Foreign Relations of the United States, 1969–1976, Volume
XXV, Arab-Israeli Crisis and War, 1973
Persons
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Abouhamad,
Khalil, Lebanese Foreign Minister until July 1973
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Abu Zaid,
Salah, Jordanian Foreign Minister until May 1973
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Adams, Sir
Philip, British Ambassador to Egypt
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Adham, Kamal,
Advisor to the King of Saudi Arabia; Chief of the Saudi Intelligence
Secretariat
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Agnew, Spiro
T., Vice President of the United States until October
10, 1973
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Akins, James
E., U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia from November
1973
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Albert, Carl,
Democratic Congressman from Oklahoma; Speaker of the House of
Representatives
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Aldrich, George
H., Deputy Legal Adviser, Department of State
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Aleksandrov, Andrei
M., Assistant to General Secretary Brezhnev
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Ali, General Ahmed
Ismail, Egyptian Minister of War from February
1973
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Allaf,
Mowaffak, Minister Counselor, Syrian Mission to the
United Nations, Geneva
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Allon, Yigal,
Israeli Deputy Prime Minister
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Arafat,
Yasser, leader of Fatah and Chairman of the Executive
Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization
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Armstrong, Willis
C., Assistant Secretary of State for Economic and
Business Affairs
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Asad, Hafez
al-, President of Syria
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Atherton, Alfred L. (Roy),
Jr., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near
Eastern and South Asian Affairs
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Atiqi, Abdul Rahman
al-, Kuwaiti Minister of Oil and Finance
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Azimov,
Sarvar, Soviet Ambassador to Lebanon
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Babenko, Yuri
F., Third Secretary, Soviet Embassy in Washington
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Bakr, Hassan,
President of Iraq
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Ball, George,
Under Secretary of State, 1961–1968
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Balniel, Lord (Robert
Lindsay), British Minister of State for Foreign and
Commonwealth Affairs
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Bar-On, Lt. Colonel
Aryeh, Aide to Israeli Defense Minister Dayan
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Barzani,
Mustafa, leader, Kurdistan Democratic Party
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Begin,
Menachem, leader, Herut party (Likud, from September
1973)
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Benhima, Ahmed
Taibi, Moroccan Foreign Minister
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Benites,
Leopoldo, President of the United Nations General
Assembly
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Bennett, W.
Tapley, Jr., United States Deputy Permanent
Representative to the United Nations General Assembly
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Bentsur,
Eliahu, Aide to Israeli Foreign Minister Eban
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Bettal, Diya’allah
al-, Director, United Nations Department, Syrian
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Bhutto, Zulfiqar
Ali, President of Pakistan, to August 13, 1973;
Prime Minister of Pakistan from August 14, 1973
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Bin Shaker, General
Zaid, Jordanian army Chief of Staff
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Boumedienne,
Houari, President of Algeria
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Bourguiba,
Habib, President of Tunisia
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Bouteflika,
Abdelaziz, Algerian Foreign Minister
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Brandt, Willy,
Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany
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Brett, Major General
Devol, USAF, Director, Near East and South Asia
Region, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International
Security Affairs, until September 1973
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Brezhnev,
Leonid, General Secretary of the Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
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Brown, L.
Dean, U.S. Ambassador to Jordan until November
1973
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Buffum, William
B., U.S. Ambassador to Lebanon
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Bunker,
Ellsworth, U.S. Ambassador-at-Large; U.S. Representative
to the Geneva Middle East Peace Conference, December 1973
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Byrd, Robert
C., Democratic Senator from West Virginia
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Caetano,
Marcelo, Prime Minister of Portugal
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Campbell, Richard
P., Jr., Staff Member of the Office of the Assistant
to the President for National Security Affairs; thereafter, Special
Assistant to Secretary of State Kissinger
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Casey, William
J., Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs from
February 2, 1973
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Ceausescu,
Nicolae, First Secretary of the Romanian Communist Party
and President of Romania
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Chamberlain,
Neville, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom,
1937–1940
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Chou En-lai (Zhou
Enlai), Premier of the People’s Republic of
China
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Clements, William P.,
Jr., Deputy Secretary of Defense
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Cline, Ray
S., Director, Bureau of Intelligence and Research,
Department of State, until November 24, 1973
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Colby, William
E., Director of Central Intelligence from September 4,
1973
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Cooper,
Charles, member, National Security Council staff
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Cromer, Lord (George Rowland
Stanley Baring), British Ambassador to the United
States
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Cronkite,
Walter, U.S. television journalist
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Cox,
Archibald, Jr., Independent Special Prosecutor for
Watergate case, May 19, 1973–October 20, 1973
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Davies, Rodger
P., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern
and South Asian Affairs
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Davis, Jeanne
W., National Security Council Staff Secretary
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Dayan, Moshe,
Israeli Minister of Defense
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De Gaulle,
Charles, President of France, 1958–1969
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DePoix, Vice Admiral Vincent
P., USN, Director, Defense Intelligence
Agency
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DiBona,
Charles, Consultant to the President for Energy
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Dinitz,
Simcha, Israeli Ambassador to the United States from
March 1973
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Dobrynin,
Anatoli[y], Soviet Ambassador to the United
States
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Douglas-Home, Sir
Alec, British Foreign Secretary
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Dulles, John
Foster, Secretary of State, 1953–1959
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Eade, General George J.
(Jim), USAF, Deputy Commander-in-Chief, U.S.
European Command from April 1973
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Eagleburger, Lawrence
S., Executive Assistant to the Secretary of State
from October 1973; member, National Security Council Staff from June
1973
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Eban, Abba,
Israeli Foreign Minister
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Eilts, Hermann
F., U.S. Ambassador-designate to Egypt and Principal
Officer at the U.S. Interests Section in Cairo, November 1973 to February
1974
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Elazar, General
David, Chief of Staff, Israel Defense Forces
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Eliot, Theodore
L., Jr., Executive Secretary, Department of State
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Erian (Iryan), Abdallah
el-, Egyptian Ambassador to France
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Elizur,
Michael, Director, North American Affairs, Israeli
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Eshkol, Levi,
Prime Minister of Israel, 1963–1969
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Evron,
Ephraim, Deputy Director General, Israeli Ministry of
Foreign Affairs
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Fahd ibn Abd al-Aziz Al
Saud, Saudi Interior Minister and Second Deputy
Prime Minister
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Fahmi[y],
Ismail, Egyptian Foreign Minister from October
1973
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Faisal ibn Abd al-Aziz Al
Saud, King of Saudi Arabia
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Farhi, David,
Adviser to Israeli Defense Minister Dayan
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Farouk I, King
of Egypt, 1936–1952
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Fattal, Diyallah
El-, Director, Office of United Nations Affairs,
Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Ford, Gerald
R., Vice President of the United States from December 3,
1973; previously, Republican Congressman from Michigan and Minority Leader
in the House of Representatives
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Frangie,
Suleiman, President of Lebanon
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Friedheim, Jerry
W., Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public
Affairs, January 20, 1973–April 13, 1973; Assistant Secretary of Defense for
Public Affairs from April 13,1973
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Fulbright, J.
William, Democratic Senator from Arkansas; Chairman,
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Gamasy[i], Major General
Mohammed Abdel Ghani al-, Chief of Operations of
Egyptian Armed Forces until October 1973; Chief of Staff from October 1973;
Egyptian representative at Kilometer (KM) 101 talks
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Garment,
Leonard, Special Consultant to the President
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Gayler, Admiral Noel
A., USN, Commander in Chief, U.S. Pacific
Command
-
Gazit,
Mordechai, Director, Office of the Prime Minister
(Israel)
-
Ghanem, General
Iskandar, Lebanese army Commander-in-Chief
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Ghanim, Muhammad
Hafiz, Political Adviser to President Sadat
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Goodpaster, General
Andrew, USA, Commander-in-Chief, U.S. European
Command and Supreme Allied Commander, Europe
-
Graham, Pierre
R., Charge d’Affaires, U.S. Embassy in Amman, from
November 1973
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Grechko, Marshal Andrei
A., Soviet Defense Minister and Member of the
Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet
Union
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Greene, Joseph
N., Jr., Principal Officer, U.S. Interests Section in
Cairo, until July 1973
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Gromyko,
Andrei, Soviet Foreign Minister
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Gur, General
Mordechai, Military Attache, Israeli Embassy in
Washington; Head of Israeli delegation, Egyptian-Israeli military working
group, Geneva Middle East Peace Conference, December 1973
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Habbash,
George, Secretary General, Popular Front for the
Liberation of Palestine
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Haig, Major General Alexander
M., Jr., USA, Vice Chief of Staff, United States
Army, January 1973–August 1973; White House Chief of Staff from August
1973
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Hannah, John
A., Administrator of the Agency for International
Development until October 7, 1973
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Hassan II,
King of Morocco
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Hassan bin
Talal, Crown Prince of Jordan
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Heath, Edward,
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
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Helms, Richard
M., Director of Central Intelligence until February 2,
1973; thereafter, Ambassador to Iran
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Hillenbrand, Martin
J., U.S. Ambassador to the Federal Republic of
Germany
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Hoskinson,
Samuel, National Intelligence Officer for the Middle
East and Islamic World, Central Intelligence Agency, from 1972
-
Hoveyda,
Amir-Abbas, Prime Minister of Iran
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Howe, Commander Jonathan
T., USN, member, National Security Council
staff
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Huang Hua,
Permanent Representative of the People’s Republic of China to the United
Nations
-
Huang Zhen
(Chen), Head of the Liaison Office of the People’s
Republic of China in Washington
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Hummel, Arthur W.,
Jr., Acting Assistant Secretary of State for East
Asian and Pacific Affairs, May–December 1973
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Hussein I, ibn
Talal, King of Jordan
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Hyland,
William, member, National Security Council Staff
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Idan, Avner,
Minister, Israeli Embassy in Washington
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Ismail, Hafiz,
Egyptian Presidential Adviser for National Security Affairs
-
Ismail, Mohammed
Zakariya, Syrian Vice Minister for Foreign
Affairs
-
Jackson, Henry M.
(“Scoop”), Democratic Senator from the state of
Washington
-
Jamieson, J.
Kenneth, Chairman of the Board, Exxon
Corporation
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Jarring,
Gunnar, United Nations Special Representative for the
Middle East
-
Jobert,
Michel, French Foreign Minister from April 1973
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Johnson, Lyndon
B., President of the United States, 1963–1969
-
Johnson, U.
Alexis, Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs
until February 1973; Ambassador at Large from February 1973
-
Jones, Curtis
F., Director, Office of Research and Analysis for Near
East and South Asia, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of
State
-
Kalb, Marvin,
U.S. television journalist
-
Katushev,
Konstantin, Secretary of the Central Committee of
the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
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Kaylani,
Haytham, Syrian Permanent Representative to the United
Nations
-
Keating,
Kenneth, U.S. Ambassador to Israel from August
1973
-
Kennedy, John
F., President of the United States, 1961–1963
-
Kennedy, Colonel Richard
T., member, National Security Council staff
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Khaddam,
Abdal-Halim, Syrian Foreign Minister
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Khalid al
Hassan, Chairman, Foreign Relations Committee,
Palestinian National Council
-
Khammash,
Amer, Minister of the Jordanian Royal Court
-
Kidron,
Mordechai, Director General, Israeli Ministry of Foreign
Affairs
-
Kissinger, Henry
A., Assistant to the President for National Security
Affairs; also Secretary of State from September 1973
-
Korn, David
A., Country Director for Lebanon, Jordan, Syrian Arab
Republic, and Iraq Affairs, Department of State
-
Kornienko, Georgi
M., Head of the USA Division, Soviet Ministry of
Foreign Affairs
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Kosygin, Alexei
N., Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the
USSR
-
Kraft, Joseph,
U.S. newspaper columnist
-
Kubisch, Jack
B., Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American
Affairs from May 29, 1973
-
Kuznetsov, Vasily
V., First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs (Soviet
Union)
-
Laird, Melvin,
Secretary of Defense until January 29, 1973
-
Le Duc Tho,
Member of the Politburo of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam; Special
Advisor to the DRV Delegation at the Paris Peace Negotiations,
1972–1973
-
Leor, General
Yisrael, Special Assistant to the Israeli Prime
Minister
-
Lindsay, John,
Mayor of New York City
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Lord, Winston,
Director, Policy Planning Staff, Department of State, from October 12,
1973
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Love, Governor
John, Director of the White House Energy Policy Office
and the President’s Assistant for Energy; previously, Governor of
Colorado
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Luns, Joseph
M.A.H., Secretary General, North Atlantic Treaty
Organization
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Magdoub, General Tabra
el-, Head of Egyptian delegation, Egyptian-Israeli
military working group at Geneva Middle East Peace Conference, December
1973
-
Mahon, George
H., Democratic Congressman from Texas
-
Mailliard, William
S., Republican Congressman from California
-
Maitland, Sir
Donald, British Permanent Representative to the
United Nations, 1973–1974
-
Makarov,
Vasily, Counselor to the Soviet Minister of Foreign
Affairs
-
Malik, Yakov
A., Soviet Permanent Representative to the United
Nations
-
Mansfield,
Mike, Democratic Senator from Montana
-
Mark, David
E., Deputy Director, Bureau of Intelligence and
Research, Department of State
-
McCarthy,
Colman, U.S. journalist
-
McClellan, John
L., Democratic Senator from Arkansas
-
McCloskey, Robert
J., Ambassador at Large from February 1973
-
Mclntyre, Sir
Laurence, Australian Permanent Representative to the
United Nations; President, United Nations Security Council, October
1973
-
Meir, Golda,
Prime Minister of Israel
-
Miskovic, Colonel General
Ivan, Special Advisor to the Yugoslav Presidency for
Security Affairs until June 1973
-
Moore, George
C., Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy in Khartoum
until March 2, 1973
-
Moorer, Admiral
Thomas, USN, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff
-
Mufti, Zahayr Mahmud
al-, Jordanian Ambassador to the United States until
June 1973
-
Naffa, Fuad,
Lebanese Foreign Minister after July 1973
-
Nasser [Nasir], Gamal
Abdel, President of Egypt, 1956–1970
-
Newsom, David
D., Assistant Secretary of State for African
Affairs
-
Nguyen Van
Thieu, President of the Republic of Vietnam
-
Nixon, Richard
M., President of the United States
-
Noel, Cleo
A., Ambassador to Sudan until March 2, 1973
-
Noyes, James
H., Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Near
Eastern and South Asian Affairs
-
Odeen, Philip,
member, National Security Council staff
-
O’Neill, Thomas P.
(“Tip”), Democratic Congressman from Massachusetts;
Majority Leader in the House of Representatives
-
Parker, Richard
B., Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy in
Rabat
-
Pahlavi, Mohammed
Reza, Shah of Iran
-
Podgorny, Nikolai
V., Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet
of the USSR
-
Pompidou,
Georges, President of France
-
Popper, David
H., Assistant Secretary of State for International
Organization Affairs, June 25, 1973–January 2, 1974
-
Porter, William
J., Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs from
February 2, 1973
-
Primakov,
Yevgeny, Deputy Director, Institute of World Economy and
International Relations, Academy of Sciences of the USSR
-
Quandt, William
B., member, National Security Council staff
-
Qabus (Qaboos) bin
Taymour, Sultan of Oman
-
Qadhafi (Kaddafi), Muammar
al-, Chairman of the Revolutionary Council (Libya);
also Libyan Defense Minister
-
Rabin,
Yitzhak, Israeli Ambassador to the United States until
March 1973
-
Reston, James
(“Scotty”), U.S. newspaper journalist
-
Riad, Mahmoud,
Secretary-General of the Arab League; formerly, Egyptian Minister of Foreign
Affairs, 1964–1972
-
Ribicoff, Abraham
A., Democratic Senator from Connecticut
-
Richardson, Elliot
L., Secretary of Defense, January–May 1973; Attorney
General, May–October 1973
-
Rifai, Abdul
Munim, Jordanian diplomat; Prime Minister of Jordan,
March–August 1969 and June–September 1970
-
Rifai, Zaid,
Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Jordan from May 26, 1973
-
Rodman, Peter
W., member, National Security Council staff
-
Rogers, William
P., Secretary of State until September 1973
-
Ruckelshaus, William
D., Deputy Attorney General, July 9, 1973–October
20, 1973; Acting Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation, April 30,
1973–July 9, 1973; Director, Environmental Protection Agency, until April
30, 1973
-
Rush, Kenneth,
Deputy Secretary of State from February 1973; Acting Secretary of State,
September 3–September 22, 1973
-
Rusk, Dean,
Secretary of State, 1961–1969
-
Sabah al-Ahmad al-Jabir
al-Sabah, Kuwaiti Foreign Minister
-
Sadad, Farid
al-, Jordanian Finance Minister until May 1973
-
Sadaqa, Najib,
Director General, Lebanese Foreign Ministry
-
Sadat, Anwar
al-, President of Egypt
-
Salah,
Abdullah, Jordanian ambassador to the United States from
June 1973
-
Sapir,
Pinchas, Israeli Finance Minister
-
Saqqaf, Omar,
Saudi Foreign Minister
-
Saunders, Harold
H., member, National Security Council staff
-
Scali, John
A., Permanent Representative of the United States to the
United Nations from February 1973
-
Scheel,
Walter, Vice Chancellor and Foreign Minister of the
Federal Republic of Germany
-
Schlesinger, James
R., Director of Central Intelligence, February
2–July 2, 1973; Secretary of Defense from July 1973
-
Scott, Hugh
D., Jr., Republican Senator from Pennsylvania; Senate
Minority Leader
-
Scott, William
L., Republican Senator from Virginia
-
Scowcroft, Major General
Brent, USAF, Deputy Assistant to the President for
National Security Affairs
-
Scranton, William
W., Governor of Pennsylvania, 1963–1967
-
Selassie,
Haile, Emperor of Ethiopia
-
Shalev,
Mordechai, Deputy Chief of Mission, Israeli Embassy in
Washington
-
Shawar, Majid
Abu, Political Commissar, Al Asifa (military wing of
Fatah) and Secretary, Revolutionary Council of Palestine Liberation
Organization
-
Shultz, George
S., Secretary of the Treasury
-
Siilasvuo, General
Ensio, Commander-designate of the United Nations
Emergency Force, October 1973
-
Simon, William
E., Deputy Secretary of the Treasury until May 1974;
Secretary of the Treasury, May 1974–January 1977
-
Sirri, Umar,
Minister, Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
-
Sisco, Joseph,
Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs
-
Smith, Richard
W., Counselor, U.S. Interests Section, Cairo
-
Sonnenfeldt,
Helmut, member, National Security Council staff
-
Stackhouse,
H.H., Director, Office of Israel and Arab-Israeli
Affairs, Bureau of Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, Department of
State
-
Stennis, John
C., Democratic Senator from Mississippi; Chairman,
Senate Committee on Armed Services
-
Sterner,
Michael, Director, Office of Egypt Affairs, Bureau of
Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, Department of State
-
Stoessel, Walter
J., Jr., Assistant Secretary of State for European
Affairs
-
Stoltzfus, William
A., U.S. Ambassador to Kuwait
-
Stratton, Samuel
S., Democratic Congressman from New York
-
Stukel, Lieutenant Colonel
Donald, member, National Security Council
staff
-
Sukhodrov, Viktor
M., interpreter, Soviet Ministry of Foreign
Affairs
-
Sulzberger, Cyrus
L., II, U.S. newspaper journalist
-
Sumner, Major General
Gordon, Director, Near East and South Asia Region,
Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security
Affairs, from September 1973
-
Symington, W.
Stuart, Democratic Senator from Missouri; Chairman,
Subcommittee of U.S. Security Arrangements and Commitments Abroad, Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
-
Tanaka,
Kakuei, Prime Minister of Japan
-
Taqi al-Din
al-Sulh, Prime Minister of Lebanon from June
1973
-
Tarr, Curtis
W., Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and
International Security Issues until November 25, 1973
-
Tekoah, Yosef,
Israeli Permanent Representative to the United Nations
-
U Thant,
Secretary General of the United Nations, 1961–1971
-
Vavilov,
Andrei, official, Soviet Ministry of Foreign
Affairs
-
Veliotes,
Nicholas, Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy in Tel
Aviv
-
Vest, George
S., Special Assistant for Press Relations to Secretary
of State Kissinger from October 1973
-
Vinogradov,
Sergei, Soviet Ambassador to Egypt; Soviet
Representative to the Geneva Middle East Peace Conference, December
1973
-
Von Staden,
Berndt, West German ambassador to the United States from
April 1973
-
Vorontsov, Yuli
M., Minister Counselor, Embassy of the Soviet Union in
Washington
-
Waldheim,
Kurt, Secretary General of the United Nations
-
Walters, General Vernon
A., USA, Deputy Director of Central
Intelligence
-
Warren, Gerald
L., White House Deputy Press Secretary
-
Weinel, Vice Admiral John
P., USN, Assistant to the Chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff
-
Westmoreland, General William
C., USA, Chief of Staff, U.S. Army, 1968–1972
-
Wiley, Marshall
W., Counselor, U.S. Interests Section in Cairo
-
Yaariv, Major General
Aharon, retired head of Israeli military
intelligence; Israeli representative at the KM 101 talks
-
Yamani, Ahmad
Zaki, Saudi Petroleum Minister
-
Yost, Charles,
U.S. Representative to the United Nations, 1969–1971
-
Young, Milton
R., Republican Senator from North Dakota
-
Zahedi,
Ardeshir, Iranian Ambassador to the United States
-
Zayid bin Sultan Al Nahyan,
Shaykh, Emir of Abu Dhabi and President of the
United Arab Emirates
-
Zayyat, Mohamed Hassan
el-, Egyptian Foreign Minister until October
1973
-
Ziegler,
Ronald, White House Press Secretary
-
Zurhellen, Joseph
O., Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy in Tel
Aviv, until June 1973