, Warren
S., Appointments Secretary to the President and Director
of the White House Scheduling Office from September 1974 until November
1975
- al-Sadat, Mohamed
Anwar, President of Egypt
- 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
- al-Saqqaf,
Omar, Saudi Minister of State for Foreign Affairs until
December 1974
- Saunders, Harold H.,
“Hal,” Deputy Assistant Secretary of State of Near
Eastern and South Asian Affairs; from December 1 1975, Director of the
Bureau of Intelligence and Research
- Sauvagnargues,
Jean, French Minister of Foreign Affairs until August
26, 1976
- Schaufele, William E.,
Jr., Assistant Secretary of State for African
Affairs from December 19, 1975
- Schecter,
Jerry, Moscow Bureau Chief for Time Magazine
- Scheel,
Walter, President of the Federal Republic of
Germany
- Schlesinger, James
R., Secretary of Defense until November 19,
1975
- Schmidt,
Helmut, Chancellor, Federal Republic of Germany
- Scott, Hugh
D., Senator (R–Pennsylvania); Senate Minority
Leader
- Scowcroft,
Brent, Lieutenant General, USAF, Deputy Assistant to the
President for National Security Affairs until November 3, 1975; thereafter,
Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs
- Seamans, Robert C.,
Jr., Administrator of the Energy Research and
Development Administration
- Seidman, L.
William, Assistant to the President for Economic
Affairs; Executive Director of the Economic Policy Board
- Semenov, Vladimir
S., Deputy Soviet Minister of Foreign Affairs; also
Chairman (Ambassador) of the Soviet Delegation to the Strategic Arms
Limitation Talks (SALT II)
- Shchukin, Aleksandr
N., Deputy Chairman of the Committee for Lenin
Prizes and State Prizes in Science and Technology; informal member of the
Soviet Delegation to the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT II)
- Sherer, Albert W., Jr.,
“Bud,” Chief of the U.S. Delegation to the
Conference on European Security and Cooperation negotiations
- Shinn, William T.,
Jr., Special Assistant to the Counselor of the
Department of State
- Sidey, Hugh,
Washington Bureau Chief for Time Magazine
- Sihanouk,
Norodom, Cambodian Head of State from August 19, 1975
until April 2, 1976 (previously Head of State from 1960 until 1970)
- Simon, William
E., Secretary of the Treasury
- Sisco, Joseph
J., Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs until
June 30, 1976
- Sober, Sidney,
Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian
Affairs
- Sokolov, Oleg
M., Chief of the American Section, United States of
America Department, Soviet Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr
I., Russian novelist, playwright, and
historian
- Sonnenfeldt, Helmut,
“Hal,” Counselor of the Department of State
- Sparkman,
John, Senator (D–Alabama)
- Springsteen, George S.,
Jr., Special Assistant to the Secretary of State and
Executive Secretary of the Department of State until July 14, 1976
- Stalin, Josef
I., General Secretary of the Communist Party of the
Soviet Union from 1922 until 1953
- Stevenson, Adlai E.,
III, Senator (D–Illinois)
- Stoessel, Walter J.,
Jr., Ambassador to the Soviet Union until September
13, 1976
- Strauss, Franz
Josef, Chairman of the (West German) Christian
Social Union
- Sukhodrev, Viktor
M., Counselor, Second European Department, Soviet
Ministry of Foreign Affairs (interpreter)
- Suslov, Mikhail
A., Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist
Party of the Soviet Union; also Member of the Politburo of the Central
Committee
- Swiers, Peter
B., Special Assistant to the Director of the Policy
Planning Staff
- Sytenko, Mikhail
D., Chief of the Middle East Division and Member of
the Collegium in the Soviet Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Tanaka Kakuei,
Prime Minister of Japan until December 9, 1974
- Tekoah, Yosef,
Israeli Permanent Representative to the United Nations
- Teller,
Edward, Professor of Physics, University of California
at Berkeley
- Teng
Hsiao-p’ing.
See Deng Xiaoping
- Terrell, Norman
E., Special Assistant to the Counselor of the Department
of State
- Theis, Paul
A., Executive Editor, Editorial Staff, White House, from
August 1974 until January 1976
- Thieu.
See Nguyen Van Thieu.
- Thornton, Thomas
P., Member of the Policy Planning Staff, Department
of State
- Thurmond,
Strom, Senator (R–South Carolina)
- Timmons, William
E., Assistant to the President for Legislative
Affairs until December 31, 1974
- Tito, Josip
Broz, President of Yugoslavia
- Toon, Malcolm,
Ambassador to Yugoslavia until March 11, 1975; Ambassador to Israel from
July 10, 1975 until December 27, 1976; appointed Ambassador to the Soviet
Union November 24, 1976; presented credentials January 18, 1977
- Trimble, Philip
R., Assistant Legal Adviser for Economic and Business
Affairs, Department of State
- Vance, Cyrus
R., Deputy Secretary of Defense from 1964 until 1967;
Secretary of State-designate from December 3, 1976
- Vanik, Charles
A., member, U.S. House of Representatives
(D–Ohio)
- Vavilov,
Andrei, Soviet official, United States of America
Department of the Soviet Foreign Ministry
- Vest, George
S., Director of the Bureau for Politico-Military
Affairs, Department of State
- Vinogradov,
Sergei, Chief of the Soviet Delegation to the Geneva
Peace Conference on the Middle East
- Vorontsov, Yuli
M., Soviet Minister Counselor to the United
States
- Wade, James P.,
Jr., Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for
Policy Plans and NSC Affairs; Director of Department of Defense SALT Task
Force
- Waldheim,
Kurt, Secretary General of the United Nations
- Wallace, George C.,
Jr., Governor of Alabama; from November 1975 until
June 1976, also candidate for the 1976 Democratic nomination for
President
- Wilson, (James)
Harold, British Prime Minister until April 5,
1976
- Wright, Robert
B., Director of the Office of East-West Trade, Bureau of
Economic and Business Affairs, Department of State
- Zamyatin, Leonid
M., Director General of the Telegram Agency of the
Soviet Union (TASS)
- Zarb, Frank
G., Administrator of the Federal Energy
Administration
- Zhou Enlai (Chou
En-lai), Premier of the People’s Republic of China
until January 8, 1976