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THE JOHN F. KENNEDY
NATIONAL SECURITY FILES
AFRICA:
NATIONAL SECVRITY FILES,
1961-1963
UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS Of AMERICA

A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of
The John F. Kennedy
National Security Files
General Editor: George C. Herring
AFRICA
National Security Files.
1961-1963
Microfilmed from the holdings of
The John F. Kennedy Library, Boston, Massachusetts
Project Coordinator
Robert E. Lester
Guide compiled by
Blair Hydrick
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
General Introduction•The John F. Kennedy National Security Files:
"Country Files," 1961-1963 v
Introduction•The John F. Kennedy National Security Files:
Africa, 1961-1963 ¡x
Scope and Content Note xi
Source Note xii
Editorial Note xii
Security Classifications xiii
Key to Names xv
Abbreviations List xxix
Reel Index
Reel 1
Africa 1
Reel 2
Africa cont 15
Algeria 25
Reel 3
Angola 33
Chad.. ; 41
Congo•General 43
Reel 4
Congo•General cont 50
Reel 5
Congo•General cont 73
Congo•Cables 84
Reel 6
Congo•Cables cont , 98
m

Reel 7
Congo•Cables cont :..: 129
Dahomey 146
Ghana 151
ReelS
Ghana cont 155
Reel 9
Ghana cont 184
Guinea '194
Reel 10
Guinea cont 208
Ivory Coast 214
Libya 221
Mali 221
Morocco... 228
Mozambique 228
Rhodesia 229
Rwanda-Burundi 233
Reel 11
Rwanda-Burundi cont 234
Sierra Leone 245
South Africa 247
Reel 12
South Africa cont. 252
Tanganyika 253
Tunisia 268
Author Index 277
Subject Index 289
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION
The John F. Kennedy National Security Files:
"Country Files," 1961-1963
When John F. Kennedy died in 1963, he left an uncertain legacy in the area of foreign policy.
Kennedy had taken office committed to pursuing the cold war more vigorously than had the
Eisenhower administration. During his first year he launched a major military buildup, enlarged
American foreign aid programs, and undertook new foreign policy commitments in various parts of
the world. This Kennedy offensive dramatically worsened relations with the Soviet Union and helped
bring about the Cuban Missile Crisis in October 1962. In the aftermath of that frightening confronta-
tion, Kennedy seemed to shift from the militant approach that had marked his first years in office and
began taking the first steps toward what would later be called détente. It can never be known how far
Kennedy might have gone in this direction had his presidency not been cut short by an assassin's
bullet.
Kennedy took office during a time of rising international tension. The struggle of many newly formed
nations to break from their colonial pasts and establish modern institutions set loose chaos across
key parts of the globe. The rhetoric and actions of the erratic Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev
suggested a new Communist boldness, even recklessness, and a determination to exploit the
prevailing instability. The development of new weapons systems added an especially frightful
dimension. The fate of the world thus seemed to hang in the balance, and Kennedy assumed power
certain that the survival of the United States depended upon its ability to defend free institutions.
Should America falter, he warned, 'the whole world, in my opinion, would inevitably begin to move
toward the Communist bloc." '
Calling upon his countrymen to become the "watchmen on the walls of freedom" and promising to
assert firm, vigorous leadership, Kennedy committed his administration to facing the perils of the new
era. He enlisted a youthful, energetic, and intelligent corps of advisers from the top positions in
academia and industry•men who shared his determination to get the country moving again. These
New Frontiersmen accepted without question the basic assumptions of the containment policy of
Truman and Eisenhower but also believed it was necessary to challenge communism rather than
merely react to its moves. They were alarmed by the dangers of a global war but were also exhilarated
by the prospect of leading the nation through perilous times and winning the ultimate victory. They
shared a Wilsonian view that destiny had singled out their nation to defend and spread the democratic
ideal. , ¡
To meet the challenges faced by his administration, Kennedy revamped the machinery of U.S.
foreign policy. Contemptuous of the State Department, which he once labeled a "bowl of jelly," he
reportedly fantasized about establishing a small, secret office underhis personal contralto runforeign
policy. He contented himself with remodeling the National Security Council (NSC) to enhance his
personal control. As his special assistant for national security affairs he chose McGeorge Bundy,
formerly a Harvard dean. Bundy and his deputy, Walt Whitman Rostow, eliminated Eisenhower's
cumbersome committee system and made the NSC ä compact body of eleven people. The White
House established its own situation room and installed equipment that gave it direct access to State
Department, Defense Department, and Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) cables.
1 Seyom Brown, The Faces of Power (New York: Columbia University Press, 1969), p. 217.

Although it comprised a "little State Department," thus posing a threat to its entrenched rival, the
NSC under Bundy's direction maintained an effective liaison with the State Department bureaucracy.
Bundy managed the flow of information, intelligence, and decision papers to the president and
monitored the operations of other agencies. Ratherthan simply acting as a neutral clearinghouse, the
NSC also lobbied for policies it preferred. 'The energy, small size, and bureaucratic compactness of
the NSC staff allowed it to run rings around State in the competition for influence." 2 It remained,
throughout the Kennedy years, the president's major foreign policy instrument.
With the White House leading the way, the Kennedy administration launched a full-scale effort to
win the cold war. Kennedy ordered a massive buildup of nuclear weapons to establish a strong
deterrent to Soviet nuclear power. Persuaded that Eisenhower's reliance on nuclear weapons had
left the United States muscle-bound in many situations, he also expanded and modernized the
nation's conventional military forces to permit a "flexible response" to various types and levels of
threats. Certain that the emerging nations of the Third World would be the principal focus of the U.S.-
Soviet rivalry, the administration devoted much attention to developing an effective response to
guerrilla warfare. Kennedy and his advisers also placed great emphasis on devising programs of
economic and technical assistance to the Third World that would eliminate the conditions in which
communism flourished.
The new administration encountered repeated frustration in its first months in office. Kennedy
inherited from Eisenhower a poorly conceived plan to overthrow the Cuban regime of Fidel Castro.
Although dubious about the morality and workability of the plan, the new president was eager for a
foreign policy victory, and he hesitated to scrap it for fear Republican critics would charge him with
weakness. Without the air support he refused to provide, however, the plan was doomed to failure.
Although Kennedy assumed responsibility for the resulting debacle at the Bay of Pigs in April 1961,
his fledgling administration was vulnerable to attack from those who thought the United States had
done too little and those who thought it had done too much. At about the same time, the administration
decided that Eisenhower's commitment in landlocked Laos could not be upheld militarily and agreed
to negotiate a settlement at Geneva.
Relations with the Soviet Union deteriorated dangerously. The administration viewed with alarm
Khrushchev's January 1961 speech avowing Soviet support for wars of national liberation in the Third
World. At their first summit in Vienna in June, Khrushchev bullied Kennedy by reasserting his
commitment to such wars and renewing the ultimatum on Berlin he had first issued in 1958. A shaken
Kennedy, upon returning to Washington, stepped up his plans for a military buildup. Within several
weeks, Khrushchev escalated the Berlin crisis, sealing off East Berlin from West Berlin with the
construction of a concrete wall between the two. Shortly after, the Soviets resumed nuclear testing.
The steady increase of tensions led directly to the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962. Upon taking office,
Kennedy had learned that a "missile gap" presumed to be in favor of the Soviet Union actually favored
the United States. Determined to build on and exploit that lead, he significantly expanded America's
already formidable nuclear arsenal. In October 1961, Deputy Secretary of Defense Roswell Gilpatric
proclaimed to the world that the United States was invulnerable to a Soviet sneak attack and had a
second-strike capability as extensive as the Soviet capability for a first strike. Any move on the Soviets'
part would therefore have been an act of self-destruction, according to Gilpatric.
Khrushchev appears to have responded to the U.S. challenge by taking the daring and risky gamble
of placing offensive missiles in Cuba. Soviet motives for this action will probably never be entirely
clear. Khrushchev and others have claimed that they were trying to protect Cuba from an anticipated
U.S. invasion, and there were certainly grounds for such fears. Western scholars also speculate that
a beleaguered Khrushchev sought to ease pressures from Soviet and Chinese militants and offset
his disadvantage in the arms race.
Whatever his motives, Khrushchev's actions provoked the most dangerous U.S.-Soviet confron-
tation in the history of the cold war. Kennedy responded by "quarantining"Cuba•sealing off the island
with a naval blockade•and demanding that the Soviets withdraw their missiles. While the world
nervously awaited the Soviet response, tensions mounted. Neither side had total control of its forces
in the area, and on several occasions incidents in or around Cuba threatened to trigger a war.
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2 Barry Rubin, Secrets of State (New York: Oxford University Press, 1987), p. 101.

Eventually Khrushchev relented and agreed to withdraw the missiles; to save face, he demanded a
pledge f romthe United States that it would not invade Cuba. The United States accepted the deal and
privately assured Moscow that it would remove its own Jupiter missiles from Turkey. The superpowers
pulled back from the brink, and the world breathed a sigh of relief.
In the aftermath of the missile crisis, both superpowers moved to ease the tensions that had brought
them to the verge of nuclearwar. Kennedy and Khrushchev toned down their militant cold war rhetoric
and even spoke publicly of moving toward peaceful coexistence. The two nations established a hot
line to facilitate communications in times of crisis. The United States agreed to sell its adversary a
large supply of desperately needed wheat, and, most important, in the first major effort to slow down
the nuclear arms race, the United States and Soviet Union signed a treaty in August 1963 to end
atmospheric testing of nuclear weapons.
Kennedy's success in turning around the cold warwas not matched by success in other areas. From
the time the administration took power, it had promoted with considerable fanfare its so-called Grand
Design for Europe. The aims of the Grand Design were to stabilize Europe defensively and, in order
to help solve the country's growing economic problems, expand U.S. trade with Europe. The
administration promoted tariff reduction and British membership in the European Economic Commu-
nity to correct the United States' swelling balance-of-payments deficit. In addition, it sought to
encourage the allies to furnish more conventional forces for the defense of Europe while relying
exclusively on the United States for nuclear deterrence.
These plans ran afoul of European interests and made Europeans suspicious of both U.S. and
British intentions. France and Germany feared that Britain, as a member of the Common Market,
would be what French leader Charles de Gaulle called a Trojan horse" for the United States. With
his usual flair for the grandiloquent, de Gaulle vetoed British admission in January 1963. France,
Germany, and Britain hesitated to rely entirely on the United States for nuclear deterrence. Theirfears
were underlined by the United States' unilateral cancellation of the Skybolt missile originally offered
to Britain and by the failure of the United States to consult the allies before acting in the Cuban Missile
Crisis. De Gaulle insisted on an independent nuclear force de frappe tor France. By early 1963 the
Grand Design was in a shambles amidst mutual recriminations both from the Kennedy administration
and the European allies.
In the Third World as well, the Kennedy legacy was at best mixed. In Latin America the
administration, with maximum publicity, launched the Alliance for Progress as a way of promoting
economic and social development and thereby undermining leftist revolutions. The program made
dramatic gains in such areas as tax collection and public health, but its overall progress was
disappointing. The pace of agrarian reform was slow, and gains in education were limited. The goals
of the program may have been too ambitious, and private capital for development projects was not
forthcoming in the amount required. Most important, perhaps, military coups in Argentina, Peru,
Guatemala, Ecuador, the Dominican Republic, and Honduras undermined the very political freedoms
the Alliance for Progress was supposed to foster.
Cuban premier Fidel Castro survived despite the Kennedy administration's near obsession with
eliminating him. Before the missile crisis, with the blessings of top U.S. officials, the CIA had launched
Operation Mongoose, a multifaceted scheme to destabilize Cuba and overthrow the Castro
government. As early as August 1960, apparently without explicit presidential sanction, the CIA had
formulated a plot to assassinate Castro, and the agency subsequently enlisted the assistance of
leading mob figures such as Sam Giancana. Various assassination schemes were actually tried,
including poison and exploding cigars. Operation Mongoose accomplished little, the assassination
plots failed, and the Castro government remained intact.
In Vietnam, Kennedy's legacy was especially uncertain. When Kennedy took office, the Vietcong
insurgency supported by North Vietnam threatened the U.S.-backed government of Ngo Dinh Diem.
Having suffered major setbacks at the Bay of Pigs, in Laos, and in Berlin, Kennedy decided it was
necessary to take a stand somewhere, and Vietnam seemed the most likely place. Thus, in late 1961
the administration dramatically increased U.S. support for the Diem regime, and by 1963 the United
States had more than sixteen thousand advisers in Vietnam. Perhaps more important, by the time of
Kennedy's death, the United States had assumed growing responsibility for the South Vietnamese
government.
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In the summerof 1963 the predominantly Buddhist population launched a series of protests against
the Catholic-led government. The Diem regime responded forcefully, at one point sending armed
forces into the pagodas. Concerned about the protests and the regime's reaction to them and
increasingly persuaded that Diem and his family were their own worst enemies, the Kennedy
administration encouraged dissident South Vietnamese army officers to launch a coup. After several
false starts, on November 1,1963, the military overthrew the regime and assassinated Diem and his
notorious brother Ngo Dinh Nhu. Whether Kennedy would have eventually extricated the United
States from an increasingly untenable situation in Vietnam, as his defenders claim, can, of course,
never be known. It is clear, however, that during his brief one thousand days in the White House,
Kennedy sharply increased the United States' commitment to South Vietnam.
The many facets of the Kennedy administration's foreign policy are documented in UPA's microfilm
series The John F. Kennedy National Security Files: "Country Files," 1961-1963. In this series the
"Country Files," which McGeorge Bundy's NSC staff maintained, are organized by geographic area.
Each "Country File" is divided into a group of file folders arranged chronologically. Included in the
"Country Files" are the following types of material: (1 ) extensive cable traffic between the departments
and agencies in Washington and embassies and missions abroad; (2) memoranda of conversations
between U.S. and foreign officials and among top U.S. officials; (3) intelligence reports assessing
foreign policy issues; (4) internal memorandums, including those from Bundy to the president; and
(5) agenda for and records of top-level meetings.
The "Country Files" provide a clear sense of the way in which the administration both perceived
majorforeign policy issues andf ramed its responses to them. The chronological arrangement of each
"Country File" permits the researcher to follow on a day-to-day basis the administration's handling of
crises and to trace the evolution of major policies.
The material included in the "Country Files" covers a variety of important topics. The USSR and
Eastern Europe collection, while only comprising three reels, provides valuable insights into such
events as the rise of U.S.-Soviet tensions in 1961, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the beginnings of
détente. Although rather sparse, the Middle East collection, which also comprises three reels,
contains significant material on the steadily expanding U.S. aid program for Israel.
The "Country File" collections for Africa (twelve reels), Latin America (ten reels), Western Europe
(ten reels), Vietnam (seven reels), and Asia and the Pacific (ten reels) document some of the
administration's major foreign policy problems. The Africa collection contains a large volume of
information on the Congo crisis and the administration's efforts to win goodwill among the continent's
many newly emerging nations: Roughly half of the Latin America collection deals with Cuba; also
included in the collection is important documentation on two other key Latin American nations, Brazil
and the Dominican Republic. The Western Europe collection documents the formulation and
implementation of Kennedy's Grand Design. The Vietnam and Asia and the Pacific collections
document the administration's escalation of the Vietnam War and its involvement in other areas, such
as the Philippines, Korea, and Indonesia.
Some material in the Kennedy "Country Files" presently remains closed to researchers. The UPA
National Security Files: "Country Files" series, however, provides an indispensable starting point for
studying the foreign policy decisions of John F. Kennedy's administration.
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George C. Herring
Professor of History
University of Kentucky

INTRODUCTION
The John F. Kennedy National Security Files:
Africa, 1961-1963
Africa posed uniquely difficult challenges forthe Kennedy administration. Seeking to win friends in
the Third World, the administration attempted a sharp break with the policies of its predecessors,
endorsing local nationalism and even accepting cold war neutralism; however, Kennedy's African
policies ran up against numerous problems. America's European allies were the colonial powers in
Africa and therefore the major antagonists to African nationalism, and the United States could not take
one side without offending the other. Often it took a middle position that offended both. In addition,
American efforts to identify with African nationalism were hindered by the persistence of segregation-
ist institutions and racial conflict in the United States. Thus, the Kennedy administration's efforts to
cultivate good will in Africa enjoyed only limited success.
No part of the world was more confusing and chaotic at this time than Africa. The jast continent to
break away from colonialism, Africa literally exploded with new nations in the 1960s, sixteen joining
the UN in 1960 alone. By 1963 there were thirty-two independent African nations. Many were nations
in name only. Boundaries had been imposed artificially by colonial rulers, and the countries were
fractionalized by tribal divisions. Most new nations had been at best poorly prepared for indepen-
dence, and all lacked capital, technical skills, and viable institutions of government.
Eager to channel Third World nationalism in directions favorable to the United States, the Kennedy
administration sought to fashion new policies forthe region. Until 1961 the United States had taken
little notice of the "dark continent," and President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Secretary of State John
Foster Dulles had staunchly opposed cold war neutralism. Kennedy had taken an interest in Africa
before assuming the presidency, and once in the White House, he assigned the continent a high
priority. He invited numerous African leaders to meet with him. He appointed as assistant secretary
of state for American affairs Michigan Governor G. Mennen Williams, a liberal known for his support
of civil rights for Afro-Americans. Williams made several trips to Africa in 1961 to examine the region's
needs and to devise U.S. aid programs.
Devising new policies for Africa proved easier than implementing them. Fearful of Soviet and
Chinese penetration of an area rich in strategic materials, the United States got deeply entangled in
a bloody and dangerous civil war in the former Belgian Congo. Woefully unprepared to govern itself
at the time of its independence in 1960, the Congo quickly erupted into internal conflict. On one side,
the popular, passionately nationalistic premier Patrice Lumumba invited Soviet support, and on the
other, secessionist Moise Tshombe attempted to establish an independent government in the
mineral-rich Katanga province. The United States backed the central government and in 1961
secured the intervention of a UN peacekeeping force to maintain order. Lumumba was assassinated,
allegedly with CIA complicity, and the Congo crisis threatened to provoke a confrontation between
the United States and the Soviet Union. Order was restored only after the UN, with huge American
support and Soviet acquiescence, helped the government capture Tshombe and reunite the country.
The settlement was of short duration, however, with conflict erupting again in 1964.
The United States frequently found itself trapped between African nationalism and its European
allies. The Kennedy administration sympathized with independence movements in Algeria and
Morocco but could not go too far for fear of alienating its ally France. When those countries achieved
independence from France, they naturally spumed the United States and turned toward its
antagonists, the Soviet Union and China. The United States also took a middle-of-the-road position
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on Portuguese Angola for fear of risking access to bases and military installations in the Portuguese
Azores, opposing the application of sanctions and trying to persuade Portugal to grant reforms. U.S.
policy left both sides dissatisfied.
Kennedy made a special effort to conciliate Ghana's mercurial and ardently nationalistic leader
Kwame Nkrumah. The president opened a personal correspondence with Nkrumah and invited him
to the White House. The United States later pledged to assist in the construction of a huge dam and
aluminum smelter on the Volta River. When Nkrumah subsequently toured Soviet bloc countries and
concluded major economic and cultural agreements with Communist China, American enthusiasm
waned. Kennedy refused to cancel the agreement, but the terms were tightened and no additional
loans were made.
Perhaps the most intractable and explosive of Africa's multifarious problems were the white
minority governments of southern Africa, most notably South Africa and Southern Rhodesia. Black
Africans and American black leaders condemned those governments' practices of apartheid, and in
1962 the UN General Assembly urged member states to boycott South Africa diplomatically and
economically and even to expel it from the international body. The United States deplored apartheid,
but Kennedy was skeptical of the value and effectiveness of sanctions, and the United States feared
possible loss of military tracking stations in South Africa. Ultimately, to avert a UN area embargo, the
United States pledged to sell no arms to South Africa after January 1963.
Kennedy was able to register only slight gains in Africa. Untainted by a colonial past in Africa, the
Soviet Union could offer unqualified support for independence and nationalism and unqualified
opposition to South African apartheid. By contrast, the administration's "moderate" position on such
issues as Algeria and South Africa nullified some of the good will earned by its avowed sympathy for
African nationalism and its aid programs. The United States could also not win the confidence of the
African nations until it did more to solve racial problems at home. A Soviet offensive in Africa in 1962
and 1963 aroused American concern. Thus by the time of Kennedy's assassination, American
commentators were asking, in an alarmist tone, "Which way, Africa?" 1
The National Security File, Country File, Africa includes twelve reels of microfilm covering the great
variety of issues stemming from U .S. involvement in that continent. Approximately four reels deal with
the Congo crisis•the largest quantity of material on any single issue. There are roughly two reels on
Ghana and one-half reel each on Angola, Guinea, and South Africa. Other countries for which there
is material include the Ivory Coast, Libya, Algeria, Morocco, Mozambique, Rwanda-Burundi, Mali,
Tanganyika, and Dahomey. Topics covered include the problems encountered by African students
and diplomats in the United States, the formation of the Organization for African Unity (OAU), the role
of the Peace Corps in various African countries, and the problems of economic development in Africa.
The material in these twelve reels provides a good view of the complexities of Africa in the Kennedy
era and of the dilemmas faced by the United States in dealing with these complexities.
' Richard P. Stebbins, 7776 United States in World Affairs, 1963 (New York, 1964), p. 260.
George C. Herring
Professor of History
University of Kentucky

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
The National Security Files (NSF) were the working files of John F. Kennedy's special assistant for
national security affairs, McGeorge Bundy. Documents In these files originated in the offices of Bundy
and his assistants, Walt W. Rostow and Carl Kaysen; in the various executive departments and
agencies, especially those having to do with foreign affairs and national defense; and in diplomatic
and military posts around the world.
The NSF "Country Files" are arranged alphabetically by country. Memos, cables (telegrams),
intelligence reports, correspondence, and special studies are arranged chronologically within each
"Country File." This material was originally bound into volumes, each of which was assigned a
number. For certain countries, some memos and cables were arranged under agency tabs or
embassy tabs. The State Department, Defense Department, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Central
Intelligence Agency, and Agency for International Development (previously the International Coop-
eration Administration) were the agencies most frequently represented. Some memos, memcons
(memorandums of conversations), correspondence, and reports were filed under tabs highlighting
selected documents, events, or correspondents.
The staff at the John F. Kennedy Library has removed the material from the volumes and filed it into
folders. Each folder has been arranged in chronological order and assigned inclusive dates. Most
volume numbers have been discarded. In mosteases a "Country File" consists of one or more folders,
with separate folders for briefings on heads of state visiting the United States. For those countries
in which a high level of diplomatic activity existed or a crisis occurred, documentation may be divided
into folders labeled "General," "Cables," or "Subject."
In its microfilming, University Publications of America (UPA) has divided the "Country Files" into
geographic areas similar to those found in The Lyndon B. Johnson National Security Files series. The
following geographic areas are included in The John F. Kennedy National Security Files series:
Africa; Asia and the Pacific; Latin America;the Middle East;the USSR and Eastern Europe; Vietnam;
and Western Europe.
UPA has compiled and included at the beginning of each reel for this NSF collection a folder title
list for the collection that will assist the researcher in locating pertinent materials.
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SOURCE NOTE
The documents reproduced in this publication are donated historical materials from the Presidential
Papers of John F. Kennedy in the custody of the Kennedy Library. The donors have dedicated their
literary rights to the public.
EDITORIAL NOTE
University Publications of America (UPA) has microfilmed, in their entirety, all NSF "Country Files"
documents that were declassified, sanitized, or unclassified as of September 1987. Many individual
documents and entire folders of documents remain classified or unprocessed; UPA has therefore
included in its NSF microfilm publications the "Document Withdrawal Sheets" for each folder. These
withdrawal sheets itemize documents that have been withdrawn from the folders, due to either
national security or privacy restrictions, by the staff of the John F. Kennedy Library.
For folders in which there are no withdrawal sheets, UPA has included the "Inventory Lists" and
"Submission Lists," where available. The inventory lists itemize every document, both open and
withdrawn. The submission lists itemize documents that have been submitted to appropriate
agencies for review to determine if they can be declassified or sanitized and made available for
research. These lists will help the researcher determine which materials are still classified or
unprocessed. UPA intends to produce microfilm supplements containing documents from the NSF
"Country Files" that become declassified or sanitized in the future.
Description of Reel Index
The Reel Index for this publication details each microfilmed document in the collection; document
listings are arranged numerically by microfilm frame number. Included below is a sample entry from
the Reel Index and a description of each of its elements:
0352 Memorandum. Fr: Jerome B. Wiesner.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 18,1961. 1p. JFK#4. S. 9/15/76.
U.S. Air Force Tracking Station in South Africa.
The first line of the entry contains (left) the frame number at which the document begins and
(right) a description of the document, plus its identification number (most telegrams and certain
reports have identification numbers). This is followed by the author/sender and receiver, respectively,
of the document. The next line contains (1) the document's date, (2) its page count, (3) the number
assigned to it by the John F. Kennedy Library (not all documents are assigned JFK numbers), and
(4) the abbreviated security classification of the document and its declassif ¡cation date (see p. xiii for
an explanation of security classifications). The final lines of the entry give the title or subject of the
document (followed in brackets by a list of supporting subjects if the document is lengthy).
Note: The notation "NA" in a reel index entry indicates that a particular item of information is not
available.
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SECURITY CLASSIFICATIONS
The following key identifies the abbreviated security classifications used in the Reel Index entries
for previously classified documents contained in this microfilm publication.
ouo Official Use Only
LOU Limited Official Use
C Confidential
S Secret
TS Top Secret
The absence of an abbreviated security classification in a Reel Index entry indicates that the
document either was not classified or was labeled "unclassified."
Also included in the Reel Index are the dates on which documents with the abbreviated security
classification "C," "S," and 'TS" were declassified. For documents in which certain information is still
being withheld, the notation "I P" (meaning "declassified in part") appears following the declassif ¡cation
date. Documents with the abbreviated security declassification "OUO" and "LOU" have no
declassification dates.
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KEY TO NAMES
The following key identifies, by title or description, significant individuals in this guide.
Abavana, L. R.
Minister of information and broadcasting, Ghana
Abedi, Amry
Mayor, Dar-es-Salaam
Abrams, Eugene B.
Drafting officer, AID, U.S.
Achilles, Theodore C.
Special assistant to undersecretary of state for
political affairs, U.S.
Adande, Mr.
Finance minister, Dahomey
Adjei, Ako
Foreign minister, Ghana
Adoula, Cyrille
Prime minister, DRC
Ahldjo, Ahmadou
President, Cameroon
Alexander, Henry
British major general; former chief of defense staff,
Ghana
Alexander, Paul
Missionary pilot
Almeida, Arminda D.
Student, Angola
Alport, Lord Cuthbert James McCall
British high commissioner to Federation of Rhodesia
and Nyasaland
Anany, Jean
Defense minister, DRC
Anderson, George
Duty officer, U.S. State Department
Applsh-Danquah, Martin
Secretary general, United Ghana Farmer's Council
Cooperatives
Armah, Kwesi
High commissioner, Ghana
Arthur, George
Second secretary, Ghanaian embassy,
Washington, D.C.
Assogba, Oke
Minister of state, Dahomey
Attwood, William H.
U.S. ambassador, Guinea
Augustini, Kmina
Tanganyikan student
Avriel, Ehud
Former Israeli ambassador to Ghana and DRC;
deputy general director, Israeli ministry of foreign
affairs
Badibanga, Samuel
Acting head of government, DRC
Bahizi, Cervais
Member, DRC UN delegation
Balewa, Abubakr Tafawa
Prime minister, Nigeria
Ball, Mr.
U.S. embassy, Conakry
Ball, George W.
Undersecretary of state, U.S.
Bamba, Emmanuel
Finance minister, DRC
Banda, Hastings Kamuzu
Political leader, Nyasaland
Bangoura, Karim
Guiñean ambassador to U.S.
Barbosa, Rafael
Nationalist leader, Portuguese Guinea
Baroan, Berlin
Aide-de-camp to President Felix Houphouet-Boigny,
Ivory Coast
Barrows, Leland J.
U.S. ambassador, Cameroon
Bartlett, Frederic P.
U.S. ambassador, Malagasay
Basner, H. M.
Columnist; former South African Communist
Batson, Douglas N.
Counselor; consul, U.S. embassy, Monrovia
Battle, Lucius D.
Assistant secretary of state for educational and
cultural affairs, U.S.
Beavogui, Louis-Lansana
Foreign minister, Guinea
Bed le, Konan
Ivory Coast ambassador to U.S.
xv

Dean, Johnathan
U.S. consul, Elisabethville, DRC
de Gaulle, Charles
President, France
Dei-Anang, Michael F.
Ambassador-at-large, Ghana; head of African affairs
secretariat, Ghana
Delgado, Humberto
General and political leader, Portugal
Demlng, Oleott H.
U.S. ambassador, Uganda
Denise, Auguste
Minister of state, Ivory Coast
Diakite, Moussa
Minister and governor of Bank of Republic of Ghana
Dlallo, Telli B.
Guiñean ambassador to U.S.
Diarra, Idrissa
Political secretary, Bureau Politique of the Union
Soudanaise
Dickinson, Dwight
Counselor for political affairs, U.S. embassy, Rabat
Dobson, Frank C.
Canadian engineer for Voita River project
Dodd, Thomas J.
U.S. senator, Connecticut
Donwahi, Charles
Minister of agriculture and cooperatives. Ivory Coast
Dormán, John
U.S. embassy, Benghazi
Dormán, Maurice
British governor of Sierra Leone
Dorros, Leon G.
Counselor; consul, U.S. embassy, Brazzaville
Douglas-Home, Alexander
Foreign secretary, Great Britain
Duggan, William R.
Chargé d'affaires ad interim, Tanganyika
Duke, Angler Biddle
Chief of protocol, U.S.
Dulles, Allen W.
Director, CIA
Dumont, Donald A.
U.S. ambassador, Burundi
Dungan, Ralph A.
Special assistant to the president, U.S.
Dunn, L. M.
U.S. embassy, Monrovia
Dutton, Frederick G.
Special assistant to the president; assistant
secretary of state, U.S.
Earman, J. S.
Executive officer, CIA
XVIII
Easum, Donald B.
First secretary, U.S. embassy, Dakar
Edmondson, William B.
Second secretary, U.S. embassy, Accra
Eisenburg, Robert
Deputy director, U.S. State Department Office of
Central Asian Affairs
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Former president, U.S.
Ekern, Halvor O.
Counselor; consul, U.S. embassy, Freetown, Sierra
Leone
Elbrlck, C. Burke
U.S. ambassador, Portugal
Elizabeth II
Queen of England
Eilender, Allen J.
U.S. senator, Louisiana
Elliot, Osborn
Editor, Newsweek magazine
Emmerson, John K.
U.S. consul-general, Salisbury, Rhodesia
Eng le, James B.
First secretary, U.S. embassy, Accra
Ensminger, Douglas
Ford Foundation representative in India
Erstein, Richard
Public affairs officer, attaché, USÍA; U.S. embassy,
Accra
Fekini, Mohieddine
Libyan ambassador to U.S.
Ferguson, C. Vaughan
U.S. ambassador, Malagasay Republic
Ferguson, John H.
U.S. ambassador, Morocco
Field, Winston J.
Prime minister, Southern Rhodesia
Finietter, Thomas K.
U.S. representative, NATO
Fleming, Robert
Representative of Rockefeller Brother's Fund in
Ghana
Flenner, Robert H.
U.S. consul, Luanda, Angola
Fletcher, Patrick
President, Bulawayo Trade Fair
Fliflet, Arne T.
Second secretary, U.S. embassy, Oslo
Foster, William C.
Director, U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament
Agency
Foulon, Robert C.
U.S. State Department Bureau of African Affairs

Fredericks, J. Wayne
Deputy assistant secretary of state for African
affairs, U.S.
Freudenheim, Milt
Journalist
Freund, Richard
U.S. consul-general, Kenya
Furnas, Howard
Deputy executive secretary, U.S. State Department
Galbraith, John Kenneth
U.S. ambassador, India
Gallagher, Charles F.
Field staff, American Universities
Gannfer, Andre
Counselor to the presidency, Congo (Brazzaville)
Gardiner, Robert
Chief of UN operations in DRC
Garvey, Willard W.
World Homes, Inc.
Gavin, James M.
U.S. ambassador, France
Gbedemah, K. A.
Finance minister, Ghana
Gbenye, Christophe
Minister of interior, DRC
Geaneas, Zachary P.
Chief administrative officer, U.S. mission to UN
Gebre, Kebede
UN commander-in-chief
Geren, Paul F.
U.S. consul-general, Salisbury, Rhodesia
Gibson, William G.
U.S. consul, Luanda, Angola
Gizenga, Antoine
Secessionist (Lumumbist) leader, DRC
Godley, George McMurtrie
U.S. deputy chief of mission, DRC
Goldberg, Arthur J.
Secretary of labor, U.S.
Good, Robert C.
U.S. State Department Bureau of Intelligence and
Research
Goodpaster, Andrew J.
U.S. army general; defense liaison officer; staff
secretary to the president
Gordon, Abraham L
U.S. ambassador, Brazil
Gore, Albert, Sr.
U.S. senator, Tennessee
Green, James F.
Counselor, U.S. embassy, Accra
Green, James W.
Community development adviser, AID
Greenburg, Harry
Director, Methodist-Episcopal mission at Chicuque,
Mozambique
Greene, [?]
U.S. Army colonel in Algeria
Greene, Joseph N., Jr.
Counselor; consul-general, U.S. embassy, Lagos
GrunKzky, Nicholas
President, Togo
Guirand, [?]
French army colonel; insurgent in Algeria
Gullion, Edmund A.
U.S. ambassador, DRC
Gussa, Fatn
Tanganyikan student
Hablmenshi, Calllxte
Foreign minister; minister of information, Rwanda
Halaby, N. E.
Administrator, U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
Halla, Philip J.
Chief, secretariat, Arms Control and Disarmament
Agency
Halm, W. M. Q.
Ghanaian ambassador to U.S.
Hammarskjold, Dag
Secretary general, UN
Handley, William J.
U.S. ambassador, Mali
Hansen, Kenneth R.
Deputy director, U.S. Bureau of the Budget
Harriman, L. O.
Acting high commissioner, Nigeria
Harriman, W. Averell
Assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern
affairs, U.S.
Hartke, Vance
U.S. senator, Indiana
Hassan
Crown prince of Libya
Hassan, Moulay
Crown prince of Morocco
Hayes, Leo V.
Lieutenant colonel, GS chief, V&T/FLO/OACS1
Hays, Brooks
Special assistant to the president, U.S.;
U.S. congressman, Arkansas
Helms, Richard
Assistant director, CIA; director of covert
operations, CIA
Hempstone, Smith
Journalist
Henderson, Warren A.
Chief, communications center, U.S. State
Department executive secretariat
XIX

Hennemyer, Robert T.
Second secretary, consul, political officer, U.S.
embassy, Dar-es-Salaam
Hennlqulau, [?]
Colonel; Belgian high representative to Burundi
Herter, Christian A.
Former secretary of state; special representative for
trade negotiations, U.S.
Hettinger, Converse
U.S. chargé d'affaires ad interim, Dahomey
Hilsman, Roger
Director, U.S. State Department Bureau of
Intelligence and Research
Hodges, Luther H.
Secretary of commerce, U.S.
Hoffacker, Lewis
U.S. consul, Elisabethville, DRC
Holborn, Frederick L.
Special assistant, White House office
Hone, Evelyn
Governor, Northern Rhodesia
Hood, Lord Samuel
British ministerio U.S.
Hope, A. Guy
Counselor; consul, U.S. embassy, Abidjan
Hornby, Nina
Kaiser Industries Corporation
Houphouet-Boigny, Felix
President, Ivory Coast
Houphouet-Boigny, Marie-Therese
Wife of president of Ivory Coast
Howe, Fisher
Counselor; consul-general, U.S. embassy, Oslo
Hughes, Thomas L
Deputy director, U.S. State Department Bureau of
Intelligence and Research
Humphreys, Ward
Kaiser Industries Corporation
Hussey, William B.
Counselor; consul, U.S. embassy, Lome
Hutchinson, Edmond C.
Assistant AID administrator for Africa and Europe
lleo, Joseph
Prime minister, DRC
Jackson, Barbara Ward
Economist
Jackson, Don
Former U.S. congressman, California
Jackson, Robert
Chairman, Gold Coast Development Commission
John, Fides
Tanganyikan student
Johnson, Charles E.
Staff, U.S. National Security Council.
xx
Johnson, C. K.
Duty officer, U.S. State Department executive
secretariat
Johnson, Lyndon B.
Vice president; president, U.S.
Johnson, Richard G.
U.S. consul, Algiers
Johnson, Robert H.
Official, U.S. State Department
Johnson, U. Alexis
Deputy undersecretary of state for political
affairs, U.S.
Jones, G. Lewis
Minister, U.S. embassy, London
Jones, John W.
U.S. ambassador, Libya
Jones, Roger W.
Deputy undersecretary of state for
administration, U.S.
Jooste, Gerhardus
Secretary for external affairs, South Africa
Joseph, Susana
Tanganyikan student
Joxe, Louis
Minister for Algerian affairs, France
Judd, Thomas M.
Counselor; consul, U.S. embassy, Magadiscio
Julian, Hubert F.
Arms smuggler
Kahama, George
Minister of home affairs, Tanganyika
Kaiser, Edgar F.
President, Kaiser Industries Corporation
Kaiser, Philip M.
U.S. ambassador, Senegal and Mauritania
Kaldor, Nicholas
British economist
Kambona, Oscar
Foreign minister; defense minister, Tanganyika
Kamitatu, Cieophas
Interior minister, DRC
Kasavubu,Joseph
President, DRC
Kashamura, Anicet
Lumumbist leader, DRC
Kasongo, Joseph
President, DRC House of Representatives
Kassem, Abdul Karim el-
Prime minister, Iraq
Kawawa, Rashidi
Prime minister; vice president, Tanganyika
Kayibanda, Grégoire
President, Rwanda

Kayssn, Carl
Deputy special assistant to the president for national
security affairs, U.S.
Keesing, John M.
New York attorney
Keita, Modibo
President, Mali
Kelfa-Caulker, Richard E.
Sierra Leone ambassador to U.S.
Kellermann, Henry J.
Counselor, U.S. consulate, Bern
Kennedy, Edward
U.S. senator, Massachusetts
Kennedy, Jacqueline
First lady, U.S.
Kennedy, Robert
Attorney general, U.S.
Kent, Sherman
Chairman, CIA Office of National Estimates
Kenyatta, Jomo
President, Kenya
Khiari, Mahmoud
Former chief of UN civilian operations in DRC
Khrushchev, Nikita
Premier, USSR
Klbangou, Marcel
Deputy, Congo (Brazzaville) National Assembly;
senator, French Community
Kldd, Coburn
Counselor, U.S. embassy, Bonn
Kldder, Randolph A.
Counselor, U.S. embassy, Paris
Kimba, Evariste
Foreign minister, Katanga
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
Civil rights leader, U.S.
King, R. G. O.
Minister of development, Sierra Leone
Kirk, Northrop H.
Counselor; consul, U.S. embassy, Conakry
Kirk, Alan
Former U.S. ambassador, Belgium and USSR
Kitenge, Gabriel
Secretary of state for public works, Katanga
Kiwanuka, Benedicto
Prime minister, Uganda
Klutznick, Philip M.
U.S. representative, UN Economic and
Social Council
Kohler, Foy 0.
U.S. ambassador, USSR
Koinange, Mbiyu
Secretary general, Pan-African Freedom Movement
for East, Central, and Southern Africa (PAFMECSA)
Kolarek, Joseph C.
Public affairs officer; attaché; U.S. Information
Agency, U.S. embassy, Conakry
Komer, Robert W.
Senior staff member, National Security Council
Kone, Jean-Marie
Minister of state, Mali
Kerry, Edward M.
U.S. ambassador, Ethiopia
Kraft, Joseph
Journalist
Kretzmann, Edwin M. J.
Counselor, U.S. embassy, Bern
Krim, Belkacem
Head of provisional Algerian government delegation
in Tunis
Krishna Menon, V. K.
Defense minister, India
Krock, Arthur
Journalist, New York Times
Kronacker, Paul Georges
Speaker, Belgium House of Representatives
Kuanda, Kenneth
Political leader, Northern Rhodesia; president,
United National Independence Party (UNIP)
Kumi, Ayeh
Member, Ghana Volta River Authority
Kwawa, Rashidi
Prime minister, Tanganyika
Kyaruzi, Vedast
Permanent secretary for external affairs and
defense, Tanganyika
Labouisse, Henry
Head of International Cooperation Administration
Lalalng, Josse de
Belgian count v
Lawless, William J.
U.S. AID director, Ghana
Legum, Colin
Reporter, London Observer
Lemarie, P. A., Jr.
Lieutenant colonel, U.S. Marine Corps; chief,
implementation division, Department of the Army
LeMay, Curtis E.
Acting chairman, U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lemnltzer, Lyman L.
Chairman, U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff;
defense representative, North Atlantic
and Mediterranean area
Leo, Yasinta
Tanganyikan student
Leonhart, William
U.S. ambassador, Tanganyika
XXI

Lewis, Irving J.
Deputy chief, international division, U.S.
Bureau of the Budget
Lewis, Mark B.
Public affairs officer, U.S. Information
Agency, Accra
Lewis, W. H.
U.S. State Department Bureau of Intelligence
and Research
Linner, Sture
Chief of UN civilian operations in DRC
Little, Edward S.
Executive secretary, U.S. State Department
Lloyd, Rupert A.
Counselor; consul, U.S. embassy, Abidjan
Loeb, James I.
U.S. ambassador, Guinea
Logan, Alan
Officer in charge, Guinea affairs, U.S. State
Department
Loumanza, Albert
Deputy, DRC House of Representatives
Lumumba, Patrice
Prime minister, DRC
Lundula, Victor
General, DRC
Luthuli, Albert J.
Nobel Peace Prize recipient; Zulu chief
Lyon, Cecil B.
Minister; deputy chief of mission, U.S.
embassy, Paris
MacArthur, Douglas, II
U.S. ambassador, Belgium
McCafferty, Arthur
Duty officer, White House situation room
McClintock, [?]
U.S. embassy, Rabat
McComas, Ralph W.
U.S. Department of Health, Education
and Welfare
McConaughy, Walter P.
U.S. ambassador, Pakistan
McGhee, George C.
Undersecretary of state for political^affairs, U.S.
McGlauflin, Arthur M.
Acting assistant administrator for Africa
and Europe, AID
Mcllvaine, Robinson
U.S. ambassador, Dahomey
McKelrnan, Thomas D.
U.S. embassy, Bamako
McKay, Vernon
Professor; chairman, Advisory Council
on African Affairs
XXII
McKeown, Sean
Irish general; commander of UN military operations
in DRC
McKesson, John A.
Acting executive secretary, U.S. State Department
McKillop, David H.
Counselor, U.S. embassy, Brussels
McLeod, lain
Secretary of state for colonies, Great Britain
Macmlllan, Harold
Prime minister, Great Britain
McNamara, Francis T.
U.S. consul, Elisabethville, DRC
McNamara, Robert S.
Secretary of defense, U.S.
Maga, Hubert
President, Dahomey
Mahamba, Alexandre
Minister of land affairs, DRC
Mahoney, William P., Jr.
U.S. ambassador, Ghana
Maiga, Abdoulaye
Malian ambassador to U.S.
Manbey, David
U.S. chargé d'affaires ad interim, Rwanda
Manful!, Melvin
Executive secretary, U.S. State Department
Mang'enya, Erasto
UN representative, Tanganyika
Margal, Albert
Minister of natural resources, Sierra Leone
Margal, Milton
Prime minister, Sierra Leone
Martin,[?]
U.S. embassy, Brussels
Martin, Graham A.
UN European office, Geneva
Massamba-Debat, Alphonse
President, Congo (Brazzaville)
Masumbuko, Pie
Vice premier, Burundi
Mathlas, Angelina Matilde
Tanganyikan student
Mathu, Eliud Wambe
UN representative
Mboya, Tom
Political leader, Kenya
Meagher, John P.
U.S. consul, Ibadan
Mea'ole, Tupua Tamasese
King of Western Samoa
Mensah, J. H.
Executive secretary, Ghanaian National
Planning Commission

Merchant, Livingston T.
U.S. ambassador, Canada
Meredith, James
Black student and U.S. civil rights activist
in Mississippi
Michael, Teresa
Tanganyikan student
Mikoyan, Anastas
Deputy premier, USSR
Miller, Francis P.
Special assistant, U.S. Bureau of Educational
and Cultural Affairs
Minaffet, Leo
Member, DRC UN delegation
Moanda, Vital
President, Kongo Central province, DRC
Mobutu, Joseph Desiree
Commander-in-chief, DRC national army
Mokaddem, Sadok
Secretary of state for foreign affairs, Tunisia
Mondlane, Eduardo
Head of Mozambique Liberation Front
Moor, Carol Carter
Foreign affairs officer, U.S. State Department
Moose, James S., Jr.
U.S. ambassador, Sudan
Morgan, George A.
Acting counselor, U.S. State Department
Morris, Brewster H.
U.S. ambassador, Chad
Moss, Frank
U.S. senator, Utah
Mozon, R. H.
Deputy secretary general, Accra World
Peace Assembly
Mpakaniye, Lazare
Rwandan ambassador to U.S.
Muhirwa, Andre
Premier, Burundi
Mulcahy, Edward W.
U.S. consul, Salisbury, Rhodesia
Mulokozi, Bernard
Principal assistant secretary, Tanganyikan ministry
of external affairs
Munanka, I. M. Bhoke
Permanent secretary, office of Tanganyikan vice
president
Munongo, Godefroid
Interior minister, Katanga
Murrow, Edward R.
Director, U.S. Information Agency
Mustapha, Mohammed Sanusi
Deputy prime minister; minister of finance,
Sierra Leone
Mutaka [Mutakawadiloma], Charles
President, Katanga National Assembly
Mwambutsa IV
Mwami (king) of Burundi
Nairay, Guy
Cabinet director, Ivory Coast
Nasser, Gamal Abdel
President, United Arab Republic
Naude, Willem C.
South African ambassador to U.S.
Ndele, Albert
Governor, DRC Central Bank
Ndenzacko, Leon
Burundi ambassador to U.S.
Ndwanlye, [?]
Secretary general, Rwandan ministry of social affairs
and administration
Nehru, B. K.
Indian ambassador to U.S.
Nehru, Jawaharlal
Prime minister, India
Nemtchlna, Sergei
Soviet ambassador to DRC
Nendaka, Victor
Security chief, DRC
Newman, Gloria
White House staff
Newsom, David D.
Foreign service officer, Bureau of North African
Affairs
Ngalula, Joseph
Minister, DRC
Ngendandumwe, Pierre
Prime minister, Burundi
Nitze, Paul
Assistant secretary of defense for international
security affairs, U.S.
Nkomo, Joshua
Political leader, Southern Rhodesia
Nkrumah, Kwame
President, Ghana
Nogueira, Franco
Foreign minister, Portugal
North, Thomas
Major general, U.S. Army; secretary,
American Battle Monuments Commission
Noyes, Charles P.
Counselor, U.S. mission to UN
Nydell, Carl
U.S. regional medical director, Ghana
Nyembo, Albert
Minister, Katanga
Nyerere, Julius
Prime minister; president, Tanganyika
XXIII

Nzuzl, Alphonse
DRC citizen
Obote, Milton
Prime minister, Uganda
O'Brien, Lawrence
Special assistant to the president for congressional
relations, U.S.
Olds, Herbert V.
Chargé d'affaires ad interim, U.S.
consulate, Usumbura
Olympio, Sylvanus
President, Togo
Ormsby-Gore, David
British ambassador to U.S.
Osman, Aden Abdullah
President, Somalia
O'Sullivan, James L.
U.S. counselor; consul, Leopoldville, DRC
Ouegnln, Georges
Chief of protocol, Ivory Coast
Owen, Henry
Policy planning council, U.S. State Department
Palmer, Joseph, II
U.S. ambassador, Nigeria
Partner, Peter
Harper's magazine
Penfield, James K.
U.S. State Department Bureau of African
Affairs; deputy assistant secretary of state
for African affairs
Perelra, Pedro
Portuguese ambassador to U.S.
Perelra, Theotonio
Portuguese ambassador to U.S.
Peyrefitte, Alain
Parliamentary deputy, French Union for the New
Republic (UNR) party
Picard, Frederick P., Ill
U.S. chargé d'affaires ad interim, Zanzibar
Plenaar, [?]
Son of founder of Rhodesian ridgeback dog breed
Pinto, Louis I.
Dahoman ambassador to U.S.
Plimpton, Francis
Deputy U.S. representative, UN
Polk,W.R.
Staff, policy planning department, U.S. State
Department
Porter, William J.
Chargé d'affaires ad interim, Algeria
Pouabou, Joseph
Director of presidential cabinet, Congo (Brazzaville)
Poullada, Leon B.
U.S. ambassador, Togo
XXIV
Quaison-Sackey, Alex
Chief of Ghana's UN mission
Qulst, Nof
President, Ghanaian students association
Randall, Clarence B.
Head of U.S. mission to discuss Volta River project
in Ghana
Raymond, [?]
White House situation room
Razafimbahiny, Jules
Secretary general, African and Malagasay
Union (OAMCE)
Read, Benjamin H.
Acting executive secretary, U.S. State Department
Reams, R. Borden
U.S. ambassador, Ivory Coast
Redington, Robert J.
U.S. counselor; consul, Fort Lamy, Chad
Reed, Henry C.
U.S. consul-general, Luanda, Angola
Reeves, Frank D.
U.S. attorney; civil rights activist
Reinhardt, George F.
U.S. ambassador, Italy
Reitsch, Hannah
Confidante of President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana;
German aviatrix and former private pilot of
Adolf Hitler
Rendahl, John D.
U.S. vice consul, Durban, South Africa
Reuter, Richard W.
Special assistant to the president; director,
Food for Peace program, U.S.
Rhetts, Charles E.
U.S. ambassador, Liberia
Ribelro, Miguel A.
Ghanaian ambassador to U.S.
Riches, Derek
British ambassador to DRC
Rikhye, Indar Jit
Indian brigadier general
Roberto, Holden
Leader of Angolan People's Union (UPA)
Roberts, Norman
Attaché, U.S. embassy, Leopoldville
Robeson, Paul
American singer and actor
Roblllart, Herman
Managing director, Union Miniere du Haut Katanga
Rogers, Charles E.
U.S. embassy, Mogadiscio
Rolz-Bennet, Jose
UN official in DRC

Roosevelt, Eleanor
Former first lady
Root, John
Deputy director, North African affairs, U.S.
State Department
Ross, Claude G.
Counselor; consul, U.S. embassy, Conakry
Rostow, Walt W.
Deputy special assistant to the president for national
security affairs, U.S.
Rothschild, Robert
Chief of cabinet to Belgian foreign minister
Rowan, Carl T.
Deputy assistant secretary of state for public
relations, U.S.
Rowan, Henry S.
Assistant secretary of defense, U.S.
Rusk, Dean
Secretary of state, U.S.
Russell, Francis H.
U.S. ambassador, Ghana and Tunisia
Rwagasore, Louis
Prince; prime minister, Burundi
Salamanca, Carlos
Chairman, UN subcommittee on Angola
Salan, Raoul
Head of OAS in Algeria
Salazar, Antonio de Oliveira
Premier, Portugal
Salinger, Pierre
U.S. press secretary
Sailer, Raphael
Minister of finance, Ivory Coast
Sandys, Duncan
Colonial secretary; secretary of state for
commonwealth relations, Great Britain
Sänger, Richard H.
U.S. State Department Bureau of African
Affairs; director, Office of Research and
Analysis for Africa
Sanjuan, Pedro A.
Assistant chief of protocol, U.S.
Satterthwaite, Joseph C.
U.S. ambassador, South Africa
Scheyven, Louis
Belgian ambassador to U.S.
Schlegl, [?]
West German ambassador to Mali
Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr.
Special assistant to the president, U.S.
Seckman, Thelma M.
Secretary, Policy Coordinating Staff,
U.S. National Security Council
Selassie, Halle
Emperor of Ethiopia
Sendwe, Jason
Vice premier, DRC; extraordinary
commissioner to Katanga
Sekou Toure, Ahmed
Premier, Guinea
Seriguefie, [?]
President, Ivory Coast and European Association
Sheldon, Huntington D.
Assistant director of current intelligence, CIA
Shepard, Tazewell T., Jr.
Captain; naval aide to the president, U.S.
Sheppard, Albert D.
Major; assistant army attaché, Pretoria
Sherman, Joseph P.
Second secretary, U.S. legation, Budapest
Sherry, G. B.
U.S. State Department Bureau of African Affairs
Shriver, R. Sargent
Director, U.S. Peace Corps
Simms, John W.
U.S. consul, Stanleyville, DRC
Sinlli, Kwispina
Tanganyikan student
Siryuyumunsi, Thaddee
President, National Assembly of Burundi
Siseo, Joseph J.
Deputy director, U.S. State Department Office
of UN Political and Security Affairs
Sita, Alphonse
Secretary general, DRC social affairs
Sithole, Ndabaningi
National chairman, ZAPU
Slim, Mongi
Tunisian ambassador to U.S.
Sloan, Frank K.
Deputy assistant secretary for regional affairs, U.S.
State Department
Smith, Bromley K.
Executive secretary, U.S. National Security Council
Smythe, John H.
Acting attorney general, Sierra Leone
Snyder, Charles K.
Deputy Director for Africa, U.S. State Department
Soglo, Christophe
Head of state, Dahomey
Sorenson, Theodore
Special counsel to the president, U.S.
Sow, Malick Adam
Chadian ambassador to U.S.
Sow, Ou mar
Malian ambassador to U.S.
XXV

Spaak, Paul-Henri
Foreign minister, Belgium
Springsteen, George S.
Special assistant to the undersecretary
of state, U.S.
Staats, Elmer B.
Deputy director, U.S. Bureau of the Budget
Stanger, Ernest Le Roy
U.S. counselor; consul, Usumbura
Stanley, Frank L.
Editor and publisher, Louisvillg Defender
Stavropoulos, Constantin A.
Legal counsel, UN
Stevens, Roger
Deputy undersecretary, British foreign office
Stevenson, Adlai E.
U.S. ambassador, UN
Steytler, Jan
Head of South African Progressive party
Stoessel, Walter J., Jr.
Director, U.S. State Department executive
secretariat
Stokes, William N.
First secretary; consul; political officer,
U.S. embassy, Tunis
Struelens, Michel
Director, Katanga Information Service
Sugarman, Russell
Attorney, Memphis, Tennessee
Sukarno, Achmed
President, Indonesia
Swart, Charles R.
President, Union of South Africa
Taft, William H., Ill
U.S. consul-general, Lourenco Marques,
Mozambique
Tasca, Henry J.
U.S. State Department of African Affairs;
Deputy assistant secretary of state for African
economic afffairs
Taylor, Maxwell D.
U.S. general; chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff
Telli, Diallo
Guiñean representative to UN
Tempelsman, Leon
Diamond merchant
Tevoedjre, Albert
Secretary general, African and Malagasay Union
Thant, U
Secretary general, UN
Thompson, Llewellyn E.
U.S. ambassador, USSR
Timberlake, Clare H.
U.S. ambassador, DRC
XXVI
Timmons, Benson, III
U.S. counselor; consul-general, New Delhi
Tito, Josip Broz
Premier, Yugoslavia
Tobriner, Walter
District of Columbia commissioner
Todd, Garfield
Former prime minister, Southern Rhodesia
Togba, [?]
Head of DRC delegation to Revenue Commission
Tomas, Americo
President, Portugal
Tombalbaye, François
President, Chad
Troxel, Oliver L., Jr.
Counselor, U.S. embassy, Accra
Tshombe, David K.
Brother of Moise Tshombe
Tshombe, Moise
President, secessionist state of Katanga
Tsiranana, Philibert
President, Malagasay Republic
Tubby, Roger W.
U.S. representative, UN European office, Geneva
Tubman William
President, Liberia
Tumbull, Richard
Governor-general, Tanganyika
Udall, Stewart L.
Secretary of interior, U.S.
Unwin, T. M.
Acting permanent secretary, Tanganyikan ministry
of external affairs
Ussopova, Svetlana
Soviet school teacher in Guinea
Valencia, Guillermo Leon
President, Colombia
Vance, Sheldon B.
U.S. counselor; consul, Addis Ababa
Van Den Haag, Ernest
Observer for American Committee to Aid
Katanga Freedom Fighters
Van Oss, Hendrlck
Consul-general, U.S. consulate, Kampala
Van Weyenburgh, Maurice
Manager, Union Miniere du Haut Katanga
Vass, Laurence C.
Chargé d'affaires ad interim, Kenya
Verwoerd, Hendrik F.
Prime minister, Union of South Africa
Vincenza, Pia
Tanganyikan student
Vreeland, Frederick D.
Foreign service officer

Wachuku, Jajá
Foreign minister, Nigeria
Wadsworth, James J.
Former U.S. ambassador, UN
Wallner, Woodruff
Deputy assistant secretary for international
organization affairs, U.S. State Department
Walmsley, Walter N., Jr.
U.S. ambassador, Tunisia
Walter, [?]
U.S. general; special military representative
in DRC
Warner, Norman E.
First secretary, U.S. embassy, Leopoldville
Weisner, Jerome B.
Special assistant to the president; director,
U.S. Office of Science and Technology
Welensky, Roy
Prime minister, Federation of Rhodesia
and Nyasaland -
Weregemere, J. C.
Minister of agriculture, DRC
Wheeler, Earle G.
U.S. general; director, Joint Chiefs of Staff
White, Lincoln
U.S. State Department spokesman
Whitehead, Edgar
Prime minister, Southern Rhodesia
Whitman, W.
U.S. State Department
Williams, G. Mannen
Assistant secretary of state for African affairs, U.S.
Wilson, David G.
Chief, Leaders and Specialist Division, U.S.
State Department Bureau of Educational and
Cultural Affairs
Wine, James W.
U.S. ambassador, Ivory Coast
Withers, Charles D.
U.S. ambassador, Rwanda
Wolfe, Glenn G.
U.S. State Department Bureau of African Affairs;
deputy chief of mission, Pretoria, South Africa
Wright, Thomas K.
U.S. ambassador, Mali; U.S. consul-general,
Lau renco Marques
Yameogo, Maurice
President, Upper Volta
Yates, Polly A.
Secretary, White House staff
Yates, Sidney R.
U.S. representative, UN trusteeship council
Yav, [?]
Minister, Katanga
Yost, Charles W.
Deputy U.S. representative to UN
Youlou, Fulbert
President, Congo (Brazzaville)
Zinsou, Emile-Derlln
Dahoman ambassador to France
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ABBREVIATIONS LIST
The following abbreviations are used frequently throughout this guide and are spelled out here for
the convenience of the researcher.
AID Agency for International Development
ANC Congolese National Army
CIA Central Intelligence Agency
DRC Democratic Republic of the Congo
ECA Economic Commission for Africa, UN
FLN National Liberation Front, Algerian
IMF , International Monetary Fund
NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization
OAS Secret Army Organization
OAU Organization of African Unity
UAM African and Malagasay Union
UN United Nations
UNIP United National Independence Party (of Northern Rhodesia)
UPA Angolan People's Union
USSR Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
ZAPU Zimbabwe African People's Union (of Southern Rhodesia)
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REEL INDEX
This microfilm publication consists of twelve reels, which are divided by file folder and subfile titles (indicated in
boldface type in this index). For a description of the items included in the document entries below, see the Editorial Note
on page xii.
Reell
Frame Document
0001
0002
0003
0019
0020
0022
0023
0025
0027
0028
Africa/Reel 1
Africa [General]
Source and Editorial Note. 1 p.
Folder Title List. 9pp.
Africa•June 1960-January 1961.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Magazine. Fr: African-American Institute.
To: NA.
March 1961.16pp. JFK#2c.
Africa Report [Articles Entitled: "Nigeria's
Youth Speaks Its Mind," "How Seven States
Were Born in Former French West Africa,"
and The Communist Party in South Africa"].
Frame
0031
0032
0034
0035
Africa•February 1,1961-March 20,
1961.
Mandatory Review Classification Notice. 2pp.
Memorandum. Fr: Walter J. Stoessel, Jr. 0036
To: Andrew J. Goodpaster.
February 3,1961.1 p. JFK#1.
Report on EGA.
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#1a.
EGA. 0038
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#1b.
EGA.
Memorandum. Fr: Walter J. Stoessel, Jr.
To: Ralph A. Dungan. 0039
Februarys, 1961.1p. JFK#2.
Housing of African Delegations to UN.
Memorandum. Fr: Woodruff Wallner.
To: Dean Rusk. 0041
January 31,1961. 3pp. JFK#2a.
Housing for Members of African Delegations
to UN.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
February 3, 1961.1p. JFK#3. C. 4/16/76.
Suggested Message to EGA, Addis Ababa
Outgoing Telegram #602. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Addis Ababa.
February 5, 1961. 2pp. JFK#4. OUO.
John F. Kennedy's Message to EGA.
Suggested Message. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#5. LOU.
Message to EGA.
Outgoing Telegram #296. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Consulate, Dar-es-Salaam.
February 25, 1961.1p. JFK#6. C. 11/16/76.
Press Guidance for G. Mennen Williams
regarding U.S. Support for UN Efforts in
Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Incoming Telegram #327. Fr: William R.
Duggan. To: Dean Rusk.
February 26, 1961. 2pp. JFK#7. S. 4/16/76.
Clarification of Remarks concerning White
Settlers in Africa Made by Duggan, Charge
d'Affaires ad Interim, Tanganyika.
Incoming Telegram #1831. Fr: Clare H.
Tlmberlake. To: Dean Rusk.
Appreciation of John F. Kennedy's
Expression of Support for G. Mennen
Williams at Press Conference.
Memorandum. Fr: Robert H. Johnson.
To: Walt W. Rostow.
March 6,1961. 2pp. JFK#9. OUO.
Suggestions for U.S. African Policy.
Copy of Memorandum. Fr: Robert H.
Johnson. To: Walt W. Rostow.
March 6,1961. 2pp. JFK#9. OUO.
Suggestions for U.S. African Policy.

Frame Document
0043 Memorandum. Fr: Henry J. Tasca. To: G.
Mennen Williams.
MarchQ, 1961. 11 pp. JFK#10. C. 4/16/76.
"An American Economie Posture towards
Africa: Some Reflections."
0054
0055
0056
0057
Africa•March 21,1961-May 30,1961.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Note. Fr: Henry J. Tasca. To: Walt W. Rostow.
March 21, 1961.1 p. JFK#1.
"You May Find the Attached of Some Interest.
Let's Have Lunch Sometime."
Memorandum. Fr: Henry J. Tasca. To: NA.
March 9, 1961. 2pp. JFK#1a. OUO.
Some Suggested Principles to Govern the
Bureau of African Affairs regarding Trade and
Economic Relationships with Western
Europe, Africa, and the United States.
0059 Memorandum. Fr: Chester Bowles. To: John
F. Kennedy.
March 27,1961.1p. JFK#2. C. 4/16/76.
Analysis of Press in Africa.
0060 Memorandum. Fr: Carl T. Rowan. To: John F.
Kennedy.
March 27,1961. 6pp. JFK#2a. C. 4/16/76.
Analysis of Press in Africa.
0066 Receipt for Classified Material. Fr: NA.
To: Walt W. Rostow.
March 31, 1961.1p. JFK#3.
NA.
0067 Memorandum. Fr: Henry S. Rowen. To: Walt
W. Rostow.
March 31,1961.1 p. JFK#3a.
Assuring a Future Base Structure in African-
Indian Ocean Area.
0068 Memorandum. Fr: Acting Secretary of State.
To: John F. Kennedy.
May 12,1961. 1p.JFK#4.
Message to Conference of African States on
Development of Education.
0069 Presidential Message. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Conference of African States on
Development of Education.
NA. 2pp. JFK#4a.
0073 Memorandum. Fr: Walt W. Rostow.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 13,1961. 4pp. JFK#5. S. NA. IP.
French President Charles de Gaulle, Africa,
and Southeast Asia.
0077 Outgoing Telegram #4965. Fr: Chester
Bowles. To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
May 17, 1961. 2pp. JFK#6.
John F. Kennedy's Message to Conference of
African States on Development of Education.
Frame
0079
0081
0082
0083
0085
0087
0088
0089
0090
0091
0092
0093
0096
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 19, 1961. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 8/5/76.
Rapid Transition of Colonial Areas in Africa
into Independent Nations.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 19, 1961. 1 p. JFK#7.
Request for Appointment with John F.
Kennedy for Philip K. Crowe, Former
Ambassador to Union of South Africa.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#7a.
Biographical Sketch of Philip K. Crowe,
Former Ambassador to Union of South Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Walt W. Rostow. To: NA.
May 30, 1961. 2pp. JFK#8.
Common Market Preferences on Tropical
Products.
Outgoing Telegram #66. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Cape Town.
May 29, 1961. 2pp. JFK#9. OUO.
Message from John F. Kennedy to President
Charles R. Swart on Inauguration of Republic
of South Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 25, 1961.1 p. JFK#9a.
John F. Kennedy's Message to President
Charles R. Swart of Republic of South Africa.
Draft. Fr: NA. To: Charles R. Swart.
NA. 1p.JFK#9b.
Message to President Charles R. Swart on
Inauguration of Republic of South Africa.
Africa•May 31,1961-July 31,1961.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 31, 1961. 1p. JFK#1.
Distribution of African Students in U.S.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Ralph
A. Dugan.
May 12, 1961.1 p. JFK#1 a.
Distribution of African Students in U.S.
List. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 3pp.JFK#1b.
Distribution of African Students in U.S.
Table. Fr: Institute for International Education
and Department of State. To: John F.
Kennedy.
April 27, 1961.3pp. JFK#1c.
Distribution of African Students in U.S.
Africa/Reel 1

Frame Document Frame
0099 Memorandum. Fr: Philip H. Coombs. 0114
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 14, 1961.1p. JFK#2.
Problems of African Students in U.S.
0100 Memorandum for the Record. Fr: NA.
To: Watt W. Rostow. 0115
June 17,1961. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 8/5/76.
Remarks of Ehud Avriel, Former Israeli
Ambassador to Ghana and DRC, on Israel's 0116
Experience with Joint Companies in Africa.
0102 Memorandum. Fr: Angier Biddle Duke.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 19, 1961.1 p. JFK#4.
Report on Activities of Special Protocol 0117
Affairs Section in Assisting Diplomats from
Newer Nations.
0104 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Frank
Church. 0118
July 10, 1961.1 p. JFK#5.
Comments on Church's Speech on U.S.
Policy toward Africa.
0105 Draft. Fr: NA. To: Frank Church. 0120
July 10, 1961.1 p. JFK#5.
Comments on Church's Speech on U.S.
Policy toward Africa.
0106 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 7,1961.1 p. JFK#5a. 0121
Suggested Letter from John F. Kennedy to
Frank Church regarding References to U.S.
Bases in Morocco. 0122
0107 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. 0123
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 7,1961.1 p. JFK#5b. LOU.
Frank Church's Speech on Africa.
0108 Draft. Fr: NA. To: Frank Church.
NA. 2pp. JFK#5c.
Suggested Letter from John F. Kennedy to
Church Containing Comments on Speech on
U.S. Policy toward Africa.
0110 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. 0166
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0167
July 7,1961.1 p. JFK#5d. LOU. 0169
Frank Church's Speech on Africa.
0111 Draft. Fr: NA. To: Frank Church.
NA. 2pp. JFK#5e.
Suggested Letter from John F. Kennedy to
Church Containing Comments on His 0170
Speech on U.S. Policy toward Africa.
0113 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
July 15, 1961.1p. JFK#6. C. 4/14/76.
Visit of Presidents and Deputies of African
Assemblies to U.S.
Africa/Reel 1
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 19, 1961. 1p.JFK#7.
Visit of Presidents and Deputies of African
Assemblies to U.S.
List. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#7a.
Proposed African Visitors to U.S.
Memorandum. Fr: Bromley K. Smith.
To: John H. Lennon.
July 24, 1961.1 p. JFK#8.
Copies of John F. Kennedy's Book, Strategy
of Peace, for Presentation in Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 17, 1961.1 p. JFK#8a.
Gifts for African Leaders.
List. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#8b.
List of African Leaders and British Colonial
Administrators.
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: U.
Alexis Johnson.
July 28, 1961.1 p. JFK# 9. C.11/16/76.
Guidance relating to Portuguese Territories in
Africa.
Africa•Selected Aspects of U.S.
Economic Aid for Africa, July 24,
1961.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Report. Fr: Policy Planning Council,
Department of State. To: NA.
July 24, 1961.43pp. JFK#1.C. 11/16/76.
Selected Aspects of U.S. Economic Aid
Policy for Africa [East-West Aid Competition;
Aid Coordination; Regional vs. Country Aid
Programs; Economic Development Planning
and Multi-Year Aid Commitments].
Africa•August 1961.
Mandatory Review Classification Notice. 2pp.
Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: Walt
W. Rostow.
Augusts, 1961. 1p.JFK#1.
Guidelines for U.S. Policy toward Republic of
South Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
August 4,1961.1p. JFK#2. C. 8/6/76.
U.S. Government Actions on Behalf of
African Students.

Frame Document Frarm
0171 Memorandum. Fr: Philip H. Coombs. To: NA.
NA. 3pp. JFK#2a. C. 8/6/76.
U.S. Government Actions on Behalf of
African Students.
0185
0174 Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#2b.
"Annual Totals of Students from Africa South
of the Sahara and North of the Limpopo,
1921-22 Through 1960-61." '
0186.
0175 Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#2c.
"Number of African Exchangees, 1956-57
Through 1960-61."
0192
0176 Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#2d. 0194
"Comparison of African and Total Foreign 0195
Student Population, 1951-52 Through 1960-
61."
0197
0177 Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#2e.
"Annual Totals of Students from the Top Ten
Countries."
0178 Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#2f.
"Number of African Students According to
Financial Support, 1956-57 Through 1960-
61."
0198
0179 Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#2g.
"U.S. Institutions Reporting Ten or More
African Students."
0199
0180 Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#2h.
"Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
Grant Program Involving Africans Coming to
the U.S."
0181 Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#2i.
"ICA [?] Participants from Africa, FY 57
0215
Through FY 61." 0218
0182 Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#2j.
"Private Programs." 0221
0183 Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
August 7,1961.1 p. JFK#3.
Special Programs for Portuguese Africans.
0184 Outgoing Telegram #201. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Consulate, Geneva and U.S. 0226
Embassies, Bern, Paris, London, and Bonn. 0227
August 15, 1961. 1p. JFK#4. S. 8/6/76.
White House Interest in African Students
from Portuguese Territories.
0229
Document
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: Philip H. Coombs.
August 23,1961.1 p. JFK#5.
U.S. Government Actions on Behalf of
African Students.
Outgoing Telegram #175. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Pretoria.
August 22, 1961. 5pp. JFK#6. C. 8/6/76.
U.S. Policy toward South Africa.
Incoming Telegram #161. Fr: Joseph C.
Satterthwaite. To: Dean Rusk.
August 29,1961. 2pp. JFK#7. C. 8/4/76 IP.
U.S. Policy toward South Africa.
Africa•September 1-10,1961.
Mandatory Review Classification Notice. 2pp.
Outgoing Telegram #177. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Consulate, Dar-es-Salaam.
September 8,1961.1p. JFK#2. C. 5/7/76.
John F. Kennedy's Message to Kenneth
Kaunda, Leader of the United National
Independence Party, Expressing Regrets
over Violence in Northern Rhodesia.
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
September 9,1961. 1p. JFK#3.
Report on G. Mennen Williams's Trip to
Africa.
Report. Fr: G. Mennen Williams. To: NA.
NA. 16pp. JFK#3a. S. 5/7/76.
Report on Williams's Trip to Africa
[Observations on the Democratic Republic of
the Congo, Angola, the Federation of
Rhodesia and Nyasaland, Bechuanaland,
Basutoland, Swaziland, Gabon, South Africa
and the Malagasy Republic].
Summary. Fr: G. Mennen Williams. To: NA.
NA. 3pp. JFK#3b. S. 5/7/76.
Report on Williams's Trip to Africa.
Annex. Fr: G. Mennen Williams. To: NA.
NA. 3pp. JFK#3c.
Editorials from Rhodesian Press.
Annex. Fr: G. Mennen Williams. To: NA.
NA. 5pp. JFK#3d.
Address by Williams to Rhodesia National
Affairs Association on Basic U.S. Policy in
Africa.
Africa•September 11-28,1961.
Mandatory Review Classification Notice. 2pp.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Walt
W. Rostow.
September 13,1961. 1 p. JFK#1.
Air Transportation of East African Students to
U.S.
Africa/Reel 1

Frame Document Frame
0230 Memorandum. Fr: Philip H. Coombs. To: Walt 0265
W. Rostow.
September 13,1961. 4pp. JFK#1a.
Federal Support of Third Planeload of African 0266
Students. 0268
0234 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 21,1961.1p. JFK#2.
Presidential Gifts of John F. Kennedy's Book, 0269
Strategy of Peace, to African Leaders.
0235 List. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#2a.
Inscriptions for Presidential Gifts of John F. 0271
Kennedy's Book, Strategy of Peace.
0236 Letter. Fr: Chester Bowles. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
September 21,1961. 4pp. JFK#3.
S. 5/7/76.
U.S. Policy on South Africa arid Apartheid.
0240 Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: Alan 0296
B. Shepard, Jr.
September 25,1961.1p. JFK#4.
Report on G. Mennen Williams's Trip to
Africa. 0297
0241 Summary. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#4a. S. 5/7/76.
Conclusions and Observations on G.
Mennen Williams's Trip to Africa.
0245 Copy of Summary. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#4a. S. 5/7/76.
Conclusions and Observations on G.
Mennen Williams's Trip to Africa.
0249 Retyped Copy of Memorandum. Fr: Joseph
Satterthwaite, William Attwood, Richard
Freund, Philip Kaiser, and Leon Poullada.
To: G. Mennen Williams.
NA. 3pp. JFK#5. NA. 5/7/76.
Problems Facing U.S. in Africa.
0253 Memorandum. Fr: Joseph Satterthwaite, 0325
William Attwood, Richard Freund, Philip
Kaiser, and Leon Poullada. To: G. Mennen 0327
Williams. 0328
NA. 3pp. JFK#5. C. 5/7/76.
Problems Facing U.S. in Africa.
0256 Copy of Statement. Fr: Leon B. Poullada.
To: Lagos Regional African Conference. 0329
NA. 4pp. JFK#5a.
Meeting the Challenge in Africa.
0261 Statement. Fr: Leon B. Poullada. To: Lagos
Regional African Conference.
NA. 4pp. JFK#5a.
Meeting the Challenge in Africa.
Africa/Reel 1
0298
0300
0325
Document
Africa•Guidelines of U.S. Policy and
Operations concerning Africa,
September 22,1961. (Copy I).
Mandatory Review Classification Notice. 2pp.
Memorandum. Fr: George C. McGhee.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 22,1961.1 p. JFK#1.
Tuesday Group Luncheon.
Memorandum. Fr: George C. McGhee.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 22,1961.1p. JFK#1a.
Tuesday Group Luncheon.
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
September 22,1961. 25pp. JFK#1 a.
S. 5/7/76.
Guidelines of U.S. Policy and Operations
concerning Africa [Strategic Concepts;
Objectives; Courses of Action;
Contingencies; and Rationale].
Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1c.
Africa as Source of Essential Raw Materials.
Africa•Guidelines of U.S. Policy and
Operations concerning Africa,
September 22,1961. (Copy II).
Mandatory Review Classification Notice. 2pp.
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
September 22,1961. 25pp. JFK#1. S. 5/7/76.
Guidelines of U.S. Policy and Operations
concerning Africa [Strategic Concepts;
Objectives; Courses of Action;
Contingencies; and Rationale].
Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1a.
Africa as Source of Essential Raw Materials.
[Note: Frame 0325 was inadvertently repeated.]
Africa•September 29,1961-
October31,1961.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: Frederick Dutton.
September 29,1961.1 p. JFK#1.
Dissatisfaction of African Diplomats.
Memorandum and Attachments. Fr: Assistant
Chief of Protocol Pedro A. San Juan
[Sanjuan?] To: Angier B. Duke.
September 21,1961.5pp. JFK#1a.
C. 5/7/76.
Continuing Dissatisfaction of African
Diplomats.

Frame Document Frame
0334 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. 0360
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 13,1961. 1p. JFK#2. C. NA.
Airgrams pertaining to Visit of Benedicto
Kiwanuka, Prime Minister of Uganda 0361
0335 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 13,1961.1p. JFK#3.
Report to John F. Kennedy on Sub-Sahara
African Student Programs.
0336 Memorandum. Fr: George Ball. To: John F. 0362
Kennedy.
October 13,1961. 1p. JFK#3a.
U.S. Government Assistance to Sub-Sahara
African Students.
0337 Summary. Fr: NA. To: John F. Kennedy. 0363
NA. 2pp. JFK#3b.
Report to President Kennedy on Sub-Sahara
African Student Programs.
0339 Report. Fr: Office of Assistant Secretary of
State for Educational and Cultural Affairs. 0364
To: John F. Kennedy.
October 2, 1961. 13pp. JFK#3c.
U.S. Government Assistance to Sub-Sahara
African Students Seeking Higher Education
in U.S., January-September 1961. 0365
0352 Memorandum. Fr: Jerome B. Wiesner.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 18,1961. 1p. JFK#4. S. 9/15/76 IP.
U.S. Air Force Tracking Station in South Africa.
0353 Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. 0369
To: Dean Rusk.
October 19,1961. 1p. JFK#5.
U.S. Air Force Tracking Station in South Africa.
0354 Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
October 25,1961.1 p. JFK#6. OUO. 0372
Status of Report to President on Sub-Sahara
African Students. 0373
0355 Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. 0375
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0376
October 20,1961. 2pp. JFK#6a.
Background on State Department's "Report
to President on Sub-Sahara African Student 0378
Programs."
0357 Africa•November 1961.
0358 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p. 0380
0359 Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
November 3,1961.1 p. JFK#1.
NA. 9/15/76.
Possible Presidential Message to Zulu Chief
Albert J. Luthuli.
Document
Note. Fr: Thelma M. Seckman. To: Bromley
K. Smith.
November 15, 1961.1p. JFK#1a.
Reminder regarding Unidentified Message.
Letter. Fr: G. Mennen Williams. To: John F.
Kennedy.
Novembers, 1961.1p. JFK#1b. C. 5/13/76.
Possible Message from Kennedy on Award of
Nobel Peace Prize to Zulu Chief Albert J.
Luthuli of South Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Charles E. Johnson.
To: Samuel E. Belk.
November 15, 1961.1p. JFK#2. S. 2/22/77.
Department of State Guidelines for Policy
and Operations.
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
November 28, 1961. 1p. JFK#4.
Report on G. Mennen Williams's Third Trip to
Africa.
Copy of Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: John F. Kennedy.
November 28,1961.1p. JFK#4.
Report on G. Mennen Williams's Third Trip to
Africa.
Report. Fr: Ralph W. McComas. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#4e. OUO.
General Observations in Field of Health in
Africa during G. Mennen Williams's Third Trip
to Africa, September 29-October 26,1961.
Report. Fr: Oliver J. Caldwell. To: NA.
NA. 3pp. JFK#4f. OUO.
Observations on Education in Africa during
G. Mennen Williams's Third Trip to Africa,
September 29-October 26,1961.
Africa•December 1961-February
1962.
List of Unclassified Documents. 2pp.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp.JFK#1.
U.S. Aid to Africa•FY 1961.
Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: Ralph
A. Dungan.
January 9,1962. 2pp. JFK#2. S. 1 /6/77.
Portuguese Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
January 13,1962. 1p. JFK#3.
Suggested Presidential Message for U.S.
Exhibition in Third Central African Trade Fair,
Bulawayo, Southern Rhodesia.
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0381 Draft. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0392
NA. 1p.JFK#3a.
Suggested Presidential Message for U.S.
Exhibition in Third Central African Trade Fair,
Bulawayo, Southern Rhodesia.
0382 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
January 18,1962. 1 p. JFK#4. 0393
Letter from Zulu Chief Albert J. Luthuli, Nobel
Peace Prize Winner, to John F. Kennedy,
Dated December 14,1961.
0384 Foreign Service Despatch #272. Fr: Arne T.
Fliflet. To: Department of State. 0394
December 19,1961.1p. JFK#4a.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Zulu Chief
Albert J. Luthuli, Nobel Peace Prize Winner.
0385 Letter. Fr: Albert J. Luthuli. To: John F.
Kennedy. 0395
December 14, 1961.1 p. JFK#4a.
Letter from Zulu Chief Luthuli Thanking
Kennedy for His Message of Congratulations
on Winning Nobel Peace Prize.
0386 Copy of Letter. Fr: Albert J. Luthuli. To: John
F. Kennedy. 0396
December 14, 1961.1p. JFK#4a.
Letter from Zulu Chief Luthuli Thanking
Kennedy for His Message of Congratulations
on Winning Nobel Peace Prize.
0387 Incoming Telegram #248. Fr: [?] Howe.
To: Dean Rusk. 0397
December 8, 1961.1p. JFK#4b.
John F. Kennedy's Letter to Zulu Chief
Luthuli, Nobel Peace Prize Winner.
0388 Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: Lucius D.
Battle. 0399
November 16, 1961.1p. JFK#4c.
Release of John F. Kennedy's Letter to Zulu
Chief Albert J. Luthuli, Nobel Peace Prize
Winner.
0389 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Albert J. 0401
Luthuli.
November 15, 1961. 1p. JFK#4d.
Message of Congratulations to Zulu Chief
Luthuli on Winning Nobel Peace Prize.
0390 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. 0406
To: McGeorge Bundy.
NA. 1p.JFK#4e.OUO.
Presidential Message to Zulu Chief Albert J.
Luthuli, Nobel Peace Prize Winner.
0391 Draft. Fr: NA. To: Albert J. Luthuli. 0409
NA. 1p.JFK#4f. 0410
Suggested Message of Congratulations from 0411
John F. Kennedy to Zulu Chief Luthuli on
Winning Nobel Peace Prize.
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Incoming Telegram #15. Fr: [?] Rendahl.
To: Dean Rusk.
November 13,1961.1p. JFK#4g. OUO.
Telegrams of Congratulations for Zulu Chief
Albert J. Luthuli, Nobel Peace Prize Winner,
from President Julius Nyerere of Tanganyika
and Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
Incoming Telegram #14. Fr: [?] Rendahl.
To: Dean Rusk.
November 13,1961.1p. JFK#4h. OUO.
Travel Plans of Zulu Chief Albert J. Luthuli,
Nobel Peace Prize Winner.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 26,1961.1p. JFK#4i. OUO.
Proposed Presidential Message to Zulu Chief
Albert J. Luthuli, Nobel Peace Prize Winner.
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Consulate,
Durban.
NA. 1p.JFK#4j.
Letter of Congratulations from John F.
Kennedy to Zulu Chief Albert J. Luthuli,
Nobel Peace Prize Winner.
Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
October 26,1961.1p. JFK#4k.
Possible Message from John F. Kennedy to
Zulu Chief Albert J. Luthuli, Nobel Peace
Prize Winner.
Newspaper Article. Fr: New York Times.
To: NA.
October 24,1961.1p. JFK#4I.
Biographical Data on Zulu Chief Albert J.
Luthuli, Nobel Peace Prize Winner.
Incoming Airgram #A-47. Fr: Joseph C.
Satterthwaite. To: Department of State.
October 26,1961. 2pp. JFK#4m. OUO.
South African Reaction to Zulu Chief Albert J.
Luthuli's Winning of Nobel Peace Prize.
Department of State Airgram #A-360.
Fr: John Kenneth Galbraith. To: Department
of State.
March 1,1962. 5pp. JFK#6. S. 5/4/76.
U.S. Policies in Africa.
Annex. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 3pp. JFK#8. OUO.
Breakdown of French and U.S. Assistance to
Africa.
Africa•March 1962-April 1962.
List of Unclassified Documents. 1p.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.

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0412 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. 0485
To: McGeorge Bundy.
Aprils, 1962.1p.JFK#1.
Presidential Gifts of John F. Kennedy's Book,
Strategy of Peace, to African Leaders.
0413 List. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1a. 0486
Inscriptions for Presidential Gifts of John F. 0487
Kennedy's Book, Strategy of Peace. 0488
0414 Incoming Telegram #52. Fr: U.S. Embassy, 0491
Capetown. To: Dean Rusk.
March 9, 1962. 5pp. JFK#2. S. 6/9/78 IP.
Text of Aide Mémoire from South African
Foreign Secretary Jooste.
0419 Incoming Telegram #67. Fr: Joseph C. 0493
Satterthwaite. To: Dean Rusk.
March 24, 1962.5pp. JFK#3. C. 6/12/78.
Impending Clash over Southwest Africa
Issue.
0424 Report. Fr: Department of State. To: NA.
March 1962. 43pp. JFK#4. S. 5/7/76.
Guidelines for U.S. Policy and Operations 0495
Concerning Africa [Basic Approach;
Background; Objectives; Courses of Action;
and Contingencies].
0467 Incoming Telegram #3551. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk. 0501
April 26,1962. 2pp. JFK#5. S. 5/7/76.
British Positions on and Attitudes toward UN,
Congo, and Rhodesias. 0506
0469 Incoming Telegram #2041. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
April 27,1962. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 5/7/76.
European Integration•African States.
0472 Research Memorandum. Fr: Roger Hilsman.
To: Dean Rusk. 0507
April 27, 1962. 8pp. JFK#7. C. 5/7/76.
Soviet Bloc Civil Air Expansion in Africa.
0480 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
April 11,1962. 1p.JFK#8.
Suggested Program for Observance of Africa 0508
Freedom Day, April 15,1962.
0481 Proclamation. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: NA.
April 1962. 2pp. JFK#8a.
Africa Freedom Day.
0483 Letter. Fr: Jeannette Rudellat. To: Jay [?]. 0510
April 16, 1962. 1p. JFK#8b.
Africa Freedom Day Proclamation.
0484 Note. Fr: W. Michael Blumenthal. To: Bromley
K. Smith. 0511
April 25, 1962. 1p.JFK#9.
Information on Coffee Question.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: Alan
B. Shepard, Jr.
April 25,1962. 1p. JFK#9a. OUO.
British Role in UN Negotiations for World
Coffee Agreement.
Africa•May 1962.
List of Unclassified Documents. 1p.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Ralph
A. Dungan.
May 2,1962. 2pp. JFK#1. LOU.
Project for American Negro Journalists in
Africa.
Incoming Telegram #102. Fr: Joseph C.
Satterthwaite. To: Dean Rusk.
May 5,1962.1p. JFK#1. [Note: Duplicate
JFK Number.] TS. 11/28/77.
U.S. Provides Educational Opportunities to
Potential Future Political Leaders from
Southwest Africa and South Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Glenn G. Wolfe. To: J.
Wayne Fredericks and Henry J. Tasca.
May 5, 1962. 6pp. JFK#2. C. 7/30/76.
Countering Soviet Bloc Commercial Airline
Penetration in Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 5pp. JFK#2a. C. 7/30/76.
Commercial Air Service in Africa.
Outgoing Telegram #5925. Fr: George Ball.
To: U.S. Embassies, London and Paris.
May 4,1962.1p. JFK#3. C. 7/30/76.
U.S. Policies on Arms Supply, Arms
Limitation, and Military Training in Tropical
Africa.
Foreign Service Despatch #910. Fr: Edward
W. Mulcahy. To: Department of State.
May 9, 1962.1p.JFK#4.
Transmittal of Letter to John F. Kennedy from
Sir Patrick Fletcher, President of Bulawayo
Trade Fair.
Department of State Airgram. Fr: George
Ball. To: U.S. Embassies, London and Paris.
May 9,1962. 2pp. JFK#4-1. OUO.
British Informed of U.S. Thinking on Planned
Bilateral African Aid Talks.
Outline. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#4-1a.OUO.
Agenda for African Aid Talks with Great
Britain.
Copy of Outline. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#4-1a. OUO.
Agenda for African Aid Talks with Great
Britain.
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0512 Copy of Outline. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0554
NA. 1p.JFK#4-1a. OUO.
Agenda for African Aid Talks with Great
Britain. 0562
0513 Outline. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#4-1b.OUO.
Preliminary Suggestions for Topics,
Problems, and Issues for Discussion at
London Conference on African Aid.
0514 Outline. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0563
NA. 1p.JFK#4-1b. OUO.
Preliminary Suggestions for Topics,
Problems, and Issues for Discussion at
London Conference on African Aid.
0515 Letter. Fr: N. E. Halaby. To: McGeorge 0567
Bundy. 0568
May 10, 1962. 1 p. JFK#5. 0569
Federal Aviation Agency Study relating to 0571
U.S. Policies concerning Civil Aviation in
Africa.
0516 Letter. Fr: N. E. Halaby. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
May 10, 1962. 1 p. JFK#5. 0572
Federal Aviation Agency Study relating to
U.S. Policies concerning Civil Aviation in
Africa.
0518 Memorandum. Fr: Theodore C. Achilles.
To: George C. McGhee. 0573
May 10, 1962. 4pp. JFK#6. NA. 2/30/76.
Soviet Civil Aviation Penetration in Africa.
0522 Report. Fr: Department of State. To: NA.
May 1962. 25pp. JFK#7. S. 6/12/78 IP. 0574
Guidelines for U.S. Policy and Operations
concerning Republic of South Africa.
0547 Incoming Telegram #5310. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
May 11,1962.1p. JFK#7. [Note: Duplicate
JFK Number.] C. 7/30/76. 0575
Discussions with France regarding UAM.
0549 Memorandum. Fr: Alan S. Boyd. To: NA.
May 14, 1962.1p. JFK#8. C. 9/1/76.
African Civil Aviation Problem.
0550 Copy of Memorandum. Fr: Alan S. Boyd. 0578
To: NA.
May 14, 1962. 1p. JFK#8. C. 9/1/76.
African Civil Aviation Problem.
0551 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0579
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 17, 1962. 1 p. JFK#9. NA. 7/30/76.
Report on G. Mennen Williams's Fourth Trip
to Africa.
0552 Memorandum. Fr: G. Mennen Williams.
To: John F. Kennedy and Dean Rusk.
May 15, 1962. 2pp. JFK#9a. C. 7/30/76.
Report on Williams's Fourth Trip to Africa.
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Report. Fr: G. Mennen Williams. To: NA.
NA. 8pp. JFK#9b. C. 7/30/76.
Report on Williams's Fourth Trip to Africa.
Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: Ralph A.
Dungan.
May 19,1962.1p. JFK#10.
"Can We Do What's Needed at Top of Page
2? And Who is Measuring Promise vs.
Possibility Here?"
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#13. S. 1/21/77.
Soviet Bloc Aid to Civil Air Activities of
Emerging African Countries.
Africa•June 1962-July 1962.
List of Unclassified Documents. 1p.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 1,1962.1 p. JFK#1.
Return of Joseph C. Satterthwaite from
Republic of South Africa.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1a.
Biographical Sketch of Joseph C.
Satterthwaite, U.S. Ambassador to South
Africa.
Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: William H.
Brubeck.
June 6,1962.1p.JFK#2.
"For Recommendation."
Telegram. Fr: Charles R. Swart. To: John F.
Kennedy.
June 6,1962. 1p.JFK#2a.
Message of Thanks for John F. Kennedy's
Good Wishes on National Day of South
Africa.
Incoming Telegram #175. Fr: Joseph C.
Satterthwaite. To: Dean Rusk.
June 20,1962. 3pp. JFK#3. C. 5/7/76.
Official South African Reaction to Members of
UN Committee on Southwest Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Henry Owen.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 6, 1962. 1p.JFK#4.
Planning Group Meeting, July 10,1962.
Report. Fr: William R. Duggan and W. H.
Lewis.
June 28, 1962. 27pp. JFK#5. S. 5/7/76.
'The White Redoubt" [Racial Problems in
South Africa, Angola, Mozambique, and
Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland;
White Position in South Africa; Rise of African
Nationalism; U.S. Position on Racial Issue in
Southern Africa].

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0606 Outgoing Telegram #22. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0631
To: Selected African Diplomatic Posts.
July 6, 1962. 5pp. JFK#6. LOU.
Task Force Convened to Consider U.S.
Programs in Labor Field in Africa.
0611 Incoming Telegram #159. Fr: James M. 0633
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
July 10,1962. 4pp. JFK#7. C. 5/7/76.
G. Mennen Williams's Consultations with
French regarding Africa.
0615 Incoming Telegram #180. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
July 11,1962. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 5/7/76. 0643
G. Mennen Williams's Consultations with 0644
French regarding Congo Situation. 0645
0617 Incoming Telegram #134. Fr: [?] Morris. 0646
To: Dean Rusk.
July 16,1962. 2pp. JFK#9. C. 5/7/76.
G. Mennen Williams's Consultations with
West Germany regarding Africa.
0619 Incoming Telegram #137. Fr: [?] Morris.
To: Dean Rusk. 0647
July 16.1962. 2pp. JFK#10. C. 5/7/76.
G. Mennen Williams's Consultations with
West Germany regarding Portuguese
Territories in Africa. 0648
0622 Department of State Airgram #107.
Fr: Coburn Kidd. To: Department of State.
July 16, 1962. 3pp. JFK#11. C. 5/7/76.
G. Mennen Williams's Consultations with
West Germany regarding Arms Supply and
Limitation in Africa.
0625 Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: McGeorge
Bundy. 0670
July 17, 1962. 1p.JFK#12.
Report on Lincoln University African Student
Center.
0626 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0672
July 16, 1962. 2pp. JFK#12a. S. 5/7/76.
Report on Lincoln University African Student
Center at Conclusion of First Year.
0628 Incoming Telegram #243. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk. 0673
July 17,1962. 2pp. JFK#13. C. 5/7/76.
G. Mennen Williams's Discussions with Great
' Britain regarding Congo Situation.
0630 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0674
July 19,1962. 1p. JFK#14. S.5/7/76.
South Africa and Prime Minister Hendrik
Verwoerd.
Document
Letter. Fr: Joseph C. Satterthwaite. To: J.
Wayne Fredericks.
June 21, 1962.2pp. JFK#14a. S. 5/7/76.
Possible Visit to U.S. by South African Prime
Minister Hendrik Verwoerd.
Department of State Airgram #179.
Fr: Randolph A. Kidder. To: Department of
State.
July 25,1962.10pp. JFK#15. C. 5/7/76.
Bilateral Talks between France and U.S. on
African Problems.
Africa•August 1962-October 1962.
List of Unclassified Documents. 1p.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
August 10, 1962.1 p. JFK#1.
'The Best Way to Get Rid of This Dreary
Paper Is to Read Department of State Press
Release (See Clip) and Forget Rest."
Memorandum. Fr: J. Wayne Fredericks.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
August 6, 1962. 1p. JFK#1a. OUO.
Advisory Council on African Affairs.
Report. Fr: Department of State. To: NA.
June 13-14, 1962. 21pp. JFK#1b. OUO.
Proceedings of Advisory Council on African
Affairs [Functions of Advisory Council on
African Affairs; Advisory Council on African
Affairs Committee Reports; U.S. Position on
Regionalism in Africa and Racial Question in
Southern Africa; U.S. Economic Aid to Africa].
Incoming Telegram #445. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
August 14, 1962.2pp. JFK#2.
Activities of UN Committee on Southwest
Africa.
Department of State Airgram #A-170.
Fr: Dean Rusk. To: U.S. Embassy, London.
September 17,1962. 1p. JFK#3. LOU.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Federation of
All African Students.
Incoming Telegram #831. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
September 20,1962. 1p. JFK#4. C. 7/2/76.
Response in UN General Assembly to U.S.
Objectives in Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 5, 1962.1p. JFK#5.
Presidential Message to Annual Meeting of
African Studies Association.
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0675 Draft. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0733
NA. 2pp. JFK#5a
Presidential Message to Annual Meeting of 0734
African Studies Association. 0736
0677 Outgoing Telegram #1015. Fr: Dean Rusk. I
To: Adlai E. Stevenson.
October 17,1962. 3pp. JFK#6. NA. 7/2/76. '
UN Actions to Terminate South Africa's
Mandate in Southwest Africa.
0681 Memorandum. Fr: Harlan Cleveland and G. 0737
Mennen Williams. To: Dean Rusk.
October 3, 1962. 5pp. JFK#6a. C. 7/2/76.
U.S. Policy on South Africa and Southwest
Africa Problem.
0686 Routing Slip. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: NA. 0739
1p.JFK#6a.
0687 Note. Fr: Edward S. Little. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
October 17,1962. 1 p. JFK#6a.
Approval of Unidentified Telegram by Dean
Rusk. 0740
0688 Telegraph Branch Work Copy. Fr: NA.
To: Adlai E. Stevenson.
October 17,1962. 3pp. JFK#6a. C. 7/2/76.
UN Actions to Terminate South Africa's
Mandate in Southwest Africa. 0745
0691 Memorandum. Fr: Walt W. Rostow.
To: Members of Tuesday Planning Group.
October 18,1962.1p.JFK#7.
Tuesday Planning Group Meeting to Discuss
Problems of Southern Africa, October 23,
1962. 0746
0692 Report. Fr: Robert C. Foulon and R. Sänger.
To: NA.
October 4,1962. 34pp. JFK#7a. C. 7/2/76.
Problems of Southern Africa [Geopolitics of
Africa; White South Africa; White Attitudes
Towards Africans; and U.S. Attitudes Toward 0748
Problems of Southern Africa].
0726 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 18,1962.1 p. JFK#8. C. 5/20/76.
Clearance of Telegram regarding South
African Issue. 0749
0727 Outgoing Telegram #1015. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Adlai E. Stevenson.
October 17,1962. 3pp. JFK#8a. C. 7/2/76.
UN Actions to Terminate South Africa's
Mandate in Southwest Africa. 0753
0730 Incoming Telegram #1394. Fr: [?] Plimpton.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 20,1962.3pp. JFK#8b. C. 6/29/76 IP.
U.S. Position on Southwest Africa Question.
Document
Africa•Miscellaneous, August 1962-
March 1963. (A).
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Information Memorandum. Fr: Edmond C.
Hutchinson. To: Fowler Hamilton.
October 12,1962. 1p. JFK#1. S. 6/14/78.
Report of Bureau for Africa and Europe's
Actions and Problems for Period Ending
October 12,1962.
Report. Fr: NA. To: Fowler Hamilton.
October 12,1962. 2pp. JFK#1a. S. 6/14/78.
Bureau for Africa and Europe's Actions and
Problems in Somalia, Ethiopia, Mali, and
Mauritania.
Information Memorandum. Fr: Edmond C.
Hutchinson. To: Fowler Hamilton.
October 26,1962. 1p. JFK#2. S. 6/14/78.
Report on Bureau for Africa and Europe's
Actions and Problems for Period Ending
October 26,1962.
Report. Fr: NA. To: Fowler Hamilton.
October 26,1962. 5pp. JFK#2a. S. 6/14/78.
Bureau for Africa and Europe's Actions and
Problems in Algeria, Poland, Basutoland,
Central African Republic, and Somalia.
Information Memorandum. Fr: Edmond C.
Hutchinson. To: Fowler Hamilton.
November 21, 1962. 1p. JFK#3. S. 6/14/78.
Report on Bureau for Africa and Europe's
Actions and Problems for Period Ending
November 23,1962.
Report. Fr: NA. To: Fowler Hamilton.
November 23, 1962. 2pp. JFK#3a
S. 6/14/78.
Bureau for Africa and Europe's Actions and
Problems in Somalia, Togo, Cameroon, and
Guinea. '
Information Memorandum. Fr: Arthur M.
McGlauflin. To: Acting Administrator, AID.
December 7, 1962. 1p. JFK#4. S. 6/14/78.
Report on Bureau for Africa and Europe's
Actions and Problems for Period Ending
December 7, 1962.
Report. Fr: NA. To: Acting Administrator, AID.
December 7,1962. 4pp. JFK#4a. S. 6/14/78.
Bureau for Africa and Europe's Actions and
Problems in DRC, Guinea, Libya, Morocco,
Somalia, Tunisia, and Yugoslavia.
Note. Fr: Ralph A. Dungan. To: Carl Kaysen.
March 1,1963. 1p. JFK#5.
'The Attached for Your Information."
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0754 Information Memorandum. Fr: Edmond C. 0862
Hutchinson. To: David E. Bell.
February 1, 1963.1p. JFK#5. S. 6/14/78.
Report on Bureau for Africa and Europe's
Actions and Problems for Period Ending
February 1, 1963. 0863
0755 Report. Fr: NA. To: David E. Bell.
February 1, 1963.3pp. JFK#5a. S. 6/14/78.
Bureau for Africa and Europe's Actions and
Problems in Tanganyika, Algeria, DRC, and 0864
Nigeria.
0758 Africa•Miscellaneous, August 1962-
March 1963. (B).
0759 List of Unclassified Documents. 1 p. 0865
0760 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
0761 Report. Fr: Chester Bowles. To: NA.
August 17,1962.1 Qpp. JFK#1.
Administration of Rural Development in
Underdeveloped Countries. 0866
0771 Subfile: "Bureau for Africa and Europe
Actions and Problems Report." ip.
0772 Information Memorandum. Fr: Edmond C.
Hutchinson. To: David E. Bell.
February 28, 1963. Ip. JFK#2. S. 1/14/76.
Report on Bureau for Africa and Europe's
Actions and Problems for Period Ending 0868
March 1,1963.
0773 Report. Fr: NA. To: David E. Bell.
February 26, 1963. 3pp. JFK#2a. S. 1/14/76.
Bureau for Africa and Europe's Actions and
Problems in Libya, Ghana, Liberia, and
Algeria. 0869
0776 Subfile: "Review of International Civil
Aviation Development in Africa." 1 p.
0777 Letter. Fr: Alan S. Boyd. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
May 25,1962. 1 p. JFK#3. C. 8/31/76. 0870
International Civil Aviation Developments in
Africa.
0778 Report. Fr: Civil Aeronautics Board. To: NA.
May 1962. 81 pp. JFK#3a. C. 8/31/76.
Review of International Civil Aviation
Developments in Africa [U.S. Flag Carrier
Sen/ices in Africa; African Air Transport; U.S.
Aviation Programs in Africa; Regional 0872
Aviation Developments in Africa; and Airline
Pooling Arrangements in Africa].
0859 Africa•November 1962-December
1962.
0860 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 22,1962. 1p. JFK#1.
Presidential Message to Fiftieth Anniversary
Banquet of Phelps-Stokes Fund.
Draft Message. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1a.
Presidential Message to Fiftieth Anniversary
Banquet of Phelps-Stokes Fund.
Incoming Telegram #486. Fr: Richard Freund.
To: Dean Rusk.
Decembers, 1962. Ip. JFK#3. LOU.
Allen J. Ellender's Statements on Inability of
Africans to Govern Themselves.
Incoming Telegram #337. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
December 4, 1962. Ip. JFK#4.
Allen J. Eilender Declared a Prohibited
Immigrant by Government of Tanganyika.
Outgoing Telegram #1032. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
December 4,1962. 2pp. JFK#5.
U.S. State Department Repudiates
Statements Made by Allen J. Eilender
regarding Inability of Africans to Govern
Themselves.
Outgoing Telegram #586. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Cairo.
December 5, 1962.1p. JFK#7.
John F. Kennedy Sends Message of
Appreciation to Vance Hartke for Expression
of Confidence in African Leadership.
Incoming Telegram #302. Fr: [?] Stanger.
To: Dean Rusk.
Decembers, 1962. Ip. JFK#8. LOU.
Allen J. Eilender Denies Making Statements
Critical of African Leadership.
Incoming Cable #491. Fr: Richard Freund.
To: White House.
December 5, 1962. 2pp. JFK#9. C. 11/16/76.
Message from Vance Hartke to John F.
Kennedy Urging Him to Issue an Immediate
Statement on U.S. Interest in Africa to
Counteract Statements Made by Allen J.
Eilender.
Incoming Telegram #488. Fr: Richard Freund.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 4,1962. 2pp. JFK#9a.
Vance Hartke Reiterates Official U.S.
Government Position concerning Evolution
toward Self-Government in Africa.
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0874 Incoming Telegram #492. Fr: Richard Freund. 0886
To: Dean Rusk.
Decembers, 1962.1p. JFK#10.
Tom Mboya, Kenyan Political Leader,
Protests Statements Made by Allen J.
Eilender Criticizing African Leadership.
0875 Memorandum. Fr: Edward R. Murrow. 0887
To: McGeorge Bundy.
December 5, 1962. 1 p. JFK#11.
Possible Damage to U.S. Prestige in Africa
Caused by Allen J. Ellender's Statements
Criticizing African Leadership.
0876 Press Statement. Fr: White House. To: NA. 0888
NA. 1p.JFK#11a.
Reiteration of U.S. Policy That People of
Africa Have Potential to Govern Themselves.
0877 Incoming Telegram #153. Fr: Albert Sidney
Johnson Carnahan. To: Dean Rusk. 0889
December 6,1962.1 p. JFK#12.
Allen J. Ellender's Critical Statement on
African Leadership at Salisbury, Rhodesia,
Press Conference.
0878 Incoming Telegram #351. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk. 0890
December 6, 1962. 3pp. JFK#13. LOU.
African Reaction to Allen J. Ellender's Critical
Statements on African Leadership and U.S.
Efforts to Counter Its Effect.
.0881 Incoming Telegram #499. Fr: Richard Freund.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 6, 1962. 2pp. JFK#14. 0891
Reply to Kenyan Political Leader Tom
Mboya's Letter regarding Critical Statements
on African Leadership Made by Allen J.
Eilender.
0883 Outgoing Telegram #397. Fr: NA. To: U.S.
Embassy, Pretoria.
December 6,1962.1 p. JFK#15. C. 11 /16/76. 0892
U.S. Clarifies Its Position on Southwest Africa
Question for Government of South Africa.
0884 Outgoing Telegram #590. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Cairo.
December 6, 1962.1 p. JFK#16. LOU. 0893
Air Attaché, Cairo, Sent to Pick Up Allen J.
Eilender at Addis Ababa Airport.
0885 Outgoing Telegram #602. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
December 6,1962.1 p. JFK#17. LOU.
Allen J. Ellender's Comments on President
Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana. 0894
Document
Outgoing Telegram #1050. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Selected African Diplomatic Posts.
December 6,1962.1p. JFK#18. LOU.
Allen J. Ellender's Comments on African
Leadership in Nations of Former French
West Africa and French Equatorial Africa.
Outgoing Telegram #42. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Consulates, Lourenco Marques and
Luanda.
December 6,1962.1p. JFK#19. LOU.
Allen J. Ellender's Comments on Portuguese
Territories of Angola and Mozambique.
Incoming Telegram #346. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
December 6,1962.1p. JFK#20. C. 11/16/76.
Briefing of Allen J. Eilender on U.S.
Economic Aid to Tanganyika.
Outgoing Telegram #93. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, Freetown and Monrovia.
December 6,1962.1p. JFK#22. LOU.
Allen J. Ellender's Comments on African
Leadership and Progress of Economic
Development in Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Outgoing Telegram #277. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, Addis Ababa and
Mogadiscio.
December 6,1962.1p. JFK#23. LOU.
Allen J. Ellender's Comments on African
Leadership and State of Economic
Development in Ethiopia and Eritrea.
Incoming Telegram #503. Fr: Richard Freund.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 6,1962. 1p. JFK#24. C. 11/16/76.
G. Mennen Williams Informed That He Will
Be Allowed to Visit Kenya but That Leaders
of Majority Political Party (Kanu) Plan to
Boycott Visit.
Incoming Telegram #325. Fr: [?] Vance.
To: Dean Rusk.
Request for Clarification of Flight and
Landing Clearances for Allen J. Ellender's
Aircraft.
Incoming Telegram #310. Fr: [?] Stanger.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 6,1962. 1p. JFK#28. C. 11/16/76.
"As Indicated Reference EMBTEL Which
Drafted Prior Receipt Your 272,1 Do Not
Propose Visit Countries but Will Meet With
Our Mission Heads at Airport."
Incoming Telegram #311. Fr: [?] Stanger.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 7,1962. 2pp. JFK#29.
C. 11/16/76.
Itinerary for Allen J. Ellender's Trip to Africa.
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0896 incoming Telegram #284. Fr: Oleott H. 0973
Deming. To: Dean Rusk.
December 7, 1962. 1 p. JFK#30. C. 11 /16/76.
Government of Uganda Refuses to Grant
Permission for Allen J. Ellender's Aircraft to 0976
Land.
0897 Incoming Telegram #251. Fr: [?] Judd.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 7,1962. 1 p. JFK#31. LOU. 0977
Government of Somali Republic Refuses to
Grant Permission for Visit by Allen J.
Eilender.
0898 Incoming Telegram #327. Fr: [?] Vance. 0978
To: Dean Rusk.
December 7, 1962. 1p. JFK#32. C. 11/16/76.
Flight Plans for Allen J. Ellender's African 0982
Trip.
0899 Incoming Telegram #504. Fr: Richard Freund.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 7, 1962. 1p. JFK#33. C. 11/16/76.
Kenyan Government Cannot Assure Security
for Allen J. Ellender's Visit. 0983
0900 Memorandum. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: All
Holders of NSC 6028:
December 17, 1962. 1p. JFK#36. S. 6/30/77.
U.S. Policy on Horn of Africa.
0902 Department of State Airgram #A-278.
Fr: Joseph C. Satterthwaite. To: Department 0984
of State.
December 18,1962. 21pp. JFK#37.
TS. NA. IP.
U.S. Overseas Internal Defense Policy•
South Africa. 0999
0923 Africa•Memos and Miscellaneous,
November 1962-February 1963.
0924 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
0925 Subfile: "Memos and Miscellaneous." 1000
0926" Memorandum. Fr: Chester Bowles. To: Carl
Kaysen.
November 13, 1962.1p. JFK#1.
Report on Bowles's Trip through Sub-Sahara
Africa. 1001
0928 Report. Fr: Chester Bowles. To: NA.
NA. 44pp. JFK#1a. S. 4/7/77 IP.
Bowles's Mission to Africa, October 15-
November 9,1962 [Political and Economic 1003
Assessment of U.S. Relations with Africa].
0972 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: Lee
White.
December 17, 1962.1 p. JFK#2.
Meeting between John F. Kennedy and U.S.
Negro Leaders regarding Africa and Black
Representation in State Department.
Document
Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
December 17,1962. 3pp. JFK#2a.
U.S. Peace Corps Program in Africa as of
November 30,1962.
Memorandum. Fr: Richard W. Reuter.
To: Carl Kaysen.
December 20, 1962. 1p. JFK#3.
U.S. PL-480 Programs in Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Harry LeBovit. To: William
H. McCahon.
November 8, 1962.1p. JFK#3a.
U.S. PL-480 Title I and IV Programs in Africa.
Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#3b.
U.S. PL-480 Title I and IV Programs in Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Arthur M. McGlauflin.
To: Carl Kaysen.
December 27, 1962. 1 p. JFK#4.
Proposed Chapter on AID Programs for
Annual Report to Congress Covering FY
1962.
Copy of Memorandum. Fr: Arthur M.
McGlauflin. To: Carl Kaysen.
December 27,1962.1p. JFK#4.
Proposed Chapter on AID Programs for
Annual Report to Congress Covering FY
1962.
Report. Fr: Agency for International
Development. To: NA.
NA. 15pp.JFK#4a.
Annual Report to Congress on AID Programs
in Africa for FY 1962.
Memorandum. Fr: Edmond C. Hutchinson.
To: Carl Kaysen.
January 2,1963.1p. JFK#5.
Chester Bowles's Evaluation of U.S. AID
Programs in Africa.
Letter. Fr: Edmond C. Hutchinson.
To: Chester Bowles.
Januarys, 1963.1p. JFK#5a.
Bowles's Evaluation of U.S. AID Programs in
Africa.
Letter. Fr: Chester Bowles. To: Edmond C.
Hutchinson!
November 28, 1962. 1p. JFK#5b.
Evaluation of U.S. AID Programs in Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: David E. Bell. To: G.
Mennen Williams.
February 9, 1962. 2pp. JFK#6. OUO.
Proposal for Supplying American Officials for
African Governments.
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Africa [General] cont.
Source and Editorial Note. 1 p.
Folder Title List. 9pp.
0001 Africa•January 1963-February 1963.
0002 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0003 Outgoing Telegram #1146. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Selected African Diplomatic Posts.
January 23,1963. 5pp. JFK#2. LOU.
Itinerary for G. Mennen Williams's Trip to
Africa.
0010 Department of State Airgram #A-1194.
Fr: Adlai E. Stevenson. To: Department of
State.
January 23,1963.13pp. JFK#2. C. 8/23/76.
Africans at Seventeenth UN General
Assembly, October 19-November 19,1962.
0023 Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
January 26,1963. 1p. JFK#3.
G. Mennen Williams Requests Appointment
with John F. Kennedy.
0024 Memorandum. Fr: William». Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
January 26,1963.1p. JFK#3a.
G. Mennen Williams Requests Appointment
with John F. Kennedy to Discuss African Trip.
0025 Incoming Telegram #388. Fr: [?] Geren.
To: Dean Rusk.
February 1,1963.2pp. JFK#4. C. 8/23/76.
Plans for G. Mennen Williams's Trip to Africa.
0027 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Carl Kaysen.
February 6,1963.1p. JFK#5. LOU.
Presidential Message of Greeting to Fifth
Session of EGA.
0028 Draft. Fr: NA. To: EGA.
NA. 1p.JFK#5a.
Presidential Message of Greeting to Fifth
Session of EGA.
0029 Incoming Telegram #562. Fr: Joseph C.
Satterthwaite. To: Dean Rusk.
February 7, 1963.1p.'JFK#6.
Proposed Gift of Two Ridgebáck Puppies to
John F. Kennedy from Colonel Pienaar, Son
of Founder of Breed.
0030 Outgoing Telegram #576. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Pretoria.
Februarys, 1963.1 p. JFK#7.
White House Regrets Inability to Accept Gift
of Ridgeback Puppies from Colonel Pienaar.
0031 Outgoing Telegram #2123. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN and U.S. Embassies,
Capetown and London.
February 7,1963. 3pp. JFK#8. C. 8/23/76.
U.S. Efforts to Convince South Africa to Seek
Political Accommodation with World
Community regarding Mandated Territory of
Southwest Africa.
0034 Incoming Telegram #3105. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
February 21, 1963. 2pp. JFK#9. C. 8/23/76.
U.S. Policy regarding Southwest Africa
Question in UN.
0036 Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: McGeorge Bundy and Carl Kaysen.
February 25, 1963. 1 p. JFK#10. OUO.
Disaffected African Students.
0037 Outgoing Telegram #122. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Selected African Diplomatic Posts.
February 13,1963. 4pp. JFK#11. LOU.
Schedule for Special Assistant to President
Brooks Hays's Trip to Africa.
0041 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
February 28,1963.1p. JFK#12. OUO.
Request for Appointment with John F.
Kennedy for Jules Razafimbahiny, Secretary
General of African and Malagasy
Organization for Economic Cooperation
(OAMCE).
0042
0043
0044
0045
0047
0049
Africa•Disaffected Students,
September 1962-March 1963.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Subfile: "Disaffected Students."
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 5,1962. 2pp. JFK#1.
African Students 1962 Summer Program.
Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: McGeorge Bundy and Carl Kaysen.
February 19, 1963. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 6/27/77.
Disaffected African Students.
Department of State Airgram #CA-5573.
Fr: Dean Rusk. To: All European and African
Diplomatic Posts.
November 29,1962.3pp. JFK#2a. C. 6/1/76.
Disaffected African Students Leaving Sino-
Soviet Bloc.
0052 _ Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: McGeorge Bundy and Carl Kaysen.
February 19, 1963. 1 p. JFK#3. C. 6/27/77.
Disaffected African Students.
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0053 Incoming Cable #369. Fr: Helen Anderson. 0072
To: Dean Rusk.
February 19,1963. 2pp. JFK#3a. C. 6/1 /76.
African Students Ask for U.S. Assistance to
Leave Bulgaria and Apply for Study in
Western European and American 0074
Universities.
0055 Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: McGeorge Bundy and Carl Kaysen.
February 25,1963.1p. JFK#4. OUO.
Disaffected African Students.
0056 Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. 0075
To: McGeorge Bundy and Carl Kaysen.
March 1, 1963.1p. JFK#5. C. 8/30/76.
Disaffected African Students.
0057 Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
0058
0059
0060
0061
To: McGeorge Bundy.
March 5, 1963.1p. JFK#6.
Disaffected African Students.
Africa•March 1963.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: McGeorge Bundy and Carl Kaysen.
March 1, 1963. 1p. JFK#1. C. 8/30/76.
Disaffected African Students.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
March 12, 1963.1p. JFK#4. OUO.
Illness of King Tupua Tamasese Mea'ole,
0121
0122
0123
0124
Head of State of Western Samoa. 0125
0062 Draft. Fr: NA. To: Malietoa Tanumafili II.
NA. 1p.JFK#4a.
Proposed Presidential Message of
Condolence on Death of King Tupua
Tamasese Mea'ole, Head of State of Western
Samoa.
0064 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0130
To: McGeorge Bundy.
March 18, 1963.3pp. JFK#5. S. 1/21/77 IP.
Crisis in Horn of Africa.
0067 Copy of Memorandum. Fr: William H.
Brubeck. To: McGeorge Bundy. 0132
March 18, 1963.3pp. JFK#5. S. 1/21/77 IP.
Crisis in Horn of Africa.
0070 Outgoing Telegram #151. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, Freetown and Monrovia. 0133
March 20,1963.1p.JFK#6.
Revised Schedule for Trip to Africa by Brooks
Hays, Special Assistant to President.
0071 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: Dean
Rusk.
March 22, 1963.1p. JFK#7. S. 8/30/76.
John F. Kennedy's Views on Sale of U.S.
Submarines to South Africa.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
March 16, 1963. 2pp. JFK#7a. S. 5/31/78.
South African Interest in Purchase of U.S.
Submarines.
Outgoing Telegram #421. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, Monrovia, Freetown,
and Abidjan.
March 22, 1963.1 p. JFK#8.
Revised Schedule for Trip to Africa by Brooks
Hays, Special Assistant to President.
Report. Fr: Defense Intelligence Agency.
To: NA.
March 1963. 46pp. JFK#10. S. 6/7/76.
Military Situation in Ghana, Nigeria, and
UAM.
Africa•April 1963.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Note. Fr: Thelma [?]. To: Polly [?].
NA. 1p.JFK#1.
"We Have Notified State Secretariat of Mr.
Kaysen's Approval of Attached."
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
April 15, 1963. 1p. JFK#1a. LOU.
Letter of Reverend Ndabaningi Sithole,
National Chairman of Proscribed Zimbabwe
African People's Union (ZAPU) to John F.
Kennedy.
Letter. Fr: G. Mennen Williams.
To: Ndabaningi Sithole.
NA. 5pp.JFK#1b.
Reply to Letter of Reverend Ndabaningi
Sithole, National Chairman of Proscribed
Zimbabwe African People's Union (ZAPU), to
John F. Kennedy.
Memorandum. Fr: Walt W. Rostow.
To: Planning Group Members.
April 17, 1963. 1p. JFK#2. C. 3/3/76.
Policy Planning Group Meeting on Problems
of Southern Africa, Tuesday, April 23,1963.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA.1 p. JFK#2a.C. 3/3/76.
White Settler Issue in Southern Rhodesia,
Southwest Africa, and Portuguese Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1 p. JFK#2a. C. 3/3/76.
White Settler Issue in Southern Rhodesia,
Southwest Africa, and Portuguese Africa.
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0134 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0194
NA. 26pp. JFK#2a. C. 3/3/76.
Problems of Southern Africa [Geopolitics in
Africa; White Position and Attitudes towards
Africans; and U.S. Approach to Racial
Problems in Southern Africa]. 0195
0160 CIA Special Report. Fr: CIA. To: NA.
April 19, 1963. 6pp. JFK#3. S. 7/15/76 IP.
Southwest Africa Issue in UN.
0166 Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: Carl Kaysen.
April 25, 1963. 1 p. JFK#4. 0200
"You May Find This as Interesting as I Did•
En Route to Mr. Clinton in Dan Fenn's
Office."
0167 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
NA. 1 p. JFK#4a. LOU. 0202
Participation in Journalism Workshop in 0203
Africa by Dr. Frank L. Stanley, Editor and 0205
Publisher of Louisville Defender.
0168 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
April 20, 1963. 1p.JFK#5.
Meeting on African Education, Wednesday,
May 1,1963.
0169 Agenda. Fr: C. K. Snyder and D. G. Wilson.
To: NA. 0240
April 25, 1963. 1p. JFK#5a.
Agenda for Interagency Meeting on African
Education, May 1, 1963. 0249
0170 Handwritten Note. Fr: Chester Bowles.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#6.
Mozambique Memo.
0171 CIA Memorandum. Fr: CIA. To: NA. 0251
April 30, 1963. 17pp. JFK#6a. S. 6/16/76.
Prospects for Nationalism and Revolt in
Mozambique.
0188 Africa•Addis Ababa Conference,
May 1963-June 1963.
0189 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p. 0252
0190 Subfile: "Addis Ababa Conference."
0191 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy. ;
May 11, 1963.1 p. JFK#1. C. 3/9/76.
White House Clearance of Telegram.
0192 Telegraph Branch Work Copy. Fr: NA.
To: U.S. Embassy, Addis Ababa.
May 10, 1963. 2pp. JFK#1 a. C. 3/9/76. •
Message from John F. Kennedy to Addis
Ababa Conference.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 27, 1963. 1p. JFK#2. C. 6/30/77.
Mistaken Report of Violent Speech by
Kwame Nkrumah, President of Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #687. Fr: Edward M.
Korry. To: Dean Rusk.
May 24, 1963. 5pp. JFK#2a. C. 7/16/76.
Activities at Addis Ababa Conference on
African Unity.
Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F.
Kennedy.
June 1,1963. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 1/19/77.
Addis Ababa Conference and Related African
Developments.
Africa•May 1963.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Report. Fr: Department of State Policy
Planning Council. To: NA.
May 6, 1963. 35pp. JFK#1. C. 11/16/76 IP.
Problems of Southern Africa•Basic National
Security Policy Task II (G) [Geopolitics of
Africa; White Position and Attitudes towards
Africans; and U.S. Approach to Racial
Problems of Southern Africa].
CIA Special Report. Fr: CIA. To: NA.
May 10, 1963. 8pp. JFK#2. S. 6/17/76.
Subversive Movements in South Africa.
Draft. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy, Addis
Ababa.
May 10, 1963. 2pp. JFK#2e. C. 5/17/76.
John F. Kennedy's Message to Addis Ababa
Conference.
Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F.
Kennedy.
May 16, 1963.1p. JFK#3. S. 11/17/76.
Conversation with Zulu Chief Albert J.
Luthuli, Leader of African National Congress,
and CIA Report on National Movements in
South Africa.
Incoming Telegram #126. Fr: Joseph C.
Satterthwaite. To: Dean Rusk.
May 6, 1963. 5pp. JFK#3a. C. 2/16/79.
Meeting between Satterthwaite and Zulu
Chief Albert J. Luthuli, Nobel Peace Prize
Winner and Leader of African National
Congress.
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0257 Handwritten Note. Fr: Art [?]. To: Bromley K. 0271
Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#4.
"I Have Not Been Passing You Traffic on This
Problem, but Since Ambassador Seems to
Be in Such a Dilemma and Has Bounced Ball
into Washington I Thought You Might Want to
Be Aware of It." 0272
0258 Incoming Telegram #145. Fr: Joseph C.
Satterthwaite. To: Dean Rusk.
May 16, 1963. 3pp. JFK#4a. C. 8/27/76.
South African Prime Minister Hendrik F.
Verwoerd's Strong Reaction to U.S. Plans to
Hold Multiracial Reception at Embassy.
0261 Outgoing Telegram #605. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Addis Ababa. 0274
May 15, 1963. 2pp. JFK#5. C. 5/13/76.
John F. Kennedy's Message to Addis Ababa
Conference.
0263 Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: Willliam H.
Brubeck.
May 16, 1963.1 p. JFK#5a. 0276
"For Transmittal as Revised by Mr. Kaysen."
0264 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 11,1963. 2pp. JFK#5b. C. 8/27/76.
Presidential Message to African Heads of
State Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia,
May 23-25,1963.
0266 Handwritten Note. Fr: Carl Kaysen. 0278
To: Bromley K. Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#5c.
"Here Is Somewhat Improved and Shortened
Substitute Version."
0267 Draft. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy, Addis
Ababa. 0280
NA. 1p.JFK#5d.
Presidential Message to African Heads of
State Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia,
May 23-25,1963.
0268 Outgoing Telegram #609. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Addis Ababa. 0282
May 17, 1963. 1p. JFK#6. C. 5/17/76.
Presidential Message to African Heads of
State Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia,
May 23-25,1963.
0269 Incoming Telegram #662. Fr: Edward M.
Korry. To: Dean Rusk.
May 18, 1963. 2pp. JFK#7. C. 5/17/76. 0284
Question of Togo's Representation at African
Heads of State Conference at Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia.
Document
Incoming Telegram #704. Fr: [?] Hussey.
To: Dean Rusk.
May 18, 1963. 1p. JFK#8. C. 8/27/76.
Arrival of Uninvited Togo Delegation Headed
by President Nicholas Grunitzky in Addis
Ababa, Ethiopia, for African Heads of State
Conference.
Incoming Telegram #750. Fr: [?] Batson.
To: Dean Rusk.
May 22, 1963. 2pp. JFK#9.
African Heads of State Conference at Addis
Ababa, Ethiopia, Condemns U.S. Racial
Segregation but Expresses Satisfaction with
U.S. Government Handling of Birmingham
Racial Discrimination Affair.
Incoming Telegram #678. Fr: Edward M.
Korry. To: Dean Rusk.
May 23, 1963. 2pp. JFK#10. LOU.
Letter from Ugandan Prime Minister Milton
Obote to John F. Kennedy regarding U.S.
Racial Discrimination and Segregation.
Incoming Telegram #680. Fr: Edward M.
Korry. To: Dean Rusk.
May 23, 1963. 2pp. JFK#11. S. 5/17/76.
African Heads of State Conference at Addis
Ababa, Ethiopia, Condemns U.S. Racial
Segregation but Expresses Satisfaction with
U.S. Government Handling of Birmingham
Racial Discrimination Affair.
Incoming Telegram #681. Fr: Edward M.
Korry. To: Dean Rusk.
May 23, 1963. 2pp. JFK#12.
Text of Yugoslavian Premier Josip Broz Tito's
Message to African Heads of State
Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Incoming Telegram #682. Fr: Edward M.
Korry. To: Dean Rusk.
May 23,1963. 2pp. JFK#13.
Text of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's
Message to African Heads of State
Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Incoming Telegram #683. Fr: Edward M.
Korry. To: Dean Rusk.
May 23,1963. 2pp. JFK#14. C. 5/17/76.
African Heads of State Conference at Addis
Ababa, Ethiopia, Discusses Ugandan Prime
Minister Milton Obote's Letter to John F.
Kennedy regarding U.S. Racial Policies.
Incoming Telegram #760. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
May 23, 1963. 2pp. JFK#15. C. 5/17/76.
Reports of Guiñean Resolution at African
Heads of State Conference at Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia, Criticizing John F. Kennedy.
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0286 Incoming Telegram #684. Fr: Edward M. 0318
Korry. To: Dean Rusk. i
May 23, 1963. 5pp. JFK#16. C. 8/27/76. |
Activities of African Heads of State
Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
0291 Outgoing Telegram #2019. Fr: George Ball. 0319
To: All African Diplomatic Posts.
May 24, 1963. 3pp. JFK#17. C. 5/17/76.
Actions of African Heads of State Conference
at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, regarding
Birmingham Incident and Racism in U.S. 0324
0294 Incoming Telegram #689. Fr: Edward M.
Korry. To: Dean Rusk.
May 25, 1963. 5pp. JFK#18. C. 8/27/76.
Activities of African Heads of State
Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. 0325
0299 Incoming Telegram #693. Fr: Edward M.
Korry. To: Dean Rusk.
May 26, 1963. 11 pp. JFK#19. C. 3/9/76.
Concluding Ceremonies of African Heads of
State Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 0329
and Creation of Organization for African Unity
(OAU).
0310 Incoming Telegram #694. [Note: Part 1 of 2.
Part 2 is Missing.] Fr: Edward M. Korry.
To: Dean Rusk.
May 27, 1963. 4pp. JFK#20. C. 8/27/76.
Resolutions on Decolonization, Apartheid, 0331
Racial Discrimination, General Disarmament,
Nonalignment, and Economic Problems
Adopted by African Heads of State
Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
0314 Incoming Telegram #699. Fr: Edward M. 0332
Korry. To: Dean Rusk. I
May 27,1963. 1 p. JFK#21. C. 5/17/76.
Contributions to African Unity Made by
African Heads of State Conference at Addis
Ababa, Ethiopia, and Emperor Haile
Selassie. 0333
0315 Incoming Telegram #351. Fr: C. Vaughan
Ferguson, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
May 27, 1963. 1p.JFK#22.
Comments on African Heads of State
Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, by 0334
President Philibert Tsiranana of Malagasy
Republic.
0316 Incoming Telegram #645. Fr: Oleott H.
Deming. To: Dean Rusk.
Comments on African Heads of State
Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, by
Prime Minister Milton Obote of Uganda and
President Julius Nyerere of Tanganyika.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 27, 1963. 1p. JFK#24. C. 6/30/77.
Mistaken Reports of Violent Speech by
President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #687. Fr: Edward M.
Korry. To: Dean Rusk.
May 24, 1963. 5pp. JFK#24a. C. 8/27/76.
African Heads of State Discuss African Unity
at Addis Ababa Conference.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 27, 1963. 1p. JFK#25. C. 8/27/76.
Addis Ababa Summit Conference of African
Heads of State, May 22-25, 1963.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#25a. C. 8/27/76.
Assessment of Accomplishments of African
Heads of State Conference at Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia.
Incoming Telegram #4928. Fr: Charles E.
Bohlen. To: Dean Rusk.
May 29, 1963. 2pp. JFK#26. C. 8/27/76.
Comments on African Heads of State
Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, by
President David Dacko of Central African
Republic.
Outgoing Telegram. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Charles R. Swart.
May 23, 1963. 1p.JFK#27.
Message of Good Wishes on South Africa's
Republic Day.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 28, 1963.1p.JFK#27a.
White House Clearance of National Day
Message to President Charles R. Swart of
South Africa.
Draft Telegram. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Charles R. Swart.
May 23,1963. 1p.JFK#27.
Message of Good Wishes on South Africa's
Republic Day.
Outgoing Telegram #2051. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Selected African Diplomatic Posts.
May 31,1963. 4pp. JFK#28. LOU.
Major Points Contained in Organization for
African Unity's Charter.
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0338 Africa•June 1963. 0368
0339 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p. 0369
0340 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F. 0370
Kennedy.
June 1,1963. 2pp. JFK#1. C. 1/19/77.
Addis Ababa Conference and Related African
Developments.
0342 Tab 1. 1 p. JFK#1 a. 0371
0343 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0372
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 27, 1963. 1p. JFK#1a. C. 9/10/76.
Addis Ababa Summit Conference of African
Heads of State, May 22-25,1963.
0344 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#1b. C. 9/10/76.
Assessment of Accomplishments of African 0375
Heads of State Conference at Addis Ababa, 0376
0349
0350
0352
0353
Ethiopia.
Tab 2. 1p.JFK#1c.
Press Release. Fr: NA. To: NA.
May 25, 1963. 2pp. JFK#1c. OUO.
Resolutions Adopted by African Foreign
Ministers at Addis Ababa Conference.
Tab 3. 1p.JFK#1d. 0378
Incoming Telegram #1323. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
May 29, 1963. 3pp. JFK#1d. C. 9/10/76.
President Kwame Nkrumah's Activities at
African Heads of State Conference at Addis
Ababa, Ethiopia. 0385
0356 Incoming Telegram #2922. Fr: Edmond A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 31, 1963. 2pp. JFK#1 e. C. 9/10/76.
Congolese Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's
Activities at African Heads of State
Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
0358 Incoming Telegram #714. Fr: Edward M. 0387
Korry. To: Dean Rusk.
May 29, 1963. 3pp. JFK#1f. C. 3/9/76.
Ivory Coast Premier Felix Houphouet-
Boigny's Comments on African Heads of
State Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 0406
and Efforts to Expel Portugal from Africa.
0361 Incoming Telegram #694. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
May 27,1963. 2pp. JFK#1g. C. 3/9/76.
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba's 0428
Comments on African Heads of State
Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
0363 Tab 4. 1p.JFK#1h.
0364 Incoming Telegram #705. Fr: Edward M. 0430
Korry. To: Dean Rusk.
May 28, 1963. 4pp. JFK#1 h. C. 9/10/76.
Postscripts to African Heads of State
Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Tab5.1p.JFK#1i.
Tab 6.1p.JFK#1j.
Telegram. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure. To: John
F. Kennedy.
May 24, 1963.1p. JFK#1j.
Message Thanking Kennedy for U.S.
Assistance to Guinea.
Tab 7.1p.JFK#1k.
Incoming Telegram #869. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
May 30, 1963. 3pp. JFK#1 k. C. 3/9/76.
Letter from President Ahmed Sekou Toure of
Guinea to John F. Kennedy regarding African
Heads of State Conference at Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia
Tab8.1p. JFK#1I.
Incoming Telegram #678. Fr: Edward M.
Korry. To: Dean Rusk.
May 23, 1963. 2pp. JFK#1I. LOU.
Letter from Prime Minister Milton Obote of
Uganda to John F. Kennedy regarding
African Heads of State Conference at Addis
Ababa, Ethiopia.
Incoming Telegram #1837. Fr: Joseph
Palmer II. To: Dean Rusk.
June 6,1963. 6pp. JFK#2. C. 9/10/76.
Nigerian Foreign Minister Jaja Wachuku
Discusses African Heads of State
Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Department of State Airgram #A-617.
Fr: Edward M. Korry. To: Department of
State.
June 20, 1963. 2pp. JFK#3.
Transmission of Official Texts of Resolutions
of African Heads of State Conference at
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
June 20, 1963.18pp. JFK#3a.
Official Text of Resolutions of African Heads
of State Conference at Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia.
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
May 28,1963. 23pp. JFK#3b.
Official French Text of Resolutions of African
Heads of State Conference at Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia.
Letter. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 20, 1963. 2pp. JFK#4. LOU.
Proposal for Creation of African Policy
Committee.
Background Paper. Fr: NA. To: NA.
June 18, 1963. 1p. JFK#4a. LOU.
Mandate and Functions of African Policy
Committee.
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0431 Incoming Telegram #197. Fr: Joseph C. 0448
Satterthwaite. To: Dean Rusk.
June 21,1963. 1 p. JFK#5. C. 3/9/76.
South African Government Officials Boycott
U.S. Embassy, Capetown's Multiracial 0449
Reception.
0432 Incoming Telegram #1733. Fr: Roger W.
Tubby. To: Dean Rusk. I
June 21,1963. 1 p. JFK#6. 0457
international Labor Organization (ILO)
Conference Invalidates Credentials of South
African Workers Delegations. 0458
0433 Incoming Telegram #4599. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
June 21, 1963. 1p. JFK#7. C. 3/9/76.
Algerian UN Ambassador Abdelkader
Chanderli Discusses Joint Position on South
Africa with Other African Delegates. 0460
0434 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 21, 1963. 1 p. JFK#8. C. 9/10/76.
East African Federation Movement. ¡
0435 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0461
NA. 3pp. JFK#8a. C. 9/10/76. 0462
East African Federation Movement. 0464
0438 Incoming Telegram #810. Fr: [?] Geren.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 24,1963.1p.JFK#9.
Arrival of Southern Rhodesian African
Opposition Leader Joshua Nkomo in
Salisbury. 0466
0439 Memorandum. Fr: Edward S. Little.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 26, 1963. 2pp. JFK#10. C. 9/10/76.
African Protest of Statements Made by Allen
J. Eilender.
0441 Outgoing Telegram #1018. Fr: George Ball. 0469
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
June 25,1963. 3pp. JFK#11. C. 9/10/76. |
African Protest of Statements Made by Allen
J. Eilender.
0444 Africa•African Policy Committee, 0470
December 1962-June 1963.
0445 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0446 Subfile: "African Policy Committee."
0447 Note. Fr: J. Wayne Fredericks. To: Carl 0472
Kaysen.
December 28, 1962.1 p. JFK#1.
"The Enclosed Paper May Be of Interest to
You. Happy New Year!"
Document
Memorandum. Fr: G. Mennen Williams. ¡
To: William H. Orrick, Jr.
December 20,1962. 1p. JFK#1a. C. 7/9/76.
Establishment of African Policy Committee.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
December 21,1962. 8pp. JFK#1b. C. 7/9/76.
Plan for Improvement of Policy Formulation
and Conduct of Operations in Africa.
Routing Slip. Fr: Edmond C. Hutchinson.
To: Carl Kaysen.
Februarys, 1963.1 p. JFK#2.
Memorandum. Fr: Edmond C. Hutchinson.
To: G, Mennen Williams.
February 8,1963. 2pp. JFK#2a. C. 7/9/76.
State Department Bureau of African Affairs'
Proposal to Establish African Policy
Committee and Washington Country Teams.
Letter. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: Dean Rusk.
June 21,1963.1p. JFK#3. LOU.
Response to Proposal to Establish African
Policy Committee.
Africa•July 1963.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Incoming Telegram #5. Fr: Joseph C.
Satterthwaite. To: Dean Rusk.
July 1,1963.2pp. JFK#1. C. 10/27/76.
South African Government Urged to Exercise
Restraint in Participation in Economic and
Social Council of UN Meeting.
Outgoing Telegram #12. Fr: George Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Algiers.
July 1,1963. 3pp. JFK#2. C. 10/27/76.
U.S. Efforts to Moderate South Africa's
Internal Policies while Maintaining Correct
Relations.
Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F.
Kennedy.
July 4,1963.1 p. JFK#3. S. 8/30/76.
U.S. Position at UN Security Council Meeting
on Apartheid and Portuguese Territories in
Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: G. Mennen Williams.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 12,1963.2pp. JFK#3a. S. 10/27/76 IP.
U.S. Policy toward South Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: U. Alexis Johnson.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 14,1963.1p. JFK#3b. S. 10/27/76.
U.S. Policy toward South Africa.
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0473 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: W. Avereil 0499
Harriman, U. Alexis Johnson, G. Mennen
Williams, William R. Tyler, and Walt W.
Rostow.
June 15, 1963.3pp. JFK#3c. S. 10/27/76.
U.S. Policy toward South Africa. 0500
0476 Letter. Fr: Adlai E. Stevenson. To: John F. 0501
Kennedy.
June 26, 1963.3pp. JFK#3d. C. 3/9/76.
U.S. Position at UN Security Council Meeting 0508
on Apartheid and Portuguese Territories in 0510
Africa.
0479 Outgoing Telegram #25. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Pretoria.
July 5, 1963. 3pp. JFK#4. C. 10/27/76.
U.S. Position on Possible Expulsion of South 0514
Africa from UN.
0482 Tab 2. 1p.JFK#NA.
0483 Tab3. 1p.JFK#NA.
0484 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0517
July 7, 1963.1p. JFK#5. C. 3/9/76.
Status Report of African Reactions to Civil
Rights in U.S.
0485 Report. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0522
July 6, 1963. 7pp. JFK#5a. C. 3/9/76. 0523
African Reactions to Civil Rights in U.S.
0493 Memorandum. Fr: Harold Brown. To: Deputy
Assistant Secretary of Defense for
International Security Affairs.
July 8. 1963.1 p. JFK#6. S. 4/12/77. 0525
U.S. Policy towards Portugal and South
Africa.
0494 Copy of Memorandum. Fr: Harold Brown.
To: Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
for International Security Affairs. 0528
July 8, 1963.1p. JFK#6. S. 4/12/77.
U.S. Policy towards Portugal and South
Africa.
0495 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0529
To: McGeorge Bundy.
JulyS, 1963.1 p. JFK#7.
Reactions to John F. Kennedy's Civil Rights
Stand. 0530
0497 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 8, 1963.1p. JFK#8. C. 10/27/76.
Boycott of American Independence Day
Receptions in Africa by American Negro 0531
Community.
0498 Tab 4. 1 p. JFK#NA.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F.
Kennedy.
July 8, 1963. 1p. JFK#9. C. NA.
African Reactions to Kennedy's Civil Rights
Message.
Tab1.1p.JFK#NA.
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
July 6, 1963. 7pp. JFK#9a. C. 3/9/76.
African Reactions to Civil Rights in U.S.
Tab 2. 1p.JFK#NA.
Outgoing Telegram #2177. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: All U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
June 19, 1963. 4pp. JFK#9b. C. 3/9/76.
Effect of Domestic Racial Problems on U.S.
Image Overseas.
Outgoing Telegram #2176. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: All U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
June 19, 1963. 3pp. JFK#9c. C. 3/9/76.
John F. Kennedy Asks Congress for New
U.S. Civil Rights Legislation.
Outgoing Telegram #2186. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: All U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
June 19, 1963. 5pp. JFK#9d. C. 3/9/76.
U.S. Position on Civil Rights.
Tab3. 1p.JFK#NA.
Letter. Fr: Edward M. Korry. To: John F.
Kennedy.
June 28, 1963. 2pp. JFK#9e. C. 3/9/76.
Positive Impact of Kennedy's Civil Rights
Statements in Ethiopia.
Department of State Airgram #A-636.
Fr: Edward M. Korry. To: Department of
State.
June 29, 1963. 3pp. JFK#9f. C. 3/9/76.
Ethiopian Reaction to U.S. Racial Problems.
Newspaper Clipping. Fr: Ethiopian Herald.
June 25, 1963.1p. JFK#9g.
John F. Kennedy's Radio and Television
Address on Civil Rights.
Newspaper Clipping. Fr: NA.
NA. 1 p. JFK#9h.
Praise for John F. Kennedy's Stand on Civil
Rights.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 9, 1963.1p.JFK#10.
Reactions to John F. Kennedy's Civil Rights
Stand.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 9, 1963.1p. JFK#11.
Joseph C. Satterthwaite Returns to U.S. from
South Africa for Consultations.
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0532 Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0566
NA. 1p.JFK#11a.
Biographical Sketch of Joseph C.
Satterthwaite, U.S. Ambassador to South
Africa.
0533 Incoming Telegram #38. Fr: [?] Clark. 0567
To: Dean Rusk.
July 9, t963. 5pp. JFK#12. C. 2/16/79.
U.S. Urges Voluntary Nonparticipation by 0571
South Africa in EGA to Avoid Expulsion from i
UN.
0538 Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
July 10, 1963. 1p. JFK#13. 0574
Message from Costa Rican President
Francisco Jose Orlich Bolmarcich and :
Reactions Abroad to U.S. Civil Rights Issue.
0539 CIA Memorandum. Fr: CIA. To: NA. 0575
July 11,1963. 13pp. JFK#14. S. 5/21/76.
African Heads of State Conference at Addis
Ababa, Ethiopia, and Its Aftermath.
0552 Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: McGeorge 0576
Bundy.
July 11,1963. 1p.JFK#15.
Information on South Africa. 0577
0553 Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 3pp.JFK#15a.
Data on Importance of U.S.-South African
Economic Relations. 0578
0556 Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
July 11,1963.1p. JFK#16. C. 8/30/76.
UN Security Council Meeting on Apartheid 0580
and Portuguese Territories in Africa.
0557 Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
July 11,1963. 5pp. JFK#17.
South African Plan for Development of 0581
Separate Semiautonomous Tribal Areas.
0562 Memorandum. Fr: Stewart L. Udall.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 11, 1963.1p.JFK#18.
Information for John F. Kennedy for His Visit
with President Julius Nyerere of Tanganyika. 0583
0563 Letter. Fr: Stewart L Udall. To: Dean Rusk.
June 28,1963. 1p. JFK#18a.
UdalPs Plans to Attend International Union for
Conservation of Nature and Natural
Resources in Nairobi, Kenya.
0564 Outgoing Telegram #42. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0585
To: U.S. Embassy, Pretoria and U.S. Mission,
Geneva.
July 11,1963. 2pp. JFK#19. C. 3/9/76.
U.S. Discusses Elements of Resolution
Suspending South Africa from Participation in
EGA.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 12,1963.1p. JFK#20. C. 10/27/76.
Status Report of African Reactions to Civil
Rights in U.S.
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
July 12,1963. 4pp. JFK#20a. C. 11/8/76.
African Reactions to Civil Rights in U.S.
Incoming Telegram #55. Fr: [?] Clark.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 13,1963. 2pp. JFK#21.
South African Police Arrest Black Opposition
Leaders and Their White Supporters.
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: John F. Kennedy.
July 13, 1963: ip.JFK#22.
U.S. Missile Tracking Station in South Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 15, 1963. 1p. JFK#23.
African Policy Committee.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#23a.
"Are You Ready to Name Someone?"
Letter. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: Dean Rusk.
June 21,1963. 1p. JFK#23b. LOU.
Response to Establishment of African Policy
Committee.
Letter. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 20,1963. 2pp. JFK#23c. LOU.
Proposal for Creation of African Policy
Committee. .
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
June 18,1963. 1p. JFK#23d. LOU.
Mandate and Functions of African Policy
Committee.
Incoming Telegram #259. Fr: Charles E.
Bohlen. To: Dean Rusk.
July 16,1963. 2pp. JFK#25. C. 2/16/79.
France Questions Advisability of Pursuing
Consultations on Security Council Resolution
against Portugal.
Incoming Telegram #156. Fr: [?] Yost.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 17,1963. 2pp. JFK#26. C. 3/9/76.
U.S. Position on UN Security Council
Meeting on Apartheid and Portuguese
Territories in Africa.
Incoming Telegram #123. Fr: Roger W.
Tubby. To: Dean Rusk.
July 22,1963. 1p. JFK#27. C. 3/9/76.
U.S. Efforts to Secure South Africa's
Nonparticipation in UN Economic and Social
Council (ECOSOC) and EGA.
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0709 Algeria•April 24-30,1961. 0728
0710 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0711 CIA Memorandum. Fr: Allen Dulles. To: John
F. Kennedy.
April 24, 1961. 4pp. [Note: Document
Retyped. Original First Page Included but
Unreadable.] JFK#1. S. 12/7/77.
Situation in France and Algiers regarding
Continuing Rebellion. 0730
0715 Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1a.
French Army Distribution as of April 24,1961.
0716 List. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1b.
French Transport Aircraft Available in Algeria 0734
according to October 1960 Figures. 0735
0717 Intelligence Information. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0736
NA. 1p. JFK#1c. S. 7/28/77 IP.
Algerian Coup Attempt by French Army
Troops Led by Colonel Guirand.
0718 Intelligence Information. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA.2pp.JFK#1d.
Opposition of French Army and Air Force 0738
President Charles de Gaulle Due to His
Policies on Algeria.
0720 Intelligence Information. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p. JFK#1e. S. 7/28/77 IP.
Situation in Algiers in Wake of Military Coup 0741
by French General Maurice Challe.
0721 Intelligence Information. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p. JFK#1f. S. 7/28/77 IP.
French Army Insurgents' Control of Algeria.
0722 Intelligence Information. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1g.
Question of Loyalty of French Troops In 0742
Germany during Algerian Army Coup.
0723 Intelligence Information. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p. JFK#1 h. S. 7/28/77 IP.
French President Charles de Gaulle Calls for
Activation of France's Alert Plans in
Response to Algerian Army Coup.
0724 Intelligence Information. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1 p. JFK#1 i. S. 7/28/77 IP. 0743
Attempts to Get Arms from French Ministry of
Interior for Paramilitary Organizations in
France.
0726 Intelligence Information. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0754
NA. 2pp. JFK#1j. S. 7/28/77 IP.
Possible Attack on Mainland France and
Paris by French Army Insurgents in Algeria.
26
Outgoing Telegram #4506. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
April 24, 1961. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 2/15/77.
French Press Report That General Maurice
Challe, Leader of French Army Insurgents in
Algeria, Had Asked John F. Kennedy for
Support to Block Mediterranean to
Communists.
Intelligence Information. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 3pp. JFK#3. S. 7/28/77 IP.
French Military Insurgent Control of Algeria
and Fears That Insurrection Will Spread to
Mainland France.
Algeria•May 1961.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Outgoing Telegram #4658. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
May 2, 1961. 2pp. JFK#1. S. 4/5/77.
Concern over French Accusations of U.S.
Encouragement of Rebellious Generals in
Algeria.
Incoming Telegram #4793. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
May 3, 1961. 3pp. JFK#2. S. 4/5/77.
French Comment on Alleged U.S. Role in
Attempted Coup of French Army In Algeria.
Incoming Telegram #4829. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
May5, 1961. 1p. JFK#3. C. 4/5/77.
Meeting between Gavin and Maurice Couve
de Murville, French Foreign Minister,
regarding Alleged CIA Involvement in French
Army Insurrection in Algeria.
Memorandum. Fr: J. S. Earman.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
NA. 1p.JFK#4.
'The Director Asked That I Forward Two
Attached Copies of Report Which Is Being
Disseminated to Members of USIB. He
Thought That President and You Might Find
This of Interest."
CIA Memorandum. Fr: CIA. To: NA.
May 22,1961.11 pp. JFK#4a. S. 2/7/77 IP.
Report on French Army Mutiny in Algeria and
Its Consequences.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
September 14,1961. 2pp. JFK#10a.
C. 3/14/78.
Discussion between Mohieddine Fekini,
Libyan Ambassador to U.S., and John F.
Kennedy regarding Libya's Role in Algerian
Situation.
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0756 Algeria•June 1961 -September 1961. 0782
0757 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0759 Incoming Airgram #G-2000. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
June 21, 1961.2pp. JFK#1. C. 2/14/77.
Alain Peyrefitte, Deputy of French Union for 0783
New Republic (UNR), Comments on
internationalization of Algerian Conflict.
0761 Incoming Airgram #G-130. Fr: [?] Johnson. 0784
To: Dean Rusk.
June 23, 1961. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 3/14/78.
Continuing Malaise of French Army in Algeria
following Collapse of Army Rebellion and
Unilateral French Interruption of Offensive
Military Operations. 0785
0763 Incoming Telegram #479. Fr: William J.
Porter. To: Dean Rusk.
June 28, 1961. 3pp. JFK#3. C. 2/14/77.
Points regarding Algerian Situation Made by
French President Charles de Gaulle.
0766 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0787
Augusts, 1961. 1p.JFK#4.
Status of Algerian Problem. 0788
0767 Report. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0789
NA. 2pp. JFK#4a. C. 2/14/77. 0790
Negotiations between France and Provisional
Government of Algeria.
0769 Incoming Telegram #1104. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
August 29,1961. 2pp. JFK#5. S. 2/14/77.
Discussions with French Foreign Minister 0793
Maurice Couve de Murville regarding
Leadership of Algerian FLN and Provisional
Government.
0771 Incoming Telegram #1138. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
August 30, 1961. 4pp. JFK#6. S. 2/14/77.
Discussions with Louis Joxe, French Minister 0795
for Algerian Affairs, regarding Political
Situation in Algeria and Prospects for
Reopening Negotiations with Provisional
Algerian Government.
0775 Incoming Telegram #1189. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk. 0797
September 1,1961.4pp. JFK#7. S. 2/14/77.
French Minister of Algerian Affairs Louis
Joxe's Negotiations with Algerian FLN.
0779 Incoming Telegram #1197. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk. 0801
September 2, 1961. 2pp. JFK#8. S. 2/14/77.
Discussions with French President Charles
de Gaulle regarding Algerian Situation.
Letter. Fr: Walter N. Walmsley. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
September 11, 1961. 1 p. JFK#9. C. 2/14/77.
Possible Contact between U.S. and
Provisional Government of Algeria.
Subfile: "President and Ambassador
Feklni of Libya, September 14,1963."
1p.JFK#10.
Incoming Telegram #1517. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
September 19,1961. 1p. JFK#11. S. 2/14/77.
French Concern over Implications of U.S.
Negotiations with Algerian FLN and
Provisional Government.
Incoming Telegram #124. Fr: William J.
Porter. To: Dean Rusk.
September 20, 1961. 2pp. JFK#12.
S. 2/14/77.
Violence between European and Moslem
Communities in Algeria.
Algeria•October 1961-November
1961.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Mandatory Review Classification Notice. 1 p.
Incoming Telegram #1796. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
October 3,1961. 3pp. JFK#1. C. 4/6/77.
French President Charles de Gaulle's
Speech on French Policy and Objectives in
Algeria.
Incoming Telegram #151. Fr: William J.
Porter. To: Dean Rusk.
October 5,1961. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 4/6/77.
French President Charles de Gaulle
Announces Intention of Placing Local
Security Force at Disposition of Provisional
Algerian Authorities.
Incoming Airgram #A-46. Fr: William J.
Porter. To: Dean Rusk.
October 12, 1961. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 4/6/77.
Factors Leading U.S. to Conclude Decisive
Moment in Struggle between French
Government and OAS Had Arrived.
Outgoing Telegram #2432. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, Paris, Tunis, and Rabat
and U.S. Consulate, Algiers.
October 26,1961. 4pp. JFK#4. S. 4/6/77.
U.S. Policy in Algerian Situation.
Memorandum. Fr: Major Dalton. To: General
Clifton.
October 31,1961.1 p. JFK#5.
Algerians Being Treated in U.S. for Wounds
Inflicted in Algerian Revolt.
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0802 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. 0825
To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 1, 1961.1 p. JFK#6. OUO.
Treatment of Severely Wounded Algerian
Veterans in U.S.
0803 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0826
NA. 1p.JFK#6a.OUO.
Treatment of Severely Wounded Algerian
Veterans in U.S.
0804 Incoming Telegram #641. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk. 0827
November 5, 1961. 4pp. JFK#7. S. 4/6/77.
U.S. Evaluation of Political Situation in
Algeria.
0806 Incoming Telegram #2475. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
November 8, 1961. 1p. JFK#8. C. 4/6/77.
French President Charles de Gaulle's Efforts 0828
to Move towards Algerian Settlement.
0810 Outgoing Telegram #2904. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
November 18, 1961. 2pp. JFK#9. C. 4/6/77.
Arab Ambassadors Ask U.S. to Help Solve
Hunger Strike of Algerian Prisoners in
France. 0830
0812 Outgoing Telegram #2918. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
November 20, 1961. 1p. JFK#10. S. 4/6/77.
U.S. Discussions with France regarding
Future Policy toward Algeria.
0813 Incoming Telegram #2759. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk. 0831
November 24, 1961. 2pp. JFK#11. C. 4/6/77.
Speech by French President Charles de
Gaulle Gives New Sense of Mission to
French Armed Forces.
0815 Incoming Telegram #2836. Fr: James M. 0832
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
November 30, 1961. 6pp. JFK#12. S. 4/6/77. 0833
U.S. Embassy Views on Relation of Algerian
Settlement to France's Future Role in
Western Alliance.
0839
0821 Algeria•December 1961-January
1962.
0822 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0824 Outgoing Telegram #3417. Fr: George Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris. 0840
December 15, 1961. 1p. JFK#1. C. 4/5/77.
U.S. Investigation into Contributions to OAS
by Unidentified Source.
Document
Copy of Outgoing Telegram #3417.
Fr: George Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
December 15,1961.1p. JFK#1. C. 4/5/77.
U.S. Investigation into Contributions to OAS
by Unidentified Source.
Incoming Telegram #3085. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
December 14,1961.1p. JFK#1a. C. 4/5/77.
Rumors That John Birch Society Intends to
Provide Financial Aid to OAS Extremists.
Incoming Telegram #284. Fr: William J.
Porter. To: Dean Rusk.
December 18,1961.1p. JFK#2. OUO.
Press Reports of Announcement by French
President Charles de Gaulle of Resumption
of Negotiations with Provisional Algerian
Government.
Incoming Telegram #3205. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
December 22, 1961. 2pp. JFk#3. C. 4/5/77.
U.S. Government Informs French
Ambassador That State Department Will No
Longer Refuse to See Provisional Algerian
Government Officials.
Incoming Telegram #3250. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
December 28,1961.1p. JFK#4. C. 4/5/77.
French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de
Murville Asks U.S. State Department to
Temporarily Refrain from Meeting with
Provisional Algerian Government Officials.
Incoming Telegram. Fr: CIA. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
Januarys, 1962.1p. JFK#5a. S. 12/13/77.
Report of Possible OAS Attack on French
Army Garrisons.
John F. Kennedy Library Note. 1 p. JFK#6.
'There Is No Document #6."
CIA Memorandum. Fr: CIA. To: NA.
January 5, 1962. 6pp. JFK#7. NA. 9/7/77 IP.
Reports of Imminent OAS Military Attacks on
French Army Garrisons.
Outgoing Telegram. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: General Clifton.
January 6,1962.1p. JFK#8. S. 12/13/77.
Report of Possible OAS Attack on French
Army Garrisons.
Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: Carl Kaysen.
NA. 1p.JFK#9.
"Mr. Helms's Office Calls Your Attention to
This One."
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0841 CIA Information Report #TDCS DB-3/ 0879
649,132. Fr: CIA. To: NA.
January 18,1962. 3pp. JFK#9a. NA. 9/7/77
IP.
Status of Provisional Algerian Government's 0880
Negotiations with Government of France.
0844 Incoming Telegram #3503. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
January 19,1962. 3pp. JFK#10. C. 4/5/77.
Desirability of Raising Question with France 0881
of Long-Term Aspects of U.S. Aid to Algeria
or Multilateral Approach on Aid.
0847 CIA Information Report #TDCS DB-3/
649,153. Fr: CIA. To: NA.
January 19,1962. 3pp. JFK#11. NA. 9/7/77 0882
IP.
Status of Provisional Algerian Government's
Negotiations with Government of France.
0850 Incoming Telegram #3632. Fr: James M. 0883
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
January 27,1962. 4pp. JFK#12. S. 4/5/77.
Status of Negotiations between France and
Provisional Algerian Government. 0884
0854 Algeria•February 1-14,1962.
0855 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
0856 Incoming Telegram #2640. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk. 0885
February 2,1962.1 p. JFK#2. C. 4/5/77.
Algerian FLN Representative Abdelkader
Chanderli Discusses Status of Negotiations
with France.
0857 Memorandum. Fr: Walt W. Rostow.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0886
February 2,1962.1 p. JFK#3.
Tuesday Planning Group Meeting on Algeria
and Punta del Este Conference, February 6,
1962. 0887
0858 Draft Report. Fr: W. R. Polk. To: NA.
January 30,1962. 18pp. JFK#3a. S. 4/5/77.
Objectives of U.S. Policy in Algeria in 1962.
0876 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
February 2,1962.1p. JFK#4. C. 4/5/77.
Suggested Text for Use in Event of Algerian 0888
Cease-fire Agreement. 0889
0877 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Charles 0892
de Gaulle.
NA.1 p. JFK#4a.C. 4/5/77.
Algerian Cease-fire and Settlement.
0878 Handwritten List. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
List of Objectives.
Document
Draft Press Statement. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1 p. JFK#4b. C. 4/5/77.
Conclusion of Cease-fire Agreement between
France and Algerian FLN.
Memorandum. Fr: Robert W. Komer.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
February 5, 1962.1p. JFK#5. C. 2/15/77.
U.S. Reaction to Possible Algerian
Settlement.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
February 2, 1962.1p. JFK#5a. C. 4/5/77.
Suggested Text for Use in Event of Algerian
Cease-fire Agreement.
Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Charles
de Gaulle.
NA. 1 p. JFK#4a. C. 4/5/77.
Algerian Cease-fire and Settlement.
Draft Press Statement. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA.1 p. JFK#4b.C. 4/5/77.
Conclusion of Cease-fire Agreement between
France and Algerian FLN.
Memorandum. Fr: Robert W. Komer.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
February 9,1962.1p. JFK#6. S. 4/5/77.
White House Statement at Time of Algerian
Cease-fire.
Incoming Telegram #3779. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
February 8,1962.1p. JFK#6a. C. 4/5/77.
French Suspicion of U.S. Support of OAS in
Effort to Block Implementation of Settlement
in Algeria.
Incoming Telegram #3877. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
February 14,1962. 1p. JFK#7. C. 4/5/77.
Possibility of Algerian Settlement.
Outgoing Telegram #4401. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
February 14,1962. 1p. JFK#8. S. 4/5/77.
Official U.S. Reaction to French Reports of
American Involvement in OAS Activities in
Algeria.
Algeria•February 15-28,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Outgoing Telegram #4419. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris and U.S. Consulate,
Algiers.
February 15, 1962. 3pp. JFK#1. C. 2/21/78.
U.S. Public Statement on Algerian Cease-fire
Agreement.
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0895 Incoming Telegram #388. Fr: William J. 0911
Porter. To: Dean Rusk.
February 16,1962. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 2/21/78.
U.S. Comments on Algerian Cease-fire
Agreement.
0897 Incoming Telegram #3912. Fr: James M. 0912
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
February 17,1962. 3pp. JFK#3. C. 2/21 /78.
Tone of U.S. Public Statement on Algerian
Cease-fire Agreement.
0900 Incoming Telegram #3947. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
. February 20,1962. 2pp. JFK#4. S. 2/21/78. 0913
Discussions with French Foreign Minister
Maurice Couve de Murville regarding U.S.
Relations with Algeria after Settlement.
0902 Incoming Telegram #3957. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
February 20,1962. 1p. JFK#5. S. 2/21/78.
Discussions with French President Charles
de Gaulle regarding Algerian Settlement and 0916
Possible U.S. Assistance to New Nation.
0903 Incoming Telegram #2830. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
February 20,1962. 1p. JFK#6. C. 2/21/78.
Date Set for Franco-Algerian Accord and
Return of Algerian President Ahmed Ben
Bella to Algeria. 0917
0904 Incoming Telegram #2850. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
February 21,1962. 2pp. JFK#7. C. 2/21/78.
Possible Repercussions in UN of Franco-
Algerian Settlement. 0918
0906 Incoming Telegram #2856. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
February 21,1962. 3pp. JFK#8. C. 2/21/78
IP. 0920
Discussion as to Whether Independent
Algeria Intends to Vote with Casablanca
Group in UN General Assembly.
0909 Handwritten Note. Fr: Robert W. Komer.
To: Bromley K. Smith. 0921
February 21,1962. 1p. JFK#9.
Discussion over Clearance of Unidentified
Document.
0910 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
February 20,1962. 1p. JFK#9a. S. 2/21/78.
Use of U.S. Military Forces and Facilities for
Emergency Evacuation of U.S. Citizens from
Algeria.
Document
Incoming Telegram #407. Fr: William J.
Porter. To: Dean Rusk.
February 23,1962.1p. JFK#10. S. 2/21/78.
French Reluctance to Discuss Problems of
Future U.S. Aid to Algeria.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
February 23,1962.1p. JFK#11.
Standby Oral Messages from John F.
Kennedy to Algerian FLN Leader Ben
Youssef Ben Khedda and French President
Charles de Gaulle.
Telegraph Branch Work Copy. Fr: NA.
To: U.S. Embassy, Tunis.
February 22,1962. 3pp. JFK#11a.
S. 2/21/78.
Standby Oral Messages from John F.
Kennedy to Algerian FLN Leader Ben
Youssef Ben Khedda and French President
Charles de Gaulle.
Telegraph Branch Work Copy. Fr: NA.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
February 22,1962.1p. JFK#11b. S. 2/21/78.
Message from John F. Kennedy to French
President Charles de Gaulle on
Announcement of Algerian Cease-fire
Agreement.
Memorandum and Copy. Fr: Robert W.
Komer. To: McGeorge Bundy.
February 23,1962.1p. JFK#12.
White House Statement on Signing of
Algerian Cease-fire Agreement.
Draft Statement. Fr: W. Whitman. To: NA.
February 23,1962.1p. JFK#12a. C. 2/21/78.
U.S. Statement in Event of Cease-fire
Agreement in Algeria.
Outgoing Telegram #4568. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
February 23,1962.1p. JFK#13. C. 2/21/78.
U.S. Public Statement on Announcement of
Algerian Cease-fire Agreement.
Outgoing Telegram #4554. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
February 22, 1962.1p. JFK#14. NA. 2/21/78.
Message from John F. Kennedy to French
President Charles de Gaulle on
Announcement of Algerian Cease-fire
Agreement.
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0922 Incoming Telegram #4004. Fr: James M. 0932
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
February 24,1962.1p. JFK#15. S. 2/21/78.
Discussions with French Foreign Minister
Maurice Couve de Murville regarding
Possible U.S. Cooperation with France on
Program of Assistance to New Algerian 0935
Government.
0923 Outgoing Telegram #NA. Fr: McGeorge
Bundy. To: Andrew Hatcher and Col.
Geoffrey McHugh.
NA. 1p.JFK#16. C. 2/21/78.
John F. Kennedy's Statement on Signing of 0938
Franco-Algerian Cease-fire Agreement.
0924 Incoming Telegram #416. Fr: William J.
Porter. To: Dean Rusk.
February 27, 1962. 1 p. JFK#17. C. 2/21/78.
"We Believe Statement Appropriate and
Useful as Drafted. OAS Resentment 0940
Possible, but We Have No Change to
Suggest on That Account."
0925 Incoming Telegram #4040. Fr: [?] Lyon.
To: Dean Rusk. 0942
February 27,1962.1p. JFK#18. S. 2/21/78.
French Government Informed of John F.
Kennedy's Message to Algerian FLN Leader
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda.
0926 Algeria•March 1-9,1962. 0943
0927 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
0928 Outgoing Telegram #4677. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
March 1, 1962.1p. JFK#1. S. 2/21/78.
John F. Kennedy's Message to Algerian FLN
Leader Ben Youssef Ben Khedda on
Successful Conclusion of Algerian Cease-fire
Agreement. 0944
0929 Draft Statement. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1 p. JFK#2a.C. 2/21/78.
U.S. Public Statement in Event of Cease-fire
Accord on Algeria.
0930 White House Outgoing Message. 0945
Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: Andrew Hatcher
and Col. Godfrey McHugh.
February 24,1962.1p. JFK#2b. C. 2/21/78.
John F. Kennedy's Public Statement in Event 0946
of Cease-fire Accord on Algeria.
0931 Draft Statement. Fr: W. Whitman. To: NA.
February 23, 1962.1p. JFK#2c. C. 2/21/78.
U.S. Public Statement in Event of Cease-fire
Accord on Algeria. 0947
Document
Outgoing Telegram #4419. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris and U.S. Consulate,
Algiers.
February 15,1962. 3pp. JFK#2d. C. 2/21/78.
White House Public Statement in Event of
Cease-fire Agreement in Algeria.
Outgoing Telegram #515. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Tunis.
February 22,1962. 3pp. JFK#2e. S. 2/21/78.
John F. Kennedy's Message to Algerian FLN
Leader Ben Youssef Ben Khedda on Algerian
Cease-fire Agreement.
Incoming Telegram #912. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 5,1962. 2pp. JFK#3. S. 2/21/78.
Provisional Algerian Government Agrees to
Proceed with Public Negotiations with
France.
Incoming Telegram #426. Fr: William J.
Porter. To: Dean Rusk.
March 5,1962. 2pp. JFK#4. S. 2/24/78 IP.
Information on OAS Activities in Algeria.
Incoming Telegram #4135. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
March 5,1962.1p. JFK#5. C. 2/21/78.
Suggestion That U.S. Avoid Recognizing
OAS in Government Documents due to
French Attitude.
Incoming Telegram #4138. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
March 5,1962.1p. JFK#6. C. 2/21/78.
"Possible Course of Action Referenced
Telegram Discussed March 5 with Algeria
Liaison Section Foreign Office Which Found
It Satisfactory So Far as Government of
France Concerned."
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: Pierre Salinger.
March 5,1962.1p.JFK#7.
Proposed U.S. Statement in Event of Cease-
fire Accord in Algeria.
Draft Statement. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1 p. JFK#7b.C. 2/21/78.
U.S. Public Statement in Event of Cease-fire
Accord in Algeria.
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: Lucius D. Battle.
March 5,1962.1p.JFK#8.
Proposed U.S. Statement in Event of Cease-
fire Accord in Algeria.
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: Pierre Salinger.
March 5,1962. 1p.JFK#8a.
Proposed U.S. Statement in Event of Cease-
fire Accord in Algeria.
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0948 Draft Statement. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0961
NA. 1p. JFK#8c.C. 2/21/78.
U.S. Public Statement in Event of Cease-fire
Accord in Algeria.
0949 Incoming Telegram #4149. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
March 6, 1962. 2pp. JFK#10. S. 2/21/78 IP.
Condition of French Military Units in Algeria. 0966
0951 Incoming Telegram #2986. Fr: Adlai E. 0967
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk. 0968
March 6, 1962. 1p. JFK#11. S. 2/21/78.
Possible Luncheon Invitation to Algerian FLN
Representative Abdelkader Chanderli.
0952 Incoming Telegram #4202. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
March 8, 1962. 1p. JFK#12. S. 2/21/78. 0969
Possible Date for Signing of Cease-fire
Agreement between France and Algeria.
0953 Incoming Telegram #3015. Fr: [?] Yost.
To: Dean Rusk.
March 8, 1962. 2pp. JFK#13. C. 2/21/78 IP. 0970
Negotiations regarding French Declaration of
Intentions with respect to Algeria.
0955 Incoming Telegram #442. Fr: William J.
Porter. To: Dean Rusk.
March 9,1962.1p. JFK#15. C. 2/21/78 IP.
Letter Dealing with OAS Leader Raoul Salan
and OAS Intentions in Algeria. 0971
0956 Incoming Telegram #444. Fr: William J.
Porter. To: Dean Rusk.
March 9, 1962. 1p. JFK#16. C. 2/21/78.
Suggestion for Increased Algerian FLN 0976
Control over Moslem Masses.
0957 Incoming Telegram #4216. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
March 9, 1962. 1p. JFK#17. C. 2/21/78.
New Algerian FLN Demands in Cease-fire
Negotiations with France. 0979
0958 Incoming Telegram #4223. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
March 9, 1962. 1p. JFK#18. C. 2/21/78.
Greek Embassy Inquiry regarding U.S.
Messages of Congratulations to Algerian FLN
and French Government following Cease-fire 0981
Agreement.
0959 Department of State Airgram #A-142.
Fr: William J. Porter. To: Department of State.
March 9,1962. 2pp. JFK#19. C. 2/21/78.
U.S. Contacts with Algerian Provisional 0982
Executive.
32
Document
Department of State Airgram #A-156.
Fr: Graham A. Martin. To: Department of
State.
March 9, 1962. 5pp. JFK#20. C. 2/21/78.
Role of International Agencies in Algerian
Assistance Programs.
Algeria•March 10-15,1962.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Incoming Telegram #1525. Fr: Phillip W.
Bonsai. To: Dean Rusk.
March 10, 1962.1p. JFK#1. S. 10/11/77.
French Security Arrangements for Return of
Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella to
Morocco.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
March 10, 1962.1p. JFK#2. S. 10/11/77.
Proposed U.S. Statement in Event of Cease-
fire Accord in Algeria.
Outgoing Telegram #4677. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
March 1, 1962. 1p. JFK#2e. S. 2/21/78.
Message from John F. Kennedy to Algerian
FLN Leader Ben Youssef Ben Khedda on
Successful Conclusion of Algerian Cease-fire
Agreement.
Incoming Telegram #448. Fr: William J.
Porter. To: Dean Rusk.
March 12, 1962. 5pp. JFK#3. C. 10/11/77.
Franco-Algerian Cease-fire Negotiations.
Incoming Telegram #450. Fr: William J.
Porter. To: Dean Rusk.
March 13, 1962. 3pp. JFK#4. C. 10/11/77.
OAS Leader Raoul Salan's Message to
Heads of State of U.S., Great Britain, and
Italy.
Incoming Telegram #458. Fr: William J.
Porter. To: Dean Rusk.
March 14, 1962. 2pp. JFK#5. C. 10/11/77.
Information regarding Activation of French
Force Locale to Serve under Algerian FLN's
Provisional Executive.
Incoming Telegram #935. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 14, 1962.1p. JFK#6. S. 2/24/78 IP.
Date Set for Signing of Algerian Cease-fire
Agreement.
Incoming Telegram #4297. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
March 14, 1962. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 10/11/77.
Foreign Embassy Inquiries regarding U.S.
Message of Felicitation to France and
Algerian FLN on Conclusion of Hostilities.
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0984 Incoming Telegram #936. Fr: Walter N. 0997
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk. *
March 14,1962. 2pp. JFK#9. S. 10/11/77.
Agreement between Provisional Algerian
Government and France regarding Return of
Algerian Refugees from Tunisia and
Morocco.
0986 Memorandum. Fr: Melvin Manfull.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
March 14,1962.1p. JFK#10.
Anticipated Announcement of Algerian
Cease-fire.
0987 Incoming Telegram #4297. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
March 14,1962.2pp. JFK#10b. C. 10/11/77. 0001
Foreign Embassy Inquiries regarding U.S. 0002
Message of Felicitation to France and 0005
Algerian FLN on Conclusion of Hostilities.
0989 Incoming Telegram #460. Fr: William J.
Porter. To: Dean Rusk.
March 15,1962. 2pp. JFK#11. C. 10/11/77.
OAS Intentions on Eve of Expected Ceasefire
Proclamation in Algeria. 0006
0991 Incoming Telegram #4311. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
March 15,1962.1p. JFK#12. OUO.
Rumors of Appointment of French General
Pierre Billotte as French High Commissioner
in Algeria.
0992 Incoming Telegram #4314. Fr: James M. 0007
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
March 15,1962.2pp. JFK#13. C. 10/11/77.
Cease-fire Negotiations between France and
Algerian FLN.
0994 Incoming Telegram #1550. Fr: Phillip W. 0009
Bonsai. To: Dean Rusk.
March 15,1962.1p. JFK#14. S. 10/11/77.
U.S. Agrees to Refrain from Meeting with
Provisional Algerian Government
Representatives until Normal Relations
Established.
0995 Incoming Telegram #940. Fr: Walter N. 0010
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 15,1962.1 p. JFK#15. C. 2/24/78 IP.
Tunisian Government Planning for
Prospective Release of Algerian President
Ahmed Ben Bella.
0996 Incoming Telegram #941. Fr: Walter N. 0011
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 15,1962.1p. JFK#16. C. 10/11/77.
Provisional Algerian Government Expresses
Regrets over Lack of British and U.S.
Representation at Airport Departure of
Algerian Ministers.
Reels
Document
Outgoing Telegram #546. Fr: George Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Tunis.
March 15, 1962.1p. JFK#17. S. 10/11/77.
U.S. Reviews Terms of Algerian Cease-fire
Agreement before Issuing Instructions to
Embassies.
Angola
Source and Editorial Note. 1p.
Folder Title List. 9pp.
Angola•January 1961-June 1961.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Memorandum. Fr: Chester Bowles. To: John
F. Kennedy.
April 20,1961. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 4/18/76.
Use of U.S. Military Forces and Facilities for
Emergency Evacuation of U.S. Citizens from
Angola.
Outgoing Telegram #669. Fr: Chester
Bowles. To: U.S. Embassies, Lisbon and
Leopoldville.
May 8,1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/18/76.
State Department Orders U.S. Embassy,
Leopoldville Not to Initiate Further Contacts
with UPA Leader Holden Roberto.
Outgoing Telegram #1649. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
May 23,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 5/18/76.
Question of U.S. Support for Angolan
Insurgents.
Incoming Telegram #820. Fr: C. Burke
Elbrick. To: Dean Rusk.
May 1,1961. 1 p. JFK#NA. C. 5/18/76.
Portugal Claims Knowledge of Close
Relationship between U.S. Embassy,
Leopoldville and UPA Leader Holden
Roberto.
Incoming Telegram #1590. Fr: Thomas K.
Finletter. To: Dean Rusk.
May 19, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 5/18/76.
U.S. Denies Portuguese Charges of Giving
Aid to Angolan Terrorists at North Atlantic
Council (NAG) Meeting.
Incoming Telegram #905. Fr: C. Burke
Elbrick. To: Dean Rusk.
May 18, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. S. 5/18/76.
Discussions with Portuguese Foreign
Minister Franco Nogueira regarding Reports
of Foreign Participation in Acts of Terrorism in
Northern Angola.
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0012 Incoming Telegram #920. Fr: C. Burke 0031
Elbrick. To: Dean Rusk.
May 20,1961. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 5/18/76.
U.S. Denies Giving Aid to Angolan Terrorists.
0014 Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. NA. IP. 0032
Biographical Sketch of Haldane Roberto
(Holden Roberto).
0016 Outgoing Telegram #2362. Fr: Chester 0036
Bowles. To: U.S. Mission to UN.
May 31, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/18/76.
Preliminary Guidance regarding Possible UN
Security Cou ncil Meeting on Angola. 0042
0018 Incoming Telegram #3242. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
June 2,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. NA. IP.
UN Security Council Resolution on
Portuguese Territories in Africa. 0044
0020 Outgoing Telegram #2406. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
June 7,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/18/76.
U.S. Maneuverability and Leverage in UN
Security Council Resolution regarding
Angola.
0022 Outgoing Telegram #774. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0046
To: U.S. Embassy, Lisbon.
June 7,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/18/76.
Letter from Rusk to Portuguese Foreign
Minister Franco Nogueira regarding Greater
Autonomy for Portuguese Territories in Africa.
0025 Outgoing Telegram #775. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Lisbon. 0047
June 7,1961. 1 p. JFK#NA. S. 5/18/76. 0048
Discussions between U.S. Ambassador C. 0049
Burke Elbrick and Portuguese Foreign 0051
Minister Franco Nogueira regarding
Portuguese Territories in Africa.
0026 Incoming Telegram #998. Fr: C. Burke
Elbrick. To: Dean Rusk.
June 8,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/18/76.
Discussions with Portuguese Foreign 0053
Minister Franco Nogueira regarding U.S.
Position on Portuguese Territories in Africa.
0028 Incoming Telegram #4994. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk. 0068
June 8,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. NA. IP.
U.S. Agrees to Vote Affirmatively on Angola
Resolution in UN Security Council.
0030 Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: McGeorge Bundy and Walt W. Rostow. 0088
June 21, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 8/30/76.
First Meeting of U.S. Angola Task Force.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Kenneth R. Hansen. To: G.
Mennen Williams.
June 21, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 12/22/76.
Draft of "Need for Action" Section for
Consideration by U.S. Angola Task Force.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#NA. S. 1 /30/79.
Situation in Portuguese Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 6pp. JFK#NA. S. 1/30/79.
Recommendations for Action, regarding
Reforms in Portuguese Territories in Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Kenneth R. Hansen.
To: Director [?] and McGeorge Bundy.
June 28, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. S. 12/22/76.
U.S. Task Force on Portuguese Territories in
Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 29, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. NA. IP.
U.S. Task Force on Portuguese Territories in
Africa Discusses Difference between State
and Defense Departments regarding Azores
Base.
Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: McGeorge Bundy and Walt W. Rostow.
June 30, 1961. 1 p. JFK#NA. C. 3/17/76.
Kenneth Hansen Discusses Problems of U.S.
Task Force on Portuguese Territories with G.
Mennen Williams.
Angola•July 1961.
List of Unclassified Documents. 1p.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 4,1961. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 5/9/79.
Background Information for Bundy's Meeting
with G. Mennen Williams regarding U.S. Task
Force on Angola.
Report. Fr: G. Mennen Williams. To: NA.
July 2,1961. 15pp. JFK#NA. S. 5/9/79 IP.
Report of Chairman of Task Force on
Portuguese Territories in Africa.
Report. Fr: G. Mennen Williams. To: NA.
July 4,1961. 20pp. JFK#NA. S. 5/9/79 IP.
Report and Recommendations of Chairman
of Task Force on Portuguese Territories in
Africa.
Outgoing Telegram #17. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Lisbon.
July 6,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/21/76.
Appointment with Portuguese Premier
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar regarding
Portuguese Territories in Africa.
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0091 Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. 0121
To: McGeorge Bundy and Walt W. Rostow.
July 10, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 5/9/79.
Policy Planning Group Meeting on Retention
of U.S. Azores Base Rights, July 11,1961.
0092 Incoming Telegram #51. Fr: C. Burke Elbrick.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 11, 1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/21/76. 0125
Portuguese Foreign Minister Franco
Nogueira Accuses U.S. of Being Chief
Architect of Portugal's Difficulties in Africa.
0095 Department of State Intelligence Note.
Fr: Roger Hilsman. To: Dean Rusk.
July 12, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/21/76. 0126
Angola and Portuguese Territories in Asia.
0097 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
July 12, 1961. 9pp. JFK#NA. S. NA. IP.
U.S. Efforts to Persuade Portuguese Premier 0127
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar to Make Reforms
in Portugal's African Territories.
0106 Memorandum. Fr: Walt W. Rostow. To: John
F. Kennedy.
July 14, 1961. 4pp. JFK#NA. S. 1/30/79 IP. 0128
Background Meeting for Kennedy's Meeting
on July 14,1961, with Dean Rusk and Robert
S. McNamara on Angola Problem.
0110 Memorandum. Fr: Walt W. Rostow. To: John 0129
F. Kennedy.
July 14, 1961. 4pp. JFK#NA. S. 1/30/79 IP.
Background Meeting for Kennedy's Meeting
on July 14,1961, with Dean Rusk and Robert 0130
S. McNamara on Angola Problem.
0114 Incoming Telegram #73. Fr: C. Burke Elbrick.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 15, 1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/21/76. 0131
Portuguese Premier Antonio de Oliveira
Salazar's Reply to U.S. Appeal for Reform in
Portugal's African Territories.
0117 Incoming Telegram #93. Fr: C. Burke Elbrick.
To: Dean Rusk. 0132
July 18,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/21/76.
Discussions with Portuguese Premier
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar regarding
Portugal's Request for U.S. Material
Assistance for Portuguese Africa. 0135
0119 Incoming Telegram #102. Fr:[?] Greene.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 22, 1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/21/76.
Meeting with Nigerian Foreign Minister Jaja
Wachuku regarding Angola.
Document
Incoming Telegram #124. Fr: C. Burke
Elbrick. To: Dean Rusk.
July 22, 1961. 4pp. [Note: Includes Corrected
Page 1.] JFK#NA. C. 5/21/76.
Meeting with Portuguese Premier Antonio de
Oliveira Salazar regarding UN Interference in
Portuguese Rule in Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: C. V. Clifton. To: Maxwell
D. Taylor.
July 27, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
The President Read Attached Report and
Made No Additional Comment. Is There Any
Followup Necessary from Mr. Bundy's Staff."
Memorandum. Fr: Maxwell D. Taylor.
To: John F. Kennedy.
July 21, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Angolan Students in France and Switzerland.
Incoming Telegram #31. Fr: Graham A.
Martin. To: Dean Rusk.
July 10, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Angolan Students Studying in Portugal Seek
Political Asylum in France and Switzerland.
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Dean Acheson.
NA. 1 p. JFK#NA. NA. 6/6/76.
Review of U.S. Policy toward Portugal and
Angola.
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Dean Acheson.
NA. 1p. JFK#NA. NA. 6/6/76.
Review of U.S. Policy toward Portugal and
Angola.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 28, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Angolan Students.
Memorandum. Fr: Francis P. Miller.
To: Samuel E. Belk.
July 26, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/21/76.
Report on Sixty-one Angolan Students in
France and Switzerland.
Outgoing Telegram #125. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Lisbon.
July 28, 1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/16/76.
Use of U.S. Military Assistance Program
Equipment in Portuguese Territories in Africa.
Outgoing Telegram #531. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
July 31,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/21/76.
Request for Meeting between Nigerian
Foreign Minister Jaja Wachuku and
Portuguese Leaders in London to Discuss
Angolan Situation.
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0137 Angola•Presidential Task Force 0271
on Portuguese Territories In Africa,
July 12,1961.
0138 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
0139 Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
July 12, 1961. 92pp. JFK#NA. S. 12/9/76 IP. 0272
Presidential Task Force on Portuguese
Territories in Africa [Political Situation in
Portugal and Portuguese Africa; Economic
Relations between Portugal and Her African
Territories; U.S. Military Interests in Portugal
and Portuguese Africa; and Psychological
Impact of Angolan Question]. 0273
0234 Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
July 12, 1961. 12pp. JFK#1a. S. 12/9/76 IP.
Recommendations of Presidential Task Force
on Portuguese Territories in Africa.
0277
0247 Angola•August 1961-December 1961.
0248 List of Unclassified Documents. 1p.
0249 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
0251 Outgoing Telegram #132. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Lisbon.
July 28,1961. 6pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/28/76. 0280
Discussion of U.S. Views and Concerns
regarding Angolan Situation with Portuguese
Ambassador Theotonio Pereira.
0257 Incoming Telegram #328. Fr: [?] Plimpton.
To: Dean Rusk. 0283
August 3,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 5/28/76.
Recommendations for U.S. Courses of Action
in Connection with Portuguese African
Territories Problem in UN.
0260 Incoming Telegram #184. Fr: C. Burke 0284
Elbrick. To: Dean Rusk.
August 3,1961. 4pp. JFK#NA. S. 5/27/76 IP.
State Department Informed That Portuguese
Government Is Entitled to Use U.S. Military
Assistance Program Equipment in Africa
under Terms of Secret Exchange of Letters in 0286
1951.
0264 Incoming Telegram #191. Fr: C. Burke
Elbrick. To: Dean Rusk.
August 5,1961. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/28/76.
Meeting with Portuguese Ambassador 0290
Theotonio Pereira to Discuss U.S. Position
on Portuguese Territories in Africa.
0268 Outgoing Telegram. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: U.S.
Embassy, Lisbon.
August 11,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. S. 5/28/76.
U.S. Complaint That Portuguese Diversion of
Military Assistance Program Equipment for
Use in African Territories without Consent
Violates Bilateral Military Defense
Agreement.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #171. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Lisbon.
August 11, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA. C. 5/28/76.
U.S. Approach to Vatican regarding
Developments in Angola.
Incoming Telegram #228. Fr: C. Burke
Elbrick. To: Dean Rusk.
August 14, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/28/76.
Meeting with Portuguese Foreign Minister
Franco Nogueira regarding Possible Publicity
on U.S. Policy with respect to Land Grabs
against Portuguese Overseas Territories.
Incoming Telegram #25. Fr: [?] Taft. To: Dean
Rusk.
August 16,1961. 4pp. JFK#NA. S. 5/28/76.
G. Mennen Williams's Report of His Trip to
Angola.
Outgoing Telegram #213. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Lisbon.
August 22, 1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/28/76.
Conversation between Rusk and Portuguese
Foreign Minister Franco Nogueira regarding
Military Situation in Angola.
Memorandum. Fr: Robert S. McNamara.
To: John F. Kennedy.
August 25, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 1/24/76.
Portuguese Use of U.S. Military Equipment in
Angola.
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
August 29, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. S. 5/28/76.
U.S. Restriction of Arms Shipments to
Portugal and Its Territories.
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: John F. Kennedy.
August 31, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 11/29/77
IP.
Portuguese Use of U.S. Military Equipment in
Angola.
Incoming Telegram #310. Fr: C. Burke
Elbrick. To: Dean Rusk.
August 31,1961. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/28/76.
Direction of Portuguese Overseas Policy
toward Evolution of Multiracial Society.
Incoming Telegram #316. Fr: C. Burke
Elbrick. To: Dean Rusk.
September 1,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 5/28/76.
Portugal Informed of Plans of Angolan Rebel
Movement in Congo for Renewed Military
Offensive.
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0292 Incoming Telegram #150. Fr: William M. Blair, 0325
Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 8, 1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. S. 5/27/76
IP.
Meeting with Portuguese Foreign Minister
Franco Nogueira regarding His Appearance 0326
before North Atlantic Council (NAC).
0295 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 20,1961. 1p. JFK#NA. QUO.
Jailing of Four Methodist Missionaries in 0327
Angola.
0296 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
U.S. Concern over Arrest of Four Methodist
Missionaries in Angola.
0297 Incoming Telegram #418. Fr: U.S. Embassy, 0328
Lisbon. To: Dean Rusk.
September 29,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA.
C. 6/12/78 IP.
Portuguese Foreign Minister Franco
Nogueira's Reply to U.S. Urgings to Provide 0330
Reforms in Overseas Territories.
0300 Incoming Telegram #422. Fr: U.S. Embassy,
Lisbon. To: Dean Rusk.
September 29,1961. 8pp. JFK#NA.
C. 6/12/78 IP.
Portuguese Foreign Minister Franco 0332
Nogueira's Letter to Rusk.
0308 Angola•January 1962-December
1962.
0309 List of Unclassified Documents. 1p. 0334
0310 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0314 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
April 3, 1962. 4pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/16/76 IP.
Portuguese Suspicions regarding U.S. Role
in Angola. 0338
0318 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
April 4, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/16/76 IP.
Possible Creation of Commonwealth
Association Including Portugal, Brazil, and 0340
Other Members.
0321 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
April 12, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/16/76 IP.
Discussion of Political Situation in Angola. 0342
0324 Incoming Telegram #4057. Fr: [?] Plimpton.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 19, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/23/76.
Question of Portuguese Government's
Cooperation with UN Subcommittee on
Angola.
Incoming Telegram #1204. Fr: C. Burke
Elbrick. To: Dean Rusk.
June 23,1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/23/76.
Former Portuguese Defense Minister Santos
Costa's Comments on Angolan Conflict.
Incoming Telegram #65. Fr: Roger W. Tubby.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 17,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/16/76 IP.
Possible NATO Discussion of Angolan
Situation.
Incoming Telegram #55. Fr: C. Burke Elbrick.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 19,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 7/23/76.
Portuguese Government Agrees to Give
Favorable Consideration to Rusk's
"Rapporteur" Suggestion regarding Angola.
Department of State Airgram #A-78. Fr: [?]
Yost. To: Dean Rusk.
July 19, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/23/76.
List of NATO Arms Allegedly Employed by
Portuguese in Angola.
Incoming Telegram #62. Fr: C. Burke Elbrick.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 20,1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/23/76.
U.S. Caution regarding Any Concentrated
NATO Effort.to Exert Pressure on Portugal on
Subject of Angola.
Outgoing Telegram #253. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
July 19, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/16/76 IP.
Advantages of Possible NATO Discussion of
Angolan Situation.
Outgoing Telegram #58. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Lisbon.
July 26,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/23/76.
State Department Encouraged by Positive
Portuguese Response to Rusk's
"Rapporteur" Suggestion regarding Angola.
Department of State Intelligence Note.
Fr: Roger Hilsman. To: Dean Rusk.
August 7,1962.1p. JFK#NA. S. 2/15/79.
Leadership Change Spurs Unification of
Angolan Nationalists.
Outgoing Telegram #74. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
August 8,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/23/76.
Portuguese Government's Response to
Suggestion of UN "Rapporteur" for Angola.
Incoming Telegram #182. Fr: [?] Blue.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 30, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/23/76.
Portugal Lacks Confidence in U.S. Motives
regarding Angola.
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0344 Outgoing Telegram #670. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0363
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
September 17,1962.1p. JFK#NA.
C. 7/23/76.
U.S. Intervention in UN Committee Draft on
Angola.
0345 Incoming Telegram #797. Fr: Adlai E. 0364
Stevenson. To: Deari Rusk.
September 17,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA.
UN General Assembly's Draft Resolution on
Angola.
0348 Incoming Telegram #806. Fr: Adlai E. 0367
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
September 18, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA.
C. 7/23/76.
UN Subcommittee on Angola Chairman
Carlos Salamanca's Reactions on Trip to
Leopoldville to Meet with Angolan Refugees. 0369
0351 Incoming Telegram #813. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
September 19, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
C. 7/23/76.
Italy Abstains on Angola Resolution in
Committee of Seventeen.
0352 Outgoing Telegram #146. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Lisbon. 0370
September 13,1962. 4pp. JFK#NA.
C. 7/23/76.
U.S. Makes Diplomatic Effort at UN in Order
to Have "Rapporteur" Appointed for Angola.
0356 Outgoing Telegram #398. Fr: George Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
September 21,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. 0373
C. 7/23/76.
U.S. Response to Portuguese Presentation
at North Atlantic Council (NAC).
0358 Incoming Telegram. Fr: [?] Reed.
To: Department of State.
September 25,1962. [Note: Corrected Page 0375
2. Page 1 Missing.] JFK#NA. C. 7/23/76.
Portuguese Army Estimate of Native
Population in Angolan Districts Hit by
Terrorists. 0377
0359 Incoming Telegram #36. Fr: [?] Wright.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 3, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/23/76.
U.S. Inquiry into Likelihood of Recurrence of
Angolan Situation in Mozambique.
0361 Outgoing Telegram #488. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris. 0378
October 9, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/23/76.
U.S. Statement on Self-Determination for
Angola and Portugal's Difficulties in UN.
Document
Incoming Telegram #1237. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 12,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/23/76.
Portuguese Discussion of Angolan
"Rapporteur" Problem in North Atlantic
Council (NAC).
Incoming Telegram #1262. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 15,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/23/76.
Text of "Rapporteur" Resolution Acceptable
to Portugal.
Department of State Airgram #A-118.
Fr: Robert H. Flenner. To: Department of
State.
October 12,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
Governmental Apparatus in Angola at Virtual
Standstill.
Outgoing Telegram #1263. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
November 12, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
C. 7/23/76.
U.S. Consultations with Latin American,
African, and Asian UN Representatives
regarding "Rapporteur" Approach to
Portuguese Territories in Africa.
Incoming Telegram #1748. Fr: [?] Plimpton.
To: Dean Rusk.
November 12, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA.
C. 7/23/76.
Chairman of Subcommittee on Angola Carlos
Salamanca Requests Confirmation That U.S.
Had "Rapporteur" Proposal for Angola.
Incoming Telegram #433. Fr: C. Burke
Elbrick. To: Dean Rusk.
December 11,1962. 2pp. JFK#NAS. 7/23/76.
Portuguese Government Receives
Information regarding Renewed Military
Offensive in Angola.
Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
December 12, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
"For Your Information."
Department of State Intelligence Note.
Fr: Roger Hilsman. To: Acting Secretary of
State.
December [14?], 1962.1p. JFK#NA.
S. 2/15/79 IP.
"Angolan Rebellion May Enter Critical Stage
Early in 1963."
Incoming Telegram #2396. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
December 18.1962. 4pp. JFK#NA.
UN Adopts Angolan Resolution Sponsored by
Ten Afro-Asian Countries and Yugoslavia.
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0382 Incoming Telegram #463. Fr: C. Burke
Elbrick. To: Dean Rusk.
December 20,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 7/23/76.
Portugal Gives U.S. Further Information on
"Mystère" Plan lor Attack on Northeast
Angola.
0384 Angola•January 1963-July 1963.
0385 List of Unclassified Documents. 1p.
0386 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
0387 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
January 31,1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from UPA Leader
Holden Roberto.
0388 Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: William H.
Brubeck.
December 28,1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
"For Draft Reply."
0389 Note. Fr: Thelma [?]. To: Polly [?].
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
'This Was Handed to Mr. Kaysen by
Governor Williams. Would You Log in and
Return to Us?"
0390 Letter. Fr: Holden Roberto. To: John F.
Kennedy.
December 19, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Indignation of Angolan People over
Identification of U.S. Policies with Aims of
Portugal.
0392 Incoming Telegram #134. Fr: [?] Reed.
To: Dean Rusk.
February 4,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/30/76.
Angolan Rebels Attack Portuguese Forces at
Cabinda, Angola.
0393 Outgoing Telegram #1302. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
February 16,1963.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
G. Mennen Williams's Press Statement on
U.S. Support of Self-Determination for
Angola.
0394 Incoming Telegram #572. Fr: C. Burke
Elbrick. To: Dean Rusk.
February 16,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/30/76.
Portuguese Government's Response to U.S.
Statement in Support of Self-Determination
for Angola.
0396 Incoming Telegram #2124. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
February 18,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
Text of G. Mennen Williams's Remarks on
U.S. Support for Self-Determination for
Angola.
Frame Document
0398 Incoming Telegram #574. Fr: C. Burke
Éibrick. To: Dean Rusk.
February 18,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/30/76.
Portugal Criticizes U.S. Statement on Self-
Determination for Angola.
0399 Outgoing Telegram #400. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Lisbon.
February 18,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/30/76.
Portuguese Ambassador to U.S. Discusses
G. Mennen Williams's Remarks on U.S.
Support of Self-Determination for Angola.
0402 Incoming Telegram #433. Fr: [?] Green.
To: Dean Rusk.
February 19,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/30/76.
State Department's Reply to Portuguese
Inquiries regarding G. Mennen Williams's
Remarks on U.S. Support for Self-
Determination in Angola.
0403 CIA Special Report. Fr: CIA. To: NA.
April 5,1963.8pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/19/76.
Angolan Rebellion and White Unrest.
0411 Incoming Telegram #2685. Fr: [?] O'Sullivan.
To: Dean Rusk.
April 25,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 1 /14/76.
Congolese Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's
Views on Angolan Question.
0413 Incoming Telegram #2936. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
June 1,1963.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/30/76.
Congolese Reaction to Algerian President
Ahmed Ben Bella's Proposals on Angola.
0415 Incoming Telegram #541. Fr: W. Wendell
Blancke. To: Dean Rusk.
June 27,1963. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/30/76.
Discussions with Congolese President
Joseph Kasavubu and Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula regarding Congolese Decision to
Recognize Government of Republic of
Angola in Exile (GRAE).
0419 Incoming Telegram #542. Fr: W. Wendell
Blancke. To: Dean Rusk.
June 27,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/30/76.
Congolese (Brazzaville) President Fulbert
Youiou Discusses DRC's Plan to Recognize
Government of Republic of Angola in Exile
(GRAE).
0421 Incoming Telegram #5. Fr: William J. Porter.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 1,1963.2pp. JFK#NA. S. NA. IP.
Popular Movement for Liberation of Angola
(MPLA) Issues Communiqué Denouncing
Congolese Recognition of UPA Leader
Holden Roberto's Revolutionary Government
of Angola in Exile.
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Outgoing Telegram #28. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0440
To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
July 3,1963. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/30/76.
U.S. Reaction to Congolese Recognition of
Government of Republic of Angola in Exile
(GRAE). 0441
Incoming Telegram #6. Fr: [?] Reed.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 6,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 1/14/76.
Angolan Press Comment on Congolese
Government's Recognition of Government of
Republic of Angola in Exile (GRAE).
Incoming Telegram #12. Fr: [?] Reed. 0442
To: Dean Rusk.
July 13, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/30/76.
Portuguese Authorities Issue Instructions to
All Protestant Missions in Angola Forbidding
Travel outside Mission Area without Written
Permission. 0444
Incoming Telegram #17. Fr: [?] Reed.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 17, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/30/76.
Portuguese Aerial Surveillance Activity along
Angolan Border near Cabinda.
Outgoing Telegram #92. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0445
To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
July 16, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 1/14/76.
U.S. Refuses to Choose between Rival
Groups in Angolan Nationalist Movement. 0446
Incoming Telegram #149. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
July 18,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 1/14/76.
Nigerian Foreign Minister Jaja Wachuku
Recommends That African States Recognize
UPA Leader Holden Roberto's Angolan 0447
Government in Exile.
Angola•August 1963-November
1963.
List of Unclassified Documents. 1p. 0449
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
CIA Information Report. Fr: CIA. To: NA.
August 1963.1p. JFK#NA. NA. 7/9/76 IP.
Possible Future African Military Action
against Angola. 0466
Outgoing Telegram #97. Fr: George Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Lisbon and U.S.
Consulate, Luanda.
August 3, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 1/14/76.
Letter to Fulbert Youlou, Congolese
(Brazzaville) President, from Portuguese
Premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Announcing General Elections in Angola
before End of 1963.
Document
Incoming Telegram #42. Fr: [?] Reed.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 8, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 1/14/76.
Portuguese Government Plans for
Prosecution of Angolan War.
Incoming Telegram #171. Fr: Charles E.
Rhetts. To: Dean Rusk.
September 6,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/30/76.
U.S. Informed of Plans for New Military
Action in Angola by UPA Leader Holden
Roberto's Forces and of African Plans to Put
Pressure on South Africa and Portugal.
Incoming Telegram #62. Fr: [?] Reed.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 17,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 1/14/76.
Portuguese President Americo Tomas's Visit
to Angola.
Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
October 31,1963.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Portuguese Foreign Minister Franco
Nogueira Alleges That U.S. Providing Aid to
Angolan Rebels.
Newspaper Clipping. Fr: Milt Freudenheim.
October 30,1961. 1p. JFK#NA.
Portugal Says U.S. Providing Aid to Angolan
Rebels.
Incoming Telegram #1694. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 29,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 1/14/76.
Portuguese Foreign Minister Franco
Nogueira Accuses U.S. of Supporting UPA
Leader Holden Roberto and Angolan Rebels.
Handwritten Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
NA.1p.JFK#NA.
Portugal's Ability to Afford Expense of Angola
and Economic Value of Angola to Portugal.
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
October 25,1963.17pp. JFK#NA.
S. 7/30/76.
Economic Effects on Portugal of Angolan
Military Operations.
Incoming Telegram #791. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 10,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 4/6/79.
Remarks of Advisor to Ligue Generale des
Travailleurs de L'Angola on Significant
Angolan Developments.
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0468 Department of State Research 0510
Memorandum. Fr: Thomas L. Hughes.
To: Dean Rusk.
November 5, 1963. 29pp. JFK#NA.
S. 2/11/83 IP.
Prospects for Angolan Nationalist Movement.
0511
Chad
0496 Chad•January 1961-June 1962.
0497 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0498 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: Kenneth O'Donnell. 0512
June 19, 1961.1 p. JFK#1.
Presentation of Credentials by Chadian
Ambassador Malick Adam Sow.
0499 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0513
July 11,1961. 1p.JFK#2.
Meeting between John F. Kennedy and
Chadian Ambassador Malick Adam Sow.
0500 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA. 0514
June 27, 1961. 3pp. JFK#2a. C. 212177.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
Chadian Ambassador Malick Adam Sow.
0503 Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p. JFK#2b. C. 1/6/77. 0515
Biographical Sketch of Chadian Ambassador
Malick Adam Sow.
0504 Incoming Telegram #147. Fr: Frederick L.
Chapin. To: Dean Rusk.
December 13, 1961. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 1 /6/77.
Chadian President François Tombalbaye 0517
Discusses U.S. Aid Program.
0506 Incoming Telegram #156. Fr: John A.
Calhoun. To: Dean Rusk.
December 23, 1961.1 p. JFK#4. QUO.
John F. Kennedy Invited to Attend Second
Chadian National Day Celebration. 0518
0507 Incoming Telegram #162. Fr: John A.
Calhoun. To: Dean Rusk.
January 3, 1962. 2pp. JFK#5. OUO.
Establishment of Diplomatic Relations
between Chad and Nationalist Chinese
Government of Taiwan. 0520
0509 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Malick Adam
Sow.
Februarys, 1962. 1p. JFK#6.
Acknowledgement of Chad's Good Wishes
on Kennedy's First Anniversary in Office.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
February 1,1962.1p. JFK#6a.
Proposed Reply to Chad's Congratulatory
Message from John F. Kennedy to Chadian
Ambassador Malick Adam Sow.
Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Malick
Adam Sow.
NA.1p.JFK#6b.
Acknowledgement of Chad's Good Wishes
on Kennedy's First Anniversary in Office.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
January 24,1962.1p. JFK#6c.
Telegram to John F. Kennedy from Chadian
Ambassador Malick Adam Sow.
Telegram. Fr: Malick Adam Sow. To: John F.
Kennedy.
January 20,1962.1p. JFK#6d.
Chadian Message of Good Wishes on
Kennedy's First Anniversary in Office.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
April 12,1962. 1p.JFK#7.
"For White House Approval Prior to
Transmission."
Draft of Outgoing Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S.
Embassy, Fort Lamy.
April 5.1962. 2pp. JFK#7a. C. 1/6/77.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
President Ahmadou Ahidjo of Cameroon
regarding Trans-Cameroon Railroad to Chad.
Incoming Telegram #252. Fr: John A.
Calhoun. To: Dean Rusk.
April 21,1962. 1p. JFK#8. C. 1/6/77.
Chadian President François Tombalbaye
Discusses Overflight Rights and Trade
Relations with Soviet Ambassador.
Incoming Telegram #310. Fr: John A.
Calhoun. To: Dean Rusk.
June 1,1962. 2pp. JFK#9. C. 1/6/77.
Extensive Discrimination against U.S.
Products in New Common External Tariff by
Four Equatorial States and Cameroon.
Incoming Telegram #364. Fr: John A.
Calhoun. To: Dean Rusk.
June 30.1962.1p. JFK#10. C. 1/6/77.
Discussions with Chadian President François
Tombalbaye regarding Discrimination against
U.S. Products in New Common External
Tariff.
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0521 Chad•July 1962-November 1963. 0537
0522 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0523 Incoming Telegram #36. Fr: John A. Calhoun.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 5, 1962. 3pp. JFK#1. S. 5/6/77.
Chadian President François Tombalbaye's
Request for U.S. Military Equipment. 0538
0526 Incoming Telegram #46. Fr: John A. Calhoun.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 17,1962.1p. JFK#2. C. 5/6/77.
Chadian President François Tombalbaye's
Visit to Paris to Discuss Franco-Chad ¡an
Relations. 0539
0527 Outgoing Telegram #27. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Fort Lamy.
September 21,1962. 2pp. JFK#3. S. 5/6/77.
U.S. Prepared to Consider Valid Military
Requests from Chad after Checking with
France. 0541
0529 Incoming Telegram #60. Fr: John A. Calhoun.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 6, 1962. 2pp. JFK#4. C. 5/6/77.
Discussions with Chadian President François
Tombalbaye regarding Request for U.S.
Military Equipment to Strengthen Internal 0542
Security Forces.
0531 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
December 12, 1962.1p. JFK#5.
Presence in Washington, D.C., of U.S.
Ambassador to Chad John A. Calhoun. 0543
0532 Incoming Telegram #138. Fr: John A.
Calhoun. To: Dean Rusk.
March 22, 1963. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 5/6/77.
Political Difficulties in Chad Resulting from 0544
President François Tombalbaye's Arrest of
Principal Northern Moslem Leaders.
0534 Incoming Telegram #153. Fr: John A.
Calhoun. To: Dean Rusk.
April 1, 1963. 2pp. JFK#7. C. 4/22/75.
Chadian President François Tombalbaye's 0545
Desire to Present Live Addax to John F.
Kennedy.
0536 Outgoing Telegram #101. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Fort Lamy.
April 6, 1963.1 p. JFK#8. C. 4/22/75. . 0546
John F. Kennedy Accepts Chadian Gift of
Live Addax Which He Will Present to
Washington National Zoo.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
April 5,1963.1p. JFK#8a. C. 4/22/75.
Draft Telegram to U.S. Embassy, Fort Lamy
regarding Offer of Live Addax as Gift for John
F. Kennedy.
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Fort Lamy.
NA. 1p. JFK#8b. C. 4/22/75.
John F. Kennedy Accepts Chadian Gift of
Live Addax Which He Will Present to
Washington National Zoo.
Incoming Telegram #153. Fr: John A.
Calhoun. To: Dean Rusk.
April 1,1963.2pp. JFK#8c. C. 4/22/75.
Chadian President François Tombalbaye's
Desire to Present Live Addax to John F.
Kennedy.
Incoming Telegram #158. Fr: [?] Redington.
To: Dean Rusk.
April 13,1963. 1p. JFK#9. C. 4/22)75.
Chadian President François Tombalbaye
Gratified by John F. Kennedy's Acceptance of
Gift of Live Addax.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
April 18,1963. 1p. JFK#10.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for John
A. Calhoun, Newly Appointed Chief of
Mission, Berlin.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#10a.
Biographical Sketch of John A. Calhoun,
Newly Appointed Chief of Mission, Berlin.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 11,1963. 1p.JFK#11.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for
Brewster H. Morris, Newly Designated U.S.
Ambassador to Chad.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#11a.
Biographical Sketch of Brewster H. Morris,
Newly Designated U.S. Ambassador to
Chad.
Memorandum. Fr: Edward S. Little.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 28,1963.1p. JFK#12.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for
Brewster H. Morris, Newly Designated U.S.
Ambassador to Chad.
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Congo•General 0577
Congo•General, January 1961-April
1961.
Withdrawal Sheets. 4pp.
Note. Fr: Walter J. Stoessel, Jr. To: Andrew J.
Goodpaster.
January 30,1961.1p. JFK#NA.
"For President. Recommendations regarding 0579
Reply Will Be Submitted Shortly."
Handwritten Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
"Hold for Further Recommendation from
State." 0580
Letter and Translation. Fr: Joseph Kasongo.
To: John F. Kennedy.
January 23,1961.2pp. JFK#NA.
Congratulatory Message regarding
Kennedy's Inaugural Address.
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F. 0581
Kennedy.
February 1,1961.2pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/3/78.
Suggested New U.S. Policy on Congo.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
0582
NA. 7pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/3/78.
Suggested New U.S. Policy on Congo.
Memorandum. Fr: Walter J. Stoessel, Jr.
To: Andrew J. Goodpaster.
February 1,1961.1 p. JFK#NA. 0583
Legal and Constitutional Positions of
Congolese Leaders Joseph Kasavubu and
Patrice Lumumba.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#NA. OUO. 0586
Role of Chief of State and Parliament under
Congolese Constitution.
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
February 2,1961. 1p. JFK#NA.
0587
Suggested Meeting between Kennedy and
Clare H. Timberlake, U.S. Ambassador to
DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F. 0588
Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
[Note: Document Unreadable.]
Letter. Fr: Allen W. Dulles. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
February 5,1961.1p. JFK#NA. 0589
CIA Coordinates U.S. Course of Action for
Dealing with Congo Problems.
Outgoing Telegram. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: U.S.
Embassy, Leopoldville.
February 6,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
Message from John F. Kennedy to
Congolese President Joseph Kasavubu
regarding Visit of Edward Kennedy and U.S.
Senate Delegation.
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: NA.
February 8,1961.1p. JFK#NA.
Message to Congolese President Joseph
Kasavubu regarding Visit of Edward Kennedy
and U.S. Senate Delegation.
Memorandum. Fr: Walter J. Stoessel, Jr.
To: Andrew J. Goodpaster.
February 8, 1961.1p. JFK#NA.
Congratulatory Message to John F. Kennedy
from Moise Tshombe, President of
Secessionist State of Katanga.
Translation of Telegram. Fr: Moise Tshombe.
To: John F. Kennedy.
Best Wishes to Kennedy on His Assumption
of Presidency.
Memorandum. Fr: Walter J. Stoessel, Jr.
To: Andrew J. Goodpaster.
February 8,1961.1p. JFK#NA.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from DRC Vice
Premier Antoine Gizenga.
Letter and Translation. Fr: Antoine Gizenga.
To: John F. Kennedy.
December 22,1960. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Message to Kennedy regarding
Establishment of Congolese Embassy in U.S.
Memorandum. Fr: Walter J. Stoessel, Jr.
To: Andrew J. Goodpaster.
February 1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Congratulatory Message to John F. Kennedy
from Congolese Delegation to UN.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Gervais Bahizi and
Leo Minaffet. To: John F. Kennedy.
Message of Good Wishes to Kennedy on His
Assumption of Presidency.
Memorandum. Fr: Walter J. Stoessel, Jr.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
February 13,1961.1p. JFK#NA.
Statement by Adlai E. Stevenson regarding
Death of Ex-Congolese Prime Minister
Patrice Lumumba.
Copy of Memorandum. Fr: Walter J.
Stoessel, Jr. To: Ralph A. Dungan.
February 13, 1961.1p. JFK#NA.
Statement by Adlai E. Stevenson regarding
Death of Ex-Congolese Prime Minister
Patrice Lumumba.
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0590 Statement. Fr: Adlai E. Stevenson. To: UN 0606
Security Council.
February 13, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA.
Statement by Adlai E. Stevenson regarding
Death of Ex-Congolese Prime Minister
Patrice Lumumba.
0591 Copy of Statement. Fr: Adlai E. Stevenson. 0609
To: UN Security Council.
February 13, 1961.1p. JFK#NA.
Statement by Adlai E. Stevenson regarding
Death of Ex-Congolese Prime Minister 0612
Patrice Lumumba.
0592 Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: Dean Rusk.
February 14, 1961.1p. JFK#NA.
Meeting between John F. Kennedy and
Edward Kennedy regarding Congo.
0593 Report. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0613
NA. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. NA.
Activities of Congo Task Force and Steering
Committee.
0598 [Note: Document Unreadable.] 1 p. 0615
0599 Memorandum. Fr: Walt W. Rostow.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
February 15, 1961.1p. JFK#NA.
U.S. Policies toward Congo.
0600 Memorandum. Fr: Barbara Ward Jackson.
To: John F. Kennedy. 0617
February 17, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
U.S. Policy in Congo Crisis.
0602 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
February 17, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. S. 3/15/74.
Use of U.S. Military Forces and Facilities for
Emergency Evacuation of U.S. Citizens from
DRC.
0603 Handwritten Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. 0618
To: McGeorge Bundy.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
"Perhaps Governor Harriman Would Be
Interested in Halla's Proposal."
0603 Memorandum. Fr: Philip J. Halla.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
February 24, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74. 0619
Possible Use of Iranian Troops in UN Congo
Forces.
0605 Press Release. Fr: Belgian Home Service.
To: NA. 0622
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Participation of Congolese Prime Minister
Joseph I leo and Lumumbist Leaders Antoine
Gizenga and Anicet Kashamura in
Elisabethville Round Table Discussions.
Document
Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
March 3, 1961.1p. JFK#NA.
"Even Though This Dispatch Was
Summarized in Top Secret Summary, You
Will Find Full Text of Unusual Interest."
Incoming Telegram #1835. Fr: Clare H.
Timberlake. To: Dean Rusk.
March 2,1961. 5pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
UN Responds to DRC's Call for Assistance.
Memorandum. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Dean
Rusk and Robert S. McNamara.
March 5,1961.1p. JFK#NA.
Request for Information on Whether U.S.
Ambassador to Congo Clare H. Timberlake
Notified State Department regarding Request
for Admiral to Turn His Ships Around.
Handwritten Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA.
U.S. Naval Task Force Sent to Congo on
Good Will Visit.
Chronology. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Chronology of Events Leading to Change
of Orders by U.S. Ambassador Clare H.
Timberlake in Congo for Naval Task
Force 88.
Note. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
March 7, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. NA. 1p.
NA. 10/29/74 IP.
"Per Our Telephone Conversation of
Yesterday, There Are Enclosed Three (3)
Memoranda Prepared for Secretary
regarding Meeting with President on
March 3."
Memorandum. Fr: George C. McGhee.
To: Dean Rusk.
March 3, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Discussions with John F. Kennedy regarding
State Department and Adlai E. Stevenson's
Efforts to Have Mr. [?] Dyal Replaced as UN
Representative in Congo.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Ralph
A. Dungan.
March 17,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Airlift of Ghanaian Troops to DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
March 17,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Financing UN Military Operations in Congo.
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0624 Outgoing Telegram #1821. Fr: Chester 0638
Bowles. To: U.S. Mission to UN.
March 24, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
. Financing UN Congo Military Operation in CY
1961. 0639
0626 Memorandum. Fr: Elmer B. Staats. To: John
F. Kennedy.
March 24, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Congo Food Distribution Problems. - 0640
0627 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Ralph
A. Dungan.
March 29, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Report on Congo Task Force and Steering
Committee Activities.
0628 Letter. Fr: Moise Tshombe. To: Ralph
Bunche.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Possible Declaration on Unknown Subject by
Tshombe, President of Secessionist State of
Katanga. 0717
0629 Letter. Fr: Moise Tshombe. To: Ralph
Bunche.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Possible Declaration on Unknown Subject by 0718
Tshombe, President of Secessionist State of
Katanga.
0630 Press Release. Fr: Associated Press.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Eight-Point Declaration by Moise Tshombe, 0729
President of Secessionist State of Katanga,
Presented to UN. 0730
0631 Memorandum. Fr: Irving J. Lewis. 0737
To: McGeorge Bundy.
March 29, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA.
Financing UN Congo Military Operation in CY
1961.
0632 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Ralph 0738
A. Dungan.
April 3, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA. S. 5/3/74.
Dean Rusk's Conversation with Indian Prime
Minister Jawaharlal Nehru on Congo.
0633 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: Dean 0740
Rusk. To: NA.
March 30, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru's
Concern regarding UN Effort in Congo.
0635 Congo•General; Analytical
Chronology of Congo Crisis, March 9, 0745
1961.
0636 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Ralph
A. Dungan.
March 9,1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Chronology of Congo Crisis.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Ralph
A. Dungan.
March 9,1961. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 6/30/76.
Analytical Chronology of Congo Crisis.
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 75pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/8/81 IP.
Analytical Chronology of Congo Crisis
[Background and Origin of Congo Crisis;
Orginal UN Mandate in Congo Crisis; UN
Security Council Meeting on Congo Crisis;
Patrice Lumumba's Visit to U.S.; U.S. Policy
in Congo Crisis; Coup in Leopoldville; Joseph
Desiree Mobutu v. UN; Belgian Role in
Katanga and Leopoldville; and Developments
in Congo].
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Ralph
A. Dungan.
March 11, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 6/30/76.
Analytical Chronology of Congo Crisis.
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 11pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/30/76.
Supplement to Analytical Chronology of
Congo Crisis: January 20-March 6,1961.
Congo•General, May 1961-
September 1961.
Withdrawal Sheets. 6pp.
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
May 2,1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Vist to U.S. by Congolese (Brazzaville)
President Fulbert Youlou.
Memorandum. Fr: Chester Bowles. To: John
F. Kennedy.
May 20, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 3/15/74.
Initial U.S. Contribution to UN Program of
Financial Aid to Government of DRC.
Incoming Telegram #876. Fr: [?] Canup.
To: Dean Rusk.
May 23, 1961. 5pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
Letter from Ministers of Katangese Cabinet to
John F. Kennedy regarding Solution to
Congo Situation and Arrest of Katangese
President Moise Tshombe.
Copy of Incoming Telegram #876. Fr: [?]
Canup. To: Dean Rusk.
May 23, 1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
Letter from Ministers of Katangese Cabinet to
John F. Kennedy regarding Solution to
Congo Situation and Arrest of Katangese
President Moise Tshombe.
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0748 Current Intelligence Weekly Summary. 0766
Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 5pp. JFK#NA. S. 1/13/76.
Biographical Report on Congolese
(Brazzaville) President Fulbert Youlou. 0767
0753 Incoming Airgram #G-48. Fr: W. Wendell
Blancke. To: Dean Rusk.
May 25,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 3/15/74.
Talking Points for Congolese (Brazzaville)
President Fulbert Youlou's Visit to U.S.
0756 Memorandum. Fr: David Bell. To: McGeorge 0768
Bundy.
May 29, 1961. 1 p. JFK#NA. C. 3/15/74.
Initial U.S. Contribution to UN Program of
Financial Aid to Government of DRC.
0758 Memorandum. Fr: Acting Secretary of State. 0769
To: John F. Kennedy.
May 20,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 3/15/74.
Initial U.S. Contribution to UN Program of
Financial Aid to Government of DRC.
0760 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. 0770
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 2,1961. 1 p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Godefroid
Munongo, Katangese Interior Minister.
0761 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. 0771
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June3,1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Meeting between John F. Kennedy and
Congolese (Brazzaville) President Fulbert
Youlou.
0762 Memorandum. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. 0772
To: Lucius D. Battle.
June5,1961. 1p.JFK#NA.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Godefroid
Munongo, Katangese Interior Minister. 0773
0763 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 6,1961. 1p.JFK#NA.
Papers on Mauritania's Admission to UN for
Congolese (Brazzaville) President Fulbert
Youlou's Visit to U.S. 0774
0764 Note. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
June 7,1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Minutes of Congo Steering Committee
Meeting of May 23,1961.
0765 Memorandum. Fr: Walt W. Rostow. To: John 0778
F. Kennedy.
JuneS, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Key Points on Congolese (Brazzaville)
President Fulbert Youlou's Visit to U.S.
46
Document
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: John F. Kennedy.
June 10, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. NA. 10/24/74.
Proposal for U.S. Action in Congo.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 23,1961.1p. JFK#NA.
Letter of June 16,1961, from Congolese
(Brazzaville) President Fulbert Youlou to
John F. Kennedy.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Fulbert Youlou.
To: John F. Kennedy.
June 16,1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Message of Thanks from Youlou for Welcome
Accorded Him during Visit to U.S.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Frank
D. Reeves.
July 6, 1961.1p.JFK#NA.
Letter of Thanks from Congolese
(Brazzaville) President Fulbert Youlou.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Fulbert Youlou.
To: Frank D. Reeves.
June 20, 1961.1p. JFK#NA.
Letter of Thanks and Invitation to Visit Congo
(Brazzaville).
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 12,1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Letter of Thanks from Congolese
(Brazzaville) President Fulbert Youlou to
John F. Kennedy.
Letter. Fr: Fulbert Youlou. To: John F.
Kennedy.
June 20, 1961.1p. JFK#NA.
Letter of Thanks.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 14,1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Meeting between John F. Kennedy and
Congolese (Brazzaville) President Fulbert
Youlou.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
June 8,1961.4pp. JFK#NA. C. 3/15/74.
Conversation between John F. Kennedy and
Congolese (Brazzaville) President Fulbert
Youlou regarding Political Problems of DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: Bromley K. Smith.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 18,1961.1p.JFK#NA.
Departure of Edmund A. Gullion from U.S. as
U.S. Ambassador to DRC.
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0779 Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. 0810
To: Lucius D. Battle.
August2, 1961.1p. JFK#NA.
John F. Kennedy's Interest in Activities of UN
Troops in Area of DRC Held by Secessionist 0816
Leader Antoine Gizenga.
0780 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
August 3, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74. 0822
Political Situation in DRC under New
Congolese Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0782 Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74. 0825
Biographical Sketch of Congolese Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0784 Memorandum. Fr: Walt W. Rostow. To: John
F. Kennedy.
August 4, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 3/15/74.
Political Developments in DRC. 0826
0786 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
August 10, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Memorandum of August 2,1961, regarding
Activities of UN Troops in DRC. 0827
0787 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Inactivity of UN Troops in Area of DRC Held
by Secessionist Leader Antoine Gizenga.
0789 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0828
August 10, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Edmund A. Gullion's Appointment as U.S.
Ambassador to DRC.
0791 Report. Fr: Philip M. Klutznick. To: NA.
August 13, 1961.11 pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Klutznick's Visit to DRC, August 6-11,1961. 0829
0802 Incoming Telegram #413. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
August 11, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Letter from Congolese Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to UN Secretary General Dag
Hammarskjold regarding Support of Central 0830
Government of DRC.
0804 Handwritten Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: Lois Nivens.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
'These Are Papers Lynn Bolinger Gave Walt
W. Rostow on Congo. Perhaps They Should 0831
Be in Your Files."
0805 Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
August 14,1961. 5pp. JFK#NA.
"The Katanga Dilemma: The Pending
Debacle and Its International Implications."
Document
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
August 8,1961. 6pp. JFK#NA.
"World Security Implications of Katanga
Problem•And Possible Solution."
Draft. Fr: NA. To: NA.
August 8,1961. 6pp. JFK#NA.
"A Chartered Free State Concept•A
Possible Solution to Katanga Dilemma."
Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: Walt
W. Rostow.
August 23,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. S. 3/15/74.
Economic Situation in DRC.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Joseph
Kasavubu.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Message of Greeting from Kennedy to DRC
President Kasavubu to Be Delivered by New
U.S. Ambassador Edmund A. Gullion.
Note. Fr: NA. To: Bromley K. Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
"This Was Approved by Mr. Bundy and
Copies Typed and Sent up to H. Port for
Signature."
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 1,1961. 1p. JFK#NA.
Suggested Messages from John F. Kennedy
to DRC President Joseph Kasavubu and
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Joseph
Kasavubu.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Message of Greeting from Kennedy to DRC
President Kasavubu to Be Delivered by New
U.S. Ambassador Edmund A. Gullion.
Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Cyrille
Adoula.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Message of Greeting from Kennedy to DRC
Prime Minister Adoula to Be Delivered by
New U.S. Ambassador Edmund A. Gullion.
Copy of Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Cyrille Adoula.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Message of Greeting from Kennedy to DRC
Prime Minister Adoula to Be Delivered by
New U.S. Ambassador Edmund A. Gullion.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Joseph
Kasavubu.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Message of Greeting from Kennedy to DRC
President Kasavubu to Be Delivered by New
U.S. Ambassador Edmund A. Gullion.
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0837
0839
0840
0841
0842
0849
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Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: Walt 0852
W. Rostow.
September 15,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
Member, Congo Steering Committee Lynn
Bollinger's Analysis of Congo Situation.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA. 0853
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Moise
Tshombe, President of Secessionist State of
Katanga, Dated September 22, 1961.
Copy of Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Moise 0854
Tshombe, President of Secessionist State of
Katanga, Dated September 22,1961.
Incoming Telegram. Fr: [?] Emmerson.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 22,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. 0856
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Moise
Tshombe, President of Secessionist State of
Katanga, Annoucing His Acceptance of
Cease-fire in DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: [?] Wallner. 0858
September 19,1961.1p. JFK#NA.
C. 3/15/74.
Rules of Engagement for U.S. Fighter Aircraft
Serving with UN Forces in DRC.
Statement. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA. 0860
John F. Kennedy Authorizes Dispatch of U.S.
Fighter Aircraft to DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: George Ball. To: John F.
Kennedy.
September 23, 1961. 1 p. JFK#NA. 0861
S. 3/15/74. ^-
U.S. Position in Katanga Crisis.
Memorandum. Fr: George Ball. To: John F.
Kennedy.
September 23,1961. 7pp. JFK#NA.
S. 3/15/74. 0862
U.S. Policy toward DRC-Katanga Problem.
United States Mission to the United Nations 0863
Incoming Telegram #3621. Fr: State
Department. To: U.S. Mission to UN.
September 23,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA.
C. 3/15/74.
Copy of State Department Outgoing
Telegram #284 to U.S. Consulate,
Elisabethyille Containing Reply to President
of Secessionist State of Katanga Moise
Tshombe's Letter to John F. Kennedy.
Document
White House Outgoing Message. Fr: [?]
Raymond. To: [?] Sheppard.
September 23,1961. 1p. JFK#NA.
C. 3/15/74.
John F. Kennedy to Present U.S. Point of
View on Key DRC Issues in Reply to
President of Secessionist State of Katanga
Moise Tshombe's letter.
White House Outgoing Message. Fr: Walt W.
Rostow. To: John F. Kennedy and Pierre
Salinger.
September 23,1961.1p. JFK#NA.
S. 3/15/74.
U.S. Response to Katangese President
Moise Tshombe's Letter to Kennedy.
White House Incoming Message. Fr: [?]
Emmerson. To: Dean Rusk.
September 23,1961. 2pp: JFK#NA.
Letter from President of Secessionist State of
Katanga Moise Tshombe to John F. Kennedy.
Memorandum. Fr: G. Mennen Williams.
To: John F. Kennedy.
September 25,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
S. 3/15/74.
Situation in Congo and Present U.S. Actions.
Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: McGeorge Bundy and Walt W. Rostow.
September 26,1961.2pp. JFK#NA.
S. 9/3/74.
Discussions between U.S. and Great Britain
regarding Congo Situation.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 27,1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Letter from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to John F. Kennedy.
Letter (in French). Fr: Cyrille Adoula. To: John
F. Kennedy.
September 21,1961.1p. JFK#NA.
Letter from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to John F. Kennedy.
Congo•General; Youlou Briefing
Book, June 8-9,1961.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
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0866 Briefing Book. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0976
June 8-9, 1961. 97pp. JFK#NA. C. 3/15/74.
Briefing Book for Congolese (Brazzaville)
President Fulbert Youlou's Visit to U.S.
[Program for Youlou's Visit to U.S.;
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
Youlou regarding Situations in DRC, Angola, 0979
and Algeria; Admission of Mauritania to UN;
Kouilou Dam Project; U.S. Financial and
Economic Aid to Congo (Brazzaville); U.S.
Arms Aid to Congo (Brazzaville); U.S.
Scholarships for Congolese (Brazzaville)
Students; Security Arrangements for Youlou 0980
Visit; Biographical Sketches of Youlou,
Ambassador Emmanuel Damongo, Minister
of Public Works Germain Bicoumat, Marcel
Kibangou, Deputy in National Assembly and 0981
Senator of French Community, Director of
Presidential Cabinet Joseph Pouabou, and
Counselor to Presidency Andre Gannfer].
0964 Congo•General, October 1,1961 -
November 2,1961. 0982
0965 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0968 Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
Fr: McGeorge Bundy and Walt W. Rostow.
October 4,1961. 2pp. JFK#1. S. 3/15/74.
Possible Violation of Congo Cease-fire by
Moise Tshombe's Katangese Forces.
0970 Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. 0984
To: Samuel E. Belk.
NA. 1p.JFK#2.
"For Your Clearance and Return."
0971 Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
NA. 1p.JFK#2.
"Will You Glance at Attached Draft to See If It 0987
Accurately Reflects President's Views?"
0972 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Fulbert
Youlou.
October 10,1961.1 p. JFK#2. 0988
Possible Summit Meeting between U.S. and
USSR at Brazzaville.
0974 Letter. Fr: Fulbert Youlou. To: John F.
Kennedy.
August 28,1961. 2pp. JFK#2a. 0989
Text of Congolese President Youlou's
Message to Soviet Premier Nik'rta Krushchev
regarding Possible Brazzaville Summit
Conference. 0990
Document
Letter. Fr: Fulbert Youlou. To: Nikita
Krushchev.
August 28, 1961. 3pp. JFK#2b.
Concern over Prospects for Wo/Id Peace and
Invitation to Summit Conference in
Brazzaville.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 3, 1961. 1 p. JFK#2c.
Suggested Reply by John F. Kennedy to
Letter from Congolese (Brazzaville) President
Fulbert Youlou.
Draft of Letter. Fr: NA. To: Fulbert Youlou.
NA. 1p.JFK#2c.
John F. Kennedy Declines Meeting with
USSR at Brazzaville Summit Conference.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
NA. 1p.JFK#2b.
Message from Congolese (Brazzaville)
President Fulbert Youlou to John F. Kennedy,
Dated August 28, 1961.
Incoming Telegram #189. Fr: W. Wendell
Blancke. To: Dean Rusk.
September 1, 1961. 2pp. JFK#2e. OUO.
Congolese (Brazzaville) President Fulbert
Youlou Invites Soviet Premier Nikita
Khrushchev and John F. Kennedy to Summit
Conference in Brazzaville.
Incoming Telegram #181. Fr: W. Wendell
Blancke. To: Dean Rusk.
August 31, 1961. 2pp. JFK#2f. OUO.
Congolese (Brazzaville) President Fulbert
Youlou Announces Invitations to Soviet
Premier Nikita Krushchev and John F.
Kennedy to Attend Brazzaville Summit.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Joseph
Kasavubu.
October 26,1961. 1p. JFK#3.
Visit of DRC Cabinet Ministers to U.S.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 24, 1961. 1p. JFK#3a.
DRC President Joseph Kasavubu's Letter of
September 20, 1961, to John F. Kennedy.
Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Joseph
Kasavubu.
NA. 1p.JFK#3a.
Visit of DRC Cabinet Ministers to U.S.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 18,1961. 1p. JFK#3b.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from DRC
President Joseph Kasavubu.
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0992 Letter. Fr: Joseph Kasavubu. To: John F.
Kennedy.
September 20,1961.1p. JFK#3c.
Message of Good Wishes for Kennedy to Be
Delivered by DRC Minister of Agriculture
J. C. Weregemere.
0993 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 30,1961.1p. JFK#4.
"Attached Material Is for Your Information.
Also Attached Are Copies for Mr. Dutton, Mr.
Schlesinger, Mr. Wofford, and Mr. Belk."
0994 Memorandum. Fr: Pedro A. Sanjuan [San
Juan?]. To: Walter N. Tobriner.
October 24,1961. 3pp. JFK#4a. OUO.
Incident of Racial Discrimination in U.S.
against Staff Member of Embassy of
Republic of Congo (Brazzaville).
0997 Memorandum. Fr: George Ball. To: John F.
Kennedy.
October 31,1961.1 p. JFK#5.
Draft Press Statement on Outbreak of
Renewed Hostilities in DRC.
0998 Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith.
To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#5-1.
"Ball's Office Informed of Approval by JFK as
Revised."
0999 Scribble. 1 p. JFK#5-2.
1000 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 2, 1961.1p. JFK#6. C. 9/3/74.
Status Report on DRC.
1001 Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 6pp. JFK#6.
Politico-Military Situation in DRC.
1007 Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 3pp. JFK#6. C. 9/3/74.
Order of Battle of Military Forces in DRC.
1010 Copy of Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 2, 1961. 1p. JFK#6. C. 9/3/74.
Status Report on DRC.
1011 Copy of Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 6pp. JFK#6.
Politico-Military Situation in DRC.
1018 Copy of Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 3pp. JFK#6. C. 9/3/74.
Order of Battle of Military Forces in DRC.
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Source and Editorial Note. 1 p.
Folder Title List. 9pp.
0001 Congo•General, November 3-11,
1961.
0002 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0005 Press Statement. Fr: Department of State.
To: NA.
November 10,1961. 5pp. JFK#1.
Situation in DRC between Central
Government and Secessionist State of
Katanga.
0010 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
November 11,1961. 4pp. JFK#2. C. 9/3/74.
Financing UN Peace and Security
Operations.
0014 Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#2a.
Financial Data on UN Peace and Security
Operations.
0015 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#2b.
Specific Funding Proposed on UN Peace and
Security Operations.
0016 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 5pp. JFK#2c. C. 9/3/74.
Financing UN Peace and Security
Operations.
0021 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
November 11,1961. 3pp. JFK#3. C. NA.
UN Security Council Meetings on Congo
Crisis.
0024 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
November 11,1961. 6pp. JFK#3a.
C. 3/15/74.
U.S. Policy toward Congo.
0030 Outgoing Telegram #797^ Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
November 10, 1961. 1p. JFK#4. C. 3/25/74.
Possible Visit to U.S. by DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula to Attend UN General
Assembly.
0031 Handwritten Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#4-1.
"Leave Intact."
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0032 Outgoing Telegram #1222. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: 0056
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 4, 1962. 1p. JFK#4a. C. 3/15/74.
Possible Visit to U.S. by DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula to Attend UN General
Assembly. 0057
0033 Outgoing Telegram #1264. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 13,1962.1 p. JFK#4b. C. 3/15/74.
Proposed Visit to U.S. by DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0034 Incoming Telegram #2374. Fr: [?] Bingham. 0058
To: Dean Rusk.
January 11,1962.1p. JFK#4c. C. 3/15/74.
Opposition to DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula's Visits to U.S. and UN.
0035 Incoming Telegram #1807. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0059
January 13, 1962. 1p. JFK#4d. S. 3/25/74.
DRC Central Bank Governor Albert Ndele to
Accompany DRC Prime Minister Cyrille y -
Adoula on Trip to U.S.
0036 Incoming Telegram #1830. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0060
January 15,1962.2pp. JFK#4e. C. 3/15/74.
Arrest of DRC Vice Premier and Secessionist
Leader Antoine Gizenga.
0038 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy. 0061
November 17, 1961. 1p. JFK#4f. S. 1/15/75.
U.S. Steps to Assist DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula against Secessionist Leader
Antoine Gizenga.
0039 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 3pp. JFK#4g. S. 1 /15/75. 0062
U.S. Assistance to DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula against Secessionist Leader
Antoine Gizenga.
0043 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
November 11, 1961. 3pp. JFK#4h. C. NA. 0063
UN Security Council Meetings on Congo
Crisis.
0046 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
November 11,1961. 6pp. JFK#4i. C. 3/15/74. 0064
U.S. Policy toward Congo.
0052 Congo•General, November 12-30,
1961.
0053 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Document
Incoming Airgram #A-21. Fr: [?] Hoffacker.
To: Dean Rusk.
November 12,1961. 1p. JFK#2. OUO.
Katangese Anti-U.S. Congo Policy
Propaganda.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Fulbert
Youlou.
November 15,1961.1 p. JFK#3.
Kennedy Declines Invitation to Attend
Celebrations in Brazzaville on Congo
(Brazzaville)'s National Holiday.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 7, 1961.1p. JFK#3a. C. 3/15/74.
Suggested Reply by John F. Kennedy to
Letter from Congolese (Brazzaville) President
Fulbert Youlou.
Draft of Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To:
Fulbert Youlou.
NA. 1p.JFK#3a.
Kennedy Declines Invitation to Attend
Celebrations in Brazzaville on Congo
(Brazzaville)'s National Holiday.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 6, 1961.1p. JFK#3b.
Letter from Congolese (Brazzaville) President
Fulbert Youlou to John F. Kennedy.
Draft of Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To:
Fulbert Youlou.
NA. 1p.JFK#3c.
Kennedy Declines Invitation to Attend
Celebrations in Brazzaville on Congo
(Brazzaville)'s National Holiday.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Fulbert Youlou. To:
John F. Kennedy.
October 17,1961.1p. JFK#3d.
Invitation to Kennedy to Attend Congolese
Independence Anniversary Celebration in
Brazzaville.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 6,1961.1p. JFK#3e.
Letter from Congolese (Brazzaville) President
Fulbert Youlou to John F. Kennedy.
Outgoing Telegram #2843. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
November 16,1961. 2pp. JFK#4. OUO.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Congolese
(Brazzaville) President Fulbert Youlou
Declining Invitation to Attend Congolese
National Holiday Celebrations.
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0066 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: 0079
McGeorge Bundy.
November 17,1961. 2pp. JFK#5. C. 3/15/74.
Talking Paper for John F. Kennedy in
Connection with Thomas J. Dodd's Visit to
White House. 0080
0068 Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: General
Clifton.
November 17,1961. 1p. JFK#6.
Papers on DRC and Vietnam Prepared in
Response to Questions by John F. Kennedy.
0069 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 17, 1961. 1 p. JFK#7. 0082
"The Attached Material Is for Your
Information. Also Attached Are Copies for Mr.
Dutton, Mr. Schlesinger, Mr. Wofford, and Mr.
Belk."
0070 Memorandum. Fr: Pedro A. Sanjuan [San
Juan?]. To: Angier Biddle Duke.
November 17,1961. 1 p. JFK#7a. OUO.
Anonymous Threats Received by Congolese 0084
(Brazzaville) Ambassador Emmanuel J.
Dadet.
0071 Letter. Fr: Thomas J. Dodd. To: John F.
Kennedy.
November 21,1961.1p. JFK#9.
Discussions regarding Possible Adoula- 0085
Tshombe Entente in DRC.
0072 Outgoing Telegram #450. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Brazzaville.
November 21,1961. 2pp. JFK#10.
C. 3/15/74.
Letter to Congolese (Brazzaville) President 0090
Fulbert Youlou from Rusk regarding
Suggestions for Solution to DRC Problem. 0091
0074 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: 0094
McGeorge Bundy.
November 24,1961. 1 p. JFK#11. LOU.
Telegram from Moise Tshombe, President of
Secessionist State of Katanga, to John F.
Kennedy, Dated November 15, 1961.
0075 Translation of Letter. Fr: Moise Tshombe. To: 0095
John F. Kennedy.
November 15,1961.1p. JFK#11a.
Protests Intervention by UN Army in Katanga.
0076 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy. 0096
November 15,1961.1p. JFK#11b.
Message from Moise Tshombe, President of
Secessionist State of Katanga, to John F.
Kennedy.
0077 Telegram (in French). Fr: Moise Tshombe. To:
John F. Kennedy.
November 15,1961. 2pp. JFK#11c.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
Kenneth G. O'Donnell.
November 25, 1961.1 p. JFK#12. C. 3/15/74.
Edmund A. Gullion, U.S. Ambassador to DRC,
Requests Appointment with John F. Kennedy.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 25, 1961. 2pp. JFK#13.
S. 3/15/74.
Report on Additional Pressure against Moise
Tshombe, President of Secessionist State of
Katanga, by Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-
Henri Spaak's Visit to DRC.
Outgoing Telegram #462. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Brazzaville.
November 27, 1961. 2pp. JFK#14.
Letter of Credence from John F. Kennedy
Appointing W. Wendell Blancke Personal
Representative and Special Ambassador to
Attend Congolese (Brazzaville) National
Holiday Celebrations.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 28, 1961. 1p. JFK#15. S. 3/15/74.
Comment on Report of Commission of
Investigation Established under Terms of UN
General Assembly Resolution 1601 (XV).
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
November 25, 1961. 5pp. JFK#15. S. NA.
Comment on Report of Commission of
Investigation Established under Terms of UN
General Assembly Resolution 1601 (XV).
Congo•General, December 1-13,
1961.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Memorandum for File. Fr: Bromley K. Smith.
To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1.
"I Asked State to Consider Using Harriman in
This Matter and to Inform Dodd if Harriman
Was Asked to Send Message to Tshombe."
Note. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
December 1,1961.1 p. JFK#1 a.
White House Clearance of Draft Message to
Luanda.
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Consulate,
Luanda.
December 1, 1961. 2pp. JFK#1b. C. 3/15/74.
Message from John F. Kennedy to Thomas J.
Dodd regarding His Situation Report from
Elisabethville, DRC.
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0098 Incoming Telegram #674. Fr: [?] Hoffacker. 0119
To: Dean Rusk.
November 30, 1961. 2pp. JFK#1c. C. NA.
Thomas J. Dodd's Report on Situation in
Elisabethville between Katangese and UN
Troops.
0100 Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: 0120
Godfrey McHugh.
NA. 1p.JFK#2.
Background Memo on Politico-Military
Situation in Katanga.
0101 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: 0124
McGeorge Bundy.
December 6,1961. 1p. JFK#2a.
DRC Situation Report.
0103 Memorandum. Fr: G. Mennen Williams. To:
Undersecretary of State. 0125
December 6,1961. 4pp. JFK#2b. C. 3/15/74.
Politico-Military Situation in DRC.
0107 Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: Lucius D.
Battle.
December 6, 1961.1 p. JFK#3. 0127
"For Translation and Recommendation."
0109 Letter (in French). Fr: NA. To: John F.
Kennedy.
December 4, 1961.1p. JFK#3a.
0110 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
December 9,1961. 4pp. JFK#4. C. 3/15/74. 0128
Courses for U.S. in View of Fighting in
Katanga. 0129
0114 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0132
NA. 1 p. JFK#4a.C. 3/15/74.
UN Military Situation in Katanga and U.S.
Department of Defense's Views.
0115 Note. Fr: Charles E. Johnson. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
December 11,1961. 1p.JFK#5. 0135
"Sam Belk Checked into Need for This
Statement from White House. Apparently a
Memo Along Lines of Attached Draft Would
Make Department of State Happy."
0116 Draft Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: Lucius D. Battle.
December 11, 1961.1 p. JFK#5a. S. 3/15/74. 0137
Use of U.S. Military Forces and Facilities for
Emergency Evacuation of U.S. Citizens from
DRC. 0139
0117 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
December 7, 1961.1p. JFK#5b. S. 3/15/74.
Use of U.S. Military Forces and Facilities for
Emergency Evacuation of U.S. Citizens from
DRC.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
February 15, 1961. 1p. JFK#5c. S. 3/15/74.
Use of U.S. Military Forces and Facilities for
Emergency Evacuation of U.S. Citizens from
DRC.
Special Report #53. Fr: NA. To: NA.
December 12, 1961. 4pp. JFK#7.
TS. 4/6/76 IP.
U.S. Policy on Military Assistance to DRC
Government.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
December 23,1961.1p. JFK#8. S. 9/3/74.
Telephone Conversations between John F.
Kennedy and Dean Rusk.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
December 13,1961. 2pp. JFK#8a. S. 9/3/74.
Conversation between John F. Kennedy and
Dean Rusk regarding Situation in DRC.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
December 13, 1961.1p. JFK#8b. S. 9/3/74.
Conversation between John F. Kennedy and
Dean Rusk regarding Discussion on Berlin in
NATO Council.
Congo•Genera!, December 14-15,
1961.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Letter. Fr: AGK. To: McGeorge Bundy.
December 14,1961.2pp. JFK#1.
Efforts to Persuade Moise Tshombe,
President of Secessionist State of Katanga,
to Meet with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula.
Handwritten Letter. Fr: AGK. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
December 14,1961. 2pp. JFK#1.
Efforts to Persuade Moise Tshombe,
President of Secessionist State of Katanga,
to Meet with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula.
Telegram (in French). Fr: Moise Tshombe. To:
John F. Kennedy.
December 14, 1961. 2pp. JFK#2.
Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
December 14,1961.1p. JFK#2a.
"Inform Tshombe at Once That President Is
Proceeding Immediately to Explore
Possibilities. Will Communicate Further with
Him Soonest."
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0140 Translation of Letter. Fr: Moïse Tshombe. To: 0152
John F. Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#2b.
Protest of Attack on Katanga by UN Troops.
0141 Letter. Fr: Moise Tshombe. To: John F.
Kennedy.
December 14, 1961. 1p. JFK#2c. 0154
Protest of Attack on Katanga by UN Troops.
0142 Draft Telegram. Fr: George Ball. To: U.S.
Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 14, 1961. 2pp. JFK#2d. OUO. 0155
Offer by Moise Tshombe, President of
Secessionist State of Katanga, to Negotiate
without Conditions with DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula.
0144 Incoming Telegram #1511. Fr: Edmund A. 0156
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 15, 1961. 2pp. JFK#3. S. 3/15/74.
U.S. Mediation for Cease-fire in DRC.
0146 Memorandum. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To:
Lucius D. Battle.
December 15, 1961.1p. JFK#4. 0160
Letters from John F. Kennedy to Presidents
Ahmadou Ahidjo of Cameroon and Joseph
Kasavubu of DRC. 0163
0147 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Joseph
Kasavubu.
December 15, 1961.1p. JFK#4a.
Visit to DRC by U.S. Secretary of Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg.
0148 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Joseph
Kasavubu. 0165
NA. 1p.JFK#4b.
Visit to DRC by U.S. Secretary of Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg.
0149 Copy of Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To:
Joseph Kasavubu.
NA. 1p.JFK#4b.
Visit to DRC by U.S. Secretary of Labor 0167
Arthur J. Goldberg.
0150 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
December 14, 1961. 1p. JFK#4c.
Proposed Letter from John F. Kennedy to
DRC President Joseph Kasavubu. 0168
0151 Incoming Telegram #1080. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: NA.
December 15, 1961.1p. JFK#5. C. 3/15/74.
U.S. Position on Continuation of Hostilities in
Katanga.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
December 15, 1961. 1p. JFK#6.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for W.
Wendell Blancke, U.S. Ambassador to Congo
(Brazzaville).
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#6a.
Biographical Sketch of W. Wendell Blancke,
U.S. Ambassador to Congo (Brazzaville).
Incoming Telegram #NA. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's Offer
to Negotiate with Central Government of
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Translation of Telegram. Fr: Moise Tshombe.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 15, 1961. 4pp. JFK#8.
Tshombe, President of Secessionist State of
Katanga, Criticizes U.S. State Department's
View of Situation in DRC.
Telegram (in French). Fr: Moise Tshombe. To:
Dean Rusk.
December 15,1961. 3pp. JFK#8a.
Outgoing Telegram #1028. Fr: George Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville and U.S.
Consulate, Eiisabethville.
NA. 2pp. JFK#9. C. NA.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's Offer
to Negotiate with Central Government of
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Outgoing Telegram #1036. Fr: George Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 15,1961. 2pp. JFK#10. OUO.
Reply to Katangese President Moise
Tshombe's Message to John F. Kennedy
regarding Offer to Negotiate with DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #1067. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
December 13,1961.1 p. JFK#11.
Report on Situation in Eiisabethville from
Jules Cousin, Chairman of Board of Directors
of Union Miniere du Haut Katanga.
Incoming Telegram (unnumbered). Fr:
Edmund A. Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 15,1961. 1p. JFK#12. S. 3/15/74.
Special UN Representative to Congo Ralph
Bunche Opposes Any Direct
Correspondence between John F. Kennedy
and Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
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1961.
0170 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0173 Telegram #708. Fr: George Ball. To: John F.
Kennedy.
December 16, 1961. 2pp. JFK#1. C. 3/15/74.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower's
Statements on DRC-Katanga Situation and 0188
Views of U.S. Political Leaders on Kennedy's
Handling of Situation.
0175 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
December 16, 1961.1p. JFK#2.
Joint Cable to John F. Kennedy from 0189
Katangese Cabinet Ministers Godefroid
Munongo and Evariste Kimba.
0176 Telegram (in French). Fr: Evariste Kimba and
Godefroid Munongo. To: John F. Kennedy.
December 6,1961. 2pp. JFK#2a.
0178 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Evariste Kimba
and Godefroid Munongo. To: John F.
Kennedy. 0190
December 6,1961. 1p. JFK#2b.
Katangese Secessionist Government
Protests Use of U.S. Air Force Units in UN
Forces in DRC.
0179 Telegram. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: John F.
Kennedy.
NA. 4pp. JFK#3. C. 3/15/74.
Discussions regarding Negotiations between 0191
Moise Tshombe, President of Secessionist
State of Katanga, and DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula.
0183 White House Incoming Message. Fr:
Delegation Permanente du Katanga in
Brussels. To: White House.
December 17,1961.1 p. JFK#4. 0192
Message from Moise Tshombe, President of
Secessionist State of Katanga, to John F.
Kennedy regarding Negotiations with DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0184 Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: 0193
George Ball.
December 17, 1961. 1p. JFK#5.
U.S. Efforts to Receive Up-to-date,
Coordinated, and Accurate Information on 0209
Military Situation in DRC.
0185 Incoming Telegram #384. Fr: Edmund A. 0210
Gullion. To: White House. 0213
December 17, 1961. 2pp. JFK#6. QUO.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Message from
Moise Tshombe, President of Secessionist
State of Katanga.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #1055. Fr: George Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 17,1961. 1p. JFK#7. QUO.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Message from
DRC President Joseph Kasavubu regarding
U.S. Government Support of UN Operations
in Congo.
Incoming Telegram #1089. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
December 17,1961. 1p. JFK#8.
Moise Tshombe, President of Secessionist
State of Katanga, Annouces Readiness to
Meet with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
White House Outgoing Message. Fr:
McGeorge Bundy. To: John F. Kennedy.
December 18,1961. 1p. JFK#9. S. 3/15/74.
Message from British Prime Minister Harold
Macmillan to Kennedy regarding Negotiations
between Moise Tshombe, President of
Secessionist State of Katanga, and DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Copy of White House Outgoing Message. Fr:
McGeorge Bundy. To: John F. Kennedy.
December 18,1961. 1p. JFK#9. S. 3/15/74.
Message from British Prime Minister Harold
Macmillan to Kennedy regarding Negotiations
between Moise Tshombe, President of
Secessionist State of Katanga, and DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Outgoing Telegram #1055. Fr: George Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 17, 1961.1p. JFK#10. OUO.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Message from
DRC President Joseph Kasavubu regarding
U.S. Government Support of UN Operations
in Congo.
Note. Fr: Frederick G. Dutton. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#11.
"Since You Had This Initiated, I Thought You
Would Be Interested in Finished Product."
Pamphlet. Fr: George Ball. To: NA.
December 1961. 16pp. JFK#12.
Elements in U.S. Congo Policy.
Congo•General, December 19-20,
1961.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
December 19,1961.1p. JFK#1.
Telegram to John F. Kennedy from DRC
President Joseph Kasavubu, Dated
December 16, 1961.
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0214 Telegram (in French). Fr: Joseph Kasavubu. 0237
To: John F. Kennedy.
December 16, 1961. 2pp. JFK#1 a.
0216 Incoming Telegram #1532. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 16, 1961. 1p. JFK#1b. OUO.
Message from DRC President Joseph
Kasavubu to John F. Kennedy regarding U.S. 0239
Support of UN Operations in Congo.
0217 Incoming Telegram #1532. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 16, 1961.1p. JFK#1c. OUO.
DRC Foreign Minister Justin Bomboko 0241
Relays Message (in French) from President
Joseph Kasavubu to John F. Kennedy.
0218 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Joseph
Kasavubu. To: John F. Kennedy.
December 16, 1961.1 p. JFK#1 d.
Message of Appreciation for U.S. Support of
UN Operations in DRC. 0243
0219 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
December 20, 1961. 2pp. JFK#2.
DRC Situation Report.
0221 UN Security Council Resolution S/5002. Fr:
UN Security Council. To: NA. 0244
November 24, 1961. 3pp. JFK#2a.
Condemnation of Katangese Secession.
0224 UN Security Council Resolution S/4387. Fr:
UN Security Council. To: NA.
July 14, 1960. 1p.JFK#2b.
UN Military Assistance to DRC Central
Government. 0249
0225 UN Security Council Resolution S/4405. Fr:
UN Security Council. To: NA.
July 22,1960. 1 p. JFK#2c. 0250
UN Calls on Belgium to Withdraw Troops 0253
from DRC.
0226 UN Security Council Resolution S/4426. Fr:
UN Security Council. To: NA.
August 9, 1960. 2pp. JFK#2d. 0254
UN Calls on Belgium to Withdraw Troops
from Katanga and Orders UN Troops into
Province to Restore Order.
0228 Report. Fr: UN General Assembly. To: NA.
September 17-19, 1960. 8pp. JFK#2e.
Resolutions on DRC Adopted by UN General
Assembly during Its Fourth Emergency 0256
Special Session, September 17-19,1960.
0236 UN General Assembly Resolution A/RES/
1592 (XV). Fr: UN General Assembly. To: NA.
January 11, 1961. 1p. JFK#2f.
Situation in DRC.
Document
UN Security Council Resolution S/4741. Fr:
UN Security Council. To: NA.
February 21, 1961. 2pp. JFK#2g.
UN Urges to Take All Measures to Prevent
Occurrence of Civil War in DRC and to Effect
Withdrawal of All Foreign Troops from That
Country.
UN General Assembly Resolution A/RES/
1599 (XV). Fr: UN General Assembly. To: NA.
April 17, 1961. 2pp. JFK#2h.
UN Calls on Belgium to Withdraw and
Evacuate All Troops from DRC.
UN General Assembly Resolution A/RES/
1600 (XV). Fr: UN General Assembly. To: NA.
April 17, 1961. 2pp. JFK#2i.
UN Calls on DRC Authorities to Desist from
Attempting Military Solution to Their
Problems and Resolve Them by Peaceful
Means.
UN General Assembly Resolution A/RES/
1601 (XV)/ Rev. 2. Fr: UN General Assembly.
To: NA.
May 19, 1961.1 p. JFK#2j.
UN Establishes Commission of Investigation
into Situation in DRC.
Outgoing Telegram #1068. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 19, 1961. 5pp. JFK#2k.
C. 3/15/74.
U.S. State Department Ideas on Substance
of Adoula-Tshombe Agreement.
Congo•State Department Report:
"Congo Chronology," December 20,
1961.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
December 20,1961.1p. JFK#1. S. 3/15/74.
Information on DRC.
Outgoing Telegram #1045. Fr: George Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 15,1961. 2pp. JFK#1a.
S. 3/15/74.
Establishment of U.S. Intelligence Evaluation
Center to Correlate Intelligence Material from
DRC.
Report. Fr: Department of State. To: NA.
NA. 34pp. JFK#2.
"A Congo Chronology, January 1959-
December 21,1961" [Patrice Lumumba vs.
Secessionists and UN; Governmental Crisis
in DRC; Power Struggle in DRC; Efforts to
Achieve Unity in DRC; and Katanga Issue].
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0290 Note. Fr: NA. To: Bromley K. Smith. 0305
NA. 2pp. JFK#3.
"Mr. Bundy Sent Gullion Letter Down to
President•With No Comment as to Whether
Copy Should Be Sent to State. Want to Ask?" 0306
0292 Letter. Fr: Edmund A. Gullion. To: John F.
Kennedy.
December 21,1961. 2pp. JFK#3a.
UN Employment of Force in DRC in Face of
Katangese Provocation.
0294 Congo•General, December 21-31,
1961. 0307
0295 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0298 Incoming Telegram #20. Fr: Department of
State. To: Dean Rusk (Bermuda).
December 21, 1961. 1 p. JFK#1. QUO.
Telegram from Edmund A. Gullion, U.S.
Ambassador to DRC, regarding Kitona
Conference.
0299 White House Incoming Message. Fr:
McGeorge Bundy (Aboard Air Force One).
To: Bromley K. Smith. 0309
December 21,1961. 1 p. JFK#2. S. 3/15/74.
John F. Kennedy Reviews Terms of Kitona
Agreement on DRC and Sends His
Congratulations.
0300 Outgoing Telegram #534. Fr: George Ball. To:
U.S. Embassy, Brazzaville.
NA. 1p.JFK#3.0UO.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Congolese 0311
(Brazzaville) President Fulbert Youlou
regarding Hostilities in DRC and
Reconciliation between Moise Tshombe,
President of Secessionist State of Katanga,
and DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0301 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
Bromley K. Smith.
December 27,1961. 1 p. JFK#4. 0312
Cable to John F. Kennedy from Civilian
Doctors of Elisabethville, DRC.
0302 Telegram (in French). Fr: Civilian Doctors of
Elisabethville, DRC. To: John F. Kennedy.
December 17,1961. 2pp. JFK#4a.
0304 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Civilian Doctors
of Elisabethville, DRC. To: John F. Kennedy. 0313
December 17,1961.1p. JFK#4b.
Request That International Red Cross
Committee Send Representative to Katanga
to Prevent Violations of [Geneva] 0314
Convention.
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Document
Handwritten Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#5.
"Sent to General Clifton 12:30 PM December
19,1961."
Telegram. Fr: Moise Tshombe. To: John F.
Kennedy.
December 29, 1961. 1p. JFK#5.
Protests Agitation by U.S. Ambassador
Edmund A. Gullion to UN Command to Take
Military Action to Prevent Meeting of
Katangese National Assembly to Execute
Kitona Declaration.
Outgoing Telegram #1182. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville and U.S.
Consulate, Elisabethville.
December 29,1961. 2pp. JFK#6.
U.S. Refutes Charges Made by Moise
Tshombe, President of Secessionist State of
Katanga, That U.S. Ambassador Edmund A.
Gullion Interfered with Kitona Talks and
Urged Resumption of UN Military Action
against Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #887. Fr: [?] Hoffacker.
To: John F. Kennedy.
December 28, 1961. 2pp. JFK#6a.
Protests Agitation by U.S. Ambassador
Edmund A. Gullion to UN Command to Take
Military Action to Prevent Meeting of
Katangese National Assembly to Execute
Kitona Declaration.
Translation of Telegram. Fr: Moise Tshombe.
To: John F. Kennedy.
December 29,1961. 1 p. JFK#6b.
Protests Agitation by U.S. Ambassador
Edmund A. Gullion to UN Command to Take
Military Action to Prevent Meeting of
Katangese National Assembly to Execute
Kitona Declaration.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Fulbert
Youlou.
December 30,1961.1p. JFK#7.
Efforts to Promote Reconciliation between
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula and Moise
Tshombe, President of Secessionist State of
Katanga.
Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To:
Melvin Manful!.
NA. 1p.JFK#7a.
"Isn't This Now Entirely Out of Date?"
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
December 16, 1961.1p. JFK#7b.
Reply to Telegram Sent by Congolese
(Brazzaville) President Fulbert Youlou to
John F. Kennedy.
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0315 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Fulbert 0334
Youlou. 0335
NA. 1p.JFK#7c. 0338
Efforts to Promote Reconciliation between
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula and Moise
Tshombe, President of Secessionist State of
Katanga.
0316 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Fulbert Youlou.
To: John F. Kennedy.
December 9, 1961. 2pp. JFK#7d.
Appeal for U.S. Intervention to End Fighting
in Katanga.
0318 White House Incoming Message. Fr: Dean 0340
Rusk. To: White House.
December 9, 1961. 2pp. JFK#7e.
Message from Congolese (Brazzaville)
President Fulbert Youlou to John F. Kennedy 0341
Appealing for U.S. Intervention to End
Fighting in Katanga.
0321 Letter. Fr: Fulbert Youlou. To: John F.
Kennedy.
November 18, 1961. 1p. JFK#7f.
Appeal to Chiefs of State of Independent
Nations of Black Africa to Help Solve DRC 0342
Problem.
0322 Copy of Letter. Fr: Fulbert Youlou. To: John F.
Kennedy.
November 18, 1961.1p. JFK#7f.
Appeal to Chiefs of State of Independent
Nations of Black Africa to Help Solve DRC 0343
Problem.
0323 Statement. Fr: Fulbert Youlou. To: Chiefs of
State of Independent Nations of Black Africa.
NA. 3pp. JFK#7f.
Appeal to Help Solve DRC Problem. 0345
0326 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Fulbert Youlou.
NA. 1p.JFK#7g.
Reply to Appeal for U.S. to Help End
Hostilities in Katanga. 0346
0327 Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: Lucius D.
Battle.
December 5,1961.1 p. JFK#7h.
"For Translation and Recommendation."
0328 Letter (in Frenchf. Fr: Fulbert Youlou. To: 0347
John F. Kennedy.
November 18,1961. 4pp. JFK#7i.
0332 Incoming Telegram #1714. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 30,1961. 2pp. JFK#8. S. 3/15/74.
Letter from DRC Government Praising U.S. 0348
Actions but Asking U.S. Policy of Opposition
to Communist Ideology.
Document
Congo•General, January 1-6,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Outgoing Telegram #556. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Brazzaville.
NA.2pp.JFK#1.0UO.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Correspondence
from Congolese (Brazzaville) President
Fulbert Youlou regarding Hostilities in
Katanga and Reconciliation between Moise
Tshombe, President of Secessionist State of
Katanga, and Cyrille Adoula, DRC Prime
Minister.
Note. Fr: NA. To: White House.
Januarys, 1961. 1p.JFK#2.
'The Attached File on Tempelsman Proposal
Is Returned as Requested."
Outgoing Telegram #1174. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 29, 1961.1p. JFK#2a. OUO.
Letter from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to John F. Kennedy regarding
Possible Expansion of U.S. Diamond Barter
Program.
Memorandum. Fr: Ralph A. Dungan. To:
Lucius D. Battle.
December 27,1961.1p. JFK#2b.
"I Have Discussed Attached with Stanley
Cleveland and It Is to Be Handled in
Accordance with Our Conversation."
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Cyrille Adoula.
NA. 2pp. JFK#2c.
Leon Tempelsman and Son Proposal for
Barter of Diamonds from DRC against U.S.
Agricultural Commodities.
Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
NA. 1p.JFK#2d.
To Note Second Sentence."
Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To:
Melvin Manfull.
NA. 1p.JFK#2e.
"What Is Timing Recommendation on This
Now?"
Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To:
Ralph A. Dungan.
NA. 1p.JFK#2e.
"For Your Clearance. If You Wish You May
Return Draft Here for Typing, Processing,
Etc."
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
December 8, 1961.1 p. JFK#2f.
Leon Tempelsman Proposal for Barter of
DRC Diamonds.
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0349 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Cyrille Adoula. 0361
NA. 2pp. JFK#2g.
Leon Tempelsman and Son Proposal for
Barter of Diamonds from DRC against U.S.
Agricultural Commodities.
0351 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Leopoldville. 0362
NA. 1p.JFK#2h.OUO.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula's Letter regarding
Diamond Barter Proposal. , 0363
0352 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 13,1961.1p. JFK#2i.
Telegram from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to John F. Kennedy.
0353 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Cyrille Adoula. 0364
To: John F. Kennedy.
October 24,1961.1 p. JFK#2j.
Conclusion of Agreement between DRC 0365
Government and Firm of Leon Tempelsman
and Son regarding Barter of Diamonds.
0354 Telegram (in French). Fr: Cyrille Adoula. To:
John F. Kennedy.
October 24,1961. 1 p. JFK#2k. 0366
0355 Note. Fr: NA. To: Bromley K. Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#3.
'The Two Senators Were Sent
Acknowledgments by Wire•State Will Draft
Replies to Them When They (State) Have
Talked to Ambassador Gullion." 0367
0356 Handwritten Note. Fr: JC. To: Polly [?].
Januarys, 1962. 1p. JFK#3
"If You Don't Need This, You Can Destroy." 0369
0357 Memorandum. Fr: Harlan P. Bramble. To: [?]
Ford.
January 4,1962.1 p. JFK#3a.
Barter Program for DRC Industrial Diamonds.
0358 Memorandum. Fr: Ralph A. Dungan. To: 0370
McGeorge Bundy.
January 4,1962. 1p. JFK#4.
"I've Been Pressing Them on Getting Better
On-the-scene Intelligence and since This
Letter Military Attaché Staffs Are Being
Augmented." 0371
0359 Letter. Fr: Lyman L. Lemnitzer. To: U. Alexis 0372
Johnson. 0375
December 29,1961. 2pp. JFK#4a.
C. 10/11/73.
U.S. Military Representation in DRC.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
January 5,1962. 1 p. JFK#5.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for W.
Wendell Blancke, U.S. Ambassador to Congo
(Brazzaville).
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#5.
Biographical Sketch of W. Wendell Blancke,
U.S. Ambassador to Congo (Brazzaville).
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
January 6,1962. 1p. JFK#6.
Cable to John F. Kennedy from Joseph F.
Cornells, Archbishop of Elisabethville,
regarding Katanga Fighting.
Telegram (in French). Fr: Joseph Cornelis.
To: John F. Kennedy.
December 24, 1961. 1p. JFK#6a.
Translation of Telegram. Fr: Joseph Cornelis.
To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#6b.
Appeal to Kennedy to Use His Influence to
End Fighting and Bloodshed in Katanga.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
January 11,1962. 1p. JFK#7.
Telegram from [?] Croquez, Attorney from
South Kasai Province, DRC, to John F.
Kennedy, Dated December 30,1961.
Telegram (in French). Fr: [?] Croquez. To:
John F. Kennedy.
December 30, 1962. 2pp. JFK#7a.
Translation of Telegram. Fr: [?] Croquez. To:
John F. Kennedy.
December 30, 1961.1p. JFK#7b.
Request for U.S. Intervention in Disturbances
in South Kasai Province, DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
Bromley K. Smith.
January 11, 1962. 1p.JFK#8.
Memorandum from British Ambassador to
Dean Rusk on DRC.
Congo•General, January 7-23,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Outgoing Telegram. Fr: George C. McGhee.
To: Admiral Kirk. 7
January 12,1962.1 p. JFK#1.
Union Miniere du Haut Kataga Denies That
Belgians Trying to Enter Katanga Were
Employees of Theirs.
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0376 Memorandum. Fr: Chester V. Clifton. To: 0393
John F. Kennedy.
January 15,1962. 1p. JFK#2.
CIA Investigation into Possible UN Support of
Military Forces of Secessionist Leader
Antoine Gizenga in DRC.
0378 Department of Air Force Incoming Message.
Fr: Air Attaché, Leopoldville. To: Chief of 0394
Staff, Air Force.
January 13,1962. 4pp. JFK#2a. S. 10/11 /73. 0395
Possible Involvement of U.S. Aircraft in 0398
Bombing of Katanga as Part of UN Military
Forces.
0382 Outgoing Telegram #1800. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels. 0399
January 15,1962. 1p. JFK#3. OUO.
Letter from Count Josse de Lalaing to White
House regarding DRC.
0383 Incoming Telegram #606. Fr: [?] Dorros. To:
Dean Rusk. 0400
January 18, 1962. 1p. JFK#4. 0402
"Presidential Message Delivered Yesterday
No Immediate Decision GOC Release."
0384 Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: Lucius D.
Battle.
January 20, 1962. 1 p. JFK#5. 0405
"For Translation, Per Conversation between
Mr. Johnson and Mr. Collopy."
0386 Telegram (in French). Fr: [?]
Mutakawadiloma. To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA. 0407
[Note: Document Unreadable.]
0388 Outgoing Telegram #517. Fr: George Ball. To:
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
January 24,1962. 1p. JFK#6.
Reply to Telegram to John F. Kennedy from 0408
Archbishop Joseph Cornelis regarding
Atrocities in DRC.
0389 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
January 29,1962. 1p. JFK#7.
Telegram to John F. Kennedy from Charles 0409
Mutakawadiloma, President of Katanga
National Assembly.
0390 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
January 22,1962. 1p. JFK#7a. 0411
Telegram to John F. Kennedy from Charles
Mutakawadiloma, President of Katanga
National Assembly.
0391 Telegram (in French). Fr: Charles
Mutakawadiloma. To: John F. Kennedy.
January 20,1962. 2pp. JFK#7b.
Document
Translation of Telegram. Fr: Charles
Mutakawadiloma. To: John F. Kennedy.
January 20,1962. 1p. JFK#7c.
Katanga National Assembly Denounces
Genocide by DRC Central Government in
Northern Katanga.
Congo•General, January 24-31,
1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1.
Biographical Sketch of DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula.
Memorandum. Fr: Robert Eisenberg. To:
Alice Boyce.
January 24,1962.1p. JFK#2. C. 3/15/74.
Program for DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula's Visit to U.S.
Handwritten Routing Slip. 1p. JFK#2.
Memorandum. Fr: Sheldon B. Vance. To: G.
Mennen Williams.
January 24,1962. 3pp. JFK#2a. C. 3/15/74.
Tentative Plans for DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula's Visit to U.S.
Outgoing Telegram #1956. Fr: George Ball.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
January 26,1962. 2pp. JFK#3. OUO.
Plans for DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's
Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #1910. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 26,1962.1p. JFK#4. C. 3/15/74.
Departure Date for DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula's Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #1915. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 26,1962.1p. JFK#5. C. 3/15/74.
Possible Appearance before UN Security
Council during DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula's Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #1942. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 29,1962. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 3/15/74.
Plans for DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's
Visit to U.S.
Outgoing Telegram #1340. Fr: George Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 29,1962. 2pp. JFK#7. OUO.
Program for DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula's Visit to U.S.
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0413 Outgoing Telegram #1341. Fr: George Ball. 0429
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
U.S. Views regarding DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula's Speech before UN General
Assembly.
0415 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: 0431
McGeorge Bundy.
January 29,1962.1p. JFK#9. QUO.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's Visit to
U.S.
0416 Incoming Telegram #1947. Fr: Edmund A. 0433
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 30,1962.1p. JFK#10.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's
Comments on John F. Kennedy's Invitation to
Visit to U.S.
0417 Incoming Telegram #2599. Fr: Adlai E. 0434
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
January 30,1962.1p. JFK#11. QUO.
Proposal for Informal Stag Dinner in New
York for DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula
during Visit to U.S.
0418 Outgoing Telegram #1344. Fr: George Ball. 0435
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 30,1962.1p. JFK#12. OUO.
John F. Kennedy's Official Invitation to DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula to Be His Guest
in Washington, D.C. ' 0438
0420 Outgoing Telegram #1347. Fr: George Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 30,1962. 1p. JFK#13.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula
Announces Acceptance of John F. Kennedy's 0441
' Invitation to Visit U.S.
0421 Outgoing Telegram #1983. Fr: George Ball.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
January 30,1962. 1p. JFK#14.
Makeup of DRC Prime Minister Cyrille 0443
Adoula's Party during Visit to U.S.
0422 Incoming Telegram #1961. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk.
January 30,1962.1p. JFK#15. OUO.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Informed 0447
of UN Security Council Vote on Rejection of
Agenda.
0423 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: Bromley K. Smith.
January 31,1962.1p. JFK#16.
U.S. Ambassador to DRC Edmund A. 0448
Gullion's Schedule while in U.S.
0424 Congo•General, February 1-12,
1962.
0425 Withdrawal Sheets. 4pp.
Document
Incoming Telegram #1977. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk.
February 1, 1962. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 3/15/74.
Program for DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula's Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #2627. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
February 1, 1962. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 3/15/74.
New York Schedule for DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula's Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #787. Fr: Joseph Palmer
II. To: Dean Rusk.
February 1, 1962.1p.JFK#4.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula
Acknowledges John F. Kennedy's Invitation
to Lunch at White House.
Outgoing Telegram #1361. Fr: George Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
February 1, 1962.1p. JFK#5. OUO.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula to Attend
Luncheon with UN Secretary General U
Thant.
Press Release. Fr: Department of State. To:
NA.
February 2, 1962. 3pp. JFK#6.
Program for DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula's Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #2649. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
February 4, 1962. 3pp. JFK#7. C. 9/3/74.
Preliminary Impressions of DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula's Visit to U.S.
Outgoing Telegram #1395. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
February 7,1962.2pp. JFK#8. OUO.
Success of DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula's Visit to U.S.
Outgoing Telegram #1409. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
February 8, 1962. 4pp. JFK#9. C. 3/15/74.
Summary of John F. Kennedy's Meeting with
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
February 8, 1962.1p. JFK#9a.
Reporting Telegram on DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula's Visit to U.S.
Draft of Outgoing Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S.
Embassy, Leopoldville.
February 8, 1962. 4pp. JFK#9b. C. 3/15/74.
Summary of John F. Kennedy's Meeting with
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
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0452 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: 0481
McGeorge Bundy.
February 12,1962. 1p. JFK#10.
John F. Kennedy's Conversation with DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula. 0482
0453 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
February 5,1962. 6pp. JFK#10a. C. 3/15/74. 0488
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula regarding
Solution to Katanga Question.
0459 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
February 5, 1962. 3pp. JFK#10b. C. 3/15/74. 0489
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula regarding
Reorganization of Congolese Armed Forces.
0462 Outgoing Telegram #1411. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts. 0490
February 10,1962. 3pp. JFK#11. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Commitment to Full Support of DRC
Government Through UN with View to
Reintegration of Katanga and Restoration of 0491
Order and Stability.
0465 Congo•General, February 13-19,
1962.
0466 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0469 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:. 0492
McGeorge Bundy.
February 15,1962. 1 p. JFK#1.
Memoranda of Conversation between John 0496
F. Kennedy and DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula.
0471 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
February 5, 1962. 6pp. JFK#1 a. C. 3/15/74. 0501
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula regarding
Solution to Katanga Question.
0477 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA. 0502
February 5.1962.3pp. JFK#1a. C. 3/15/74.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula regarding
Reorganization of Congolese Armed Forces. 0503
0480 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
February 8,1962.1p. JFK#2. OUO.
Suggested Farewell Telegram from John F.
Kennedy to DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula. 0507
Document
Draft Message. Fr: NA. To: Cyrille Adoula.
NA. 1p.JFK#2.
Farewell Message and Best Wishes of U.S.
to DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
February 8,1962. 6pp. JFK#3. C. 3/15/74.
Proposed Action Program for DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
February 9, 1962.1p. JFK#4.
Copy of Reply to Letter from Joseph
Kasongo, President of DRC House of
Representatives.
Letter. Fr: G. Mennen Williams. To: Joseph
Kasongo.
January 29,1962.1 p. JFK#4a.
Reply to Letter from Kasongo regarding U.S.
Policy toward DRC.
Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K; Smith. To:
Polly [?].
"When Was Letter Answered and What Was
Said?"
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
February 5,1962.1 p. JFK#4b.
Letter to John F. Kennedy, Dated December
29,1961, from Joseph Kasongo, President of
DRC House of Representatives.
Letter (in French). Fr: Joseph Kasongo. To:
John F. Kennedy.
December 29, 1961. 4pp. JFK#4c.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Joseph Kasongo.
To: John F. Kennedy.
December 29,1961. 5pp. JFK#4d.
Satisfaction of DRC Nationalists with U.S.
African Policy.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
New Year's Greeting to John F. Kennedy
from Alexandre Mahamba, DRC Minister of
Land Affairs.
Translation of Telegram. Fr: Alexandre
Mahamba. To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#5a.
Expression of Best Wishes for New Year.
CIA Intelligence Memorandum. Fr: CIA.
To: NA.
February 12,1962. 4pp. JFK#6.
TS. 1/13/76 IP.
Prospects for New Fighting in Southern
Katanga.
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Cyrille Adoula.
February 19,1962. 1p. JFK#6a.
Greetings and Best Wishes from John F.
Kennedy to DRC Prime Minister Adoula.
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0508 Congo•General, February 20,1962- 0535
March 9,1962.
0509 Withdrawal Sheets. 4pp.
0513 Routing Slip. 1p. JFK#1.
0514 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
February 20,1962.1 p. JFK#1. 0536
"Enclosed for Information and Files of White
House Are Reproduced Copies of Four
Memoranda of Conversation."
0516 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
February 5,1962. 6pp. JFK#1a. C. 3/15/74.
Discussions between George Ball and DRC 0538
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula regarding U.S.
Policy toward DRC.
0522 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA. To:
NA.
February 5,1962.3pp. JFK#1 b. C. NA. 0541
Discussions between George Ball and DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula regarding Union
Miniere and Katanga Reintegration.
0525 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA. 0542
To: NA.
February 5,1962.3pp. JFK#1c. C. NA.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Discusses
His Call for Increase in Size of UN Force in
Congo and Problems of Congolese National
Army.
0528 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy. 0550
February 21,1962.1p. JFK#2.
Thank-You Message to John F. Kennedy 0551
from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula. 0555
0529 Translation of Afofe Verbale. Fr: Delegation of
DRC to UN. To: NA.
February 9,1962.1p. JFK#2a.
Thank-You Message to John F. Kennedy
from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0531 Foreign Service Despatch. Fr: Zachary P. 0556
Geaneas. To: Department of State.
February 14,1962. 1p. JFK#2b.
Message from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to John F. Kennedy. 0557
0532 Message (in French). Fr: Delegation of DRC
to UN. To: NA.
February 9,1962.1p. JFK#2b.
0533 Outgoing Telegram #2054. Fr: NA. To: U.S.
Mission to UN.
February 8,1962.1 p. JFK#2c. 0558
Farewell Message and Best Wishes of U.S.
to DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoulá.
0534 Handwritten Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
Document
Department of State Airgram #A-37. Fr: [?]
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
February 22,1962. 1p. JFK#3. C. 3/15/74.
Cable to John F. Kennedy from Katanga
National Assembly President Charles Mutaka
[Mutakawadiloma].
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
March 7,1962. 2pp. JFK#4.
UN Assurances to Moise Tshombe, President
of Secessionist State of Katanga, regarding
Security for Meeting with DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
March 9,1962. 3pp. JFK#5.
Possible Deportation of Michel Struelens
from U.S.
Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: Ralph
A. Dungan.
March6,1962.1 p. JFK#5a.
Activities of Michel Struelens in U.S.
Incoming Telegram #1606. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
March 4,1962. 8pp. JFK#5b. C. 6/86 IP.
Discussions with Belgian Foreign Minister
Paul-Henri Spaak regarding Congo Situation
and Moise Tshombe, President of
Secessionist State of Katanga.
Congo•General, March 10,1962-
April 30,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
March 13, 1962.1p. JFK#1. C. 9/3/74.
Meeting between Dr. Sture Linner, Chief of
UN Civilian Operations in DRC, and John F.
Kennedy.
UN Press Release. Fr: UN To: NA.
January 26,1962.1p. JFK#1.
Biographical Note on Dr. Sture Linner, Chief
of UN Civilian Operations in DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
March 15,1962.1p.JFK#2.
Letter to John F. Kennedy, Dated February
19, 1962, from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Cyrille Adoula. To:
John F. Kennedy.
February 19,1962.1p. JFK#2a.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's Visit
to U.S.
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0559 Memorandum. Fr: Roger Hilsman. To: Dean 0582
Rusk.
April 4, 1962.1 p. JFK#3. C. 5/3/74.
Attached Research Memorandum: "Policy
Alternatives in Congo."
0560 State Department Research Memorandum.
Fr: Roger Hilsman. To: Dean Rusk. 0583
March 29, 1962.11pp. JFK#3a. C. 9/3/74.
Policy Alternatives in DRC.
0571 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
April 18, 1962. 1p.JFK#4.
Reply to Letter from Emmanuel J. Dadet, 0584
Ambassador of Congo (Brazzaville), to John
F. Kennedy.
0572 Letter. Fr: J. Wayne Fredericks. To:
Emmanuel J. Dadet.
April 17, 1962. 1p.JFK#4a.
Message of Thanks from John F. Kennedy for 0585
Receipt of Special Edition of Pamphlet
Entitled "The Congo Brazzaville."
0573 Translation of Letter. Fr: Emmanuel J. Dadet.
To: John F. Kennedy.
April 2, 1962.1 p. JFK#4b. 0586
Gift for Kennedy of Special Edition of
Pamphlet Entitled "The Congo Brazzaville."
0574 Letter (in French). Fr: Emmanuel J. Dadet.
To: John F. Kennedy. 0587
April 2, 1962.1p.JFK#4c.
0575 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Cyrille
Adoula.
April 26, 1962. 1 p. JFK#5. 0588
Efforts to Reunite DRC.
0577 Outgoing Telegram #1829. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
April 26, 1962. 2pp. JFK#5a. C. 4/7/76. 0589
Letter from John F. Kennedy to DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula regarding Efforts
toward Reunification of DRC.
0579 Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: Tazewell T.
Shepard, Jr.
April 25, 1962. 1 p. JFK#5b. 0590
Proposed Letter to DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula.
0580 Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To:
Tazewell T. Shepard, Jr.
NA. 1p.JFK#5b.C. 4/7/76.
John F. Kennedy's Concurrence on Proposed 0591
Letter to DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0581 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Cyrille
Adoula.
NA.1 p. JFK#5c.C. 4/7/76.
Efforts to Reunite DRC.
Document
White House Outgoing Message. Fr:
McGeorge Bundy. To: Tazewell T. Shepard,
Jr.
April 25, 1962.1p. JFK#5d. C. 4/7/76.
Proposed Letter to DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula.
Handwritten Note. Fr: Ralph A. Dungan. To:
NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#5e.
"Great! Shouldn't We Cable It to Gullion and
Leave Timing of Delivery to His Good
Judgment?"
Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To:
Ralph A. Dungan.
NA. 1p.JFK#5f.
'The President Asked Whether State
Recommended Sending an Encouraging
Letter to Adoula. Here Is Their Reply."
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
April 24, 1962. 1p. JFK#5g. C. 4/7/76.
Draft Letter to DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula.
Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Cyrille
Adoula.
NA. 1p.JFK#5g.
Efforts to Reunite DRC.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Cyrille
Adoula.
April 26,1962. 1p.JFK#5g.
Efforts to Reunite DRC.
Copy of Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To:
Cyrille Adoula.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Efforts to Reunite DRC.
Copy of Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K.
Smith. To: Ralph A. Dungan.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
The President Asked Whether State
Recommended Sending an Encouraging
Letter to Adoula. Here Is Their Reply."
Copy of Handwritten Note. Fr: Ralph A.
Dungan. To: NÁ.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
"Great! Shouldn't We Cable It to Gullion and
Leave Timing of Delivery to His Good
Judgment?"
Copy of Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To:
Captain Shepard.
April 25, 1962.1p.JFK#NA.
Proposed Letter to DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula.
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0592 Congo•General, May 1,1962-June 0609
30,1962.
0593 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0596 Incoming Telegram #3463. Fr: [?] Galbraith.
To: Dean Rusk. 0611
May 2, 1962. 3pp. JFK#1. C. 3/4/74.
Letters from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to John F. Kennedy and Indian Prime
Minister Jawaharlal Nehru regarding Military
Preparations in Katanga.
0599 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
Bromley K. Smith. 0612
May 11, 1962. 1p.JFK#2.
Instructions for Tripartite Discussion on DRC.
0600 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
May 13, 1962. 1p. JFK#3. 0613
Suggested Letter to David K. E. Bruce, U.S.
Ambassador to Great Britain.
0601 Memorandum. Fr: George Ball. To: John F. 0614
Kennedy.
May 13, 1962.1p. JFK#3a. S. 3/15/74.
Letter to David K. E. Bruce, U.S.
Ambassador to Great Britain, regarding Talks
with British and Belgians on DRC.
0602 Draft of Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: 0615
David K. E. Bruce.
NA. 2pp. JFK#3b. S. 3/15/74.
Tripartite Talks between U.S., Great Britain,
and Belgium on Reunification of DRC.
0604 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy. 0616
May 15, 1962. 1p.JFK#4.
John F. Kennedy's Interest in Report Entitled
"Next Steps in Congo."
0605 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: 0618
McGeorge Bundy.
May 25, 1962. 2pp. JFK#5.
Letter from Hubert F. Julian, Suspected Arms
Smuggler, to John F. Kennedy. 0621
0607 Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
June 1,1962. 1p.JFK#6.
State Department Recommends That No
Reply Be Made to Message from Evariste
Kimba, Katangese Foreign Minister, to 0622
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
0608 Note. Fr: ÑA. To: Bromley K. Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#6.
"When I Checked State on This I Got Fuzzy 0623
Answer That S/S Had Sent It to Area Desk
for Appropriate Handling. Shouldn't We Know
Ultimate Outcome of It? If So, I'll Needle
Again."
Document
Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: William H.
Brubeck.
May 12,1962. 1p.JFK#6.
"For Recommendation."
Letter. Fr: Evariste Kimba. To: Dwight D.
Eisenhower.
March 26, 1962.1p.JFK#6a.
Request That Former President Dwight
Eisenhower Help Katangese President Moise
Tshombe and DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to Save Peace in Central Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: WJH. To: NA.
NA. 1p;jFK#6b.
"Forwarded from Gettysburg with Note
Saying We 'Have Hunch That Minister Kimba
Still Thinks That DDE Is President of U.S.'"
Envelope. Fr: Standard Steel Corporation,
Los Angeles. To: Dwight D. Eisenhower.
May 2, 1962.1p.JFK#NA.
Memorandum. Fr: Warren A. Henderson. To:
Polly Yates.
June 12, 1962. 1p.JFK#7.
Memoranda on Union Miniere du Haut
Katanga Dividend Payments and DRC
Legislation regarding Katanga Companies.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
June 8,1962.1p. JFK#7a. C. 3/15/74.
Memoranda on Union Miniere du Haut
Katanga Dividend Payments and DRC
Legislation regarding Katanga Companies.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#7a. C. 3/15/74.
DRC Legislation regarding Katanga
Companies.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#7a. C. 3/15/74.
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga Dividend
Payments.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
June 8,1962. 1p. JFK#8. QUO.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Cyrille Adoula. To:
John F. Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#8a.
[Note: Document Unreadable.]
Letter. Fr: Cyrille Adoula. To: John F.
Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#8a.OUO.
Efforts to Bring about Reunification of DRC
Through Peaceful Negotiations.
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0624 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
May 28,1962.1 p. JFK#8b. LOU.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0626 Incoming Telegram #2905. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 23,1962. 1p. JFK#8c. LOU.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula regarding Efforts to
Bring about Reunification Through Peaceful
Negotiations.
0627 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
June 12, 1962. 1p. JFK#9. OUO.
Telegram to John F. Kennedy from
"Government of South Kasai," DRC.
0628 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Government of
South Kasai. To: John F. Kennedy.
May 30, 1962. 1p.JFK#9a.
Request for U.S. Aid in Wake of Massive
Influx of Katangese Refugees and over Two
Years of Violence, Disease, and Hunger.
0629 Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: William H.
Brubeck.
June 1,1962.1 p. JFK#9b.
"For Translation and Recommendation."
0630 Telegram (in French). Fr: Government of
South Kasai. To: John F. Kennedy.
May 30, 1962. 2pp. JFK#9c.
0632 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
June 23, 1962.2pp. JFK#9b. S. 3/15/74.
Implementation of Tax Collection Scheme in
Katanga.
0634 Congo•General; Tripartite Congo
Talks, May 1962 (1 of 2).
0635 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0638 List. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1.
Tripartite Congo Talks.
0639 Tabl. 1p.JFK#NA.
0640 Outgoing Telegram #6054. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
May 14, 1962. 2pp. JFK#2. S. 3/15/74.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to David K. E.
Bruce, U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain,
regarding Tripartite Talks between U.S.,
Britain, and Belgium on DRC.
Frame Document
0642 Copy of Outgoing Telegram #6054. Fr: Dean
Rusk. To: U.S. Embassy, London.
May 14, 1962. 2pp. JFK#2. S. 3/15/74.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to David K. E.
Bruce, U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain,
regarding Tripartite Talks between U.S.,
Britain, and Belgium on DRC.
0644 Incoming Telegram #4202. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
May 15, 1962. 1p. JFK#3. S. 3/15/74.
Tripartite Talks on DRC.
0645 Incoming Telegram #4204. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
May 15,1962. 7pp. JFK#4. S. 9/3/74.
First Session of Tripartite Talks on DRC.
0652 Incoming Telegram #4205. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
May 15, 1962. 6pp. JFK#5. S. 9/3/74.
Tripartite Talks on DRC.
0658 Incoming Telegram #4208. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
May 16, 1962. 4pp. JFK#6. S. 3/86.
Aide Mémoire Submitted by Robert
Rothschild, Chief of Cabinet to Belgian
Foreign Minister, to Tripartite Meeting on
DRC.
0662 Incoming Telegram #4218. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
May 16, 1962. 3pp. JFK#7. S. 3/15/74.
Consideration of Robert Rothschild's Aide
Mémoire at Tripartite Talks on DRC.
0665 Incoming Telegram #4223. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
May 16, 1962. 2pp. JFK#8. S. 9/3/74.
State Department Disappointment with
Results of Tripartite Talks on DRC.
0667 Incoming Telegram #4225. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
May 16, 1962. 3pp. JFK#9. S. 9/3/74.
Changes in Text of Robert Rothschild's Aide
Mémoire at Tripartite Talks on DRC.
0670 Congo•General; Tripartite Congo
Talks, May 1962 (2 of 2).
0671 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
0673 Department of State Airgram #A-1242. Fr:
David K. E. Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
May 18, 1962. 2pp. JFK#2. S. 9/3/74.
Principal Highlights of Tripartite Talks on
DRC.
0676 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
May 21, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
U.S. Congo Policy after London Tripartite
Talks.
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0678 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: 0700
McGeorge Bundy.
May 22, 1962.1 p. JFK#4a.
Letter from British Ambassador to U.S. David
Ormsby-Gbre to Dean Rusk regarding
London Tripartite Talks on DRC.
0679 Tab 2. 1p.JFK#NA. 0703
0680 Tab 3. 1p.JFK#NA.
0681 Outgoing Telegram #6425. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
June 1,1962. 5pp. JFK#7. S. 9/3/74.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to British Prime 0706
Minister Harold Macmillan regarding Peaceful
Solution to Congo Crisis. 0708
0686
0687
0690
0691
Congo•General, July 1-27,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp. 0711
Note. Fr: NA. To: Bromley K. Smith.
July 6,1962.1p.JFK#1.
Press Statement on Unidentified Subject by
State Department.
Handwritten Note. Fr: NA. To: Pierre Salinger.
NA. 1p.JFK#1a. 0713
"I'm Not Convinced This Wouldn't Get as
Good Play if Handled Properly Thru State.
Your Judgment However. If You Want to Pitch
It Back Do So."
0692 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy. 0715
June 25, 1962.1p. JFK#1b. C. 3/15/74.
DRC Aid Statement.
0693 Draft Statement. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA.2pp.JFK#1b.
U.S. Aid to DRC. 0717
0695 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
July 9, 1962.1p.JFK#2.
Letter to John F. Kennedy, Dated June 25,
1962, f rom-Alphonse Nzuzi, Congolese
Citizen Requesting Financial Assistance. 0719
0696 Translator's Summary of Communication. Fr:
Alphonse Nzuzi. To: John F. Kennedy.
June 25,1962. 1p. JFK#2a. 0720
Congolese Citizen Nzuzi's Request for
Financial Assistance from John F Kennedy.
0697 Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: William H.
Brubeck.
July 2, 1962.1p.JFK#2b.
"For Translation and Recommendation." 0722
0698 Letter (in French). Fr: Alphonse Nzuzi. To:
John F. Kennedy.
June 25, 1962. 2pp. JFK#2c.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #51. Fr: George Ball. To:
U.S. Mission, Geneva.
July 24,1962. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 3/15/74.
Letter from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoulato John F. Kennedy regarding
Negotiations in Congo Crisis.
Memorandum. Fr: G. Mennen Williams. To:
George C. McGhee.
July 24, 1962. 2pp. JFK#4. C. NA.
Discussion with Belgian, British, and French
Embassies on DRC.
[Note: Two-Page Document Labeled JFK#4a
Declassified 3/15/74 Is Unreadable.]
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
July 24,1962. 3pp. JFK#4b. C. NA.
Courses of Action in DRC.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Joseph
Kasavubu.
July 25,1962. 2pp. JFK#5.
Proposed Disposal of Fifty Thousand Tons of
Tin from Strategic Stockpile of U.S.
Government.
Copy of Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To:
Joseph Kasavubu.
July 25,1962. 2pp. JFK#5.
Proposed Disposal of Fifty Thousand Tons of
Tin from Strategic Stockpile of U.S.
Government.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
July 21,1962. 2pp. JFK#5a. LOU.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from DRC
President Joseph Kasavubu.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Joseph Kasavubu.
To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 2pp. JFK#5b.
Congolese Concern over U.S. Plans for
Disposition of Fifty Thousand Tons of Tin
from Strategic Stockpile.
Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#5c.
"Draft Approved by Mr. Dungan."
Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Joseph
Kasavubu.
NA. 2pp. JFK#5c.
Proposed Disposal of Fifty Thousand Tons of
Tin from Strategic Stockpile of U.S.
Government.
Copy of Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To:
Joseph Kasavubu.
NA. 2pp. JFK#5c.
Proposed Disposal of Fifty Thousand Tons of
Tin from Strategic Stockpile of U.S.
Government.
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0724 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: 0739
McGeorge Bundy.
July 25, 1962. 1p.JFK#6.
Request of Edmund A. Gullion, U.S.
Ambassador to DRC, for Appointment with
John F. Kennedy. 0741
0725 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
July 27, 1962. 1p. JFK#7. QUO.
July 19,1962 Telegram to John F. Kennedy
from Moise Tshombe, President of 0743
Secessionist State of Katanga, Protesting UN
Action against Demonstrators in Katanga.
0726 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Moise Tshombe.
To: John F. Kennedy.
July 19, 1962. 1p.JFK#7a.
Protest of UN Action against Demonstrators 0744
in Katanga in Which Women and Children
Were Killed.
0727 Telegram (in French). Fr: Moise Tshombe. To:
John F. Kennedy.
July 19, 1962. 2pp. JFK#7b.
0729
0730
0733
0734
Congo•General, July 28,1962- 0745
August 2,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Note. Fr: NA. To: Ralph A. Dungan.
NA. 1p.JFK#1.
"State Asked for Signed Original. Has 0746
Already Been Sent by Cable."
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Cyrille
Adoula.
July 30, 1962. 1p.JFK#1.
U.S. Understanding of Problems Facing DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula in Dealing with 0747
Katanga Secession Issue.
0735 Copy of Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To:
Cyrille Adoula. 0749
July 31, 1962.1 p. JFK#1.
U.S. Understanding of Problems Facing DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula in Dealing with 0751
Katanga Secession Issue.
0736 Outgoing Telegram #172. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
July 30, 1962. 2pp. JFK#1 a. 0753
Letter from John F. Kennedy to DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula regarding Problems in
Dealing with Katanga Secession Issue.
0738 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: 0757
McGeorge Bundy.
July 24, 1962. 1p. JFK#1b. C. NA.
Letter from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille 0762
Adoula to John F. Kennedy.
Document
Translation of Letter. Fr: Cyrille Adoula. To:
John F. Kennedy.
NA.3pp.JFK#1c. S. NA.
Efforts to Negotiate Peaceful Solution to
Katanga Issue.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
July 28, 1962. 1p. JFK#1d. C. NA.
Suggested Reply to DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula's Letter of July 21, 1962.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Cyrille
Adoula.
NA. 1p.JFK#1d.
U.S. Understanding of Problems Facing DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula in Dealing with
Katanga Secession Issue.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
August 2, 1962. 1p.JFK#2.
Telegrams to John F. Kennedy and
Jacqueline Kennedy from "Baluba Rallying
Movement" and "Katangan Women's
Federation."
Translation of Telegram. Fr: Baluba Rallying
Movement of Katanga. To: John F. Kennedy.
July 19, 1962. 1p.JFK#2a.
Protest of UN Action in Firing on Unarmed
Civilian Demonstrators in Katanga.
Translation of Telegram. Fr: Katangan
Women's Federation. To: Jacqueline
Kennedy.
July 16, 1962. 1p.JFK#2b.
Protest of UN Action in Firing on Unarmed
Civilian Demonstrators in Katanga.
Telegram (in French). Fr: Katangan Women's
Federation. To: Jacqueline Kennedy.
July 16, 1962. 2pp. JFK#2c.
Telegram (in French). Fr: Baluba Rallying
Movement of Katanga: To: John F. Kennedy.
July 19, 1962. 2pp. JFK#2d.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
August 2,1962. 2pR. JFK#3. C. 3/15/74.
Progress Report on Congo Crisis.
Record of Understanding. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 3pp. JFK#3a. C. 3/15/74.
Meeting with John F. Kennedy on July 25,
1962, to Discuss Situation in DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 5pp. JFK#3b. C. NA.
Proposal for National Reconciliation in DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 7pp. JFK#3c. C. NA.
U.S. Course of Action in DRC.
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0787
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0795
0796
0799
0804
0809
0813
Congo•General, August 3-10,1962. 0814
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Memorandum. Fr: George Ball. To: John F.
Kennedy.
August 3, 1962. 8pp. JFK#1. C. 3/15/74.
Proposed U.S. Action on DRC. 0815
Draft National Security Action Memorandum.
Fr: NA. To: Dean Rusk.
August 2,1962. 1p. JFK#1a. C. 3/15/74.
John F. Kennedy Approves U.S. Course of
Action in Dealing with Congo Crisis.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0816
August 2, 1962. 5pp. JFK#1 b. C. 3/15/74.
U.S. Course of Action in Dealing with Congo
Crisis.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
August 2, 1962. 4pp. JFK#1c. C. 3/15/74. 0818
Proposal for National Reconciliation in DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: George C. McGhee. To:
John F. Kennedy.
August 9, 1962. 3pp. JFK#2. S. 3/15/74.
U.S. Contact with Moise Tshombe, President
of Secessionist State of Katanga, in Geneva,
Switzerland. 0822
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
August 10, 1962.1p.JFK#3.
Letter from Sir Alec Douglas-Home to Dean
Rusk, Dated August 10,1962, regarding
Situation in DRC.
0826
Congo•General, August 11-27,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
John F. Kennedy.
August 11, 1962. 5pp. JFK#1. C. 9/3/74.
Current Status of Proposed U.S. Action on
DRC. 0834
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0835
August 8, 1962. 5pp. JFK#1 a. C. 9/3/74. 0838
UN Course of Action in Congo Crisis.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#1b. C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Proposal for National Reconciliation in
DRC. 0839
Aide Mémoire. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1b. C. 9/3/74.
Sir Alec Douglas-Home Recommends Plan
for Negotiated Settlement between DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula and Moise
Tshombe, President of Secessionist State of
Katanga.
White House Outgoing Message. Fr: Ralph
A. Dungan. To: John F. Kennedy.
August 24, 1962.1p. JFK#2. C. 3/15/74.
"Following Is Letter Senator Dodd Has Sent
to Tshombe."
Memorandum. Fr: George S. Springsteen.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
August 24,1962. 1p. JFK#2a.
Letter from Thomas J. Dodd to Moise
Tshombe, President of Secessionist State of
Katanga.
Letter. Fr: Thomas J. Dodd. To: Moise
Tshombe.
August 24, 1962. 2pp. JFK#2b. C. NA.
U.S. Government Position on Finding
Peaceful Solution to Congo Crisis.
Outgoing Telegram #335. Fr: George Ball. To:
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
August 24, 1962. 4pp. JFK#NA. S. NA.
Letter from Thomas J. Dodd to Moise
Tshombe, President of Secessionist State of
Katanga, regarding U.S. Position on Congo
Crisis.
Outgoing Telegram #335. Fr: George Ball. To:
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
August 24,1962. 4pp. JFK#2c. S. 3/15/74.
Letter from Thomas J. Dodd to Moise
Tshombe, President of Secessionist State of
Katanga, regarding U.S. Position on Congo
Crisis.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
August 28, 1962. 8pp. JFK#3. C. 3/15/74.
Action Program on DRC, Including U.S.
Efforts to Persuade Moise Tshombe,
President of Secessionist State of Katanga,
to Accept Reconciliation Program.
Congo•General, August 28-31,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
August 30, 1962. 1p. JFK#1. S. 3/15/74.
Thomas J. Dodd's Letter of August 17, 1962,
concerning DRC.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA. To:
NA.
August 24, 1962. 2pp. JFK#1a. S. 3/15/74.
Conversation between John F. Kennedy and
Thomas J. Dodd regarding His Letter to
Moise Tshombe, President of Secessionist
State of Katanga.
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Tshombe.
August 24, 1962. 2pp. JFK#1b.
U.S. Government Position on Finding
Peaceful Solution to Congo Crisis.
0843 Department of State Research
Memorandum. Fr: Roger Hilsman. To: Dean
Rusk.
August 31, 1962. 14pp. JFK#2. S. 7/16/76.
Prospects for National Reunification in DRC.
0857 Congo•General, September 1,1962-
OctoberlG, 1962.
0858 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0861 Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To:
John F. Kennedy.
September 17,1962. 1p. JFK#1.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's Reply
to Letter from Thomas J. Dodd.
0862 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
September 25,1962.1p. JFK#2.
Reply to Thomas J. Dodd's Letter to John F.
Kennedy, Dated September 18, 1962,
regarding Developments in DRC.
0863 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Thomas J. Dodd.
NA. 1p.JFK#2.
Reply to Letter regarding Developments in
DRC.
0864 Note. Fr: Ralph A. Dungan. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
October 1, 1962. 1 p. JFK#3.
"Per Conversation with George Ball and
Frank Sloan, This Airgram Will Be Held until
Further Notice. This Action Is Not Needed at
This Critical Time."
0865 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
September 25,1962.1p. JFK#3a C. 9/3/74.
Training of Congolese National Army (ANC).
0866 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Mission to
UN.
September 21,1962. 7pp. JFK#3b.
C. 9/3/74.
Report of Greene Team on Modernization
and Training of Congolese National Army
(ANC).
0874 Handwritten Note. Fr: NA. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#4.
Draft CIA Special National Security Estimate
on Unidentified Subject.
Frame Document
0875 CIA Intelligence Memorandum. Fr: CIA. To:
NA.
September 29,1962. 3pp. JFK#4a.
S. 1/13/76.
Katangese Air Force.
0878 Incoming Telegram #521. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
September 29,1962. 2pp. JFK#5. QUO.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's Reply
to Letter from Robert Gardiner, UN
Representative in DRC, regarding Use of
Mercenaries.
0880 Incoming Telegram #846. Fr: Edmund A.
GullJon. To: Dean Rusk.
October 9, 1962. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 3/15/74.
Message from George C. McGhee to
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Expressing Concern over Lack of Progress in
Congolese Reunification Negotiations.
0882 Incoming Telegram #858. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 10,1962. 1p. JFK#7. C. 3/15/74.
Message from George C. McGhee to
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Expressing Concern over Lack of Progress in
Congolese Reunification Negotiations.
0883 Incoming Telegram #865. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 10,1962. 2pp. JFK#8. LOU.
Suggested Reply to Letter from Katangese
President Moise Tshombe Concerning U.S.
Provision of Military Equipment to Congolese
National Army (ANC).
0885 Incoming Telegram #626. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
October 15,1962. 2pp. JFK#9. LOU.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's Letter
to Robert Gardiner, UN Representative in
DRC, regarding Katangese Cease-fire and
Amnesty.
0887 Incoming Telegram #930. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 16,1962. 3pp. JFK#10. C. 3/15/74.
Letter from George C. McGhee to Katangese
President Moise Tshombe regarding
Progress toward DRC Reconciliation Plan.
0890 Congo•General, October 17-29,
1962.
0891 Withdrawal Sheets. 4pp.
0895 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 17,1962. 1p. JFK#1. S. 3/15/74.
Military Situation in DRC.
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0896 Defense Intelligence Agency Report. Fr: 0923
Defense Intelligence Agency. To: NA.
NA. 9pp. JFK#1a. S. 10/11/73.
Capabilities of Forces in DRC for Action in
Katanga.
0905 Incoming Telegram #685. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk. 0924
October 22,1962. 2pp. JFK#2. OUO.
Letter from Katangese President Moise 0925
Tshombe to Eliud Wambe Mathu regarding 0928
Amendments to DRC-Katanga Cease-fire
Agreement.
0907 Memorandum. Fr: Howard Furnas. To:
Bromley K. Smith.
October 23,1962. 1p. JFK#3.
Distribution of Memorandum for President on
Mission to Congo. 0931
0908 Memorandum. Fr: George C. McGhee. To:
John F. Kennedy.
October 22,1962. 6pp. JFK#3a. S. 3/15/74.
U.S. Mission to Congo, September 25-
October19,1962.
0914 Outgoing Telegram #388. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville. 0933
October 25,1962.1p. JFK#4. LOU.
John F. Kennedy Expresses Appreciation for
Gift of Mineral Collection from Katangese
President Moise Tshombe.
0915 Outgoing Telegram #390. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: 0936
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
October 27,1962. 2pp. JFK#5. LOU.
Message from Thomas J. Dodd to Katangese
President Moise Tshombe regarding
Progress toward Implementation of UN
Secretary General's DRC Reunification Plan. 0937
0917 Incoming Telegram #1013. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 27,1962. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 3/15/74.
Message from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to John F. Kennedy Expressing
Support for U.S. Position in Cuban Missile 0938
Crisis.
0919 Memorandum. Fr: Roger Hilsman. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 29,1962.1p. JFK#7. S. 3/15/74.
Message from U.S. Consul in Elisabethville,
Katanga Province, DRC. 0940
0920 Message. Fr: U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
To: Department of State.
October 26, 1962. 3pp. JFK#7a. S. 3/15/74.
Letter from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to George C. McGhee regarding
U.S. Policy on DRC National Reconciliation.
Document
Incoming Telegram #1020. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 29,1962. 1p. JFK#8. C. 3/15/74.
Letter from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to John F. Kennedy.
Congo•General, October 30,1962-
NovemberS, 1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Incoming Telegram #697. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
October 31,1962. 2pp. JFK#1. C. 3/15/74.
Message from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to John F. Kennedy Expressing
Support for U.S. Position in Cuban Missile
Crisis.
Copy of Incoming Telegram #697. Fr: [?]
Dean. To: Dean Rusk.
October 31,1962. 2pp. JFK#1. C. 1/25/74.
Message from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to John F. Kennedy Expressing
Support for U.S. Position in Cuban Missile
Crisis.
Memorandum for Record. Fr: Carl Kaysen.
To: NA.
November 1,1962. 3pp. JFK#3. S. 4/6/76.
Meeting with John F. Kennedy on DRC,
Wednesday, October 31,1962.
Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: Dean
Rusk.
November 1,1962.1p. JFK#4. S. 3/15/74.
John F. Kennedy Reviews DRC Situation and
Orders George C. McGhee to Return to
Congo.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 2,1962.1p. JFK#5.
"For Approval Prior to Distribution. The
President's Remarks Have Been Sidelined in
Blue."
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA. To:
NA.
October 31,1962. 2pp. JFK#5a. C. 3/15/74.
John F. Kennedy Reviews George C.
McGhee's Report on His Mission to DRC and
Developments since That Time.
Copy of Memorandum of Conversation. Fr:
NA. To: NA.
October 31,1962. 2pp. JFK#5a. C. 3/15/74.
John F. Kennedy Reviews George C.
McGhee's Report on His Mission to DRC and
Developments since That Time.
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0942 Department of State Airgram #A-173. Fr: 0952
Norman E. Warner. To: Dean Rusk.
Letter from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to John F. Kennedy regarding
Congolese Government Reactions to Cuban
Missile Crisis.
0943 Outgoing Telegram #406. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: 0953
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
Novembers, 1962.1p. JFK#7. C. 3/15/74.
State Department Decision to Ignore Letter
from Katangese President Moise Tshombe to 0954
John F. Kennedy.
0944 Note. Fr: Sarah [?]. To: Polly Yates.
NA. 1p.JFK#7a.
"Mr. Kaysen Cleared This with State on 0962
November 3."
0945 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: 0963
Carl Kaysen. 0966
November 2, 1962.1p. JFK#7b.
White House Approval of Draft Cable to U.S.
Consulate, Elisabethville and U.S. Embassy,
Leopoldville.
0946 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Consulate,
Elisabethville.
NA. 1p. JFK#7c. C. 3/15/74. . 0970
State Department Decision to Ignore Letter
from Katangese President Moise Tshombe to
John F. Kennedy.
0947 Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
November 5, 1962. 1 p. JFK#8. C. 3/15/74. 0972
"While You Cavort with White Chancellors, I
Hold Hand of Dark Vice Prime Minister...."
0948 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA. To:
NA.
October 22,1962. 2pp. JFK#8a. C. 3/15/74. 0973
Conversation with Jason Sendwe, Vice Prime
Minister of DRC, regarding Political Events in
Congo.
0950 Memorandum. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Dean
Rusk.
November 5,1962. 1 p. JFK#9. TS. 9/3/74. 0974
Rusk and George Ball Asked to Work Out
U.S. Alternatives in Event of Collapse of UN
Effort in DRC.
0951 Copy of Memorandum. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Dean Rusk.
November 5,1962.1p. JFK#9. TS. 9/3/74.
Rusk and George Ball Asked to Work Out 0975
U.S. Alternatives in Event of Collapse of UN
Effort in DRC.
Document
Copy of Memorandum. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Dean Rusk.
Novembers, 1962. 1p. JFK#10. TS. 9/3/74.
Rusk and George Ball Asked to Work Out
U.S. Alternatives in Event of Collapse of UN
Effort in DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
NA. 1p.JFK#11.NA. 9/3/74.
Proposed U.S. Contingency Plan for DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
November 6, 1962. 8pp. JFK#11a. C. 9/3/74.
Proposed U.S. Contingency Plan for DRC.
Congo•General, November 6-10,
1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Outgoing Telegram #414. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
Novembers, 1962. 4pp. JFK#1. C. 3/15/74.
Message from George C. McGhee to
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
regarding Efforts to Implement UN's DRC
Reunification Plan.
CIA Draft Daily Brief. Fr: CIA To: NA.
November 7,1962.1p. JFK#2a. TS. 1/13/76
IP.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's Central
Government Exerts Military Pressure on
Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
Press Release. Fr: Brussels Domestic
Service. To: NA.
November 7,1962.1p. JFK#2a.
DRC Attack on Katangese Positions at
Kongolo.
Note. Fr: Sarah [?]. To: Polly Yates.
November 7,1962.1p. JFK#3.
"First One Cleared with State 11/6 by Mr.
Kaysen. Second One Cleared by President.
Carl Kaysen Notified State of Clearance on
11/7."
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 5, 1962.1p. JFK#3a.
"For Approval in White House Prior to
Transmission. We Understand That Mr.
Kaysen Would Like to Review These
Telegrams."
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Consulate,
Elisabethville.
November 5,1962. 4pp. JFK#3b. C. 3/15/74.
Message from George C. McGhee to
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
regarding Efforts to Implement UN's DRC
Reunification Plan.
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Leopoldville.
Novembers, 1962. 3pp. JFK#3b. C. 3/15/74.
Message from John F. Kennedy to DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Expressing
Appreciation for Congolese Support during
Cuban Missile Crisis.
Outgoing Telegram #699. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
Novembers, 1962. 3pp. JFK#4. C. 3/15/74.
Message from John F. Kennedy to DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Expressing
Appreciation for Congolese Support during
Cuban Missile Crisis.
Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: William
H. Brubeck.
November 7,1962.1p. JFK#5. S. 3/15/74.
John F. Kennedy Reviews Congo Problem
and Approves U.S. Contingency Plans for
Dealing with Crisis.
Memorandum. Fr: George C. McGhee. To:
Carl Kaysen.
November 7,1962. 1p. JFK#6. C. NA.
Correspondence between Thomas J. Dodd
and Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F.
Kennedy.
November 7, 1962. 2pp. JFK#7. C. 3/15/74.
Estimate of Congo Situation and Proposals
for U.S. Course of Action.
Memorandum for Record. Fr: Carl Kaysen.
To: NA.
November 8, 1962. 4pp. JFK#8. S. 9/3/74.
Meeting with John F. Kennedy on DRC and
Proposed U.S. Contingency Plan, November
7, 1962.
Memorandum. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Dean
Rusk.
November 8, 1962.1p. JFK#9.
George C. McGhee's Visit to Belgium and
Possible Trip to DRC and Katanga.
Outgoing Telegram #718. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
November 10,1962. 2pp. JFK#10.
C. 3/15/74.
Message from John F. Kennedy to DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Expressing
Appreciation for Congolese Support during
Cuban Missile Crisis.
Congo•General cont.
Source and Editorial Note. 1 p.
Folder Title List. 9pp.
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0002
0005
0006
0015
0016
0017
0018
0019
0020
Congo•General, November 11-30,
1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 13,1962.1p. JFK#1.
Memorandum of Conversation between DRC
Foreign Minister Justin Bomboko and George
C. McGhee.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA. To:
NA.
October 31,1962. 9pp. JFK#1a. C. 3/15/74.
U.S. Approves Steps to Strengthen DRC and
Help Implement UN's Reunification Plan.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 14,1962. 1p. JFK#2.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Copy of Memorandum. Fr: William H.
Brubeck. To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 14,1962.1p. JFK#2.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 16,1962.1p. JFK#3. C. 3/15/74.
Discussion with UN Secretary General U
Thant.
Department of State Airgram #A-107. Fr: W.
Wendell Blancke. To: Department of State.
November 15,1962.1p. JFK#4.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Congolese
(Brazzaville) President Fulbert Youlou
Offering Congratulations on Success of
Democratic Party in U.S. Elections.
Letter (in French). Fr: Fulbert Youlou. To:
John F. Kennedy.
November 13,1962.1p. JFK#4.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Fulbert Youlou. To:
John F. Kennedy.
November 13, 1962.1p. JFK#4.
Congratulations on Success of Democratic
Party in U.S. Elections.
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0021 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: 0032
McGeorge Bundy.
November 16,1962. 1 p. JFK#5. C. 3/15/74. 0033
Next Legal Steps in Case against Michel 0034
Struelens, Director of Katanga Information
Service.
0022 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Thomas J.
Dodd. 0044
November 19,1962.1p. JFK#6.
Progress toward Agreement on Reintegration
of Katanga into DRC.
0023 Letter. Fr: Thomas J. Dodd. To: John F. 0049
Kennedy. 0051
November 8,1962.1p. JFK#6a.
Discussions with George C. McGhee
regarding Situation in Congo.
0024 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F.
Kennedy.
November 19,1962. 1 p. JFK#7. C. 3/15/74. 0055
Status of Michel Struelens Case.
0025 Copy of Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To:
John F. Kennedy.
November 19, 1962. 1 p. JFK#7. C. 3/15/74. 0058
Status of Michel Struelens Case.
0026 Outgoing Telegram #758. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
November 23, 1962. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 3/15/74.
Message from Rusk to DRC Prime Minister 0067
Cyrille Adoula regarding U.S. Support of
Efforts toward Reunification of Congo.
0028 Outgoing Telegram #224. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Brazzaville.
November 14, 1962.1p. JFK#9. LOU.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Congratulatory
Message on Recent U.S. Election Victories
from Congolese (Brazzaville) President
Fulbert Youlou.
0029 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: 0070
McGeorge Bundy.
November 22, 1962. 1 p. JFK#9a. OUO. 0071
Suggested Reply from John F. Kennedy to 0074
Telegram from Congolese (Brazzaville)
President Fulbert Youlou.
0030 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Brazzaville.
November 14,1962.1p. JFK#9a. LOU.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Congratulatory 0085
Message on Recent U.S. Election Victories
from Congolese (Brazzaville) President
Fulbert Youlou.
0031 Letter (in French). Fr: Fulbert Youlou. To:
John F. Kennedy.
November 9,1962.1p. JFK#9b.
74
Document
Congo•General, December 1-13,
1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
State Department Research Memorandum.
Fr: Roger Hilsman. To: Dean Rusk.
December 7, 1962. 8pp. JFK#1. S. 2/24/78.
Possible Soviet Military Assistance to DRC.
CIA Draft Memorandum. Fr: CIA. To: NA.
December 11, 1962. 5pp. JFK#2. S. 2/21/78.
Certain Consequences of Withdrawal of UN
Forces from DRC.
Routing Slip. 1p.JFK#3.
Memorandum. Fr: George C. McGhee. To:
John F. Kennedy.
December 13,1962. 4pp. JFK#4.
S. 12/30/77 IP.
Recommended U.S. Course of Action on
DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F.
Kennedy.
December 13,1962. 2pp. JFK#5. S. 2/16/79.
U.S. Alternatives in Congo Crisis.
Memorandum. Fr: Joseph J. Siseo. To: John
F. Kennedy.
December 13,1962. 9pp. JFK#5a.
S. 2/24/78.
New U.S. Policy on DRC.
Incoming Telegram #913. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
December 13,1962.3pp. JFK#5b.
C. 2/24/78.
Letter from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to UN Secretary General U Thant
regarding Proposal on Payment of Union
Miniere du Haut Katanga Foreign Exchange
Earnings to UN Monetary Council.
Congo•General, December 14-16,
1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Memorandum. Fr: Harlan Cleveland. To:
Undersecretary of State.
December 16,1962. 11 pp. JFK#1.
TS. 12/8/77.
Report of Conversation with UN Secretary
General U Thant on DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
December 17,1962. 2pp. JFK#3.
TS. 12/30/77 IP.
U.S. Control over Resumption of Hostilities in
Katanga.
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0087 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F. 0142
Kennedy.
December 17,1962. 2pp. JFK#4. S. 2/28/78.
Congo Issues Involving Possible Use of U.S.
Military Force in DRC.
0089 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#5. TS. 12/30/77 IP. 0143
Possible Injection of U.S. Military Force in
DRC to Force Reintegration of Katanga.
0093 Memorandum. Fr: G. Mannen Williams. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
December 17,1962. 2pp. JFK#6. LOU.
Analysis of December 1961 UN Military 0146
Operations around Elisabethville, Katanga,
DRC.
0095 Outgoing Telegram #509. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
December 17,1962. 3pp. JFK#7. C. 12/8/77. 0148
Reply to Letter from Katangese President
Moise Tshombe regarding Proposal on
Payment of Union Miniere du Haut Katanga
Foreign Exchange Earnings to UN Monetary
Council.
0150
0098 Congo•General, December 17,1962.
0099 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0102 Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 21 pp. JFK#1. TS. 2/28/78.
0152
U.S. Operating Plan for DRC [Mission of U.S.
Force Elements in Support of UN Operations
in Congo]..
0124 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
0154
NA. 1 p. JFK#2.TS. 2/16/79.
Military Implementation of U.S. Plan to Force
Reunification of DRC.
0125 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 9pp. JFK#2. TS. 2/16/79.
U.S. Composite Air Strike Unit in Support of 0155
UN Operations in DRC.
0134 Congo•General, December 18-31,
1962.
0135 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0138 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy. 0162
December 24,1962.1p. JFK#2.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula, Dated December 11,
1962.
0140 Letter (in French). Fr: Cyrille Adoula. To: John 0163
F. Kennedy.
December 11,1962.2pp. JFK#2a. 0164
Document
Letter. Fr: Cyrille Adoula. To: John F.
Kennedy.
December 11,1962.1p. JFK#2b.
Congolese Government, under Terms of UN
National Reconciliation Plan, Imposes
Copper and Cobalt Embargo on Katanga.
Department of State Airgram #A-1057. Fr: [?]
Plimpton. To: Dean Rusk.
December 26,1962. 3pp. JFK#3. C. 3/5/79.
UPA Leader Holden Roberto Explains
Reasons for Opposition to U.S. Rapporteur
Proposal for Portuguese Territories in Africa.
White House Outgoing Message. Fr: Carl
Kaysen. To: John F. Kennedy.
December 28,1962.1p. JFK#4. S. 2/23/78.
UN Air Commander at Leopoldville Orders Air
Attack on Kolwezi, Katanga, DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
Carl Kaysen.
December 28,1962. 2pp. JFK#4b.
C. 6/20/79 IP.
Recent Developments in Elisabethville
(Secessionist State of Katanga).
Press Release. Fr: UN. To: NA.
December 28,1962.2pp. JFK#5a.
Heavy Fighting Reported between Katanga
Gendarmes and UN Forces in Katanga.
Copy of Press Release. Fr: UN. To: NA.
December 28,1962. 2pp. JFK#5a.
Heavy Fighting Reported between Katanga
Gendarmes and UN Forces in Katanga.
Telegram. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
NA. 1p.JFK#6.
Letter (in French) from Congolese
(Brazzaville) President Fulbert Youlou to
John F. Kennedy.
Telegram. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F.
Kennedy.
NA. 7pp. JFK#7. S. 2/23/78.
U.S. Gets Assurances on Limited UN Military
Plans and Willingness of UN Secretary
General U Thant to Make Statement of
Political Objectives in DRC.
Table of Contents. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#9.
List of Memoranda and Reports Relating to
DRC.
Congo•General; George W. Ball's
Papers, December 1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 4pp.
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McGeorge Bundy.
December 13, 1962.1p. JFK#1. TS. NA.
George W. Ball's Papers on Congo Crisis.
0169 Letter. Fr: Chester Bowles. To: John F. 0220
Kennedy.
December 12,1962.1p. JFK#4.
Memorandum on DRC.
0170 Memorandum. Fr: Chester Bowles. To: John
F. Kennedy.
December 12, 1962. 4pp. JFK#5. S. 2/22/79.
Proposals for Dealing with Congo Crisis.
0174 Tab 3. 1 p. JFK#NA. 0229
0176 State Department Research Memorandum.
Fr: Roger Hilsman. To: Undersecretary of
State.
December 12, 1962. 2pp. JFK#6. S. 2/21/78. 0231
"A Successor Coalition in Leopoldville
(Congo•DRC) and Possibility of Katanga
Compromise: False Alternative."
0178 Tab 4. 1p.JFK#NA.
0179 Memorandum. Fr: G. Mennen Williams. To: 0233
Dean Rusk.
December 10, 1962. 9pp. JFK#7. C. 2/21/78.
U.S. Policy Alternatives in DRC.
0188 Tab5. 1p.JFK#7.
0189 Draft Memorandum. Fr: G. Mennen Williams.
To: NA.
December 12, 1962. 6pp. JFK#8. S. 2/21/78.
Proposed Next Steps for U.S. in DRC. 0234
0195 State Department Research Memorandum.
Fr: Roger Hilsman. To: Dean Rusk.
December 7,1962. 8pp. JFK#9. S. 2/24/78.
Possible Soviet Military Assistance to DRC.
0203 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p. 0235
0205 Letter. Fr: Paul N'rtze. To: George W. Ball.
NA. 2pp. JFK#11. NA. 2/17/78.
Deteriorating Situation in DRC.
0207 Memorandum. Fr: Curtis E. LeMay. To:
Robert S. McNamara.
NA. 2pp. JFK#12. TS. 2/17/78.
DRC Developments. 0237
0209 Memorandum. Fr: Chester Bowles. To: John 0238
F. Kennedy.
December 12,1962. 4pp. JFK#13.
S. 2/22/79.
Proposals for Dealing with Congo Crisis.
0213 Congo•General, January 1-15,1963.
0214 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0215 White House Outgoing Message. Fr: Carl
Kaysen. To: John F. Kennedy.
January 1,1963. 2pp. JFK# 1. S. 2/21/78.
Military Situation in DRC.
Document
Telegram. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F.
Kennedy.
January 2,1963. 2pp. JFK#2. S. 2/21/78.
Congo Situation Report.
Memorandum. Fr: Thomas L. Hughes. To: G.
Mennen Williams.
January 2,1963. 9pp. C. 12/13/77 IP.
Dangers to UN-U.S. Policy if Katangese
President Moise Tshombe Establishes
Redoubt in Jabotville-Kolwezi Area or
Returns to Elisabethville to Renew
Negotiations.
Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: George
W. Ball.
January 2,1963. 2pp. JFK#4. S. 2/21/78.
Situation in DRC.
CIA Intelligence Memorandum. Fr: CIA. To:
NA.
January 3,1963. 2pp. JFK#5. S. 12/6/77.
Consequences of Katangese President
Moise Tshombe's Removal from Katanga.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
NA. 1p.JFK#6.
Criticism of U.S. Vote in UN on Acceptance
of International Court of Justice Opinion and
Financing Measures for DRC and Middle
East Operations by Arthur Krock of New York
Times.
Incoming Telegram #954. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
January 3,1963.1p. JFK#7. S. 12/13/77.
Message to Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-
Henri Spaak on Unidentified Subject.
Outgoing Telegram #976. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
January 3,1963. 2pp. JFK#7a. S. 12/13/77.
Letter from Rusk to Belgian Foreign Minister
Paul-Henri Spaak regarding Situation in
Katanga and Killing of Belgian Citizens by
UN Troops.
Routing Slip. 1p. JFK#7b.
Outgoing Telegram #976. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
January 3,1963. 2pp. JFK#7c. S. 12/13/77.
Letter from Rusk to Belgian Foreign Minister
Paul-Henri Spaak regarding Situation in
Katanga and Killing of Belgian Citizens by
UN Troops.
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0240 Memorandum. Fr: Howard Furnas. To: 0253
Bromley K. Smith.
January 4,1963. 1p. JFK#8.
The Attached Copy of Memorandum for
Secretary Is Enclosed for Your Information.
Copy of It Has Been Submitted Directly to 0256
Carl Kaysen."
0242 Memorandum. Fr: Harlan Cleveland. To:
Dean Rusk.
January 4,1963. 1 p. JFK#8a. C. 12/13/77. 0259
Current Developments on DRC.
0243 Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#9.
0244 Outgoing Telegram #985. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
January 3,1963. 1 p. JFK#10. C. 12/13/77. 0261
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Belgian Foreign
Minister Paul-Henri Spaak's Letter on DRC
Situation and European Economic
Community's Agricultural Policy.
0245 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Brussels.
January 3,1963.1p. JFK#10a. C. 12/13/77.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Belgian Foreign 0263
Minister Paul-Henri Spaak's Letter on DRC
Situation and European Economic 0264
Community's Agricultural Policy. 0265
0246 Incoming Telegram #944. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
January 2,1963. 1p. JFK#10b. C. 12/13/77.
Discussions with Belgian Foreign Minister . 0266
Paul-Henri Spaak regarding Situation in
DRC, NATO, and European Matters.
0247 White House Outgoing Message. Fr: Carl 0267
Kaysen. To: John F. Kennedy.
January 4,1963. 1p. JFK#11a. C. 2/21/78.
0248 Telegram. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F.
Kennedy.
January 3,1963. 1p. JFK#11b. C. 2/21/78.
Joint U.S.-Belgian Statement on Unidentified
Subject. 0268
0249 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassies,
London and Brussels.
NA. 3pp. JFK#11c. C. 12/13/77.
U.S. Press Statement on UN Military
Operations and Political Objectives in 0269
Katanga.
0252 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
Bromley K. Smith.
Januarys, 1963. 1p. JFK#11d.
Joint Declaration of U.S., British, and Belgian
Governments.
Document
Draft. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA.3pp.JFK#11e.
Joint Declaration of U.S., British, and Belgian
Governments on UN Military Operations and
Political Objectives in Katanga.
CIA Memorandum. Fr: Sherman Kent. To:
John A. McCone.
January 7,1963. 3pp. JFK#12. S. 12/6/77.
Soviet View of DRC Situation.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
Bromley K. Smith.
January 9,1963. 1p. JFK#13.
Proposed Memorandum on Financing UN
Operations in DRC and Middle East.
Outgoing Telegram #1031. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
January 11,1963. 2pp. JFK#14. S. 2/21/78.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Belgian
Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak regarding
Efforts toward Peaceful Solution to DRC
Crisis.
Congo•General, January 16-31,
1963.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
Carl Kaysen.
January 16,1963. 1p. JFK#1.
Report on Situation in DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
January 16,1963. 1p. JFK#1a. LOU.
Current Situation in DRC.
Outgoing Telegram #284. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
January 19,1963. 1p. JFK#2. LOU.
John F. Kennedy's Reply tó Message from
Pan-African Freedom Movement of East,
Central, and South Africa (PAFMECSA)
Conference in Leopoldville, DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
January 19,1963. 1p. JFK#2a.
White House Approval of Draft Telegram to
Dar-es-Salaam.
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Dar-es-Salaam.
January 19,1963. 1p. JFK#2b. LOU.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Message from
Pan-African Freedom Movement of East,
Central, and South Africa (PAFMECSA)
Conference in Leopoldville, DRC.
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Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy! To: Dean Rusk.
January 21,1963.1p. JFK#3pp.
Letters of Appreciation to George C.
McGhee, Harlan Cleveland, and G. Mennen
Williams for Their Efforts on DRC Problem.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: George C.
McGhee.
January 21,1963.1p. JFK#3a.
Appreciation of U.S. Achievements in DRC at
End of Katangese Secession.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Harlan
Cleveland.
January 21,1963. 1p. JFK#3b.
Appreciation of U.S. Achievements in DRC at
End of Katangese Secession.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: G. Mennen
Williams.
January 21,1963. 1p. JFK#3c.
Appreciation of U.S. Achievements in DRC at
End of Katangese Secession.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
Carl Kaysen.
January 22, 1963. 1p. JFK#4. C. NA.
Angolan Refugees in DRC.
Letter. Fr: George C. McGhee. To: John F.
Kennedy.
January 22,1963.1p. JFK#5.
Reply to Kennedy's Letter of Appreciation for
McGhee's Role in Implementing U.S. Congo
Policy.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
Carl Kaysen.
January 24,1963.1p. JFK#6. C. 7/9/79.
DRC White Paper.
White Paper. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 8pp. JFK#6a. C. 7/19/79.
DRC White Paper [Note: Document Partially
Unreadable].
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
January 24, 1963. 3pp. JFK#7.
Plans for Reducing UN Military Commitment
in DRC for Retraining and Reintegrating
Congloese Army and Establishing "Nation
Building" Programs.
Outgoing Telegram #1165. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 25, 1963. 2pp. JFK#8. LOU.
Letter of Appreciation from John F. Kennedy
to Edmund A. Gullion, U.S. Ambassador to
DRC, for His Role in Implementing U.S.
Congo Policy.
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0291 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Edmund A.
Gullion.
January 25, 1963.1p. JFK#8a. OUO.
Letter of Appreciation for Gullion's Role in
Implementing U.S. Congo Policy.
0292 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Edmund A.
Gullion.
January 25,1963.1p. JFK#8b. OUO.
Letter of Appreciation for Gullion's Role in
Implementing U.S. Congo Policy.
0293 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Edmund A.
Gullion.
January 25,1963.1p. JFK#8c. OUO.
Letter of Appreciation for Gullion's Role in
Implementing U.S. Congo Policy.
0294 Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: William H.
Brubeck.
January 30,1963. 1p. JFK#9.
"For Transmittal."
0295 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: U Thant.
January 29,1963. 1p. JFK#9a.
Letter of Congratulations on Successful
Resolution of Problem of Katangese
Secession.
0296 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
January 28, 1963.1p. JFK#9b.
Letter to UN Secretary General U Thant on
End of Katangese Secession.
0297 Draft Letter. Fr. John F. Kennedy. To: U
Thant.
NA. 1p.JFK#9c.
Letter of Congratulations on Successful
Resolution of Problem of Katangese
Secession.
0298 Congo•General, February 1,1963-
Aprll 15,1963.
0299 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
0300 Letter. Fr: Edmund A. Gullion. To: John F.
Kennedy.
March 1, 1963.1 p. JFK#1.
Reply to Kennedy's Letter of Appreciation for
Gullion's Role in Implementing U.S. Congo
Policy.
0301 Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: Carl Kaysen.
March 5, 1963.1p.JFK#2.
Possible Withdrawal of Ethiopian UN
Battalions from DRC.
0302 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
March 21,1963.1p. JFK#3. C. 8/9/77.
Briefing Paper on DRC.
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0303 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F. 0324
Kennedy.
March 25, 1963. 1 p. JFK#4. C. 12/13/77. 0325
Kennedy's Meeting on Developments in DRC 0326
and Possible U.S. Aid.
0304 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
March 21, 1963. 4pp. JFK#4a.
C. 11/10/77 IP. 0329
U.S. Policy toward DRC.
0308 Memorandum for Record. Fr: Carl Kaysen.
To: NA.
March 27, 1963. 3pp. JFK#5. C. 7/12/79 IP.
Meeting with John F. Kennedy on U.S.
Achievements and Problems in DRC.
0311 Memorandum. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Dean
Rusk.
April 1, 1963.1p. JFK#6. S. 12/13/77.
Possible U.S. Action to Slow Withdrawal of
Indian UN Troops in DRC due to Ominous
News from Katanga. 0456
0312 Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: William H.
Brubeck. 0457
March 27, 1963. 1p. JFK#6. 0458
"For Appropriate Handling."
0313 Letter (in French). Fr: President of Grand
Council of Katanga. To: John F. Kennedy, U
Thant, Joseph Kasavubu, Cyrille Adoula,
Moise Tshombe, Queen Elizabeth II, Charles 0467
de Gaulle, Pope John XXIII, and Congolese
Leaders.
March 14, 1963. 2pp. JFK#6a.
0315 Copy of Letter (in French). Fr: President of
Grand Council of Katanga. To: John F.
Kennedy, U Thant, Joseph Kasavubu, Cyrille 0469
Adoula, Moise Tshombe, Queen Elizabeth II,
Charles de Gaulle, Pope John XXIII, and
Congolese Leaders.
March 14, 1963. 2pp. JFK#4a.
0317 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy. 0470
April 6, 1963. 2pp. JFK#7. C. 2/16/79.
UN Troop Withdrawals from DRC.
0319 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F.
Kennedy. 0471
April 11,1963. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 12/13/77.
Problems of UN Troop Withdrawals from
DRC, U.S. Policy toward DRC, and 0474
Retraining of Congolese Army.
0321 Memorandum. Fr: Edmund A. Gullion. To:
John F. Kennedy.
April 6, 1963. 3pp. JFK#8a. C. 2/16/79.
Suggestions regarding U.S. Policy in DRC.
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Congo•General; Proposals for U.S.
Policy In Congo, February 20,1963.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
February 21,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/13/80.
Harlan Cleveland's Report on DRC.
Report. Fr: Harlan Cleveland. To: NA.
February 20,1963. 126pp. JFK#NA.
C. 5/13/80.
Proposals for U.S. Policy in DRC [U Thant
Plan for Reunification of DRC; Retraining of
ANC; Development of Provincial Police in
DRC; Efforts to Stabilize Inflation in DRC; UN
Congo Fund; U.S. Economic Assistance to
DRC; UN Aid Programs for DRC; Force
Levels of UN Organization to Congo (ONUC);
and Foreign Aid Contributions to DRC].
Congo•General, April 16,1963-
May31,l963.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
State Department Research Memorandum.
Fr: Thomas L. Hughes. To: Dean Rusk.
April 19,1963. 9pp. JFK#1. S. 12/9/77.
Western Efforts to Alleviate Congo's Political
and Economic Instability.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: Leo V. Hayes. To:
NA.
April 29,1963.2pp. JFK#2. C. 2/21/78 IP.
Biographical Data on General Joseph
Desiree Mobutu, Commander in Chief of
ANC.
Memorandum. Fr: William P. Bundy. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
May 16,1963.1p. JFK#2c. C. 2/21/78.
Meeting between John F. Kennedy and
General Joseph Desiree Mobutu,
Commander in Chief of ANC.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
May 7, 1963.1p.JFK#3.
Status of ANC Retraining.
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 3pp. JFK#3a.
Status of ANC Retraining.
Memorandum. Fr: William P. Bundy. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
May 16,1963.1p. JFK#4. C. 2/21/78.
Meeting between John F. Kennedy and
General Joseph Desiree Mobutu,
Commander in Chief of ANC.
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0475 Incoming Telegram #444. Fr: W. Wendell 0493
Blancke. To: Dean Rusk.
May 17, 1963. 2pp. JFK#5. S. 5/17/73.
Letter from Congolese (Brazzaville) President
Fulbert Youlou to John F. Kennedy regarding
Possible Discussion of U.S. Racial
Disturbances at OAU Addis Ababa 0495
Conference.
0478 Outgoing Telegram #349. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brazzaville.
May 20, 1963. 1p. JFK#6. S. 5/20/73.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Letter from
Congolese (Brazzaville) President Fulbert 0496
Youlou regarding Items for Discussion at
Addis Ababa OAU Conference.
0479 Letter. Fr: William P. Bundy. To: Chester V.
Clifton.
May 29, 1963. 1 p. JFK#7. C. 5/20/73.
Items for Discussion between John F. 0497
Kennedy and Genera! Joseph Desiree
Mobutu, Commander in Chief of ANC.
0480 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#7a. C. 5/20/73.
Expected Subjects That General Joseph
Desiree Mobutu, Commander in Chief of 0500
ANC, Will Discuss with John F. Kennedy.
0482 Letter. Fr: William P. Bundy. To: Chester V.
Clifton.
May 25, 1963. 2pp. JFK#7b. C. NA.
Meeting between John F. Kennedy and
General Joseph Desiree Mobutu,
Commander in Chief of ANC. 0506
0484 Congo•General, June 1-30,1963.
0485 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0486 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
June 3,1963. 1 p. JFK#1. 0507
"Submitted for Approval Prior to Distribution.
The President's Remarks Are Sidelined in
Blue."
0487 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA. To: 0510
NA.
May 31, 1963. 4pp. JFK#1 a. C. 5/31/73.
Conversation between John F. Kennedy and
General Joseph Desiree Mobutu, 0511
Commander in Chief of ANC, regarding
Retraining of ANC.
0491 Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: William H.
Brubeck.
June5, 1963. 1p. JFK#2.
"For Transmittal Via Pouch Only, Per
Instructions of Mr. Kaysen."
Document
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Fulbert
Youlou.
June 4,1963. 2pp. JFK#2a.
Congratulatory Message on Congolese
(Brazzaville) President Youlou's Role at Addis
Ababa OAU Conference.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
May 23, 1963. 1p.'jFK#2b.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Congolese
(Brazzaville) President Fulbert Youlou, Dated
May 17, 1963.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
June 2,1963. 1p. JFK#2c.
Suggested Reply to Congolese (Brazzaville)
President Fulbert Youlou's Letter of May 17,
1963.
Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Fulbert
Youlou.
June 4,1963. 2pp. JFK#2d.
Congratulatory Message on Congolese
(Brazzaville) President Youlou's Role at Addis
Ababa OAU Conference.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Fulbert Youlou. To:
John F. Kennedy.
May 17, 1963. 6pp. JFK#2e.
Items for Discussion at Addis Ababa OAU
Conference, Including U.S. Racial
Disturbances, Foreign Intervention in DRC,
and Problem of Angola.
Outgoing Telegram #379. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Brazzaville.
June 5,1963. 1p. JFK#3. LOU.
"President Signed Letter to Youlou June 5
Which Being Pouched for Delivery with No
Prior Telegraphic Transmission."
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
June 7,1963. 3pp. JFK#4. C. 2/22/79 IP.
Retraining and Modernization of ANC.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
June 10, 1963. 1p. JFK#5. C. 6/10/73.
"For Your Information."
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA. To:
NA.
May 31, 1963. 4pp. JFK#5a. C. 6/10/73.
Conversation between John F. Kennedy and
General Joseph Desiree Mobutu,
Commander in Chief of ANC, regarding
Retraining of ANC.
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0515 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
June 29, 1963.1p.JFK#6.
Transmission of Certificate of Honorary
Membership in DRC Welfare Agency from
Mrs. Cyrille Adoula, Wife of Congolese Prime
Minister, to Jacqueline Kennedy.
0516 CIA Special Report. Fr: CIA. To: NA.
June 14, 1963. 10pp. JFK#7. S. 11/10/77.
DRC Economy.
0526
0527
0528
0529
Congo•General, July 1,1963-
AugustSI, 1963.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Letter (in French). Fr: Cyrille Adoula. To: John
F. Kennedy.
July 4, 1963. 1p.JFK#1.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
July 23, 1963.1p. JFK#2. LOU.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula, Dated July 4,1963.
0530 Letter (in French). Fr: Cyrille Adoula. To: John
F. Kennedy.
July 4, 1963. 1p.JFK#2a.
0531 Translation of Letter. Fr: Cyrille Adoula. To:
John F. Kennedy.
July 4, 1963. 2pp. JFK#2b. LOU.
DRC Government Lifts Prohibition on
Importation of Copper or Cobalt from South
Katanga Province.
0533 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
August 7,1963. 1p. JFK#3. C. 2^7/78 IP.
John F. Kennedy's Inquiry regarding Status of
ANC Retraining.
0534 Memorandum. Fr: John A. McKesson. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
August 6, 1963. 3pp. JFK#3a. C. 12/9/77.
Status of Retraining of ANC.
0537 Incoming Telegram #240. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
August 14,1963. 4pp. JFK#4. C. 8/14/73.
Letter from Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-
Henri Spaak to DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula regarding Monetary Reform.
0541 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
August 15,1963. 2pp. JFK#5. C. 8/15/73.
Government Crisis in Congo (Brazzaville)
Forces President Fulbert Youlou to Call on
French Troops for Support.
Frame Document
0543 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
August 19,1963. 2pp. JFK#6. S. 12/9/77.
Government Crisis in Congo (Brazzaville)
Forces Resignation of President Fulbert
Youlou and Assumption of Presidency by
Alphonse Massamba-Debat.
0545 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#7. LOU.
New President and Cabinet of Congo
(Brazzaville).
0547 Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 11/7/77 IP.
Biographical Data on Alphonse Massamba-
Debat, New President and Minister of
Defense of Congo (Brazzaville).
0549 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
August 22, 1963.1p.JFK#9.
Translation of Telegram to John F. Kennedy
from Alphonse Massamba-Debat, Chief of
Provisional Government of Congo
(Brazzaville).
0550 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Alphonse
Massamba-Debat. To: John F. Kennedy.
August 18,1963.1p. JFK#9a.
Announcement of Resignation of Congolese
(Brazzaville) President Fulbert Youlou and
Appointment of New Provisional President
and Cabinet.
0551 Telegram (in French). Fr: Alphonse
Massamba-Debat. To: John F. Kennedy.
August 18,1963. 2pp. JFK#9b.
0553 Copy of Telegram (in French). Fr: Alphonse
Massamba-Debat. To: John F. Kennedy.
August 18,1963. 2pp. JFK#9c.
0554 Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
August 26,1963. 2pp. JFK#10. C. 3/2/78.
Problem of UN Troop Retention in DRC.
0556 Memorandum. Fr: Edmund A. Gullion. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
August 29, 1963.1p. JFK#11. C. 12/9/77.
Retention of UN Troops in DRC.
0558 Outgoing Telegram #544. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
August 25, 1963.1p. JFK#11a. C. 12/9/77.
Problem of Financing Retention of UN
Troops in DRC.
0559 Congo•General, September 1,1963-
OctoberlO, 1963.
0560 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
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0561 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To: 0575
McGeorge Bundy.
September?, 1963.1p. JFK#1. LOU.
Establishment of U.S. Congo Advisory
Group.
0563 Memorandum. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Dean
Rusk. 0577
January 10,1963. 1p. JFK#1a.
Memorandum from Adlai E. Stevenson,
Containing Proposal for Formation of Congo
Advisory Group.
0564 Memorandum. Fr: Adlai E. Stevenson. To: 0578
Dean Rusk.
January 10,1963. 1p. JFK#1a. C. 12/10/77.
Proposal for Establishment of
Interdepartmental Advisory Committee on
DRC. 0579
0565 Handwritten Note. Fr: Charles E. Johnson.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#2.
0565 Handwritten Note. Fr: Ina [?]. To: NA.
September 9, 1963. 1 p. JFK#2a. 0580
Telephone Conversation between Carol C.
Moor and Charles E. Johnson.
0566 Memorandum. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Dean
Rusk.
September 6, 1963. 1p. JFK#2b.
Importance of Maintaining UN Troops in
DRC. 0583
0567 Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: Benjamin H.
Read.
September 10,1963. 1p. JFK#3.
"For Appropriate Handling."
0568 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy. 0585
Septembers, 1963. 1p. JFK#3a.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Albert
Loumanza, Deputy to DRC House of
Representatives.
0569 Translator's Summary of Communication. Fr: 0588
Albert Loumanza. To: John F. Kennedy.
Augusts, 1963. 1p. JFK#3b.
Personal Appeal to Kennedy for Financial
Aid.
0570 Translation of Letter. Fr: Albert Loumanza. 0591
To: John F. Kennedy.
August 3,1963. 4pp. JFK#3c.
Personal Appeal to Kennedy for Financial
Aid. 0592
0574 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
September 11, 1963. 1p. JFK#4.
Memoranda of Conversation between Dean
Rusk and Nigerian Foreign Minister Jaja
Wachuku.
Document
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
September 4,1963. 2pp. JFK#4a
C. 12/10/77.
Retention of UN Troops in DRC and
Retraining of Congolese Security Forces.
Handwritten Note. Fr: William P. Bundy.
To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#5.
"Return to Bromley Smith's File. No Action
Required."
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 13,1963.1p. JFK#5a.
C. 9/13/73.
Future of UN Military Force in DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 6,1963.1p. JFK#5b.
Importance of Maintaining UN Troops in
DRC.
Incoming Telegram #730. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 4, 1963. 3pp. JFK#6. LOU.
Letter of Appreciation from DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula to John F. Kennedy
for His Support of Congolese Unity and
Principle of Self-Government.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 4, 1963. 1p. JFK#7. C. 12/10/77.
Request for Appointment with John F.
Kennedy by DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #1242. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 8,1963. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 12/10/77.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's Visit to
New York to Address UN.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 9,1963. 3pp. JFK#9. C. 12/10/77.
Talking Paper for John F. Kennedy's Meeting
with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
CIA Biographic Register. Fr: CIA. To: NA.
October 3,1963.1p. JFK#9a. NA. 11/7/77 IP.
Biographical Sketch of DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 8,1963. 3pp. JFK#9b. C. 12/10/77.
Talking Paper for John F. Kennedy's Meeting
with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
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0595 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To: 0615
McGeorge Bundy.
October 9, 1963.1p. JFK#10. C. 10/9/73.
Transmittal of Original of DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula's Letter to John F. Kennedy.
0596 Translation of Letter. Fr: Cyrille Adoula. To:
John F. Kennedy. 0616
October 2, 1963. 2pp. JFK#10a.
Letter of Appreciation from DRC Prime
Minister Adoula to Kennedy for His Support
of Congolese Unity and Principle of Self-
Government.
0598 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To: 0619
McGeorge Bundy.
October 9, 1963. 2pp. JFK#11. C. 11/10/77
IP.
Retraining and Modernization of ANC.
0600 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0620
NA. 4pp. JFK#11a. C. 11/10/77 IP.
Retraining and Modernization of ANC.
0604 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
NA. 1p.JFK#12. C. 10/9/73.
Possible Discussion of DRC Monetary 0621
Reform at Meeting between DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula and John F. Kennedy.
0605 Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: Kenneth
O'Donnell. 0623
October 10,1963.1p. JFK#13.
Possible Subject of Meeting between John F.
Kennedy and DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula. 0625
0606 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
October 9, 1963. 4pp. JFK#13a. C. 11/10/77
IP.
Retraining and Modernization of ANC.
0610 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 10,1963. 2pp. JFK#14. C. 12/10/77.
Meeting between John F. Kennedy and DRC 0628
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0612 Congo•General, October 11,1963-
November22,1963.
0613 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0614 Note. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To: McGeorge 0629
Bundy.
October 14,1963.1 p. JFK#1.
"For Approval Prior to Distribution. The
President's Remarks Are Sidelined in Blue."
Document
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 22,1963. 1p. JFK#4. C. 2/23/71.
Martial Law Established in Leopoldville, DRC,
on Orders from Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula
due to Unrest among Labor Union Leaders.
CIA Intelligence Memorandum. Fr: CIA. To:
NA.
October 29,1963. 3pp. JFK#5. S. 2/21/78 IP.
Situation in DRC following Proclamation of
State of Emergency due to Labor Union
Unrest.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 29,1963.1p. JFK#6.
Gift of Ivory Carving to John F. Kennedy from
Emmanuel Bamba, DRC Finance Minister.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 29,1963. 1p. JFK#7. C. 2/23/77.
Discussions with John F. Kennedy on
Question of Whom U.S. Should Support in
Confused Political Situation in DRC.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 25,1963. 2pp. JFK#7a. C. 11/10/77.
Political Situation in DRC.
Copy of Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H.
Read. To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 25,1963. 2pp. JFK#7b. C. 11/10/77.
Political Situation in DRC.
Incoming Telegram #925. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 25,1963. 3pp. JFK#7c. C. 11/10/77
IP.
Arbitrary Measures Taken under DRC Martial
Law by Defense Minister Jean Anany and
Justice Minister Justin Bomboko, including
Arrest of Labor Leaders and Tendency to
Bypass Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Outgoing Telegram #499. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
October 28,1963. 1p. JFK#7d. S. 11/10/77.
U.S. Would Welcome Any DRC Government
Move Limiting Soviet Bloc Embassies'Ability
to Interfere in Congo Politics.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 12,1963. 1p. JFK#8.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
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0630 Translation of Letter. Fr: Cyrille Adoula. To:
John F. Kennedy.
October 22,1963. 1p. JFK#8a.
Message of Thanks from DRC Prime Minister
Adoula for Courtesy Extended to Him during
His Visit to U.S.
0631 Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: Benjamin H.
Read.
November 6,1963.1p. JFK#8b.
"For Translation."
0632 Letter (in French). Fr: Cyrille Adoula. To: John
F. Kennedy.
October 22,1963.1 p. JFK#8c.
Congo•Cables
0633 Congo•Cables, January 1,1961 -
December 15,1961.
0634 Withdrawal Sheets. 5pp.
0639 Note from John F. Kennedy Library. Fr: W. W.
Moss. To: NA.
April 28, 1972.1p.JFK#NA.
'The Following Note Was Found Taped to
Inside Front of Original Folder: 'Previous
Cables Destroyed.'"
0640 Outgoing Telegram #2069. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, New Delhi and Lagos.
February 2, 1961.4pp. JFK#NA. S. 3/21/75.
U.S. Efforts to Secure Support of Principal
Segments of Opinion in Africa and Asia for
Deteriorating Internal Situation in DRC.
0644 Outgoing Telegram #3802. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
February 2, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 3/21/75.
British Reaction to John F. Kennedy's New
Congo Plan.
0646 Incoming Telegram #2135. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
February 8, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
French President Charles de Gaulle's
Response to John F. Kennedy's Letter on
DRC.
0647 Memorandum. Fr: Philip J. Halla. To: [?] Lay.
February 8, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. S. 3/21/75.
U.S. Policy Cables on DRC.
0648 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: John F. Kennedy.
September 24,1963.1p. JFK#NA.
Statement of State Department's Position on
Situations in DRC and Ghana.
0649 Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#NA.
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0650 Incoming Telegram #1350. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk.
December 1,1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Thomas J. Dodd's Efforts to Bring about
Better Rapport Between DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula and Katangese President
Moise Tshombe.
0651 Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#NA.
0652 Incoming Telegram. Fr: [?] Gibson.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 1, 1961. 5pp. JFK#NA.
TS. 10/8/74.
Thomas J. Dodd's Belief That Basis for
Rapprochement Exists in DRC after
Discussions with Congolese Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula and Katangese President
Moise Tshombe.
0657 Incoming Telegram #145. Fr: [?] Gibson. To:
Dean Rusk.
December 2,1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 10/8/74.
Thomas J. Dodd Requests That Copies of
His Communications with John F. Kennedy
Be Delivered to His Legislative Assistant
James Boyd.
0659 Incoming Telegram #1372. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: White House.
Decembers, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Discussions with Sture Linner, Head of UN
Economic and Technical Aid, regarding
Possible Katangese Government Movement
on Elisabethville Air Field.
0660 Incoming Telegram #730. Fr: [?] Hoffacker.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 5,1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Air Attaché Planes at Pretoria,
Leopoldville, and Capetown Directed to
Stand by for Possible Evacuation due to
Military Operations in Elisabethville Area.
0661 White House Incoming Message. Fr: Dean
Rusk. To: White House.
December 5,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Discussions between Charles W. Yost of U.S.
Mission to UN and UN Special
Representative in Congo Ralph Bunche
regarding Developments in Katanga.
0664 Department of Army Message. Fr: Joint
Chiefs of Staff. To: U.S. Commander in Chief,
Europe.
Decembers, 1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/26/74.
UN Requests U.S. Support for Intra-Congo
Airlift of UN Troops.
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0667 White House Incoming Message. Fr: U.S. 0688
Mission to UN. To: White House.
December 7, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Conversation between Sture Linner, Head of
UN Economic and Technical Aid, and DRC 0690
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula regarding ANC
Assistance to UN in Katanga.
0668 Incoming Telegram #1995. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
December 6, 1961. 5pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Discussions between Stevenson and UN
Secretary General U Thant regarding UN's 0693
Handling of Katanga Problem.
0673 Incoming Telegram #509. Fr: W. Wendell
Blancke. To: Dean Rusk.
December 7, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Translation of Telegram from Congolese
(Brazzaville) President Fulbert Youlou to U.S.
and Other States Requesting Intervention to 0696
End Combat in Katanga.
0674 Incoming Telegram #1408. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk.
December 7, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA. OUO.
U.S. Air Force Contingent in DRC Grounded 0697
during UN Operations in Katanga
0675 Incoming Telegram #2243. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
December 7, 1961. 6pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Report on British Newspaper Comments on
Recent Events in DRC. 0699
0681 Incoming Telegram #1405. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk.
December 7, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
Factors Preventing DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula's Trip to New York to Attend
UN General Assembly. 0702
0682 Incoming Telegram #2250. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
December 7, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Discussions regarding British Position on
Katanga Situation. 0704
0684 Incoming Telegram #1365. Fr: Abraham L.
Gordon. To: Dean Rusk.
December 7, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Brazilian Foreign Ministry Refuses to Grant
Visa to Katangese President Moise Tshombe
to Attend MRA Meeting in Rio de Janeiro.
0685 Incoming Telegram #1024. Fr: [?] McKillop.
To: Dean Rusk. 0706
December 7, 1961.3pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Text of Agreement Worked out by Robert
Rothschild as Possible Basis for
Reconciliation between Katangese President
Moise Tshombe and DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula.
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Incoming Telegram #1446. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk.
December 9,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
Evacuation of U.S. Personnel from Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #771. Fr: [?] Hoffacker.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 9,1961. 3pp. [Note: Includes
Corrected Page 2.] JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
UN Military Leadership, under Chairmanship
of General Sean McKeown, Holds Meeting to
Plan Strategy for Elisabethville Campaign.
Outgoing Telegram #1541. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Mission to UN.
December 11,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Malagasy President Philibert Tsiranana's
Message to UAM States Deploring War
Waged by UN with Participation of Great
Powers in DRC.
Handwritten Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
"Mr. Eisenberg (AFC) Asked Us to Call This
to Your Attention Specially Important before
Meeting."
Incoming Telegram #2070. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
December 11,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Efforts to Arrange Meeting between DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula and Katangese
President Moise Tshombe Unsuccessful.
Incoming Telegram SECTO #9. Fr: Dean
Rusk, U.S. Embassy, Paris. To: Department
of State.
December 11,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
British Position on DRC at Tripartite Meeting
between U.S., Great Britain, and Belgium.
Outgoing Telegram #3192. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, London.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
British Sound out UN Secretary General U
Thant on Possible Cease-fire in Katanga.
Outgoing Telegram #42. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
December 12,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
Dean Rusk's Reply to Belgian Foreign
Minister Paul-Henri Spaak's Message on
Desirability of Reconciliation between DRC
Government and Katangese Authorities.
Outgoing Telegram #35. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
December 12,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Viewpoints and Projected Actions in
Review of Congo Situation with John F.
Kennedy.
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0709 Department of Army Message. Fr: Lyman L. 0724
Lemnitzer. To: Earle G. Wheeler.
December 11, 1961. 1 p. JFK#NA.
TS. 3/23/73.
No Justification Seen for Upgrading Rank of
U.S. Military Representation in DRC.
0710 Incoming Telegram #2304. Fr: David K. E. 0726
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
December 13, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
Parliamentary Reaction to British
Government Decision regarding UN 0727
Operation in DRC.
0712 Department of Army Message. Fr: Earle G.
Wheeler. To: U.S. Commander in Chief,
Europe.
December 13, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
TS. 3/23/73.
John F. Kennedy Directs Assignment of U.S. 0729
General Officer to DRC to Assist Ambassador
and Provide Supervision for U.S. Military
Operations in Support of UN.
0714 Incoming Telegram #799. Fr: [?] Hoffacker.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 12, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. 0730
C. 9/3/74.
Military Situation Report from Elisabethville in
Katanga.
0716 Incoming Telegram #1480. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0731
December 14, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Asks U.S.
to Refrain from Any Move for Cease-fire in
Katanga Operations.
0718 White House incoming Message. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: White House, Office of
Secretary of Defense, and Departments of 0733
Army, Navy, and Air Force.
December 13, 1961. 4pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
Situation Report on All-out UN Military Attack
on Elisabethville in Katanga.
0722 Outgoing Telegram #1479. Fr: George W. 0734
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
December 14, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Possible U.S. Economic Pressures against
Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
0723 Outgoing Telegram #1470. Fr: NA. To: U.S.
Embassy, Brussels.
December 14, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
Acting Secretary of State Explains U.S.
Position on DRC to Belgian Ambassador
to U.S.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #1017. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
U.S. Efforts toward Reconciliation between
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #391. Fr: James S.
Moose, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
December 14, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
UN Request to Sudan to Provide Retired
General for Congo Operation.
Incoming Airgram #A-121. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 14, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
Ghana Government Sends Mission to DRC
to Investigate Situation and Meet with
Secessionist Leader Antoine Gizenga.
Incoming Telegram #1494. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 14, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville Pleased with
Dispatch of High Ranking U.S. Military Officer
but Requests No Publicity.
Incoming Telegram #1503. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 14, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Failure of Scheduled UN Military Attacks on
Katanga to Begin.
Outgoing Telegram #1128. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
December 15,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Telegram from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to John F. Kennedy, Expressing His
Desire to Negotiate with DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #1507. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 14, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA.
UN Military Forces Engage in Vigorous
Action Near Elisabethville, Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #1489. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 14,1961. 4pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
Discussions with UN Officials in Congo
regarding Prospects for Negotiations
between Katangese President Moise
Tshombe and DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula.
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0738 Incoming Telegram #1505. Fr: Edmund A. 0753
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 14,1961. 3pp. [Note: Page 1
Repeated.] JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Discussions with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula regarding Prospects for Negotiations
with Katangese President Moise Tshombe. 0754
0741 Incoming Telegram #817. Fr: [?] Hoffacker.
To: Dean Rusk.
White European Organization in Katanga,
Mouvement Pour L'lndependence et
Resistance (MIR), Calls for Support of
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and 0755
Resistance to UN.
0744 Outgoing Telegram #1027. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 14,1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Attempts to Avoid Political Showdown
between DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula,
Security Chief Victor Nendaka, and Minister
of Interior Christophe Gbenye. 0758
0745 Incoming Telegram #454. Fr: [?] Emmerson.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 14,1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Concern of Sir Roy Welensky, Prime Minister
of Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, 0759
over Situation in Katanga.
0746 Incoming Telegram #834. Fr: [?] Hoffacker.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 15,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
U.S., Great Britain, and France Agree to Try
for Meeting between DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula and Katangese President 0761
Moise Tshombe at Kitona and Ask for Cease-
fire in Katanga.
0748 Incoming Telegram #2154. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
December 15,1961.2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
Instructions to UN Commanders in Field in
Katanga Providing Guidelines for Military
Operations within Limits of UN Policy. 0764
0750 Outgoing Telegram #1049. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville and U.S.
Consulate, Elisabethville.
December 15,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
Changes Suggested by Ralph Bunche, UN
Special Representative in DRC, in John F.
Kennedy's Telegram to Katangese President
Moise Tshombe.
Document
Incoming Telegram #3116. Fr: [?] Gavin. To:
Dean Rusk.
December 15,1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's
Willingness to Meet with DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula Anywhere outside DRC.
Incoming Telegram #1510. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 15,1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
West German Objections to DRC
Negotiations Beginning before UN Forces
Installed in Elisabethville.
Outgoing Telegram #1028. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville and U.S.
Consulate, Elisabethville.
December 14,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Message from
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Offering to Negotiate Unconditionally with
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #1511. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 15, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
Possible U.S. Mediation for Cease-fire in
Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #1515. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 15, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
Message from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe Expressing Willingness to Begin
Negotiations with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #1517. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 15, 1961. 3pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Discussions with DRC Foreign Minister
Justin Bomboko regarding Katangese
President Moise Tshombe's Offer to
Negotiate with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #1528. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 15, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
"Second Paragraph Elisabethville's 829 to
Department Is Indicative of Way We Feared
Tshombe Would Play President's
Courageous Action."
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0817 Incoming Telegram #1715152. Fr: John F. 0828
Kennedy. To: George W. Ball.
December 17. 1961.1p. ^FK#NA.
TS. 9/24/74. i
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's
Response to Katangese president Moise
Tshombe's Request for Cease-fire in 0829
Katanga. ;
0818 Copy of Incoming Telegram #1556. Fr:
Edmund A. Gullion. To: De^n Rusk.
December 17, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. NA.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Requests Assurances of UN Cease-fire in 0830
Katanga during Meeting with DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0820 White House Incoming Message. Fr: Captain
Shepard. To: McGeorge Bundy.
December 17, 1961.1p. JFK#NA.
TS. 9/24/74.
U.S. Desires That Katanga Cease-fire and
Negotiations Proceed Rapidly without Delays 0832
by DRC Government.
0821 Outgoing Telegram #1058. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 17, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
UN Secretary General U Thant Hesitant
about Arrangements for Cease-fire in
Katanga during Negotiations between
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and 0835
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula at Kitona.
0822 Outgoing Telegram #462. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Consulate, Salisbury.
December 17,1961.2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
Letter from G. Mennen Williams to Sir Roy
Welensky, Prime Minister of Federation of 0836
Rhodesia and Nyasaiand, regarding Efforts
to Reunify DRC.
0824 Outgoing Telegram #502. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Bogota.
December 17, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74. 0837
Situation in DRC regarding UN Military
Objectives and Cease-fire in Katanga.
0827 Outgoing Telegram #503. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Bogota.
December 17, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Preparations for Kitona Conference between 0838
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Document
White House Outgoing Message. Fr: White
House Situation Room. To: John F. Kennedy.
December 17, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
Preparations for Kitona Conference between
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Draft Outgoing Telegram #503. Fr: George
W. Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Bogota.
December 17,1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. NA.
Preparations for Kitona Conference between
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #1559. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 18, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
Instructions for Pickup of Katangese
President Moise Tshombe by U.S. Plane for
Transport to Kitona Conference and for
Katanga Cease-firë.
Incoming Telegram #1560. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 18,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Pressures DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula into Agreeing to Meet with Katangese
President Moise Tshombe without
Conditions.
Incoming Telegram #1572. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 18,1961.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Instructions for Pickup of Katangese Presi-
dent Moise Tshombe by U.S. Plane at Ndola,
Northern Rhodesia, for Transport to Kitona
Conference and for Katanga Cease-fire.
Incoming Telegram #1573. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 18. 1961.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Safe Arrival of U.S. Plane to Pick up
Katangese President Moise Tshombe at
Ndola, Northern Rhodesia.
Copy of Incoming Telegram #1573. Fr:
Edmund A. Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 18,1961.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Safe Arrival of U.S. Plane to Pick up
Katangese President Moise Tshombe at
Ndola, Northern Rhodesia.
Incoming Telegram #468. Fr: [?] Emmerson.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 18, 1961.1p. JFK#NA.
Instruction for Pickup of Katangese President
Moise Tshombe by U.S. Plane at Ndola,
Northern Rhodesia, for Transport to Kitona
Conference.
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0839 Incoming Telegram #472. Fr: [?] Emmerson. 0853
To: Dean Rusk.
December 18,1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Departure of Katangese President Moise
Tshombe from Ndola, Northern Rhodesia, En
Route to Kitona Conference.
0840 Outgoing Telegram #1059. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville. 0855
December 17,1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Efforts to Arrange for Cessation of
Hostilities in Katanga.
0841 Incoming Telegram #1588. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 19,1961.1p. JFK#NA. QUO. 0857
Suggestion That First Day of Kitona
Conference Be Procedural Only due to
Exhausted Condition of Katangese President
Moise Tshombe.
0842 Incoming Telegram #1592. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 19,1961.1p. JFK#NA. 0860
UN Military Forces Occupy Union Miniere du
Haut Katanga Building in Elisabethville and
Institute Cease-fire during Kitona
Conference.
0843 Incoming Telegram #473. Fr: [?] Emmerson.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 19,1961.1p. JFK#NA. 0861
Arrangements for Kitona Conference.
0844 Incoming Telegram #REP 999-2. Fr:
Commander in Chief, Europe's
Representative, Leopoldville. To: Dean Rusk.
December 19,1961.1p. JFK#NA.
List of Congolese Central Government
Participants in Kitona Conference. 0862
0845 CIA Information Report Telegram #TDCS-3/
496,414. Fr: CIA. To: NA.
December 19,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
S. 3/18/74.
Ethiopian UN Troops Attack Union Miniere du 0863
Haut Katanga Building in Elisabethville.
0847 White House Incoming Message. Fr: Dean
Rusk. To: White House.
December 19,1961.1 p. JFK#N A.
Information on Edmund A. Gullion's 0866
Negotiations with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula and Katangese President Moise
Tshombe at Kitona.
0848 Outgoing Telegram #1068. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 19,1961. 5pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
U.S. State Department's Ideas on Substance
of Adoula-Tshombe Agreement at Kitona.
Document
Incoming Telegram #1604. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 21, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
Negotiations between Katangese President
Moise Tshombe and DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula at Kitona.
Outgoing Telegram #23. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Delegation, Bermuda.
December 21,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
UN Press Statement Announcing
Achievement of Military Objectives of UN
Force in Elisabethville.
Outgoing Telegram #1536. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
December 21. 1961.3pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Conveys Appreciation to Belgian
Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak for His
Restraint during Congo Crisis.
Outgoing Telegram #3379. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassies, London and Paris.
December 21, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
British, French, and Belgian Governments
Express Support for Kitona Agreement and
Provide Moral Support to Katangese
President Moise Tshombe.
Outgoing Telegram #3375. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassies, London, Brussels,
and Paris.
December 21, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Great Britain Exercises Pressure on
Katangese President Moise Tshombe to
Implement Kitona Agreement.
Outgoing Telegram #22. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Delegation, Bermuda.
NA. 1 p. JFK#N A.C. 9/3/74.
UN Secretary General U Thant Issues Press
Statement Continuing Cease-fire in Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #1622. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 21, 1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. NA.
Concessions by Katangese President Moise
Tshombe at Kitona Conference.
Incoming Telegram #1622. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 21,1961. 6pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
Chronological Highlights of Kitona
Negotiations.
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0872 Outgoing Telegram #7. Fr: George W. Ball. 0897
To: U.S. Delegation, Palm Beach.
December 21, 1961.1p. JFK#NA.
U.S. Informed That Accord Reached between
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula and
Katangese President Moise Tshombe at
K'rtona Conference.
0873 Incoming Telegram #1610. Fr: Edmund A. 0898
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 21, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. QUO.
Official Text of Kitona Declaration.
0876 Telegram. Fr: George W. Ball. To: U.S.
Delegation, Bermuda. 0900
December 21, 1961.1p. JFK#NA.
U.S. Issues Statement on Kitona Agreement
for Reintegration of Katanga into DRC.
0877 Outgoing Telegram #1087. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 21, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Request for Appraisal of Extent and 0901
Seriousness of Alleged Excesses by UN and
Katangese Personnel and Extent to Which
UN Military Objectives Exceeded UN
Secretary General U Thant's Limits.
0878 Incoming Telegram #1615. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: State Department.
December 21, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. 0902
C. 9/3/74.
Evaluation and Comment on Kitona Accord
between DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula
and Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
0880 Congo•Cables, December 22-31,
1961.
0881 Withdrawal Sheets. 5pp. 0904
0886 Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#NA.
0887 Outgoing Telegram #3149. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
December 9, 1961. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
British Position on Support of UN in DRC, 0905
Katangese President Moise Tshombe, and
Katangese.
0891 Outgoing Telegram #1598. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Cairo.
February 15, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
Discussions with United Arab Republic 0906
President Gamal Abdel Nasser regarding
Situation in DRC.
0893 Outgoing Telegram #16. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
December 11, 1961. 4pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
U.S. Conclusions regarding Limited Military
Objectives of UN Military Forces in DRC.
Document
Incoming Telegram #1625. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 22, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
U.S. Reply to Communiqué from "Presidency
Elisabethville" Repudiating Points Agreed to
by Katangese President Moise Tshombe at
Kitona Conference.
Incoming Telegram #1626. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 22, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
U.S. Press Statement on Katangese
Communiqué on Kitona Conference.
Incoming Telegram #1627. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 22, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Consultations with British Embassy,
Leopoldville regarding Security for Katangese
President Moise Tshombe during His Flight
from Kitona to Elisabethville.
Incoming Telegram #1630. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 22, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Ridicules
Allegations by Katangese Presidency
[Cabinet] That U.S. Ambassador Was Author
of Kitona Declaration.
Incoming Telegram #1633. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 22, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
Meeting between UN Representative Sture
Linner and DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula regarding Problem Posed by
Secessionist Leader Antoine Gizenga.
Incoming Telegram #2404. Fr: [?] Jones. To:
Dean Rusk.
December 22, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Substance of State Department Telegram
#3379 Presented to British Foreign Office.
Incoming Telegram #3203. Fr: [?] Gavin. To:
Dean Rusk.
December 22, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Urges French to Join Efforts to
Persuade Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to Keep to Kitona Agreement.
Incoming Telegram #3204. Fr: [?] Gavin. To:
Dean Rusk.
December 22, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
French Unable to Accept Kitona Agreement
due to Incompatibility with French
Government Position on UN Resolutions on
Congo.
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0908 CIA Information Report Telegram #TDCS-3/ 0924
497,012. Fr: CIA. To: NA.
December 22,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
S. 3/18/74.
Katangese Reactions to Agreement between
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula at Kitona.
0910 Outgoing Telegram #1098. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassies, Leopoldville, Brussels, 0929
and London and U.S. Mission to UN.
December 22,1961. 4pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
Program to Put Economic Pressure on
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and
Katanga to Implement Kitona Agreement.
0915 Handwritten Note. Fr: NA. To: Bromley K.
Smith. 0930
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
'This Was Passed to Bermuda•^Transmission
Completed at 1:37 PM. Ball's Office Notified."
0916 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassies,
Leopoldville, Brussels, and London and U.S. 0931
Mission to UN.
NA. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Program to Put Economic Pressure on
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and 0933
•- Katanga to Implement Kitona Agreement.
0920 Outgoing Telegram #3397. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, London and U.S.
Consulate, Salisbury. 0935
December 22,1961. 1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
U.S. Expresses Gratitude to British and
Rhodesian Governments for Their Help in
Making Katangese President Moise
Tshombe's Presence Possible at Kitona 0936
Conference.
0921 Outgoing Telegram #1102. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 22,1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Urges DRC Prime Minister Cyrille 0939
Adoula to Maintain Firm but Conciliatory
Posture toward Katangese President Moise
Tshombe.
0922 Outgoing Telegram #473. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
December 22,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74. 0940
U.S. Urges Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to Fulfill Kitona Agreement without
Equivocation or Delay.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #1108. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassies, Leopoldville,
Brussels, and London.
December 22,1961. 5pp. JFK#NA.
C. 9/3/74.
Three-Stage Program to Put Pressure on
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and
Katanga to Implement Kitona Agreement.
Outgoing Telegram #1111. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassies, Leopoldville and London
and U.S. Consulates, Elisabethville and
Salisbury.
December 22,1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Encouragement of Katangese President
Moise Tshombe's Adherence to Kitona
Declaration.
Incoming Telegram #1635. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 23, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Release of General [?] Walter as Special
Military Representative in DRC.
Incoming Telegram #1637. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 23,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Assessment of Recent Hostilities in Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #1637. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 23,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Assessment of Recent Hostilities in Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #1641. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 23,1961.1 p. JFK#NA. C. 4/2/75 IP.
Possible U.S. Protection for Katangese
President Moise Tshombe.
incoming Telegram #1642. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 23,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Problems regarding Stationing of ANC in
Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #3213. Fr: [?] Lyon. To:
Dean Rusk.
December 23, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
French Efforts to Persuade Katangese
President Moise Tshombe to Abide by Kitona
Agreement.
Incoming Telegram #481. Fr: [?] Emmerson.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 23,1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Sir Roy Welensky, Prime Minister of
Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland,
Offers to Use Influence to Encourage
Katangese President Moise Tshombe to
Accept Kitona Agreement.
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0941 Outgoing Telegram #1114. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0961
To: U.S. Embassies, Leopoldville, Brussels,
Paris, and London, U.S. Mission to UN, and
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
December 23,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Opinion of Katangese President Moise
Tshombe's Statement regarding Referral of
Kitona Agreement to Katangese Assembly for 0962
Approval.
0943 Outgoing Telegram #1115. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 23,1961.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Pressures Put on Katangese President 0965
Moise Tshombe Not to Renege on Kitona
Agreement.
0945 Outgoing Telegram. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John
F. Kennedy.
December 23,1961. 5pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
U.S. Department of State's Planning in DRC. 0967
0950 Incoming Telegram #1647. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 24,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Dispute between Left and Moderate Wings of
Adoula Government in DRC. 0968
0953 Incoming Telegram #1650. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 25,1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Informed of U.S. Katanga Policy. 0970
0954 Incoming Telegram #861. Fr: Lewis
Hoff acker. To: Dean Rusk.
December 25,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Letter from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to UN regarding Situation in
Katanga.
0956 Incoming Telegram #1657. Fr: Edmund A. 0972
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 26,1961.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Reply to Belgian Request for
Evacuation of Nationals from Elisabethville,
Katanga.
0958 Incoming Telegram #1661. Fr: Edmund A. 0973
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 26,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Discussions with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula regarding Kitona Agreement.
0960 Incoming Telegram #868. Fr: Lewis
Hoff acker. To: Dean Rusk.
December 26,1961.1 p. JFK#NA. OUO. 0975
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Requests Additional Assurances from UN
Representatives regarding Hostilities in
Katanga.
Document
Incoming Telegram #1662. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 26,1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Discussions with Sean McKeown,
Commander of UN Military Forces in DRC,
regarding Undisciplined Actions of Ethiopian
Contingent.
Incoming Telegram #JCS-2714. Fr: Joint
Chiefs of Staff. To: Dean Rusk.
December 26,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/26/74.
Queries and Proposals Relative to U.S.
Military Coverage of DRC.
Outgoing Telegram #3439. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
December 26,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Pressure on Katangese President Moise
Tshombe by Extremists to Renege on Kitona
Agreement.
Outgoing Telegram #870. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Rabat.
December 26,1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Effectiveness of Moroccan Troops in UN
Military Forces in DRC.
Outgoing Telegram #1128. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 26,1961.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Efforts to Assure That Kitona Agreement
Is Implemented.
Outgoing Telegram #3442. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
December 26,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
British Government Informs Katangese
President Moise Tshombe That It Believes
That Kitona Agreement Should Be
Implemented.
Outgoing Telegram #1131. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville and U.S.
Consulate, Elisabethville.
December 26,1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
U.S. View of Katangese Assembly's
Competence to Discuss Kitona Agreement.
Outgoing Telegram #1583. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Efforts to Pressure Belgian Government
into Agreement with Program of Economic
Pressures on Katangese President Moise
Tshombe.
Incoming Telegram #SX-7791. Fr:
Commander in Chief, U.S. Army, Europe. To:
Dean Rusk.
December 27,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 3/18/74.
U.S. Military Advice to U.S. Ambassador to
DRC regarding U.S. Support of UN Military
Operations in DRC.
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0977 Incoming Telegram #1147. Fr: Douglas 0994
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
December 27,1961.4pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Government of Belgium Agrees to Apply
Economic Pressures on Katangese President 0995
Moise Tshombe in Event of Rejection of
Kitona Agreement.
0981 Incoming Telegram #1153. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
December 27,1961.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Adverse Reaction to Acceptance of ANC 0997
Troops by UN Military Forces in DRC for
Service in Katanga.
0983 Copy of Incoming Telegram #1153. Fr:
Douglas MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
December 27,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Adverse Reaction to Acceptance of ANC
Troops by UN Military Forces in DRC for 0999
Service in Katanga.
0985 Incoming Telegram #1154. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
December 27,1961.3pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Discussions with Official of Union Miniere du 1000
Haut Katanga regarding UN Actions in
Katanga.
0988 Incoming Telegram #2414. Fr: [?] Jones. To:
Dean Rusk.
December 27,1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
: U.S. Urges Sir Roger Stevens, Deputy
Undersecretary of British Foreign Office, to
Send Emissary to Meet with Katangese 1001
President Moise Tshombe and Present
British Views of Kitona Agreement.
0989 Outgoing Telegram #3458. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
December 27,1961.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/8/74.
U.S. Urges British Government to Approach 1004
Board of Tanganyika Concessions to Explain
U.S. Policy regarding Katangese President
Moise Tshombe's Implementing Kitona
Agreement.
0991 Outgoing Telegram #1595. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels. 1006
December 27,1961.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Former U.S. Ambassador to Belgium Alan
Kirk Undertakes Mission to Katanga to
Persuade Katangese President Moise
Tshombe and Belgian Business Community 1008
to Adhere to Kitona Agreement.
0993 Outgoing Telegram #1143. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 27,1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Reply to Letter from Katangese
President Moise Tshombe Criticizing U.S.
Policy toward Katanga.
Outgoing Telegram #486. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
December 27,1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Response to Criticism of DRC Policy.
Incoming Telegram #1680. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 28,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74.
Summary of Letters from DRC Vice Premier
Antoine Gizenga to Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #1686. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 28,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
Letter from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to John F. Kennedy regarding
Military Plans and Objectives of UN Forces in
DRC.
Department of State Airgram #A-205. Fr:
Edmund A. Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 28,1961.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Message of Congratulations on Success of
Kitona Agreement from Lord Alport to Gullion.
Incoming Telegram #886. Fr: Lewis
Hoff acker. To: Dean Rusk.
December 28,1961.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Message from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to John F. Kennedy Protesting
Alleged Involvement of Edmund A. Gullion in
Incidents between UN and Katangese
Military Forces.
Incoming Telegram #1159. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
December 28,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Visit to Brussels, Belgium, by U.S.
Businessmen to Discuss Necessity of
Implementing Kitona Agreement.
Incoming Telegram #1165. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
December 28,1961.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Discussions with Robert Rothschild regarding
DRC Situation and Foreign Minister of
Katanga Evariste Kimba's Visit to Belgium.
Incoming Telegram #1168. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
Discussions between Foreign Minister of
Katanga Evariste Kimba and Official of Union
Miniere du Haut Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #1172. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
December 28,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Belgian Reaction to Resumption of Relations
with DRC.
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1010 Incoming Telegram #2427. Fr: [?] Jones. To: 1025
Dean Rusk.
December 28,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Discussions with Sir Roger Stevens, Deputy
Undersecretary of British Foreign Office,
regarding Necessity of Implementing Kitona
Agreement.
1012 Incoming Telegram #0-377-61. Fr: U.S. Army
Attaché, Leopoldville. To: Dean Rusk. 1027
December 28,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 3/18/74.
U.S. Military in DRC Bypassed in Decision to
Consolidate ANC with UN Forces.
1014 Outgoing Telegram #1160. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 28, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74. 1028
Report on Bermuda Talks on DRC between
Rusk and Lord Alexander Douglas-Home,
British Foreign Secretary.
1017 Outgoing Telegram #504. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: 1030
U.S. Embassy, Salisbury.
December 28, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Rhodesia Protests UN Press Release
Accusing It of Providing Aerial Assistance to
Katanga.
1018 Outgoing Telegram #487. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Beirut. 1032
December 28, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
U.S. Urges Lebanese Government Not to
Export DC-4 Aircraft to Qatar due to Fear
They Might Be Intercepted by Egypt and
Sent to Gizenga Secessionist Regime in 1033
DRC.
1019 Outgoing Telegram #1158. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville and U.S.
Mission to UN.
December 28, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Planning for U.S. State Department Program
to Assure Successful and Expeditious
Implementation of Kitona Agreements in 1036
DRC.
1021 Outgoing Telegram #1161. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville and U.S.
Mission to UN.
December 28, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
White House Press Release on New U.S. Aid 1037
Grant to DRC.
1023 Outgoing Telegram #3489. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
December 28,1961.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Review of U.S.-British Policies on Katanga.
Document
Incoming Telegram #1689. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 29,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Discussions with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula regarding Kitona Agreement,
Participation of ANC Troops in UN
Operations in Katanga, and Congolese
Purchase of Aircraft.
Incoming Telegram #1701. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 29, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Professor Ernest Van Den Haag Arrives in
DRC as Impartial Observer for American
Committee to Aid Katanga Freedom Fighters.
Incoming Telegram #1173. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
December 29,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
UN Denial of Mitra Statement.
Incoming Telegram #1179. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
December 29,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Discussions with Former U.S. Ambassador to
Belgium Alan Kirk regarding His Reception
by Union Miniere du Haut Katanga Officials in
Elisabethville.
Incoming Telegram #1184. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
December 29,1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Travel Plans for Former U.S. Ambassador
Alan Kirk's Visit to Katanga.
Outgoing Telegram #3505. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, London, Leopoldville,
Brussels, and Paris, U.S. Mission to UN, and
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
December 29,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Rusk Asks British Ambassador David
Ormsby-Gore to Summarize British Policy
and Objectives in DRC.
Outgoing Telegram #1177. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 29,1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
U.S. State Department Response to Letter
Asking for Assistance for Professor Ernest
Van Den Haag's Visit to Katanga.
Outgoing Telegram #1182. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville and U.S.
Consulate, Elisabethville.
December 29, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
U.S. Reply to Katangese President Moise
Tshombe's Letter to John F. Kennedy
Accusing Edmund A. Gullion of Interference
with Kitona Talks.
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1039 Incoming Telegram #1186. Fr: Douglas 1052
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk. 1053
December 30,1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74. 1058
Misunderstanding by Belgian Businessmen
in Katanga of Extent and Purpose of Former
U.S. Ambassador Alan Kirk's Mission.
1042 Outgoing Telegram #1185. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 30, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Possible Investigation into Question of 1060
Katanga Atrocities by International Red
Cross.
1043 Outgoing Telegram #1188. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
December 30, 1961. 1 p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74. 1063
Possiblity of Having Rump Katangese
Assembly Ratify Kitona Agreement.
1044 Incoming Telegram #900. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
December 30, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's 1065
Allegations of ANC Troops Being Supported
by UN Aircraft.
1045 Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#NA.
1046 Incoming Telegram #1709. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 30, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/3/74. 1069
Establishment of U.S. Intelligence Evaluation
Center in DRC.
1048 Incoming Telegram #1187. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
December 30,1961.1 p. JFK#NA. OUO. 1072
Belgian Foreign Office and U.S. Embassy,
Brussels Has No Knowledge of Professor
Ernest Van Den Haag's Visit to DRC.
1049 Incoming Telegram #1706. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
December 30, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA. OUO. 1074
Speech regarding U.S. Position on Katanga
by Carl T. Rowan, Deputy Assistant Secretary
of State for Public Affairs.
1050 Outgoing Telegram #1187. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
NA. 1 p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74. 1077
Former U.S. Ambassador Alan Kirk's Mission
Limited to Meeting with Union Miniere du
Haut Katanga Officials in Brussels, Belgium.
1051 Incoming Telegram #1189. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
December 31, 1961. 1 p. JFK#NA. C. 9/3/74.
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga Denies
Aiding Katanga Separatism.
Document
Congo•Cables, January 1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 5pp.
Outgoing Telegram #1195. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 2,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/7/74.
Additional U.S. Military Representation Sent
to U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville to Gather
Information on DRC Military and Internal
Security Situation.
Incoming Telegram #922. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
January 2, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/7/74.
Information on Alleged Misconduct by UN
Troops during Military Actions in Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #923. Fr: Lewis
Hoff acker. To: Dean Rusk.
January 2,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/7/74.
Comments by UN Officials regarding Alleged
Atrocities Committed by UN Military Forces in
Katanga.
Outgoing Telegram #1662. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
January 2,1962. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/7/74.
George C. McGhee Reviews U.S. Position
on DRC Situation with Belgian Ambassador
Louis Scheyven.
Outgoing Telegram #1663. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
January 2,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/7/74.
U.S. Policy toward DRC and Union Miniere
du Haut Katanga.
Outgoing Telegram #1204. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
January 3,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
Questions Arising out of Controversial
Speeches by George C. McGhee and Carl T.
Rowan.
Incoming Telegram #1733. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 4,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/7/74.
Sture Linner Prepares to Leave DRC to
Assume New Duties as UN Special
Representative in Middle East.
Incoming Airgram #A-254. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
January 4,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. NA.
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga's Position on
Alan Kirk Mission, Reintegration of Katanga
into DRC, and Katangese President Moise
Tshome.
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1078 Incoming Telegram #1199. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
January 4, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/7/74.
Discussions with Officials of Union Miniere du
Haut Katanga regarding Reintegration of
Katanga into DRC and Handling of
Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
1080 Incoming Telegram #1206. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
January 4, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/7/74.
Discussions between Former U.S.
Ambassador to Belgium Alan Kirk and
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak
regarding Union Miniere du Haut Katanga's
Attitudes on Reintegration of Katanga into
DRC.
1083 Incoming Telegram #1200. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
January 4,1962. 9pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/7/74.
Grave Implications in Belgium if U.S. Called
upon Again to Support UN Military
Operations in Katanga.
1093 Outgoing Telegram #1209. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 4,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/7/74.
Telegram from UN Official to Sture Linner,
UN Representative in DRC, regarding
Possible Snag in U.S. Aid to DRC Involving
Shipping Costs.
1095 Outgoing Telegram #1216. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 4,1962.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/7/74.
DRC Constitutional Review and
Reintegration of Katanga.
1097 Incoming Telegram #1211. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
January 5, 1962.2pp. JFK#NA. C. NA.
Failure of Former U.S. Ambassador to
Belgium Alan Kirk's Mission to Belgium.
1099 Outgoing Telegram #1218. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 5, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/7/74.
Meeting between George C. McGhee and
Thomas J. Dodd regarding Dodd's Remarks
to Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
1100 Outgoing Telegram #1708. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
January 5,1962.3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Reports of Meeting between Katangese
President Moise Tshombe and Assistant
Director General of Union Miniere du Haut
Katanga regarding Implementation of Kitona
Agreement.
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0001 Congo•Cables, January 1962 cont.
0002 Incoming Telegram #1752. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 6, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
DRC Concern regarding Katangese
President Moise Tshombe's Proposed Visit to
U.S.
0003 Incoming Telegram #1749. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 6, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Controversy regarding Meeting between
Thomas J. Dodd and Katangese President
Moise Tshombe.
0004 Incoming Telegram #1753. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 6, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's Concern
over Possible Failure of Kitona Agreement.
0008 Outgoing Telegram #1224. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 5, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Message to Katangese President Moise
Tshombe regarding Implementation of Kitona
Agreement.
0010 Outgoing Telegram #1715. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
January 6,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Belgian Government Urges U.S. to Send
Message of Encouragement and Support to
Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
0012 Incoming Telegram #1232. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
January 8,1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak
Suggests That DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula and Katangese President Moise
Tshombe Be Provided with Legal Advice on
Implementation of Kitona Agreement.
0013 Incoming Telegram #1764. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 9, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. NA.
Program of Economic Sanctions against
Katangese President Moise Tshombe to
Bring about Reintegration of Katanga.
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0015 Incoming Telegram #964. Fr: Lewis 0031
Hoff acker. To: Dean Rusk.
January 9,1962. 1 p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Majority of Doctors in Elisabethville Critical of
UN Actions in Katanga.
0016 Incoming Telegram #2343. Fr: Charles W.
Yost. To: Dean Rusk. 0032
January 9,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Possible Visit to U.S. by DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula.
0017 Outgoing Telegram #533. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Consulate, Salisbury. 0034
January 9, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
U.S. Reply to Letter from Sir Roy Welensky,
Prime Minister of Federation of Rhodesia and
Nyasaland, regarding DRC Situation.
0019 Outgoing Telegram #1750. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels. 0037
January 9,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Regrets Belgian Press Speculation on
Alan Kirk Mission.
0020 Incoming Telegram #526. Fr: [?] Mulcahy. To: 0039
Dean Rusk.
January 11, 1962. 1 p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Letter from Sir Roy Welensky, Prime Minister
of Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, to
Katangese President Moise Tshombe Urging 0040
Acceptance of Kitona Agreement.
0021 Incoming Telegram #1273. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
January 11, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Belgian Press Furor over Alan Kirk Mission 0041
Subsides.
0022 Outgoing Telegram #1252. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 12,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Urges DRC Prime Minister Cyrille 0044
Adoula Not to Allow Secessionist Leader
Antoine Gizenga to Resume Office of Vice
Premier in Event of His Return to
Leopoldville.
0023 Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#NA.
0024 Incoming Telegram. Fr: Air Attaché,
Leopoldville. To: Chief of Staff, U.S. Air Force
and Defense Intelligence Agency. 0046
January 14,1962. 5pp. JFK#NA. S. 9/17/81.
UN Military Air Force Operations in Katanga.
0029 Incoming Telegram #1817. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 15,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 3/25/74.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Orders
Arrest of Secessionist Leader Antoine
Gizenga.
Document
Incoming Telegram #1825. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 15,1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
Secessionist Leader Antoine Gizenga
Censured by DRC Parliament and Removed
from His Position as Vice Premier.
Incoming Telegram #1839. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 16,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Katanga "Committee Report" on Kitona
Agreement.
Incoming Telegram #2422. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
January 16,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
UN Military Forces in DRC Request Bombs
from U.S. for Possible Air Operations against
Katanga.
Outgoing Telegram #1271. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 16,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Use of U.S. Air Force Aircraft within DRC.
Outgoing Telegram #1273. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 16,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Discussions regarding DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula's Visit to U.S.
Outgoing Telegram #1276. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 16,1962.1 p. JFK#N A.
U.S. Invites DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to Visit Washington, D.C.
Outgoing Telegram #1281. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville and U.S.
Mission to UN.
January 16,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S.-BritishTalks on DRC.
Outgoing Telegram #1825. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels and U.S. Mission
to UN.
January 17,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Refuses to Back off on Program of
Economic Sanctions to Force Katangese
President Moise Tshombe to Accept Kitona
Agreement.
Incoming Telegram #1863. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 19,1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Proposal for Economic Cooperation between
DRC and Katanga Drawn up by U.S.
Department of State and Presented to DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
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0047 Incoming Telegram #1864. Fr: Edmund A. 0059
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 19, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Urges DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to Take Strenuous Action against
ANC Troops Involved in Kongolo Massacre.
0048 Incoming Telegram #1865. Fr: Edmund A. 0062
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0063
January 19, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Asks That
U.S. Portion of His Trip Be Played Down in
Press.
0049 Incoming Telegram #1867. Fr: Edmund A. 0065
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 19,1962.1p. JFK#NA. TS. 5/30/74.
Disposition of DRC Secessionist Leader
Antoine Gizenga Following His Arrest by
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula. 0066
0050 Incoming Telegram #1870. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 19, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Arrival and Activities of Soviet Doctors in
DRC.
0052 Incoming Telegram #1024. Fr: [?] Cassilly.
To: Dean Rusk.
January 19, 1962.1 p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74. 0068
Letter from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe Requesting U.S. Visa to Participate
in Rally on March 7,1962.
0053 Outgoing Telegram #1294. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 19,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74. 0070
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Requests
That UN Send Plane to Bring Arrested
Secessionist Leader Antoine Gizenga to
Leopoldville.
0055 Outgoing Telegram #1294. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0071
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 19,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Requests
That UN Send Plane to Bring Arrested
Secessionist Leader Antoine Gizenga to
Leopoldville. 0072
0057 Incoming Telegram #1871. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 20,1962.1p. JFK#NA. TS. 7/6/74.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's Handling
of Arrest of Secessionist Leader Antoine
Gizenga. 0073
0058 Incoming Telegram #1872. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 20,1962.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
UN Reports Katangese President Moise
Tshombe's Return to Elisabethville, Katanga.
Document
Incoming Telegram #1331. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
January 20,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Discussions with Belgian Government
regarding Economic Pressure Program to
Bring End to Katangese Secession.
Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#NA.
Outgoing Telegram #1297. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 20,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74.
Disposition of DRC Secessionist Leader
Antoine Gizenga.
Outgoing Telegram #1305. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 23,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Planning for DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula's Visit to U.S.
Outgoing Telegram #1309. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 23,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Meeting between Katangese President Moise
Tshombe and Sir Roy Welensky, Prime
Minister of Federation of Rhodesia and
Nyasaland, regarding Food Supplies for
Katanga.
Outgoing Telegram #1916. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Mission to UN.
January 23,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. NA.
Adlai E. Stevenson's Discussions with
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak
regarding Katanga Problem.
Incoming Telegram #2537. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
January 24,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Opposition to Proposed Visit to U.S. by
Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
Outgoing Telegram #1942. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Mission to UN.
January 25,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
UN Officials Recommend against Katangese
President Moise Tshombe's Visit to U.S.
Unless Krtona Agreement Implemented.
Outgoing Telegram #1318. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 25,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
State Department Press Statement regarding
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's
Request for Visa to Visit U.S.
Incoming Telegram #1896. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 25,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74.
DRC Secessionist Leader Antoine Gizenga's
Treatment While under Arrest in Leopoldville.
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0076 Incoming Telegram #1903. Fr: Edmund A. 0098
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 25,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Urges DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to Take Decisive Action against
Outlaw ANC Troops. 0103
0078 Outgoing Telegram #1319. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 25, 1962.3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Political Problems Posed by Katangese
President Moise Tshombe's Request for Visa
to Visit U.S.
0081 Incoming Telegram #2909. Fr: Edmund A. 0106
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 25,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
DRC Interior Minister Christophe Gbenye's
Press Statement on Arrest and Detention of
Secessionist Leader Antoine Gizenga.
0083 Incoming Telegram #2556. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk. 0112
January 25,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
USSR Requests Meeting of UN Security
Council to Discuss Situation in DRC.
0085 Outgoing Telegram #1957. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Mission to UN and U.S.
Embassy, Leopoldville. 0113
January 26,1962.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Opposes Soviet Request for UN
Security Council Meeting on Situation in
DRC.
0087 Incoming Telegram #2570. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
January 26,1962.3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74. 0114
Reaction of Members to Soviet Request for
UN Security Council Meeting on DRC
Situation.
0090 Incoming Telegram #1922. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0116
January 27,1962.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Message to DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula Informing Him of Soviet Request for
UN Security Council Meeting regarding Arrest
of Secessionist Leader Antoine Gizenga. 0119
0092 Incoming Telegram #2579. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
January 27,1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Arrangements for UN Security Council
Meeting on DRC Situation.
0093 Incoming Telegram #1916. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0122
January 27,1962.5pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Problems and Accomplishments in DRC
in 1961.
Congo/Reel 6
Document
Incoming Telegram #1916. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 27,1962. 5pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Problems and Accomplishments in DRC
in 1961.
Incoming Telegram #1930. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 28,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74.
Sture Linner, UN Representative in DRC,
Meets with Katangese President Moise
Tshombe and Katangese Leaders to Discuss
Progress on Kitona Agreement.
Incoming Telegram #1932. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 28,1962. 6pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Discussions with Director of Société General
regarding Relations between Union Miniere
du Haut Katanga and DRC Central
Government.
Incoming Telegram #743. Fr: Joseph Palmer
II. To: Dean Rusk.
January 28,1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Agrees to
Issue Statement Responding to Soviet Call
for UN Security Council Meeting.
Incoming Telegram #2779. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
January 28,1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
British Foreign Office Proposes That DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Request
Postponement of UN Security Council
Meeting until His Arrival in New York.
Incoming Telegram #1948. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 30,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's Rebuff
of Soviet Security Council Move.
Incoming Telegram #1951. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
January 30,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Action on Katangese President Moise
Tshombe's Application for Visa to Visit U.S.
Incoming Telegram #1378. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
January 30,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga Agrees with
Reintegration of Katanga into DRC but
Refuses to Apply Economic Pressure on
Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
Incoming Telegram #2600. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
January 30,1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
DRC UN Delegation Protests Actions against
DRC Central Government by Katanga's
Belgian Lobbyist Michel Struelens in U.S.
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0123 Outgoing Telegram #1982. Fr: George W. 0145
Ball. To: U.S. Mission to UN.
January 30, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Aid Grant to UN Fund for DRC for
Technical Assistance.
0126 Outgoing Telegram #1352. Fr: George W. 0146
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
January 30, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Announcement of Unidentified Agreement
between U.S. and UN.
0128 Department of State Airgram #A-53. Fr:
Douglas MacArthur II. To: Department of
State. 0147
January 31, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Letter from Baron [?] Kronacker regarding
Famine and Bloodshed in Kivu Province,
DRC.
0148
0129 Congo•Cables, February 1962.
0130 Withdrawal Sheets. 4pp.
0134 Outgoing Telegram #525. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
January 29, 1962. 1 p. JFK#NA. 0149
Telegram to John F. Kennedy from President
of Katangese National Assembly regarding
Alleged Genocide in Northern Katanga.
0135 Outgoing Telegram #1367. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
February 1, 1962.1 p. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74. 0150
U.S. Responds Favorably to Request to
Transport UN Troops to Eastern DRC to
Restore Order.
0136 Incoming Telegram #1985. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk.
February 2, 1962.1 p. JFK#NA. OUO. 0151
Samuel Badibanga Appointed Acting Head of
DRC Government in Absence of Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0137 Incoming Telegram #1986. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk.
No DRC Reply to Message from John F.
Kennedy. 0152
0139 Outgoing Airgram #CA-1025. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
February 2, 1962. 5pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Katangese Committee on Foreign Affairs
Report on Kitona Agreement.
0144 Incoming Telegram #1997. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk. 0153
February 3, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74.
DRC Secessionist Leader Antoine Gizenga
Transferred to Detention on Island near
Moanda.
Document
Incoming Telegram #1095. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
February 3, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's
Application for Visa for Trip to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #1099. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
February 4, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. State Department Informs Katangese
President Moise Tshombe That They Can
Give No Assurances That He Would Receive
Visa.
Memorandum. Fr: George Anderson. To:
Bromley K. Smith.
February 4, 1962.1p. JFK#NA.
White House Clearance of Draft Cable to
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Consulate,
Elisabethville.
February 2, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Attempts to Persuade Katangese President
Moise Tshombe to Cancel Planned Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #1999. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk.
February 5, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Efforts to Persuade Katangese President
Moise Tshombe to Cancel Planned Visit to
U.S.
Incoming Telegram #1106. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
February 5, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Requests Permission to Travel to U.S. to
Meet with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #1108. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
February 5, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Reported Enraged by U.S. Refusal to Grant
Him Visa without DRC Central Government
Passport.
Incoming Telegram #1124. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
February 7, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Meeting between Katangese President Moise
Tshombe and Sture Linner, UN
Representative in DRC, regarding Katanga's
Implementation of UN Resolutions.
Incoming Telegram #1127. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
February 6, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Informed That Time Not Right for His
Planned Visit to U.S.
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0154 Incoming Telegram #1125. Fr: Lewis 0168
Hoff acker. To: Dean Rusk.
February 7,1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Description of Newly Arrived Ghanaian
Troops of UN Military Force in DRC.
0155 Outgoing Telegram #542. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: 0169
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
February 9,1962.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. State Department Reports on Status of
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's Visa
Application.
0157 Outgoing Telegram #543. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: 0170
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
February 9, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Refusess to Consider Meeting between
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula outside
Congolese Territory. 0171
0158 Outgoing Airgram #CA-1077. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
February 9, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's Visit to
International Monetary Fund (IMF) to Discuss
Congo's Financial Situation.
0160 Outgoing Telegram #1408. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville. 0172
February 9, 1962.4pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Discussions regarding U.S. Financial Aid to
DRC through UN Channels for Settlement of
Demobilized Congolese Soldiers.
0164 Incoming Telegram #2786. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk. 0174
February 15, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Speech by Katangese President Moise
Tshombe Denouncing U.S. Role in DRC and
Refusing to Agree to Stationing of UN Troops
in Katanga.
0166 Outgoing Telegram #636. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: 0176
U.S. Consulate, Salisbury.
February 15, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe Seeks
Advice from Sir Roy Welensky, Prime 0179
Minister of Federation of Rhodesia and
Nyasaland, regarding UN Request to Station
Troops in Katanga.
0167 Incoming Telegram #2045. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk.
February 12, 1962. 1 p. JFK#NA. OUO. 0180
Meeting between DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula and U.S. Labor Leaders.
Document
Incoming Telegram #2052. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk.
February 12, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
Vote of Confidence in Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula by DRC Parliament.
Incoming Telegram #1150. Fr: Lewis
Hoff acker. To: Dean Rusk.
February 12,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Disassociates Itself from Accusations
Made by Katangese Government against UN
Official Jose Rolz-Bennett.
Incoming Telegram #2057. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk.
February 13, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Press Inquiries regarding Katangese
President Moise Tshombe's U.S. Visa
Application.
Incoming Telegram #1157. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
February 13,1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Contantin A. Stavropoulos, UN Legal
Counsel, Meets with Katangese President
Moise Tshombe and Katangese Officials to
Discuss Draft Resolution on Kitona
Agreement for Katangese Assembly.
Incoming Telegram #2060. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk.
February 14, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Discussions with UN Representative Robert
Gardiner regarding Cyrille Adoula's Talks with
Press and George C. McGhee.
Outgoing Telegram #553. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville and U.S.
Embassy, Leopoldville.
February 13, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
Discussions with Katangese President Moise
Tshombe regarding Proposed Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #2770. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
February 15,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
UN Military Planning in DRC.
Outgoing Telegram #1440. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
February 15, 1962.1p. JFK#NA.
Press Statement regarding Katangese
President Moise Tshombe's Proposed Trip
to U.S.
Outgoing Telegram #1443. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
February 14,1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Emphasizes to UN Secretary General
U Thant Importance of Robert Gardiner
Remaining as Chief of UN Operations in DRC.
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0181 Outgoing Telegram #558. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: 0195
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville and U.S.
Mission to UN.
February 15, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Efforts to Disassociate Itself from
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's
Accusations against UN Representative Jose
Rolz-Bennett. 0196
0183 Incoming Telegram #2800. Fr: [?] Plimpton.
To: Dean Rusk.
February 16, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
British Concern regarding Planned UN Troop
Movements in Katanga.
0186 Incoming Telegram #595. Fr: [?] Emmerson. 0197
To: Dean Rusk.
February 16, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
U.S. Reply to Rhodesian Inquiry regarding
Discrepancies in Execution of U.S. Visa
Procedures in Case of Katangese President
Moise Tshombe and Angolan Student 0198
Arminda D. Almeida.
0187 Incoming Telegram #2106. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk.
February 17, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Proposed Meeting between DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula and Katangese 0199
President Moise Tshombe.
0188 Outgoing Telegram #2133. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
February 17,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. NA.
U.S. Concern over Disproportionate
Emphasis Placed by UN Secretary General U
Thant on Mercenaries Aspect of UN Mandate
in DRC. 0204
0190 Incoming Telegram #1205. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
February 20, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe Eager
to Meet with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula if UN Agrees to Provide Security.
0192 Outgoing Telegram #646. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: 0205
U.S. Consulate, Salisbury.
February 19, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
U.S. Government Explains Reasons for
Refusal to Grant Visa to Katangese President
Moise Tshombe. 0208
0193 Outgoing Telegram #1471. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
February 19, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
DRC Delegation to U.S. Agrees to Inform
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula of U.S.
Suggestions on Reintegration of Katanga,
Reorganization of Army, Foreign Aid, and
Economic Stabilization.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #1472. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
February 20,1962.1p. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74.
Efforts to Utilize Katangese President Moise
Tshombe's Desire to Visit U.S. as Lever to
Advance Katanga's Reintegration into DRC
under Kitona Agreement.
Incoming Telegram #844. Fr: C. Burke
Elbrick. To: Dean Rusk.
Difficulties Posed for U.S. Government in
Renegotiation of Azores Agreement with
Portugal by Educational Program for Angolan
Expatriate Students.
Incoming Telegram #2145. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
February 22, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Possible Renewal of Hostilities between UN
Forces and Katangese President Moise
Tshombe's Troops in Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #1223. Fr: Lewis
Hoff acker. To: Dean Rusk.
February 22, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe Agrees
to Meet with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula if UN Provides Facilities and Security.
Incoming Telegram #2140. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
February 22,1962. 5pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Effort by Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN
Operations in DRC, to Prevent New Outbreak
of Hostilities and Arrange Meeting between
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #1233. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
February 23, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74.
Possible Visit to U.S. by Katangese President
Moise Tshombe if Progress Is Made toward
Kitona Goals in Meeting with DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #2148. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
February 23,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Possible Renewal of Hostilities between UN
Forces, ANC, and Katangese Troops.
Incoming Telegram #2167. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
February 24,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Discussions with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula regarding Military Operations in North
Katanga, Army Reform, and Internal Political
Problems Posed by DRC Minister of Interior
Christophe Gbenye and Secessionist Leader
Antoine Gizenga.
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0211 Incoming Telegram #2169. Fr: Edmund A. 0237
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
February 24,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Reply to Katangese President Moise
Tshombe's Proposal That U.S. Take
Responsibility for Security of Meeting with
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula. 0239
0213 Incoming Telegram #2170. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
February 24,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
UN and DRC Government Engage in
Psychological Warfare Operations to Bring
about Tshombe-Adoula Meeting and Katanga
Reintegration.
0216 Incoming Telegram #2883. Fr: Adlai E. 0240
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
February 24,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74:
U.S. Reactions to UN Press Spokesman's
Statements on UN Conduct in DRC.
0217 Incoming Telegram. Fr: Edmund A. Gullion.
To: Dean Rusk.
February 25,1962. 5pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74. 0241
U.S. Action Program for Army Retraining in
DRC.
0222 Incoming Telegram #2171. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
February 25,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Chances of Hostilities between ANC and 0242
Katanga Gendarmes Lessen as Prospects
for Negotiation between Katangese President
Moise Tshombe and DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula Increase.
0224 Incoming Telegram #2181. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
February 26,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Joseph Kasongo, President of DRC House of 0244
Representatives, Supports DRC Minister of
Interior Christophe Gbenye's Trip to U.S.
0225 Incoming Telegram #1250. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
February 27,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe 0245
Refuses to Fix Date for Meeting with DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula until Receiving
Security Assurances from U.S. and DRC
Government.
0227 Congo•Cables, Stogner-Thalng 0251
Case, February 1962.
0228 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0231 Congo•Cables, March 1962.
0232 Withdrawal Sheets. 5pp.
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Incoming Telegram #2207. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
February 1,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Alarmed by Widening Gulf between
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Outgoing Telegram #601. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville and U.S.
Embassy, Leopoldville.
March 1,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/5/74.
U.S. Informs Katangese President Moise
Tshombe That Delay in Reintegration of
Katanga Could Help Communist Interests in
DRC.
Incoming Telegram #2210. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 2,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Leaves for
Trip to Albertville and Stanleyville to Inquire
into Projected Balubakat Party and Conakat
Party Reconciliation.
Incoming Telegram #2214. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 2,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
DRC General Victor Lundula Arrives in
Albertville to Stop Katanga Gendarmerie
Aggression against People of Kongolo.
Incoming Telegram #1273. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
March 2,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Frustration of Katangese President Moise
Tshombe over Lack of Response from DRC
Government and UN on Security Assurances
for Meeting with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula.
Outgoing Telegram #1539. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
March 2,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Seeks to
Develop and Retrain ANC without UN
Assistance.
Incoming Telegram #2221. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 3,1962. 6pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Country Team Recommendations for
Amending and Extending DRC Action
Program.
Outgoing Telegram #1540. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville and U.S.
Mission to UN.
March 3,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Position of Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN
Operations in DRC, on Peaceful
Reintegration of Katanga and Sucessful
Tshombe-Adoula Meeting.
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0253 Outgoing Telegram #2302. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0272
To: U.S. Embassies, Brussels, London, and
Leopoldville.
March 3, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Informed by Michel Struelens to Avoid 0273
Meeting with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula due to Favorable Developments in
U.S. Senate.
0256 Incoming Telegram #2226. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 4, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Foreign Minister Justin Bomboko Presents 0274
U.S. with Tabulation of Needs of DRC Air
Force.
0258 Incoming Telegram #2229. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 4, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74. 0275
Gullion's Mission to Meet with Katangese
President Moise Tshombe.
0260 Incoming Telegram #1606. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
March 4, 1962. 8pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Discussions with Belgian Foreign Minister
Paul-Henri Spaak regarding DRC Situation 0276
and Activities of Michel Struelens.
0268 Incoming Telegram #2232. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 5, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Asks UN Representatives in DRC Jose
Rolz-Bennet and Robert Gardiner for Their 0278
Estimate of Prospects for Tshombe-Adoula
Meeting.
0269 Incoming Telegram #2966. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
March 5, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Fighting between UN Ghanaian Patrol and
Katanga Gendarmes in Vicinity of Kamina,
DRC. 0279
0270 Incoming Telegram #3253. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
March 5,1962.1p. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74.
British Foreign Office Agrees to Meet with
Katangese President Moise Tshombe to 0280
Attempt to Refute Bad Advice from Michel
Struelens regarding Negotiations with DRC
Central Government.
0271 Outgoing Telegram #1545. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
March 5,1962.1 p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74. 0281
U.S. Supports Robert Gardiner's Suggestion
That UN Give ANC Logistic or Food Support
Only so Long as Its Mission Consists of
Garrison Duty in North Katanga.
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Incoming Telegram #2245. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 6, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. State Department Opposes Trip to U.S.
by DRC Interior Minister Christophe Gbenye.
Incoming Telegram #1293. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
March 6, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Jose Rolz-Bennet, UN Representative in
DRC, Gives Katangese President Moise
Tshombe Security Assurances for Meeting
with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #2252. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 7, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Text Adoula Letter Embassy Telegram 2228
Released March 6."
Outgoing Telegram #620. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville and U.S.
Embassy, Leopoldville.
March 7, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Confirmation of U.S. Confidence in UN
Security Assurances to Katangese President
Moise Tshombe.
Outgoing Telegram #1570. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
March 6, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Suggestions to DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula for Meeting with Katangese
President Moise Tshombe.
Incoming Telegram #2276. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 9, 1962. 1p.JFK#NA.
Letter from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to Katangese President Moise
Tshombe Giving Assurances of DRC
Government Efforts to Guarantee His
Security.
Incoming Telegram #2278. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 9, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
General Joseph Desiree Mobutu's Letter
regarding UN Efforts in Training ANC.
Outgoing Telegram #1575. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
March 9, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
New York Times Inquiry regarding Secret
DRC Mission to Purchase Aircraft from U.S.
and Great Britain.
Incoming Telegram #2282. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 9, 1962. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Possible Complications of Belgian Technical
Assistance to DRC.
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0285 Incoming Telegram #2286. Fr: Edmund A. 0307
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 9, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Discussions with DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula and DRC President Joseph
Kasavubu regarding Dangers of Military
Initiative in Katanga by ANC. 0308
.0288 Outgoing Telegram #1582. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
March 10, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Proposed Arrangements for DRC Minister of
Interior Christophe Gbenye's Visit to U.S.
0289 Incoming Telegram #2292. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0314
March 10, 1962.1 p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Expresses Disappointment to DRC
Foreign Minister Justin Bomboko regarding
Leak of Deal for Aircraft Purchase.
0290 . Incoming Telegram #720. Fr: W. Wendell
Blancke. To: Deán Rusk. 0316
March 10, 1962.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Discussions with Congolese (Brazzaville)
President Fulbert Youlou regarding Prospects
for Tshombe-Adoula Meeting.
0292 Incoming Telegram #2337. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0318
March 15, 1962. 7pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Discussions with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula regarding Possibility That Katangese
President Moise Tshombe Might Cancel
Planned Negotiations.
0299 Incoming Telegram #1343. Fr: Lewis 0320
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
March 15,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Summary of DRC Economic and Financial
Briefing Paper for Use by Katangese
President Moise Tshombe.
0302 Incoming Telegram #2331. Fr: Edmund A. 0322
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 15, 1962.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's
Position Paper Makes Prospects for
Successful Meeting with DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula Very Dim. 0324
0304 Incoming Telegram #1342. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
March 15, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Summary of Briefing Paper on Political and
Judicial Aspects of Accord between Katanga
and DRC Central Government.
Document
Incoming Telegram #2338. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 15, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. QUO.
Arrival of Katangese President Moise
Tshombe in Leopoldville for Talks with DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #1691. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
March 13, 1962. 6pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Discussions with Officials of Union Miniere du
Haut Katanga regarding Danger Posed by
Company's Failure to Meet Responsibilities
to DRC.
Incoming Telegram #2359. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 18,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Report on Meeting between Katangese
President Moise Tshombe and DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #2366. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 19,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Text of Joint Communiqué Issued by
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #2367. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 19,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Discussions between U.S. and UN Officials
regarding Adoula-Tshombe Negotiations in
DRC.
Incoming Telegram #2369. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 19, 1962.2pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74.
Influence of UN Representative Mahmoud
Khiary on DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula
regarding Military Initiative in Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #2384. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 21,1962.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Report on Talks between Katangese
President Moise Tshombe and DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #2402. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 22, 1962.3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Report on Talks between Katangese
President Moise Tshombe and DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula and Mandate of
Katangese Delegation.
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0327 Outgoing Telegram #1642. Fr: George W. 0347
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
March 23,1962.1 p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Discussions between Belgium and UN
regarding Hiring of Belgian Nationals for UN
Technical Assistance Program in DRC.
0328 Incoming Telegram #2424. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0349
March 24,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Report on Talks between Katangese
President Moise Tshombe and DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0329 Incoming Telegram #2417. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 24,1962. 6pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74. 0356
Impasse Reached in Talks between
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0336 Outgoing Telegram #2467. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Mission to UN.
March 24,1962. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Consequences of Probable Failure of 0358
Adoula-Tshombe Talks.
0340 Outgoing Telegram #1651. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
March 24,1962.1 p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Maintains Contact with Participants on
Both Sides of Adoula-Tshombe Talks and
. Plans to Urge Continuance if Negotiations 0361
Breakdown.
0341 Incoming Telegram #2427. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 26,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. and UN Efforts to Force Katangese
President Moise Tshombe to Continue His 0362
Negotiations with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula.
0343 Incoming Telegram #2428. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 26,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Major Points for Talks between Katangese 0363
President Moise Tshombe and DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0345 Outgoing Telegram #5149. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassies, London and
Brussels.
March 26,1962.2pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74.
U.S. and Great Britain Discuss Measures to 0365
Be Taken if Adoula-Tshombe Talks Break
down.
Document
Incoming Telegram #3168. Fr: [?] Plimpton.
To: Dean Rusk.
March 26, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Discussions between Adlai E. Stevenson and
UN Secretary General U Thant regarding
U.S. Tax Collection Proposal to Force
Continuance of Adoula-Tshombe Talks.
Incoming Telegram #2432. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 27, 1962. 7pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Text of Letter from Katangese President
Moise Tshombe to DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula regarding Tshombe's Definition
of Katanga's Status as Sovereign State.
Incoming Telegram #2437. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 27, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Announces in Letter to DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula That Katanga Prepared to
Change Governmental Status.
Incoming Telegram #1799. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
March 27,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74.
U.S. Discussions with Belgian Foreign
Minister Paul-Henri Spaak regarding Taking
Forceful Action to Assure Reintegration of
Katanga into DRC.
Outgoing Telegram #2629. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
March 27, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak's
Reaction to UN Proposals to Halt Breakup of
Adoula-Tshombe Talks.
Incoming Telegram #2446. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 28, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Causes for Optimism of Robert Gardiner,
Chief of UN Operations in DRC, That Adoula-
Tshombe Talks Will Continue.
Incoming Telegram #2447. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 28,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
DRC Central Government Attempts to Prove
That Significant Part of Katangese Assembly
Does Not Support Katangese President
Moise Tshombe's Secessionist Government.
Incoming Telegram #2450. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 28,1962. 4pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74.
Summary of Developments in Talks between
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
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0369 Incoming Telegram #1408. Fr: Lewis 0387
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
March 28, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Katangese Foreign Minister Evariste Kimba
Inquires into Meaning of UN Secretary
General U Thant's Statement That All Means
Would Be Used to Avoid Rupture of Adoula- 0390
Tshombe Talks.
0371 Department of State Airgram #A-52. Fr:
Lewis Hoffacker. To: Department of State.
March 28,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Seventh Day Adventist Interest in
Continuation of Title III (PL-480) Program in
Katanga. 0392
0374 Department of State Airgram #A-53. Fr:
Lewis Hoffacker. To: Department of State and
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
March 28,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Obstructionism of Katangese Interior Minister
Godefroid Munongo.
0376 Incoming Telegram #3200. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk. 0394
March 28, 1962. 6pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Briefing Notes on Brigadier Indar Jit Rikhye's
Trip to DRC.
0382 Incoming Telegram #2451. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 29, 1962.1 p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Letter from Katangese President Moise 0396
Tshombe to DRC Interior Minister Cleophas
Kamltatu regarding Request That UN
Guarantee Elisabethville Assembly Meeting.
0383 Incoming Telegram #2456. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 29, 1962.1 p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74. 0399
DRC Interior Minister Cleophas Kamitatu
Conceives Plan regarding Meeting of
Katangese Assembly.
0384 Incoming Telegram #1420. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk. 0401
March 29, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Katangese Foreign Minister Evariste Kimba
Warns That Katangese Government Will
Order Katangese President Moise Tshombe
to Break off Talks if DRC Commissioner
Jason Sendwe Comes to Elisabethville.
0385 Incoming Telegram #2461. Fr: Edmund A. 0402
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 30,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74.
British Express Reservations with U.S.
Proposal to Send DRC Central Government
Tax Collectors into Katanga.
Document
Incoming Telegram #2464. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 30, 1962.3pp. JFK#NA. S. 7/6/74.
Report on Talks between Katangese
President Moise Tshombe and DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #2465. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 30,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
UN and DRC Interior Minister Cleophas
Kamitatu Call for Simultaneous Meetings of
All DRC Provincial Assemblies Including
Katanga.
Outgoing Telegram #1676. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville and U.S.
Mission to UN.
March 30,1962.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
UN Informs Katangese President Moise
Tshombe and DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula of Program to Pressure Agreement
on Reintegration of Katanga.
Outgoing Telegram #1677. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
March 29, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Urges DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to Take Conciliatory Attitude toward
Katangese President Moise Tshombe in
Negotiations.
Outgoing Telegram #1680. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
DRC Government Loses Substantial Foreign
Exchange Proceeds due to Illegal Trade
between Provinces and Neighboring
Territories.
Outgoing Telegram #2528. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
March 29, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Concern That ANC Units in North Katanga
Might Get out of Hand if Not Resupplied.
Incoming Telegram #2472. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 31,1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Military Representatives Informed of
Possibility That Hard Line Might Be Taken
against Katangese President Moise
Tshombe.
Incoming Telegram #2476. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 31, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Possible Imminent Clash between DRC
Government and Extremists in Provincial
Governments.
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0404 Incoming Telegram #2478. Fr: Edmund A. 0418
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 31. 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Italian.Ambassador to DRC Proposes That
His Government Undertake Training of DRC
Air Force under UN Umbrella and Gives
Views on Congo Situation.
0406 Incoming Telegram #2483. Fr: Edmund A. 0421
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0422
March 31, 1962. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74. 0427
Report on Talks between Katangese
President Moise Tshombe and DRC Prim©
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0410 Incoming Telegram #1434. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
March 31, 1962. 1 p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74. 0428
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's
Reaction to Invitation to Another Member of
Conakat Political Party to Visit U.S.
0411 Incoming Telegram #1840. Fr: [?] McKillop.
To: Dean Rusk.
March 31, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Belgian View of Talks between Katangese 0430
President Moise Tshombe and DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0412 Outgoing Telegram #1682. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville. 0432
March 28, 1962. 1 p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Asks DRC Government to Implement
Steps to Put Economic Pressure on Katanga
to Reach Settlement.
0413 Outgoing Telegram #1684. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0440
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
March 30, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
U.S. Informs DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula That U.S. Will Continue Substantial
Grant Aid for Benefit of Reunified Congo.
0415 Outgoing Telegram #2536. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0442
To: U.S. Mission to UN and U.S. Embassy,
Leopoldville.
March 31, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Chief of UN Operations in Congo Robert
Gardiner's Concern regarding Prospective
Military Moves UN Might Have to Undertake 0443
Following Implementation of Tax Collection
Scheme in Katanga.
0417 Outgoing Telegram #2682. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
March 31, 1962. 1 p. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Belgium Reports Rumors in DRC about
Possibility of UN Military Actions in Katanga 0445
Touching off New Outbreak of Hostilities.
Document
Incoming Telegram #2482. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
March 31, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 7/6/74.
Union of Congolese Workers (UTC) Plans to
Call General Strike in DRC in Protest of
Arrest of Union Leader Andre Boboliko.
Congo•Cables, April 1-7,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 5pp.
Incoming Telegram #1440. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
April 1, 1962.1p. JFK#1. C. 12/12/78.
British Efforts to Locate and Obtain Status of
Charles Mutaka [Mutakawadiloma], President
of Katangese National Assembly.
Incoming Telegram #2486. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 1, 1962. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 12/12/78.
Concern by Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN
Operations in DRC, That Enforced Tax
Collection in Katanga Could Lead to Military
Clashes Involving UN Troops.
Incoming Telegram #2487. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 1, 1962.1p. JFK#3. C. 12/12/78.
"Affirmative."
Foreign Service Despatch #380. Fr: Thomas
A. Cassilly. To: State Department.
April 2, 1962. 8pp. JFK#4. C. 12/12/78.
Political Developments in Stanleyville, DRC,
March 10-22, 1962.
Outgoing Telegram #710. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
April 2, 1962. 2pp. JFK#5. C. 12/12/78.
Explanation of Tax Collection Plan in Katanga
to Force Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to Implement Kttona Agreement.
Outgoing Telegram #1691. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
April 2, 1962.1p. JFK#6. C. 12/12/78.
State Department Instructions for Handling of
Donations for Specific Relief Purposes in
DRC.
Incoming Telegram #1459. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
April 4, 1962. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 12/12/78.
U.S. Denies Involvement in Contingency
Planning for DRC Government Tax Collection
in Katanga and Possible UN Military
Initiatives Stemming from It.
Incoming Telegram #2501. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 4, 1962. 3pp. JFK#9. C. 12/12/78.
Survey of DRC Imports Financed by U.S. Aid.
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0448 Incoming Telegram #791. Fr: W. Wendell 0462
Blancke. To: Dean Rusk.
April 5, 1962.1p. JFK#10. C. 12/12/78.
Congolese (Brazzaville) Press Report
Meeting with Angolan Insurgents by Special
U.S. Mission Sent by John F. Kennedy.
0449 Incoming Telegram #793. Fr: W. Wendell
Blancke. To: Dean Rusk.
April 5, 1962.2pp. JFK#11. C. 12/12/78. 0464
Leader of Pan African Union from Congo
(Brazzaville) Meets with DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula to Urge Release of Labor
Leader Andre Boboliko.
0451 Incoming Telegram #2511. Fr: Edmund A. 0465
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 5, 1962.1p. JFK#13. C. 12/12/78.
U.S. Urges DRC Foreign Minister Justin
Bomboko to Renounce Proposals of DRC
Interior Minister Cleophas Kam ¡tatu Calling
for Arrest of Katangese President Moise 0466
Tshombe and Foreign Military Aid.
0452 Incoming Telegram #2513. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 5, 1962.5pp. JFK#14. C. 3/1/79. 0468
Report on Developments in Adoula-Tshombe
Talks.
0457 Incoming Telegram #2514. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 5, 1962.2pp. JFK#15. C. 3/1/79.
Letter from Gullion to DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula regarding Proposals of Interior 0469
Minister Cleophas Kamitatu.
0459 Incoming Telegram #2515. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 5, 1962.1 p. JFK#NA. C. 3/1/79 IP.
Hopes of DRC Extraordinary Commissioner 0470
in Katanga Jason Sendwe That UN Will Keep
Katangese President Moise Tshombe in
Leopoldville and Katangese Assembly in
Session until Réintégration Agreement
Reached. 0472
0460 Incoming Telegram #1895. Fr: [?] McKillop.
To: Dean Rusk.
April 6, 1962.2pp. JFK#18. C. 11/2/81 IP.
Discussions between British and Belgians
regarding Financial Pressure to Be Brought
to Bear on Katangese President Moise
Tshombe if Talks with DRC Prime Minister 0474
Cyrille Adoula Break down.
Document
Incoming Telegram #1895. Fr: [?] McKillop.
To: Dean Rusk.
April 6, 1962.2pp. JFK#18. C. 3/1/79 IP.
Discussions between British and Belgians
regarding Financial Pressure to Be Brought
to Bear on Katangese President Moise
Tshombe if Talks with DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula Break down.
Incoming Telegram #1477. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
April 6,1962.1p. JFK#19. C. 3/1/79.
DRC Parliamentary Consideration for
Dividing Katanga into Additional Provinces.
Incoming Telegram #1481. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
April 6, 1962.1p. JFK#20. C. 3/1/79 IP.
Reopening Belgian Consulate in
Elisabethville as Symbol of Normalization of
Belgian-DRC Relations.
Incoming Telegram #2521. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 6, 1962. 2pp. JFK#21. C. 3/1/79.
U.S. Title I Food Commodities for DRC.
Incoming Telegram #2525. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 6,1962.1 p. JFK#22. QUO.
Union of Congolese Workers (UTC) Criticizes
U.S. for Saying Call for General Strike Was
Plot to Overthrow DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #2530. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 6, 1962.1p. JFK#23. C. 3/1/79.
U.S. Contact with Foreign Minister Justin
Bomboko regarding DRC Bond Issue.
Incoming Telegram #3316. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
April 6,1962.2pp. JFK#24. C. 3/1/79.
Discussions regarding UN Efforts toward
Retraining ANC.
Incoming Telegram #3317. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
April 6,1962.1p. JFK#25. C. 3/1/79.
Brigadier Indar Jit Rikhye Expresses
Opposition to New UN Military Operations in
Katanga but Believes Military Aspects of
Katangese Tax Collection Scheme Feasible.
Outgoing Telegram #2744. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels and U.S.
Mission to UN.
April 6,1962.2pp. JFK#26. C. 3/1/79 IP.
U.S. Efforts to Continue UN Military
Assistance Program in DRC.
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0476 Outgoing Teleg ram # 1714. Fr: George W. 0491
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
April 6, 1962.1p. JFK#27. C. 3/1/79.
George Denis's Influence on DRC President
Joseph Kasavubu and Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula. 0495
0477 Outgoing Telegram #1717. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
April 6, 1962.1p. JFK#28. C. 3/1/79.
U.S. Informs DRC Interior Minister Cleophas
Kamitatu of Its Opposition to Proposed Arrest
of Katangese President Moise Tshombe and
Imprisonment of Congolese Labor Leader
Andre Boboliko. , 0498
0478 Outgoing Telegram #1720. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
April 6,1962.1p. JFK#29. C. 3/1/79.
U.S. Supports Creation of DRC Treasury
Police Force with UN Participation. 0500
0479 Outgoing Telegram #1721. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
April 6, 1962.1p. JFK#30. OUO.
U.S. Press Reports That General Strike 0502
Called by Union of Congolese Workers
(UTC) Could Cause Embarrassment during
Adoula-Tshombe Talks.
0480 Congo•Cables, April 8-17,1962.
0481 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p..
0482 Incoming Telegram #1486. Fr: Lewis 0503
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
April 8,1962.1p. JFK#1. C. 3/3/81 IP.
Katangese Assembly President Charles
Mutaka [Mutakawadiloma] Tells UN Officials
That Assembly Session Will Be Postponed
until Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Can Participate in Balubakat-Conakat 0504
Reconciliation.
0483 Corrections to Incoming Telegram #2539. Fr:
Edmund A. Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 8, 1962. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 1/9/79.
Report of Developments in Adoula-Tshombe
Talks in DRC. 0506
0485 Incoming Telegram #2539. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 8,1962. 4pp. JFK#2. C. 1/9/79.
Report of Developments in Adoula-Tshombe
Talks in DRC. 0507
0489 Incoming Telegram #2544. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 9, 1962.2pp. JFK#3. C. 1/9/79.
British Ambassador to DRC Derek Riches's
Views on Adoula-Tshombe Talks.
Document
Incoming Telegram #2552. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 10, 1962. 3pp. JFK#4. S. 1/9/79 IP.
DRC Foreign Office Memorandum on
Political Situation In Katanga.
Outgoing Telegram #1729. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
April 9,1962. 3pp. JFK#5. C. 1/9/79.
U.S. Informs DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula of Tax and Foreign Exchange
Collection Plan to Be Used to Get Serious
Negotiations Underway with Katangese
President Moise Tshombe.
Incoming Telegram #2561. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 11,1962. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 1/9/79.
Report on Developments in Adoula-Tshombe
Talks.
Outgoing Telegram #1748. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
April 11,1962. 2pp. JFK#7. C. 1/9/79.
Purpose of Harlan Cleveland's Visit to DRC.
Incoming Telegram #2575. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 13,1962.1p. JFK#8. C. 1/9/79.
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville Welcomes Visit
by Harlan Cleveland but Urges That It Be
Kept Unobtrusive due to DRC Fears of U.S.
Dictation in Adoula-Tshombe Talks.
Incoming Telegram #3382. Fr: [?] Plimpton.
To: Dean Rusk.
April 13,1962.1p. JFK#9. C. 1/9/79.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah Offers
Temporary Asylum to DRC Opposition
Leader Antoine Gizenga until His Health
Permits Resumption of Political Activities.
Incoming Telegram #2583. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 15, 1962. 2pp. JFK#10. S. 5/4/81 IP.
U.S. Intelligence Requirements of Long-
range Contingency Plans of Special Defense
Forces in DRC.
Outgoing Telegram #1765. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
ApriUS, 1962. 1p. JFK#11. C. 1/9/79.
Arrangements for Harlan Cleveland's Visit to
DRC.
Incoming Telegram #2596. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 16, 1962. 1p. JFK#12. C. 1/9/79.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's
Opposition to U.S. Concept of Sharing
Economic Assistance with Katanga.
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0508 Incoming Telegram #2605. Fr: Edmund A. 0535
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 17, 1962. 5pp. JFK#13. C. 1/9/79.
Report on Developments in Adoula-Tshombe
Talks in DRC.
0513 Incoming Telegram #2606. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 17. 1962. 9pp. JFK#14. C. 1/9/79. 0537
Letter from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to Katangese President Moise
Tshombe Containing Draft Agreement for
Reintegration of Katanga.
0522 Incoming Telegram. Fr: CIA. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
April 17, 1962.1p. JFK#15. C. 4/1/79 IP.
No Indication That UN Forces in Katanga
Planning Any Major Military Moves. 0538
0523 Congo•Cables, April 18-23,1962.
0524 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
0525 Incoming Telegram #1962. Fr: Douglas 0539
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
April 18, 1962.1p. JFK#1. QUO.
MacArthur's Statement on Belgian
Contribution to DRC.
0526 Incoming Telegram #2520. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 18, 1962. 3pp. JFK#2. C. 1 /9/79 IP. 0542
DRC Adoula Government and ANC Refuse to
Allow Katangese President Moise Tshombe
to Leave Leopoldville despite UN Guarantees
for His Security.
0529 Incoming Telegram #2609. Fr: Edmund A. 0543
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 18, 1962. 1 p. JFK#3. C. 1 /9/79.
Discussions between DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula and UN Representative Robert
Gardiner regarding Katangese President
Moise Tshombe's Planned Departure from
Leopoldville.
0530 Incoming Telegram #2618. Fr: Edmund A. 0546
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 18, 1962. 1p. JFK#4. OUO.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's Reaction
to General Strike Called by DRC Labor
Unions.
0531 Incoming Telegram #2621. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0548
April 18, 1962. 4pp. JFK#5. C. 1/9/79.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's
Proposals to Win back His Advantage with
Katangese President Moise Tshombe in
Negotiations for Reintegration of Katanga.
Document
Incoming Telegram #2622. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 18,1962. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 1 /9/79.
U.S. Emphasizes to DRC Foreign Minister
Justin Bomboko Importance of Allowing
Katangese President Moise Tshombe to
Depart Safely from Leopoldville Talks.
Incoming Telegram #2623. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: McGeorge Bundy.
April 18,1962.1p. JFK#7. C. 1/9/79.
U.S. Suggests That UN Secretary General U
Thant Make Representations to DRC
Government That Katangese President
Moise Tshombe Be Allowed to Depart from
Leopoldville in Accordance with Security
Assurances.
Incoming Telegram. Fr: U.S. Embassy,
Leopoldville. To: White House.
April 18, 1962.1p.JFK#9.
[Text Not Available.]
Incoming Telegram #2626. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 18, 1962. 3pp. JFK#10. C. 1/9/79.
Discussions with DRC Foreign Minister Justin
Bomboko regarding Katangese President
Moise Tshombe's Plans to Depart
Leopoldville.
Incoming Telegram #C-003. Fr: U.S. Air
Attaché, Leopoldville. To: Dean Rusk.
April 19,1962.1p. JFK#11. C. 3/1/79.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Departs from Leopoldville Aboard UN Aircraft.
Incoming Telegram #2637. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 19, 1962. 3pp. JFK#14. C. 1/9/79.
Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN Operations in
DRC, Discusses UN Firmness toward DRC
Government in Relation to Katangese
President Moise Tshombe's Desire to Depart
from Leopoldville.
Incoming Telegram #1997. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
April 20, 1962. 2pp. JFK#15. C. 1/9/79 IP.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's
Displeasure over Request Made by General
Joseph Desiree Mobutu and Foreign Minister
Justin Bomboko for Belgian Military Mission.
Incoming Telegram #1998. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
April 20, 1962. 2pp. JFK#16. C. 1/9/79 IP.
UN Representative Sture Linner's
Reassignment to Brussels, Belgium, and
Discussions on DRC Situation.
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0550 Outgoing Telegram #1801. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0573
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
April 20, 1962. 3pp. JFK#17. C. 1/9/79.
U.S. Considers Courses of Action to Regain
Forward Motion on Reintegration of Katanga
Lost during Katangese President Moise
Tshombe Airport Incident.
0553 Incoming Telegram #2665. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0576
April 21,1962. 3pp. JFK#18. C. 1/9/79 IP.
UN Officials in DRC Discuss Prospects for
Resumption of Adoula-Tshombe Talks.
0556 Incoming Telegram #1563. Fr: Lewis
Hoff acker. To: Dean Rusk.
April 22, 1962. 2pp. dFK#19. C. 1/9/79.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's 0577
Position on Resumption of Negotiations with
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0558 Incoming Telegram #1564. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
April 22, 1962. 1p. JFK#20. C. 1/8/79.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe Asks 0578
UN Representative Jose Rolz-Bennett to
Arrange New Security Guarantees for
Resumption of Talks with DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula.
0559 Incoming Telegram #2670. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 22, 1962. 5pp. JFK#21. C. 1/8/79. 0580
U.S. Efforts to Advance Solution to Katanga
Problem before DRC's Adoula Government
Falls or Seeks Aid from African Nations
Supporting Soviet Bloc.
0564 Incoming Telegram #2669. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 23, 1962. 3pp. JFK#22. S. 3/23/79.
Report on Political and Military Situation in 0581
Elisabethville, Katanga.
0567 Outgoing Telegram #1807. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, Leopoldville, Cotonou,
and Brussels, U.S. Mission to UN, and U.S.
Consulate, Nairobi.
April 23, 1962. 3pp. JFK#25. C. 1/8/79. 0585
Issues in DRC Economic Program for
Discussion during Harlan Cleveland's Visits
to UN, Belgium, and DRC.
0570 Congo•Cables, April 24-30,1962.
0571 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp. 0587
Document
Incoming Telegram #2009. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
April 24, 1962. 3pp. JFK#1. C. 3/2/79 IP.
Plan for Hastening Katanga Reintegration by
Putting Pressure on Union Miniere du Haut
Katanga to Withhold Payments from
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and
Katangese Government.
Incoming Telegram #1571. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
April 24, 1962. 1p. JFK#2. C. 3/2/79.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe Eager
to Resume Negotiations with DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula and Requests
Renewed U.S. and UN Security Guarantees.
Incoming Telegram. Fr: Edmund A. Gullion.
To: Dean Rusk.
April 24,1962. 1p. JFK#3. C. 3/2/79 IP.
Statement by DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula Asking for Definition of Role of UN in
Congo Intervention.
Incoming Telegram #2685. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 24, 1962. 2pp. JFK#4. C. 3/1/79 IP.
Discussion of Critical Statements Made by
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula regarding
UN and Possibility That He Might Seek Aid
from Radical African States.
Outgoing Telegram #808. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
April 24,1962. 1 p. JFK#5. C. 3/2/79.
U.S. Expresses Confidence in Renewed UN
Security Guarantees for Katangese President
Moise Tshombe during His Next Round of
Negotiations with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #2696. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 25,1962. 4pp. JFK#6. C. 3/1/79 IP.
Discussions regarding New U.S. Aid
Approach to DRC Following Resolution of
Katangese Secession.
Outgoing Telegram #2800. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
April 24,1962. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 3/2/79.
Discussions between G. Mennen Williams
and UN Secretary General U Thant regarding
Anticipated Future Developments in DRC.
Incoming Telegram #2036. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
April 27,1962. 3pp. JFK#9. C. 3/2/79.
Division in DRC Government over Desirability
of Increased Belgian Aid.
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0590 Incoming Telegram #3406. Fr: John Kenneth 0611
Galbraith. To: Dean Rusk.
April 27, 1962. 1 p. JFK#11. C. 3/2/79.
Discussions with Indian Officials regarding
British Assessment of DRC Situation.
0591 Outgoing Telegram #1833. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
April 23, 1962. 1 p. JFK#12. C. 3/2/79. 0612
Arrangements for DRC Minister of Interior
Christophe Gbenye's Visit to U.S.
0592 Incoming Telegram #2045. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
April 28,1962. 5pp. JFK#13. C. 3/2/79 IP.
U.S. Presents Views on DRC Situation to 0615
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak.
0598 Outgoing Telegram #2982. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, Brussels and London.
April 27, 1962. 4pp. JFK#15. C. 3/2/79 IP.
George C. McGhee Outlines U.S. Policy on
DRC for Belgian Ambassador Louis
Scheyven and British Minister Lord Samuel
Hood.
0602 Outgoing Telegram #1851. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0617
To: U.S. Mission to UN. 0618
April 28, 1962.1 p. JFK#16f C. 1 /9/79. 0620
U.S. Suggests That UN Use Influence on
Katangese President Moise Tshombe to
Bring about Implementation of His Promises
on Police and Security Files regarding
Mercenaries and on UN Presence in 0621
Katanga.
0603 Incoming Telegram #2726. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
April 29, 1962. 5pp. JFK#17. S. 1/9/79.
Harlan Cleveland Assures DRC Prime 0623
Minister Cyrille Adoula of Continued U.S.
Support and Opposition to Katangese
Secession.
0608 Incoming Telegram #2049. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk. 0624
April 30,1962. 2pp. JFK#18. C. 1/9/79 IP.
Belgian Reaction to U.S. Halting DRC
Request for Belgian Military Assistance.
0610 Incoming Telegram #2050. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
April 30,1962.1 p. JFK#19. C. 1 /9/79. .
Difficulties with UN Secretary General U
Thant's Proposal regarding UN Military 0626
Guards for Union Miniere du Haut Katanga
Property.
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Incoming Telegram #3601. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
April 30.1962. 1p. JFK#20. C. 1/9/79 IP.
U.S. Concern over Alleged Message from UN
Secretary General U Thant to DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula regarding Treatment
of Secessionist Leader Antoine Gizenga.
Handwritten Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2p.JFK#21.
'The President Has Asked That Following
Message Be Brought to Secretary's Attention
as Additional Indication of Need to Proceed
Urgently with Congo Negotiations."
Outgoing Telegram #2994. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassies, Brussels and
London.
April 30,1962. 2pp. JFK#22. C. 1/9/79 IP.
Need for UN Mediation between DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula and Katangese
President Moise Tshombe due to Economic
Erosion in Congo.
Congo•Cables, May 1-8,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Incoming Telegram #3988. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
May 1,1962.1p. JFK#1. C. 3/1/79.
British Foreign Office Prepares Assessment
of DRC Situation.
Incoming Telegram #2074. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
May 2, 1962. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 3/1/79 IP.
U.S. and Belgian Officials Discuss Possible
UN Mediation in DRC.
Incoming Telegram #1616. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
May 3,1962.1p. JFK#3. C. 9/29/81 IP.
Progress Reported in Negotiating Sessions
with Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
Incoming Telegram #2085. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
May 4,1962. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 3/1/79 IP.
Belgian Government Wishes to Avoid UN
Recruitment of Technicians and
Administrators for Their Program from among
Belgians Already Working in DRC
Government Administration.
Incoming Telegram #4058. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
May 4,1962. 2pp. JFK#8. S. 3/1/79.
Discussions between British and Belgians
regarding DRC Question.
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0628 Incoming Telegram #2751. Fr: Edmund A. 0648
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 4, 1962. 1p. JFK#9. C. 3/1/79.
Message from DRC Commissioner Jason
Sendwe to Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula
Informing Him of Attack by Katanga
Gendarmes on Nyunzu and Attempt to
Invade Albertville. 0649
0629 Incoming Telegram #3657. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
May 4, 1962. 1p. JFK#10. S. 9/86 IP.
South African Mining Company Subsidizes
Anti-Kuanda Activities of African Congress
Party to Stop British Movement toward
African Control of Rhodesias. 0651
0631 Outgoing Telegram #3693. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassies, New Delhi and
Khartoum.
May 4,1962. 4pp. JFK#11. C. 10/22/81.
George C. McGhee Reviews DRC Situation 0652
with Indian Ambassador Braj K. Nehru and
India's Ambassador Designate to Congo.
0635 Incoming Telegram #1625. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
May 5,1962. 1p. JFK#12. C. 3/1/79 IP.
Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN Operations in
DRC, Discusses Possible Concessions by 0653
Katanga Government with Katangese
President Moise Tshombe.
0636 Incoming Telegram #2753. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 5, 1962. 5pp. JFK#13. C. 3/1/79.
Discussions between G. Mennen Williams 0654
and DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula
regarding Negotiations with Katangese
President Moise Tshombe.
0641 Incoming Telegram #2754. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 5,1962. 2pp. JFK#14. C. 3/1/79.
Discussions between G. Mennen Williams 0656
and DRC President Joseph Kasavubu
regarding Negotiations with Katangese
President Moise Tshombe.
0643 Incoming Telegram #2755. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 5, 1962. 5pp. JFK#15. C. 2/28/79.
Discussions between G. Mennen Williams 0658
and DRC Leaders regarding Solution to 0659
Katanga Issue. 0660
Document
Outgoing Telegram #851. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville and U.S.
Embassy, Leopoldville.
May 5, 1962. 1 p. JFK#16. C. 2/28/79.
U.S. Provides Airlift for Rotation of Swedish
UN Contingent from Katanga back to
Kamina, DRC.
Outgoing Telegram #1310. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Lagos.
May 5,1962. 2pp. JFK#17. C. 2/28/79.
Discussions between Henry J. Tasca and
Nigerian Ambassador to U.S. regarding
Deterioration of Negotiations for
Reintegration of Katanga into DRC.
Incoming Telegram #2766. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 6,1962. 1p. JFK#18. C. 2/28/79 IP.
Alleged U.S. Assistance Program for Angolan
Refugees.
Incoming Telegram #2767. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 6,1962. 1p. JFK#19. S. 2/28/79.
U.S. Urges DRC Foreign Minister Justin
Bomboko to Discourage Sudanese
Government from Granting USSR Onward Air
Rights into Congo.
Outgoing Telegram #1876. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville and U.S.
Mission to UN.
May 6,1962.1p. JFK#20. C. 4/20/79.
U.S. to Provide Transport for Airlift of Baluba
Refugees in DRC.
Incoming Telegram #2783. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 8, 1962. 1p. JFK#22. S. 2/28/79.
U.S. Supports UN Use of Force against
Katangese President Moise Tshombe to
Make Him Negotiate Honestly and Make
Necessary Concessions.
Outgoing Telegram #5949. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassies, London and
Brussels.
May 7,1962. 2pp. JFK#23. NA. 2/28/79.
Tentative Agenda for British and Belgian
Talks on DRC.
Congo•Cables, London Talks.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To:
Evelyn Lincoln.
NA. 1p.JFK#1.
Dean Rusk's Reply to British Prime Minister
Harold Macmillan's Letter in DRC.
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0661 List of Telegrams to/from Dean Rusk. 0675
NA. 1p.JFK#2.
0662 Bruce Messages on London Talks. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#3. 0676
"Sent to President 5/28/62•Returned 5/29."
0663 Incoming Telegram #4202. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
May 15,1962. 1 p. JFK#4. S. 1 /7/79.
Developments at Tripartite Talks between 0678
Great Britain, Belgium, and U.S. on DRC
Reconciliation in London.
0664 Congo•Cables, May 9-13,1962.
0665 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p. 0679
0666 Incoming Telegram #4131. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
May 9, 1962. 1 p. JFK#2. S. 3/12/79.
Arrangements and Comments on Proposed
Tripartite London Talks on DRC.
0667 Outgoing Telegram #5990. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassies, London, Brussels, 0680
and Paris.
May 9,1962. 2pp. JFK#3. S. 3/12/79.
U.S. State Department Informs Officers of
Belgian and British Embassies of Planning
for Tripartite London Talks on DRC.
0668 Incoming Telegram #2136. Fr: Douglas 0682
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
May 10,1962. 2pp. JFK#4. C. 3/12/79.
U.S. Efforts to Get Union Miniere du Haut
Katanga and American Companies Operating
in Katanga to Cut off Financial Support to
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's
Government.
0671 Incoming Telegram #2795. Fr: Edmund A. 0684
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 10,1962. 2pp. JFK#5. C. 3/12/79 IP.
Discussions regarding Establishment of
Military Officer Training School Run by UN in
DRC in Effort to Block Use of Belgians to
Retrain ANC. 0685
0673 Incoming Telegram #2796. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 10,1962. 1 p. JFK#6. C. 3/12/79 IP.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Informs
Indian Government of Katangese 0687
Government Rearmament.
0674 Incoming Telegram #4142. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
May 10,1962.1p. JFK#7. S. 3/12/79.
British Foreign Office Comments on
Arrangements and Agenda for Tripartite
London Talks on DRC.
Document
incoming Telegram #3697. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
May 10, 1962. 1p. JFK#8. S. 3/12/79.
Report on CAC Meeting.
Incoming Telegram #1658. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
May 11,1962. 2pp. JFK#9. C. 3/12/79 IP.
Katangese Government Position in
Negotiation with DRC Central Government.
Incoming Telegram #1659. Fr: Lewis
Hoff acker. To: Dean Rusk.
May 11,1962.1p. JFK#10. C. 3/12/79 IP.
U.S. Denies Allegations That It Is Searching
for "Strong Man" to Head DRC Government.
Incoming Telegram #1660. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
May 11,1962. 1p. JFK#11. C. 3/12/79 IP.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Announces Intention to Reopen Negotiations
with DRC Central Government if His Health
Improves.
Incoming Telegram #2797. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 11,1962. 2pp. JFK#12. C. 3/12/79.
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville's Comments on
U.S. Participation in Tripartite London Talks
on DRC.
Incoming Telegram #2803. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 11, 1962. 2pp. JFK#13. S. 3/12/79 IP.
Concern That Katangese President Moise
Tshombe Might Not Be Willing to Make
Concessions to DRC Government as Long
as His Position Remains Strong and He
Continues to Receive Outside Support.
Incoming Telegram #4167. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
May 11,1962.1p. JFK#14. S. 3/12/79 IP.
British Foreign Office Reaction to Chief of UN
Operations in DRC Robert Gardiner's Plan
for Filling in Transition Period in DRC.
Incoming Telegram #5315. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
May 11, 1962.1p. JFK#15. C. 11/7/79.
Suggestion That France Be Invited to Attend
London Talks on DRC.
Outgoing Telegram #530. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Addis Ababa and U.S.
Consulate, Asmara.
NA. 2pp. JFK#16. C. 11/7/79 IP.
U.S. State Department Expresses Concern
over Lack of Progress on Reintegration of
Katanga with DRC to Ethiopian Ambassador.
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0689 Outgoing Telegram #3089. Fr: George W. 0709
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Bonn.
May 11, 1962. 1p. JFK#17. C. 11/7/79.
U.S. Receives Information That Former
Belgian Colonel [?] Cassert Attempting to
Sell German Light Aircraft to Katangese
Government.
0690 Outgoing Telegram #1899. Fr: George W. 0710
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
May 11, 1962.1p. JFK#18. C. 11/7/79.
State Department Receives Information on
Departure of Four B-26 Aircraft from U.S. for
DRC.
0692 Outgoing Telegram #6037. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, London.
May 11, 1962. 6pp. JFK#19. S. 11/7/79 IP. 0712
U.S. Consultations with British and Belgians
to Develop Joint Plan Based on UN
Mediation for Overcoming Impasse in
Adoula-Tshombe Negotiations.
0698 Incoming Telegram #2806. Fr: Edmund A. 0713
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 12, 1962. 1p. JFK#20. C. 11/7/79.
Foreign Minister Justin Bomboko Confirms
DRC Purchase of Four B-26 Aircraft from
U.S.
0699 Incoming Telegram #2809. Fr: Edmund A. 0714
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 12, 1962. 1p. JFK#21. C. 11/7/79.
Discussions with ANC Officers regarding
Purchase of Aircraft from U.S.
0700 Incoming Telegram #2812. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 12, 1962. 2pp. JFK#22. S. 11/7/79.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Informed 0715
of Purpose of Tripartite Consultations on
Congo.
0702 Correction to Incoming Telegram #2812. Fr:
Edmund A. Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 12,1962. 2pp. JFK#22. S. 11/7/79.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Informed 0716
of Purpose of Tripartite Consultations on
Congo.
0703 Outgoing Telegram #6049. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, London, Brussels, and
Leopoldville.
May 12, 1962. 2pp. JFK#25. C. 11 /7/79. 0717
U.S. Informs DRC Prime Minister Cyrille 0718
Adoula of Purpose of Tripartite Talks on 0719
Congo.
0705 Congo•Cables, May 14-19,1962.
0706 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Document
Incoming Telegram #2162. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
May 14,1962.1p. JFK#1. C. 8/28/79.
U.S. Explains to Belgian Government
Reasons Why It's Desirable to Inform DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula of Tripartite
Talks on Congo.
Incoming Telegram #1668. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
May 14,1962. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 8/28/79 IP.
Discussions regarding Katangese
Government Position in Negotiations with
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula and
Possible Threat to Apply Pressure to Force
Reintegration.
Incoming Telegram #2816. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 14,1962.1p. JFK#3. S. 8/28/79.
Gullion Seeks Appointment with DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #2821. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 14,1962. 1p. JFK#4. C. 8/28/79 IP.
Discussions with DRC Foreign Minister Justin
Bomboko regarding DRC Acquisition of U.S.
Aircraft.
Incoming Telegram #2823. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 14, 1962. 1p. JFK#5. S. 8/28/79 IP.
Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN Operations in
DRC, Gives Draft Communiqué and Backup
Statement on Negotiations with Katangese
President Moise Tshombe to DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #2825. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 14,1962.1p. JFK#6. C. 8/28/79.
Possiblity That Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula
Might Ask for DRC Participation in London
Talks.
Incoming Telegram #3610. Fr: John Kenneth
Galbraith. To: Dean Rusk.
May 14, 1962. 1p. JFK#7. C. 8/28/79.
Suggestion That Indian Government Be
Informed of Purpose of Tripartite London
Talks on DRC.
Routing Slip. 1p. JFK#8.
Routing Slip. 1p. JFK#8a.
Outgoing Telegram #6054. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
May 14, 1962. 2pp. JFK#8b. S. 4/9/76.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to David K. E.
Bruce, U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain,
regarding Tripartite London Talks on DRC.
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0721 Outgoing Telegram #2949. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0734
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
May 14, 1962.1p. JFK#9. C. 8/28/79.
U.S. State Department Skeptical of
Practicality of UN Secretary General U
Thant's Scheme for DRC.
0722 Incoming Telegram #2831. Fr: Edmund A. 0735
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 15, 1962.1p. JFK#10. S. 8/28/79.
DRC Foreign Minister Justin Bomboko Sends
Instructions for Purchase of B-26 Aircraft
from Allied Sales Corporation of New York
City. 0736
0723 Incoming Telegram #2838. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 15,1962.1p. JFK#11. C. 8/28/79 IP.
Feeling by U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville That
Although DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula
Should Be Informed of London Tripartite 0737
Talks, No Other Publicity Desirable.
0724 Incoming Telegram #1681. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
May 16,1962. 2pp. JFK#12. C. 8/28/79 IP.
Letters from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to UN Secretary General U Thant 0739
and to DRC Senate Containing Katangese
Bargaining Position.
0726 Incoming Telegram #2839. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 16,1962.1 p. JFK#13. S. 8/28/79. 0740
British Inform Katangese President Moise
Tshombe of Tripartite London Talks on DRC.
0727 Incoming Telegram #2841. Fr: Edmund A.
Guliion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 16,1962. 2pp. JFK#14. S. 8/28/79.
Discussions between Robert Gardiner, Chief 0742
of UN Operations in DRC, and DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula regarding Security for
Negotiations with Katangese President Moise
Tshombe.
0729 . Incoming Telegram #2845. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0744
May 16, 1962. 3pp. JFK#15. C. 7/13/79.
Adoula-Tshombe Talks Break down over
Question of How Transition Period before
Katanga's Reintegration into DRC Is to Be
Handled.
0732 Incoming Telegram #4223. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
May 16, 1962. 2pp. JFK#16. S. 4/9/76. 0745
U.S. State Department Disappointed by
Results of Tripartite Talks between Great
Britain, Belgium, and U.S. on DRC.
Congo/Reel 6
Document
Incoming Telegram #4224. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
May 16,1962.1p. JFK#17. S. 4/9/76.
British Foreign Office Asks That Indian
Government Not Be Informed of Tripartite
London Talks on DRC.
Incoming Telegram #3626. Fr: John Kenneth
Galbraith. To: Dean Rusk.
May 16, 1962.1p. JFK#18. C. 7/13/79.
Indian Brigadier Indar Jit Rikhye Informed by
U.S. Mission to UN of Tripartite London Talks
on DRC.
Incoming Telegram #3755. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
May 16,1962. 1p. JFK#19. S. 7/13/79.
Press Formula for London Tripartite Talks on
DRC Conveyed to UN Secretary General U
Thant.
Outgoing Telegram #1936. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville and U.S.
Mission to UN.
May 15,1962. 2pp. JFK#20. C. 7/13/79.
U.S. State Department Discusses Sale of A-26
Aircraft with Congolese Embassy Officers.
Outgoing Telegram #3854. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, New Delhi.
May 16,1962.1p. JFK#21. C. 7/13/79.
Conclusion and Results of Tripartite London
Talks on DRC.
Incoming Telegram #2853. Fr: Edmund A.
Guliion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 17,1962. 2pp. JFK#22. C. 7/13/79.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's Reaction
to Information on Tripartite London Talks on
Congo.
Incoming Telegram #2858. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 17,1962. 2pp. JFK#23. C. 7/13/79.
Discussions with DRC Foreign Minister Justin
Bomboko regarding UN Efforts to Control
Importation of Civil Aircraft into DRC.
Incoming Telegram #3767. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
May 17,1962.1p. JFK#24. C. 7/13/79.
U.S. Discussions with Ralph Bunche
regarding Allegations by DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula and Indian Government That
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Increasing Strength of Mercenaries.
Outgoing Telegram #1940. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
May 16, 1962. 2pp. JFK#25. C. 7/13/79.
Note from DRC Government Protesting
Holdup of Civil Aircraft Purchased from U.S.
until Permission Received by UN.
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0747 Outgoing Telegram #3871. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0768
To: U.S. Embassy, New Delhi.
May 17, 1962. 4pp. JFK#26. S. 7/13/79.
Main Points regarding Indian Government
Thinking on Proposal for UN Mediation in
DRC.
0751 Incoming Telegram #2205. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk. 0770
May 18, 1962. 2pp. JFK#27. C. 7/13/79.
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak's
Comments on Memorandum Produced by
Tripartite London Talks on DRC.
0753 Incoming Telegram #1131. Fr: Joseph Palmer
II. To: Dean Rusk.
May 18, 1962. 3pp. JFK#28. S. 7/13/79. 0773
U.S. Expresses Concern regarding DRC to
Nigerian Prime Minister Abubakr Tafawa
Balewa and Asks for His Appraisal of
Situation.
0756 Incoming Telegram #2869. Fr: Edmund A. 0777
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 18, 1962.1p. JFK#29. C. 7/13/79.
U.S. Discusses Status of A-26 Aircraft for
DRC with Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN
Operations in Congo.
0758 Incoming Telegram #2872. Fr: Edmund A. 0780
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 18, 1962. 2pp. JFK#30. C. 7/13/79 IP.
U.S. Discussions with DRC Government
regarding Use of Congolese Air Force to
Subdue Katanga.
0760 Incoming Telegram #2875. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 18, 1962. 1 p. JFK#31. 0784
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's 0785
Arrival in Leopoldville, DRC. 0786
0761 Incoming Telegram #2876. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 18. 1962. 3pp. JFK#32. S. 8/27/79 IP.
U.S. Reaction to Proposal on Transitional
Period in DRC Suggested during Tripartite
Talks in London. 0787
0764 Incoming Telegram #3780. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
May 18, 1962. 3pp. JFK#33. S. 8/27/79.
Stevenson Briefs UN Secretary General U
Thant on Tripartite London Talks on DRC.
0767 Outgoing Telegram #1948. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0792
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
May 18, 1962. 1p. JFK#34. C. 8/27/79.
Comments on Implementation of Tax
Collection Scheme in Katanga at Tripartite
London Talks on DRC.
Document
Incoming Telegram #1705. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
May 19, 1962. 2pp. JFK#35. C. 8/28/79.
U.S. Efforts to Assess Mood in Katanga and
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's
Efforts to Work out Compromise with DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #2873. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 19, 1962. 3pp. JFK#36. C. 8/27/79.
Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN Operations in
DRC, Concerned That U.S. Activities Might
Conflict with UN Efforts to Achieve Tshombe-
Adoula Rapprochement.
Incoming Telegram #2880. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 19, 1962. 4pp. JFK#37. C. 8/28/79 IP.
Report on Developments in Adoula-Tshombe
Talks.
Outgoing Telegram #1951. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
May 18, 1962. 2pp. JFK#38. C. 8/27/79.
Discussions between UN and DRC
Government regarding Purchase of A-26
Aircraft from U.S. Government.
Outgoing Telegram #1953. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, Leopoldville and London
and U.S. Mission to UN.
May 18, 1962. 4pp. JFK#39. C. 8/28/79 IP.
U.S. State Department Rejects Final Working
Paper on DRC Adopted during Tripartite
London Talks as Inadequate.
Congo•Cables, May 20-24,1962.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Incoming Telegram #1709. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
May 21, 1962.1.p. JFK#1. C. 7/13/79.
Speculation in Katanga That Katangese
President Moise Tshombe Might Succeed
DRC's Cyrille Adoula as Prime Minister.
Incoming Telegram #2889. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 21,1962. 5pp. JFK#3. C. 7/13/79.
U.S. Aid Utilized to Purchase Trucks and
Spare Parts to Resolve Road Transportation
Crisis in DRC.
Incoming Telegram #2890. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 21, 1962. 3pp. JFK#4. C. 7/13/79.
UN Examines Most Effective Use of U.S. Aid
to DRC.
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0795 Incoming Telegram #2892. Fr: Edmund A. 0811
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 21.1962. 4pp. JFK#5. C. 7/13/79.
Documents regarding Economic Subjects in
DRC Prepared by Robert Gardiner, Chief of
UN Operations in DRC, for Adoula-Tshombe 0813
Talks.
0799 Incoming Telegram #2895. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 21, 1962. 3pp. JFK#6. C. 7/13/79.
Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN Operations in
DRC, Discouraged at Prospects for Talks 0814
between Katangese President Moise
Tshombe and DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula.
0802 Incoming Telegram #3711. Fr: [?] Timmons.
To: Dean Rusk.
May 21,1962. 1p. JFK#7. C. 7/13/79. 0816
Indian Ministry of External Affairs Reviews
Results of Tripartite London Talks on DRC.
0803 Outgoing Telegram #915. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
May 21, 1962. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 7/13/79. 0821
Discussions between George C. McGhee
and John Dean, President of Mobil
Corporation, regarding U.S. Position on DRC
Unification.
0805 Outgoing Telegram #1958. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0823
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
May 21,1962.1 p. JFK#9. C. 7/13/79.
State Department Discussions with John M.
Keesing, New York Lawyer Representing
DRC Government in Matter of Export License 0825
for A-26 Aircraft Purchased in U.S.
0806 Incoming Telegram #2896. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 22,1962.1p. JFK#10. C. 7/13/79 IP.
U.S. Informed That Adoula-Tshombe Talks at
End due to DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula's Refusal to Allow Katangese 0826
Delegation to Freely Circulate in Leopoldville.
0807 Incoming Telegram #2900. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 22, 1962. 1 p. JFK#11. C. 7/13/79.
Possibility That African Nations Might Aid
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula in
Resolving Katanga Problem outside UN.
0808 Incoming Telegram #2901. Fr: Edmund A. 0831
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 22, 1962. 3pp. JFK#12. C. 7/13/79.
Gullion Meets with DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula regarding Breakdown of Talks
with Katangese President Moise Tshombe
due to Confinement of Katangese
Delegation.
Incoming Telegram #2902. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 22,1962. 2pp. JFK#13. C. 7/13/79.
General [?] Kebede's Estimate of UN Military
Needs in DRC.
Incoming Telegram #5520. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
May 22, 1962.1p. JFK#14. C. 7/13/79 IP.
U.S. Gives Authorization to Inform French
Government of Substance of Tripartite
London Talks on DRC.
Outgoing Telegram #1961. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
May 22, 1962. 2pp. JFK#15. C. 7/12/79.
U.S. Prepared to Give Full Support to UN
Mediatory Effort in DRC Even at Risk of
Incurring Hostilities.
Incoming Telegram #2237. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
May 23, 1963. 5pp. JFK#16. C. 7/12/79.
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak's
Comments on DRC Situation.
Incoming Telegram #2908. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 23, 1962. 2pp. JFK#17. C. 7/12/79.
Report on Developments at Adoula-Tshombe
Talks in DRC.
CIA Information Report #TDCS-3/511,903.
Fr: CIA. To: NA.
May 23, 1962. 2pp. JFK#18. S. 11/4/80 IP.
DRC President Joseph Kasavubu's
Comments on Katanga Question.
Outgoing Telegram #1970. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
May 23, 1962.1p. JFK#19. C. 7/12/79 IP.
Discussions of Uses of Paper regarding
Inducements and Pressures to Bring about
Katangese Reintegration Drafted during
Tripartite Talks in London.
Incoming Telegram #2917. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 24, 1962. 5pp. JFK#20. C. 7/12/79.
Discussions with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula regarding Negotiations with
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and
Security Measures Applied to Katangese
Delegation.
Incoming Telegram #3826. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
May 24,1962. 2pp. JFK#21. C. 7/12/79 IP.
Mediation by Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN
Operations in DRC, in Adoula-Tshombe
Negotiations and UN Efforts to Pressure
Settlement.
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0834 Outgoing Telegram #1978. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0847
To: U.S. Embassies, Leopoldviile and
Brussels.
May 24, 1962. 2pp. JFK#22. LOU.
U.S. Position on Reintegration of Katanga
intoDRC.
0836 Congo•Cables, May 25-29,1962. 0849
0837 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0838 Incoming Telegram #2254. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
May 25, 1962. 1 p. JFK#1. C. 3/15/79.
DRC General Joseph Desires Mobutu 0850
Ordered Not to Go to Brussels by DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0839 Incoming Telegram #2255. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
May 25, 1962. 1 p. JFK#2. C. 3/15/79.
Belgian Foreign Office's Efforts to Reassure 0853
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula to
Improve Negotiating Position with Katangese
President Moise Tshombe.
0840 Incoming Telegram #2921. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 25, 1962. 1 p. JFK#3. C. 3/15/79. 0855
Possible Meeting between General Joseph
Desiree Mobutu and U.S. Colonel [?] Greene
regarding Training of ANC.
0841 Incoming Telegram #2925. Fr: Edmund A. 0858
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 25, 1962. 1 p. JFK#4. C. 3/15/79.
U.S. Colonel [?] Greene Informed of DRC
General Joseph Desiree Mobutu's
Cancellation of Trip to Brussels and London. 0860
0842 Incoming Telegram #2927. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Deán Rusk.
May 25, 1962. 1p. JFK#5. C. 3/15/79.
UN Decides Not to Request U.S.
Globemaster Aircraft for Baluba Airlift in DRC.
0843 Incoming Telegram #3776. Fr: [?] Timmons.
To: Dean Rusk. 0862
May 25, 1962. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 3/15/79.
Indian Brigadier Indar Jit Rikhye's Comments
on Situation in DRC.
0845 Incoming Telegram #3831. Fr: Charles W.
Yost. To: Dean Rusk.
May 25, 1962. 2pp. JFK#9. S. 3/15/79. 0867
Request from UN for Airlift of Thousand
Pound Bombs from India for Use in DRC.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #1983. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldviile and U.S.
Mission to UN.
May 25,1962. 2pp. JFK#10. C. 3/15/79.
U.S. Provides Information to UN regarding
Mobil Corporation's Deadline for Paying
Katangese Income Tax.
Incoming Telegram #2930. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 26,1962.1p.JFK#12.
Agenda for Talks between DRC Central
Government and Katangese Delegation.
Incoming Telegram #5689. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
May 26,1962.1p. JFK#13. C. 6/86 IP.
U.S. Discussions with French Foreign Office
Officials regarding African Developments
Including DRC.
Incoming Telegram #5. Fr: [?] Simms. To:
Dean Rusk.
May 26,1962.2pp. JFK#14. C. 3/15/79 IP.
DRC Government Plans to Send
Extraordinary Commission to Orientale
Province.
Incoming Telegram. Fr: U.S. Commander in
Chief, Europe. To: Joint Chiefs of Staff.
May 26,1962. 3pp. JFK#15. C. 1/29/76.
Situation Report on UN Congo Operations.
Outgoing Telegram #3333. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
May 25, 1962. 2pp. JFK#16. C. 3/15/79.
U.S. Request to Discuss DRC Situation with
Belgian Foreign Office.
Outgoing Telegram #3341. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
May 23,1962. 2pp. JFK#17. C. 2/22/79.
U.S. State Department Pleased That Foreign
Minister Paul-Henri Spaak Heading Belgian
Delegation to UN General Assembly Debate
on Ruanda Urundi [Rwanda-Burundi].
Incoming Telegram #2942. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 28,1962. 5pp. JFK#19. C. 2/22/79.
Adoula-Tshombe Negotiations Move Ahead
Following U.S. Pledge to Support UN
Mediatory Efforts Even at Risk of Hostilities.
Incoming Telegram #3838. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
May 28, 1962.1p. JFK#20. C. 2/22/79.
Adoula-Tshombe Talks Proceeding Well but
U.S. Urged to Reiterate Inducements to DRC
Government.
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0868 Incoming Telegram #2276. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
May 29,1962. 1 p. JFK#21. C. 2/22/79.
Belgian Foreign Office Informed That U.S.
Had Told France about Tripartite London
Talks on DRC.
0869 Incoming Telegram #2948. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 29, 1962. 2pp. JFK#24. S. 2/22/79.
UN Contingency Plan of Operations in
Katanga.
0871 Congo•Cables, May 30-31,1962.
0872 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0873 Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#1.
0874 Incoming Telegram #2951. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 30,1962. 3pp. JFK#2. C. 11/8/79.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Informed
That U.S. Prepared to Give Full Support to
UN Mediatory Efforts Even at Risk of
Hostilities.
0877 Incoming Telegram #2952. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 30,1962. 3pp. JFK#3. C. 11/8/79.
Discussions regarding Mandate of Military
Commission at Adoula-Tshombe Talks.
0880 Incoming Telegram #2954. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 30,1962. 3pp. JFK#4. C. 11/8/79.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Satisfied
with Joint Communiqué with Katangese
President Moise Tshombe on Katanga
Reintegration.
0883 Incoming Telegram #2960. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 31,1962.1 p. JFK#5. C. 11 /8/79.
Katangese Foreign Minister Evariste Kimba
Announces That Katangese Government
Refuses to Be Bound by Results of Adoula-
Tshombe Talks.
0885 Incoming Telegram #2961. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
May 31,1962. 4pp. JFK#6. C. 12/17/79 IP.
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville's Comments on
Recommendations on DRC Contained in
Harlan Cleveland's Report.
0889 Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#8.
0890 Incoming Telegram #3107. Fr: Llewellyn E.
Thompson. To: Dean Rusk.
May 31, 1962. 1p. JFK#9. C. 12/17/79 IP.
USSR's Reaction to News of Agreement in
Adoula-Tshombe Talks.
Frame Document
0891 Outgoing Telegram #2005. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, Leopoldville, Lagos,
London, Paris, Brussels, and New Delhi and
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
May 31,1962. 3pp. JFK#12. C. 11/8/79.
Efforts to Nail down Agreement with
Katangese President Moise Tshombe on
Specific Issues in Katanga Reintegration
Agreement.
0894 Congo•Cables, June 1-7,1962.
0895 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0898 Outgoing Telegram #2019. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
June 2,1962.1 p. JFK#15. OUO.
"CBS Reports" Plans for Show on UN
Operation in DRC.
0899 Incoming Telegram #2982. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
June 4,1962.1p. JFK#16. LOU.
Efforts by Norman Roberts, Attaché of U.S.
Embassy, Leopoldville, to Report Killing of
Burglar to Proper Authorities in DRC.
0900 Incoming Telegram #2989. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
June 4,1962. 2pp. JFK#17. LOU.
Press Notified of Killing of Congolese Burglar
by Norman Roberts, Attaché of U.S.
Embassy, Leopoldville.
0902 Incoming Telegram #2994. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
June 5,1962.1p. JFK#23. LOU.
Katangese Delegation Fails to Appear for
Adoula-Tshombe Talks Following Threats by
Jason Sendwe to Arrest Katangese President
Moise Tshombe.
0903 Congo•Cables, June 8-13,1962.
0904 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p:
0905 Incoming Telegram #1793. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
June 8,1962.1p. JFK#2. LOU.
Arrival of U.S. Student Group for Visit to
Katanga without Proper DRC Government
Visas.
0906 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
JuneS, 1962.1 p. JFK#3.
Memoranda on Union Miniere du Haut
Katanga Dividend Payments and DRC
Legislation regarding Katangese Companies.
0907 Congo•Cables, June 14-15,1962.
0908 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
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0910 Incoming Telegram #3056. Fr: Edmund A. 0928
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
June 14,1962.1 p. JFK#3.
Passage of Budget by DRC Parliament
Shows Support for Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula's Efforts to Curb Government
Expenditures.
0911 Outgoing Telegram #2115. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0929
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
June 15, 1962. 1p. JFK#26. LOU.
Questions by Thomas J. Dodd regarding
Security of Katangese President Moise
Tshombe during Talks in Leopoldville with
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
0912 Congo•Cables, June 16-20,1962. 0931
0913 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp. 0932
0915 Incoming Telegram #3073. Fr: Edmund A. 0936
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
June 16,1962. 1p.JFK#3.
Delegations at Adoula-Tshombe Talks Decide
to Temporarily Suspend Consideration of
Monetary Commission Mandate. 0937
0916 Incoming Telegram #3100. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
June 20, 1962. 2pp. JFK#25. LOU.
U.S. Note to Katangese Foreign Minister
Evariste Kimba regarding Orders to
Discontinue Plans to Open U.S. Information 0938
Service Cultural and Information Center in
Elisabethville.
0918 Congo•Cables, July 1-6,1962.
0919 Withdrawal Sheets. 5pp. 0940
0925 Incoming Telegram #14. Fr: Lewis Hoffacker.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 2, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe Offers
to Name Katangese Members of Military,
Monetary, and Economic Commissions as 0943
Soon as UN Guarantees Received.
0926 Incoming Telegram #3. Fr: W. Wendell
Blancke. To: Dean Rusk.
July 2, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Blancke Requests Additional Staffing to
Provide Personnel and Material for Support 0944
of Expanded AID Programs in Congo 0945
(Brazzaville). 0949
0927 Incoming Telegram #1. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
July 2, 1962. 1 p. JFK#NA. OUO.
DRC Foreign Minister Justin Bomboko's
Estimated Time of Arrival in New York City.
Document
Incoming Telegram #27. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
July 5,1962.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Belgian Cours de Cassation [Court of Final
Appeal] Gives No Official Answer to DRC
Government Request to Handle Trial of
Secessionist Leader Antoine Gizenga.
Outgoing Telegram #32. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
July 6,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
U.S. Unable to Issue Purchase
Authorizations for Corn Requested by DRC
Government to Meet Shortage in Kasai
Province.
Congo•Cables, July 7-15,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 4pp.
Incoming Telegram #70. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
July 9, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
DRC Government Requests for U.S. Corn,
Feed Grains, and Tobacco.
Incoming Telegram #57. Fr: Lewis Hoffacker.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 9,1962.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Former U.S. Congressman Don Jackson
Arrives in Katanga to Prepare Radio and
Television Program for Station KIEV.
Incoming Telegram #87. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
July 11, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
List Containing Names of New DRC Cabinet
Officials.
Incoming Telegram #58. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
July 11, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 3/86.
Current Thinking within Union Miniere du
Haut Katanga and Société Generale on
DRC.
Incoming Telegram #115. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
July 14, 1962.1p.JFK#NA.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Submits
New Cabinet for Parliamentary Approval.
Congo•Cables, July 16-23,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 4pp.
Incoming Telegram #24. Fr: [?] Kellermann.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 16, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Discussions with Swiss Officials regarding
DRC Situation, Bond Purchase, and Larger
Aspects of UN Africa Policy.
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0950 Incoming Telegram #148. Fr: Edmund A. 0967
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
July 17,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN Operations in
DRC, Reports That Two Deaths Have Been
Reported at Katanga Roadblock. 0972
0952 Incoming Telegram #149. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
July 17, 1962. 3pp. JFKäNA^
UN Press Release regarding Deaths of Two
Civilians Killed at Roadblock in Katanga. 0973
0955 Outgoing Telegram #75. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
July 17,1962.1p.JFK#NA.
U.S. State Department Press Statement
regarding Incident at UN Roadblock in
Katanga in Which Two Civilians Were Killed.
0956 Incoming Telegram #162. Fr: Charles W. 0974
Yost. To: Dean Rusk.
July 17,1962.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
U.S. Inquiry regarding Report That Irish UN
Troops Had Been Dispatched to
Elisabethville in Katanga.
0957 Incoming Telegram #127. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk. 0975
July 18,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. 0976
Letter from Katangese President Moise , 0980
Tshombe Protesting Incident at UN
Roadblock in Katanga in Which Two Civilians
Were Killed.
0959 Incoming Telegram #112. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
July 18,1962. 5pp. JFK#NA. C. 3/86. 0981
U.S. Discussions with Representatives of
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga and Société
Generale regarding Situation in DRC and
Katanga Reintegration.
0964 Incoming Telegram #172. Fr: Edmund A. 0982
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
July 19,1962.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Gullion's Plans to Leave DRC for U.S.
0965 Department of State Airgram #A-26. Fr:
Lewis Hoffacker. Tb: State Department.
July 20,1962.1p.JFK#NA.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's
Remarks at Funeral for Victims of Incident at 0983
UN Roadblock on July 17, 1962.
0966 Outgoing Telegram #99. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
July 20, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
U.S. Amends Existing Title I Agreement to
Provide Ten Thousand Tons of Corn
Requested by DRC Government.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #107. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
July 20, 1962. 5pp. JFK#NA.
U.S. Arrangements to Supply Petroleum to
DRC.
Incoming Telegram #155. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
July 21,1962.1p.JFK#NA.
Major Points Raised at Katangese President
Moise Tshombe's Press Conference.
Incoming Telegram #159. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
July 23,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Inaccuracies in Memorandum of
Conversation between Katangese President
Moise Tshombe and Indian Brigadier Indar Jit
Rikhye Published by Tshombe's Office.
Outgoing Telegram #50. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Consulate, Salisbury.
July 23,1962.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Sir Roy Welensky, Prime Minister of
Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland,
Informed of U.S. Policy on DRC Unity.
Congo•Cables, July 24-31,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 4pp.
Incoming Telegram #210. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk.
July 24,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
DRC Expects to Apply for Election to ICAO
[International Civil Aviation Organization?]
Council. .
incoming Telegram #163. Fr: Lewis
Hoffacker. To: Dean Rusk.
July 24,1962. 1p.JFK#NA.
Major Points Raised at Katangese President
Moise Tshombe's Press Conference.
Incoming Telegram #324. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
July 24,1962.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
British Foreign Office Expresses Regrets
over Statement Made by Sir Roy Welensky,
Prime Minister of Federation of Rhodesia and
Nyasaland, regarding U.S. State Department
Spokesman Lincoln White.
Incoming Telegram #351. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
July 25,1962.1p.JFK#NA.
British Press Reports on Plan for Putting
Economic Pressure on Katangese President
Moise Tshombe's Government.
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0984 Incoming Telegram #228. Fr: George 1004
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk. 1005
July 26, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU. 1008
British Foreign Office Asks for U;S.
Assistance with Plans to Issue Sequel to
White Paper on Katanga.
0986 Outgoing Telegram #156. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
July 26, 1962. 5pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Text of UN Secretary General U Thant's 1010
Statement to Congo Advisory Committee.
0991 Incoming Telegram #184. Fr: Lewis
Hoff acker. To: Dean Rusk.
July 27, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 3/86.
Maurice Van Weyenbergh, Chief Union
Miniere Officer in Katanga, Urges Katangese
President Moise Tshombe to Resume 1012
Negotiations with DRC Government.
0993 Incoming Telegram #167. Fr: [?] McKillop. To:
Dean Rusk.
July 27, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 3/86.
Possible Lawsuit by DRC Government 1013
against Union Miniere du Haut Katanga.
0994 Outgoing Telegram #158. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
July 27, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. LOU. 1015
U.S. State Department Agrees to Provide
Documentation Requested by British Foreign
Office for White Paper on Katanga.
0995 Incoming Telegram #184. Fr: [?] McKillop. To:
Dean Rusk.
July 30, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 3/86.
Possibility That Belgian Cours de Cassation
[Court of Final Appeal] Might Be Implicated in 1016
Congolese Decision to Sue Union Miniere du 1017
Haut Katanga. 1020
0997 Incoming Telegram #290. Fr: Charles W.
Yost. To: Dean Rusk.
July 30, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Letter from DRC Foreign Minister Justin
Bomboko to UN Secretary General U Thant
Requesting Appointment of Team of Jurists to 1027
Aid with Congo Constitution.
1000 Incoming Telegram #292. Fr: Charles W.
Yost. To: Dean Rusk.
July 30, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
DRC Financial Controls.
1002 Incoming Telegram #269. Fr: George 1030
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk.
July 31, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Letter from DRC Foreign Minister Justin
Bomboko to UN Secretary General U Thant
Requesting Appointment of Team of Jurists to
Aid with Congo Constitution.
Document
Congo•Cables, August 1-6,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Incoming Telegram #218. Fr: Lewis
Hoff acker. To: Dean Rusk.
August 2, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/86.
Court Case by DRC Government against
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga Could Push
Katangese President Moise Tshombe toward
Political Settlement.
Incoming Telegram #201. Fr: [?] McKillop. To:
Dean Rusk.
August 2, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/86.
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga Officials
Express Satisfaction with DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula's Announcement
regarding Federal Constitution for DRC.
Outgoing Telegram #185. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassies, Leopoldville and Dakar.
August 2, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
U.S. Attempts to Verify Rwandan Foreign
Minister's Arrival Date in U.S.
Incoming Telegram #305. Fr: George
McMurtrie Godley. To: Dean Rusk.
August 4, 1962.1p.JFK#NA.
Adjournment of DRC Parliament.
Outgoing Telegram #218. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
August 5,1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/86.
U.S. Expresses Hope That Union Miniere du
Haut Katanga Will Continue to Resist
Katangese Pressure for Advance Payment of
Foreign Exchange.
Congo•Cables, August 7-9,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Department of State Airgram #A-48. Fr:
George McMurtrie Godley. To: State
Department.
August 7, 1962. 7pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Possible U.S. Labor Assistance Programs in
DRC.
Incoming Telegram #229. Fr: [?] McKillop. To:
Dean Rusk.
August 7, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/86.
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga Issues Press
Release Explaining Nature of Agreement
Imposed on Company by Katanga.
Outgoing Telegram #229. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
August 7, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/86.
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga's Decision to
Make Foreign Exchange Payments to
Katangese Government in Advance of
Mineral Sales.
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1032 Incoming Telegram #326. Fr: Edmund A. 1047
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
August 8, 1962. 1 p. JFK#NA.
Political Committee of DRC Cabinet
Approves Federal Constitution Proposed by
UN.
1033 Incoming Telegram #327. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
August 8, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. 1050
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Releases 1051
Three Communiqués on Activities of Political 1055
Committee of DRC Cabinet.
1035 Incoming Telegram #224. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
Augusts, 1962. 1p.JFK#NA.
DRC Government Forbids Commercial Firms
to Operate Simultaneously in DRC and 1056
Katanga and Cuts off Katanga's
Telecommunications with Outside World.
1036 Incoming Telegram #243. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
August 8,1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga Announces
Payment of Advanced Export Duties to 1058
Katangese Authorities.
1037 Congo•Cables, August 10-15,1962.
1038 Withdrawal Sheets. 5pp. 1059
1043 Incoming Telegram #253. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
August 10, 1962. 1 p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Telecommunications Offices in Brussels and
Usumbura Refuse to Accept Outgoing 1060
Telegrams from Katanga.
1044 Incoming Telegram #263. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
August 11, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Information Received by Elisabethville Post
Office in Katanga Indicates That Brussels
Will Accept Katangese Outgoing Telegrams
for Leopoldville. 1061
1045 Incoming Telegram #771. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
August 13, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
Travel Plans of George W. Ball.
1046 Outgoing Telegram #169. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville. 1062
August 15,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Thomas J. Dodd Receives Letter from
Missionary Pilot Paul Alexander Complaining
of UN Refusal to Allow Missionaries to Fly
Supplies to Outlying Stations in Katanga.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #379. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
August 15,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
UN Reply to Thomas J. Dodd's Inquiry
regarding UN Refusal to Allow Missionaries
to Fly Supplies to Outlying Stations in
Katanga.
Congo•Cables, August 16-21,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 4pp.
Incoming Telegram #388. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
August 16,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
DRC Officials to Attend World Bank and
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
Conference in Washington, D.C.
Incoming Telegram #282. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
August 16,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
U.S. Attempts to Obtain Permission from
DRC Government to Allow Missionary Pilot
Paul Alexander to Land at Specified Mission
Stations in Katanga.
Press Release. Fr: Paris AFP. To: NA.
August 16,1962.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
European Mercenary Killed in Fighting
between Katanga Gendarmes and ANC.
Outgoing Telegram #227. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
August 16,1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
Mobil Oil Corporation Decides Not to Form
Katanga Subsidiary.
Incoming Telegram #286. Fr: [?] McKillop. To:
Deah Rusk.
Letters from DRC Interior Minister Cleophas
Kamitatu to DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula regarding Taking Action to Terminate
Katangese Secession by Arresting
Katangese President Moise Tshombe and
His Delegation.
Incoming Telegram #429. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
August 21.1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
DRC Government Orders Halt to All
Unauthorized Flights in Katanga Including
Those by Missionary Pilots.
Outgoing Telegram #421. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Mission to UN and U.S. Embassy,
Leopoldville.
August 21,1962.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
UN Reply to Thomas J. Dodd's Letter
regarding Halting of Missionary Flights in
Katanga.
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1063 Congo•Cables, August 22-26,1962. 1085
1064 Withdrawal Sheets. 4pp.
1068 Outgoing Telegram #204. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
August 20,1962. 1 p. JFK#NA. LOU. 1086
G. Mennen Williams's Message to Bishop [?]
Booth regarding UN Reconciliation Proposal
for DRC.
1069 Incoming Telegram #446. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
August 24,1962. 1 p. JFK#NA. 1087
Congo Press Agency Interview with
Imprisoned DRC Secessionist Leader
Antoine Gizenga.
1070 Outgoing Telegram #207. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
August 24,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
"Message May Be Delivered Now." 1089
1071 Outgoing Telegram #331. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
August 25,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
UN Secretary General U Thant's Plan for
Peaceful Settlement to DRC Problem.
1073 Outgoing Telegram #333. Fr: George W. Ball. 1090
To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
August 25, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Suggestion That Embassies Contact Host
Governments regarding Issuing Statement in
Support of UN Secretary General U Thant's
DRC Peace Plan. 1091
1074 Incoming Telegram #468. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
August 26,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's
Statement on UN Secretary General U
Thant's Congo Peace Plan.
1076 Incoming Telegram #326. Fr: [?] McNamara.
To: Dean Rusk. 1092
August 26,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Major Points of Katangese Foreign Minister
Evariste Kimba's Letter to UN Secretary
General U Thant concerning DRC National
Reconciliation Plan.
1078 Congo•Cables, August 27-31,1962.
1079 Withdrawal Sheets. 5pp.
1084 Incoming Telegram #470. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
August 27,1962. 1 p. JFK#NA.
Proposed Visit to DRC by Senator Allen J.
Eilender of Louisiana.
Incoming Telegram #501. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
August 29, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
DRC Government White Paper on Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #345. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
August 29, 1962. 1 p. JFK#NA.
Protests by Katangese Red Cross and
Doctors regarding UN Suspension of Red
Cross Mercy Flights in Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #358. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
August 29,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/86.
Discussions with Herman Robiliart, Managing
Director of Union Miniere du Haut Katanga,
regarding Support for UN Plan for National
Reconciliation in DRC.
Incoming Telegram #415. Fr: Walter P.
McConaughy. To: Dean Rusk.
August 29, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Pakistan Agrees to Issue Statement in
Support of UN Secretary General U Thant's
DRC Peace Plan.
Incoming Telegram #506. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
August 30, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
DRC Foreign Minister Justin Bomboko to
Participate as Observer at UAM Conference
at Libreville, Gabon.
Incoming Telegram #351. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
August 30,1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
Letter from UN Representative Eliud Wambe
Mathu to Katangese Foreign Minister
Evariste Kimba Attempting to Correct
Misconceptions regarding UN's DRC
National Reconciliation Plan.
Outgoing Telegram #383. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassies, Brussels and London.
August 30, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/86.
U.S. Expresses Appreciation to Union
Miniere du Haut Katanga for Its Support of
UN Secretary General U Thant's DRC Peace
Plan.
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Source and Editorial Note. 1p.
Folder Title List. 9pp.
0001 Congo•Cables, Hoffacker Mission,
August 1962.
0003 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
0005 Congo•Cables, September 1-5,
1962.
0006 Withdrawal Sheets. 5pp.
0011 Incoming Telegram #372. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 1,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/86.
Directors of Union Miniere du Haut Katanga
Express Hope That Katangese President
Moise Tshombe Will Accept UN DRC Peace
Plan and Indicate Their Support for It.
0014 Incoming Telegram #373. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 2,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/86.
Discussions with Directors of Union Miniere
du Haut Katanga regarding Company's
Financial State and Shutdown of Katangese
Production Facilities.
0017 Incoming Telegram #535. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
September 3,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Letter from Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN
Operations in DRC, to Kantangese Foreign
Minister Evariste Kimba regarding Decision
to Place ANC Troops under UN Command.
0019 Incoming Telegram #378. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 3,1962.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe Makes
Positive Response to UN Secretary General
U Thant's DRC Peace Plan.
0020 Incoming Telegram #654. Fr: [?] Noyes.
To: Dean Rusk.
Septembers, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Press Statement on Katangese Response to
UN Secretary General U Thant's DRC Peace
Plan.
0022 Incoming Telegram #392. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 4, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Discussion regarding Katangese President
Moise Tshombe's Letter to John F. Kennedy,
Dated December 14,1961.
Frame Document
0023 Press Release. Fr: Lisbon International
Service. To: NA.
September 4, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
Portuguese Press Reports DRC Government
Offer to Render Assistance in Their Territory
to Terrorists Planning to Attack Angolan
Frontier.
0024 Congo•Cables, September 6-9,
1962.
0025 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0028 Incoming Telegram #401. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 6,1962.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Katangese Press Communiqué regarding
Plans to Transfer ANC Troops to Kamina
Base Shortly before Planned Visit by
Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
0029 Incoming Telegram #396. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
September 6, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
David K. Tshombe, Brother of Katangese
President Moise Tshombe, Visits Brussels to
Look up Names of Suppliers of Textile
Spinning Mill Equipment.
0030 Incoming Telegram #412. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 7.1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Letter from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe Asking U.S. to Guarantee Fair
Application of UN Plan for DRC National
Reconciliation.
0032 Incoming Telegram #421. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 8,1962.4pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
Letter from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe Protesting Arrival of ANC Troops at
Kamina Base Shortly before His Visit.
0036 Congo•Cables, October 1-2,1962.
0037 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
0038 Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#1.
0039 Incoming Telegram #783. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 1,1962. 4pp. JFK#1a. S. 9/12/78.
Arrangements for Meeting between Robert
Gardiner, Chief of UN Operations in DRC,
and Katangese President Moise Tshombe
and Possible Use of DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula's Letters on Revenue
Payments.
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0043 Incoming Telegram #785. Fr: Edmund A. 0054
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 1, 1962.1p. JFK#2. C. 9/12/78.
Discussions with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula regarding Implications of Arrest of ex-
King Albert Kalonji in South Kasai Province.
0044 Incoming Telegram #786. Fr: Edmund A. 0055
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 1, 1962.1p. JFK#3. C. 9/12/78.
U.S. Recommends That Federal Republic of
Germany Not Participate in Assurances
regarding Execution of UN Peace Plan for
DRC. 0057
0045 Incoming Telegram #787. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 1, 1962. 1p. JFK#4. C. 9/12/78.
DRC Government Military Operations in
South Kasai Province.
0046 Incoming Telegram #788. Fr: Edmund A. 0059
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 1, 1962. 1p. JFK#5. C. 9/12/78.
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville Recommends
Reconsideration of Decision to Temporarily
Halt Delivery of Impact Shipment for Greene
Plan. 0060
0047 Incoming Telegram #529. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 1, 1962. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 9/12/78.
Possibility That Military Force Might Be Used
to Pressure Katangese President Moise
Tshombe into Settlement of Katanga 0061
Reintegration Issue.
0049 Incoming Telegram #530. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 1, 1962. 2pp. JFK#7. OUO.
Letter from Katangese Foreign Minister
Evariste Kimba regarding Examination of 0062
Draft of DRC Federal Constitution.
0051 Incoming Telegram #531. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
DRC Minister Joseph Ngalula Seeks Meeting
with Katangese Minister [?] Yav to Discuss 0064
Implementation of UN Peace Plan.
0052 Incoming Telegram #532. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 1, 1962.1p. JFK#9. LOU.
U.S. Utilizes Figures on Stockpiles of Cobalt
and Tarrtalite with Effect in Discussions with 0065
Katangese Government.
0053 Incoming Telegram #534. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 1, 1962. 1p. JFK#10. OUO.
Katangese Press Comments on Case of
Black Mississippi Student James Meredith as
Reflection of State of Civil Rights in U.S.
Document
Incoming Telegram #535. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 1,1962. 1p. JFK#11. LOU.
U.S. Gives Katangese President Moise
Tshombe Letter of Assurance regarding UN's
DRC Peace Plan.
Incoming Telegram #986. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 1,1962. 2pp. JFK#12. C. 9/12/78.
UN Requests U.S. Assistance in Obtaining
Import Credits for DRC Government's Import
Program.
Outgoing Telegram #531. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
October 1,1962. 2pp. JFK#13. C. 9/12/78.
U.S. to Discuss Reopening of Lubilash
Bridge and DRC National Route with
Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
Outgoing Telegram #532. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
October 1,1962.1p. JFK#14. C. 9/12/78.
Decision to Hold up Implementation of
Greene Plan in DRC Does Not Affect Impact
Shipment.
Incoming Telegram #790. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 2, 1962.1p. JFK#15. C. 9/1278.
Significant Expected Effects if DRC
Government's Bakwanga Operations Prove
Successful.
Incoming Telegram #791. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 2, 1962. 1p. JFK#16. C. 9/12/78.
U.S. Decides to Postpone Delivery of Impact
Shipment for DRC until after Rotation of UN
Swedish Troops.
Incoming Telegram #538. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 2, 1962.1p. JFK#17. C. 9/12/78.
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga's Payment of
Export Taxes to Katangese Government.
Incoming Telegram #83. Fr: [?] Flenner.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 2, 1962. 1p. JFK#20. C. 9/12/78.
German Consul Provides Information on
Buildup of Airplanes by Katangese
Government.
Outgoing Telegram #534. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
October 1, 1962.1p. JFK#21. C. 9/12/78.
U.S. Views on Federal Republic of
Germany's Participation in Assurances to
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
regarding UN's DRC Peace Plan.
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0066 Congo•Cables, October 3-4,1962. 0081
0067 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
0069 Incoming Telegram #796. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
Octobers, 1962.1 p. JFK#1.
George C. McGhee's Departure for
Elisabethville in Katanga.
0070 Incoming Telegram #800. Fr: Edmund A. 0082
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 3,1962.1p. JFK#2. C. 3/27/78.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula to
Request That Neighboring Countries Help to
Control Smuggling and Arms Traffic.
0071 Incoming Telegram #806. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0083
October 3,1962. 1 p. JFK#3. C. 1 /25/79 IP.
UN Ordinance Signed by DRC President
Joseph Kasavubu Provides Legal Backing for
Requirement That Union Miniere du Haut
Katanga Pay Customs Duties to DRC Central 0084
Government.
0072 Incoming Telegram #807. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 3, 1962. 2pp. JFK#4. C. 3/27/78.
Principal Advantages Gained by DRC
Government "Coup" in South Kasai Province.
0074 Incoming Telegram #808. Fr: Edmund A. 0085
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 3,1962. 2pp. JFK#5. S. 3/27/78.
Newly Appointed Soviet Ambassador to DRC
[?] Nemchina Expresses Doubts regarding
Execution of UN Secretary General U Thant's
DRC Peace Plan. 0086
0076 Incoming Telegram #539. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 3,1962. 1p. JFK#6. 1/25/79 IP.
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga Promises to
Use Influence to Get Katangese to Present
Full Figures on Economic Situation to
Commission. 0092
0077 Incoming Telegram #1041. Fr: Adlai E. 0093
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
Octobers, 1962.1p. JFK#7. C. 1/25/79 IP.
Katangese Refuse to Cooperate with Efforts
to Move Ahead with Implementation of UN's
DRC Peace Plan.
0078 Incoming Telegram #1047. Fr: Adlai E. 0097
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 3, 1962. 2pp. JFK#8. C. NA. IP.
UN Secretary General U Thant's Views on
DRC Situation.
0080 Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#9.
Incoming Telegram #541. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
October 3,1962.1p. JFK#9a. S. 3/27/78.
Discussion regarding Weakness of Plan to
Have Union Miniere du Haut Katanga Make
Payments to DRC Central Government and
Remit 50 Percent of Revenues Promptly.
Incoming Telegram #811. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 4, 1962.1p. JFK#10. C. 3/27/78.
Discussions between UN Military Forces and
U.S. Air Force Personnel regarding Need for
Adequate Perimeters and Lack of Agreement
with Katanga to Limit Patrols.
Incoming Telegram #812. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
Octobers 1962.1p. JFK#11. C. 1/25/79 IP.
DRC Opposition to Federal Constitution
Supported by Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #814. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 4, 1962.1p. JFK#12. C. 3/27/78.
DRC Monetary Council Concludes
Arrangement with Leading Exporters
Returning 20 Percent of Exchange Earnings
to Cover Invisible Payments.
Incoming Telegram #815. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 4, 1962.1p. JFK#13. C. 3/27/78.
Specujation concerning Whereabouts and
Condition of ex-King Albert Kalonji Following
His Arrest by DRC Government.
Incoming Telegram #816. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 4, 1962. 6pp. JFK#14. S. 3/27/78.
Discussions between George C. McGhee
and DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula
regarding McGhee's Trip to Katanga to Meet
with Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
Routing Slip. 1p.JFK#15.
Incoming Telegram #541. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 4, 1962. 4pp. JFK#15a. C. 3/27/78.
George C. McGhee's Report on His Arrival in
Katanga and Meeting with Katangese
President Moise Tshombe.
Incoming Telegram.#542. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 4,1962. 2pp. JFK#16. C. 3/27/78.
George C. McGhee Briefed by UN Officials
on Military Situation in Katanga and
Katangese Efforts to Delay and Obstruct
Implementation of DRC Peace Plan.
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0099 Incoming Telegram #543. Fr: [?] Dean. 0117
To: Dean Rusk.
October 4, ,1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 1/25/79 IP.
Discussions regarding Katangese Military
Buildup and Negotiations on Implementation
of UN's DRC Peace Plan, 0118
0100 Incoming Telegram #545. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 4,1962. 5pp. JFK#18. C. 3/27/78.
Meeting between Katangese President Moise
Tshombe and George C. McGhee regarding
U.S. Interest in Resolving Problem of 0119
Katanga Reintegration.
0105 Incoming Telegram #1067. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 4," 1962. 1p. JFK#19. C. 3/27/78.
Discussions between UN and Belgian
Government regarding DRC Legislation 0121
Requiring Mining Companies to Pay All Taxes
to Congolese Central Government.
0106 Incoming Telegram #1069. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 4, 1962. 1p. JFK#20. C. 1/25/78 IP.
Meetings between UN Officials and 0124
Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
0107 Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#22.
0108 Outgoing Telegram #348. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
October 4,1962. 1 p. JFK#22a. NA. 3/27/78. 0128
Possiblity That DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula Might Veto Proposal to Send UN
Consultant to Advise Katangese Authorities
on Constitutional Problems.
0109 Outgoing Telegram #548. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
October 4, 1962. 1 p. JFK#24. C. 3/27/78. 0129
U.S. Offers Mine Detection Equipment to UN
Forces in Elisabethville to Counteract
Katangese Use of Antipersonnel Mines.
0110 Outgoing Telegram #869. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
October 4,1962. 2pp. JFK#25. C. 1/25/79.
U.S. State Department Approves of Proposal
for Greater Participation by Moderate African 0131
Nations of Nigeria and Liberia in Support of
DRC Settlement.
0112 Congo•Cables, October 5,1962.
0113 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0116 Incoming Telegram #818. Fr: Edmund A. 0135
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
Octobers, 1962. 1p.JFK#1.
DRC Government Requests Additional
Supplies of Tobacco from U.S.
Document
Incoming Telegram #821. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 5, 1962.1p. JFK#2. OUO.
DRC Government's Net Foreign Exchange
Reserves.
Incoming Telegram #822. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 5,1962.1p. JFK#3. C. 3/22/78.
New DRC Ordinance regarding Customs
Treatment of Katangese Exports and
Imports.
Incoming Telegram #823. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 5,1962. 2pp. JFK#4. C. 3/22/78.
Discussions regarding Adoula-Tshombe
Negotiations and Position of Union Miniere
du Haut Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #824. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 5, 1962. 3pp. JFK#5. C. 3/22/78.
Report on Results of DRC Government Coup
against ex-King Albert Kalonji Regime in
South Kasai Province.
Incoming Telegram #825. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 5,1962.4pp. JFK#6. C. 2/17/78.
DRC Monetary Council Controls on Foreign
Exchange and Revenue.
Incoming Telegram #546. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 5,1962.1p. JFK#7. C. 2/17/78.
UN Representative Ralph Bunche's Concern
regarding George C. McGhee's Visit to
Katanga to Meet with Katangese President
Moise Tshombe.
Incoming Telegram #547. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 5,1962. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 2/17/78.
Report on Meeting between George C.
McGhee and Katangese President Moise
Tshombe regarding Background of
Katangese Case and Tshombe's Anti-
Communist Campaign.
Incoming Telegram #548. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
October 5,1962.4pp. JFK#9. C. 2/17/78.
George C. McGhee Meets with Members of
European Community in Katanga to Discuss
Their Attitudes and Problems.
Incoming Telegram #549. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 5,1962. 3pp. JFK#10. C. 2/17/78.
George C. McGhee's Discussions with
European Community in Katanga regarding
Problems of Division of Foreign Exchange.
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0138 Incoming Telegram #1092. Fr: Adlai E. 0152
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 5, 1962. 1 p. JFK#11. C. 2/17/78.
UN Secretary General U Thant's Reaction to
New British Appeal to Katangese President
Moise Tshombe and His Preparation for
Report to UN Security Council. 0153
0139 Incoming Telegram #187. Fr: W. Wendell
Blancke. To: Dean Rusk.
October 5, 1962. 1p. JFK#12. C. 2/17/78.
U.S. Government Gives Gift of Five
Thousand Dollars to Congolese (Brazzaville)
People through American Red Cross for 0155
Refugee Aid.
0140 Incoming Telegram #556. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
October 5, 1962. 1p. JFK#13. C. 2/17/78.
U.S. Gives Belgian Foreign Minister Paul- 0158
Henri Spaak Access to George, C. McGhee's 0159
Remarks to Katangese President Moise
Tshombe.
0141 Incoming Telegram #563. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
October 5,1962. 2pp. JFK#14. C. 2/17/78.
Role of Union Miniere du Haut Katanga in
Solution to DRC Problem. 0161
0143 Incoming Telegram #237. Fr: [?] Cyr. To:
Dean Rusk.
October 5, 1962. 1 p. JFK#15.
Remarks on DRC Situation by Mahmoud
Khiari, Former Chief of UN Civilian
Operations in Congo.
0144 State Department Intelligence Note. Fr: 0165
Roger Hilsman. To: Acting Secretary of State.
October 5,1962.1p. JFK#16. C. 2/17/78.
USSR Offers to Help DRC with Katanga
Reintegration.
0145 CIA Information Report #TDCS-3/524,506.
Fr: CIA. To: NA.
October 5, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 3/27/79 0170
IP.
Katangese Political Attitudes.
0147 Outgoing Telegram #357. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
October 4,1962. 2pp. JFK#21. C. 2/17/78.
Letter from Thomas J. Dodd Requesting
Assurances That Michel Struelens, Director 0172
of Katanga Information Service, Will Be
Allowed Back into U.S. Following Visit to
Katanga for Consultations with Katangese
President Moise Tshombe.
0149 Congo•Cables, October 6-7,1962.
0150 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Document .
Incoming Telegram #827. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 6, 1962.1p. JFK#2. C. 3/17/78.
U.S. State Department Assesses Possible
Action with respect to Michel Struelens,
Director of Katanga Information Service.
Incoming Telegram #828. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 6,1962. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 3/17/78.
Main Points of DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula's Instructions to DRC Minister Joseph
Ngalula.
Incoming Telegram #829. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 6, 1962. 3pp. JFK#4. C. 3/17/78.
Possible DRC Request for Direct U.S.
Military Aid.
Routing Slip. 1p.JFK#7.
Incoming Telegram #551. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 6, 1962.2pp. JFK#8. C. 3/17/78.
Chief of UN Operations in DRC Robert
Gardiner's Talks with Katangese President
Moise Tshombe regarding Steps Being Taken
to Implement UN's DRC Peace Plan.
Incoming Telegram #533. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 6, 1962.4pp. JFK#10. C. 3/17/78.
Discussions between Katangese President
Moise Tshombe and U.S. Consul,
Elisabethville regarding UN's DRC Peace
Plan.
Incoming Telegram #554. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
October 6,1962.5pp. JFK#11. C. 3/17/78.
U.S. Efforts to Inspire Katangese President
Moise Tshombe's Confidence in New Draft of
DRC Constitution and UN's DRC Peace
Plan.
Incoming Telegram #1108. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 6, 1962. 2pp. JFK#12. C. 3/17/78.
Reaction of Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN
Operations in DRC, to Meeting with
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
regarding DRC Peace Plan.
Outgoing Telegram #599. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
October 5, 1962.1p. JFK#13. C. 3/17/78.
U.S. State Department Agrees to Make
George C. McGhee's Remarks to Katangese
President Moise Tshombe Available to
Belgian Government.
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0173 Incoming Telegram #832. Fr: Edmund A. 0199
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 7,1962. 4pp. JFK#14. C. 3/17/78.
Intrigue by Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to Set up Series of Tribal Fiefs in
DRC Dominated by Himself.
0177 Incoming Telegram #N-23-62. Fr: U.S. Naval 0201
Attaché, Leopoldville. To: Dean Rusk.
October 5,1962.2pp. JFK#15. C. 12/1/78.
Condition of DRC Inland River Navigation
System.
0179 Incoming Telegram #556. Fr: [?] Dean. 0202
To: Dean Rusk.
October 7,1962. 6pp. JFK#16. C. 3/17/78.
U.S. Discussions with Katangese President
Moise Tshombe regarding Suggestions to
Give Evidence of His Intentions to Implement
UN's DRC Peace Plan.
0185 Incoming Telegram #557. Fr: [?] Dean. 0206
To: Dean Rusk.
October 7,1962. 2pp. JFK#17. LOU.
Text of Cease-fire Agreement between DRC
and Katanga.
0187 Incoming Telegram #558. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk. 0209
October 7,1962. 2pp. JFK#18. C. 3/17/78.
UN and DRC Central Government
Representatives Present Cease-fire
Agreement to Katangese President Moise
Tshombe. 0211
0189 Congo•Cables, October 8,1962.
0190 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0193 Incoming Telegram #835. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0213
October 8,1962. 1 p. JFK#1. C. 2/17/78.
Michel Struelens, Director of Katanga
Information Service, Makes Last "Katanga
Calling" Radio Broadcast from New York City.
0194 Incoming Telegram #837. Fr: Edmund A. 0215
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 8, 1962. 3pp. JFK#2. C. 2/17/78.
Meeting between Representative of DRC
Government and Katangese President Moise
Tshombe regarding Proposed Cease-fire
Agreement. 0218
0197 Incoming Telegram #838. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 8, 1962. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 2/17/78.
Message from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to DRC Minister Joseph Ngalula
regarding Changes and Corrections to Text of
Katanga Cease-fire Agreement.
Document
Incoming Telegram #842. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 8,1962. 2pp. JFK#4. C. 2/17/78.
Dilemma for U.S. State Department Posed by
Director of Katanga Information Service
Michel Struelens' Case.
Incoming Telegram #843. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 8,1962. 1p. JFK#5. C. 2/17/78.
Arrangements for DRC Vice Premier Jason
Sendwe's Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #845. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 8,1962. 4pp. JFK#6. C. 2/17/78.
U.S. Evaluation of Katangese President
Moise Tshombe's Agreement to Begin
Implementation of UN's National
Reconciliation Plan for DRC.
Incoming Telegram #559. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 8, 1962. 3pp. JFK#7. C. 2/17/78.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Discusses Grievances at Dinner Party Given
for George C. McGhee.
Incoming Telegram #563. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 8, 1962. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 2/17/78.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's
Position on Cease-fire Agreement with DRC.
Incoming Telegram #565. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
October 8, 1962. 2pp. JFK#10. OUO.
French Text of Katangese Cease-fire
Proposal.
Incoming Telegram #566. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 8,1962. 2pp. JFK#11. OUO.
French Text of Revised DRC Government
Cease-fire Proposal.
Incoming Telegram #568. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 8, 1962. 3pp. JFK#12. OUO.
French Text of DRC Minister Joseph
Ngalula's Paper on Foreign Exchange and
Revenues.
Incoming Telegram #568. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
October 8,1962. 2pp. JFK#13. C. 2/17/78.
U.S. State Department Urged to Reassess
Reasons for Explusion of Michel Struelens,
Director of Katanga Information Service.
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0220 Outgoing Telegram #560. Fr: George W. Ball. 0236
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
October 8,1962. 2pp. JFK#14. NA. 2/17/78.
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville's Reaction to
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's
Disclosure of Deal with Vital Moanda, 0237
President of Kongo Central Province, DRC.
0222 Incoming Telegram #555. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
October 7, 1962. 1p. JFK#14a. C. 2/17/78.
Agreement between Katangese President
Moise Tshombe and Vital Moanda, President 0238
of Kongo Central Province, DRC, to Consult
and Agree on DRC Federal Constitution.
0223 Incoming Telegram #832. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 7,1962. 4pp. JFK#14b. C. 3/17/78. 0239
Intrigue by Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to Set up Series of Tribal Fiefs in
DRC, Dominated by Himself.
0227 Outgoing Telegram #562. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassies, Leopoldville and Lisbon.
October 8, 1962. 1p. JFK#15. LOU.
American Red Cross Asks if U.S. Would
Consider Request for PL-480 Food Aid to 0240
Angolan Refugees in DRC.
0228 Outgoing Telegram #563. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
October 8,1962. 1p. JFK#16. NA. 2/17/78.
U.S. State Department Agrees to Airlift in
DRC Pending Formal Request from UN.
0229 Outgoing Telegram #1996. Fr: George W. 0241
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, London.
October 8, 1962. 1p. JFK#17. C. 2/17/78.
"Embassy Should Take Action Suggested by
under Secretary McGhee in Final Paragraph
Reference Telegram."
0230 Outgoing Telegram #565. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
October 8, 1962. 1p. JFK#18. C. 2/17/78. 0243
U.S. Concludes That DRC Government Now
Has Sufficent Legislative and Regulatory
Authority to Control Exports from DRC.
0231 Outgoing Telegram #901. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
October 8, 1962.1p. JFK#19. C. 2/17/78. 0245
U.S. Asks UN Military Advisers if Departure of
Malayan Troops Represents Permanent
Reduction of Malayan Contingent of UN
Forces in DRC.
0232 Congo•Cables, October 9-10,1962.
0233 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Document
Incoming Telegram #849. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 9, 1962.1 p. JFK#1. C. 3/22/78.
UN Requests Specifications on U.S. Mine
Detection Gear Being Used in DRC.
Incoming Telegram #852. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 9, 1962.1 p. JFK#2. C. 3/22/78.
Discussions with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula regarding Impasse on Katanga
Cease-fire Agreement.
Incoming Telegram #854. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 9, 1962.1p. JFK#3. C. 3/22/78.
Katangese Misinterpret UN Patrol Activity as
Move on Post Office.
Incoming Telegram #855. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 9, 1962.1p. JFK#4. C. 3/22/78.
U.S. Informed That Part of Malayan
Contingent to UN Forces in DRC Will Be
Permanently Withdrawn and Patrols in
Goma-Bukavu Area Reduced or
Discontinued.
Incoming Telegram #569. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
October 9, 1962.1p. JFK#5. C. 3/2278.
Possibility That Katanga Gendarme Units
Might Seize UN Hospital in Elisabethville,
Katanga to Use as Bargaining Point for
Withdrawal of UN Roadblocks.
Incoming Telegram #572. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 9, 1962. 2pp. JFK#7. C. 3/22/78.
Discussions with Katangese President Moise
Tshombe regarding U.S. Position on
Implementation of UN's DRC National
Reconciliation Plan and Cease-fire
Agreement.
Incoming Telegram #573. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 9, 1962. 2pp. JFK#8. LOU.
Letter from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe Protesting Delivery of U.S. Vehicles
for Use by ANC.
Incoming Telegram #1133. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 9, 1962. 2pp. JFK#9. C. 3/22/78.
UN Report on George C. McGhee's Talks
with Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Including Suggestions for Actions to Take for
Implementation of UN's DRC Peace Plan.
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0247 Incoming Telegram #194. Fr: W. Wendell 0258
Blancke. To: Dean Rusk.
October 9, 1962.1p. JFK#10. LOU.
Travel Arrangements for Chester Bowles.
0248 Outgoing Telegram #615. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels. 0260
October 8, 1962. 1p. JFK#12. C. 3/22/78.
U.S. Ambassador Authorized to Inform
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak of
Points 1 through 5 of State Department
Telegram #585.
0249 Outgoing Telegram #914. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0261
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
October 8,1962. 2pp. JFK#13. C. 3/22/78.
U.S. State Department Efforts to Recruit
Americans for Selected Posts in UN
Operations in DRC.
0251 Outgoing Telegram #2007. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, London and Brussels.
October 8, 1962.1 p. JFK#14. C. 3/22/78. 0265
U.S. State Department Briefs Officers of
British and Belgian Embassies on George C.
McGhee's Talks with Katangese President
Moise Tshombe.
0252 Incoming Telegram #857. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 10,1962.1p. JFK#15. C. 3/22/78.
DRC Government Arrests Minister of Interior 0270
Christophe Gbenye for Possible Involvement
in Secessionist Plot.
0253 Incoming Telegram #860. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 10, 1962. 2pp. JFK#16. C. 3/22/78.
General Motors African Representative Urges
British and German Embassies to Give
Commodity Aid to DRC in Form of Spare 0275
Parts for Existing Motor Vehicles.
0255 Incoming Telegram #863. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 10,1962.1p. JFK#17. C. 3/22/78.
U.S. Information Service Reports on Mock
Raid by UN Troops on Central Post Office in 0276
Elisabethville, Katanga.
0256 Incoming Telegram #864. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 10,1962.1p. JFK#18. C. 3/22/78.
UN Disclosure That Extremist Afro-Asian
Nations and USSR Prepared to Take Active 0280
Military Role in DRC. 0281
0257 Incoming Telegram #574. Fr: [?] Dean. 0284
To: Dean Rusk.
October 10, 1962.1p. JFK#19. LOU.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe Flees
Elisabethville to Avoid Capture Following
Reports of Indian Troop Movements in Area.
Document
Incoming Telegram #576. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
October 10,1962. 2pp. JFK#20. C. 3/22/78.
UN Reports No Progress in DRC-Katanga
Implementation Commissions.
Incoming Telegram #577. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 10,1962.1p. JFK#21. C. 3/22/78.
U.S. Repeats Assurances to Katangese
President Moise Tshombe regarding
Possibility of UN Action against Him.
Incoming Telegram #578. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 10,1962. 4pp. JFK#22. C. 3/22/78.
Letter from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to George C. McGhee Containing
Comments on DRC Constitution and
Katanga's Insistance on UN Inclusion in
Cease-fire Agreement.
Corrected Copy of Incoming Telegram #578.
Fr: [?] Dean. To: Dean Rusk.
October 10,1962. 5pp. JFK#22. C. 3/22/78.
Letter from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to George C. McGhee Containing
Comments on DRC Constitution and
Katanga's insistance on UN Inclusion in
Cease-fire Agreement.
Corrected Copy of Incoming Telegram #578.
Fr: [?] Dean. To: Dean Rusk.
October 10,1962. 5pp. JFK#22. C. 3/22/78.
Letter from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to George C. McGhee Containing
Comments on DRC Constitution and
Katanga's Insistance on UN Inclusion in
Cease-fire Agreement.
Incoming Telegram #284. Fr: [?] Blue.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 10,1962.1p. JFK#23. C. 3/22/78.
U.S. Discussions with Portugal regarding
Transportation of Aircraft from Angola for
Katanga.
Outgoing Telegram #575. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
October 10,1962. 4pp. JFK#25. C. 3/22/78.
U.S. State Department Analysis of UN
Experts' Draft Constitution for DRC.
Congo•Cables, October 11,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Incoming Telegram #866. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 11,1962. 2pp. JFK#1. C. 3/17/78.
Repercussions in DRC and Katanga of
James Meredith Incident in Mississippi.
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0286 Incoming Telegram #868. Fr: Edmund A. 0300
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 11, 1962. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 3/17/78.
U.S. Repeats Assurances That It Is Prepared
to Utilize All Available Means to Ensure
Implementation of UN's National
Reconciliation Plan for DRC.
0288 Incoming Telegram #869. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0301
October 11, 1962. 1p. JFK#3. C. 3/17/78.
"Affirmative."
0289 Incoming Telegram #872. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 11, 1962. 1p. JFK#4. C. 3/17/78.
U.S. Reply to Katangese President Moise
Tshombe's Protest regarding Alleged Soviet 0302
Aid to DRC.
0290 Incoming Telegram #875. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 11,1962. 1p. JFK#5. C. 3/17/78.
U.S. Believes It Inappropriate to Indicate to
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
Measures UN Plans to Take in Event of
Failure to Implement DRC National 0304
Reconciliation Plan.
0291 Incoming Telegram #876. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 11,1962.1 p. JFK#6. C. 3/17/78.
Report by DRC Minister Joseph Ngalula to
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula regarding 0306
Disaffection of Katangese Population and
Gendarmerie.
0292 Incoming Telegram #877. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 11, 1962. 3pp. JFK#7. C. 3/17/78.
Discussions between George C. McGhee 0307
and Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN Operations
in DRC, regarding Talks with Katangese
President Moise Tshombe on Implementation
of UN Reconciliation Plan.
0295 Incoming Telegram #880. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 11,1962. 1 p. JFK#8. C. 3/17/78. 0308
DRC Government and UN Agree to Place
Additional ANC Units under UN Control.
0296 Incoming Telegram #881. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 11, 1962; 4pp. JFK#9. C. 3/17/78.
George C. McGhee's Report on Principal
Katanga-DRC Developments.
Document
Incoming Telegram #882. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 11, 1962. 1p. JFK#10. C. 3/17/78.
George C. McGhee to Remain in DRC to
Obtain Chief of UN Operations in DRC
Robert Gardiner's Evaluation of His Talks
with Katangese President Moise Tshombe
on Cease-fire Arrangements.
Incoming Telegram #579. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 11,1962.1p. JFK#11. C. 3/17/78.
U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville Requests
Permission to Describe Contents of
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's Letter
to British and Belgian Consuls.
Incoming Telegram #580. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
October 11,1962. 2pp. JFK#12. C. 3/17/78.
Chief of UN Operations in DRC Robert
Gardiner's Visit to Katanga Set as Deadline
for Katangese President Moise Tshombe's
Commitment to Implement UN's National
Reconciliation Plan for DRC.
Incoming Telegram #581. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 11,1962. 2pp. JFK#13. C. 3/17/78.
Report That Katanga Gendarmes Destroyed
a Section of Elisabethville-Jadotville Road
due to Alarm over UN Patrol Activities.
Incoming Telegram #582. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 11,1962.1p. JFK#14. C. 3/17/78.
Impact of Arrest of DRC Minister of Interior
Christophe Gbenye on Katanga's Mistrust of
DRC Government.
Incoming Telegram #584. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 11, 1962.1p. JFK#15. C. 3/17/78.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe Calls
Meeting of Consular Corps to Discuss Steps
toward Implementation of UN's DRC National
Reconciliation Plan and Cease-fire.
Incoming Telegram #587. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 11,1962. 4pp. JFK#16. OUO.
French Text of Katangese President Moise
Tshombe's Declaration to Consular Corps in
Katanga.
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0312 Incoming Telegram #587. Fr: [?] Dean. To: 0327
Dean Rusk.
October 11,1962. 4pp. JFK#17. OUO.
English Text of Katangese President Mo ¡se
Tshombe's Declaration to Consular Corps in
Katanga regarding Progress Made toward 0328
Implementation of UN's DRC Reconciliation
Plan.
0316 Incoming Telegram #589. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 11, 1962. 2pp. JFK#18. C. 3/17/78.
Chief of UN Operations in DRC Robert
Gardiner's Reaction to Katangese President
Moise Tshombe's Declaration to Consular 0331
Corps in Katanga regarding Implementation
of UN's DRC Reconciliation Plan.
0318 Incoming Telegram #590. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 11,1962. 2pp. JFK#19. C. 3/17/78.
Situation Analysis by U.S., British, and
Belgian Consuls in Katanga regarding
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's
Progress toward Implementation of UN's
DRC Reconciliation Plan. 0332
0320 Incoming Telegram #591. Fr: [?] Dean. To: 0333
Dean Rusk. 0335
October 11, 1962.1p. JFK#20. C. 3/17/78.
U.S. Discussions with Katangese President
Moise Tshombe regarding Cease-fire
Agreement and U.S. Military Impact
Shipment to ANC.
0321 Copy of Incoming Telegram #591. Fr: [?]
Dean. To: Dean Rusk. 0336
October 11, 1962.1p. JFK#20. C. 3/17/78.
U.S. Discussions with Katangese President
Moise Tshombe regarding Cease-fire
Agreement and U.S. Military Impact
Shipment to ANC. 0338
0322 Incoming Telegram #27. Fr: [?] Simms.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 11, 1962. 2pp. JFK#22. C. 3/17/78.
DRC General Victor Lundula Presents Views
on Katanga Problem and Requests U.S.
Assistance in Ending Secession. 0341
0324 Incoming Telegram #1208. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 11,1962. 3pp. JFK#24. C. 3/17/78.
Discussions between-UN Officials Charles W.
Yost and Ralph Bunche regarding Highly
Centralized and Restrictive Nature of Draft
Federal Constitution for DRC.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #577. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
October 11, 1962.1p. JFK#26. LOU.
Changes in Suggested Reply to Unidentified
Message.
Outgoing Telegram #582. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville and U.S.
Mission to UN.
October 11, 1962. 3pp. JFK#27. C. 3/17/78.
U.S. State Department's Concern regarding
Character of Draft Federal Constitution for
DRC and Desire That Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula Not Associate Himself with It.
Outgoing Telegram #586. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
October 11, 1962.1p. JFK#28. C. 3/17/78.
George C. McGhee and J. Wayne Fredericks
Ordered to Remain in DRC until State
Department Evaluates Chief of UN
Operations in DRC Robert Gardiner's Report
on Talks with Katangese President Moise
Tshombe.
Congo•Cables, October 12,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Incoming Telegram #885. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 12,1962.1p. JFK#1. C. 2/17/78.
UN Secretary General U Thant Requests to
Know Whereabouts of Katangese Minister
Albert Nyembo and Whether There Is DRC
Warrant For His Arrest.
Incoming Telegram #889. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 12,1962. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 2/17/78.
U.S. Efforts to Support and Improve UN
Operations Team in DRC.
Incoming Telegram #893. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 12,1962. 3pp. JFK#3. C. 2/17/78.
U.S. Expresses Confidence in DRC
President Joseph Kasavubu and Discusses
Katanga Problem.
Incoming Telegram #894. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 12,1962. 2pp. JFK#4. C. 2/17/78.
U.S. Informed of Agreement Reached
between DRC and Katanga on Cease-fire
and Oath of Allegiance to Be Sworn by
Katangese Military to Congolese President
Joseph Kasavubu.
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0343 . Incoming Telegram #953. Fr: [?] Dean. 0358
To: Dean Rusk.
October 12,1962.1p. JFK#5. C. 2/17/78.
Progress Made by Katangese President
Moise Tshombe toward Cease-fire with DRC
and Oath of Allegiance to Congolese
President Joseph Kasavubu. 0360
0344 Incoming Telegram #594. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 12,1962. 4pp. JFK#6. C. 2/17/78.
Chief of UN Operations in DRC Robert
Gardiner's Report to UN on His Talks with
Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
0348 Incoming Telegram #595. Fr: [?] Dean. 0363
To: Dean Rusk.
October 12,1962. 2pp. JFK#7. C. 2/17/78.
U.S. and British Consuls Meet with Robert
Gardiner, Chief of UN Operations in DRC, to
Help Work out New Draft Cease-fire
Agreement between DRC and Katanga.
0350 Incoming Telegram #598. Fr: [?] Dean. To: 0366
Dean Rusk.
October 12,1962.1p. JFK#8. C. 2/17/78.
U.S. Reaction to Katangese Proposal on
Foreign Currency.
0351 Incoming Telegram #599. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk. 0367
October 12,1962.1p. JFK#9. C. 2/17/78.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's Plans
to Ceremonially Reopen Telecommunications
with Leopoldville, DRC.
0352 Incoming Telegram #602. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk. 0369
October 12,1962. 2pp. JFK#10. C. 2/17/78.
Letter from Katangese President Moise
Tshombe to George C. McGhee regarding
Cease-fire with DRC and Execution of UN's
National Reconciliation Plan.
0354 Incoming Telegram #1220. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk. 0372
October 12,1962.1 p. JFK#11. C. 2/17/78. 0373
Possibility That Additional ANC Units Might 0375
Be Placed under UN Control.
0356 Incoming Telegram #1243. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 12,1962. 2pp. JFK#12. C. 2/17/78.
Discussions with UN Officials regarding
Withholding Announcement of Courses of
Action in DRC Should Cease-fire and
National Reconciliation Plan Fail.
Document
Incoming Telegram #203. Fr: W. Wendell
Blancke. To: Dean Rusk.
October 12,1962. 1p. JFK#13. C. 2/17/78.
Congolese (Brazzaville) President Fulbert
Youlou's Views regarding Solution to Problem
of Katangese Secession.
Outgoing Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Mission
to UN.
October 12,1962. 3pp. JFK#16. C. 2/17/78.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's
Performance on Implementation of UN's
DRC National Reconciliation Plan Does Not
Require Tougher Measures by UN.
Copy of Outgoing Telegram. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
October 12,1962. 3pp. JFK#16. C. 2/17/78.
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's
Performance on Implementation of UN's
DRC National Reconciliation Plan Does Not
Require Tougher Measures by UN.
Outgoing Telegram #372. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Consulate, Elisabethville.
October 12,1962. 1p. JFK#18. C. 2/17/78.
U.S. Advises Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN
Operations in DRC, Not to Further Upset
UN's Congo Advisory Committee.
Outgoing Telegram #593. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
October 12,1962. 2pp. JFK#19. C. 2/17/78.
U.S. Agrees to Provide PL-480 Assistance to
DRC Government for Katanga as Soon as
Reintegration Completed.
Outgoing Airgram #CA-3935. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
October 5,1962.3pp. JFK#21. C. 2/17/78.
U.S. Discusses Belgian Import Aid and
Credits for DRC with UN Secretary General
U Thant.
Congo•Cables, October 13,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Incoming Telegram #900. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 1p. JFK#3. C. 1/17/79.
U.S. Army, Europe Sends Team to DRC to
Gather Information for Tactical Commanders
Terrain Analysis Studies.
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0376 Incoming Telegram #902. Fr: Edmund A. 0395
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 1p. JFK#4. C. 1/17/79.
Conversation between Katangese President
Moise Tshombe and DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula to Mark Reopening of
Telecommunications between DRC and
Katanga.
0378 Incoming Telegram #903. Fr: Edmund A. 0397
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 4pp. JFK#5. C. 1/17/79 IP.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's Reaction
to Katanga's Agreement to Cease-fire
Proposal Presented by UN. 0399
0382 Incoming Telegram #904. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 1/17/79.
George C. McGhee's Plans to Avoid Further
Formal Exchanges with Katangese President
Moise Tshombe regarding Execution of UN's
DRC Reconciliation Plan. 0401
0384 Incoming Telegram #905. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 4pp. JFK#7. C. 1/17/79.
Impasse in Foreign Exchange Commission's
Principal Obstacle to Implementing UN 0402
National Reconciliation Plan in DRC.
0388 Incoming Telegram #907. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 1p. JFK#8. C. 1/17/79.
U.S. to Boycott Katanga's Reopening of 0403
Lubilash Bridge if UN Representative Not
Invited.
0389 Incoming Telegram #606. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 1p. JFK#9. C. 1/17/79.
Possibility That ex-King Albert Kalonji Might 0404
Join Other South Kasai Refugees in
Katanga.
0390 Incoming Telegram #607. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 13, 1962. 2pp. JFK#10. C. 1/17/79. 0405
EnglishText of Katangese Memorandum on
Foreign Exchange.
0392 Incoming Telegram #607. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 3pp. JFK#10a. C. 1/17/79.
FrenchText of Katangese Memorandum on 0406
Foreign Exchange. 0407
140
Document
Incoming Telegram #608. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 2pp. JFK#11. C. 1/17/79.
Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN Operations in
DRC, Considers That Objections Made by
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula to
Katanga Cease-fire Agreement of Insufficent
Weight to Change Text.
Incoming Telegram #609. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 13.1962. 2pp. JFK#12. C. 1/17/79.
Katangese Delegation Introduces Question
of Amnesty into Cease-fire Discussions.
Incoming Telegram #610. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 2pp. JFK#13. C. 1/17/79.
Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN Operations in
DRC, Agrees to Avoid Extreme
Recommendations in His Report to UN's
Congo Advisory Committee.
Incoming Telegram #611. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 1p. JFK#14. C. 1/17/79.
U.S. Embassy, Leopold vil le's Suggestions for
Improving Efficiency of UN in Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #612. Fr: [?] Dean. To:
Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 1p. JFK#15. C. 1/17/79 IP.
Katangese Minister Albert Nyembo Reported
to Be on Secret Trip to France.
Incoming Telegram #616. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 1p. JFK#16. C. 1/17/79 IP.
Effect of Continued Tensions on Katangese
President Moise Tshombe and Katangese
Populace.
Incoming Telegram #1247. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 1p. JFK#17. C. 1/17/79 IP.
Ralph Bunche's Report on UN's Congo
Advisory Committee Meeting.
Incoming Telegram #294. Fr: [?] Blue.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 1p. JFK#18. C. 1/17/78.
Portugal's Angolan Military Command
Communiqué on Refugees in DRC.
Congo•Cables, October 14,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
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0409 Incoming Telegram #910. Fr: Edmund A. 0427
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 14,1962. 2pp. JFK#1. C. 4/19/78.
Letter to Katangese President Moise
Tshombe Expressing U.S. Concern over
Katangese Foreign Minister Evariste Kimba's 0428
Threats to Arrest Foreign Consuls.
0411 Incoming Telegram #912. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 14,1962. 6pp. JFK#2. C. 4/19/78.
U.S. Efforts to Obtain Commitments from 0430
Other Donors for DRC Import Program.
0417 Incoming Telegram #613. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 14,1962. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 4/19/78 IP.
U.S. Informed That Katanga in Possession of
Jet Aircraft Supplied and Flown by
Rhodesian Air Force and That Military 0432
Equipment Arriving by Way of Angola.
0419 Incoming Telegram #614. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 14,1962. 1p. JFK#4. LOU.
"Letter Transmitted to Tshombe 1730 October
13."
0420 Incoming Telegram #617. Fr: [?] Dean.
To: Dean Rusk. 0434
October 14,1962.1 p. JFK#5. C. 4/19/78.
UN and DRC Officials to Participate in
Ceremonies Marking Katanga's Reopening of
Lubilash Bridge.
0421 Incoming Telegram #618. Fr: Jonathan Dean. 0436
To: Dean Rusk.
October 14,1962. 1 p. JFK#6. C. 4/19/78.
Agreement on Katanga Payment of
Revenues.
0422 Incoming Telegram #619. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 14,1962. 1 p. JFK#7. C. 4/19/78. 0440
Katangese President Moise Tshombe Agrees 0441
to Sign Cease-fire and Oath Agreement with 0444
Letter on Amnesty.
0423 Handwritten Note from JFK Library. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
July 18, 1972. 1p. JFK#NA.
"Date Should Be 10/14/62." 0446
0424 Incoming Telegram #620. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 14 [October 14], 1962.3pp.
JFK#8. LOU.
Text of Agreement on Katanga Payment of
Revenues.
Document
Incoming Telegram #621. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 14,1962. 1p. JFK#8a. C. NA.
"Received Confirming Letter from Tshombe
1515 Local October 14."
White House Outgoing Message. Fr:
McGeorge Bundy. To: Godfrey McHugh.
October 14,1962. 1p. JFK#9. C. 1/21/81.
Guarded Optimism by U.S. regarding
Negotiations between Katanga and DRC.
Incoming Telegram #610. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 2pp. JFK#9a. C. 4/19/78.
U.S. Request That Robert Gardiner, Chief of
UN Operations in DRC, Avoid Extreme
Recommendations on DRC Situation in His
Report to UN's Congo Advisory Committee.
Incoming Telegram #894. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 12,1962. 2pp. JFK#9b. C. 4/19/78.
U.S. Informed of Agreement Reached
between DRC and Katanga on Cease-fire
and Oath of Allegiance to Be Sworn by
Katangese Military to Congolese President
Joseph Kasavubu.
Incoming Telegram #609. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 2pp. JFK#9c. C. 4/19/78.
Katangese Delegation Introduces Question
of Amnesty into Cease-fire Discussions.
Incoming Telegram #903. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 13,1962. 4pp. JFK#9d. C. 4/19/78.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's Reaction
to Katanga's Agreement to Cease-fire
Proposal Presented by UN.
Congo•Cables, October 15,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Incoming Telegram #909. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 15,1962. 2pp. JFK#1. C. 4/18/78.
U.S. Comments on Draft Amnesty for
Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
Incoming Telegram #915. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 15,1962. 3pp. JFK#2. C. 4/18/78.
Text of DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula's
Proposed Declaration on Agreements with
Katanga.
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0449 Incoming Telegram #916. Fr: Edmund A. 0469
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 15,1962. 6pp. JFK#3. C. 4/18/78.
U.S. Concern That DRC Prime Minister
Cyrille Adoula Might Fall behind Katangese
President Moise Tshombe in His Efforts to
Carry out UN's National Reconciliation Plan.
0455 Incoming Telegram #917. Fr: Edmund A. 0470
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 15,1962. 2pp. JFK#4. C. 4/18/78.
Results of Meeting between Robert Gardiner,
Chief of UN Operations in DRC, and DRC
Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula regarding
Reintegration of Katanga. 0472
0457 Incoming Telegram #919. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 15,1962. 2pp. JFK#5. C. 4/18/78.
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Instructs
DRC Delegation to Sign Cease-fire
Agreement with Katanga.
0459 Incoming Telegram #622. Fr: Jonathan Dean. 0474
To: Dean Rusk.
October 15,1962. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 4/18/78.
U.S. Informed of Progress in Talks between
Robert Gardiner, Chief of UN Operations in
DRC, and Katangese President Moise 0475
Tshombe regarding Signing of Cease-fire
Agreement.
0461 Incoming Telegram #623. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 15,1962. 3pp. JFK#7. C. 4/18/78.
Discussions between Robert Gardiner, Chief
of UN Operations in DRC, and Katangese 0476
President Moise Tshombe regarding
Possibility That DRC Customs and
Immigration Officers Be Sent to Katanga.
0464 Incoming Telegram #624. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 15,1962.1 p. JFK#8. C. 4/18/78. 0477
U.S. Informed That Gabriel Kitenge,
Katangese Secretary of State for Public
Works, Rather Than Foreign Minister
Evariste Kimba Was Responsible for Threat
to Arrest Foreign Consuls. .
0465 Incoming Telegram #625. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 15,1962. 2pp. JFK#9. LOU. 0478
Text of Cease-fire Agreement between DRC 0479
and Katanga 0481
0467 Incoming Telegram #627. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 15,1962. 2pp. JFK#10. LOU.
Text of Resolution on Foreign Exchange
Accepted by Katanga and DRC Government.
Document
Incoming Telegram #629. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 15,1962. 1p. JFK#11. LOU.
Press Communiqué from Togba, Head of
DRC Government's Delegation to Revenue
Commission, Denying Full Accord Reached
with Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #630. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 15, 1962. 2pp. JFK#12. S. 4/18/78.
Report of Dissatisfaction among Katanga
Gendarmerie Officers and Possible Coup by
Them.
Incoming Telegram #631. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 15, 1962. 2pp. JFK#13. S. 4/18/78
IP.
UN Representative Eliud Wambe Mathu
Criticizes Indian Troops in UN Forces for
Wanting to Start Fighting with Katangese.
Incoming Telegram #1255. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 15,1962.1p. JFK#14. C. 4/18/78.
Problems with UN's DRC Financial Controls
Team.
Incoming Telegram #1272. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 15.1962.1p. JFK#15. C. 4/18/78.
U.S. Informed by UN Representative Ralph
Bunche That Cease-fire between DRC and
Katanga Not Yet Signed due to Work on
Amnesty Provisions.
Outgoing Telegram #603. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
October 15,1962.1p. JFK#19. S. 4/18/78.
U.S. Decides Not to Make Diplomatic Protest
regarding Threat by Katangese Official
Gabriel Kitenge to Arrest Foreign Consuls.
Outgoing Telegram #608. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
October 15,1962. 1p. JFK#20. C. 4/18/78.
State Department Encourages U.S. Consul
Jonathan Dean to Attend Reopening of
Lubilash Bridge by Katanga, Provided UN
Representative Not Excluded.
Congo•Cables, October 16,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Incoming Telegram #920. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 16, 1962. 5pp. JFK#1. C. 4/14/78.
U.S. Financial Assistance to DRC.
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0486 Incoming Telegram #924. Fr: Edmund A. 0501
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 16,1962. 1 p. JFK#2. C. 4/14/78.
DRC Press Call on President Joseph
Kasavubu to Dissolve Parliament Pending
New Elections.
0487 Incoming Telegram #925. Fr: Edmund A. 0503
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 16,1962. 1p. JFK#3. C. 4/14/78.
Comments by Nigerian Chargé regarding
U.S. Policy in Africa and DRC Political
Leaders.
0488 Incoming Telegram #927. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 16,1962. 1 p. JFK#4. C. 4/14/78. 0504
DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula Presents
New Constitution to Provincial Presidents
and Assemblies for Approval.
0489 Incoming Telegram #929. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 16,1962. 3pp. JFK#5. C. 4/14/78. 0505
Discussions between Gullion and DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula regarding Katanga
Talks.
0492 Incoming Telegram #931. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0506
October 16,1962. 6pp. JFK#6. C. 4/14/78.
U.S. Evaluation of Positions of DRC and
Katanga on Cease-fire Agreement and
Amnesty.
0498 Incoming Telegram #633. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk. 0507
October 16,1962.1p. JFK#7. C. 4/14/78.
Personal Disagreement between Katangese
Representative [?} Yav and DRC Minister
Joseph Ngalula Delays Signing of Cease-fire
Agreement.
0499 Incoming Telegram #634. Fr: Jonathan Dean. 0509
To: Dean Rusk.
October 16,1962. 1 p. JFK#8. C. 4/14/78.
U.S. Suggests That Katanga Immediately
Accept Those Portions of New DRC
Constitution Already Agreed to and State
Intention to Submit Counter Drafts on Other
Articles.
0500 Incoming Telegram #635. Fr: Jonathan Dean. 0513
To: Dean Rusk.
October 16,1962. 1 p. JFK#9. LOU.
Katanga Attempts to Exclude Arguments over
Political Entity "North Katanga."
Document
Incoming Telegram #639. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 16,1962. 2pp. JFK#10. C. 4/14/78.
Van Roey [Katangese Official?] Invited to
Leopoldville, DRC, to Observe Structure and
Operations of Monetary Council.
Incoming Telegram #640. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 16,1962. 1p. JFK#11. C. 4/14/78.
Proposed Trip to Katanga by UN
Representative Ralph Bunche to Discuss
DRC Constitution and Reintegration of
Katangese Military with Katangese President
Moise Tshombe.
Incoming Telegram #641. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 16,1962. 1p. JFK#12. C. 4/14/78.
Katangese Foreign Minister Evariste Kimba's
Views on Allowing ex-King Albert Kalonji to
Remain in Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #643. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 16,1962. 1p. JFK#14. LOU.
Final Text of Cease-fire Agreement between
DRC and Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #1278. Fr: Francis
Plimpton. To: Dean Rusk.
October 14,1962. 1p. JFK#15. C. 4/14/78.
UN Representative Ralph Bunche Plans Trip
to DRC to Consult with [UN] General [?]
Kebede.
Incoming Telegram #1292. Fr: Francis
Plimpton. To: Dean Rusk.
October 16,1962. 2pp. JFK#16. C. 4/14/78.
UN Officials Discuss Question of DRC
Ordinance and Letters on Union Miniere du
Haut Katanga Taxes.
Incoming Telegram #1293. Fr: Francis
Plimpton. To: Dean Rusk.
October 16,1962. 4pp. JFK#17. C. 4/14/78.
Letters from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-
Henri Spaak, UN Secretary General U Thant,
and Union Miniere du Haut Katanga
regarding Customs Arrangements.
Outgoing Telegram #998. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN and U.S. Embassy,
Leopoldville.
October 16,1962. 1p. JFK#19. C. 4/14/78.
Possible Belgian Technical Assistance with
Congo River Navigation.
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0514 Congo•Cables, October 17,1962. 0534
0515 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0516 Incoming Telegram #932. Fr. Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 17,1962. 1 p. JFK#1.
Itinerary for Visit to U.S. by Alphonse Sita,
Secretary General of DRC Social Affairs 0537
Ministry.
0517 Incoming Telegram #935. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 17, 1962. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 4/13/78.
U.S. Evaluation of Katangese President
Moise Tshombe's Position on New DRC
Constitution and Military Reintegration of
Katangese Troops. 0541
0519 Incoming Telegram #936. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 17, 1962. 1p. JFK#3. C. 4/13/78.
Letter from DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula to George C. McGhee regarding 0543
Commitments Made by Katangese President
Moise Tshombe.
0520 Incoming Telegram #937. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 17,1962. 3pp. JFK#4. C. 4/13/78. 0545
George C. McGhee Discusses Means of
Making UN Operation More Effective in
Interior of DRC.
0523 Incoming Telegram #938. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0547
October 17, 1962. 1p. JFK#5. C. 4/13/78.
U.S. Welcomes Efforts to Ensure Greater
Participation by Moderate Africans in Effort to
Achieve DRC Settlement.
0524 Incoming Telegram #940. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk. 0548
October 17, 1962. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 4/13/78. 0549
Revolt of DRC Cabinet over Dissatisfaction 0552
with Agreements Made with Katanga.
0526 Incoming Telegram #942. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 17,1962. 6pp. JFK#7. C. 4/13/78.
Summary of Status, Problems, and
Prospects of Work of Katanga-DRC Military 0555
Commission.
0532 Incoming Telegram #645. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 17,1962. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 4/13/78.
Katanga Fails to Send Representative to
Meeting of DRC Provincial Presidents to
Receive Draft Constitution.
Incoming Telegram #648. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 17,1962. 3pp. JFK#9. C. 4/13/78.
U.S. and British Consuls Unable to Attend
Katanga's Reopening of Lubilash Bridge due
to Transport Difficulties.
Incoming Telegram #615. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
October 17,1962. 4pp. JFK#10. C. 4/13/78.
U.S. Urges Union Miniere du Haut Katanga
to Continue Efforts to Persuade Katangese
President Moise tshombe to Bring about
Katanga's Reintegration Based on UN
Reconciliation Plan.
Incoming Telegram #1148. Fr: Brewster H.
Morris. To: Dean Rusk.
October 17,1962. 1p. JFK#11. C. 4/13/78.
U.S. Approach to Federal Republic of
Germany regarding Economic Aid for DRC.
Press Statement. Fr: Foreign Broadcast
Information Service. To: NA.
October 16,1962. 2pp. JFK#11.
Statement by DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula regarding Agreements with Katanga.
Outgoing Telegram #1003. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
October 13,1962. 2pp. JFK#12. C. 4/13/78.
UN Response to DRC Fund Technical
Assistance Financing.
Outgoing Telegram #1009. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U-S. Mission to UN.
October 17,1962: 1p. JFK#13. C. 4/13/78.
UN Asks Malaya Not to Withdraw Its Military
Contingent in DRC.
Congo•Cables, October 18,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Incoming Telegram #944. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk;
October 18,1962. 3pp. JFK#1. C. 4/13/78.
Letter to DRC Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula
from George C. McGhee regarding Efforts to
Implement UN's National Reconciliation Plan.
Incoming Telegram #947. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962.1p. JFK#2. C. 4/13/78.
Suggested Changes in Letter to Katangese
President Moise Tshombe.
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0556 Incoming Telegram #949. Fr: Edmund A. 0576
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962. 1 p. JFK#3. C. 4/13/78.
Message from George C. McGhee to
Katangese President Moise Tshombe
regarding Handling of Changes in 0577
Agreements Suggested by DRC
Government.
0557 Incoming Telegram #955. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962. 4pp. JFK#4. C. 4/13/78. 0578
Meeting with DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula regarding Complaints against UN and
Dissatisfaction with Wording of Katanga
Cease-fire and Foreign Exchange
Agreements.
0562 Incoming Telegram #956. Fr: Edmund A. 0580
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962.1 p. JFK#5. C. 4/13/78.
DRC Request for U.S. PL-480 Title I
Commodities.
0563 Incoming Telegram #957. Fr: Edmund A. 0581
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962. 1p. JFK#6. C. 4/13/78.
DRC Request for U.S. PL-480 Title I Corn.
0564 Incoming Telegram #958. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962.1 p. JFK#7. C. 4/13/78. 0582
U.S. Discusses Possible Peace Corps
Program for DRC.
0565 Incoming Telegram #959. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962.1p. JFK#8. C. 4/13/78.
Ghanaian Chargé d'Affaires Expresses 0583
Pleasure over New Draft of DRC
Constitution.
0566 Incoming Telegram #960. Fr: Edmund A.
Gullion. To: Dean Rusk.
October 1.8,1962. 1p. JFK#9. C. 4/13/78.
George C. McGhee Rebukes Katangese
President Moise Tshombe for Releasing
Minutes of Their Conversations to Foreign 0585
Consuls in Katanga.
0568 Department of State Airgram #A-141. Fr:
Norman E. Warner. To: State Department.
October 18,1962.1p. JFK#10. C. 4/13/78.
Katangese Version of Talks between George
C. McGhee and Katangese President Moise
Tshombe. 0589
0569 Department of State Airgram #A-148. Fr:
Norman E. Warner. To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962. 7pp. JFK#11. C. 4/13/78.
U.S. Report on Deteriorating Conditions in
Provinces of DRC.
Document
Incoming Telegram #650. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962.1p. JFK#12. C. 4/13/78,
Correction in Wording of Consulate Telegram
#608.
Incoming Telegram #653. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962. 1p. JFK#13. C. 4/13/78.
Food Relief for Refugees from DRC's South
Kasai Province Living in Katanga.
Incoming Telegram #654. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962. 2pp. JFK#14. C. 4/13/78.
Belgian Consul's Report on Ceremonies
Marking Katanga's Reopening of Lubilash
Bridge.
Incoming Telegram #656. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962. 1p. JFK#15. C. 4/13/78.
U.S. Comments on Speech by DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula.
Incoming Telegram #658. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962. 1p. JFK#16. C. 4/13/78.
Report That Katangese Gendarmerie Have
Mined Lubilash Bridge for Destruction Should
ANC Threaten Invasion.
Incoming Telegram #659. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962.1p. JFK#17. C. 4/13/78.
U.S. Delivers Message to Katangese Foreign
Minister Evariste Kimba to Be Forwarded to
Katangese President Moise Tshombe.
Incoming Telegram #660. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962. 2pp. JFK#18. C. 4/13/78.
Katangese Foreign Minister Evariste Kimba's
Comments on Cease-fire and DRC Prime
Minister Cyrille Adoula's Efforts to Undermine
Katangese President Moise Tshombe's
Government.
Incoming Telegram #661. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 18, 1962. 4pp. JFK#20. OUO.
French Text of Katangese Declaration
Presented to Foreign Consuls in
Elisabethville by Foreign Minister Evariste
Kimba.
Incoming Telegram #662. Fr: Jonathan Dean.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962. 2pp. JFK#21. C. 4/13/78.
Foreign Minister Evariste Kimba's Remarks
Following Presentation of Declaration of
Katanga's Position to Foreign Consuls in
Elisabethville.
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0591 Incoming Telegram #1339. Fr: Adlai E. 0612
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962. 1p. JFK#22. C. 4/13/78.
Plans for UN Representative Ralph Bunche's
Trip to DRC.
0592 Incoming Telegram #1348. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk. 0613
October 18,1962. 2pp. JFK#23. C. 4/13/78.
UN Reaction to DRC Prime Minister Cyrille
Adoula's Repudiation of Cease-fire and Other
Agreements with Katanga.
0595 Department of State Airgram #A-67. Fr: W.
Wendell Blancke. To: Dean Rusk.
October 15,1962. 5pp. JFK#24. C. 4/13/78. 0614
Report on Riot between Congolese
(Brazzaville) and Gabon over Soccer Match.
0600 Incoming Telegram #622. Fr: Douglas 0615
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1962. 2pp. JFK#25. C. 4/13/78.
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak
Informed of George C. McGhee's Evaluation
of DRC Situation and U.S. Talks with Union 0616
Miniere du Haut Katanga.
0602 CIA Information Report. Fr: CIA. To: NA.
October 18,1962. 2pp. JFK#26.
C. 8/24/81 IP.
Dissatisfaction over DRC Government's
Handling of Katanga Problem. 0617
0604 Outgoing Telegram #623. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
October 16, 1962. 2pp. JFK#27. C. 4/13/78.
Discussions regarding DRC Government's
Amnesty for Katangese President Moise 0618
Tshombe Specifically and Katanga in
General.
0606 Outgoing Telegram #625. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Leopoldville.
October 18,1962. 2pp. JFK#28. C. 4/13/78.
U.S. Requests Information and Assessment
of Reasons for DRC Prime Minister Cyrille 0619
Adoula's Repudiation of Cease-fire 0620
Agreement with Katanga. 0621
Dahomey
0608 Dahomey•January 1961-March 1962.
0609 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
0611 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Hubert Maga.
February 2,1961.1 p. JFK#1.
Thank-You Letter to Dahoman President 0622
Maga for Courtesies Extended to U.S.
Senate Delegation and Edward Kennedy.
Document
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Hubert Maga.
February 14, 1961.1p. JFK#2.
Letter Expressing Pleasure That Edward
Kennedy and U.S. Senate Delegation Had
Opportunity to Meet and Talk with Dahoman
President Maga.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 7,1961. 1p.JFK#3.
Note from Dahoman President Hubert Maga
to John F. Kennedy regarding Adherence of
Dahomey to Convention on International Civil
Aviation.
Letter (in French). Fr: Hubert Maga.
To: John F. Kennedy.
May 24, 1961.1 p. JFK#3a.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Hubert Maga.
To: John F. Kennedy.
May 18, 1961.1 p. JFK#3b.
Note regarding Adherence of Dahomey to
Convention on International Civil Aviation.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 22, 1961.1p. JFK#4.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for
Robinson Mcllvaine, Newly Designated U.S.
Ambassador to Dahomey.
Incoming Telegram #184. Fr: Converse
Hettinger. To: Dean Rusk.
January 29,1962.1p. JFK#6. OUO.
Plans for Dahoman Finance Minister [?]
Adande's Visit to U.S.
Department of State Airgram #A-59. Fr:
Robinson Mcllvaine. To: State Department.
March 23, 1962.1p. JFK#8. LOU.
Request for "Presidential Guest" Visit for
Dahoman President Hubert Maga with John
F. Kennedy.
Dahomey•April 1962-May 1962.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Outgoing Telegram #5275. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
April 2,1962.1p. JFK#1. C. 8/11/77.
U.S. Requests French Government's
Evaluation of Financial Situation in Dahomey
and Possibility of Political Developments
against Dahoman President Hubert Maga.
Incoming Telegram #4681. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
April 3, 1962. 1p. JFK#2. C. 8/11/77 IP.
French Government Informs U.S. That
Dahomey Is in Acute Financial Crisis due to
Political instability.
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0623 Department of State Airgram #A-13. 0636
Fr: Dean Rusk. To: U.S. Embassy, Cotonou.
April 4, 1962.1p. JFK#3. C. 8/11/77.
Request tor Dahoman President Hubert
Maga to Visit U.S.
0624 Incoming Telegram #3431. Fr: Francis
Plimpton. To: Dean Rusk.
April 18, 1962. 1 p. JFK#4. LOU. 0637
Incident in Which UN Delegates from
Dahomey and Central African Republic Were
Refused Service at Elkton, Maryland,
Dinette.
0625 Incoming Telegram #291. Fr: Robinson
Mcllvaine. To: Dean Rusk.
April 26, 1962.1p. JFK#5. C. 8/11/77.
French Ambassador to Dahomey Expresses 0641
Concern over U.S. Military Assistance
Program.
0626 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
Aprime, 1962. 1 p. JFK#6.
Letter to Kennedy from Dahoman UN 0643
Ambassador Louis I. Pinto Accepting
Invitation to Attend U.S. Fleet Maneuvers.
0627 Letter. Fr: Louis I. Pinto. To: John F. Kennedy. 0646
March 30, 1962. 2pp. JFK#6a.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Dahoman UN
Ambassador Pinto Accepting Invitation to
Attend U.S. Fleet Maneuvers.
0629 Incoming Telegram #320. Fr: Robinson 0647
Mcllvaine. To: Dean Rusk.
May 25, 1962. 1p. JFK#7. C. 8/11/77.
Plans for Visit to U.S. by Dahoman President
Hubert Maga.
0630 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0651
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 25, 1962. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 8/11/77.
Request for Appointment with John F.
Kennedy for Dahoman Goodwill Mission.
0632 Dahomey•June 1962. 0652
0633 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
0634 Incoming Telegram #331. Fr: Robinson
Mcllvaine. To: Dean Rusk.
June 4, 1962. 1p. JFK#1. C. 1/6/77.
Additional Needs for Construction of
Headquarters for UAM.
0635 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Louis I. Pinto. 0654
JuneS, 1962.1 p. JFK#2.
Letter from Kennedy to Dahoman UN
Ambassador Pinto Thanking Him for His
Attendance at U.S. Naval Maneuvers and
Apologizing for Elkton, Maryland,
Discrimination Incident.
Document
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Louis I. Pinto.
NA. 1p.JFK#2b.
Letter from Kennedy to Dahoman UN
Ambassador Pinto Thanking Him for His
Attendance at U.S. Naval Maneuvers and
Apologizing for Elkton, Maryland,
Discrimination Incident.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Louis I. Pinto. To:
John F. Kennedy.
May 11,1962. 4pp. JFK#2c.
Letter to Kennedy from Dahoman UN
Ambassador Pinto Expressing Thanks for
Invitation to U.S. Naval Maneuvers and
Complaining about Racial Discrimination
Incident in Elkton, Maryland.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 2,1962. 1p.JFK#2a.
Suggested Reply to Letter from Dahoman
UN Ambassador Louis I. Pinto to John F.
Kennedy.
Letter (in French). Fr: Louis I. Pinto. To: John
F. Kennedy.
May11,1962.3pp.JFK#2d.
Incoming Telegram #337. Fr: Robinson
Mcllvaine. To: Dean Rusk.
June 7,1962.1p. JFK#3. QUO.
UAM Secretary General [?] Tevoedjre
Presents Gift to John F. Kennedy.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
June 15,1962. 4pp. JFK#4. LOU.
U.S. Interest in Proposed Dahoman
University.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 12, 1962. 1p. JFK#5.
Memorandum of Conversation between John
F. Kennedy and Dahoman Minister of State
Oke Assogba.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
June 15,1962. 2pp. JFK#5a. LOU.
Discussions between U.S. State Department
Officials and Dahoman Minister of State Oke
Assogba regarding Agricultural Production
and Improvement of Education in Dahomey.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 10,1962. 1p.JFK#5b.
'The Attached Is for Approval Prior to
Distribution. The President's Remarks Are
Sidelined in Blue."
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0655 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA. 0702
To: NA.
June 15, 1962. 2pp. JFK#5c. LOU.
Discussions between U.S. State Department
Officials and Dahoman Minister of State Oke
Assogba regarding Agricultural Production
and Improvement of Education in Dahomey. 0704
0657 Dahomey•Goodwill Mission,
June 15,1962.
0658 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0659 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy. 0705
June 14, 1962.2pp. JFK#1. C. 9/14/78.
John F. Kennedy Meets with Dahoman
Goodwill Mission.
0661 Talking Paper. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0706
NA. 3pp. JFK#2.
Discussion Points for John F. Kennedy's
Meeting with Dahoman Goodwill Mission.
0665 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0708
June 13, 1962. 1p.JFK#3.
John F. Kennedy Meets with Dahoman
Goodwill Mission.
0666 Briefing Book. Fr: NA. To: NA.
June 8-15,1962. 31pp. JFK#4-#21. C.
OUO. 9/14/78. 0711
Briefing Book for Dahoman Goodwill
Mission's Visit to U.S. [Itinerary for Dahoman
Goodwill Mission's Visit to U.S.; Dahomey
Background Paper; U.S. Aid to Dahomey;
U.S. Military Assistance to Dahomey; U.S. 0712
Educational and Cultural Program in
Dahomey; and Biographical Sketches of
Members of Dahoman Goodwill Mission].
0712
0697 Dahomey•July 1962-June 1963.
0698 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0699 Incoming Telegram #8. Fr: Robinson
Mcllvaine. To: Dean Rusk.
July 19, 1962. 1 p. JFK#1. C. 6/28/77 IP. 0713
USSR and Czechoslovakia Offer Financial
Aid to Dahoman President Hubert Maga.
0700 Copy of Incoming Telegram #8. Fr: Robinson
Mcllvaine. To: Dean Rusk.
July 19, 1962. 1p. JFK#1. C. 6/28/77 IP.
USSR and Czechoslovakia Offer Financial 0714
Aid to Dahoman President Hubert Maga.
0701 Outgoing Telegram #14. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Cotonou.
August 3, 1962. 1p. JFK#2. C. 6/28/77.
U.S. Informed That Dahoman President
Hubert Maga Invited to Visit USSR.
148
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Incoming Telegram #14. Fr: Robinson
Mcllvaine. To: Dean Rusk.
August 6, 1962. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 6/28/77.
Consideration Given to Extending Invitation
to Dahoman President Hubert Maga to Visit
U.S.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Dean Rusk.
Augusts, 1962. 1p.JFK#4.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for
Robinson Mcllvaine, U.S. Ambassador to
Dahomey.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#4a.
Biographical Data on Robinson Mcllvaine,
U.S. Ambassador to Dahomey.
Department of State Airgram #A-79. Fr:
James Carson. To: State Department.
October 5, 1962. 2pp. JFK#5.
Spot Check of Duty Officer Procedures in
Dahomey.
Incoming Telegram. Fr: Robinson Mcllvaine.
To: Dean Rusk.
February 19, 1963. 2pp. JFK#7. 6/28/77 IP.
Dahoman President Hubert Maga Discusses
Criticism of U.S. at Entente Meeting with U.S.
Ambassador Mcllvaine.
Department of State Airgram #A-236. Fr:
Robinson Mcllvaine. To: State Department.
April 5, 1963.1p. JFK#8. OUO.
Diplomatic Dinner Party Given by Ghanaian
Ambassador to Dahomey.
Note. Fr: Thelma [?]. To: Polly Yates.
NA. 1p.JFK#9.
"Mr. Kaysen Did Not Speak to Anyone in
State about This. Would You Please?"
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
Aprils, 1963.1 p. JFK#9a.
"For White House Approval Prior to
Transmission."
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Cotonou.
April 5,1963.1p. JFK#9b. LOU.
Possibility That Dahoman President Hubert
Maga Might Be Officially Invited to Visit U.S.
Appears Remote.
Outgoing Telegram #148. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Cotonou.
April 9, 1963.1p. JFK#10. LOU.
Possibility That Dahoman President Hubert
Maga Might Be Officially Invited to Visit U.S.
Appears Remote.
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0715 Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge 0725
Bundy.
April 11, 1963.1p.JFK#10a.
"For White House Approval Prior to
Transmission. Mr. Kaysen Has Been
Interested in This." 0726
0716 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Cotonou.
April 9,1963.1 p. JFK#1 Ob. LOU.
Possibility That Dahoman President Hubert
Maga Might Be Officially Invited to Visit U.S.
Appears Remote.
0727
0717 Dahomey•July 1963-September
1963.
0719 Memorandum. Fr: Edward S. Little. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
Julyl, 1963.1p.JFK#1. 0728
Letter from Dahoman President Hubert Maga
Inviting John F. Kennedy to Attend
Dahomey's Independence Celebrations.
0720 Translation of Letter. Fr: Hubert Maga. To:
John F. Kennedy. 0729
June 19, 1963.1p.JFK#1a.
Letter from Dahoman President Hubert Maga
Inviting Kennedy to Attend Dahomey's
Independence Celebrations.
0721 Outgoing Telegram #2. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Cotonou.
JulyS, 1963.1 p. JFK#2. LOU. 0730
Anthony J. Celebrezze, U.S. Secretary of
Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW),
Appointed John F. Kennedy's Personal 0731
Representative to Dahomey's Independence
Celebrations.
0722 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
July 6,1963.1p. JFK#2a. LOU.
White House Clearance of Outgoing 0732
Telegram to U.S. Embassy, Cotonou.
0723 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Cotonou.
July 5,1963.1p. JFK#2b. LOU.
Anthony J. Celebrezze, U.S. Secretary of 0733
Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW),
Appointed John F. Kennedy's Personal
Representative to Dahomey's Independence
Celebrations.
0724 Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: William H.
Brubeck. 0734
July 18, 1963.1p. JFK#3.
"For Transmittal."
0724 Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#3a.
"State Asked for Signed Original."
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Hubert Maga.
July 11,1963.1p.JFK#3b.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Dahoman
President Maga Declining Invitation to Attend
Dahomey's Independence Celebrations.
Memorandum. Fr: Edward S. Little. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
July 6,1963.1p.JFK#3c.
Suggested Reply from John F. Kennedy to
Dahoman President Hubert Maga's Invitation
to Attend Dahomey's Independence
Celebrations.
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Hubert Maga.
NA. 1 p. JFK#3d.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Dahoman
President Maga Declining Invitation to Attend
Dahomey's Independence Celebrations.
Letter. Fr: Hubert Maga. To: John F. Kennedy.
June 19,1963.1p.JFK#3e.
Letter from Dahoman President Maga
Inviting Kennedy to Attend Dahomey's
Independence Celebrations.
Copy of Letter. Fr: Hubert Maga. To: John F.
Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#3f.
Letter from Dahoman President Maga
Inviting Kennedy to Attend Dahomey's
Independence Celebrations.
[Note: Document Is Unreadable.]
Letter (in French). Fr: Hubert Maga. To: John
F. Kennedy.
June 19,1963.1p. JFK#3g.
Outgoing Telegram #13. Fr: NA. To: U.S.
Embassy, Cotonou.
July 30,1963.1p. JFK#4. LOU.
U.S. Finds It Impossible to Make
Commitment on Proposed Trip of Dahoman
President Hubert Maga.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
July 31,1963.1p. JFK#4a. LOU.
White House Clearance of Draft Cable to
U.S. Embassy, Cotonou.
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Cotonou.
July 30,1963.1p. JFK#4b. LOU.
U.S. Finds It Impossible to Make
Commitment on Proposed Trip of Dahoman
President Hubert Maga.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
September 11,1963.1p. JFK#5.
Visit to U.S. by Dahoman President Hubert
Maga.
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0735 Note. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0749
NA. 1p.JFK#6.
"Did Not See President."
0736 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
September 18, 1963. 1 p. JFK#6a. 0750
Robinson Mcllvaine, U.S. Ambassador to
Dahomey, Arrives in Washington, D.C., for
Consultations.
0737 Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#6b. 0752
Biographical Data on Robinson Mcllvaine,
U.S. Ambassador to Dahomey.
0738 Dahomey•October 1963-November
1963. 0753
0739 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
0740 Incoming Telegram #89. Fr: James Carson.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 22,1963. 2pp. JFK#1. C. 6/20/77.
Causes of Antigovernment Rioting in Porto 0754
Novo, Dahomey.
0742 Incoming Telegram #95. Fr: James Carson.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 24,1963. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 9/21/76.
Military Forces of Dahoman President Hubert 0755
Maga Bring Antigovernment Demonstrations
under Control.
0744 Incoming Telegram #102. Fr: James Carson.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 26,1963. 2pp. JFK#3. LOU.
Peaceful Antigovernment Demonstrations
Organized by Labor Unions Continue in 0756
Porto Novo, Dahomey.
0746 Incoming Telegram #110. Fr: James Carson.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 27,1963. 1p. JFK#4. C. 6/20/77.
Dahoman Union Leaders and Demonstrators
Call for Dissolution of Government and 0757
Resignation of President Hubert Maga.
0747 Incoming Telegram. Fr: Leon B. Poullada. To:
Dean Rusk.
October 27,1963. 1p. JFK#5.
Radio Dahomey Announces Resignation of
President Hubert Maga and Assumption of 0759
Power by Colonel Christophe Soglo.
0748 Incoming Telegram #108. Fr: [?] Corcoran.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 28,1963. 1p. JFK#8. C. 9/21/78.
Government of Upper Volta Discusses
Position on Dissolution of Hubert Maga's
Government in Dahomey.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 28,1963. 1p. JFK#10.
Political Situation in Dahomey Following
Dissolution of Government of Hubert Maga.
Memorandum. Fr: Robinson Mcllvaine. To:
John F. Kennedy.
NA. 2pp. JFK#10a. C. 7/11/78 IP.
Military Takeover of Government of Dahomey
by Colonel Christophe Soglo.
Note. Fr: Helen Colle. To: Polly Yates.
November 1,1963.1p. JFK#11.
"Do You Want This[?] Mr. Brubeck Used
Attachment as an Attachment to a Memo He
Sent President on This."
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 28,1963. 1p. JFK#11a.
Political Situation in Dahomey Following
Dissolution of Government of Hubert Maga.
Incoming Telegram #122. Fr: James Carson.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 29,1963. 1p. JFK#12. LOU.
Communiqués Issued by Provisional
Government of Dahomey.
Incoming Telegram #127. Fr: Leon B.
Poullada. To: Dean Rusk.
October 29,1963. 1p. JFK#13. C. 9/21/76.
U.S. Embassy, Lome Remains in Radio and
Telephonic Contact with U.S. Embassy,
Cotonou and Receives Assurances That All
Americans Safe.
Incoming Telegram #128. Fr: Robinson
Mcllvaine. To: Dean Rusk.
October 30,1963. 1p. JFK#14. LOU.
Colonel Christophe Soglo, Dahoman Chief of
State, and Former President Hubert Maga
Leave on Planned Trip to Northern Dahomey.
Incoming Telegram #134. Fr: Robinson
Mcllvaine. To: Dean Rusk.
Discussions between U.S. Ambassador
Robinson Mcllvaine and Colonel Christophe
Soglo, Dahoman Chief of State, regarding
Military Takeover.
Outgoing Telegram #47. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Cotonou.
November 13,1963.1p. JFK#17. C. 9/21/76.
British Government Announces Intention of
Recognizing Dahoman Provisional Military
Government Headed by Colonel Christophe
Soglo.
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Ghana 0778
0760 Ghana•January 1961.
0761 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
0763 Incoming Telegram #808. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 20,1961. 3pp. JFK#1. C. 5/8/75.
U.S. Policy toward Volta River Project In
Ghana. 0785
0766 Incoming Telegram #815. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 21,1961. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 5/8/75.
Letter of Greeting from John F. Kennedy to
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
0768 Outgoing Telegram #754. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: 0788
U.S. Embassy, Accra.
January 22,1961.1p. JFK#3. C. 5/8/75.
"You Are Authorized Present Message from
President Suggested Your 815x When You
•Present Credentials Tomorrow."
0789
0769 Note. Fr: Andrew J. Goodpaster. To: Walter J.
Stoessel, Jr.
January 24,1961.1 p. JFK#4.
"For Information."
0790
0770 Incoming Telegram #825. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 24,1961. 2pp. JFK#4a. C. 5/8/75.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy regarding
Arrest of DRC Prime Minister Patrice 0792
Lumumba and Suggestions for Policy in
Congo Situation.
0772 Note. Fr: Andrew J. Goodpaster. To: Walter J.
Stoessel, Jr.
January 24,1961.1p. JFK#5.
"For Your Information." 0793
0773 Incoming Telegram #826. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 24,1961. 2pp. JFK#5a. C. 5/8/75.
Discussions with Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah regarding DRC Situation and Volta
River Project. 0794
0775 Incoming Telegram #828. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 24,1961.1p. JFK#6. C. 9/19/75.
Results of Casablanca Conference of African
Heads of State.
0776 Note. Fr: Andrew J. Goodpaster. To: Walter J. 0795
Stoessel, Jr. 0796
January 26,1961.1 p. JFK#7. 0797
"For President."
Incoming Telegram #839. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 25,1961. 7pp. C. 5/8/75.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy Offering
Congratulations on His Election and
Expressing Concern over DRC Situation.
Incoming Telegram #841. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 26,1961. 3pp. JFK#8. C. 5/8/75.
Extent to Which Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah Identifies His Goals with Those of
Soviet Bloc.
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
January 27,1961. 1p. JFK#9. C. 5/8/75.
Interim Reply to Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah's Letter to Kennedy on DRC Crisis.
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Kwame Nkrumah.
NA. 1p.JFK#9. C. NA.
Reply to President Kwame Nkrumah's Letter
on DRC Situation.
Outgoing Telegram #787. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Accra.
January 29,1961. 2pp. JFK#10. C. 9/19/75.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah regarding DRC
Situation.
Memorandum. Fr: Walter J. Stoessel, Jr. To:
Andrew J. Goodpaster.
January 30,1961.1p. JFK#11.
Signed Original of Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah's Letter to John F.
Kennedy, Dated January 23,1961.
Incoming Telegram #865. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 30,1961. 1p. JFK#12. C. 9/19/75.
U.S. Ambassador Francis Russell Delivers
John F. Kennedy's Message to Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah.
Incoming Telegram #873. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 31,1961. 1p. JFK#13. C. 5/8/75.
Developments Indicating Thawing of
Relations between Ghana and U.S.
Ghana•Volta River Project, 1961.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Letter. Fr: Barbara Ward. To: Walt W. Rostow.
June 2,1961. 2pp. JFK#1.
Developments in Ghana and Weakening of
Western Influence in Africa.
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0799 Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: Walt 0827
W. Rostow.
July 18, 1961. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 8/17/76.
Background on British Economist Nicholas
Kaldor and Ghana's Negotiations with World
Bank. 0828
0802 Memorandum. Fr: Walt W. Rostow. To: John
F. Kennedy. 0829
September 13,1961. 2pp. JFK#3. S. 8/17/74
IP.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Plans to Send Four Hundred Military Officer 0834
Cadets to USSR for Training.
0804 Memorandum. Fr: Murray Balman [Belman].
To: Donald A. Dumont.
September 26,1961. 2pp. JFK#4. 0842
U.S. Commitment on Volta River Project In
Ghana.
0806 Press Release. Fr: United Press International
(UPI). To: NA.
September 29,1961.1 p. JFK#5. 0859
Uncertainty regarding U.S. Aid to Volta River
Project in Wake of Ghana's Dismissal of Pro- 0861
Western Cabinet Members.
0807 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
NA. 5pp. JFK#6. S. 4/23/76.
Volta River Project and Current Political
Situation in Ghana.
0812 Letter. Fr: W. M. Q. Halm. To: Dean Rusk.
September 29,1961. 2pp. JFK#6a.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy regarding Volta
River Project.
0814 Memorandum. Fr: Donald A. Dumont.
To: G. Mennen Williams.
September 29,1961. 6pp. JFK#6b.
S. 4/23/76.
Critique of U.S. Ambassador Francis
Russell's Recommendations regarding
Conclusion of Volta River Project Agreement 0935
with Ghana and Nature of U.S. Commitment. 0936
0820 Memorandum. Fr: G. Mennen Williams. 0937
To: George W. Ball.
September 12,1961. 4pp. JFK#6c.
C. 4/23/76.
Pro-Soviet Statements by Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah.
0825 Memorandum. Fr: Walt W. Rostow. To: John
F. Kennedy. 0939
October 2, 1961. 2pp. JFK#7. S. 8/17/76 IP.
U.S. Decision on Volta River Project in
Ghana.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: J. Wayne Fredericks.
To: Walt W. Rostow.
October 10,1961.1p. JFK#8.
Articles by Colin Legum on Situation in
Ghana in London Observer.
Routing Slip. Fr: NA. To: Lois Nivens.
1p.JFK#8.
Typewritten Copy of Newspaper Article. Fr:
Colin Legum. To: NA.
October 2, 1961. 5pp. JFK#8a.
"Is Ghana Going Communist?" [Part I].
Typewritten Copy of Newspaper Article.
Fr: Colin Legum. To: NA.
October 3,1961. 8pp. JFK#8a.
"Is Ghana Going Communist?" [Part II].
Report. Fr: State Department. To: National
Security Council.
Decembers, 1961.17pp. JFK#10. S. 4/9/76.
Volta River Project in Ghana.
Ghana•Volta River Project, Kaiser
Aluminum Project, January 30,1961.
Report. Fr: Kaiser Aluminum Corporation. To:
NA.
January 30,1961. 74pp. JFK#1-#73.
Volta River Hydroelectric Project and Valco
Aluminum Smelter Project in Ghana [U.S.
Interest in Volta River and Valco Projects; Tax
Treaty between U.S. and Ghana; Political
Risks of Valco Project; Boke Bauxite and
Alumina Project in Guinea; Konkoure
Hydroelectric Project in Guinea; Valco-Ghana
Agreements; Financing Plan for Valco
Aluminum Smelter in Ghana; U.S.
Government Assistance to Cover Risks of
Investment In African Aluminum Projects;
Valco Investment Guaranties; Background
Report on Republic of Ghana; Cabinet of
Ghana; History of Ghana].
Ghana•February 1-16,1961.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Incoming Telegram #2069. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
February 1,1961. 2pp. JFK#1. C. 9/19/75.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to Stevenson Asking U.S.
Assistance in Releasing DRC Prime Minister
Patrice Lumumba.
Incoming Telegram #880. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 2,1961.2pp. JFK#2. OUO.
U.S. Discussions with Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah regarding DRC Situation.
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0942 Outgoing Telegram #802. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0963
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
February 2, 1961. 5pp. JFK#3. C. 5/8/75.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah regarding U.S.
Policy on DRC.
0947 Letter. Fr: Kwame Nkrumah. To: John F. 0965
Kennedy.
January 23,1961. 1p. JFK#3a.
Letter of Congratulations on Kennedy's
Assumption of Presidency from Ghanaian
President Nkrumah.
0948 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Kwame Nkrumah. 0966
February 2,1961.4pp. JFK#3b. C. 5/8/75.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Ghanaian
President Nkrumah regarding U.S. Policy on
DRC.
0952 Outgoing Telegram #807. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Accra. 0972
February 3, 1961.1p. JFK#4. OUO.
Reply to Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah's Message of Congratulations from
John F. Kennedy.
0953 Memorandum. Fr: Walter J. Stoessel, Jr. To:
Andrew J. Goodpaster. 0974
February 2, 1961,1 p. JFK#4a.
Congratulatory Message to John F. Kennedy
from Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
0954 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Kwame Nkrumah.
NA. 1p.JFK#4b.
Reply to Ghanaian President Nkrumah's 0976
Congratulatory Message to John F. Kennedy.
0955 Incoming Telegram #890. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 3,1961.1p. JFK#5. C. 9/19/75.
U.S. Ambassador Russell Delivers Letter to
Ghanaian Foreign Minister in Absence of 0978
President Kwame Nkrumah.
0956 Incoming Telegram #891. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 4,1961. 5pp. JFK#6. S. 5/8/75.
Visit of Ghanaian Government Delegation to
U.S. to Discuss Volta River Project and DRC 0980
Situation.
0961 Incoming Telegram. Fr: Francis H. Russell.
To: Dean Rusk.
February 8,1961.2pp. JFK#7. C. 5/8/75.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame 0986
Nkrumah regarding U.S. Navy's Goodwill
Visit to Ghana.
Document
Incoming Telegram #911. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 9, 1961. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 5/8/75.
Discussions between Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah and Crown Prince Moulay
Hassan of Morocco.
Incoming Telegram #912. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 10, 1961. 1p. JFK#9. S. 5/8/75.
Lack of Response from Ghanaian
Government to Letter from John F. Kennedy
to Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
Incoming Telegram #936. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 15,1961. 6pp. JFK#10.
Radio Broadcast by Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah regarding Assassination of
DRC Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba.
Incoming Telegram #940. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 15, 1961. 2pp. JFK#11. C. 5/8/75.
Anti-American Demonstration at U.S.
Embassy in Ghana Following Assassination
of DRC Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba.
Incoming Telegram #947. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 15, 1961. 2pp. JFK#12. C. 5/8/75.
Note from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah regarding Scope of U.S. Navy's
Goodwill Mission to Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #953. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 16,1961. 2pp. JFK#13. S. 9/19/75.
Ghanaian Government Announces That They
Will Accept No Further Technical Aid from
U.S.
Incoming Telegram #959. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 16, 1961. 2pp. JFK#14. C. 5/8/75.
Aide Mémoire from Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah regarding Statements by
John F. Kennedy on DRC Situation.
Incoming Telegram #961. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 16, 1961. 5pp. JFK#15.
Ghanaian Government Press Statement on
U.S. Policy toward DRC.
Incoming Telegram #962. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 16, 1961. 1p. JFK#16. C. 5/8/75.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Expresses Appreciation for Efforts by Adlai E.
Stevenson to Find Solution to DRC Problem.
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0987 Ghana•February 17-21,1961. 1002
0988 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0989 Incoming Telegram #965. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 17, 1961. 1p. JFK#17. C. 5/8/75.
Foreign Ministers of Casablanca
Governments Meet in Accra, Ghana, to 1004
Discuss DRC Situation.
0990 Incoming Telegram #972. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 17, 1961. 1p. JFK#18. C. 5/8/75.
Discussions with Ghanaian Officials
regarding U.S. Construction of Housing 1007
Project at Tema Harbor.
0991 Text of Message. Fr: Kwame Nkrumah. To:
Dag Hammarskjold.
February 18,1961. 2pp. JFK#19.
Ghanaian President Nkrumah Calls for More
Effective Efforts by UN in DRC. 1009
0993 Incoming Telegram #974. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 18, 1961.1p. JFK#20. C. 5/8/75.
, U.S. Embassy, Accra Comments on Robert
Gardiner, Chief of UN Operations in DRC, 1011
and Sir Robert Jackson, Chairman of Gold
Coast Development Commission.
0994 Incoming Telegram #977. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 18,1961. 3pp. JFK#21.
Message from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to UN Secretary General Dag 1012
Hammarskjold regarding Effectiveness of UN
in DRC.
0997 Incoming Telegram #978. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 18, 1961.1p. JFK#22. S. 5/8/75.
President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana Informs 1014
Ghanaian Parliament of Status of Volta River
Project and Main Features of Valco
Agreement.
0998 Incoming Telegram #980. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk. 1016
February 18,1961. 2pp. JFK#23. OUO.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Speech Welcoming Soviet President Leonid
Brezhnev.
1000 Incoming Telegram #981. Fr: Francis H. 1017
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 18, 1961. 2pp. JFK#24. C. 5/8/75.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Comments on
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Message to UN Secretary General Dag
Hammarskjold.
Outgoing Telegram #862. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
February 17, 1961.1p. JFK#25. S. 9/19/75.
U.S. State Department Gives Consideration
to Possible Statement on Volta River Project
in Ghana.
Outgoing Telegram #863. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
February 17, 1961. 3pp. JFK#26. LOU.
U.S. State Department Informed of President
Kwame Nkrumah's Unhappiness with John F.
Kennedy's Statement on DRC.
Incoming Telegram #982. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 19, 1961. 2pp. JFK#27. C. 5/8/75.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah Given
Aide Mémoire on U.S. Interpretation of Legal
Position of Kasavubu Government in DRC.
Incoming Telegram #983. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 19, 1961. 2pp. JFK#28. C. 5/8/75.
Discussions with Ghanaian Foreign Minister
Ako Adjei regarding DRC Situation.
Incoming Telegram #984. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 18, 1961. 1p. JFK#29. C. 9/19/75.
Meeting between Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah and Chad F. Calhoun, Vice
President of Kaiser Aluminum Corporation,
regarding Volta River Project.
Incoming Telegram #998. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 21,1961. 2pp. JFK#30.
Note from Ghanaian Foreign Affairs Minister
regarding Alleged Delivery of Jet Aircraft for
Katangesë Government by U.S. Citizens.
Outgoing Telegram #876. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
February 21, 1961. 2pp. JFK#31. S. 9/19/75.
U.S. Discusses New UN Actions on DRC with
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
Memorandum. Fr: Frederick G. Dutton. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
February 21, 1961. 1p. JFK#32.
Request for Reaction to Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah's Plans to Visit U.S.
Memorandum. Fr: Frederick G. Dutton.
To: John F. Kennedy.
February 21,1961. 2pp. JFK#32a.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Plans to Visit U.S. and Strengthen UN Role
in Maintaining Peace in Congo.
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1019 Incoming Telegram #1000. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 21, 1961. 1p. JFK#33. LOU.
Discussions with Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah regarding Situation in DRC.
1020 Incoming Telegram #1001. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 21, 1961. 10pp. JFK#34.
Text of Aide Mémoire from Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah on Legal
Questions regarding Government of DRC.
1030 Incoming Telegram #1005. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 21, 1961. 1p. JFK#35.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Presents Outline of Volta River Project to
Ghanaian Parliament.
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Ghana cont.
Source and Editorial Note. 1p.
Folder Title List. 9pp.
0001 Ghana•February 22-28,1961.
0002 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0003 Incoming Telegram #1006. Fr: Francis H.
-• Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 22,1961. 2pp. JFK#36. S. 5/8/75.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Comments on Volta
River Project Situation Following Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah's Speech to
Ghanaian Parliament.
0005 Incoming Telegram #1013. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 23, 1961. 1p. JFK#37. C. 5/8/75.
Government of Ghana Concludes Economic
and Technical Agreement and Trade and
Navigation Agreement with Yugoslavia.
0006 Incoming Telegram #1015. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 23,1961. 5pp. JFK#38. C. 5/8/75.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy regarding DRC
Crisis.
0011 Incoming Telegram #1018. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 24, 1961. 3pp. JFK#39. C. 5/8/75.
Developments at Casablanca Foreign
Ministers Conference.
Frame Document
0014 Incoming Telegram #1021. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 24,1961. 1p. JFK#40. C. 5/8/75.
Sir Robert Jackson's Comments on World
Bank's Involvement with Volta River Project
in Ghana.
0015 Incoming Telegram #1023. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 24,1961. 2pp. JFK#41. C. 5/8/75.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's Use
of Correspondence with U.S. for Propaganda
Purpose.
0017 Outgoing Telegram #886. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
February 25,1961. 2pp. JFK#42. C. 5/8/75.
U.S. Explains Shipment of Jet Training
Aircraft for Katanga to Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah.
0019 Incoming Telegram #1026. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 26,1961. 2pp. JFK#43. S. 9/19/75.
Increasing Soviet Influence in Ghana.
0021 Routing Slip. Fr: NA. To: McGeorge Bundy.
1p.JFK#44.
0022 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F. «
Kennedy.
February 26,1961. 1p. JFK#44. S. 5/8/75.
Suggested Reply to Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah's Letter to Kennedy, Dated
February 22,1961.
0023 Draft Letter. Fr: NÀ. To: Kwame Nkrumah.
NA. 5pp. JFK#44a.
Reply to Ghanaian President Nkrumah's
Letter on DRC Crisis and His Plan to Come
to U.S. to Attend UN General Assembly.
0028 Outgoing Telegram #891. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
February 28,1961.5pp. JFK#45. S. 5/8/75.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah's Letteron DRC
Crisis and His Plan to Come to U.S. to Attend
UN General Assembly.
0033 Memorandum. Fr: Walter J. Stoessel, Jr.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
February 28,1961. 1p. JFK#45a. C. 5/8/75.
Signed Original of Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah's Letter to John F.
Kennedy.
0034 Letter. Fr: Kwame Nkrumah. To: John F.
Kennedy.
February 22,1961. 3pp. JFK#45b.
Letter to Kennedy regarding DRC Crisis.
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0037 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F. 0058
Kennedy.
February 26, 1961. 1p. JFK#45c. S. 5/8/75.
Suggested Reply to Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah's Letter to Kennedy, Dated
February 22, 1961.
0038 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Kwame Nkrumah.
NA. 5pp. JFK#45d. 0059
Reply to Ghanaian President Nkrumah's
Letter on DRC Crisis and His Plan to Come
to U.S. to Attend UN General Assembly.
0043 Incoming Telegram #1026. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 26, 1961. 2pp. JFK#45e. S. 9/19/75. 0063
Increasing Soviet Influence in Ghana.
0045 Incoming Telegram #1015. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 23, 1961. 5pp. JFK#45f. C. 5/8/75.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame 0064
Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy regarding DRC
Crisis.
0050 Incoming Telegram #1035. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 28, 1961. 1 p. JFK#46. C. 5/8/75.
Travel Plans for Ghanaian President Kwame 0066
Nkrumah's Trip to U.S.
0051 Ghana•March 1-5,1961.
0052 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0053 Incoming Telegram #1040. Fr: Francis H. 0067
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
March 1,1961.1 p. JFK#1. C. 5/8/75.
Travel Plans for Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah's Trip to U.S. Including Possible
Meeting with John F. Kennedy.
0054 Outgoing Telegram #899. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0068
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
March 1, 1961. 1 p. JFK#2. S. 5/8/75.
Proposed Meeting between Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah and John F.
Kennedy.
0055 Incoming Telegram #1042. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk. 0069
March 2, 1961. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 5/8/75.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Support of Soviet Bloc's Position on DRC
Crisis.
0057 Incoming Telegram #1044. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk. 0071
March 2, 1961. 1 p. JFK#4. LOU. 0072
U.S. Embassy, Accra Waives Passport and
Visa Requirements for Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah's Trip to U.S.
Document
Incoming Telegram #1046. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
March 2, 1961. 1p. JFK#5. C. 5/8/75.
Discussions with Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah regarding Proposed Meeting with
John F. Kennedy, Shipment of French Planes
to Katanga, and U.S. Policy toward Belgium.
Incoming Telegram #1047. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
March 2, 1961. 4pp. JFK#6. C. 9/19/75.
Assessment of Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah's Objectives for Ghana and
Strategy regarding DRC.
Incoming Telegram #1049. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
March 2, 1961. 1p. JFK#7. C. 5/8/75.
U.S. Choice of Naval Vessel for Goodwill
Visit to Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #1052. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
March 3, 1961. 1p. JFK#8. LOU.
U.S. Treatment of Ghana's Pro-Soviet
Minister of Information and Broadcasting
during His Visit.
Outgoing Telegram #905. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Accra.
March 3, 1961.1p. JFK#9. C. 9/19/75.
Proposed Meeting between John F. Kennedy
and Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
Incoming Telegram #1060. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
March 4,1961.1p. JFK#10. C. 9/19/75.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Informed of Proposed Date for Meeting with
John F. Kennedy.
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To:
John F. Kennedy.
March 4, 1961.1p. JFK#11.
Importance of Meeting with Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah to Reopen
Channels of Communications between
Ghana and New U.S. Administration.
Memorandum. Fr: Walt W. Rostow. To: John
F. Kennedy.
March 4, 1961. 2pp. JFK#12. C. 5/12/75.
Interview with Ghanaian Finance Minister
K. A. Gbedemah.
Ghana•March 6,1961.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p. .
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0074 Memorandum. Fr: James K. Penfield. To: 0105
Dean Rusk.
March6, 1961.1p. JFK#13.
Appointment for Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah with John F. Kennedy.
0075 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
NA.2pp.JFK#13a. 0108
Kennedy's Meeting with Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah.
0077 TabA. 1p.JFK#13b.
0078 Briefing Paper. Fr: NA. To: NA.
March 6, 1961. 6pp. JFK#13b.
Relations between U.S. and Ghana.
0084 Tab B. 1 p. JFK#13c. 0109
0085 Briefing Paper. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0110
March 6,1961.1p. JFK#13c. 0111
Question of Federal Structure of Government
in DRC.
0086 Briefing Paper. Fr: NA. To: NA.
March 6, 1961.1 p. JFK#13c.
UN Position in DRC and Support for Security
Council Resolution. 0113
0087 Briefing Paper. Fr: NA. To: NA.
Marchó, 1961.1p. JFK#13c.
Proposal for All-African High Command and
Advisory Council for DRC.
0088 Briefing Paper. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0114
Marche, 1961.1 p. JFK#13c.
Belgian Role in DRC.
0089 Briefing Paper. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#13c.
Recognition of Antoine Gizenga Regime and 0116
Question of Unilateralism in DRC.
0090 Briefing Paper. Fr: NA. To: NA.
March 6, 1961. 2pp. JFK#13c.
Soviet Decision to No Longer Recognize Dag
Hammarskjold as UN Secretary General. 0118
0092 Briefing Paper. Fr: NA. To: NA.
Marche, 1961.1 p. JFK#13c.
Constitutional Issues in DRC.
0093 Briefing Paper. Fr: NA. To: NA.
March 6,1961. 2pp. JFK#13c. 0122
Shipment of Jet Aircraft to Katanga by
American Airline.
0095 TabC. 1p.JFK#13d.
0096 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
March 6, 1961. 4pp. JFK#13d. C. 5/8/75. 0124
Background and Status of Volta River Project
in Ghana.
0100 TabD. 1p.JFK#13e.
0101 Briefing Paper. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#13e. S. 5/8/75.
Arms Limitation for Africa.
Document
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: Selected U.S.
Diplomatic Posts.
NA.2pp.JFK#13f.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
regarding African Agreement on Arms
Limitation.
Briefing Paper. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#13f.
Disarmament and Situation regarding
Fulfillment of UN General Assembly
Resolution 1378 (XIV) of November 20,
1959, on Question of Disarmament.
Ghana•March 7,1961 -May 31,1961.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
Memorandum. Fr: Edward R. Murrow.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
March 7,1961. 2pp. JFK#14. C. 11/17/76.
Information on Anti-U.S. Pamphlets in Ghana
for John F. Kennedy's Meeting with Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah.
Incoming Telegram #113. Fr: [?] Erstein.
To: U.S. Information Agency.
March 6,1961. 1p. JFK#14a. C. 11/17/76.
Ghanaian Censors Reject Film of John F.
Kennedy's Inauguration.
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To:
John F. Kennedy.
March 8,1961. 2pp. JFK#15.
Kennedy Administration's Position on Africa,
DRC, and Ghana.
Copy of Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: John F. Kennedy.
MarchS, 1961. 2pp. JFK#15.
Kennedy Administration's Position on Africa,
DRC, and Ghana.
Outgoing Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S.
Embassy, Accra.
March 9,1961. 4pp. JFK#16. S. 9/19/75.
Report on Meeting between John F. Kennedy
and Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
Outgoing Telegram. Fr: NA. To: NA.
March 9,1961. 2pp. JFK#17. C. 9/19/75.
U.S. Briefs Belgian Government on
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's Trip
to U.S.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Ralph
A. Dungan.
March 13,1961.1 p. JFK#18.
John F. Kennedy's Discussions with
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
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0125 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
March 8, 1961. 3pp. JFK#18a. S. 10/7/75.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
regarding DRC Situation.
0128 Note. Fr: Chad F. Calhoun. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
NA. 1p.JFK#19.
'The Attached Is Sent to You for Your
Information."
0129 Typed Copy of Magazine Article. Fr: The New
Republic.
March 13, 1961.1p. JFK#19.
Results of Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah's Trip to U.S.
0130 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Ralph
A. Dungan.
March 17, 1961.3pp. JFK#20. LOU.
Soviet Airlift of Ghanaian Troops to DRC.
0133 Memorandum. Fr: Ralph A. Dungan.
To: Lucius D. Battle.
April 18, 1961.1 p. JFK#21.
This Does Not Appear to Require Reply."
0134 Letter. Fr: Kwame Nkrumah. To: John F.
Kennedy.
Aprils, 1961.1 p. JFK#21 a.
Thank-You Letter from Ghanaian President
Nkrumah to Kennedy for Gift of Photo Album.
0135 Message. Fr: Kwame Nkrumah. To: Dag
Hammarskjold.
February 18,1961. 2pp. JFK#21a.
Ghanaian President Nkrumah's Suggestions
for Improving UN Efforts in DRC.
0137 Incoming Telegram #1339. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
May 17, 1961. 2pp. JFK#22. TS. 9/19/75.
Statements by Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah regarding His Dealings with USSR
in His Efforts to Liberate Africa.
0139 Incoming Airgram #C-149. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
May 18, 1961.1p. JFK#23. QUO.
U.S. Gift on First Anniversary of
Establishment of Republic of Ghana.
0140 Outgoing Telegram #1179. Fr: Chester
Bowles. To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
May 19, 1961. 3pp. JFK#24. S. 9/19/75.
U.S. Efforts to Get Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah to Sign Agreement on Volta
River Project before His Departure for USSR.
0144 Ghana•June 1961-August 1961.
0145 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Frame Document
0148 Incoming Telegram #5. Francis H. Russell.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 2, 1961.1p. JFK#1. C. 4/23/76.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Request to Use John F. Kennedy's
Assurances on Volta River Project in Speech
to Parliament.
0149 Incoming Telegram #3. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
July 1, 1961. 1 p. JFK#1a. C. 4/23/76.
Delivery of John F. Kennedy's Letter to
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
regarding Volta River Project.
0150 Note. Fr: NA. To: Walt W. Rostow.
NA. 1p.JFK#1b.
"With Reference to Your Request to Mr.
Kilduff."
0151 Outgoing Telegram #1352. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
June 30,1961. 2pp. JFK#1c. OUO.
Text of Letter from John F. Kennedy to
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
regarding Volta River Project.
0153 Copy of Incoming Telegram #5. Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
July 2,1961.1p. JFK#1d. C. 4/23/76.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Request to Use John F. Kennedy's
Assurances on Volta River Project in Speech
to Parliament.
0154 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 29,1961.1 p. JFK#1e.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy regarding
Appointment of Chief Executive to Volta
River Authority.
0155 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Kwame Nkrumah.
NA. 2pp. JFK#1f.
Letter regarding Selection of Chief Executive
for Volta River Authority.
0157 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: W. M. Q. Halm.
NA. 1p.JFK#1g.
Thank-You Letter for Transmitía! of Letter
from Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
on Volta River Project.
0158 Note. Fr: Polly A. Yates. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
June 26,1961.1 p. JFK#1h.
"Mr. Bundy Suggested Needling Mr. Ball's
Office regarding Draft Reply on This."
0159 Note. Fr: White House. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1i.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Letter from
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
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Letter. Fr: W. M. Q. Halm. To: John F. 0173
Kennedy.
June 19,1961.2pp. JFK#1j.
Transmittal of Letter from Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah to Kennedy
regarding Appointment of Chief Executive to
Volta River Authority.
Outgoing Telegram #6. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra. 0174
July 2, 1961. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 4/23/76.
U.S. Sees No Objections in Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah's Use of John F.
Kennedy's Assurances on Volta River Project
in His Speech to Parliament.
Outgoing Telegram #21. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra. 0175
July 7, 1961.1 p. JFK#3. S. 4/23/76.
U.S. Efforts to Get Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah to Reaffirm Agreement
That Cold War Be Kept out of Africa.
Incoming Telegram #54. Fr: Francis H.
RusselL To: Dean Rusk. 0178
July 10, 1961. 4pp. JFK#4. S. 4/23/76.
Sir Robert Jackson, Chairman of Gold Coast
Development Commission, Briefs U.S.
Ambassador and British High Commissioner
on Developments regarding Volta River 0179
Project in Ghana.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
July 21, 1961.1 p. JFK#5.
Letters to John F. Kennedy from Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah regarding Volta 0180
River Project.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
July 13, 1961.1 p. JFK#5a.
Letters to John F. Kennedy from Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah.
Letter. Fr: Kwame Nkrumah. To: John F.
Kennedy. 0182
July 4, 1961. 1p. JFK#5b.
Negotiations regarding U.S. Share of
Financing for Volta River Project.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Kwame
Nkrumah.
July 31, 1961.1 p. JFK#6.
Ghana's Request for U.S. Assistance with Its 0184
Ten-Year Plan to Raise Health Standards.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 27,1961.1 p. JFK#6a.
Letter to Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah from John F. Kennedy regarding
Request for U.S. Assistance for Newly
Established Ghanaian National Institute of
Health and Medical Research.
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Kwame Nkrumah.
NA. 1p.JFK#6b.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Ghanaian
President Nkrumah's Request for U.S.
Assistance for His Newly Established
National Institute of Health and Medical
Research.
Letter. Fr: Kwame Nkrumah. To: John F.
Kennedy.
July 1961. 3pp. JFK#6c.
Ghana's Establishment of National Institute
of Health and Medical Research as Part of Its
Ten-Year Health Plan.
Memorandum. Fr: George W. Ball. To: John
F. Kennedy.
August 1,1961.1 p. JFK#7.
Appointment of Canadian Engineer Frank J.
Dobson for Volta River Authority in Ghana.
Incoming Airgram #A-37. Fr: Livingston T.
Merchant. To: George W. Ball.
August 2,1961. 1p. JFK#8. OUO.
Ghanaian Government to Employ Frank J.
Dobson of Canada to Supervise Volta River
Project.
Outgoing Telegram #135. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
August 2,1961. 2pp. JFK#9. OUO.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah's Request for
U.S. Assistance for His Newly Established
National Institute of Health and Medical
Research.
Outgoing Telegram #145. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
August 5,1961. 2pp. JFK#10. C. 4/23/76.
Ghana Requests U.S. Support for Their
Candidacy for UN Security Council and for
Board of Governors of International Atomic
Energy Agency.
Outgoing Telegram #164. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
August 11.1961.1p. JFK#11.0UO.
U.S. Plans to Assist Ghana's National
Institute of Health and Medical Research.
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0185 Note. Fr: White House. To: NA. 0199
NA. 1p.JFK#12.
"Mr. Ball's Office Called to Say That
Information about Nkrumah Not Receiving
Word Yet from Diefenbaker Is Contrary to
Their Information, and They Are Checking 0202
It Out."
0186 Letter. Fr: Lloyd N. Cutler. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
August 14, 1961. 1p. JFK#12a.
Notes on Meetings between Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah and Chad F. 0205
Calhoun, Vice President of Kaiser Industries 0206
Corporation, in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. 0208
0188 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
August 14, 1961. 3pp. JFK#12b.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Considers Locks for Boat Lift over Akosombo
Dam Extremely Important for Development of
Iron Ore Deposits in North Ghana.
0191 Incoming Telegram. Fr: Francis H. Russell. 0209
To: Dean Rusk.
August 15, 1961. 4pp. JFK#13. S. 4/23/76.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Appraisal of Ghana's
Position on Berlin Crisis.
0195 Memorandum. Fr: George W. Ball. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
August 17, 1961.1 p. JFK#14. 0210
Report on Conversation with Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah from Chad F.
Calhoun, Vice President of Kaiser Industries
Corporation.
0196 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Accra. 0211
August 17, 1961. 1p. JFK#14a.OUO.
Report from Chad F. Calhoun, Vice President
of Kaiser Industries Corporation, That
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah Had
Received No Reply to Request for Help in 0213
Naming Chief of Volta River Authority.
0197 Memorandum. Fr: George W. Bail. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
August 22, 1961. 1p. JFK#15. OUO.
John F. Kennedy Informed That Frank J.
Dobson of Canada Nominated by Ghana to 0216
Supervise Volta River Project.
0198 Incoming Telegram #233. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
August 19, 1961.1p. JFK#15a.OUO.
Government of Ghana Recommends
Appointment of Frank C. Dobson of Canada 0217
to Supervise Volta River Project.
Document
Incoming Telegram #285. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
August 28, 1961. 2pp. JFK#18. S. 4/23/76.
Developments Indicate Increasing
Orientation of Ghana toward Soviet Bloc.
Incoming Telegram #286. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
August 28,1961. 3pp. JFK#19. S. 4/23/76 IP.
Developments Indicate Increasing
Orientation of Ghana toward Soviet Bloc.
Ghana•September 1961.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Outgoing Telegram #282. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
September 6, 1961. 1p. JFK#2. S. 4/23/76.
"Elaboration Requested Soonest Last Two
Sentences Second Paragraph Reference
Telegram. Can President Be Removed
Constitutionally."
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 7,1961. 1p. JFK#6.
Letter to Dean Rusk from Ambassador
W. M. Q. Halm of Ghana regarding
Appointment of Chief Executive to Volta
River Authority.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 15,1961. 1p. JFK#9. S. 4/23/76.
Intelligence Note Prepared by State
Department Entitled "Internal Dissension
in Ghana."
State Department Intelligence Note.
Fr: Roger Hilsman. To: Dean Rusk.
September 14,1961. 2pp. JFK#9a.
S. 4/23/76.
Internal Dissension in Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #461. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
September 21,1961. 3pp. JFK#11.
TS. 4/23/76.
Actions and Statements of Government of
Ghana Indicate Alignment with Soviet Bloc.
Incoming Telegram #480. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
September 22,1961.1p. JFK#12.
Announcement That Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah Has Assumed Supreme
Command of Army.
Outgoing Telegram #387. Fr: Chester
Bowles. To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
September 22,1961. 1p. JFK#13. S. 4/23/76.
U.S. Delays Volta River Project in Reaction to
Ghana's International Posture.
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0218 Outgoing Telegram #1579. Fr: Chester 0231
Bowles. To: U.S. Embassy, London.
September 23,1961. 1p. JFK#16. S. 4/23/76.
British Assessment of Situation in Ghana in
Wake of Dismissal of Major General Henry
Alexander. 0232
0219 Incoming Telegram #494. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
September 25,1961. 1p. JFK#18.
C. 4/23/76.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Requests Clarification of U.S. Plans 0234
regarding Signing of Agreement for Volta
River Project.
0220 Memorandum. Fr: Murray Belman.
To: Donald A. Dumont.
September 26,1961. 2pp. JFK#20.
Present U.S. Commitment on Volta River
Project in Ghana. 0235
0222 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 27,1961.1p. JFK#21. S. 4/23/76.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Removes British Officers from Ghana Army
Command.
0223 State Department Intelligence Note. Fr:
Roger Hilsman. To: Acting Secretary of State. 0236
September 27,1961. 2pp. JFK#21 a. 0237
S. 4/23/76. 0240
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Removes British Officers from Ghana Army
Command.
0225 Incoming Telegram #1063. Fr: Llewellyn E.
Thompson. To: Dean Rusk.
September 28,1961. 1p. JFK#27.
C. 4/23/76. 0243
Announcement regarding Delay in Extension
of U.S. Aid to Ghana for Volta River Project.
0227 Outgoing Airgram #A-22. Fr: Chester Bowles.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
September 28,1961. 2pp. JFK#28. OUO.
Message from John F. Kennedy for Use at 0244
Accra Trade Fair in Ghana.
0229 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 19,1961.1p. JFK#28a.
Suggested Presidential Message for U.S.
Trade Fair at Accra, Ghana. 0246
0230 Draft Message. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#28a
Message of Greeting for U.S. Trade Fair at
Accra, Ghana.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
September 29,1961.1p. JFK#NA.
Possible Revisions in Presidential Message
to U.S. Trade Fair at Accra, Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #556. Fr: U.S.
Embassy, Accra. To: Dean Rusk.
September 30,1961. 2pp. JFK#29.
S. 4/23/76.
Departure of Ghanaian Army Officer
Cadets for Training in USSR.
Corrected Page 1 of Incoming Telegram
#556. Fr: U.S. Embassy, Accra. To: Dean
Rusk.
September 30,1961. 2pp. JFK#29.
S. 4/23/76.
Departure of Ghanaian Army Officer Cadets
for Training in USSR.
Incoming Telegram #557. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
September 30,1961.1p. JFK#30. S. 4/23/76.
U.S. Government Expresses Desire to Send
G. Mennen Williams and Other Officials to
Ghana for Informal Visit with Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah.
Ghana•October 1961.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Incoming Telegram #577. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
October 2,1961. 3pp. JFK#1. S. 4/23/76.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Views on Situation
Developing regarding Timing of G. Mennen
Williams's Trip to Ghana and Final Decision
on Volta River Project.
Incoming Telegram #585. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
October 3,1961.1 p. JFK#2. S. 4/23/76.
Scheduling of Visit of U.S. Congressional
Delegation and Congressional Reserve Army
Officers' Visit to Ghana
Outgoing Telegram #1806. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
October 4, 1961.1p. JFK#3. C. 4/23/76.
British Secretary of State for Commonwealth
Relations Duncan Sandys's Reaction to
Situation in Ghana.
Incoming Airgram #A-77. Fr: [?] Green.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 5, 1961. 3pp. JFK#4. OUO.
Joint Statement by Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah and Duncan Sandys,
British Secretary of State for Commonwealth
Relations, regarding Ghana's Nonalignment
and Relations with Great Britain.
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0249 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. 0261
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 6, 1961. 1p.JFK#5.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy.
0250 Memorandum. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: John F. Kennedy. 0263
October 6, 1961. 1p. JFK#5a.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to Kennedy regarding Feelings
toward Ghana in U.S.
0251 Incoming Telegram #280. Fr: John K.
Emmerson. To: Dean Rusk. 0264
October 9, 1961. 1 p. JFK#6. C. 4/23/76.
Senator Albert Gore, Sr., of Tennessee
Requests That Decision of U.S. Aid for Volta
River Project in Ghana Be Withheld until His
Return from Africa.
0252 Incoming Telegram #4. Fr: Chester Bowles. 0265
To: Dean Rusk.
October 9,1961. 1 p. JFK#7. S. 4/23/76.
John F. Kennedy Asks for British Secretary of
State for Commonwealth Relations Duncan
Sandys's Views on Ghana.
0254 Outgoing Telegram #50. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Fort Lamy. 0267
October 10,1961. 2pp. JFK#9. C. 4/23/76 IP.
Possible African Reaction if U.S. Decides
against Proceeding with Volta River Project
in Ghana.
0256 Outgoing Telegram #571. Fr: George W. Ball. 0268
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
October 13,1961. 1 p. JFK#11. C. 4/23/76. 0269
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah regarding U.S.
Mission to Discuss Volta River Project.
0257 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0270
October 6, 1961. 1p.JFK#11a.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy.
0258 Memorandum. Fr: George W. Ball. To: John
F. Kennedy. 0272
October 6, 1961. 1p.JFK#11b.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to Kennedy regarding Feelings 0273
toward Ghana in U.S.
0259 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Kwame
Nkrumah.
NA.2pp.JFK#11c.
U.S. Mission to Discuss Volta River Project. 0274
Document
Incoming Telegram #249. Fr: Philip M. Kaiser.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 5,1961. 2pp. JFK#11d. S. 4/23/76.
Discussions with Economist Barbara Ward
Jackson regarding Possible U.S. Pullout from
Volta River Project in Ghana.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
Octobers, 1961.1p. JFK#11e.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Letter to John F. Kennedy regarding U.S. Aid
to Ghana, Dated September 29,1961.
Letter. Fr: W. M. Q. Halm. To: John F.
Kennedy.
Octobers, 1961.1p. JFK#11f.
Transmittal of Letter from Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah to John F.
Kennedy regarding Volta River Project.
Letter. Fr: W. M. Q. Halm. To: Dean Rusk.
September 29,1961. 2pp. JFK#11g.
Transmittal of Letter from Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah to John F.
Kennedy regarding Discussions with U.S.
Prior to Signing of Volta River Project
Agreements.
Outgoing Telegram #533. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Lagos.
October 16,1961.1p. JFK#13. S. 4/23/76.
U.S. Defers Final Decision on Volta River
Project Pending Report of Review Mission.
Routing Slip. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#14.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 18, 1961. 1p. JFK#14a.
Ghana's Radio Accra Broadcasts Report
on U.S. Racial Problem.
Summary of Radio Broadcast.
Fr: Radio Accra.
October 8,1961. 2pp. JFK#14b.
Ghanaian Radio Praises U.S.'s Progress in
Racial Equality.
Complimentary Card. Fr: Kwame Nkrumah.
To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#15.
Incoming Telegram #708. Fr: [?] Green.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 18,1961. 1p. JFK#16. C. 4/23/76.
"Letter Delivered to President's Office 1030
October 17."
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 18,1961. 1p. JFK#17.
Memorandum on Clarence B. Randall.
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0275 Memorandum. Fr: George W. Ball. To: John 0292
F. Kennedy.
October 18,1961.1p. JFK#17a. OUO.
Clarence B. Randall Agrees to Head U.S.
Mission to Ghana to Discuss Volta River
Project.
0276 Incoming Telegram #709. Fr: [?] Green. 0293
To: Dean Rusk.
October 19,1961. 4pp. JFK#18. C. 4/23/76.
U.S. Congressional Delegation Meets with
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah in
Ghana.
0280 Outgoing Telegram #609. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0296
To: American Embassy, Accra.
October 19,1961. 2pp. JFK#19. OUO.
John F. Kennedy Announces Appointment of
Clarence B. Randall to Lead Special Mission
to Ghana to Review U.S. Participation in 0300
Volta River Project.
0282 Outgoing Telegram #2144. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
Letter to British Prime Minister Harold
Macmillan from John F. Kennedy regarding 0319
Clarence B. Randall Mission to Ghana to
Discuss Volta River Project.
0284 Press Release. Fr: Office of White House
Press Secretary. To: NA.
October 20,1961. 1p. JFK#21.
.^ John F. Kennedy Announces Appointment of
Clarence B. Randall to Lead Special Mission 0327
to Ghana to Review U.S. Participation in 0328
Volta River Project. 0331
0285 Incoming Telegram #746. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
October 25,1961. 2pp. JFK#22. C. 4/23/76.
U.S. Discussions with Ghanaian Defense
Minister regarding Modernization of Ghana's 0335
Armed Forces.
0287 Incoming Telegram #755. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
October 26,1961. 2pp. JFK#23. S. 4/23/76.
Meeting between Clarence B. Randall and 0338
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
regarding Volta River Project.
0289 Ghana•November 1961.
0290 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p. 0355
0291 Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
November 3, 1961.1 p. JFK#1.
Reports on Volta River Project in Ghana.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #729. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
November 8, 1961.1p. JFK#2. S. 4/26/76.
No Decision on Volta River Project to Be
Made by U.S. until after Visit by Great
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II.
Letter. Fr: Albert Gore, Sr. To: John F.
Kennedy.
November 13,1961. 3pp. JFK#4.
Reasons for Tennessee Senator Gore's
Disapproval of U.S. Participation in Volta
River Project in Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #840. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
November 15,1961. 4pp. JFK#5. C. 4/26/76.
Developments in Ghana Having Bearing on
U.S. Approval of Volta River Project.
CIA Report. Fr: CIA. To: NA.
November 16,1961.19pp.JFK#6.
S. 2/18/76.
Prospects for Political Stability and Foreign
Policy Orientation in Ghana.
CIA Memorandum. Fr: Sherman Kent.
To: John McCone.
November 16,1961. 8pp. JFK#7. S. 3/17/76.
Likely Consequences of Various U.S.
Courses of Action on Volta River Project in
Ghana.
Ghana•December 1-15,1961.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: John F. Kennedy.
December 1,1961. 4pp. JFK#i.
S. 8/17/76 IP.
Volta River Project in Ghana.
Outgoing Airgram #CA-574. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, Bonn, Lome, and Paris.
December 1, 1961. 3pp. JFK#2. S. 4/26/76.
U.S. Policy Recommendations for Possible
Conflict between Ghana and Togo.
Report. Fr: State Department. To: National
Security Council.
December 5, 1961.16pp. JFK#3. S. 4/9/76.
U.S. Involvement in and Financing for Volta
River Project in Ghana.
Summary of Volta Project Documents. Fr:
NA. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#4. S. 8/17/76 IP.
Summaries of Reports by Head of U.S.
Mission Clarence B. Randall, U.S.
Ambassador Francis H. Russell, U.S. State
Department Legal Adviser Abram Chayes,
and [?] Shooshan on Volta River Project in
Ghana.
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0359 Chronology. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0380
NA. 3pp. JFK#4. S. 8/17/76.
Chronology of U.S. Interest in Volta River
Project in Ghana.
0363 Incoming Telegram #927. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 5, 1961. 2pp. JFK#5. C. 4/26/76. 0381
Sir Robert Jackson Gives U.S. Background
Information on Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah's Decision to Dismiss British
Officials.
0365 Handwritten Note. Fr: NA. To: McGeorge 0382
Bundy. 0383
NA. 1p.JFK#6.
Abram Chayes, State Department Legal
Adviser, Presents Arguments for and against
U.S. Involvement in Volta River Project in
Ghana to Justice Department.
0366 Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#6.
0367 Memorandum. Fr: Charles E. Johnson.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
December 7, 1961. 1p. JFK#6a.
U.S. National Security Council Action relating 0389
to Ghana.
0369 Outgoing Telegram #92. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Lome.
December 8, 1961. 1p. JFK#8. S. 4/26/76.
U.S. Position regarding Possible Ghanaian
Designs on Togo.
0370 Memorandum. Fr: George W. Ball. To: 0391
McGeorge Bundy.
December 11, 1961.1 p. JFK#9.
Volta River Project in Ghana.
0371 State Department Research Memorandum.
Fr: Robert C. Good. To: C. Vaughn Ferguson.
December 8, 1961. 4pp. JFK#9a. S. 4/26/76.
Preliminary U.S. Analysis of Reported 0393
Ghanaian-Supported Assassination Attempt 0394
against President Sylvanus Olympio of Togo.
0375 Incoming Telegram #947. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 10, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
Ghana Issues White Paper on Alleged 0395
Conspiracy Aimed at Coup d'État.
0377 Incoming Telegram #940. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 8, 1961. 2pp. JFK#9d. C. 4/26/76.
Ghanaian Allegations regarding Togolese
Training Camp in Trans-Volta Region.
0379 Table. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0399
NA. 1p. JFK#9e. C. 4/26/76.
Summary of U.S. Economic Assistance to
Selected African Countries.
Document
Incoming Telegram #959. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 13, 1961. 1 p. JFK#11.
Ghanaian Government Appoints Members of
Volta River Authority and Establishes Fuel
and Power Secretariat.
Incoming Telegram #961. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 13, 1961. 1p. JFK#12. C. 4/26/76.
Ghanaian Cabinet Approves New Loans from
Communist Nations.
Routing Slip. 1p. JFK#13.
Outgoing Telegram #939. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
December 14,1961. 6pp. JFK#13.
C. 4/26/76.
John F. Kennedy's Instructions to Head of
U.S. Mission to Ghana Clarence B. Randall
and U.S. Ambassador Francis Russell
regarding U.S. Participation in Volta River
Project for Meeting with Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah.
Outgoing Telegram #941. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
December 14, 1961. 2pp. JFK#14.
C. 4/26/76.
Text of Press Release regarding U.S.
Participation in Financing for Volta River
Project in Ghana.
Copy of Outgoing Telegram #941. Fr: George
W. Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
December 14,1961. 2pp. JFK#14.
C. 4/26/76.
Text of Press Release regarding U.S.
Participation in Financing for Volta River
Project in Ghana.
Routing Slip. 1p. JFK#15.
Outgoing Telegram #945. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
December 15, 1961.1p. JFK#15. C. 4/26/76.
U.S. State Department Announces Decision
to Proceed with Volta River Project in Ghana.
Outgoing Telegram #3285. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, London.
December 15, 1961. 4pp. JFK#16.
C. 4/26/76.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to British Prime
Minister Harold Macmillan regarding Volta
River Project in Ghana.
Routing Slip. 1p. JFK#17.
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0400 Outgoing Telegram #1127. Fr: George W. 0417
Ball. To: All African Diplomatic Posts and U.S.
Embassies, London and Paris.
December 15, 1961. 3pp. JFK#17.
C. 4/26/76.
U.S. Decides to Provide Financial Assistance
for Volta River Project in Ghana.
0403 Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#18. 0418
0404 Incoming Telegram #975. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rùsk.
December 15,1961.1p. JFK#18. C. 4/26/76.
Arrangements for Meeting between
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah and
Head of U.S. Mission to Ghana Clarence B.
Randall to Discuss Volta River Project. 0419
0420
0405 Ghana•December 16-31,1961.
0406 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0409 Incoming Telegram #981. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 17,1961.1p. JFK#1. C. 4/26/76.
Results of Meeting between Ghanaian 0421
President Kwame Nkrumah and Head of U.S.
Mission to Ghana Clarence B. Randall to
Discuss Volta River Project.
0410 Incoming Telegram #982. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 17,1961.1 p. JFK#2. C. 4/26/76. 0422
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy regarding U.S.
Decision to Proceed with Financing for Volta
River Project.
0411 Incoming Telegram #983. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk. 0424
December 17,1961.1p. JFK#3. C. 4/26/76.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Indicates Desire to Have Agreements for
Volta River Project Signed in Accra.
0412 Incoming Telegram #984. Fr: Francis H. 0425
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 17,1961.4pp. JFK#4. C. 4/26/76.
Text of Aide Mémoire of Conversation
between Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah, U.S. Ambassador Francis Russell,
and Head of U.S. Mission to Ghana Clarence
B. Randall regarding Volta River Project.
0416 Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. 0427
To: John F. Kennedy.
December 17, 1961.1p. JFK#5.
Remarks by Carl Rowan, Deputy Assistant
Secretary of State for Public Affairs,
Comparing Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah with Thomas Jefferson.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: Carl
Rowan.
December 17,1961.1p. JFK#5a.
Remarks by Rowan, Deputy Assistant
Secretary of State for Public Affairs,
Comparing Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah with Thomas Jefferson.
Memorandum. Fr: Carl Rowan. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
December 13,1961.1p. JFK#5b.
Remarks by Rowan, Deputy Assistant
Secretary of State for Public Affairs,
Comparing Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah with Thomas Jefferson.
Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#6.
Incoming Telegram #314. Fr: R. Borden
Reams. To: Dean Rusk.
December 18,1961. 1p. JFK#6. C. 4/26/76.
U.S. Embassy, Abidjan Presents Points on
Unidentified Subject to President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory Coast.
Outgoing Telegram #956. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
December 18,1961.1p. JFK#7. C. 4/26/76.
U.S. Agrees to Signing of Master Agreement
between Government of Ghana and Valco
Aluminum Smelter in Accra, Ghana.
Notes for Record. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: NA.
December 18,1961. 2pp. JFK#8.
TS. 4/20/76.
U.S. National Security Council Meeting on
Volta River Project in Ghana.
Department of State Airgram #A-7. Fr: L. M.
Dunn. To: State Department.
December 19,1961.1p. JFK#9. C. 4/26/76.
Liberian Reaction to U.S. Approval of Volta
River Project in Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #992. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 19,1961. 2pp. JFK#10.
C. 4/26/76.
Political Importance to Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah of Having Signing
Ceremony for Volta River Project Agreement
in Accra.
Corrected Page 1 of Incoming Telegram
#992. Fr: Francis H. Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 19,1961.2pp. JFK#10.
C. 4/26/76.
Political Importance to Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah of Having Signing
Ceremony for Volta River Project Agreement
in Accra.
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0428 Routing Slip. December 21, 1961. 1p. 0442
JFK#12.
0429 Incoming Telegram #298. Fr: [?] Carson.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 18, 1961. 2pp. JFK#12.
C. 4/26/76.
U.S. Informs Government of Upper Volta of
Decision to Proceed with Volta River Project 0444
in Ghana.
0431 Incoming Telegram #999. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: John F. Kennedy.
December 20, 1961. 2pp. JFK#13.
C. 4/26/76.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to Kennedy regarding U.S. 0446
Decision to Participate in Volta River Project.
0433 Incoming Telegram. Fr: Francis H. Russell.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 20, 1961. 2pp. JFK#14.
C. 4/26/76.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's 0447
Speech to Nation.
0435 Incoming Telegram #1003. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 21, 1961.1p. JFK#15. QUO.
Message from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy regarding U.S.
Loan for Volta River Project and Desire to
Have Agreement Signed in Accra. 0449
0437 Incoming Telegram #1004. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 21, 1961. 2pp. JFK#16.
C. 4/26/76.
Changes Made in Draft of Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah's Address to
Nation on Volta River Project. 0450
0439 Outgoing Telegram #985. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra. 0451
December 21, 1961.1 p. JFK#17. C. 4/26/76.
U.S. Reaction to Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah's Speech to Nation on Volta River
Project.
0440 Incoming Telegram #1011. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk. 0452
December 22, 1961. 2pp. JFK#18.
C. 4/26/76.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Expresses Concern over Negative U.S.
Reaction to Portions of His Speech on Volta
River Project.
Document
Incoming Telegram #369. Fr: Leland J.
Barrows. To: Dean Rusk.
December 20,1961. 2pp. JFK#19.
C. 4/26/76.
Cameroon's Reaction to U.S. Decision to
Proceed with Loan to Ghana for Volta River
Project.
Outgoing Telegram #995. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
December 22,1961.2pp. JFK#20.
C. 4/26/76.
Ghanaian Government Desire to Have
Master Agreement on Volta River Project
Signed in Accra.
Incoming Telegram #163. Fr: Leon B.
Poullada. To: Dean Rusk.
December 22,1961.1p. JFK#21. C. 4/26/76.
Discussions with President Sylvanus Olympic
of Togo regarding U.S. Decision to Proceed
with Volta River Project in Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #1017. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 22,1961.2pp. JFK#22.
C. 4/26/76.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Informed That U.S. Public and Congressional
Reaction to His Speech Might Endanger U.S.
Participation in Volta River Project.
Incoming Telegram #1018. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 23,1961.1p. JFK#23. C. 4/26/76.
Government of Ghana Sends Complete Text
of Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Speech on Volta River Project to U.S. for Use
by State Department and Press.
Routing Slip. December 26, 1961. 1p.
JFK#24.
Incoming Telegram #405. Fr: James S.
Moose, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
December 23,1961.1p. JFK#24. C. 4/26/76.
Sudanese Government Expresses
Satisfaction over U.S. Decision to Grant Loan
to Ghana for Volta River Project.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
December 27,1961.1p. JFK#25.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah of Ghana to John F. Kennedy
regarding Volta River Project.
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0453 Letter. Fr: Kwame Nkrumah. To: John F. 0464
Kennedy.
December 20, 1961.1 p. JFK#25a.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah regarding U.S. Decision to
Participate in Volta River Project. 0467
0454 Outgoing Telegram #3478. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
December 28,1961.1p. JFK#26. OUO.
U.S. Seeks Discussions with Ayeh Kumi of 0468
Ghana Volta River Authority regarding His
Reaction to U.S. Decision to Participate in
Project.
0455 Incoming Telegram #308. Fr: [?] Carson.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 29,1961.1 p. JFK#27. C. 4/26/76. 0479
Discussions with President Maurice
Yameogo of Upper Volta regarding U.S.
Decision to Proceed with Volta River Project
in Ghana.
0456 Outgoing Telegram #1024. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
December 29,1961. 2pp. JFK#28.
C. 4/26/76.
U.S. Reaction to Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah's Speech on Volta River Project. 0480
0458 Handwritten Note. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0481
NA. 1p.JFK#29. 0483
"Will You Tell S/S How This Was Handled [?]"
0459 Memorandum. Fr: Ralph A. Dungan. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
December 29,1961.1p. JFK#29.
"I Cleared with Coote at State with Exception
of Last Paragraph of Cable." 0484
0460 Handwritten Note. Fr: Melvin L Manfull.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
December 28,1961.1p. JFK#29a.
Request for Clearance of Unidentified
Document. 0485
0461 Memorandum. Fr:
Lucius D. Battle. To: McGeorge Bundy.
December 28,1961. 1p. JFK#29b.
C. 4/26/76.
Telegram to U.S. Embassy, Accra regarding
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's 0487
Speech on Volta River Project.
0462 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#29c. C. 4/26/76.
U.S. Reaction to Speech by Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah on Volta River
Project.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: W. B. Coote. To: NA.
NA. 3pp. JFK#29d. C. 4/26/76.
U.S. Analysis of Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah's Radio Speech on Volta River
Project.
JFK Library Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
"Attached to Item of 12/29/61 in Original
File."
Incoming Telegram #1020. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 24,1961.11pp. JFK#29e.
Text of Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah's Radio Speech on Volta River
Project.
Incoming Telegram #1039. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 30,1961.1p. JFK#NA.
C. 4/26/76.
Ayeh Kumi, Ghana Volta River Authority
Member, Arrives in London to Conclude
Negotiations for Transfer of Gold Mines from
Private British Companies to Ghanaian
Government.
Ghana•January 1962-March 1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Outgoing Telegram #1052. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
January 3,1962.1p. JFK#1. OUO.
Latest Estimate of Date for Signing Master
Agreement on Volta River Project in Accra,
Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #1052. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 4,1962.1p. JFK#2. OUO.
Visit to Ghana by Soviet Deputy Premier
Anastas Mikoyan.
Outgoing Telegram #1103. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
January 10,1962. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 12/21/76.
Ghanaian Government Has Not Submitted
Request for World Bank Resident
Representative.
Incoming Telegram #1099. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 17,1962. 1p. JFK#5.
Date Set for Signing of Master Agreement on
Volta River Project in Accra, Ghana.
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0488 Incoming Telegram #1101. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 17,1962.1p. JFK#6. C. 12/21/76.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah Sends
Letter to Eugene Black, Executive Director of
World Bank, Requesting World Bank Adviser.
0490 Incoming Telegram #1102. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 17,1962. 2pp. JFK# 7.
C. 12/21/76 IP.
Draft of Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah's Speech to Parliament on Volta
River Project.
0492 Outgoing Telegram #1161. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
January 18,1962. 3pp. JFK#8. C. 12/21/76.
Negotiations between Kaiser Industries
Corporation and Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah regarding Ownership and Earnings
of Valco Aluminum Smelter.
0495 Incoming Telegram #1109. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 19, .1962. 1p. JFK#9. C. 12/21/76.
World Bank Receives Letter from Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah Requesting That
Bank Representative Be Stationed in Accra.
0496 Outgoing Telegram #1168. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
January 19, 1962. 2pp. JFK#12. C. 12/21/76.
U.S. Concern over Remarks by Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah regarding Partial
Ownership of Valco Aluminum Smelter by
Ghana.
0498 Incoming Telegram #1119. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 20,1962. 2pp. JFK#13. S. 12/21/76.
U.S. Discussions with Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah regarding Ghana's
Guarantees against Expropriation of Valco
Aluminum Smelter.
0500 Incoming Telegram #1120. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 20,1962.1p. JFK#14. C. 12/21/76.
Discussions with Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah regarding Guiñean Premier Sekou
Toure's Dealings with Soviets.
0501 Incoming Telegram #1121. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 20,1962.1p. JFK#15. C. 12/21/76.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Ideas on African Unity.
Frame Document
0502 Incoming Telegram #1122. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 20,1962.1p. JFK#16. C. 12/21/76.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Reply to John F. Kennedy's Concern over
Contents of His Speech to Parliament on
Volta River Project.
0503 Incoming Telegram #1123. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 20.1962. 1p. JFK#17.
Passages from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah's Speech to Parliament on Ghana's
Assurances against Expropriation of Valco
Aluminum Smelter and Negotiations
regarding Ghana's Participation in Ownership
of Valco.
0504 Incoming Telegram #1127. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 20,1962. 3pp. JFK#18. C. 12/21/76.
Message from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy regarding
Introduction of Master Agreement for Volta
River Project into Ghanaian National
Assembly.
0507 Incoming Telegram #1128. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 20,1961. 1p. JFK#19. C. 12/21/76
IP.
U.S. Objections to Ghanaian Participation in
Ownership of Valco Aluminum Smelter.
0508 Incoming Telegram #1156. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
January 30,1962. 3pp. JFK#20. C. 12/21/76.
Ghanaian Cabinet Calls for Negotiations with
View to Purchasing 100 Percent Foreign
Investment in Eleven Joint Government-
Private Enterprises.
0511 Outgoing Telegram #2154. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Bonn.
February 7,1962. 2pp. JFK#21. S. 12/21/76.
U.S. Conditions for Loan to Ghana for Volta
River Project and Position on Possible
Recognition of East Germany by Ghana.
0513 Memorandum. Fr: Melvin L. Manfull. To:
Bromley K. Smith.
February 9,1962.1p. JFK#22. S. 2/18/76.
Report on Ghanaian Subversion in Africa.
0514 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
February 12, 1962.1p. JFK#22a. S. 2/18/76.
Ghanaian Subversion in Africa.
0515 Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 13pp. JFK#22a. S. 2/18/76.
Ghanaian Subversion in Africa.
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0528 Incoming Telegram #1233. Fr: Francis H. 0547
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
February 23, 1962. 6pp. JFK#23.
C. 12/21/76.
Text of U.S. Aide Mémoireiox Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah regarding
Adverse American Public Reaction to 0548
Decision to Proceed with Volta River Project.
0534 Memorandum. Fr: Ralph A. Dungan. To:
Bromley K. Smith.
February 26,1962.1p. JFK#24.
Decision Not to Send Draft Letter from John
F. Kennedy to Ghanaian President Kwame 0550
Nkrumah.
0535 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
February 23, 1962. 1p. JFK#24a.
C. 12/21/76.
Proposed Letter from John F. Kennedy to
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah in 0551
Response to Nkrumah's Recent
Communications.
0537 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Kwame
Nkrumah.
NA. 2pp. JFK#24b. C. 12/21/76.
Kennedy's Reply to Ghanaian President 0552
Nkrumah's Messages on Volta River Project.
0539 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
February 8,1962.1p. JFK#24c. C. 12/21/76.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Letters to John F. Kennedy regarding Partial 0553
Ghanaian Ownership of Valco Aluminum
Smelter and Signing of Master Agreement on
Volta River Project.
0540 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Kwame
Nkrumah.
NA. 2pp. JFK#24b. C. 12/21/76.
Kennedy's Reply to Ghanaian President
Nkrumah's Messages on Volta River Project. 0555
0542 Incoming Telegram #1127. Fr: Francis H. 0556
Russell. To: Dean Rusk. 0559
January 20, 1962. 3pp. JFK#24e. C. 2/21/76.
Message from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy regarding
Introduction of Master Agreement on Volta
River Project into Ghanaian National
Assembly.
0545 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0561
January 30,1962.1p. JFK#24f. C. 12/21/76.
Telegram from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy regarding Volta
River Project, Dated January 22,1962.
Ghana/ReelS
Document
Telegram. Fr: Kwame Nkrumah. To: John F.
Kennedy.
January 22,1962. 1p. JFK#24g.
Message from Ghanaian President Nkrumah
Informing Kennedy of Signing of Master
Agreement on Volta River Project.
Incoming Telegram #1286. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
March 12, 1962. 2pp. JFK#25. LOU.
Discussions with Ghanaian Foreign Minister
Ako Adjei regarding U.S. Decision to Resume
Atmospheric Nuclear Tests.
Incoming Telegram #1332. Fr: [?] Green.
To: Dean Rusk.
March 27, 1962.1p. JFK#26. OUO.
Plans for Ghanaian Foreign Minister Ako
Adjei's Stop in New York City En Route to
Celebration of Tenth Anniversary of Bolivian
Revolution.
Incoming Telegram #1333. Fr: [?] Green.
To: Dean Rusk.
March 27, 1962.1p. JFK#27. C. 12/21/76.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Redefines Policy with Respect to Private
Enterprise and Investment.
Outgoing Telegram #1572. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
March 28, 1962.1p. JFK#28. LOU.
U.S. State Department Extends Invitation to
Visit Washington, D.C., to Ghanaian Foreign
Minister Ako Adjei.
Incoming Telegram #1266. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
March 7,1962. 2pp. JFK#29. C. 2/1/79.
Discussions between Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah and Chad F. Calhoun, Vice
President of Kaiser Industries Corporation,
regarding Political Situation in Ghana.
Ghana•April 1962-June 1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Incoming Telegram #1365. Fr: [?] Green.
To: Dean Rusk.
April 3, 1962. 2pp. JFK#1. C. 1/14/77.
Discussions between Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana and George
Carter, U.S. Peace Corps Representative in
Ghana, regarding Alleged Lack of Respect
for Africans by U.S.
Incoming Telegram #1376. Fr: [?] Green.
To: Dean Rusk.
April 5, 1962.1p. JFK#2. C. 1/14/77.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Considers Appointing American Singer and
Actor Paul Robeson Professor of Music at
University of Ghana.

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0562 Department of State Airgram #A-214. Fr: [?] 0592
Green. To: Dean Rusk.
April 17,1962. 2pp. JFK#3. LOU.
Discussions between Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah and Robert Fleming,
Representative of Rockefeller Brothers Fund,
regarding Current Projects and Ghana's
Portrayal in U.S. Press.
0564 Incoming Telegram #1480. Fr: [?] Green. 0594
To: Dean Rusk.
May 2,1962. 2pp. JFK#4. C. 1/14/77.
State Department's Reply to Ghana's Protest
of U.S. Nuclear Testing.
0566 Outgoing Telegram #1740. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra. 0595
April 28,1962. 4pp. JFK#4a. C. 1/14/77.
State Department's Reply to Ghana's Protest
of U.S. Nuclear Testing.
0571 Outgoing Telegram #1796. Fr: George W. 0596
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
May 8, 1962. 3pp. JFK#5. C. 1/14/77.
State Department Instructs U.S. Embassy,
Accra to Desist from Suggesting Council of 0597
Foreign Relations or Pugwash as Sources of
Possible Participants in Accra World Peace
Assembly.
0574 Incoming Telegram #1533. Fr: [?] Green.
To: Dean Rusk.
U.S. Discussions with R. J. Mozon, Deputy
Secretary General of Accra World Peace 0599
Assembly, on Subject of "World without
Bomb."
0576 Foreign Service Despatch. Fr: Mark B. Lewis.
To: State Department.
May 29, 1962. 2pp. JFK#7. LOU.
Ghanaian Student's Report to Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah on Plight of 0602
African Students in USSR.
0578 Letter. Fr: Noi Quist. To: Kwame Nkrumah.
May 29, 1962. 10pp. JFK#7. C. NA.
Report on Problems of African Students in
USSR. 0604
0588 Memorandum. Fr: George C. McGhee.
To: Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.
May 30, 1962. 1p. JFK#8. C. 1/14/77.
Accra World Peace Assembly, June 21-28,
1962.
0589 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0605
NA. 3pp. JFK#8. C. 1/14/77.
Accra World Peace Assembly, June 21-28,
1962.
Document
Incoming Telegram #1627. Fr: [?] Green. To:
Dean Rusk.
May 31, 1962. 2pp. JFK#9. LOU.
W. M. Q. Halm, Ghanaian Ambassador to
U.S., Meets with Former President Dwight D.
Eisenhower at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to
Extend Invitation to Attend Accra World
Peace Assembly in Ghana.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
Junes, 1962.1 p. JFK#10.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for
William P. Mahoney, Jr., U.S. Ambassador to
Ghana.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#10a.
Biographical Data on William P. Mahoney, Jr.,
U.S. Ambassador to Ghana.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#10b.
Biographical Data on William J. Lawless,
U.S. Aid Director in Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #1724. Fr: [?] Green.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 15, 1962. 2pp. JFK#11. C. 1/14/77.
U.S. Embassy, Accra Suggests That William
C. Foster, Director of U.S. Arms Control and
Disarmament Agency, Send Message to
Accra World Peace Assembly.
Incoming Telegram #1731. Fr: [?] Green.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 15, 1962.3pp. JFK#12. C. 1/14/77.
L. O. Harriman, Nigerian Acting High
Commissioner, Invites Chiefs of Mission in
Accra, Ghana, to Greet Nigerian Foreign
Minister Jaja Wachuku at Airport.
Outgoing Telegram #6707. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
June 15,1962. 2pp. JFK#13. C. 1/14/77.
U.S. Participation in Accra World Peace
Assembly in Ghana.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
Suggested Letter from John F. Kennedy to
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
regarding Appointment of William Mahoney,
Jr., as New U.S. Ambassador to Ghana.
Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Kwame
Nkrumah.
NA. 1p. JFK#14a. C. 1/14/77.
Letter from Kennedy to Ghanaian President
Nkrumah regarding Appointment of William
Mahoney, Jr., as New U.S. Ambassador to
Ghana.
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0606 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Kwame 0620
Nkrumah.
June 15, 1962.1p.JFK#14b.
Letter from Kennedy to Ghanaian President
Nkrumah regarding Appointment of William
Mahoney, Jr., as New U.S. Ambassador to 0621
Ghana.
0607 Incoming Telegram #1735. Fr: [?] Green. To:
Dean Rusk.
June 16, 1962.3pp. JFK#15. C. 1/14/77.
U.S. Participation in Accra World Peace 0622
Assembly in Ghana.
0610 Incoming Telegram #1788. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
June 22,1962.1p.JFK#16.
William Mahoney, Jr., New U.S. Ambassador
to Ghana, Presents Credentials to Ghanaian 0623
President Kwame Nkrumah.
0611 Incoming Telegram #1790. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
June 23, 1962. 4pp. JFK#17. C. 1/14/77.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Comments on
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's 0626
Address to Accra World Peace Assembly.
0615 Incoming Telegram #1794. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
June 25,1962. 1p. JFK#18. QUO.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy regarding 0627
Appointment of New U.S. Ambassador to
Ghana William Mahoney, Jr.
0616 Incoming Telegram #1809. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
June 27,1962.1p.JFK#19.
Accra World Peace Assembly Accepts 0630
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Proposal to Send Delegation to John F.
Kennedy and Soviet Premier Nikita
Khrushchev to Present Assembly's
Conclusions and Proposals.
0617 Incoming Telegram #1813. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk. 0631
June 27, 1962. 2pp. JFK#20. C. 1/14/77.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Expresses Concern over Ghana's Financial
Situation and Requests World Bank Experts
to Advise Him.
0619 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Ralph A. Dungan. 0632
June 29, 1962.1p. JFK#21. C. 1/14/77.
Ghana's Financial Situation.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #2140. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
June 28, 1962.1p. JFK#22. C. 1/14/77.
U.S. Condemnation of OAS Atrocities in
Algeria.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
June 28, 1962.1p.JFK#22a.
White House Clearance of Message to
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
Incoming Telegram #1664. Fr: [?] Green.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 7,1962.1p. JFK#22c. QUO.
Message from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah regarding U.S. Condemnation of
OAS Atrocities in Algeria.
Outgoing Telegram #2113. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
June 22, 1962. 3pp. JFK#22d. C. 5/12/75.
U.S. Replies to Letters from Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah regarding U.S.
Resumption of Nuclear Testing.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
June 23, 1962.1p. JFK#22e. C. 5/12/75.
Proposed U.S. Action regarding Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah's Letters to John
F. Kennedy.
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Accra.
NA. 3pp. JFK#22f. C. 5/12/75.
U.S. Replies to Letters from Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah regarding U.S.
Resumption of Nuclear Testing.
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Accra.
June 28,1962.1p. JFK#22f. C. 1/14/77.
U.S. Acknowledges Receipt of Letter from
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
regarding U.S. Condemnation of OAS
Atrocities in Algeria.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
June 11, 1962.1p.JFK#22g.
Letters to John F. Kennedy from Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah regarding U.S.
Nuclear Testing and OAS Atrocities in
Algeria.
Incoming Telegram #1671. [Note: Part II of II,
See Frame 0638 for Part I.] Fr: [?] Green.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 8,1962. 2pp. JFK#22h. C. NA.
U.S. Response to Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah's Appeal to Suspend High-
Altitude Nuclear Tests.
Ghana/Reel 8 171

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0634 Note. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0647
NA. 1p.JFK#22i.
"Attached to Deptel 2140 (Accra) in Original
Order."
0635 Incoming Telegram #1664. Fr: [?] Green.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 7,1962. 1 p. JFK#22i. OUO. 0648
Message from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah of Ghana regarding U.S.
Condemnation of OAS Atrocities in Algeria.
0636 Incoming Telegram #1663. Fr: [?] Green.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 7,1962. 1 p. JFK#22j. OUO. 0649
Appeal to U.S. from Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah Calling for End to High-
Altitude Nuclear Testing.
0637 Incoming Telegram #1662. Fr: [?] Green.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 7,1962.1 p. JFK#22k. LOU. 0650
Letters from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah Protesting U.S. Nuclear Testing and
Complimenting U.S. Position on OAS
Atrocities in Algeria.
0638 Incoming Telegram #1671. [Note: Part I of II. 0651
See Frame 0632 for Part II.] Fr: [?] Green.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 8,1962. 2pp. JFK#22k. C. 1/14/77.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Comments on
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Appeal to U.S. to Halt High-Altitude Nuclear 0652
Tests.
0640 Ghana•July 1962-August 1962.
0641 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp. 0654
0644 Outgoing Telegram #1. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Accra.
June 29,1962. 1p.JFK#1.
Message of Congratulations from John F.
Kennedy to Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah on Second Anniversary of
Founding of Republic of Ghana.
0645 Outgoing Telegram. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Kwame Nkrumah. 0658
June 27.1962. 1p.JFK#1a.
Message of Congratulations on Second
Anniversary of Founding of Republic of
Ghana.
0646 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0662
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 27,1962. 1p.JFK#1b.
'The Enclosed Cable Is Transmitted for
Clearance as Soon as Possible."
Document
Draft Telegram. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Kwame Nkrumah.
June 27,1962.1p. JFK#1c.
Message of Congratulations on Second
Anniversary of Founding of Republic of
Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #3. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 2, 1962.1p. JFK#2. C. 11/11/76.
Former U.S. Ambassador to UN James J.
Wadsworth's Impressions of Accra World
Peace Assembly in Ghana.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
Dean Rusk.
July3, 1962. 1 p. JFK#3.
Personal Letter to John F. Kennedy from
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah, Dated
June 23, 1962.
Letter. Fr: Kwame Nkrumah. To: John F.
Kennedy.
June 23, 1962.1p.JFK#3a.
Appointment of New U.S. Ambassador to
Ghana William Mahoney, Jr.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 10,1962.1 p. JFK#5.
Request for Appointment with John F.
Kennedy for Ambassador W. M. Q. Halm to
Pay Farewell Call.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#5a.
Biographical Sketch of W. M. Q. Halm,
Ghanaian Ambassador to U.S.
Department of State Airgram #A-10. Fr:
William P. Mahoney, Jr. To: State
Department.
July 10,1962. 4pp. JFK#6. C. 11/11/76.
U.S. Ambassador William Mahoney, Jr., Calls
on Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah to
Discuss Ghana's Protest of U.S. High-
Altitude Nuclear Tests and U.S.
Condemnation of OAS Atrocities in Algeria.
Incoming Telegram #53. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 11,1962. 4pp. JFK#7. C. 5/12)75.
Reply to Ghana's Protest of U.S. High-
Altitude Nuclear Tests.
Note. Fr: Ralph A. Dungan. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
July 11,1962.1p.JFK#8.
"Is It True That This Is All Dope Our
Embassies Have on Soviet Testing?"
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0663 Incoming Telegram #21. Fr: William P. 0676
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 6, 1962. 1p. JFK#8a. C. 11/11/76.
Discussions between Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah and U.S. Ambassador
William Mahoney, Jr., regarding U.S. and 0677
Soviet High-Altitude Nuclear Testing.
0664 Department of State Airgram #17. Fr: James
B. Engle. To: State Department.
July 12, 1962. 3pp. JFK#9.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's 0679
Letter to John F. Kennedy and Ghanaian
Newspaper Editorial Protesting U.S. High-
Altitude Nuclear Tests.
0667 Outgoing Telegram #41. Fr: NA. To: U.S.
Embassy, Accra.
July 10, 1962. 1p. JFK#10. C. 5/12/75.
John F. Kennedy Does Not Plan to Make
Specific Reply to Ghanaian President 0681
Kwame Nkrumah's Letter Protesting U.S.
High-Altitude Nuclear Tests.
0668 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 10, 1962.1p.JFK#10a.
White House Clearance of Draft Telegram to
Accra. 0682
0669 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Accra.
July 10, 1962. 1p. JFK#10b. C. 5/12/74.
John F. Kennedy Does Not Plan to Make
Specific Reply to Ghanaian President 0688
Kwame Nkrumah's Letter Protesting U.S.
High-Altitude Nuclear Tests.
0671 Statement. Fr: NA. To: Lincoln White.
September 10,1962. 2pp. JFK#10c.
U.S. Statement on High-Altitude Nuclear 0690
Testing.
0673 Incoming Telegram #38. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 9, 1962.1p. JFK#10d.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy Protesting U.S. 0692
High-Altitude Nuclear Tests.
0674 Outgoing Telegram #48. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Accra.
July 12, 1962.1p. JFK#11. C. 5/12/75.
Changes in Text of U.S. Reply to Ghana's
Protest of High-Altitude Nuclear Testing. 0693
0675 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
July 12, 1962. 1p.JFK#11a.
White House Clearance of Draft Telegram
to Accra.
Document
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Accra.
July 12,1962.1p. JFK#11b. C. 5/12/75.
Changes in Text of U.S. Reply to Ghana's
Protest of High-Altitude Nuclear Testing.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 24,1962. 2pp. JFK#12. C. 11/11/76.
Farewell Courtesy Call on John F. Kennedy
by Ghanaian Ambassador W. M. Q. Halm.
Incoming Telegram #153. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 28,1962. 2pp. JFK#14. C. 11/11/76 IP.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Plans to Send Delegation to Meet with
President William Tubman of Liberia
regarding Meeting of Foreign Ministers of
Casablanca and Monrovia Groups.
Outgoing Telegram #142. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
August 2,1962.1p. JFK#15. OUO.
U.S. Conveys Regrets to Ghanaian
Government regarding Assassination Attempt
against Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah.
Incoming Telegram #180. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
August 3,1962. 6pp. JFK#16. C. 11/11/76 IP.
Report on Assassination Attempt against
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
Incoming Telegram #23. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
August 9,1962. 2pp. JFK#17. LOU.
Ghanaian Government Refuses U.S.
Invitation to Attend Manpower Conference.
Department of State Airgram #CA-1491. Fr:
Dean Rusk. To: U.S. Embassies, Athens and
Ankara.
August 8,1962. 2pp. JFK#18. C. 11/11/76.
Possible Ghana Airways Service to Soviet
Bloc Countries.
Outgoing Telegram #207. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
August 17,1962. 1p. JFK#20. LOU.
Executive Board of International Monetary
Fund (IMF) Approves Ghana's Request for
$14.25 Million Drawing.
Department of State Airgram #A-129. Fr:
James B. Engle. To: State Department.
August 21, 1962. 3pp. JFK#21. C. 11/11/76.
Statement by Ghanaian Government
Absolving British Government for
Responsibility for Attempted Assassination of
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
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0696 Department of State Airgram #A-102. 0720
Fr: James B. Engle. To: State Department.
August 23,1962. 8pp. JFK#22. C. 11/11/76.
Ghanaian Press Treatment of Attempted
Assassination of Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah.
0705 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0721
August 23,1962. 1p. JFK#24.
Text of Letter from Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy
regarding U.S. Nuclear Testing in
Atmosphere.
0706 Letter. Fr: Kwame Nkrumah. To: John F. 0722
Kennedy.
July 9, 1962. 1p. JFK#24a.
Ghanaian President Nkrumah Protests U.S.
Nuclear Testing in Atmosphere.
0707 Incoming Telegram #302. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
August 27, 1962. 1p. JFK#25. C. 11/11/76 IP.
Attempted Assassination of Ghanaian 0728
President Kwame Nkrumah Causes Ghana
to Postpone Sending Delegation to Ask
Liberian President William Tubman to Call
Meeting of Casablanca and Monrovia Groups
Foreign Ministers.
0708 Incoming Telegram #322. Fr: William P. 0729
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
August 30, 1962. 4pp. JFK#26. C. 11/11/76
IP.
Detention of Conspirators in Assassination
Attempt against Ghanaian President Kwame 0732
Nkrumah of Ghana.
0712 CIA Information Report #TDCS-3/521,163.
Fr: CIA. To: NA.
August 31,1962. 2pp. JFK#27.
NA. 1/21/76 IP.
Appraisal of Ghanaian President Kwame 0734
Nkrumah's Mental State Following Attempt
on His Life.
0713 Ghana•September 1962.
0715 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0718 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
September 4, 1962.1p. JFK#1. LOU. 0736
Situation in Ghana Following Attempted
Assassination of Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah.
Document
Department of State Airgram #A-174. Fr:
James F. Green. To: State Department.
September 6, 1962.1p. JFK#2. QUO.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Reply to U.S. Ambassador William P.
Mahoney, Jr.'s Message on Assassination
Attempt.
Outgoing Telegram #318. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
September 10,1962.1p. JFK#3. LOU.
U.S. Expresses Regrets over Attempted
Assassination of Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah.
Department of State Airgram #A-191.
Fr: William P. Mahoney, Jr. To: State
Department.
September 13,1962. 6pp. JFK#4.
C. 12/30/76.
Discussions with Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah regarding U.S. Aid Programs and
Other Topics.
Incoming Telegram #424n. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 15,1962.1p. JFK#6.
C. 12/30/76 IP.
U.S. Fears Racial Violence as Part of
Ghana's Anti-Western Campaign.
Incoming Telegram #434. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 17,1962. 3pp. JFK#7.
Ghanaian Press Attacks on U.S., Great
Britain, and France.
Incoming Telegram #449. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 17,1962. 2pp. JFK#8.
C. 12/30/76 IP.
Anti-Western Press Attacks Ordered by
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
Incoming Telegram #446. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 18,1962. 2pp. JFK#9. LOU.
U.S. Protests Official Ghanaian Government
Radio and Press Allegations That U.S.
Government Connected with Attempted
Assassination of Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah.
Outgoing Telegram #361. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
September 18,1962.1p. JFK#11. S. 12/30/76.
U.S. Reaction to Ghanaian Press and Radio
Attacks.
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0737 Outgoing Telegram #362. Fr: Deari Rusk. 0752
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
September 18,1962. 1p. JFK#12. LOU.
Radio Ghana Attack on U.S. Alleges
Connection with Attempted Assassination of
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
0738 Incoming Telegram #456. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk. 0754
September 19,1962. 2pp. JFK#13.
C. 12/30/76.
U.S. Protests Official Ghanaian Government
Radio and Press Allegations That U.S.
Government Connected with Attempted
Assassination of Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah. 0755
0740 Incoming Telegram #464. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 19,1962. 1 p. JFK#14.
C. 12/30/76 IP.
Speech by Ghanaian High Commissioner
Kwesi Armah in London regarding Cuba's
Justification in Buying Arms from USSR due
to Hostile Attitude of U.S. 0757
0741 Incoming Telegram #466. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 19,1962. 1p. JFK#15.
C. 12/30/76.
U.S. Ambassador William Mahoney, Jr.,
Requests Appointment with Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah. 0759
0742 Incoming Telegram #467. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 19,1962.1p. JFK#16.
C. 12/30/76.
U.S. Demands Retraction of Charges in
Ghanaian Press That U.S. Connected with
Attempted Assassination of Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah. 0761
0743 Incoming Telegram #468. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 19,1962. 8pp. JFK#17.
S. 12/30/76.
Analysis of Crisis in Relations between U.S.
and Ghana.
0751 Outgoing Telegram #379. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0762
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
September 19,1962.1p. JFK#20.
C. 12/30/76.
U.S. Lodges Formal Protests over Allegations
in Ghanaian Press regarding U.S.
Connection in Attempted Assassination of
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
Document
Incoming Telegram #471. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 20,1962. 1p. JFK#21.
C. 12/30/76.
Ghanaian Government Fails to Retract
Allegations against U.S. Made by Official
Radio and Press.
Press Release. Fr: Foreign Broadcast
Information Service (FBIS). To: NA.
September 20,1962. 1p. JFK#24. OUO.
Ghana Apologizes to Great Britain for Press
and Radio Allegations regarding British
Complicity in Assassination Attempt on
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
Incoming Telegram #487. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 21,1962. 2pp. JFK#25.
C. 12/30/76.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Comments on
Implications of Ghanaian High Commissioner
Kwesi Armah's Remarks at Commonwealth
Ministers Conference in London.
Incoming Telegram #488. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 21,1962. 2pp. JFK#26.
C. 12/30/76 IP.
Ghanaian Government Disclaims
Responsibility for Content of Official Press
and Radio.
Incoming Telegram #489. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 21,1962. 2pp. JFK#27.
C. 12/30/76.
U.S. Ambassador Mahoney Protests Official
Press and Radio Attacks on U.S. to
Ghanaian Minister of Information and
Broadcasting L. R. Abavana.
Incoming Telegram #490. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 21,1961.1p. JFK#28.
C. 12/30/76 IP.
Discussions between Ghanaian Officials and
U.S. AID Director William J. Lawless
regarding Press Attacks on West.
Outgoing Telegram #506. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Lagos.
September 21,1962.1p. JFK#30. LOU.
Soviet Radio Broadcast Attacks Nigeria as
Accomplice and Conspirator in Attempted
Assassination of Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah.
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0764 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0780
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 21, 1962. 3pp. JFK#31.
C. 12/30/76 IP.
Anti-Western Campaign in Government-
Controlled Ghanaian Press.
0767 Incoming Telegram #510. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk. 0781
September 23,1962. 2pp. JFK#33.
C. 12/30/76 IP.
Ghanaian Press Reports regarding Bomb
Explosions in Accra.
0769 Incoming Telegram #522. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 23, 1962. 1 p. JFK#34. 0782
C. 12/30/76 IP.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Refuses to Restrain Anti-Western Campaign
in Government-Controlled Press and Radio.
0770 Department of State Airgram #A-202. Fr:
William P. Mahoney, Jr. To: State
Department. 0783
September 25, 1962. 5pp. JFK#35.
C. 12/30/76.
Discussions with Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah regarding U.S. Concern over Press
and Radio Attacks Linking U.S. with
Assassination Attempt. 0784
0775 Incoming Telegram #555. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 28,1962. 2pp. JFK#37.
C. 12/30/76.
Discussions with Ghanaian President Kwame 0786
Nkrumah regarding Remarks Made by
G. Mennen Williams Casting Reflections on
Ghana's Neutrality.
0777 Incoming Telegram #561. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 28,1962.1p. JFK#39.
Government of Ghana Imposes Censorship
on All Foreign Correspondents. 0788
0778 Incoming Telegram #562. Fr: William P. 0789
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk. 0791
September 28,1962. 1p. JFK#40.
C. 12/30/76.
Dissatisfaction among Populace regarding
Police Searches in Accra, Ghana.
0779 Incoming Telegram #563. Fr: William P.
Mahomey, Jr. To: Dean Rusk. 0798
September 28,1962. 1p. JFK#41.
C. 12/30/76.
"Embassy Accra Has No Such Report. Accra
Has Been under State of Emergency and
Curfew for Past Week with Presidential Office
and Residence Heavily Guarded."
Document
Incoming Telegram #611. Fr: [?] McClintock.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 28,1962. 1p. JFK#42.
C. 12/30/76.
Moroccan Government Asks U.S. for
Information on Attempted Assassination of
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
Incoming Telegram #565. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 29,1962.1p. JFK#43. LOU.
U.S. Embassy, Accra Requests Summary of
International Legal Precedents on Curfew
Situations due to Ghanaian Decision to
Restrict Curfew Passes to Chiefs of Mission.
Incoming Telegram #570. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 29,1962. 1p. JFK#44.
C. 12/30/76.
Report on Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah's First Public Appearance since
Attempt on His Life.
Note. Fr: C. K. Johnson. To: Charles E.
Johnson.
September 29,1962. 1p. JFK#45.
'This Memo Was Written before the Letter
Was Received Here (to Explain First
Paragraph)."
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 29,1962.2pp. JFK#45a.
Ghanaian Press Criticism of Statements
Made by G. Mennen Williams.
Incoming Telegram #571. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 30,1962. 2pp. JFK#46.
S. 12/30/76 IP.
Erosion of Popularity of Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah and Dissatisfaction of
Certain Elements of Population.
Ghana•October 1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Incoming Telegram #582. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
October 1,1962. 7pp. JFK#1. S. 2/18/76.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Assessment of
Political Situation in Ghana for Special
National Intelligence Estimate.
Incoming Telegram #583. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
October 1,1962. 5pp. JFK#2. S. 2/18/76.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Assessment of
Political Situation in Ghana for Special
National Intelligence Estimate.
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0803 Incoming Telegram #584. Fr: William P. 0825
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
October 1,1962.1p. JFK#3. S. 1/20/77.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Belief That in
Absence of Assassination Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah Will Remain in
Power in Foreseeable Future. 0826
0804 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 1, 1962. 1 p. JFK#4. C. 1 /20/77.
Situation Report on Developments in Ghana.
0805 Incoming Telegram #599. Fr: William P. 0831
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
October 3, 1962. 3pp. JFK#5. C. 1/20/77.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Economic Appraisal
of Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Address to Parliament.
0808 Incoming Telegram #600. Fr: William P. 0832
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
October 3, 1962. 6pp. JFK#6. C. 1/20/77.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Address on Opening of Parliament. 0833
0814 Incoming Telegram #602. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
Octobers, 1962. 2pp. JFK#7. S. 1/20/77.
Factors in Potential Power Struggle in Ghana
for Special National Intelligence Estimate. 0835
0816 Incoming Telegram #604. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
October 4, 1962. 1p. JFK#10. C. 5/5/75.
Ghanaian Army Units Withdrawn from 0837
"Operation Search" in Accra.
0817 Department of State Airgram #A-224. Fr:
James F. Green. To: State Department.
October 4, 1962.1p. JFK#12. OUO.
Visit of F. E. Boaten, General Secretary of
Accra World Peace Assembly, to U.S. 0838
0819 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 4, 1962. 4pp. JFK#13. S. 1/20/77 IP.
Contingencies in Event of Death or Removal
from Office of Ghanaian President Kwame 0839
Nkrumah.
0823 Incoming Telegram #609. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
October 5,1962. 2pp. JFK#14. C. 1/20/77.
Ghana's Economic and Financial Problems 0840
and Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Position on Association of African States with
Common Market.
Document
Incoming Telegram #621. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
October 9, 1962.1p. JFK#15. C. 1/20/77.
U.S. Ambassador Mahoney Meets with
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah before
Returning to U.S. for Consultations.
Department of State Airgram #A-22. Fr: John
P. Meagher. To: State Department.
October 9,1962. 5pp. JFK#16. S. 1/20/77.
Ghana's Involvement in Illegal Importation of
Arms into Nigeria.
Memorandum. Fr: William R. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 12,1962.1p. JFK#18. LOU.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for
William P. Mahoney, Jr., U.S. Ambassador to
Ghana.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#18a.
Biographical Data on William P. Mahoney, Jr.,
U.S. Ambassador to Ghana.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 16,1962. 1p. JFK#19. LOU.
Ghana's Voting Record in Sixteenth Session
of UN General Assembly.
Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp.JFK#19a.
African Voting Pattern for Sixteenth Session
of UN General Assembly.
Incoming Telegram #677. Fr: James F.
Green. To: Dean Rusk.
October 19,1962.1p. JFK#20. C. 1/20/77.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Opposition to Draft Federal Constitution for
DRC.
Incoming Telegram #681. Fr: James F.
Green. To: Dean Rusk.
October 20,1962.1p. JFK#21. C. 1/20/77 IP.
No Plans for Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to Visit Cuba or Latin America.
Incoming Telegram #696. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
October 26,1962.1p. JFK#23. LOU.
Discussions with Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah regarding Cuban Missile Crisis.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 10,1962. 1p. JFK#23c. C. 1/20/77.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah regarding
Criticisms of Ghana by G. Mennen Williams.
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0841 Note. Fr: Polly A. Yates. To: Bromley K. 0863
Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#25.
"Mr. Kaysen Took Original of This Yesterday."
0842 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: 0864
McGeorge Bundy.
October 27,1962. 3pp. JFK#25a. S. 1 /20/77.
Review of Economic and Political
Developments in Ghana.
0845 Incoming Telegram #697. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
October 29,1962. 1p. JFK#26. C. 1/20/77. 0867
Message from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy on Cuban
Missile Crisis.
0846 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F.
Kennedy. 0868
October 29,1962. 5pp. JFK#27. C. 1/19/76.
Review of U.S. Relations with Ghana.
0851 Ghana•November 1962-December 0870
1962.
0852 Withdrawal Sheets. 5pp.
0857 Incoming Telegram #702. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk. 0872
November 1, 1962.1p. JFK#1. C. 11/2/76.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah.
0858 Incoming Telegram #700. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk. 0875
October 6,1962.1p. JFK#1a. C. 11/2/76.
U.S. Protests Remarks by Alex Quaison-
Sackey, Chief of Ghana's UN Mission, and
Message from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to Soviet Premier Nikita
Khrushchev regarding Dismantling of Missile 0877
Bases.
0859 Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#NA.
0860 Outgoing Telegram #565. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra. 0878
October 31,1962.1p. JFK#1b. C. 11/2/76.
"Please Report Soonest Whether Text
President's Letter Delivered to Nkrumah and
His Reaction."
0861 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#2. 0880
Text of Ghana's UN Resolution on
Suspension of All Underground Nuclear
Tests.
0862 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 8, 1962.1p. JFK#3.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah.
Document
Letter. Fr: Kwame Nkrumah. To: John F.
Kennedy.
October 25,1962.1p. JFK#3a.
Cuban Missile Crisis.
Department of State Airgram #A-284. Fr:
William P. Mahoney, Jr. To: State
Department.
November 2,1962. 3pp. JFK#4. C. 11/2/76.
Meeting between Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah and U.S. Ambassador-at-
Large Chester Bowles.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 19,1962.1p. JFK#5. C. 2/18/76.
Crop Damage Caused by Cocoa Capsids in
Ghana.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#5a. C. 2/18/76.
Crop Damage Caused by Cocoa Capsids in
Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #713. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
November 20, 1962. 2pp. JFK#6.
New Ghanaian Press Campaign against U.S.
Incoming Telegram #714. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
November 21, 1962. 3pp. JFK#7. S. 11/2/76.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Comments on Anti-
U.S. Attacks by Ghanaian Press.
Incoming Telegram #717. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
November 21, 1962. 2pp. JFK#9. LOU.
Summary of U.S. Ambassador Mahoney's
Visit to Guinea Press, Official Ghanaian
Press Agency.
Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
November 20, 1962.1 p. JFK#10.
Ghanaian Press Campaign against U.S.
Policy toward Cuba.
Outgoing Telegram #586. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
November 21,1962. 2pp. JFK#11.
S. 11/2/76.
Implications of Anti-U.S. Press Campaign in
Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #719. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
November 22,1962.1p. JFK#12. S. 11/2/76.
U.S. Policy for Dealing with Ghanaian Press
Attacks.
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0881 Incoming Telegram #720. Fr: William P. 0908
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
November 23,1962. 3pp. JFK#13.
C.11/2/76.
Ghana's Policy on Activities of Foreign
Cultural and Information Centers.
0884 Incoming Telegram #728. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
November 28,1962. 2pp. JFK#18. 0912
C. 11/2/76.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah Upset
over U.S. Protests of Attacks by Ghanaian
Press. 0914
0886 Incoming Telegram #729. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
November 28, 1962.1p. JFK#19. C. 11/2/76.
U.S. Discussions with Friendly Chiefs of
Mission in Accra regarding Situation in 0916
Ghana.
0888 CIA Information Report #TDCS-3/652,381.
Fr: CIA. To: NA.
November 30,1962. 6pp. JFK#20.
S. 9/2/76 IP.
United Party's Plans for Taking over
Government of Ghana. 0919
0894 Incoming Telegram #736. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
December 2, 1962. 4pp. JFK#22. S. 11/2/76.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Reflections on
Ghanaian Press Editorial Suggesting CIA
Connection with Attempted Assassination of 0921
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
0898 Incoming Telegram #66. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
Decembers, 1962. 1p. JFK#23. S. 11/2/76.
Change in Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah's Position toward U.S. Peace
Corps. 0924
0899 Incoming Telegram #68. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
December 3, 1962.1p. JFK#24. LOU.
Evaluation of Relations between U.S. Peace 0926
Corps and Government of Ghana.
0900 Incoming Telegram #738. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
December 3,1962. 5pp. JFK#25. S. 11/2/76.
Considerations for Evaluating Status of U.S.-
Ghanaian Relations.
0905 Incoming Telegram #739. Fr: William P. 0927
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
December 3,1962. 3pp. JFK#26. S. 11/2/76.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Recommendations for
Dealing with Uncertain Political Situation in
Ghana.
Ghana/Reel 8
Document
Incoming Telegram #742. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
December 4, 1962. 4pp. JFK#28.
Text of Ghanaian Times Editorial on
Louisiana Senator Allen J. Ellender's
Comments on African Leadership and Dr.
Kofi Abrefa Busia's Statements on Ghanaian
Troops in Cuba.
Outgoing Telegram #86. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
December 4, 1962. 2pp. JFK#29. S. 11/2/76.
U.S. Position on Peace Corps in Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #70. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
Decembers, 1962. 2pp. JFK#30. C. 11/2/76.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Attitude toward U.S. Peace Corps.
Incoming Telegram #71. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
December 5, 1962. 2pp. JFK#31. S. 11/2/76.
Government of Ghana Considers Removal of
U.S. Peace Corps Volunteers Not Engaged
in Teaching Science, Math, English, or
French.
Outgoing Telegram #75. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Selected African Diplomatic Posts.
Decembers, 1962. 2pp. JFK#32. S. 11/2/76.
Possibility That Government of Ghana Might
Request Removal of Certain U.S. Peace
Corps Volunteers.
Incoming Telegram #747. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
December 6, 1962. 2pp. JFK#33. S. 11/2/76.
Ghanaian Minister of Education Meets with
U.S. Peace Corps Director regarding
Possible Removal of Certain Volunteers Not
Teaching Science, Math, English, or French.
State Department Intelligence Note. Fr:
Roger Hilsman. To: Dean Rusk.
December 6, 1962. 2pp. JFK#35. S. 11/2/76.
Reports of Opposition Plotting in Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #748. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
December 7, 1962. 1p. JFK#36. S. 11/2/76.
Ghanaian Minister of Education Requests
Removal of All Peace Corps Volunteers Not
Engaged in Teaching Science, Math, English,
or French.
Incoming Telegram #751. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
December 7, 1962. 3pp. JFK#37.
S. 11/2/76 IP.
Discussions between Ghanaian Minister of
Education and U.S. Peace Corps
Representative regarding Removal of Certain
Peace Corps Volunteers.

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0930 Outgoing Telegram #605. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0949
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
U.S. Adopts Policy of "Courteous Aloofness"
toward Ghana.
0931 Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
December 4, 1962.1p. JFK#38a.
"For Approval Prior to Transmission."
0932 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy, 0951
Accra.
December 4, 1962.1p. JFK#38b. S. 11/2/76.
U.S. Adopts Policy of "Courteous Aloofness"
toward Ghana.
0933 Memorandum. Fr: Gordon Chase.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
December 12, 1962.1p. JFK#40. C. 1/21/77.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for Edgar 0953
F. Kaiser, President of Kaiser Industries
Corporation.
0934 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
December 12,1962.1p. JFK#40a.
S. 11/2/76.
Meeting between John F. Kennedy and 0955
Edgar F. Kaiser, President of Kaiser
Industries Corporation, regarding Upcoming
Trip to Ghana.
0935 Briefing Paper. Fr: NA. To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 2pp. JFK#40b. S. 11/2/76 IP.
U.S.-Ghanaian Relations.
0937 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F. 0956
Kennedy.
December 13, 1962. 2pp. JFK#41.
S. 1/21/77.
Kennedy's Meeting with Edgar F. Kaiser,
President of Kaiser Industries Corporation.
0939 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Carl Kaysen.
December 16, 1962. 1 p. JFK#42. C. 2/18/76. 0957
Information Memorandum on Situation in
Ghana.
0940 Information Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#42a. C. 2/18/76.
Internal and External Developments in 0958
Ghana. .
0944 Incoming Telegram #712. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
November 20,1962.4pp. JFK#42b.
Ghanaian Press Attack on U.S. Ambassador
to Ghana Mahoneyi
0948 Outgoing Telegram #665. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
December 17, 1962.1p. JFK#43. C. 11/2/76.
President of Kaiser Industries Corporation
Edgar F. Kaiser's Planned Trip to Ghana.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #1112. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
December 17, 1962. 2pp. JFK#44.
C. 11/2/76.
Increase in Anti-Western Position of
Government of Ghana Following Attempted
Assassination of Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah.
Incoming Telegram #771. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
December 19, 1962. 2pp. JFK#45.
S. 11/2/76 IP.
U.S. Embassy, Accra Regards It as Unlikely
That Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Will Be Deposed in Foreseeable Future
Despite Growing Dissatisfaction.
Incoming Telegram #774. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
December 19.1962. 1p. JFK#46.
C. 11/2/76 IP.
U.S. Urged to Use Caution When Asking
African Heads of State to Comment on
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
Telegram. Fr: Edgar F. Kaiser. To: Kaiser
Industries Corporation.
December 19,1962.1p. JFK#47.
Transmittal of Message from Kaiser to
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
regarding Progress on Construction of Valco
Aluminum Smelter.
Telegram. Fr: Nina Hornby. To: Ward
Humphreys.
December 27,1962. 1p. JFK#47.
Transmittal of Message from Edgar F. Kaiser,
President of Kaiser Industries Corporation, to
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Requesting to Know if Plans for Visit Are
Convenient.
Incoming Telegram #780. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
December 21, 1962. 1p. JFK#48. C. 11/2/76.
Article in Soviet Weekly Journal New Times
Attacking U.S. Peace Corps.
Incoming Telegram #789. Fr: James B.
Engle. To: Dean Rusk.
December 23,1962.1p. JFK#50.
C. 11/2/76 IP.
Dahoman Foreign Minister Arrives in Acerato
Mediate Dispute between Ghana and Togo.
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0959 Incoming Telegram #85. Fr: Robinson 0976
Mcllvaine. To: Dean Rusk.
December 26.1962. 1p. JFK#51. C. 11/2/76.
Discussions between Dahoman Foreign
Minister [?] Zinsou and Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah regarding Dispute between
Ghana and Togo. 0980
0960 Incoming Telegram #803. Fr: James B.
Engle. To: Dean Rusk.
December 30,1962. 2pp. JFK#54.
C. 11/2/76 IP.
Indications That Government of Ghana
Building up Case That CIA Involved in
Attempted Assassination of Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah. 0981
0962 Incoming Telegram #813. Fr: James B.
Engle. To: Dean Rusk.
December 31,1962. 2pp. JFK#55.
C. 11/2)76.
Arrival of Soviet Arms Shipment in Ghana. 0983
0964 Ghana•January 1-20,1963.
0965 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
0967 Incoming Telegram #822. Fr: James B.
Engle. To: Dean Rusk.
January 3,1963.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
New Year's Greetings from Ghanaian 0984
President Kwame Nkrumah to John F.
Kennedy.
0968 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Carl Kaysen.
January 2,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
Meeting between Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah and Professor Vernon 0988
McKay.
0969 Department of State Airgram #A-158. Fr:
William P. Mahoney, Jr. To: State
Department.
December 18,1962. 5pp. JFK#NA.
C. 4/5/77.
Meeting between Ghanaian President 0990
Kwame Nkrumah and Professor Vernon
McKay.
0974 Incoming Telegram #837. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 8,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
Indications That Political Trial of Conspirators 0994
in Attempted Assassination of Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah Will Take Place
with Prosecution Attempting to Implicate CIA.
Document
Incoming Telegram #852. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 11,1963. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/76.
Ghana Requests That U.S. Recall Dr. Carl
Nydell, U.S. Regional Medical Director, and
William Davis, Cultural Affairs Officer.
Outgoing Telegram #686. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, Accra, London, Paris,
and Lome.
January 13,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
U.S. Reaction to Ghanaian Government
Request for Recall of Dr. Carl Nydell, U.S.
Regional Medical Director, and William Davis,
Cultural Affairs Officer.
Incoming Telegram #917. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 16,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
Ghanaian Army and Police Border Sealing
Exercise.
Incoming Telegram #922. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 17,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
Ghanaian Government Presents Charges
against Dr. Carl Nydell, U.S. Regional
Medical Director in Ghana, Leading to
Request for His Recall.
Incoming Telegram #923. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 17,1963. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
Note from Ghana's Deputy Minister of
Foreign Affairs Listing Charges against Dr.
Carl Nydell, U.S. Regional Medical Director,
Leading to Request for His Recall.
Outgoing Telegram #704. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, Accra and London.
January 17,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 4/5/77.
U.S. Expresses Concern over Ghana's
Declaring Two American Officials Persona
Non Grata Leads to Review of U.S. Relations
and Aid Program.
Outgoing Telegram #1255. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
January 17,1963. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
Government of Ghana Declares Dr. Carl
Nydell, U.S. Regional Medical Director,
Persona Non Grata and Requests His Recall.
Incoming Telegram #929. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 18,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
U.S. Acknowledges Receipt of Ghanaian
Government Note Declaring Dr. Carl Nydell,
U.S. Regional Medical Director, Persona Non
Grata.
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0996 Incoming Telegram #933. Fr: William P. 1007
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 18,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
U.S. Publicizes Good Works in Ghana
Performed by Dr. Carl Nydell, U.S. Regional
Medical Director.
0997 Incoming Telegram #938. Fr: William P. 1010
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 18,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
Ghana's Foreign Minister Requests That U.S.
Suspend Persona Non Grata Action against
George Arthur, Second Secretary of
Ghanaian Embassy, in Washington, D.C.,
until Ghanaian Government Reconsiders 1012
Carl Nydell Case.
0998 Outgoing Telegram #711. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
January 18,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
State Department Issues Statement
Deploring Ghanaian Government Action
Declaring Dr. Carl Nydell, U.S. Regional
Medical Director, Persona Non Grata. 1017
0999 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
January 18,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
U.S. Relations with Ghana Following
Request for Removal of Members of U.S.
Embassy Staff in Accra.
1002 Note. Fr: Ghanaian Ministry of Foreign 1020
Affairs. To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
January 11, 1963.1p. JFK#NA.
Ghanaian Government Requests Recall of
Dr. Cari Nydell, U.S. Regional Medical
Director, and William Davis, U.S. Cultural
Affairs Officer.
1003 Draft Press Release. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1 p. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77. 1021
U.S. Statement regarding Ghanaian 1022
Government Decision to Declare Dr. Carl 1024
Nydell, U.S. Regional Medical Director,
Persona Non Grata.
1004 Incoming Telegram #935. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 19,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah Calls 1025
U.S. Embassy, Accra Asking Them to Keep
Dr. Carl Nydell on Staff until Further Notice.
1005 Incoming Telegram #937. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
-, January 19,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
Ghanaian Foreign Ministry Note Declaring Dr.
Carl Nydell, U.S. Regional Medical Director,
Persona Non Grata.
Document
Incoming Telegram #940. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 19,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
U.S. Embassy, Accra Requests Further
Instructions for Dealing with Nydell-Davis
Cases.
Incoming Telegram #936. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 19,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah Calls
U.S. Embassy, Accra Asking if Anything Can
Be Done about Expulsion of Dr. Carl Nydell,
U.S. Regional Medical Director.
Incoming Telegram #942. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 19,1963. 5pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
U.S. Embassy Officials in Ghana Discuss
U.S.-Ghanaian Relations with Edgar F.
Kaiser and Chad F. Calhoun, President and
Vice President of Kaiser Industries
Corporation, Respectively.
Incoming Telegram #945. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 19,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
Summary of U.S. Discussions with Ghanaian
Foreign Ministry regarding Persona Non
Grata Note on Dr. Carl Nydell, U.S. Regional
Medical Director.
Outgoing Telegram #1119. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Lagos.
January 19,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/5/77.
U.S. Discussions with Nigerian Foreign
Minister Jaja Wachuku regarding Ghana's
Declaring Dr. Carl Nydell, U.S. Regional
Medical Director, Persona Non Grata.
Ghana•January 21-31,1963.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
January 21,1963! 1p. JFK#NA. S. 2/18/76.
Contingencies in Event of Death or Removal
from Office of Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 5pp. JFK#NA. S. 2/18/76.
Contingencies in Event of Death or Removal
from Office of Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah.
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1030 Incoming Telegram #956. Fr: William P. 1051
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 21,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/10/77.
Meeting between Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah and Chad F. Calhoun, Vice
President of Kaiser Industries Corporation,
regarding Ghana's Declaring Dr. Carl Nydell, 1053
U.S. Regional Medical Director, Persona Non
Grata.
1032 Incoming Telegram #959. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 21,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/10/77.
Discussions between Ghanaian President 1054
Kwame Nkrumah and Edgar F. Kaiser and
Chad F. Calhoun, President and Vice
President of Kaiser Industries Corporation,
Respectively.
1035 Incoming Telegram #960. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 21,1963.1p. JFK#NA. S. 6/10/77. 1057
Evaluation of Results of Kaiser-Calhoun
Talks with Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah.
1036 Incoming Telegram #961. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 22,1963. 5pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/10/77.
Comments on Kaiser-Calhoun Visit to 1061
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah in
Relation to Problem of Ghanaian-U.S.
Relations.
1041 Incoming Telegram #965. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 23,1963.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/10/77.
Theft of License Plate from Car of Dr. Carl
Nydell, U.S. Regional Medical Director, in 1063
Ghana.
1043 Incoming Telegram #962. Fr: William P. .
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 23,1963. 5pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/10/77.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Appraisal of Ghana's
Projected Political Trial and Nydeil-Davis
Persona Non Grata Cases.
1048 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F.
Kennedy.
January 23,1963.1 p. JFK#NA. 1064
Kennedy's Meeting with Edgar F. Kaiser and
Chad F. Calhoun, President and Vice
President of Kaiser Industries Corporation,
Respectively, to Discuss Their Visit to Ghana.
1049 Incoming Telegram #970. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 25, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/10/77.
Status on Developments in U.S. Relations
with Ghana.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
January 25,1963. 1p. JFK#NA.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah, Dated January
21,1963.
Letter. Fr: Kwame Nkrumah. To: John F.
Kennedy.
January 21,1963.1p. JFK#NA.
Reply to Message Sent by Kennedy with
Edgar F. Kaiser, President of Kaiser
Industries Corporation, on His Trip to Ghana
Incoming Telegram #979. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 29,1963.2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
U.S. Protests Ghanaian Frontier Police's
Refusal to Allow U.S. Deputy Chief of Mission
at Lome, Togo, to Enter Country as
Diplomatic Courier.
Outgoing Telegram #730. Fr: NA. To: U.S.
Embassy, Accra.
January 28,1963. 4pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/10/77.
U.S. State Department to Allow Ghana
Reasonable Time to Demonstrate Good Faith
in Relations with U.S. and Ghana's Policies
and Actions toward Rest of Africa.
Incoming Telegram #582. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 30,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA.
S. 2/21/78 IP.
U.S. Discussions with British Deputy High
Commissioner regarding Closing of British
Council and U.S. Information Service in
Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #986. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 31,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/10/77.
U.S. Ambassador Mahoney Requests
Summary of John F. Kennedy's Discussions
with Edgar F. Kaiser and Chad F. Calhoun,
President and Vice President of Kaiser
Industries Corporation, Respectively, for Use
in Meeting with Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah.
Outgoing Telegram #739. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
January 31,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/10/77.
President of Kaiser Industries Corporation
Edgar F. Kaiser's Comments on His Meeting
with Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
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Source and Editorial Note. 1 p.
Folder Title List. 9pp.
Ghana•February 1-10,1963.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Kwame Nkrumah.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Letter to Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah regarding U.S. Concern over Status
of Relations and Views on Actions Necessary
to Bring about Improvement.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
Carl Kaysen.
February 1, 1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/16/77.
U.S. Criteria for Evaluating Future Ghanaian
Activities and Policies.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
Carl Kaysen.
February 1, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/16/77.
U.S. Criteria for Evaluating Future Ghanaian
Activities and Policies.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
Dean Rusk.
February 1, 1963.4pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/16/77.
Possible U.S. Courses of Action in Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #1091. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 6, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Comments on
Ghanaian Government's Insistence That UN
Security Council Meet to Discuss
Investigation of Murder of Patrice Lumumba.
Incoming Telegram #988. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
January 31,1963. 6pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/10/77.
U.S. Reviews Relations with Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #995. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
February 1,1963. 6pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/16/77.
Meeting with Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to Review Problems in U.S.-
Ghanaian Relations.
Incoming Telegram #997. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
February 1, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/16/77.
Comments of U.S. Ambassador Mahoney on
His Meeting with Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to Discuss Problems in U.S.-
Ghanaian Relations.
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0032 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
February 2, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. S. 6/16/77 IP.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah.
0033 Incoming Telegram #1001. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
February 3, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/16/77.
Soviet Mission Arrives in Ghana for Talks on
Ghanaian-Soviet Agreement on Economic
Cooperation.
0034 Incoming Telegram #1002. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
Februarys, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/16/77.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Comments on
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Letters to John F. Kennedy and Chad F.
Calhoun, Vice President of Kaiser Industries
Corporation.
0036 Incoming Telegram #1015. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
February 6,1963. 4pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/16/77.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Informs John F. Kennedy That Ghana Will
Not Press for U.S. Regional Medical Director
Dr. Carl Nydell's Recall.
0040 Incoming Telegram #1016. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
February 6, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Ghanaian Press Attacks U.S. Policy on
Africa.
0042 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
February 6,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 12/31/76.
Suggested Reply by John F. Kennedy to
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah.
0043 Outgoing Telegram #753. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
February 7, 1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/1/77.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Letter from
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Seeking Improvement in Ghanaian-U.S.
Relations.
0046 Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: Carl
Kaysen.
February 7, 1963.1p. JFK#NA.
'There Is Enclosed for Retyping Original of
President's Letter to Nkrumah."
0047 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Kwame
Nkrumah.
February 7, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Kennedy's Reply to Letter from Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah Seeking
Improvement in Ghanaian-U.S. Relations.
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0049 Outgoing Telegram #754. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: 0073
U.S. Embassy, Accra.
February 8,1963. 4pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/16/77.
Letter from Edgar F. Kaiser, President of
Kaiser Industries Corporation, to Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah regarding
Economic Situation in Ghana.
0053 Outgoing Telegram #1271. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Lagos. 0076
February 8, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/16/77.
U.S. Assures Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah That They Are Not Attempting to
Bring about His Downfall.
0054 Department of State Airgram #A-483. Fr:
William P. Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk. 0083
February 9, 1963. 5pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/16/77.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Comments on
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Letters to John F. Kennedy and Chad F.
Calhoun, Vice President of Kaiser Industries
Corporation.
0060 Ghana•February 11-28,1963.
0061 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp. 0092
0063 Incoming Telegram #1025. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
February 11, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/27/77.
U.S. Ambassador Mahoney Delivers John F.
Kennedy's Letter to Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah.
0065 Incoming Telegram #1027. Fr: William P. 0095
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
February 11, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/27/77.
Discussions between U.S. Ambassador
Mahoney and Michael F. Dei-Anang, Head of
Ghana's African Affairs Secretariat, regarding 0096
Possibility That Ghana Might Offer
Educational Facilities to James Meredith,
Black Student and Civil Rights Activist of
Mississippi. 0098
0066 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Dean Rusk.
February 13, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah, Dated January
31,1963. 0102
0067 Letter. Fr: Kwame Nkrumah. To: John F.
Kennedy.
January 31,1963. 6pp. JFK#NA.
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.
Document
Incoming Telegram #1036. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
February 14, 1963.3pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/27/77.
Discussions between Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah and Chad F. Calhoun, Vice
President of Kaiser Industries Corporation,
regarding Relations between U.S. and
Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #1049. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
February 18,1963. 6pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/27/77.
Report by Chad F. Calhoun, Vice President of
Kaiser Industries Corporation, on Volta River
Authority Meeting.
Department of State Airgram #A-531 and
Newspaper Clippings. Fr: William B.
Edmondson. To: State Department.
February 18,1963. 9pp. JFK#NA.
C. 6/27/77 IP.
Ghanaian Times Laments Murder of Iraqi
Prime Minister Abdul Karim el-Kassem in
Apparent Shift of Attitude toward Situation in
Iraq.
Incoming Telegram #1052. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
February 19,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/22/77.
Report by Chad F. Calhoun, Vice President of
Kaiser Industries Corporation, on Trip to
Volta Dam Site with Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
Carl Kaysen.
February 19,1963.1p. JFK#NA. S. 6/27/77.
Positive and Negative Factors Affecting U.S.-
Ghanaian Relations.
List. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/27/77.
Positive and Negative Factors Affecting U.S.-
Ghanaian Relations.
Incoming Telegram #1055. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
February 20,1963. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/27/77.
Meeting with Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to Discuss Nydell-Davis Persona
Non Grata Cases.
Incoming Telegram #475. Fr: Leon B.
Poullada. To: Dean Rusk.
February 20,1963.2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Recommendation That State Department
Consider Imposing Travel Restrictions or
Other Sanctions on Ghanaian Diplomats in
U.S.
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0104 Incoming Telegram #1058. Fr: William P. 0124
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
February 21, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 1/19/77.
Letter from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah to John F. Kennedy regarding
Nkrumah's Discussions with U.S.
Ambassador Mahoney. 0126
0105 Incoming Telegram #1068. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
February 25, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Attack on U.S. Government and CIA in
Ghanaian Times Article by Former South
African Communist H. M. Basner.
0107 Incoming Telegram #449. Fr: Leon B. 0129
Poullada. To: Dean Rusk.
February 26,1963.2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
U.S. Nonprofessional Diplomatic Courier
Prevented from Entering Ghana at Togo
Border. 0132
0109 Outgoing Telegram #793. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
February 26, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/27/77.
U.S. Reaction to Anti-American Article in 0134
Ghanaian Times by Former South African
Communist H. M. Basner.
0110 Incoming Telegram #1070. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
February 27, 1963. 5pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/27/77.
Discussions between Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah and Chad F. Calhoun, Vice
President of Kaiser Industries Corporation,
regarding Memorandum on Capital 0139
Investment Act.
0115 CIA Intelligence Memorandum. Fr: CIA Office
of Current Intelligence. To: NA.
February 27, 1963. 2pp. JFK#18[?].
U.S.-Ghanaian Relations
0117 Ghana•March 1963-April 1963. oi 40
0118 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
0120 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Carl Kaysen.
March 1, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 6/30/77.
Positive and Negative Factors Affecting U.S.-
Ghanaian Relations 0143
0121 Incoming Telegram #1084. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 4, 1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/5/75.
Report on Discussions between Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah and Chad F.
Calhoun, Vice President of Kaiser Industries
Corporation.
Document
Incoming Telegram #1083. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 5,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Proposal to African Heads of State for
Formation of Bicameral African Parliament.
Incoming Telegram #1093. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 6,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77.
U.S. Embassy, Accra's Assessment of Kaiser
Industries Corporation Vice President Chad
F. Calhoun's Visit to Ghana and Meetings
with Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
Incoming Telegram #1108. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 13,1963.3pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77.
Trial of Alleged Bomb Throwers and
Accomplices in Ghana.
List. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. NA.
Positive and Negative Factors Affecting U.S.-
Ghanaian Relations.
Incoming Telegram #1118. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 15, 1963. 5pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77.
Discussions with Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah regarding Funding of UN
Peacekeeping Operations, Ghanaian
Restrictions on U.S. Diplomatic
Communications, and U.S.-Ghanaian
Relations.
Incoming Telegram #1116. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 15,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77.
Discussions with Michael F. Dei-Anang, Head
of Ghana's African Affairs Secretariat,
regarding Inaccuracies in Louisiana Senator
Allen J. Ellender's Report on Africa.
Incoming Telegram #1127. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 18, 1963. 3pp. JFK#7. C. 2/21/78.
Efforts to Modify Contract with USSR under
Which Independent Geological Survey in
Ghana Being Conducted.
Incoming Telegram #1122. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 18,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/5/75.
U.S. Embassy, Accra Recommends That Dr.
Carl Nydell Be Allowed to Resume Duties as
U.S. Regional Medical Director in Ghana.
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0144 Outgoing Telegram #830. Fr: George W. Ball. 0162
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
March 19,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/5/75.
U.S. State Department Concurs with
Recommendation That Dr. Carl Nydell Be
Allowed to Resume Duties as U.S. Regional
Medical Director in Ghana. 0165
0145 Incoming Telegram #1136. Fr: William P.
Mahpney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 21,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77.
Discussions with New Ghanaian Foreign
Minister Kojo Botsio regarding Ghanaian
Press Attacks on U.S. and Nydell-Davis 0168
Persona Non Grata Cases.
0148 Incoming Telegram #1145. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 23,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77.
Ghanaian Government Asks U.S. for Proper
Procedure for Withdrawal of Notes Declaring 0171
Dr. Carl Nydell, U.S. Regional Medical
Director, and William Davis, U.S. Cultural
Affairs Officer, Persona Non Grata.
0150 Incoming Telegram #1147. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 25,1963.1 p. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77 IP. 0173
Discussions with Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah regarding False Charges against
CIA in Article in The Spark.
0151 Incoming Telegram #1152. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 27, 1963.1 p. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77. 0175
U.S. Embassy, Accra Returns Notes on
Nydell-Davis Persona Non Grata Cases to
Ghanaian Foreign Ministry.
0152 Incoming Telegram #1167. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
March 29,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77 IP.
Evaluation of Ghanaian President Kwame 0176
Nkrumah and Ghanaian Government's
Attitude toward U.S.
0155 Outgoing Telegram #858. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
April 9,1963.2pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77. 0177
U.S. Réponse to Ghanaian Press Attacks on
U.S. Negroes and Kennedy Administration.
0157 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
April 9,1963.3pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/30/77. 0178
Positive and Negative Factors Affecting U.S.-
Ghanaian Relations.
0160 Incoming Telegram #1204. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
April 11,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Ghanaian Press Attack on U.S. Negroes and
Kennedy Administration.
Incoming Telegram #1211. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
April 14,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77.
Discussions with Ghanaian Foreign Minister
Kojo Botsio regarding Press Attacks on U.S.
Negroes.
Incoming Telegram #1226. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
April 19,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77.
Discussions with Ghanaian Government
Officials regarding Press Attacks on U.S.
Negroes.
Outgoing Telegram #879. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
April 19,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77.
U.S. Discusses Press Attacks on U.S.
Negroes with New Ghanaian Ambassador to
U.S. Miguel A. Ribeiro.
Incoming Telegram #1231. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
April 20,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77.
Article in Newsweek Magazine regarding CIA
Domination of U.S. Student Exchange
Program.
Incoming Telegram #1234. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
April 22,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Article by South African Columnist H. M.
Basner in Ghanaian Times on Thresher
Disaster.
Outgoing Telegram #881. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Accra.
April 22,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77.
Message from Lucius Battle to Osborn Elliott,
Editor of Newsweek, regarding Article on CIA
Monitoring of U.S. Foreign Student Exchange
Program.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
April 22,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/5/75.
Presentation of Credentials by Miguel A.
Ribeiro, Ghanaian Ambassador to U.S.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
April 26,1963. 1p. JFK#NA.
Presentation of Credentials by Miguel A.
Ribeiro, Ghanaian Ambassador to U.S.
Briefing Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1 p. JFK#NA.C. 5/5/75.
Items for Discussion with Miguel A. Ribeiro,
New Ghanaian Ambassador to U.S.
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0179 Incoming Telegram #1241. Fr: William P. 0201
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
April 25,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77.
U.S. Protests Ghanaian Press Attacks on
U.S. Negroes to Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah.
0181 Incoming Telegram #1247. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
April 26,1963. 5pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77.
U.S. Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver's 0209
Discussions with Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah and Senior Ghanaian Government
Officials.
0186 Incoming Telegram #4213. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
April 26,1963. 1 p. JFK#NA. C. 5/5/75.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Response to Suggestion That He Send
Ghanaian Teachers of African History to U.S. 0216
High Schools.
0187 Outgoing Telegram #891. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Accra.
April 26, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/30/77.
Miguel A. Ribeiro, Ghanaian Ambassador to
U.S., Presents His Credentials to John F.
Kennedy and Discusses U.S.-Ghanaian 0221
Relations.
0189 Department of State Airgram #A-689. Fr:
Oliver L. Troxel, Jr. To: State Department.
April 28,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77 IP.
Reports That Ghana Government Is Adding
Facilities and Activities at Bui Dam Site. 0223
0191 Incoming Telegram #1253. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
April 29, 1963. 4pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/30/77.
Discussions with Ghanaian Foreign Minister
Kojo Botsio regarding Press Attacks on U.S.
0195 Incoming Telegram #1255. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
April 30,1963. 1 p. JFK#NA. C. 6/30/77. 0227
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah Suggesting That
Ghana Send Qualified Teachers in African
History to Select U.S. High Schools.
0196 Ghana•Ghanaian Press Review,
March 6,1963.
0197 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p. 0232
0198 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
March 6, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 12/10/76.
U.S. Reviews Articles in Ghanaian Press to
Determine if Anti-Western Campaign Has
Been Renewed.
Document
Department of State Airgram #A-531 and
Newspaper Clippings. Fr: William B.
Edmondson. To: State Department.
February 18, 1963. 8pp. JFK#NA.
C. 12/10/76.
Ghanaian Times Laments Murder of Iraqi
Prime Minister Abdul Karim el-Kassem in
Apparent Shift of Attitude toward Situation in
Iraq.
Department of State Airgram #A-538 and
Newspaper Clippings. Fr: William B.
Edmondson. To: State Department.
February 18,1963. 7pp. JFK#NA.
C. 12/10/76.
Ghanaian Evening News Editorials Confirm
Shift in Attitude toward Iraqi Situation by
Adoption of Chinese Communist Type
Analysis.
Department of State Airgram #A-547 and
Newspaper Clippings. Fr: William B.
Edmondson. To: State Department.
February 21, 1963. 5pp. JFK#NA.
C. 12/10/76.
Ghanaian Times Report on Murder of Iraqi
Prime Minister Abdul Karim el-Kassem.
Department of State Airgram #A-551 and
Newspaper Clippings. Fr: James B. Engle.
To: State Department.
February 26, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Radio Ghana Commentary Suggests CIA
Complicity in Iraqi Revolution.
Department of State Airgram #A-553 and
Newspaper Clippings. Fr: James B. Engle.
To: State Department.
February 26, 1963. 4pp. JFK#NA.
C. 12/10/76 IP.
Reuter's Correspondent Interviews Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah regarding Iraqi
Revolution.
Department of State Airgram #A-539 and
Newspaper Clippings. Fr: James B. Engle.
To: State Department.
February 26,1963.5pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
Ghanaian Times Charges That U.S. Invented
"Neo-Colonialism" and That CIA Arranged
Murder of DRC Prime Minister Patrice
Lumumba and Iraqi Revolution.
U.S. Information Agency Incoming Telegram
#290. Fr: [?] Lewis. To: U.S. Information
Agency.
February 26, 1963.1p. JFK#NA.
Ghanaian Press Coverage of U.S.
Ambassador-at-Large Chester Bowles's
Address at Lincoln University.
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0233 Ghana•May 1963-July 1963. 0259
0234 Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
0237 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
May 2,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. S. 11 /17/76.
Positive and Negative Factors Affecting U.S.-
Ghanaian Relations. 0261
0240 List. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 11/17/76.
Positive and Negative Factors Affecting U.S.-
Ghanaian Relations.
0242 Incoming Telegram #1271. Fr: William P. 0263
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
May 7,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/5/75.
Ghanaian Press Accuses Imperialists and
Neo-Colonialists of Seeking Failure of African 0265
Unity Conference at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
0244 Incoming Telegram #1280. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
May 9, 1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. S. 11/17/76.
Ghanaian Press Attacks on U.S.
0247 Incoming Telegram #139. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
May 10, 1963.1 p. JFK#NA. LOU. 0266
Plans to Bring Ghanaian Peace Corps-Type
Teachers to U.S. Awaits Correspondence
between John F. Kennedy and Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah.
0248 CIA Special Report. Fr: CIA, Office of Current
intelligence. To: NA. 0268
May 24, 1963. 6pp. JFK#NA. S. 2/12/76.
Domestic Opposition to Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah.
0254 Outgoing Telegram #946. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
May 27, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/5/75.
Purposes of G. Mennen Williams's Trip to
Accra, Ghana. 0269
0256 Department of State Airgram #A-133. Fr:
Dean Rusk. To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
May 29, 1963. 1 p. JFK#NA. C. 5/5/75.
Ghanaian Offer of Secondary School
Teachers for U.S.
0257 Incoming Telegram #1326. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
May 30,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 11 /17/76.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah Orders 0270
Ghanaian Press Not to Give Publicity to U.S.
AID during Addis Ababa Conference on
African Unity.
Incoming Telegram #1334. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
June 3,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 11/17/76 IP.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Follows Pro-Communist Chinese Policy in
Chinese-Indian Dispute.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 4,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 11/17/76 IP.
Positive and Negative Factors Affecting U.S.-
Ghanaian Relations.
List. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 11/17/76.
Positive and Negative Factors Affecting U.S.-
Ghanaian Relations.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 12,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 11/17/76.
Memorandum of Conversation between
Dean Rusk and Ghanaian Ambassador
Miguel Ribeiro regarding Presentation of
Letters of Credence and Recall of Former
Ambassador.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
April 19,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 11/17/76.
Ghanaian Ambassador Calls on Dean Rusk
to Present Copies of Letters of Credence and
Recall of Predecessor.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: Livingston
T. Merchant. To: NA.
June 10,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. NA.
Conversation between Christian Herter,
Special Representative for Trade
Negotiations, and Merchant, U.S.
Ambassador to Canada, regarding Status of
Multi-Lateral Nuclear Force (MLF).
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 17,1963.1p. JFK#NA. S. 11/17/76.
Memorandum of Conversation between Staff
Assistant David B. Boien, Bureau of African
Affairs, and Executive Secretary J. H.
Mensah, Ghanaian National Planning
Commission, on Basic Views and Attitudes of
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: David B.
Bohlen. To: NA.
June 5,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. S. 11/17/76.
Conversation between Staff Assistant Bolen,
Bureau of African Affairs, and Executive
Secretary J. H. Mensah, Ghanaian National
Planning Commission, on Basic Views and
Attitudes of Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah.
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0273 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F. 0284
Kennedy.
June 17, 1963. 1p.JFK#NA.
Kennedy's Meeting with Ghanaian
Ambassador Miguel Ribeiro on June 18,
1963.
0274 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0285
To: Dean Rusk.
June 17, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA.
John F. Kennedy's Meeting with Secretary
General Martin Appish-Danquah, United 0286
Ghana Farmer's Council Cooperatives, and
Ghanaian Ambassador Miguel Ribeiro.
0275 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen.
To: G. Mennen Williams and Edmond C.
Hutchinson.
June 20, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 2/1/77.
Discussions with Ward Humphreys of Kaiser 0287
Industries Corporation regarding
Construction of Valco Aluminum Smelter in
Ghana.
0276 Incoming Telegram #1409. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
June 26, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 11 /17/76. 0288
Ghana's Restrictions on U.S. Peace Corps
Activities.
0278 Incoming Telegram #1411. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk. 0291
June 26, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 11/17/76.
Decision on Future of U.S. Peace Corps in
Ghana.
0280 Incoming Telegram #1413. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
June 26, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 11/17/76. 0292
Discussions between Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah and U.S. Ambassador
Mahoney and G. Mennen Williams regarding
Peace Corps in Ghana.
0282 Incoming Telegram #1418. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
June 28, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 11/17/76. 0293
U.S. Ambassador Mahoney's Impressions of
G. Mennen Williams's Trip to Ghana.
0283 Outgoing Telegram #1027. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
June 28, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
U.S. Government Expresses Appreciation for
Support of U.S. Efforts to Conclude Nuclear 0294
Test Ban Treaty from F. E. Boaten, General
Secretary of Accra World Peace Assembly.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 27, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Message to John F. Kennedy from F. E.
Boaten, General Secretary of Accra World
Peace Assembly.
Letter. Fr: F. E. Boaten. To: John F. Kennedy.
June 12, 1963. 1p.JFK#NA.
Projected Moscow Conference to Discuss
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Accra.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA. LOU.
U.S. Government Expresses Appreciation for
Support of U.S. Efforts to Conclude Nuclear
Test Ban Treaty from F. E. Boaten, General
Secretary of Accra World Peace Assembly.
Outgoing Telegram #1031. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
June 28, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 11/17/76.
U.S. Follow-up to Proposal That Ghana Send
Small Group of High School Teachers to
American Secondary Schools.
Incoming Telegram #283. Fr: Charles F.
Darlington. To: Dean Rusk.
June 30, 1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 11/17/76.
U.S. Position in Ghana.
Outgoing Telegram #26. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
July 11, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/5/75.
U.S. Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Releases Testimony by Dr. Kofi Abrefa Busia,
Exiled Ghanaian Opposition Leader.
Incoming Telegram #25. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 12, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 11/17/76.
Possible Dangers to U.S. Position in Ghana
Caused by U.S. Senate Release of
Testimony by Dr. Kofi Abrefa Busia, Exiled
Ghanaian Opposition Leader.
Outgoing Telegram #30. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
July 12, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 11/17/76.
U.S. State Department Issues Statement to
Press regarding U.S. Senate's Release of
Testimony by Dr. Kofi Abrefa Busia, Exiled
Ghanaian Opposition Leader.
Outgoing Telegram #31. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
July 12, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 11/17/76.
U.S. State Department Press Statement
Denying Charges by Dr. Kofi Abrefa Busia,
Exiled Ghanaian Opposition Leader, That
Ghana Has Become Soviet Satellite Nation.
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0296 Outgoing Telegram #36. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: 0312
U.S. Embassy, Accra.
July 15,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Thomas J. Dodd Calls Ghana Communist
Satellite State.
0298 Incoming Telegram #31. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 15,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 11/17/76.
Meeting with Ghanaian Foreign Minister Kojo
Botsio regarding Thomas J. Dodd's Report
on Ghana and State Department's Denial
That Ghana Is Communist Satellite State.
0300 Incoming Telegram #38. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 16,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/5/75.
Ghanaian Press Authorized to Attack Thomas
J. Dodd but Not U.S. Government.
0301 Incoming Telegram #53. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 20,1963. 6pp. JFK#NA. C. 11/17/76.
Meeting between Ghanaian President 0479
Kwame Nkrumah and Representatives of
Kaiser Industries Corporation regarding 0480
Possible Advancement of Date of Completion 0483
of Valco Aluminum Smelter.
0307 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 25,1963. 1p.JFK#NA.
Memorandum of Conversation between 0485
G. Mennen Williams and Ghanaian
Ambassador Miguel Ribeiro regarding U.S.
Senate Subcommittee of Judiciary Report on
Testimony by Dr. Kofi Abrefa Busia.
0486
0308 Ghana•Aid to Ghana Hearing:
Senate Judiciary Committee, July
1963.
0310 Outgoing Telegram #26. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
July 11,1963.1 p. JFK#1. C. 5/5/75. 0487
U.S. Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Releases Testimony by Dr. Kofi Abrefa Busia,
Exiled Ghanaian Opposition Leader.
0311 Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: McGeorge
Bundy. 0488
July 12,1963. 1p.JFK#2.
Activities of Thomas J. Dodd in African
Affairs.
Document
Report. Fr: Subcommittee to Investigate
Administration of Internal Security Act and
Other Internal Security Laws of Committee
on Judiciary, U.S. Senate. To: NA.
Decembers, 1962.167pp. JFK#3.
"Is U.S. Money Aiding Another Communist
State?" (Testimony of Dr. Kofi Abrefa Busia,
Ghanaian Opposition Leader) [U.S. Financial
Aid to Ghana; Communist Influences in
Ghana; "Conspiratorial Centralism" in Ghana;
Protests against President Kwame
Nkrumah's Government in Ghana; Volta
River Project in Ghana; Dissatisfaction of
People of Ghana; Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah's Trip to USSR and Other
Communist States; Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah Awarded Lenin Peace
Prize; and British View of Activities of
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah].
Ghana•August 1963-November
1963.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Incoming Telegram #76. Fr: [?] Troxel.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 1, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Ghanaian Government's Decision on U.S.
Peace Corps.
Incoming Telegram #90. Fr: [?] Troxel. To:
Dean Rusk.
August 5, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/5/75.
Ghanaian Press Expresses Views on U.S.
Embargo on Sale of Arms to South Africa.
Outgoing Telegram #83. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
August 5, 1963.1p. JFK#NA.
Changing Position of Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah on U.S. Peace Corps
Presence in Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #92. Fr: [?] Troxel.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 6, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/16/77.
Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella's Visit to
Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #95. Fr: [?] Troxel.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 6, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/16/77.
Treason Trial of Alleged Conspirators in
Attempted Assassination of Ghanaian
President Kwame Nkrumah.
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0490 Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge 0507
Bundy.
August?, 1963.1p. JFK#NA.
"Averell Harriman Thinks President Might
Find Pages 2 and 3 of This Report (on What
Makes Nkrumah Run) of Interest and I Agree.
Weekend Reading?"
0491 Department of State Airgram #A-71. Fr: 0508
Oliver L. Troxel, Jr. To: State Department.
August 1, 1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/16/77.
Evaluation of Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah's Personality by His Confidante
Hannah Reitsch, German Aviatrix and 0509
Former Private Pilot to Adolf Hitler.
0494 Incoming Telegram #103. Fr: Oliver L. Troxel,
Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
August 8, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/16/77.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah Orders
Immediate Start to Treason Trial of Alleged
Conspirators in Assassination Attempt.
0496 Outgoing Telegram #97. Fr: George W. Ball. 0510
To: U.S. Embassies, Accra, Dar-es-Salaam,
Kampala, and London and U.S. Consulate,
Nairobi.
August 9, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/16/77 IP.
U.S. Concern over Ghana's Attempts to
Undermine East African Federation.
0498 Incoming Telegram #192. Fr: William 0511
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
August 15, 1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/5/75.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Attacks East African Federation as Part of
Campaign to Frustrate Regional
Development in East and Central Africa.
0501 Incoming Telegram #131. Fr: Oliver L. Troxel, 0512
Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
August 17, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/16/77.
U.S. Discusses Senate Hearings on
American Aid to Ghana with Officials of
Ghanaian Foreign Office.
0504 Department of State Airgram #A-65. Fr:
Joseph P. Sherman. To: State Department. 0514
August 28, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Ghana Reported Growing Away from Eastern
Bloc.
0506 Incoming Telegram #219. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 17, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah of
Ghana Requests Permission to Show Films
of John F. Kennedy's Address to U.S. on Civil
Rights and Civil Rights March on
Washington, D.C., to Ghanaian Press Club.
Document
Incoming Telegram #220. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 17,1963.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
U.S. Embassy, Accra Suggests That John F.
Kennedy Send Message of Recognition on
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Birthday.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 18,1963.1p. JFK#NA.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah's
Comments on U.S. Civil Rights Program.
Incoming Telegram #219. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
September 17,1963.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Requests Permission to Show Rims of John
F. Kennedy's Address to U.S. on Civil Rights
and Civil Rights March on Washington, D.C.,
to Ghanaian Press Club.
Outgoing Telegram #187. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Accra.
September 18,1963.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
U.S. State Department Declines to Set
Precedent by Sending Birthday Message
from John F. Kennedy to Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 3,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/16/77.
Memorandum of Conversation between
G. Mennen Williams and Ghanaian Foreign
Minister Kojo Botsio regarding Improvement
of U.S.-Ghanaian Relations.
Copy of Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H.
Read. To: McGeorge Bundy.
Octobers, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/16/77.
Memorandum of Conversation between
G. Mennen Williams and Ghanaian Foreign
Minister Kojo Botsio regarding Improvement
of U.S.-Ghanaian Relations.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
September 26,1963. 4pp. JFK#NA.
,0.6/16/77.
Conversation between G. Mennen Williams
and Ghanaian Foreign Minister Kojo Botsio
regarding Improvement of U.S.-Ghanaian
Relations.
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0518 Copy of Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: 0540
NA. To: NA.
September 26,1963. 4pp. JFK#NA.
C. 6/16/77.
Conversation between G. Mennen Williams
and Ghanaian Foreign Minister Kojo Botsio 0542
regarding Improvement of U.S.-Ghanaian
Relations.
0523 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 5, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/16/77 IP.
Positive and Negative Factors Affecting U.S.-
Ghanaian Relations.
0525 List. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0543
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/16/77.
Positive and Negative Factors Affecting U.S.-
Ghanaian Relations.
0527 Tab A. 1p.JFK#NA.
0528 Memorandum. Fr: David E. Bell. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
September 20,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. 0544
C. 2/7/79.
Ghana Medical School Project.
0531 Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA. C.2^/79.
Summary of Estimated Staffing and U.S.
Budget for University of Ghana Medical 0546
School.
0532 Incoming Telegram #288. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
October 10,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/16/77
IP.
Ghanaian Policy on Southern Rhodesia
Issue. 0548
0534 Outgoing Telegram #237. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Accra.
October 11,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/16/77.
U.S. Reluctantly Approves Ghana Medical
School Project.
0535 Note. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To: McGeorge 0549
Bundy.
October 11, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/16/77.
'The Attached Is for White House Clearance
Prior to Transmission." 0550
0536 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Accra.
October 11,1963. 1 p. JFK#NA. C. 6/16/77.
U.S. Reluctantly Approves Ghana Medical
School Project.
0537 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 25,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. S. 2/18/76.
Positive and Negative Factors Affecting U.S.-
Ghanaian Relations.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
John F. Kennedy.
October 30,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 1/19/77.
U.S. Reviews Volta Dam-Valco Project in
Light of Political Situation in Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #324. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
October 31,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Meeting between Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah and U.S. Ambassador
Mahoney to Discuss to Moroccan-Algerian
Situation and Communist Chinese-Indian
Dispute.
Incoming Telegram #325. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
October 31,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 6/16/77.
Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah
Suggests That Colombo Conference Powers
Meet in Accra, Ghana, for Further
Consideration of Sino-lndian Border Dispute.
Incoming Telegram #326. Fr: William P.
Mahoney, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
October 31,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/16/77.
Discussions with Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah regarding Reduction of Tensions in
Moroccan-Algerian Conflict.
Incoming Telegram #331. Fr: Oliver L. Troxel,
Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
November 2, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. 6/16/77.
Ghanaian Foreign Minister Kojo Botsio
Leaves for Morocco and Algeria with Special
Message from Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 9, 1963.1 p. JFK#NA.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for
William P. Mahoney, Jr., U.S. Ambassador to
Ghana.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Biographical Sketch of William P. Mahoney,
Jr., U.S. Ambassador to Ghana.
Incoming Telegram #351. Fr: Oliver L. Troxel,
Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
November 12, 1963. 3pp. JFK#NA.
C. 6/16/77.
Summary of Ghanaian President Kwame
Nkrumah's Speech to Second Conference of
African Journalists.
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0558
0559
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0562
0563
0564
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Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA. 0565
To: NA.
November 19,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 2/18/76.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
U.S. Ambassador William P. Mahoney, Jr.,
regarding Situatbn in Ghana 0566
Copy of Memorandum of Conversation. Fr:
NA. To: NA.
November 19,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 2/18/76.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and 0567
U.S. Ambassador William P. Mahoney, Jr.,
regarding Situation in Ghana.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 26, 1963.1 p. JFK#NA. 0569
C. 2/18/76.
Memorandum of Conversation between John
F. Kennedy and U.S. Ambassador to Ghana
William P. Mahoney, Jr. 0570
Copy of Memorandum of Conversation.
Fr: NA. To: NA.
November 19,1963.2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 2/18/76.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
U.S. Ambassador William P. Mahoney, Jr., 0571
regarding Situation in Ghana.
Guinea
Guinea•January 1961-May 1961.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p. 0572
Translation of Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
To: John F. Kennedy.
January 16,1961.1 p. JFK#1.
Message of Congratulations from President
Toure of Guinea to Kennedy on His
Assumption of Presidency. 0576
Outgoing Telegram #436. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
January 20,1961.1p. JFK#2. QUO.
Message of Congratulations from John F.
Kennedy to Ahmed Sekou Toure on His
Inauguration as President of Republic of 0579
Guinea.
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
January 27,1961.1p. JFK#2a.
Message of Congratulations from John F. 0588
Kennedy to Ahmed Sekou Toure on His
Inauguration as President of Republic of
Guinea.
Document
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
NA. 1p.JFK#2b.
Message of Congratulations from John F.
Kennedy to Ahmed Sekou Toure on His
Inauguration as President of Republic of
Guinea.
Memorandum. Fr: Walter J. Stoessel, Jr.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
February 21,1961.1p. JFK#3. C. 11/17/76.
U.S. Reply to Messages from Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Telli B. Diallo.
NA. 2pp. JFK#3a.
U.S. Reply to Letters from Guiñean President
Ahmed Sekou Toure regarding Murder of
DRC Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#3b.
DRC Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba.
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
March 17, 1961.1 p. JFK#4.
U.S. Sends Congratulatory Message to
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure on
Birth of His Son.
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
NA. 1p.JFK#4a.
Congratulatory Message from John F.
Kennedy to Guiñean President Toure on Birth
of His Son.
Incoming Telegram #489. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
May 4, 1961. 4pp. JFK#7. S. 7/20/76.
Discussions with Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure regarding U.S. Policy and
Planning in Africa.
Incoming Telegram #494. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
May 6, 1961. 3pp. JFK#8. S. 7/20/76.
Discussions with Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure regarding Possible U.S. Aid to
Guinea.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Attwood. To:
George W. Ball.
May 12, 1961. 9pp. JFK#9. S. 7/20/76.
Current Situation in Ghana and Its
Implications for U.S. Policy.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
May 23, 1961.1 p. JFK#10.
"Mr. Dungan Has Discussed with President
Today at Some Length Subject of Attached
Memorandum and Would Appreciate Your
Calling Him When This Reaches You."
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0589 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F. 0607
Kennedy.
May 24,1961. 1p. JFK#10a. C. 7/20/76.
Appointment with Kennedy for Dr. Seydou
[Saidou] Conte, Guiñean Ambassador to U.S.
0590 Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0608
NA. 1p.JFK#10b.
Biographical Data on Dr. Seydou [Saidou]
Conte, Guiñean Ambassador to U.S.
0591 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Ahmed Sekou Toure. 0609
May 26, 1961.1p. JFK#12.
John F. Kennedy Declines invitation from
Guiñean President Toure to Visit Guinea.
0592 Handwritten Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#12a. 0610
"1.) Conte Showed Letter to Secretary in 0611
Latter Part. 2.) Letter to O'Donnell 4/28
Telling Us About...."
0593 Memorandum. Fr: Chester Bowles. To: John
F. Kennedy.
May 29,1961.1p. JFK#12b.
Proposed Reply to Invitation from Guiñean 0612
President Ahmed Sekou Toure to Kennedy to
Visit Guinea.
0594 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
NA.2pp.JFK#12c.
Kennedy Declines Invitation from Guiñean 0614
President Toure to Visit Guinea.
0596 Translation of Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
To: John F. Kennedy.
March 9, 1961. 1p. JFK#12d.
Guiñean President Toure Invites Kennedy to
Visit Guinea.
0597 Note. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Dean Rusk. 0616
May 27,1961. 1p.JFK#14.
'The Enclosed Airgram to U.S. Embassy,
Conakry Is Submitted for White House
Clearance."
0598 Outgoing Airgram #CA-10358. Fr: Dean
Rusk. To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
May 31, 1961. 2pp. JFK#15. QUO. 0617
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure Declining
Invitation to Visit Guinea.
0600 Guinea•June 1961-August 1961.
0601 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0603 Incoming Telegram #537. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk. 0618
June 1,1961. 4pp. JFK#1. S. 12/14/78 IP.
U.S. Presents Aid Proposal for Guinea to
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
Document
Note. Fr: Polly A. Yates. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
June3,1961.1 p. JFK#2.
"Since This Is Something We Had Call on
Yesterday, I Sent It on up to Mr. Dungan."
Note. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
June 3,1961.1 p. JFK#2a.
"For Information of Mr. Dungan."
Memorandum. Fr: R. Sargent Shrlver.
To: Acting Secretary of State.
June 2,1961.1p. JFK#2b. C. 1/31/79 IP.
Proposed Visit to Guinea by U.S. Peace
Corps Director Shrlver.
Divider Sheet. 1 p. JFK#2c.
Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: Walt
W. Rostow.
June 6,1961.1 p. JFK#3.
U.S. Discusses Plans of Congolese
(Brazzaville) President Fulbert Youlou to
Build Dam at Kouilou.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: .
McGeorge Bundy.
June 7,1961.1 p. JFK#4.
Guiñean Ambassador Seydou [Saidou]
Conte's Call to John F. Kennedy on May 26,
1961.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
May 26,1961. 2pp. JFK#4a. C. 1/31/79 IP.
John F. Kennedy's Response to Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure's Invitation to
Make State Visit to Guinea and Possible U.S.
Assistance to Guinea.
Outgoing Telegram #2. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
June 8,1961.1p. JFK#5. OUO.
U.S. Peace Corps Director R. Sargent
Shriver to Visit Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure as Personal Representative of
John F. Kennedy.
Note. Fr: MZ [?]. To: Bromley K. Smith.
June 12,1961. 1p.JFK#6.
"Hopkins Brought This In. Suggests That It
Be Checked Out with State as to What
Inscription Goes on Picture•if There Is to Be
One. Mr. H. Said It Would Have to Be
Inscribed and Framed by 3 PM Tomorrow
Afternoon."
Handwritten Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#6a.
"Mr. Shriver Leaves 3:00 PM. June 13,
1961."
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0619 Incoming Telegram #3. Fr: William H. 0640
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
June 9,1961. 1 p. JFK#6b. OUO.
Suggestion That U.S. Peace Corps Director
R. Sargent Shriver Bring Autographed Photo
of John F. Kennedy and Autographed Copy
of French Edition of Kennedy's Book 77»©
Strategy of Peace for Guiñean President 0643
Ahmed Sekou Toure.
0620 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
June 12,1961.1 p. JFK#7.
Letter of Introduction of U.S. Peace Corps 0646
Director R. Sargent Shriver for Trip to
Guinea.
0621 Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure. To: John F.
Kennedy.
JunelS, 1961.2pp. JFK#8.
Letter from Guiñean President Toure to
Kennedy Thanking Him for His Efforts to 0649
Consolidate Friendship and Cooperation
between Guinea and U.S.
0623 Incoming Telegram #557. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
June 16,1961. 6pp. JFK#9. S. 1/31/79 IP. 0650
Guiñean Government's Response to U.S.
AID Program.
0629 Memorandum. Fr: R. Sargent Shriver. To:
John F. Kennedy and Dean Rusk.
June 20,1961. 4pp. JFK#10. OUO. 0658
U.S. Peace Corps Director Shriver's
Impressions of Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure during His Trip to Guinea.
0633 Memorandum. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: 0664
McGeorge Bundy.
June 22,1961. 1p. JFK#11.
William H. Attwood Takes Initiative for New
U.S. AID Program for Guinea.
0634 Note. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: McGeorge 0665
Bundy.
June 29,1961. 1p. JFK#12.
"By Direction of Secretary, Copy of Enclosed
Memorandum to President on Guinea Has 0666
Been Sent to Mr. R. Sargent Shriver."
0636 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
June 26,1961.3pp. JFK#12a. S. 1/31/79 IP.
Developments regarding U.S. AID Program
for Guinea. 0667
0639 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: Dean Rusk.
NA. 1p.JFK#12b.
Government of Guinea Accepts Most Points
of U.S. Foreign Aid Package.
Document
Letter. Fr: William H. Attwood. To: John F.
Kennedy.
August 7,1961. 3pp. JFK#U. C. NA.
Response by Attwood, U.S. Ambassador to
Guinea, to Remarks Made by Chester
Bowles, U.S. Ambassador-at-Large,
regarding U.S. Policy in Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy
July 15,1961. 2pp. JFK#13. S. 1/31/79 IP.
U.S. AID Program for Guinea.
Copy of Letter. Fr: William H. Attwood. To:
John F. Kennedy.
August 7,1961. 3pp. JFK#14. C. NA.
Response by Attwood, U.S. Ambassador to
Guinea, to Remarks Made by Chester
Bowles, U.S. Ambassador-at-Large,
regarding U.S. Policy in Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
August 14,1961. 1p.JFK#15.
U.S. Financing of Boke, Guinea, Bauxite
Project.
Report. Fr: George W. Ball. To: Dean Rusk.
August 14,1961. 8pp. JFK#15a. S. 1/31/79
IP.
U.S. Financing of Boke, Guinea, Bauxite
Project.
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 6pp. JFK#15b. C. 1/31/79.
Preliminary Report on Outlook for Aluminum,
1961-1970.
Incoming Telegram #61. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
August 7,1961.1p. JFK#15c. S. 1/31/79.
"Mr. Springsteen's Office (B) Notified 2:55
PM 8/7/CWO-JSW."
Note. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
August 17,1961. 1p.JFK#16.
"For Information."
Incoming Telegram #123. Fr: Philip M. Kaiser.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 17,1961.1p. JFK#16a. S. 7/20/76.
William H. Attwood, U.S. Ambassador to
Guinea, Sent to Hospital in Dakar, Senegal,
for Treatment of Poliomyelitis Syndrome.
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: Lucius D. Battle.
August 19,1961.1 p. JFK#17.
"Get Well" Message for William H. Attwood,
U.S. Ambassador to Guinea.
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0668 Outgoing Telegram #135. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0681
To: U.S. Embassy, Dakar.
August 19,1961. 1p. JFK#17a. C. 7/20/76.
"Get Well" Message for William H. Attwood,
U.S. Ambassador to Guinea.
0669 Incoming Telegram #136. Fr: Philip M. Kaiser.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 21,1961. 1p. JFK#18. 0682
Response from William H. Attwood, U.S.
Ambassador to Guinea, to "Get Well" 0683
Message from John F. Kennedy. 0685
0670 Outgoing Telegram #78. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
August 5,1961. 3pp. JFK#18a. S. 1/31/79 IP.
U.S. State Department Informed of Boke
Consortium's Proposal for New Program
Concentrating Solely on Financing 0686
Infrastructure and Mining Operations.
0673 Memorandum. Fr: Donald A. Dumont.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
August 22, 1961.1 p. JFK#19.
John F. Kennedy's "Get Well" Message to
William H. Attwood, U.S. Ambassador to
Guinea. 0687
0674 Incoming Telegram #136. Fr: Philip M. Kaiser.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 21,1961.1 p. JFK#18.
Response from William H. Attwood, U.S.
Ambassador to Guinea, to "Get Well"
Message from John F. Kennedy. 0689
0675 Incoming Telegram #563. Fr: Adlai E. 0690
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
August 28, 1961. 2pp. JFK#20. LOU.
Incident Involving Ambassador Michel Collet
of Guinea in New York City.
0677 Incoming Telegram #576. Fr: Adlai E. 0691
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
August 29, 1961. 2pp. JFK#21. C. 1/31/79.
Chronology of Developments in Incident
Involving Ambassador Michel Collet of
Guinea in New York City. 0692
0679 Incoming Telegram #601. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
August 30, 1961. 1 p. JFK#22.
UN African Group Issues Statement 0693
regarding Incident Involving Ambassador
Michel Collet of Guinea in New York City.
0680 Incoming Telegram #197. Fr: Thomas K.
Wright. To: Dean Rusk.
August 31,1961.1 p. JFK#23.
Statement by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
Mali regarding Incident Involving Ambassador 0694
Michel Collet of Guinea in New York City.
Document
Incoming Telegram #605. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
August 31,1961. 1p. JFK#24. C. 1/31/79 IP.
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure
Orders Withdrawal of Guiñean Students from
Soviet Universities.
Guinea•September 1961-March
1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Incoming Telegram #199. Fr: Thomas K.
Wright. To: Dean Rusk.
September 1.1961.1 p. JFK#1. OUO.
Protest Note from Government of Mali
regarding Incident Involving Ambassador
Michel Collet of Guinea in New York City.
Outgoing Telegram #159. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Bamako.
September 1,1961.1 p. JFK#2. OUO.
U.S. Reply to Protest Note from Government
of Mali regarding Incident Involving
Ambassador Michel Collet of Guinea in New
York City.
Incoming Telegram #131. Fr: [?] Ross. To:
Dean Rusk.
September 8,1961. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 2/1/79.
U.S. Expresses Regrets over Incident
Involving Ambassador Michel Collet of
Guinea in New York City.
Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#4.
Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To:
McGeorge Bundy and Walt W. Rostow.
Octobers, 1961.1p. JFK#4a.
Guiñean Foreign Minister Louis-Lansana
Beavogui's Visit to U.S.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
September 30,1961. 1p. JFK#4b. C. 2/1/79.
Guiñean Foreign Minister Louis-Lansana
Beavogui's Visit to U.S.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1 p. JFK#4c.C. 2/1/79.
Biographical Sketch of Guiñean Foreign
Minister Louis-Lansana Beavogui.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 12,1961.1 p. JFK#5.
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure's
Reply to John F. Kennedy's Message of
Congratulations on Third Anniversary of
Guinea's Independence.
Telegram (in French). Fr: Ahmed Sekou
Toure. To: John F. Kennedy.
October 10,1961.1p. JFK#5a.
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0695 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Ahmed Sekou
To.ure. To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#5b.
Guiñean President Toure's Reply to
Kennedy's Message of Congratulations on
Third Anniversary of Guinea's Independence.
0697 Incoming Telegram #284. Fr: [?] Ross. To:
Dean Rusk.
November 19, 1961. 3pp. JFK#6. C. 2/1/79.
U.S. Navy South Atlantic Command's Amity
Program Vessels Terminate Courtesy Call to
Guinea.
0699 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 21, 1961.1p. JFK#7. C. 2/1/79.
Developments on Boke and Fria Projects in
Guinea.
0700 Incoming Telegram #310. Fr: [?] Ross. To:
Dean Rusk.
December 1, 1961. 1 p. JFK#9. C. 2/1/79.
Developments Resulting in Downturn in
U.S.-Guinean Relations.
0701 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
December 5, 1961.1 p. JFK#10.
Letters from John F. Kennedy to Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure and
Mohammed Sanusi Mustapha, Acting Prime
Minister of Sierra Leone.
0702 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
NA. 2pp.JFK#10a.
Guinean-U.S. Relations.
0704 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
December 9, 1961.1p. JFK#12.
Guinean-U.S. Relations.
0705 Incoming Telegram #336. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
December 15, 1961.1 p. JFK#13. LOU.
Speech by Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou
Toure regarding Subversive Influence of
French Communists and Criticism of Eastern
Bloc Embassies in Guinea.
0706 Incoming Telegram #341. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
December 16, 1961. 2pp. JFK#15. C. 2/1/79.
Possibility That Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure Might Request Recall of Soviet
Ambassador.
Frame Document
0708 Outgoing Telegram #346. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
December 7, 1961. 2pp. JFK#16. C. 7/20/76.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure regarding
Guinean-U.S. Relations.
0710 Outgoing Telegram #368. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
December 18, 1961.1p. JFK#17. C. 2/1/79.
Request for Clarification of Remarks by
Guiñean Ambassador Seydou [Saidou]
Conte Contained in Embassy Telegram #339.
0711 Outgoing Telegram #381. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
December 21, 1961. 1p. JFK#20. C. 2/1/79.
U.S. Announces New Aid Program for
Guinea.
0713 Outgoing Telegram #403. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
December 30, 1961.1p. JFK#22.
John F. Kennedy Sends New Year's
Greetings to Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
0714 Incoming Telegram #376. Fr: Ahmed Sekou
Toure. To: Dean Rusk.
December 29, 1961.1p. JFK#22a.
New Year's Greetings from Guiñean
President Toure to John F. Kennedy.
0715 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
NA. 1p.JFK#24b.
Guinean-U.S. Relations.
0716 Outgoing Telegram #485. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
February 2, 1962.1p. JFK#25. C. 2/1/79 IP.
U.S. Welcomes Guiñean Mission.
0717 Department of State Instruction #W-22. Fr:
Dean Rusk. To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
February 5, 1962.1 p. JFK#26. LOU.
Letter from Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou
Toure to John F. Kennedy.
0718 Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure. To: John F.
Kennedy.
January 4,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Guiñean President Toure's Reply to Letter
from Kennedy Delivered by Secretary of
Commerce Luther Hodges regarding U.S.-
Guinean Relations.
0719 Telegram (in French). Fr: Ahmed Sekou
Toure. To: John F. Kennedy.
October 11,1961.1p. JFK#26b.
0720 Handwritten Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#27.
"Please Tell S/S OK."
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0721 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: 0734
McGeorge Bundy.
February 8,1962.1p. JFK#27a.
U.S. Trade and Economic Aid Relations with
Guinea.
0722 Incoming Telegram #1266. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
March 7, 1962. 2pp. JFK#29. C. 2/1/79 IP. 0735
Discussions between Ghanaian President
Kwame Nkrumah and Chad F. Calhoun, Vice
President of Kaiser Industries Corporation,
regarding Industrialization in Ghana. 0737
0724
0725
0726
0727
Guinea•April 1962-June 1962.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. 0738
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
April 16,1962.1p.JFK#1.
"For Clearance."
Note. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Bromley K.
Smith. 0741
April 13,1962. 1p. JFK#1a.
Request for White House Approval of
Telegram.
0728 Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
May 10, 1962.1 p. JFK#7. 0744
State Department Memorandum for Reading
by John F. Kennedy.
0729 Note. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
May 11, 1962.1p.JFK#8.
Memorandum of Conversation between 0745
Deputy Undersecretary of State U. Alexis
Johnson and Moussa Diakite, Minister and
Governor of Bank of Republic of Ghana, on
Guinea's Economic Problems and Needs.
0730 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Ahmed Sekou Toure. 0749
May 14, 1962. 2pp. JFK#9.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Guiñean
President Toure regarding Guinea's
Economic and Financial Situation.
0732 Handwritten Note. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0751
NA. 1p.JFK#9a.
"OK."
0733 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 12, 1962.1 p. JFK#9b. 0755
Letter to Guiñean President Toure.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 12,1962. 1p. JFK#9c. LOU.
Proposed Letter to Guiñean President
Ahmed Sekou Toure from John F. Kennedy in
Response to Guiñean Ministerial
Delegation's Visit to U.S.
Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
NA. 2pp. JFK#9d.
Guinea's Economic and Financial Situation.
Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure. To: John F.
Kennedy.
April 25,1962. 1p.JFK#9e.
Friendship between U.S. and Guinea.
Outgoing Telegram #753. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
May 14,1962. 2pp. JFK#10.
Activities of Guiñean Mission during Its Visit
to U.S.
Outgoing Telegram #758. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
May 17,1962. 3pp. JFK#11. OUO.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure regarding
Guinea's Economic and Financial Situation.
Outgoing Telegram #759. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
May 18,1962. 1p. JFK#12. OUO.
Efforts by Guiñean Mission to Reestablish
Guinea's Relations with UN Technical
Assistance Officials.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: Eugene
B. Abrams. To: NA.
May 23,1962. 4pp. JFK#14. C. 10/13/76.
John F. Kennedy's Meeting with Guiñean
Ministerial Delegation on May 10,1962.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
June 14,1962. 1p. JFK#14a.
John F. Kennedy's Meeting with Guiñean
Ministerial Delegation on May 10,1962.
Copy of Memorandum of Conversation. Fr:
Eugene B. Abrams. To: NA.
May 23,1962. 4pp. JFK#14b. C. 10/13/76.
John F. Kennedy's Meeting with Guiñean
Ministerial Delegation on May 10,1962.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 7,1962. 1p. JFK#15.
Telegram to John F. Kennedy from Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
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0756 Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure. To: John F. 0772
Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#15a.
Message of Thanks from Guiñean
Government for Warm Welcome Extended by
U.S. to Guiñean Ministerial Delegation.
0757 Telegram (in French). Fr: Ahmed Sekou 0773
Toure. To: John F. Kennedy. 0774
NA. 1p.JFK#15b.
0758 Telegram (in French). Fr: Ahmed Sekou
Toure. To: John F. Kennedy.
May 23,1962. 1p.JFK#15c.
0759 Outgoing Telegram #816. Fr: NA. To: U.S. 0775
Embassy, Conakry. 0776
JuneS, 1962. 1p. JFK#16.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure Expressing
Hopes for Closer Relations between U.S.
and Guinea.
0760 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: 0777
McGeorge Bundy. 0778
June 7,1962. 1p.JFK#16a.
Proposed Text of Telegram from John F.
Kennedy to Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou
Toure.
0761 Draft Telegram. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To:
Ahmed Sekou Toure. 0779
NA. 1p.JFK#16b.
Kennedy Expresses Hopes for Closer
Relations between U.S. and Guinea,
0762 Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure. To: John F.
Kennedy. 0780
NA. 1p.JFK#16c.
Memorial Day Message from Guiñean
President Toure to Kennedy.
0763 Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: William H.
Brubeck.
May 31,1962. 1p.JFK#16d.
"For Recommendation."
0764 Telegram (in French). Fr: Ahmed Sekou 0781
Toure. To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#16f.
0765 Guinea•Guidelines for Policy and
Operations, April 1962. 0782
0766 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p. 0783
0767 Guinea•July 1962-September 1962.
0768 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
0770 Department of State Airgram #A-22. Fr: 0784
William H. Attwood. To: State Department.
July 19, 1962. 2pp. JFK#3. QUO.
U.S. Delegation to Guiñean Independence
Day Celebration.
Document
Incoming Telegram #50. Fr: [?] Kirk. To: Dean
Rusk.
July 28,1962.1p.JFK#5.
White House Informed That Personal Letter
to William H. Attwood, U.S. Ambassador to
Guinea, Forwarded for Delivery.
Routing Slip. 1p. JFK#9.
Outgoing Telegram #166. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
September 7,1962. 1p. JFK#10. S. 6/13/78.
Proposed Visit to U.S. by Guiñean President
Ahmed Sekou Toure.
Routing Slip. 1p. JFK#11.
Incoming Telegram #127. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
September 9,1962. 1p. JFK#11a. S. 6/13/78.
U.S. Discusses Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure's Proposed Trip to U.S. with
Diallo Telli, Guinea's Representative to UN.
Routing Slip. 1p. JFK#15.
Incoming Telegram #133. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
September 13,1962. 1p. JFK#15a.
S. 6/13/78.
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure's
Plans to Attend UN Meeting.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
September 14,1962. 1p. JFK#17.
"For White House Clearance Prior to
Transmission."
Outgoing Telegram #189. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
May 14,1962.1p. JFK#18. S. 6/13/78.
U.S. State Department Asks William H.
Attwood, U.S. Ambassador to Guinea, to Be
Present during Talks between John F.
Kennedy and Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
Outgoing Telegram #190. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
September 15,1962. 1p. JFK#19. S. 6/13/78.
Date for Meeting between John F. Kennedy
and Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#20.
Incoming Telegram #146. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
September 20,1962. 1p. JFK#23. S. 6/13/78.
"Suggestions Pouched A-112 Today."
Routing Slip. 1p. JFK#26.
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0785 Incoming Telegram #166. Fr: William H. 0797
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
September 27,1962.1 p. JFK#27.
C. 6/13/78.
France Announces Willingness to Offer
Technical Assistance to and Settle Financial [Note
Differences with Guinea. 0798
0786 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 27,1962.1p. JFK#28.
Memorandum of Conversation between
Henry J. Tasca and Seydou [Saidou] Conte, 0798
Guiñean Ambassador to U.S., regarding
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure's
Proposed Meeting with John F. Kennedy.
0787 Outgoing Telegram #217. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
September 26,1962. 1 p. JFK#29. S. 6/13/78. 0799
John F. Kennedy Agrees to Meet with
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
0788 Incoming Telegram #160. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
September 30,1962. 1 p. JFK#32. S. 6/13/78. 0800
Travel Plans of Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
0789 Incoming Telegram #161. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
September 30,1962.1p. JFK#33. S. 6/13/78.
Plans for a Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou
Toure's Visit to U.S. 0801
0790 Guinea•October 1-11,1962.
0791 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
0793 Outgoing Telegram #224. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
October 1,1962.1 p. JFK#1. S. 8/29/77. 0802
Arrangements for Meeting between John F.
Kennedy and Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
0794 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 8, 1962. 1 p. JFK#3. 0803
Persons Participating in John F. Kennedy's
Meeting with Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
0795 Outgoing Telegram #229. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
October 3,1962.1p. JFK#4. S. 8/29/77.
Plans for Meeting between John F. Kennedy 0804
and Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
0796 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Conakry.
NA. 1p.JFK#4b.
Plans for Meeting between John F. Kennedy
and Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Conakry.
October 2, 1962. 1p. JFK#4e.
Arrangements for John F. Kennedy's Meeting
with Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
Following Documents Filed Out of Order.]
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
Octobers, 1962.1p. JFK#4a.
"May We Have White House Clearance on
Enclosed Draft Cable to Conakry?"
Note. Fr: Pat [?]. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#4c.
The President Will See Ahmed Sekou Toure
at 12 o'Clock on 10 October with Luncheon
to Follow. I Have Notified Governor
Williams:s Office."
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
October 2, 1962. 1p. JFK#4d.
"May We Have White House Clearance on
Attached Draft Cable to Conakry?"
Outgoing Telegram #896. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, Bonn, London, and
Paris.
Octobers, 1962.1p. JFK#5. C. 8/29/77.
U.S. Informs Representatives of French and
British Embassies of Guiñean President
Ahmed Sekou Toure's Plans to Visit UN.
Incoming Telegram #172. Fr: [?] Kirk. To:
Dean Rusk.
October 4,1962.1p. JFK#6. S. 8/29/77.
Arrangements for Meeting between John F.
Kennedy and Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To;
McGeorge Bundy.
October 4,1962.1p. JFK#7. S. 7/22/76.
Briefing Papers for John F. Kennedy's
Meeting with Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
Incoming Telegram #175. Fr: [?] Kirk.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 5,1962.1p. JFK#8. S. 8/29/77.
Announcement of Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure's Address to UN General
Assembly and Arrangements for His Meeting
with John F. Kennedy.
Outgoing Telegram #238. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
October 5, 1962.1p. JFK#11. S. 8/29/77.
Arrangements for Meeting between John F.
Kennedy and Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
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0805 Outgoing Telegram #920. Fr: George W. Ball. 0819
To: U.S. Embassy, Bonn.
October 5, 1962.1p. JFK#12. C. 8/29/77.
U.S. Informs Representative of West German
Embassy of Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure's Plans to Visit U.S. 0820
0806 Outgoing Telegram #241. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
October 5,1962.1p. JFK#13. S. 8/29/77.
Arrangements for Meeting between John F.
Kennedy and Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure. 0823
0807 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 6, 1962.1p. JFK#14. S. 8/29/77.
Possible Attendance of Guiñean President
Ahmed Sekou Toure at Middle Level 0826
Manpower Conference in Puerto Rico.
0808 Copy of Memorandum. Fr: William H.
Brubeck. To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 6,1962.1p. JFK#14. S. 8/29/77. 0831
Possible Attendance of Guiñean President
Ahmed Sekou Toure at Middle Level
Manpower Conference in Puerto Rico.
0809 Memorandum. Fr: Alan Logan. To: NA. 0841
October 7, 1962.2pp. JFK#15.
Suggested Talking Points for Toast by John F.
Kennedy at His Luncheon for Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure. 0842
0811 Incoming Telegram #1151. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 9,1962.2pp. JFK#17. OUO.
Principal Themes of Guiñean President
Ahmed Sekou Toure's Speech to UN General 0843
Assembly.
0813 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F.
Kennedy.
October 9, 1962. 2pp. JFK#18. S. 3/2/79.
Briefing Book for Guiñean President Ahmed 0844
Sekou Toure's Visit and Memorandum from
U.S. Ambassador William H. Attwood
Containing Suggestions for Expansion of 0845
U.S. AID Program in Guinea. 0846
0815 Copy of Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen.
To: John F. Kennedy.
October 9, 1962. 2pp. JFK#18. S. 3/2/79.
Briefing Book for Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure's Visit and Memorandum from
U.S. Ambassador William H. Attwood
Containing Suggestions for Expansion of
U.S. AID Program in Guinea.
0817 Tabl. 1p.JFK#18a.
0818 Tab 2. 1p.JFK#18c.
Document
Letter. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F. Kennedy.
October 11,1962.1p. JFK#22.
Possibility That Ford Foundation Might
Sponsor Village Development Program in
Guinea.
Letter. Fr: Douglas Ensminger. To: Chester
Bowles.
September 26,1962. 3pp. JFK#22a.
Ford Foundation Advises Colombia on Plans
for National Rural Community Development
Program.
Letter. Fr: Douglas Ensminger. To: Guillermo
Leon Valencia.
September 20,1962. 3pp. JFK#22b.
Colombia's Proposed National Community
Development Program.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 5pp. JFK#22c.
Colombia's Proposed National Community
Development Program.
Report. Fr: Chester Bowles. To: NA.
August 17,1962. 10pp. JFK#22d.
Administration of Rural Development in
Underdeveloped Countries.
Outgoing Telegram. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To:
Ahmed Sekou Toure.
October-S, 1962. 1p. JFK#23.
Recent Kennedy-Sekou Toure Meeting.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 9,1962. 1p. JFK#23a.
Farewell Message from John F. Kennedy to
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
Draft Telegram. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To:
Ahmed Sekou Toure.
October 8,1962. 1p. JFK#23b.
Farewell Message.
Guinea•Briefing Book for Visit of
President Ahmed Sekou Toure,
Octobers, 1962 (Part I).
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Briefing Book (Part I). Fr: NA. To: NA.
October 8,1962. 16pp. JFK#1-JFK#28.
OUO. C. NA.
Briefing Book for Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure's Visit to U.S. [Program for
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure's
Visit to U.S.; Index of Background Papers for
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure's
Visit to U.S.; Map of Guinea].
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0862 Guinea•BriefIng Book for Visit of 0894
President Ahmed Sekou Toure,
Octobers, 1962 (Part II).
0863 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0864 Briefing Book (Part II). Fr: NA..To: NA.
October 8,1962. 22pp. JFK#1 -JFK#24. 0895
Briefing Book for Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure's Visit to U.S. [Index of Public
Statements for Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure's Visit to U.S.; Talking Points for
U.S. Statement on Arrival of Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure; Talking 0896
Points for Toast by John F. Kennedy at His 0897
Luncheon for Guiñean President Ahmed 0898
Sekou Toure; Dean Rusk's Statement on
Departure of Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure; and Photographs of Guiñean
Officials].
0886 Guinea•October 12-31,1962.
0887 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p. 0900
0888 Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: Carl Kaysen.
October 12, 1962. 1p. JFK#1. C. NA.
Memoranda of Conversations Relating to
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure's
Visit to U.S. 0901
0889 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 16,1962. 1 p. JFK#3.
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure's
Farewell Message to John F. Kennedy. 0904
0890 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Ahmed Sekou
Toure. To: John F. Kennedy.
October 11,1962. 1p. JFK#3a.
Farewell Message.
0891 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy. 0909
October 19,1962. 1p. JFK#4.
'Thank-You" Message from Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure to John F.
Kennedy.
0892 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Ahmed Sekou
Toure. To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#4a. 0910
'Thank-You" Message.
0893 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 23,1962. 1p. JFK#5.
Memoranda of Conversation between John
F. Kennedy and Guiñean President Ahmed 0911
Sekou Toure, October 10, 1962.
Document
Department of State Airgram #A-140. Fr:
William H. Attwood. To: State Department.
October 23,1962. 1p. JFK#6.
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure's
Declaration regarding His Visit to U.S.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
October 29,1962. 1p. JFK#7a.
"For White House Approval Prior to
Transmission."
Guinea•November 1962-March 1963.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
CIA Cable #TDCS DB-3/652,008. Fr: CIA.
To: NA.
November 2, 1962.2pp. JFK#2. .
NA. 9/14/76 IP.
Guiñean and Algerian Attitudes toward
Establishment of Aircraft Landing Facilities to
Service Soviet and Czech Flights to Cuba.
Incoming Telegram. Fr: [?] Kolarek.
To: Dean Rusk.
November 16,1962.1p. JFK#4.
Indiana Senator Vance Hartke's Impressions
of His Trip to Guinea.
Incoming Telegram #252. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
November 16,1962. 2pp. JFK#5. C. 3/10/78.
Indiana Senator Vance Hartke Recommends
U.S. AID Program for Guinea.
Department of State Airgram #A-175. Fr:
William H. Attwood. To: State Department.
November 20,1962. 5pp. JFK#6.
C. 3/10/78 IP.
Indiana Senator Vance Hartke's Visit to
Guinea.
Outgoing Telegram #396. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
November 20,1962.1p. JFK#7. C. 3/10/78.
U.S. Receives Report That Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure Badly Burned
in Accident While Returning from Visit with
President William Tubman of Liberia.
Incoming Telegram #262. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
November 21,1962.1p. JFK#8. C. 3/10/78.
Report of Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou
Toure's Involvement in Accident Proves
False.
Incoming Telegram #281. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
December 3, 1962.1p. JFK#9. LOU.
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure
Exposes Major Financial Scandals in Guinea.
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0912 Incoming Telegram #288. Fr: William H. 0923
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
December 5, 1962.1p. JFK#10. C. 3/10/78.
Guiñean Government Demands Extradition
from Morocco of Lebanese Traders Involved
in Financial Scandal.
0913 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0924
To: McGeorge Bundy.
December 9, 1962.1p. JFK#11.
Status of Oil Extraction and Soap Plant for
Guinea.
0914 Memorandum. Fr: Frank M. Coffin. To: John
F. Kennedy. 0926
December 9,1962.1p. JFK#11a. C. 7/27/76.
Status of Oil Extraction and Soap Plant for
Guinea.
0915 Memorandum. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Dean
Rusk.
January 11,1963.1 p. JFK#12. 0927
U.S. Offers Reciprocal Privileges to Guiñean
Government to Establish Radio Station at or
near Their Embassy in Washington, D.C.
0916 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
January 9, 1963.1 p. JFK#12a. 0929
Establishment of U.S. Government Radio
Station in Guinea.
0917 Draft Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: Dean Rusk.
January 9, 1963.1 p. JFK#12b.
U.S. Offers Reciprocal Privileges to Guiñean 0930
Government to Establish Radio Station at or
near Their Embassy in Washington, D.C.
0918 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: John F.
Kennedy.
January 22,1963.1p. JFK#13. C. 1/20/77. 0931
Items for Discussions at Farewell Call of
Guinea's Ambassador to U.S.
0919 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy. 0933
January 31,1963.1p. JFK#15.
John F. Kennedy's Message for U.S. National
Exhibition at Conakry, Guinea.
0920 Draft Message. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: NA. 0934
NA. 1p.JFK#15a.
Kennedy's Message for U.S. National
Exhibition at Conakry, Guinea.
0921 Incoming Telegram #419. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk. 0935
February 4,1963.2pp. JFK#16. C. 3/10/78.
USSR Attempts to Force Soviet School
Teacher Svetlana Ussopova to Leave Guinea
against Her Will.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
Februaiy6,1963.1p.JFK#17.
Memorandum of Conversation between John
F. Kennedy and Ambassador Seydou
[Saidou] Conte of Guinea.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
January 23.1962. 2pp. JFK#17a. C. 3/10/78.
Farewell Call on John F. Kennedy by
Guiñean Ambassador Seydou [Saidou]
Conte.
Memorandum. Fr; William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
February 4,1963.1p. JFK#17b.
Memorandum of Conversation between John
F. Kennedy and Ambassador Seydou
[Saidou] Conte of Guinea.
Copy of Memorandum of Conversation.
Fr: NA. To: NA.
January 23.1962. 2pp. JFK#17c. C. 3/10/78.
Farewell Call on John F. Kennedy by
Guiñean Ambassador Seydou [Saidou]
Conte.
Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: William H.
Brubeck.
February 8,1962.1p. JFK#18.
"For Transmittal, Per Your Memorandum of
January 31,1963, 3/5 1518."
Note. Fr: Gloria Newman. To: NA.
February 8,1963.1p. JFK#NA.
"Enclosed Are Copies for Central Files and
One Copy for Your Office Files. We Are
Finished with Case in Our Office."
Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#18a.
"Requested and Drafted by Department of
State."
Draft Message. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#18b.
Kennedy's Message for U.S. National
Exhibition at Conakry, Guinea.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
January 31,1963. 1p. JFK#18c.
John F. Kennedy's Message for U.S. National
Exhibition at Conakry, Guinea.
Draft Message. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#18d.
Kennedy's Message for U.S. National
Exhibition at Conakry, Guinea.
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0936 Outgoing Telegram #641. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0947
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry. 0948
February 11,1963. 2pp. JFK#19. 0949
Text of John F. Kennedy's Message for U.S.
National Exhibition at Conakry, Guinea.
0938 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
Kenneth O'Donnell. 0951
February 20,1963.1p. JFK#20.
Presentation of Credentials by Guinea's New
Ambassador to U.S. Karim Bangoura.
0939 Incoming Telegram #512. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
March 11,1963. 1 p. JFK#21. 0952
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure
Announces Currency Reform.
0940 Outgoing Telegram #753. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
March 16,1963. 1p.JFK#22.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure in Reply to 0956
Message of Sympathy from Guiñean
Government regarding Recent Floods in U.S.
0941 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
March 15,1963.1p. JFK#22a.
John F. Kennedy's Acknowledgement of 0957
Message from Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure Expressing Sympathy over
Recent Floods in U.S.
0942 Telegram. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure. To: John
F. Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#22b. 0959
Message of Sympathy from Guiñean
Government over Recent Floods in U.S.
0943 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
NA. 1p.JFK#22c. 0961
Kennedy's Acknowledgement of Message
from Guiñean President Toure Expressing
Sympathy over Recent Floods in U.S.
0944 Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: William H.
Brubeck.
March 14,1963.1p. JFK#22d. 0963
"For Translation."
0945 Telegram (in French). Fr: Ahmed Sekou
Toure. To: John F. Kennedy.
March 13, 1963.1p. JFK#22f.
0946 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: 0965
McGeorge Bundy.
March 26, 1963.1p. JFK#23.
Karim Bangoura, New Guiñean Ambassador
to U.S., Requests Appointment with John F.
Kennedy.
Guinea/Reel 9
Document
Guinea•April 1963.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Incoming Telegram #601. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
April 6, 1963.2pp. JFK#1. 3/2/79 IP.
Civil Air Developments in Guinea.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
April 22,1963.1p.JFK#2.
Memorandum of Conversation between John
F. Kennedy and Karim Bangoura, Guiñean
Ambassador to U.S.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
April 3,1963.3pp. [Page 1 Duplicated.]
JFK#2a. C. 7/27/76.
Guiñean Ambassador Calls on John F.
Kennedy to Discuss U.S. Economic and
Social Assistance to Guinea.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
April 24,1963.1p.JFK#3.
Memorandum of Conversation between John
F. Kennedy and Karim Bangoura, Guiñean
Ambassador to U.S.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
April 3, 1963.3pp. JFK#3a. C. 7/27/76.
Guiñean Ambassador Calls on John F.
Kennedy to Discuss U.S. Economic and
Social Assistance to Guinea
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
April 1,1963.1p. JFK#4. C. 7/27/76.
John F. Kennedy's Meeting with Karim
Bangoura, Guiñean Ambassador to U.S.
Briefing Memorandum. Fr: Alan Logan. To:
NA.
April 1, 1963. 2pp. JFK#4a. C. 3/2/79 IP.
Talking Points for John F. Kennedy's Meeting
with Karim Bangoura, Guiñean Ambassador
to U.S.
Outgoing Telegram #922. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
April 23,1963. 2pp. JFK#5. C. 7/27/76.
U.S. Procedure for Discussions of Aid for
Guinea.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
April 23,1963. 1p.JFK#5a.
"For White House Approval Prior to
Transmission."
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0966 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy, 0986
Conakry.
April 23,1963. 2pp. JFK#5b. C. 7/27/76.
U.S. Procedure for Discussions of Aid for
Guinea. 0987
0968 Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#6.
0969 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
April 26,1963. 2pp. JFK#7. C. 7/27/76.
Request for Appointment with John F. 0989
Kennedy for Dr. Seydou [Saidou] Conte,
Guiñean Minister of Youth, Education, and
Culture and Special Representative of
President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
0971 Tab 1.1 p. JFK#1 Oa. 0990
0972 Briefing Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 3pp. JFK#10b. C. 7/27/76.
Talking Points for John F. Kennedy's Meeting
with Dr. Seydou [Saidou] Conte, Guiñean
Minister of Youth, Education, and Culture and
Special Representative of President Ahmed 0993
Sekou Toure.
0975 Tab 2.1p.JFK#10d.
0976 Outgoing Telegram #14. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
April 25,1963. 1p.JFK#11.
White House Announces That Peace Corps
Director R. Sargent Shriver Will Be Official
U.S. Representative at Opening of U.S. 0994
Exhibition in Conakry, Guinea.
0977 Guinea•May 1963.
0978 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
0979 Outgoing Telegram #977. Fr: NA. To: U.S.
Embassy, Conakry.
May 2,1963. 3pp. JFK#2. C. 7/27/76.
Summary of Discussions between John F. 0995
Kennedy and Dr. Seydou [Saidou] Conte,
Guiñean Minister of Youth, Education, and
Culture and Special Representative of
President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
0982 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0997
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 3,1963. 1p. JFK#3.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
0983 Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure. To: John F. 1000
Kennedy.
NA. 2pp. JFK#3a.
Guiñean President Toure to Send Mission of
Friendship to U.S. Headed by Dr. Seydou
[Saidou] Conte, Guiñean Minister of Youth,
Education, and Culture, to Discuss Economic
Relations between U.S. and Guinea.
Document
Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: William H.
Brubeck.
May 3, 1963. 1p.JFK#4.
"For Transmittal."
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
May 3,1963. 2pp. JFK#4a.
Discussions with Dr. Seydou [Saidou] Conte
on Guinea's Problems and Achievements.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
May 3,1963. 1p. JFK#4b. LOU.
Revised Text of John F. Kennedy's Letter to
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
NA. 3pp. JFK#4c.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Guiñean
President Toure regarding Discussions with
Dr. Seydou [Saidou] Conte on Guinea's
Problems and Achievements.
Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure. To: John F.
Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#4d.
Guiñean President Toure to Send Mission of
Friendship to U.S. Headed by Dr. Seydou
[Saidou] Conte, Guiñean Minister of Youth,
Education, and Culture, to Discuss Economic
Relations between U.S. and Guinea.
Copy of Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#4d.
Guiñean President Toure to Send Mission of
Friendship to U.S. Headed by Dr. Seydou
[Saidou] Conte, Guiñean Minister of Youth,
Education, and Culture, to Discuss Economic
Relations between U.S. and Guinea.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
Dean Rusk.
April 26, 1963. 2pp. JFK#4e. LOU.
John F. Kennedy's Letter to Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
NA. 2pp. JFK#4f.
Developments in Africa and U.S. Exhibition in
Guinea.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 4,1963.1p.JFK#5.
Memorandum of Conversation between John
F. Kennedy and Dr. Seydou [Saidou] Conte,
Guiñean Minister of Youth, Education, and
Culture.
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1001 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: 1017
McGeorge Bundy.
May 2,1963. 1p. JFK#5b.
Memorandum of Conversation between John
F. Kennedy and Karim Bangoura, Guiñean
Ambassador to U.S.
1003 Outgoing Telegram #987. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry. 1018
May 6, 1963. 4pp. JFK#6. C. 7/28/76.
Good Will Mission to U.S. by Dr. Seydou
[Saidou] Conte, Guiñean Minister of Youth,
Education, and Culture.
1007 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 1021
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 11, 1963. 1p.JFK#10.
Memorandum of Conversation between
George W. Ball and Dr. Seydou [Saidou]
Conte, Guiñean Minister of Youth, Education, 1022
and Culture.
1008 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
April 29, 1963. 3pp. JFK#10a. C. 7/28/76.
Dr. Seydou [Saidou] Conte, Guiñean Minister
of Youth, Education, and Culture, Calls on
George W. Ball during His Good Will Visit to 1028
U.S.
1011 Outgoing Telegram #1033. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
May 17,1963.1 p. JFK#13. S. 2/9/79.
Timing of White House Announcement of
Acceptance of William H. Attwood's
Resignation as U.S. Ambassador to Guinea.
1012 Outgoing Telegram #1039. Fr: Dean Rusk. 1029
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
May 17, 1963. 3pp. JFK#14. C. 7/28/76.
Message from John F. Kennedy to Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure regarding
U.S. Aid Program in Guinea.
1015 Telegram. Fr: William H. Attwood.
To: White House. 1030
May 18, 1963. 1p. JFK#15. S. 1/12/79.
"Have Just Seen New York Times Story and
Wish to Reiterate That I Would Not Accept
Appointment to Indonesia at This Time."
1016 Incoming Telegram #742. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: State Department.
May 20, 1963.1 p. JFK#16. C. 7/28/76. 1032
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure's
Plans to Release Text of Letter from John F.
Kennedy.
Document
Incoming Telegram #743. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
May 20,1963.1p. JFK#17. C. 7/28/76.
U.S. Informed of Progress of Paris Talks
between France and Guinea regarding
Possible Commercial, Cultural, and Technical
Assistance Accords.
Incoming Telegram #747. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
May 20, 1963. 3pp. JFK#18. C. 7/28/76.
Discussions with Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure regarding U.S. AID to Guinea.
Incoming Telegram #753. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
May 21,1963.1p. JFK#19. C. 7/28/76.
Discussions with Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure regarding U.S. AID to Guinea.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA. To:
NA.
May 16, 1963. 6pp. JFK#20. C. 7/28/76.
Discussions with Ambassador Karim
Bangoura regarding Guinea's Position at
Addis Ababa Conference and Its Desire to
Move away from Soviet Bloc.
Outgoing Telegram #1054. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
May 21,1963.1p. JFK#21. C. 7/28/76.
African Foreign Minister's Conference in
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Adopts Guiñean
Resolution Requesting John F. Kennedy to
Intervene against Racial Strife in Southern
U.S.
Incoming Telegram #755. Fr: [?] Ball. To:
Dean Rusk.
May 22,1963.1p. JFK#22. C. 7/28/76.
Guiñean Government Denies That Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure Submitted
Resolution on Racial Strife in U.S. at Addis
Ababa Conference.
Incoming Telegram #760. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
May 23,1963. 2pp. JFK#23. C. 7/28/76.
Guiñean Government Denies That Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure Submitted
Resolution Criticizing John F. Kennedy at
Addis Ababa Conference.
Incoming Telegram #766. Fr: William H.
Attwood. To: Dean Rusk.
May 25,1963. 1p. JFK#25. C. 7/28/76.
Letter from Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou
Toure Thanking John F. Kennedy for U.S.
Interest in Guinea's Economic Development.
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Outgoing Telegram #1084. Fr: Dean Rusk. 1046
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
May 26,1963. 1p. JFK#26. C. 7/28/76.
Diallo Telii, Guiñean Representative at Addis 1048
Ababa Conference, Supports Condemnation
of U.S. for Racial Discrimination.
Memorandum. Fr: Gordon Chase. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
May 27,1963. 1p. JFK#28. C. 2/2/77.
French Ambassador's Nonattendance at U.S. 1051
Peace Corps Director R. Sargent Shriver's
Speech at Conakry, Guinea.
Incoming Telegram #859. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
May 29,1963.1p. JFK#29. C. 7/28/76.
Diallo Telli Inquiry regarding Reply to
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure's
Message to John F. Kennedy. 1052
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 29, 1963. 1p. JFK#30.
Transmittal of Message from Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure to John F.
Kennedy.
Tab A. 1p.JFK#30a.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
May 29, 1963. 1p. JFK#30b. LOU.
Message to John F. Kennedy from Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
Letter. Fr: Karim Bangoura. To: G. Mennen
Williams.
May 24,1963. 1p.JFK#30c.
Transmittal of Message from Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure to John F.
Kennedy.
Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure. To: John F.
Kennedy.
May 24,1963. 1p. JFK#30d.
"Thank-You" Message for U.S. Interest in
Guinea's Economic Development.
TabB. 1p.JFK#30e.
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassies,
Conakry and Dar-es-Salaam.
May 29,1963. 2pp. JFK#30f. C. 7/28/76.
John F. Kennedy Expresses Gratification for
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure's
Kind Remarks regarding U.S.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: 000 ^
McGeorge Bundy.
May 24, 1964. 1p.JFK#30g.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
Letter (in French). Fr: Karim Bangoura.
To: G. Mennen Williams.
May 24,1963. 1p.JFK#30h.
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0004
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Letter (in French). Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
To: Karim Bangoura.
May 24,1963. 2pp. JFK#30i.
Incoming Telegram #869. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
May 30, 1963. 3pp. JFK#32. C. 7/28/76.
Letter Expressing Friendship and Esteem for
U.S. from Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou
Toure to John F. Kennedy.
Outgoing Telegram #466. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
May 31, 1963.1p. JFK#33. C. 7/28/76.
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure
Concerned over Possible Adverse U.S.
Public Reaction to Presence of DRC
Secessionist Leader Antoine Gizenga in
Guinea.
Outgoing Telegram #1111. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, Conakry and Dar-es-
Salaam.
May 31, 1963. 2pp. JFK#34. C. 7/28/76.
John F. Kennedy Expresses Appreciation of
Kind Messages.
Guinea cont.
Source and Editorial Note. 1 p.
Folder Title List. 9pp.
Guinea•June 1963-July 1963.
Withdrawal Sheet. 2pp.
Incoming Telegram #879. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
June 2,1963. 3pp. JFK#1. C. 7/28/76.
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure
Assures U.S. That DRC Secessionist Leader
Antoine Gizenga Will Engage in No Activities
Inimical to DRC Government While in
Guinea.
Routing Sheet. 1p. JFK#2.
Incoming Telegram #880. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
June 3,1963. 1p. JFK#2a. C. 1/30/79.
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure
Conveys His Thanks for Personal Message
from John F. Kennedy.
Outgoing Telegram #467. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
May 30, 1963.1 p. JFK#2b.
William Leonhart, U.S. Ambassador to
Tanganyika, Asked to Deliver Message in
Absence of William H. Attwood, U.S.
Ambassador to Guinea.
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0010 Outgoing Telegram #1105. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0030
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
May 30, 1963.1p. JFK#2c. C. 1/30/79.
John F. Kennedy Expresses Appreciation for
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure's 0032
Comments on U.S. Policy and Purpose on
Civil Rights.
0011 Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: William H. Brubeck.
May 30, 1963. 1p. JFK#2d. C. 1/30/79.
Message from John F. Kennedy Expressing 0033
Appreciation for Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure's Comments on U.S. Policy and
Purpose on Civil Rights.
0012 Incoming Telegram #882. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
June 3,1963. 1p. JFK#3. C. 7/28/76.
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure 0035
Expresses Hope That Addis Ababa Con-
ference Will Open New Era of Reconciliation
of Africa and African Relations with U.S.
0013 Incoming Telegram #816. Fr: [?] Cassilly.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 12, 1963. 2pp. JFK#4. C. 7/28/76.
Discussions with Diallo Telli, Guiñean 0036
Representative to Addis Ababa Conference,
regarding Resolution Referring to U.S. Racial
Troubles.
0015 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 15, 1963. 2pp. JFK#5. C. 7/28/76.
Message to John F. Kennedy from Guiñean 0037
President Ahmed Sekou Toure regarding
Addis Ababa Conference and OAU Charter.
0017 Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
To: John F. Kennedy.
May 29, 1963. 2pp. JFK#5a.
Addis Ababa Conference and OAU Charter. 0038
0019 Charter. Fr: NA. To: NA.
May 1963. 8pp. JFK#5b.
OAU Charter. 0039
0027 Press Release. Fr: Office of White House
Press Secretary. To: NA.
June 21,1963. 1p. JFK#6.
John F. Kennedy Announces Appointment of
James I. Loeb as New U.S. Ambassador to 0040
Guinea.
0028 Incoming Telegram #854. Fr: [?] Cassilly. To:
Dean Rusk.
June 22,1963. 2pp. JFK#7. C. 7/28/76.
Discussions with Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure regarding U.S. Position on
Portuguese Colonies in Africa and South
Africa.
Document
Incoming Telegram #900. Fr: [?] Cassilly. To:
Dean Rusk.
June 29,1963. 2pp. JFK#10. C. 1/20/79.
Guinea Signs Aid Agreement with USSR.
Outgoing Telegram #23. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
July 4,1963.1p. JFK#13. C. 7/28/76.
U.S. Concern regarding Soviet Use of
Guinea as Fueling Stop for Aircraft En Route
to Cuba.
Memorandum. Fr: Edward S. Little.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 5,1963. 2pp. JFK#14. C. 7/28/76.
Request for Meeting with John F. Kennedy by
Guiñean UN Ambassador Diallo Telli, Special
Representative of Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen.
To: Kenneth O'Donnell.
July 9,1963.1p.JFK#16.
John F. Kennedy Expresses Desire to Meet
with Guiñean UN Ambassador Diallo Telli and
Guiñean Ambassador to U.S Karim
Bangoura.
Outgoing Telegram #65. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
July 15,1963. 1p. JFK#19. C. 7/28/76.
U.S. Requests Information on Soviet Flights
Landing in Guinea for Use at Meeting
between John F. Kennedy and Guiñean UN
Ambassador Diallo Telli.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 17,1963.1p. JFK#20. C. 7/28/76.
Meeting between John F. Kennedy and
Guiñean UN Ambassador and Special Envoy
Diallo Telli.
Table. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1 p. JFK#20c. C. 1 /30/79.
U.S. Assistance to Guinea.
Incoming Telegram #78. Fr: [?] Cassilly.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 18,1963.1p. JFK#21. C. 1/30/79 IP.
U.S. Report on Soviet Aircraft Landing in
Guinea En Route to Cuba.
Incoming Telegram #82. Fr: [?] Cassilly.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 18,1963.1p. JFK#22. C. 1/30/79.
U.S. Embassy Officer in Conakry, Guinea,
Mistakes Soviet Aeroflot llyushin for Soviet
TU-114 Aircraft.
Guinea/Reel 10 209

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0041 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0053
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 18, 1963. 1p.JFK#23.
Memorandum of Conversation between
Carl Kaysen, Deputy Special Assistant to
President for National Security Affairs, and
Guiñean Ambassador to U.S. Karim
Bangoura.
0042 Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0056
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 11,1963. 1p. JFK#23b.
Memorandum of Conversation between
Carl Kaysen, Deputy Special Assistant to
President for National Security Affairs, and 0057
Guiñean Ambassador to U.S. Karim
Bangoura.
0043 Incoming Telegram #82. Fr: [?] Cassilly.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 18, 1963. 2pp. JFK#25a. C. 1/30/79.
U.S. Embassy Officer in Conakry, Guinea,
Mistakes Soviet Aerof lot llyushin for Soviet
TU-114 Aircraft. 0060
0045 Memorandum. Fr: Harlan Cleveland.
To: Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.
July 19, 1963. 1p.JFK#26.
Briefing Note for John F. Kennedy's
Meeting with Guiñean UN Ambassador
Diallo Telli.
0046 Tab A. 1p.JFK#26a.
0047 Briefing Note. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0061
NA. 1p.JFK#26b.
UN Special Committee on Apartheid
Proposes Full Embargo of Arms and
Petroleum Products against South Africa.
0048 TabB. 1p. JFK#26c.
0049 Incoming Telegram #175. Fr: Sidney R.
Yates. To: Dean Rusk. 0066
July 18,1963. 1 p. JFK#26d. 0067
Chairman of UN Special Committee on
Apartheid and Guiñean UN Ambassador
Diallo Telli Issues Statement That Racial
Policies of South Africa Constitutes Threat
to World Peace. 0068
0051 TabC. 1p. JFK#26e.
0052 Excerpt from Press Conference. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
July 17, 1963. 1p.JFK#26f.
John F. Kennedy Discusses U.S. Position
on Participation of South Africa in UN and
Its Agencies. 0073
Document
Outgoing Telegram #116. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
July 19,1963. 3pp. JFK#27. C. 7/28/76.
Highlights of Discussions between John F.
Kennedy and Guiñean UN Ambassador
Diallo Telli regarding Apartheid in South
Africa and Need for Self-Determination for
Portuguese Possessions in Africa.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
July 19,1963.1p. JFK#27a. C. NA.
The Attached Is for White House Clearance
Prior to Transmission."
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: Selected U.S.
Diplomatic Posts.
July 19,1963.3pp. JFK#27. C. 7/28/76.
Highlights of Discussions between John F.
Kennedy and Guiñean UN Ambassador
Diallo Telli regarding Apartheid in South
Africa and Need for Self-Determination for
Portuguese Possessions in Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 25,1963.1p.JFK#29.
Memorandum of Conversation between
Guiñean UN Ambassador Diallo Telli and
John F. Kennedy regarding Delivery of
Personal Message from Guiñean President
Ahmed Sekou Toure.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
July 19, 1963. 5pp. JFK#29a. C. 7/28/76.
Guiñean UN Ambassador and Special Envoy
Diallo Telli Meets with John F. Kennedy to
Deliver Personal Message from Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
Routing Slip. 1p. JFK#29b.
Note. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 22, 1963. 1p.JFK#29c.
"For Approval Prior to Distribution. The
President's Remarks Are Sidelined in Blue."
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
July 19,1963. 5pp. JFK#29d. C. 7/28/76.
Guiñean UN Ambassador and Special Envoy
Diallo Telli Meets with John F. Kennedy to
Deliver Personal Message from Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
Incoming Telegram #113. Fr: [?] Cassilly.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 27,1963.1p.JFK#31. LOU.
Portuguese Guiñean Guerilla Leader Amilcar
Cabrai Criticizes U.S. Support of Portugal
and Use of U.S. Arms in Portuguese Guinea.
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0074 Guinea•August 1963. oo89
0075 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0076 Outgoing Telegram #131. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
August 1, 1963. 1p. JFK#2. C. 7/28/76.
John F. Kennedy Conveys Appreciation for
Letter from Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou 0091
Toure and Discussion of African Problems
with Guiñean UN Ambassador Diallo Telli.
0077 Note. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
August 1, 1963.1 p. JFK#2a. C. NA. 0092
The Attached Is for White House Clearance
Prior to Transmission."
0078 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Conakry.
August 1, 1963. 1p. JFK#2. C. 7/28/76.
John F. Kennedy Conveys Appreciation for 0095
Letter from Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou
Toure and Discussion of African Problems
with Guiñean UN Ambassador Diallo Telli.
0079 Memorandum. Fr: John A. McKesson.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
August 10, 1963. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 7/28/76. 0097
Request for Meeting with John F. Kennedy
by James I. Loeb, New U.S. Ambassador
to Guinea.
0081 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
NA. 4pp. JFK#3a.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Guiñean
President Toure Introducing New U.S. 0098
Ambassador James I. Loeb and Thanking
Him for His Views on Addis Ababa
Conference.
0085 Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: ÑA.
NA. 1p.JFK#3b. 0101
Biographical Data on James I. Loeb, New
U.S. Ambassador to Guinea.
0086 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Kenneth O'Donnell.
August 13, 1963. 1 p. JFK#4. 0102
Efforts to Arrange Appointment with John F.
Kennedy for James I. Loeb, New U.S.
Ambassador to Guinea.
0087 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: John F. Kennedy.
August 22,1963.1p.JFK#5.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for James 0106
I. Loeb, New U.S. Ambassador to Guinea.
0088 Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#6.
"Sam Thinks This Would Be Good Reading
for President before He Sees Ambassador
Loeb Tomorrow at 10."
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
August 23, 1963. 2pp. JFK#7.
Introduction of New U.S. Ambassador James
I. Loeb and Appreciation for His Views on
Addis Ababa Conference.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 23,1963.1p. JFK#7a. LOU.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Guiñean
President Toure.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
To: John F. Kennedy.
June 17,1963. 3pp. JFK#7b.
Letter from Guiñean President Toure
regarding Addis Ababa Conference,
Decolonization, and Apartheid.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
August 23, 1963. 2pp. JFK#8.
Introducing New U.S. Ambassador James I.
Loeb and Thanking Him for His Views on
Addis Ababa Conference.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 26.1963.1p. JFK#8a. LOU.
Recommended Reply for John F. Kennedy to
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure's
Letter on Apartheid and Portuguese Colonies
in Africa.
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
NA. 3pp. JFK#8b.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Guiñean
President Toure regarding Addis Ababa
Conference, Decolonization, and Apartheid.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 23,1963.1p. JFK#8c. LOU.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
NA. 4pp. JFK#8d.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Guiñean
President Toure Introducing New U.S.
Ambassador James I. Loeb and Thanking
Him for His Views on Addis Ababa
Conference.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 23, 1963.1p. JFK#8e. LOU.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Guiñean
President Toure.
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0107 Translation of Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure. 0124
To: John F. Kennedy.
June 17, 1963.3pp.JFK#8f.
Addis Ababa Conference, Decolonization,
and Apartheid.
0110 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
NA. 3pp. JFK#8g. C. 7/28/76.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Guiñean
President Toure Introducing New U.S. 0125
Ambassador James I. Loeb and Thanking
Him for His Views on Addis Ababa
Conference.
0113 Note. Fr: John A. McKesson. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
August 30, 1963. 1 p. JFK#9. 0126
"For Approval Prior to Distribution. The
President's Remarks Are Sidelined in Blue."
0114 Guinea•September 1963-November
1963.
0115 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
0117 Outgoing Telegram #278. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0127
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
September 7, 1963. 3pp. JFK#1.
C. 2/9/79 IP.
U.S. Will Not Attempt to Persuade Guiñean 0128
Government to Reverse Its Decision and
Allow Alaska Airlines, Inc. (ASA) to Continue
Operations.
0120 Incoming Telegram #277. Fr: James I. Loeb. 0133
To: Dean Rusk.
September 12,1963.1p. JFK#2. C. 7/28/76.
Possible Resumption of Soviet Aircraft
Landings in Guinea for Flights En Route to
Cuba.
0121 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 13,1963.1p. JFK#3.
U.S. Ambassador James I. Loeb to Express 0135
John F. Kennedy's Appreciation for Message
from Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure.
0122 Translation of Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#3b.
Letter of Congratulations regarding U.S.
Government's Attitude in Race Struggle and 0136
Position Adopted on Civil Rights March on
Washington, D.C.
0123 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Conakry.
September 12,1963. 1 p. JFK#3c. C. 7/28/76. 0137
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Letter from
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure on _
U.S. Position on Civil Rights and March on
Washington, D.C.
Document
Translation of Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou
Toure. To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#3d.
Letter of Congratulations from Guiñean
President Toure regarding U.S.
Government's Attitude in Race Struggle and
Position Adopted on Civil Rights March on
Washington, D.C.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
Septembers, 1963.1p. JFK#3e.
Translation of Cable to John F. Kennedy
from Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou
Toure, Dated September 3,1963.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou
Toure. To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#3f.
Letter of Congratulations regarding U.S.
Government's Attitude in Race Struggle and
Position Adopted on Civil Rights March on
Washington, D.C.
Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: Benjamin H.
Read.
September 4, 1963.1p. JFK#3g.
"For Translation and Recommendation."
Telegram (in French). Fr: Ahmed Sekou
Toure. To: John F. Kennedy.
Septembers, 1963.4pp. [Note: Last Page of
Telegram Repeated.] JFK#3h.
Outgoing Telegram #307. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
September 16,1963. 2pp. JFK#4.
C. 7/28/76.
Letter of Congratulations from Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure regarding
U.S. Government's Attitude in Race Struggle
and Position Adopted on Civil Rights March
on Washington, D.C.
Incoming Telegram #315. Fr: James I. Loeb.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 20,1963. 1p. JFK#5. C. 7/28/76.
Director of Shell-Conakry Reports Fueling
Soviet and Cuban Aircraft in Guinea on
Orders from Guiñean President Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
September 27,1963.1p. JFK#6. C. 7/28/76.
Memorandum regarding Termination of
Alaska Airlines' Services in Guinea.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#6a. C. 2/9/79.
Termination of Alaska Airlines' Services in
Guinea.
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0139 Outgoing Telegram #371. Fr: George W. Ball. 0151
To: U.S. Embassy, Conakry.
September 30,1963.1p. JFK#7. LOU.
Changes Made in John F. Kennedy's
Message to Guiñean President Ahmed 0152
Sekou Toure on Fifth Anniversary of Guiñean
Independence.
0140 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 1, 1963. 1 p. JFK#7a. LOU. 0153
John F. Kennedy's Message to Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure on Fifth
Anniversary of Guiñean Independence.
0141 Draft Message. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#7b.
John F. Kennedy's Message to Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure on Fifth 0155
Anniversary of Guiñean Independence.
0142 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Conakry.
September 30,1963.1p. JFK#7c. LOU.
U.S. Embassy, Conakry Authorized to 0156
Transmit John F. Kennedy's Message to
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure on
Fifth Anniversary of Guiñean Independence.
0143 Incoming Telegram #389. Fr: James I. Loeb.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 12,1963. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 7/28/76. 0157
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure
Announces New Changes in Economic
Policy.
0145 Incoming Telegram #495. Fr: James I. Loeb.
To: Dean Rusk. 0158
November 12, 1963. 1p. JFK#10. LOU.
Discussions between Guiñean President
Ahmed Sekou Toure and U.S. AID Officials in
Guinea. 0159
0146 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: John F. Kennedy.
November 12, 1963. 2pp. JFK#11.
C. 7/28/76. 0160
Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou Toure's
Unhappiness with U.S. AID Program in
Guinea. 0162
0148 Note. Fr: Helen [?]. To: Polly A. Yates.
January 28.1964.1p. JFK#12.
"I Am Sorry•I Draw Blank on This One."
0149 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0163
November 18,1963. 2pp. JFK#12a.
C. 7/28/76.
Request for Appointment with John F.
Kennedy for Guiñean Ministerial Delegation
to Discuss Economic Relations with U.S.
Document
Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: Benjamin H.
Read.
November 19, 1963.1p. JFK#13.
"For Transmittal."
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Ahmed
Sekou Toure.
November 19, 1963.1p. JFK#13a.
John F. Kennedy Declines Guiñean President
Toure's Invitation to Visit Guinea.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 16, 1963. 2pp. JFK#13b.
C. 7/28/76.
Suggested Reply for John F. Kennedy to
Letter from Guiñean President Ahmed Sekou
Toure Containing Invitation to Visit Guinea.
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
NA. 1p.JFK#13c.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Letter from
Guiñean President Toure Containing
Invitation to Visit Guinea.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
Novembers, 1963. 1p. JFK#13d.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Guiñean
President Ahmed Sekou Toure, Dated
October 27,1963.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Karim Bangoura.
To: State Department.
November 6, 1963.1p. JFK#13e.
Transmittal of Letter from Guiñean President
Ahmed Sekou Toure to John F. Kennedy.
Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
To: John F. Kennedy.
October 27,1963. 1p. JFK#13f.
Invitation to Visit Guinea.
Copy of Letter. Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
To: John F. Kennedy.
October 27,1963. 1p. JFK#13g.
Invitation to Visit Guinea.
Letter (in French). Fr: Ahmed Sekou Toure.
To: John F. Kennedy.
October 27.1963. 2pp. JFK#13h.
Note. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy. ».
November 29,1963.1p. JFK#14.
"The Enclosed Is for White House Clearance
Prior to Transmission."
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Dakar.
November 29, 1963.1p. JFK#14a.
C. 7/28/76.
Alleged U.S. Interest in Rafael Barbosa,
Portuguese Guiñean Nationalist Leader.
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0165 Department of State Airgram #A-165. Fr: 0178
Donald B. Easum. To: State Department.
November 20, 1963. 1p. JFK#14b.
C. 7/28/76.
Alleged U.S. Interest in Rafael Barbosa,
Portuguese Guiñean Nationalist Leader. 0179
0166 Department of State Airgram #A-131. Fr:
James I. Loeb. To: State Department.
U.S. Conversation with Amilcar Cabrai,
General Secretary of African Party for
Independence of Guinea and Cape Verde 0181
(PAIGC), on October 26,1963.
Ivory Coast
0169 Ivory Coast•January 1961 -
September 1961.
0170 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
0171 Draft Letter. Fr: NA.
To: Felix Houphouet-Boigny. 0182
February 2, 1961.1 p. JFK#1.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to President
Felix Houphouet-Boigny Expressing
Gratitude for Courtesies Extended to U.S.
Senate Delegation and Edward Kennedy
during Visit to Ivory Coast. 0183
0172 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: John F. Kennedy.
April 25,1961. 1p.JFK#1a.
Proposed Visit to U.S. by President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory Coast. oí 84
0173 Incoming Telegram #14. Fr: R. Borden
Reams. To: Dean Rusk.
July 7, 1961. 2pp. JFK#2. OUO.
Invitation to Former President Dwight D.
Eisenhower to Attend Ivory Coast's
Independence Day Ceremonies. oi85
0175 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Felix Houphouet-Boigny.
July 12,1961.1 p. JFK#3.
Kennedy Declines Invitation to Attend
Celebration on First Anniversary of Ivory
Coast's Independence. 0186
0176 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 11, 1,961.1 p. JFK#3a.
Suggested Reply from John F. Kennedy to
Invitation to Visit Ivory Coast from President
Felix Houphouet-Boigny. 0187
0177 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Felix Houphouet-Boigny.
NA. 1p.JFK#3b.
Kennedy Declines Invitation to Attend
Celebration on First Anniversary of Ivory
Coast's Independence.
Document
Translation of Letter. Fr: Felix Houphouet-
Boigny. To: John F. Kennedy.
June 15, 1961.1 p. JFK#3c.
Invitation to Kennedy to Attend Ivory Coast's
Independence Day Ceremonies.
Copy of Translation of Letter. Fr: Felix
Houphouet-Boigny. To: John F. Kennedy.
June 15, 1961. 2pp. JFK#3c.
Invitation to Kennedy to Attend Ivory Coast's
Independence Day Ceremonies.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
July 24,1961.1 p. JFK#4.
Attorney General Robert Kennedy and
Attorney Russell Sugarman of Memphis,
Tennessee, Chosen to Represent John F.
Kennedy at Ivory Coast Independence Day
Celebration.
Outgoing Telegram #71. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan.
July 24,1961.1p. JFK#5. LOU.
White House Announces Composition of U.S.
Delegation to Ivory Coast Independence Day
Celebration.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Felix
Houphouet-Boigny.
July 28, 1961.1 p. JFK#6.
Kennedy Extends Invitation to Visit U.S. to
President Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory Coast.
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: John F. Kennedy.
July 31,1961.1 p. JFK#6a.
Proposed 1962 State Visit to U.S. by
President Felix Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory
Coast.
Draft Letter. Fr: NÁ. To: Felix Houphouet-
Boigny.
NA. 1p.JFK#6b.
John F. Kennedy Extends Invitation to Visit
U.S. to President Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory
Coast.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 27,1961.1 p. JFK#6c.
John F. Kennedy Extends Invitation to Visit
U.S. to President Felix Houphouet-Boigny of
Ivory Coast.
Outgoing Telegram. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Felix Houphouet-Boigny.
August 2,1961.1 p. JFK#7.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to President
Houphouet-Boigny Naming Attorney General
Robert Kennedy as U.S. Representative to
Ivory Coast Independence Day Celebrations.
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0188 Incoming Telegram #97. Fr: R. Borden 0205
Reams. To: Dean Rusk.
August 11,1961. 2pp. JFK#9. C. 1/21/81.
African Chiefs of State Attempt to Influence
France to Undertake Direct Negotiations with
Tunisia to Permit Solution to Bizerte Problem. 0206
0190 Note. Fr: Theodore Sorenson.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 1,1961.1 p. JFK#11.
0191 Letter. Fr: Joseph Kraft. To: Theodore
Sorenson. 0207
August 29, 1961. 2pp. JFK#11a.
Journalist Joseph Kraft of New York
Requests Appointment as U.S. Ambassador
to Tunisia.
0192 Memorandum. Fr: Joseph Kraft. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#11b. 0209
New Leadership of Algerian Rebel
Government.
0194 Memorandum. Fr: Joseph Kraft. To: NA.
NA. 2pp.JFK#11b.
Political and Economic Situation in Ivory 0210
Coast.
0196 Incoming Telegram #190. Fr: [?] Lloyd.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 23,1961. 2pp. JFK#12.
C. 3/12/77. 0213
Discussions between President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory Coast and
Attorney General Robert Kennedy on How
U.S. AID Might Best Be Utilized in Africa.
0214
oi 98 Ivory Coast•October 1,1961-March
22, 1962.
0199 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0200 Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0215
NA. 1p.JFK#1.
"Does President Need to See and Approve?"
0201 Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
Octobers, 1961.1p. JFK#1a. 0216
Visit to U.S. by President Felix Houphouet-
Boigny of Ivory Coast.
0202 Memorandum. Fr: Chester Bowles.
To: John F. Kennedy.
September 30,1961.2pp. JFK#1b. OUO. 0217
Visit to U.S. by President Felix Houphouet-
Boigny of Ivory Coast.
0204 Incoming Telegram #367. Fr: R. Borden
Reams. To: Dean Rusk.
January 26,1962.1p. JFK#2. OUO.
Arrangements for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Visit to U.S.
Document
Incoming Telegram #378. Fr: R. Borden
Reams. To: Dean Rusk.
February 1,1962.1p. JFK#5. LOU.
Dates for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Visit to U.S.
Outgoing Telegram #517. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan.
February 5,1962.1p. JFK#6. OUO.
Arrangements for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Visit to U.S.
Note. Fr: George Anderson. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
February 5,1962.1p. JFK#6a. OUO.
"Could You Kindly Give Me White House
Clearance on Attached Draft Telegram to
Abidjan?"
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Abidjan.
February 5,1962.1p. JFK#6b. OUO.
Arrangements for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Visit to U.S.
Outgoing Airgram #A-22. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan.
February 5,1962. 3pp. JFK#7. OUO.
U.S. Procedures for State Visit by President
Felix Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory Coast.
Incoming Telegram #383. Fr: R. Borden
Reams. To: Dean Rusk.
February 8,1962.1p. JFK#8. OUO.
Arrangements for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #386. Fr: R. Borden
Reams. To: Dean Rusk.
February 9,1962.1p. JFK#9. OUO.
Arrangements for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Visit to U.S.
Outgoing Telegram #532. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan..
February 9, 1962.1p. JFK#10. OUO.
Arrangements for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #407. Fr: R. Borden
Reams. To: Dean Rusk.
February 27,1962. 1 p. JFK#11. LOU.
Arrangements for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Visit to U.S.
Outgoing Telegram #539. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan.
February 14,1962.1p. JFK#12. LOU.
Security for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Visit to U.S.
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0218 Incoming Telegram #417. Fr: R. Borden 0232
Reams. To: Dean Rusk.
March 2, 1962. 1p. JFK#13. LOU.
Arrangements for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Visit to U.S. >
0219 Outgoing Telegram #856. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Ottawa. 0233
March 2, 1962. 1p. JFK#14. OUO.
Possible Invitation to President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny to Visit Canada.
0220 Outgoing Telegram #580. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan. 0234
March 12, 1962.1p. JFK#15. OUO.
Arrangements for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Visit to U.S.
0221 Incoming Telegram #451. Fr: R. Borden
Reams. To: Dean Rusk.
March 16,1962.1 p. JFK#16. 0235
Composition of Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Party during Trip to U.S.
0222 Incoming Telegram #453. Fr: R. Borden
Reams. To: Dean Rusk.
March 17, 1962.1p. JFK#17. OUO.
Composition of Ivory Coast President Felix 0236
Houphouet-Boigny's Party during Trip to U.S.
0223 Ivory Coast•March 23,1962-April 30,
1962.
0224 Withdrawal Sheet. 2pp. 0237
0226 Incoming Telegram #459. Fr: [?] Kretzmann.
To: Dean Rusk.
March 23, 1962.1p. JFK#1. OUO.
President Felix Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory
Coast Informs U.S. of Plans to Vacation in
Switzerland until Departure for Visit to U.S.
0227 Department of State Airgram #A-83. Fr: R. 0238
Borden Reams. To: State Department.
April 11, 1962. 2pp. JFK#7. LOU.
Biographical Data on Madame Houphouet-
Boigny, Wife of President of Ivory Coast.
0229 Outgoing Telegram #651. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan.
April 11,1962. 1 p. JFK#8. C. 3/28/77. 0239
Travel Plans for U.S. Ambassador to Ivory
Coast R. Borden Reams.
0230 Memorandumr'Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
April 14,1962. 1p.JFK#10.
Ivory Coast President Felix Houphouet- 0240
Boigny's State Visit to U.S., May 22-24,
1962.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #662. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan.
April 13, 1962.1p. JFK#11. OUO.
John F. Kennedy Announces Ivory Coast
President Felix Houphouet-Boigny's
Acceptance of Invitation to Visit U.S.
Incoming Telegram #525. Fr: R. Borden
Reams. To: Dean Rusk.
April 16, 1962.1p. JFK#12. OUO.
Arrangements for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #526. Fr: R. Borden
Reams. To: Dean Rusk.
April 16,1962.1p. JFK#13. LOU.
Arrangements for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Appointments in New
York City.
Press Release. Fr: Office of White House
Press Secretary. To: NA.
April 18, 1962. 1p.JFK#15.
John F. Kennedy Announces Ivory Coast
President Felix Houphouet-Boigny's
Acceptance of Invitation to Visit U.S.
Incoming Telegram #542. Fr: R. Borden
Reams. To: Dean Rusk.
April 19,1962.1p. JFK#16. C. 3/28/77.
"Yes. Now Is Time for All Good Men to Come
to Aid of Their Country."
Outgoing Telegram #670. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan.
April 17,1962.1p. JFK#16a. C. 3/28/77.
U.S. State Department to Use Protocol
Precedence in Making Accommodations for
Party of President Felix Houphouet-Boigny of
Ivory Coast.
Copy of Outgoing Telegram #670. Fr: Dean
Rusk. To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan.
April 17,1962.1p. JFK#16a. C. 3/28/77.
U.S. State Department to Use Protocol
Precedence in Making Accommodations for
Party of President Felix Houphouet-Boigny of
Ivory Coast.
Outgoing Telegram #686. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan.
April 20,1962. 1p. JFK#19. OUO.
Possibility That University of Pennsylvania
Might Confer Honorary Degree on President
Felix Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory Coast.
Outgoing Telegram #696. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan.
April 25, 1962.1p. JFK#20. OUO.
Arrangements for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Trip to U.S.
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0241 Ivory Coast•May 1,1962-June 4, 0252
1962.
0242 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0243 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
NA. 1p.JFK#1.
Scope Paper for State Visit to U.S. by 0254
President Felix Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory •
Coast.
0244 Incoming Telegram #574. Fr: R. Borden
Reams. To: Dean Rusk.
May 4, 1962. 1 p. JFK#2. QUO.
[?] Normand's Plans to Accompany Ivory 0255
Coast President Felix Houphouét-Boigny to
U.S.
0245 Outgoing Telegram #723. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan.
May 7, 1962.1 p. JFK#3. QUO. 0257
Choice of Gift for President Felix Houphouet-
Boigny of Ivory Coast from John F. Kennedy.
0246 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 17,1962. 1p.JFK#4.
Briefing Books Prepared for Ivory Coast 0258
President Felix Houphouet-Boigny's Visit to
U.S.
0247 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
May 21, 1962.1p. JFK#5. 0260
Amendments to Program of President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory Coast.
0248 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
May 22, 1962.1p.JFK#6.
Meetings between John F. Kennedy and
President Felix Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory 0261
Coast.
0249 List. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#6a.
Participants List for Meetings between John
F. Kennedy and President Felix Houphouet-
Boigny of Ivory Coast. 0262
0250 Incoming Telegram #619. Fr: [?] Hope.
To: Dean Rusk.
May 23, 1962. 1 p. JFK#7. LOU.
Discussions with Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny regarding U.S. AID to 0263
Ivory Coast.
0251 Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
May 24,1962.1p.JFK#8.
Discussions with Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny regarding U.S. AID to
Ivory Coast.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: G. Mennen Williams.
To: Dean Rusk.
May 24, 1962. 2pp. JFK#8a. C. 9/14/78.
Discussions with Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny regarding U.S. AID to
Ivory Coast.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 25,1962. 1p.JFK#9.
John F. Kennedy's Farewell Telegram to
President Felix Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory
Coast.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Felix
Houphouet-Boigny.
NA. 2pp. JFK#9a.
Kennedy's Farewell Message to President
Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory Coast.
Incoming Telegram #626. Fr: [?] Hope.
To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan.
May 26,1962. 1p. JFK#10.
President Felix Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory
Coast Pleased with Reception during U.S.
Visit.
Outgoing Telegram. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Felix Houphouet-Boigny.
May 28,1962. 2pp. JFK#11.
Kennedy's Farewell Message to President
Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory Coast.
Incoming Telegram #631. Fr: [?] Hope.
To: Dean Rusk.
May 29,1962. 1p.JFK#13.
Ivory Coast Minister of State Auguste Denise
Praises Hospitality Received by President
Felix Houphouet-Boigny from John F.
Kennedy and American People.
Incoming Telegram #636. Fr: [?] Hope.
To: Dean Rusk.
May 31,1962.1p. JFK#15. C. 9/14/78 IP.
Ivory Coast Minister of State Auguste Denise
Given Report on President Felix Houphouet-
Boigny's Visit to U.S.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
June 1,1962. 1p. JFK#16.
"May We Have White House Clearance on
Attached, Please?"
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Abidjan.
NA. 1p.JFK#16a.OUO.
State Department Thanks Ivory Coast
Minister of State Auguste Denise for His
Expression of Gratitude for U.S. Hospitality
toward President Felix Houphouet-Boigny.
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0264 Incoming Telegram #631. Fr: [?] Hope.
To: Dean Rusk.
May 29, 1962. 1p.JFK#16b.
Ivory Coast Minister of State Auguste Denise
Praises Hospitality Received by President
Felix Houphouet-Boigny from John F.
Kennedy and American People.
0265 Outgoing Telegram #780. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan.
June 2,1962.1p. JFK#17. OUO.
State Department Thanks Ivory Coast
Minister of State Auguste Denise for His
Expression of Gratitude for U.S. Hospitality
toward President Felix Houphouet-Boigny.
0266 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 4,1962. 1p. JFK#18.
Ivory Coast President Felix Houphouet-
Boigny's Reply to John F. Kennedy's
Farewell Cable.
0267 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Felix Houphouet-
Boigny. To: John F. Kennedy.
May 29,1962. 2pp. JFK#18a.
Ivory Coast President Houphouet-Boigny's
Reply to Kennedy's Farewell Cable.
0269
0270
0271
Ivory Coast•Houphouet-Boigny
Briefing Book, May 22-24,1962
(Part I).
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Briefing Book. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 22pp. JFK#1-10. C. 5/6/77 IP.
Briefing Book for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Visit to U.S., May 22-
24,1962 [Map of Ivory Coast; Ivory Coast
Background Paper; and Program for Ivory
Coast President Felix Houphouet-Boigny's
Visit to U.S.].
0293 Ivory Coast•Houphouet-Boigny
Briefing Book, May 22-24,1962
(Part II).
0294 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
Frame Document
0295 Briefing Book. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA.42pp.JFK#1-21.
C. 9/13/78 and 9/14/78 IP.
Briefing Book for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Visit to U.S., May 22-
24,1962 [Talking Paper for John F.
Kennedy's Meeting with Ivory Coast
President Felix Houphouet-Boigny; U.S. AID
to Ivory Coast; Talking Paper for Dean Rusk's
Meeting with Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny; Developments toward
African Unity; Background Paper on Council
of Entente; U.S. Military Assistance to Ivory
Coast; Background Paper on Ruanda-
Urundi; U.S. Peace Corps Operations in Ivory
Coast; and U.S. Relations with Ivory Coast].
0338
0339
0340
Ivory Coast•Houphouet-Boigny
Briefing Book, May 22-24,1962
(Part III).
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Briefing Book. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 33pp. JFK#1-32. C. 9/13/78 and
9/14/78 IP.
Briefing Book for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Visit to U.S., May 22-
24,1962 [Biographical Sketches of Ivory
Coast Officals Including President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny, Madame Marie-Therese
Houphouet-Boigny, President of Ivory Coast
Supreme Court Ernest Boka, Madeleine
Boka, Ivory Coast Minister of Finance
Raphael Sailer, Minister of Agriculture and
Cooperatives Charles Donwahi, Ivory Coast
Ambassador to U.S. Konan Bedie, Ivory
Coast Cabinet Director Guy Nairay, Chief of
Protocol Georges Ouegnin, and Aide-de-
Camp Berlin Baroan].
0373 Ivory Coast•Houphouet-Boigny
Briefing Book, May 22-24,1962
(Part IV).
0375 Briefing Book. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA.28pp.JFK#1-17.
Briefing Book for Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Visit to U.S., May 22-
24,1962 [Public Statements by John F.
Kennedy and Dean Rusk during Visit by
President Felix Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory
Coast].
0404 Ivory Coast•June 5,1962-July 31,
1962.
0405 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
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0406 Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. 0419
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
NA. 1p.JFK#1.
"For Clearance on Behalf of President."
0407 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0420
June5,1962.1p. JFK#1a.
Memoranda of Conversation between John
F. Kennedy and Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny, May 23,1962.
0408 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0421
JuneS, 1962.1 p. JFK#2.
Memorandum of Conversation between John
F. Kennedy and Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny, May 24,1962.
0422
0409 Ivory Coast•August 1962-January
1963.
0410 Withdrawal Sheet. 2pp.
0412 Incoming Telegram #45. Fr: [?] Hope.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 2, 1962. 1 p. JFK#1. LOU. 0423
U.S. to Send Message to Ivory Coast on Its
Independence Day Celebration.
0414 Outgoing Telegram #57. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan.
August 3, 1962. 1 p. JFK#2. LOU, 0424
U.S. Procedure on Sending of Congratulatory
Messages.
0415 Incoming Telegram #56. Fr: [?] Hope.
To: Dean Rusk. 0425
August 10, 1962.1p. JFK#3. S. 8/2/77.
Ivory Coast President Felix Houphouet-
Boigny Regrets Invitation to President
Modibo Keita of Mali.
0416 Outgoing Telegram #70. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Abidjan. 0430
August 10, 1962. 1p. JFK#4. S. 8/2/77.
U.S. Suggestions for Discussions between
Ivory Coast President Felix Houphouet-
Boigny and President Modibo Keita of Mali.
0417 Incoming Telegram #65. Fr: [?] Hope.
To: Dean Rusk. 0431
August 16, 1962. 1 p. JFK#5. S. 8/2/77 IP.
Ivory Coast President Felix Houphouet-
Boigny Expresses Pleasure with U.S.
Reception and Admiration for John F.
Kennedy.
0418 Incoming Telegram #117. Fr: [?] Hope.
To: Dean Rusk. 0432
September 12,1962. 1 p. JFK#8. C. 8/2/77. 0433
Farewell Visit of Konan Bedie, Ivory Coast
Ambassador to U.S.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 27,1962.1p. JFK#10.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for Konan
Bedie, Ivory Coast Ambassador to U.S.
Department of State Airgram #A-296.
Fr: Dean Rusk. To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
October 26,1962.1p. JFK#11.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from President
Seriguefie of Ivory Coast and European
Association.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 6,1962.1p. JFK#12.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for James
W. Wine, U.S. Ambassador to Ivory Coast.
Translation of Letter. Fr: [?] Seriguefie.
To: John F. Kennedy.
October 1,1962.1p. JFK#11a.
Ivory Coast and European Association Offers
Congratulations to Kennedy for His Stand
against Racial Segregation in U.S.
Copy of Memorandum. Fr: William H.
Brubeck. To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 6,1962.1p. JFK#12.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for James
W. Wine, U.S. Ambassador to Ivory Coast.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#12a.
Biographical Sketch of James W. Wine, U.S.
Ambassador to Ivory Coast.
Incoming Telegram #237. Fr: James W.
Wine. To: Dean Rusk.
December 11,1962. 5pp. JFK#13.
S. 9/14/78.
Meeting with Ivory Coast Finance Minister
Raphael Sailer to Discuss U.S. Aid Project.
Incoming Telegram #238. Fr: James W.
Wine. To: Dean Rusk.
December 11,1962.1p. JFK#14. S. 8/2/77.
"Would Appreciate Your Informing Yourself
Comments of My NIACT Message Today
Joint/Embassy/AID Telegram #237."
Incoming Telegram #323. Fr: James W.
Wine. To: Dean Rusk.
January 25,1963.1p. JFK#16. C. 8/2/77.
Highlights of Ivory Coast President Felix
Houphouet-Boigny's Meeting with Diplomatic
Chiefs of Mission.
Ivory Coast•February 1963.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
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0434 Outgoing Telegram #359. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0450
To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan.
February 15,1963. 1p. JFK#1. C. 3/28/77.
U.S. to Correct Misinformation Spread by
Dutch Ambassador to Ivory Coast regarding
U.S. Position on West African Issues.
0435 Incoming Telegram #379. Fr: James W.
Wine. To: Dean Rusk. . 0452
February 16,1963. 3pp. JFK#3. C. 8/11/77
IP.
Results of Cabinet Reshuffle in Ivory Coast.
0438 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: 0453
Carl Kaysen.
February 23,1963.1p. JFK#5. LOU.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to President 0454
Felix Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory Coast.
0439 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Felix
Houphouet-Boigny. 0461
NA. 2pp. JFK#5a.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Letter from
President Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory Coast
regarding His Trip to U.S. and U.S. Economic
Assistance to Africa.
0441 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: William 0462
H. Brubeck.
February 5, 1963.1p. JFK#5b.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to President
Felix Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory Coast.
0442 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0466
NA. 1p.JFK#5c. LOU.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to President 0467
Felix Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory Coast. 0468
0443 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
January 10,1963. 1p. JFK#5d. LOU.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to President
Felix youphouet-Boigny of Ivory Coast.
0444 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Felix
Houphouet-Boigny.
NA. 2pp. JFK#5e. 0469
Kennedy's Reply to Letter from President
Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory Coast regarding
His Trip to U.S. and U.S. Economic
Assistance to Africa.
0446 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0471
To: McGeorge Bundy.
January 10,1963.1p. JFK#5f. LOU.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to President
Felix Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory Coast.
0447 Letter. Fr: Felix Houphouet-Boigny.
To: John F. Kennedy.
September 2,1962. 3pp. JFK#5g.
African Leaders and U.S. Economic
Assistance to Africa.
Document
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Felix
Houphouet-Boigny.
NA. 2pp. JFK#5h.
Kennedy's Reply to Letter from President
Houphouet-Boigny of Ivory Coast regarding
His Trip to U.S. and U.S. Economic
Assistance to Africa.
Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: William H.
Brubeck.
Decembers, 1962.1p. JFK#5i.
"For Translation and Recommendation."
Handwritten Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
January 10,1963.1p. JFK#5j.
"Checked Status."
Handwritten Letter (in French). Fr: Felix
Houphouet-Boigny. To: John F Kennedy.
September 2,1962. 7pp. JFK#5k.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Carl Kaysen.
February 22, 1963.1p. JFK#6.
Proposed Reply to U.S. Ambassador to Ivory
Coast James W. Wine's Letter to John F.
Kennedy.
Draft Airgram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Abidjan:
NA. 4pp. JFK#6a. C. 11/1276.
Request for Increased U.S. Economic and
Security Assistance to Ivory Coast.
Ivory Coast•March 1963-November
1963.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Incoming Telegram #448. Fr: James W.
Wine. To: Dean Rusk.
April 1,1963.1p. JFK#1. C. 11/12/76.
Plans for Meeting between President Ahmed
Sekou Toure of Guinea, President Modibo
Ke'rta of Mali, President Kwame Nkrumah of
Ghana, and President Felix Houphouet-
Boigny of Ivory Coast.
Department of State Airgram #A-50. Fr:
George W. Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan.
April 4, 1963. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 11/12/76.
Request for Increased U.S. Economic and
Security Assistance to Ivory Coast.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
March 29,1963.1p. JFK#2a. C. 11/12/76.
President Felix Houphouet-Boigny Requests
Increased U.S. Security and Economic
Assistance to Ivory Coast.
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0472 Draft Airgram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Abidjan. 0484
NA. 4pp. JFK#2b. C. 11/12/76.
Request for Increased U.S. Security and 0485
Economic Assistance to Ivory Coast. 0487
0476 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
August 16, 1963.1p.JFK#3.
Recommendation on Telegram from Auguste
Denise, Acting President of Ivory Coast,
Acknowledging U.S. Congratulatory Message
on Third Anniversary of Ivory Coast
Independence.
0477 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Auguste Denise.
To: John F. Kennedy.
August 9, 1963. 1p. JFK#3a.
Message from Auguste Denise, Acting
President of Ivory Coast, Acknowledging U.S.
Congratulatory Message on Third
Anniversary of Ivory Coast Independence.
0478 Telegram (in French). Fr: Auguste Denise.
Tó: John F. Kennedy.
August 9, 1963.1 p. JFK#3b.
0479 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
August 16, 1963. 1p. JFK#3c.
Recommendation on Telegram from Auguste
Denise, Acting President of Ivory Coast,
Acknowledging U.S. Congratulatory Message
on Third Anniversary of Ivory Coast
Independence.
0480 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Auguste Denise.
To: John F. Kennedy.
August 9, 1963. 1p.JFK#3d.
Message from Auguste Denise, Acting
President of Ivory Coast, Acknowledging U.S.
Congratulatory Message on Third
0576
0577
0579
0584
Anniversary of Ivory Coast Independence. 0585
0481 Note. Fr: NA. To: Samuel E. Belk.
August 22, 1963. 1p.JFK#4.
"Not Unless You Have Some Special
Reason."
0482 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. 05 8 6
To: McGeorge Bundy.
August 19, 1963.1p. JFK#4a.
Presence in Washington, D.C., of James W.
Wine, U.S. Ambassador to Ivory Coast.
0483 Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#4b.
Biographical Sketch of James W. Wine, U.S.
Ambassador to Ivory Coast.
Document
Libya
Libya•Crown Prince Hassan Briefing
Book, October 6-24,1962.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Briefing Book. Fr: NA. To: NA.
October 16-24, 1962. 89pp. LOU. C.
S. 9/27/82, 9/29/82, 7/12/83, 7/15/83 IP.
Briefing Book for Libyan Crown Prince
Hassan's Visit to U.S., October 6-24, 1962
[Map of Libya; Scope Paper for Visit of
Libya's Crown Prince Hassan; John F.
Kennedy's Talking Paper for Libyan Crown
Prince Hassan's Visit; Background Data on
Libya; U.S. Technical and Economic
Assistance to Libya; U.S. Military Assistance
to Libya; Background Paper on Wheelus Air
Force Base in Libya; Libyan Petroleum
Industry; Libyan Reaction to U.S. Decision to
Sell Hawk Missiles to Israel; U.S. Public
Statements for Libyan Crown Prince
Hassan's Visit to U.S.; Biographical
Information on Members of Libyan Crown
Prince Hassan's Party].
Mali
Mali•January 1,1961-June 30,1961.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 5pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/12/79 IP.
Biographical Sketch of President Modibo
Keita of Mali.
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Modibo Keita.
Februarys, 1961.1 p. JFK#2.
John F. Kennedy Thanks President Keita of
Mali for Courtesies Extended to U.S. Senate
Delegation and Edward Kennedy during Visit
to Mali.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Ralph
A. Dungan.
March 24, 1961.1p. JFK#3.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from President
Modibo Keita of Mali.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Modibo Keita. To:
John F. Kennedy.
March 10, 1961.1p. JFK#3a.
Acknowledgement of Letter from Kennedy
Expressing Thanks for Courtesies Extended
to U.S. Senate Delegation and Edward
Kennedy during Visit to Mali.
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0587 Memorandum. Fr: MZ [?]. To: McGeorge 0605
Bundy.
April 5, 1961.1 p. JFK#4.
David Barus Brings Washington Post Article
on Complaints against Use of 2130 R Street
as Chancery for Mali Republic to John F.
Kennedy's Attention. 0608
0588 Newpaper Clipping. Fr: Washington Post.
Aprils, 1961.1 p. JFK#4a.
"Neighbors Fight Mali Chancery."
0589 Memorandum for File. Fr: Walt W. Rostow.
To: NA. 0609
April 7, 1961.1p. JFK#5. NA. 5/31/79.
Request for Approval of Shipment of U.S.
Police Arms to Mali.
0590 Outgoing Telegram #308. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0610
To: U.S. Embassy, Bawako.
May 16, 1961. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 5/16/79.
Proposed Visit to U.S. by Jean-Marie Kone,
Malian Minister of State.
0592 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Modibo
Keita.
November 21,1961. 2pp. JFK#6b. 0611
Malian Minister of State Jean-Marie Kone's
Visit to U.S.
0594 Incoming Telegram #513. Fr: Thomas K.
Wright. To: Dean Rusk.
June 30,1961. 2pp. JFK#7. C. 3/16/79 IP. 0613
Meeting between Presidents Modibo Keita of
Mali, Ahmed Sekou Toure of Guinea, and
Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana to Establish Joint
Military High Command.
0615
0596 Mall•July 1961.
0597 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0598 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
July 10, 1961. 1 p. JFK#3. C. 4/17/79. 0616
Possibility of State Visit to U.S. by President
Modibo Keita of Mali.
0599 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
NA. 1 p. JFK#3a. C. 4/17/79. 0617
Meeting between John F. Kennedy and
Malian Minister of State Jean-Marie Kone.
0600 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#3b. C. 4/17/79.
U.S.-Malian Relations and Mali's
International Relations and Internal Politics. 0621
0604 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
July 1, 1961. 1p.JFK#3e.
Courtesy Call of Malian Minister of State
Jean-Marie Kone.
Document
Incoming Telegram #4. Fr: Thomas K. Wright.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 1, 1961. 3pp. [Note: Page 1 Repeated.]
JFK#3g. QUO.
Plans for Malian Minister of State Jean-Marie
Kone's Visit to U.S.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Modibo
Keita.
July 20, 1961. 1p. JFK#5.
Possible Meeting between Kennedy and
Malian Minister of State Jean-Marie Kone.
Handwritten Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#5a.
"Good."
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 18,1961.1 p. JFK#5b.
Proposed Reply from John F. Kennedy to
Letter from President Modibo Ke'rta of Mali
regarding Minister of State Jean-Marie
Kone's Visit to U.S.
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Modibo Ke'rta.
NA. 1p.JFK#5c.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to President
Keita of Mali regarding Meeting with Minister
of State Jean-Marie Kone.
Letter. Fr: Modibo Keita. To: John F.
Kennedy.
NA. 2pp. JFK#5d.
U.S.-Malian Relations and Minister of State
Jean-Marie Kone's Visit to U.S.
Handwritten Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: NA.
July 22,1961.1 p. JFK#6.
"1.) Inform S/S OK. 2.) Make and Send Copy
to Rostow."
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
July 21,1961. 1p.JFK#6a.
Malian Minister of State Jean-Marie Kone's
Call on John F. Kennedy.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA. To:
NA.
July 12, 1961. 4pp. JFK#6b. C. 4/17/79.
Malian Minister of State Jean-Marie Kone
Calls on John F. Kennedy to Discuss
Situation in Mali.
Incoming Telegram #56. Fr: Thomas J.
Wright. To: Dean Rusk.
July 21, 1961. 4pp. [Note: Includes Corrected
Page 2.] JFK#7.C. 4/17/79.
Review of U.S. Accomplishments in Mali and
President Modibo Keita's Appraisal of U.S.
Policy toward Africa.
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0625 Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: Walt W. Rostow.
July 28, 1961. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 4/17/79.
Guidelines of U.S. Policy and Operations in
Mali.
0627 Mali•August 1,1961-September 30,
1961.
0628 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0629 Outgoing Telegram #115. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Bamako.
August 7, 1961. 2pp. JFK#1. OUO.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to President
Modibo Keita of Mali regarding Visit to U.S.
by Minister of State Jean-Marie Kone.
0631 Handwritten Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#1a.
"Things Are Looking Slightly Better for U.S. in
Mali. I Think Reply Is Good Idea in This
Case."
0632 Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith.
To: Samuel E. Belk.
NA. 1p.JFK#1b.
"Do You Think Reply Is Required?"
0633 Note. Fr: Polly A. Yates. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#1c.
U.S. Reply to Letter from President Modibo
Keita of Mali.
0634 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
Augusts, 1961.1 p. JFK#1d.
U.S. Reply to Message from President
Modibo Keita of Mali.
0635 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Modibo Keita.
NA. 1p.JFK#1e.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to President
Keita of Mali regarding Visit of Minister of
State Jean-Marie Kone.
0636 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Modibo Keita.
To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#1f.
Letter of Thanks from President Keita of Mali
for Cordial Welcome Extended to Malian
Delegation to U.S. Headed by Minister of
A State Jean-Marie Kone.
0637 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
August 7, 1961.1p. JFK#1g.
Message to John F. Kennedy from President
Modibo Keita of Mali.
Frame Document
0638 Incoming Telegram #591. Fr: Graham A.
Martin. To: Dean Rusk.
Indian Cabinet Minister V. K. Krishna
Menon's Opinion of President Modibo Keita's
Performance at Belgrade Conference.
0640 Outgoing Telegram #472. Fr: NA.
To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
September 13, 1961. 6pp. JFK#3.
Letters from John F. Kennedy to Presidents
Modibo Keita of Mali and Achmed Sukarno of
Indonesia regarding Belgrade Conference of
Nonaligned Nations.
0646 Outgoing Telegram #202. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, Bamako, Dakar, and
Paris.
September 14,1961. 2pp. JFK#4.
C. 5/8/80 IP.
Visit to U.S. by Presidents Modibo Keita of
Mali and Achmed Sukarno of Indonesia.
0648 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
September 14, 1961. 2pp. JFK#5.
C. 5/8/80 IP.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
President Modibo Keita of Mali regarding
Relations with U.S. and Belgrade Conference
of Nonaligned Nations.
0650 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 22, 1961. 1p. JFK#5a.
C. 10/18/78.
Memorandum of Conversation between John
F. Kennedy and President Modibo Keita of
Mali.
0651 Outgoing Telegram #211. Fr: Chester
Bowles. To: U.S. Embassy, Bamako.
September 18, 1961. 2pp. JFK#6.
C. 5/8/80 IP.
Malian President Modibo Keita's Farewell
Call on John F. Kennedy.
0653 Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith.
To: Walt W. Rostow.
NA. 1p.JFK#7.
"For Clearance."
0654 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 20,1961.1p. JFK#7a.
C. 10/17/78.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
President Modibo Keita of Mali.
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0655 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA. 0671
To: NA.
September 13, 1961. 5pp. JFK#7b.
C. 5/8/80 IP.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
President Modibo Keita of Mali regarding
U.S.-Malian Relations. 0672
0660 Incoming Telegram #284. Fr: Thomas K.
Wright. To: Dean Rusk.
September 23, 1961. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 1/3/79.
German Ambassador [?] Schlegl's Protest to
Malian President Modibo Keita regarding
Remarks Made at U.S. Press Conference on
German Self-Determination. 0674
0663 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 25,1961. 1p. JFK#9.
C. 10/17/78.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and 0675
Presidents Modibo Keita of Mali and Achmed
Sukarno of Indonesia.
0664 Mall•October 1961.
0665 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p. 0676
0666 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Modibo Keita.
NA. 1p.JFK#1.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Letter of
Condolence from President Keita of Mali
regarding Hurricane Disaster in Louisiana 0678
and Texas.
0667 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 26, 1961. 1p. JFK#1a. OUO. 0680
Acknowledgement of Messages from
President Modibo Keita of Mali.
0668 Incoming Telegram #454. Fr: [?] Dickinson.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 16, 1961. 1p. JFK#1b. OUO. 0681
Message from President Modibo Keita of Mali
Thanking John F. Kennedy for Welcome
Accorded Him during Visit to U.S.
0669 Telegram. Fr: Modibo Keita.
To: John F. Kennedy. ,
NA. 1p.JFK#1c. 0687
Message of Sympathy from President Keita
of Mali regarding U.S. Hurricane Disaster.
0670 Incoming Telegram #281. Fr: Thomas K.
Wright. To: Dean Rusk.
September 21, 1961. 1p. JFK#1d. OUO.
Message from President Modibo Keita of Mali 0688
Thanking John F. Kennedy for Welcome
Accorded Him and President Achmed
Sukarno of Indonesia during Visit to U.S.
Document
Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Modibo Keita.
NA. 1p.JFK#1e.
Kennedy's Reply to Letter of Condolence
from President Keita of Mali regarding
Hurricane Disaster in Louisiana and Texas.
Outgoing Telegram #266. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Bamako.
October 4, 1961. 2pp. JFK#2. OUO.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Letter of
Condolence from President Modibo Keita of
Mali regarding Hurricane Disaster in
Louisiana and Texas.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
October 9, 1961. 1p. JFK#3.
Report of Racial Incident Involving Two
Visitors from Mali.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 4, 1961.1p. JFK#3a.
'The Attached Material Is for Your
Information."
Memorandum. Fr: Pedro A. Sanjuan.
To: Angier Biddle Duke.
September 23,1961. 2pp. JFK#3b. OUO.
Report of Racial Incident Involving Two
Malian Visitors to U.S.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA.2pp,JFK#3c.
Evaluation of U.S. Conference on Protocol
for Foreign Guests.
Memorandum. Fr: Pedro A. Sanjuan.
To: Angier Biddle Duke.
NA. 1p.JFK#4.0UO.
Insults to Wife of Malian Ambassador to U.S.
by U.S. Army Officer.
Incoming Telegram #77. Fr: Mercer Cook.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 11, 1961. 6pp. JFK#5. C. 1/2/79.
Discussions with President Modibo Keita of
Mali regarding Closing of U.S. Cultural
Center.
Incoming Telegram #84. Fr: Mercer Cook.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 12.1961.1p. JFK#6. S. 1/3/79.
Imperative That U.S. International
Cooperation Administration (ICA) Aid to Niger
and Upper Volta Arrive as Soon as Possible.
Handwritten Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#7.
"We Can Close Books on This One•
Temporarily."
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0689 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. 0714
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 13,1961. 1p. JFK#7a.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from President
Modibo Keita of Mali, Dated September 20,
1961.
0690 Letter (in French). Fr: Modibo Keita. 0715
To: John F. Kennedy.
September 20,1961. 2pp. JFK#7b.
0692 Translation of Letter. Fr: Modibo Keita.
To: John F. Kennedy. 0716
September 20,1961.1p. JFK#7c.
Message from President Keita of Mali
Thanking Kennedy for Welcome Accorded
Him and President Achmed Sukarno of
Indonesia during Visit to U.S.
0693 Incoming Telegram #362. Fr: Thomas K.
Wright. To: Dean Rusk. 0718
October 21,1961. 5pp. JFK#8. C. 1/3/79.
U.S. Protests Closing of Cultural Center in
Bamako by Malian Government.
0698 Mali•November 1,1961-May 31, 0719
1962.
0699 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0700 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 16, 1961. 4pp. JFK#1. S. 2/9/79.
Effect on U.S.-Malian Relations of Closing of 0721
U.S. Cultural Center in Bamako and Malian
Request for Withdrawal of U.S. Military
Aircraft.
0704 Incoming Telegram #440. Fr: Thomas K.
Wright. To: Dean Rusk.
November 28, 1961. 5pp. JFK#2. C. 2/9/79. 0724
AID Program Review in Mali.
0709 Incoming Telegram #276. Fr: [?] Carson.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 2, 1961.1p. JFK#3. OUO.
"President's Message Delivered 11:30 GMT 0727
December 2. No Decision Yet regarding
Publicity. Will Inform as Soon as Possible."
0710 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
January 4, 1962.1p. JFK#4.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for 0728
William J. Handley, New U.S. Ambassador to
Mali.
0711 Incoming Telegram #683. Fr: William J.
Handley. To: Dean Rusk.
March 13, 1962. 2pp. JFK#5. C. 2/9/79.
Discussions with Malian Ambassador
Designate to U.S. Oumar Sow regarding 0730
Efforts to Improve U.S.-Malian Relations. 0731
Document
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
March 14,1962.1p. JFK#6. C. 2/9/79.
Request for Appointment for Malian
Ambassador Abdoulaye Maiga to Pay
Farewell Call on John F. Kennedy.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/8/79 IP.
Biographical Sketch of Abdoulaye Maiga,
Malian Ambassador to U.S.
Department of State Airgram #A-135. Fr:
William J. Handley. To: State Department.
April 2,1962.2pp. JFK#7. OUO.
Meeting with Idrissa Diarra, Political
Secretary of Bureau Politique of Union
Soudanaise, regarding Internal Political
Situation in Mali.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: Kenneth O'Donnell.
April 27,1962.1p. JFK#8. C. 10/18/78.
Presentation of Credentials by Oumar Sow,
Malian Ambassador to U.S.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
May 11,1962. 2pp. JFK#9. OUO.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
Malian Ambassador Oumar Sow on
Presentation of Credentials.
Outgoing Telegram #720. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Bamako.
May 15,1962. 3pp. JFK#10. C. 1/3/79.
Malian Ambassador Oumar Sow Informs U.S.
of Malian Government's Decision to Ask U.S.
Military Mission to Withdraw.
Outgoing Telegram #728. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Bamako.
May 18,1962.3pp. JFK#11. C. 2/9/79.
U.S. Reply to Malian Note Requesting
Withdrawal of U.S. Military Aid Program.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 22,1962.1p.JFK#12.
Memorandum of Conversation between John
F. Kennedy and Malian Ambassador Oumar
Sow.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
May 11,1962.2pp. JFK#12a. OUO.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
Malian Ambassador Oumar Sow on
Presentation of Credentials.
Mali•June 1,1962-October 31,1962.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
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0732 Incoming Telegram #11. Fr: William J. 0750
Handley. To: Dean Rusk.
July 3,1962. 2pp. JFK#1. C. 5/8/79.
France's Position on Mali's Establishment of
Their Own Franc and Their Request to
Remain within French Monetary Zone.
0734 Outgoing Telegram #149. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0752
To: U.S. Embassy, Paris.
July 6,1962. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 5/8/79.
U.S. State Department Concern over Malian
Government Action in Establishing Its Own
Currency.
0736 Incoming Telegram #37. Fr: William J. 0753
Handley. To: Dean Rusk.
July 20,1962. 2pp. JFK#4. C. 5/8/79.
Demonstrations in Bamako against
Consequences of Malian Government Policy 0756
of Monetary Reform.
0738 Incoming Telegram #89. Fr: [?] McKiernan.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 7,1962. 4pp. [Note: Includes
Corrected Page 2.] JFK#5. S. 5/8/79.
Negotiations between France and Mali
regarding Monetary Reform.
0742 Incoming Telegram #96. Fr: [?] McKeirnan. 0758
To: Dean Rusk.
August 9, 1962. 2pp. JFK#6. S. 5/8/79.
Effects of Malian Government Decision to
Break off Financial Negotiations with France. 0759
0744 Incoming Telegram #97. Fr: [?] McKeirnan.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 9,1962. 1p. JFK#7. S. 5/8/79.
French Government Expresses Concern over
Fate of Two Former Members of French 0760
Government of Mali.
0745 Outgoing Telegram #80. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Bamako.
August 13,1962. 2pp. JFK#9. S. 5/8/79.
U.S. Disinclined to Provide Financial
Assistance to Cover Malian Balance of 0761
Payment Deficits.
0747 Incoming Telegram #119. Fr: [?] McKeirnan.
To: Dean Rusk. 0762
August 15, 1962. 2pp. JFK#10. S. 5/8/79.
Results of Commission of Experts Report on
Malian Financial Situation.
0749 Incoming Telegram #120. Fr: [?] McKeirnan.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 16, 1962. 1p. JFK#11. LOU. 0763
Malian Economic Situation.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #105. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Bamako.
August 24, 1962. 2pp. JFK#12. LOU.
U.S. Protests Mali's Refusal to Grant
Exemption from Customs Duties and Taxes
to Diplomatic Personnel for Official Purposes.
Incoming Telegram #454. Fr: [?] Dickinson.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 16,1962.1p. JFK#13. OUO.
Message of Appreciation from President
Modibo Keita of Mali to John F. Kennedy for
Welcome Accorded Him during Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #212. Fr: [?] McKeirnan.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 19,1962. 3pp. JFK#14.
Cabinet Reorganization in Mali.
Outgoing Telegram #8. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
September 28,1962. 2pp. JFK#15.
C. 5/8/79.
Efforts to Arrange Meeting with Dean Rusk
during Visit to U.S. by Barema Bocoum,
Malian Minister Delegate to President for
Foreign Affairs.
Department of State Airgram #CA-3765. Fr:
Dean Rusk. To: U.S. Embassy, Abidjan.
October 9,1962.1p. JFK#16. C. 5/8/79.
Letter from Malian Exile to John F. Kennedy.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 2, 1962.1p. JFK#17.
Translation of Malian President Modibo
Keita's Message of September 27,1962.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Modibo Keita.
To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#17a.
Message from Malian President Modibo Keita
Conveying Thanks and Wishes for Success
and Prosperity of American People.
Telegram (in French). Fr: Modibo Keita.
To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 1p.JFK#17b.
Incoming Telegram #240. Fr: William J.
Handley. To: Dean Rusk.
October 4, 1962. 1p. JFK#18.
Request for Confirmation on Whether U.S.
State Department or White House Received
Letter from Malian President Modibo Keita.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
Octobers, 1962. 1p. JFK#19.
Message to John F. Kennedy from President
Modibo Keita of Mali.
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0764 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Modibo Keita. 0778
To: John F. Kennedy.
October 1.1962.1 p. JFK#19a.
Efforts to Abolish Racial Segregation in U.S.
0765 Outgoing Telegram #168. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Bamako. 0779
October 3,1962.1p. JFK#19b. LOU.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Message from
President Modibo Keita of Mali regarding
Efforts to Abolish Racial Segregation in U.S.
0766 Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: Edward S. 0780
Little.
October 3,1962.1p. JFK#19c.
"Will You Please Cable Attached Message,
Making Clear That It Is Not for Publication."
0767 Draft Cable. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy, 0781
Bamako.
October 3,1962.1p. JFK#19d.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Message from
President Modibo Keita of Mali regarding 0782
Efforts to Abolish Racial Segregation in U.S.
0768 Telegram (in French). Fr: Modibo Keita.
To: John F. Kennedy.
October 1,1962.1p. JFK#19e.
0769 Incoming Telegram #271. Fr: William J. 0783
Handley. To: Dean Rusk.
October 16,1962. 2pp. JFK#20. C. 5/8/79.
Discussions between U.S. Ambassador
Handley and President Modibo Keita of Mali.
0771 Mall•November 1,1962-
DecemberSl, 1962.
0772 Withdrawal Sheet. 1 p.
0773 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0786
To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 24,1962. 2pp. JFK#1. LOU.
Transmittal of Letter to John F. Kennedy from
President Modibo Keita of Mali on Cuba and
Suggested Reply.
0775 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. 0790
To: Modibo Keita.
NA. 1p.JFK#1a. 0791
Kennedy's Reply to Letter from President 0792
Modibo Keita of Mali regarding Cuban Missile
Crisis.
0776 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 24,1962. 2pp. JFK#1 b. LOU. 0793
Transmittal of Letter to John F. Kennedy from
President Modibo Keita of Mali on Cuba and
Suggested Reply.
Document
Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Modibo
Keita.
NA. 1p.JFK#1d.
Kennedy's Reply to Letter from President
Keita of Mali regarding Cuban Missile Crisis.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Modibo
Keita.
November 29,1962.1 p. JFK#2.
Kennedy's Reply to Letter from President
Keita of Mali regarding Cuban Missile Crisis.
Outgoing Telegram #222. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Bamako.
December 14,1962.1p. JFK#3. C. 5/12/80.
Signing of U.S. Presidential Determination on
Mali.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
December 14,1962.1p. JFK#3a.
Approval of Telegram to Bamako, Mali.
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Bamako.
December 14,1962.1p. JFK#3b. C. 5/12/80.
Signing of U.S. Presidential Determination on
Mali.
Incoming Telegram #365. Fr: William J.
Handley. To: Dean Rusk.
December 18,1962.3pp. JFK#4. C. 5/12/80.
Discussions with Malian Government
regarding U.S. Support of Mali's Case for $15
Million Quota from International Monetary
Fund (IMF) and U.S. Presidential
Determination on Malian Military Aid
Program.
Incoming Telegram #388. Fr: [?] McKeirnan.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 29,1962.4pp. JFK#6. C. 5/12/80.
John F Kennedy's Decision to Resume U.S.
Military Assistance Program for Mali.
Mall•January 1,1963-
December3l, 1963.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
Januarys, 1963.1p. JFK#1. LOU.
Presence in Washington, D.C., of William J.
Handley, U.S. Ambassador to Mali.
Incoming Telegram #2903. Fr: Charles E.
Bohlen. To: Dean Rusk.
January 22,1963. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 1/3/79.
Monetary Negotiations between France and
Mali.
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0795 Incoming Telegram #524. Fr: William J.
Handley. To: Dean Rusk. 0811
March 9, 1963. 4pp. JFK#3. C. 1/3/79. 0812
Proposed Long-Range U.S. Military
Assistance Program for Mali.
0799 Incoming Telegram #537. Fr: William J. 0814
Handley. To: Dean Rusk. 0815
March 15,1962.3pp. JFK#4. C. 1/3/79. 0816
Discussions between President Modibo Keita
of Mali and U.S. Ambassador Handley.
0802 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 2, 1963.1 p. JFK#5. C. 10/20/78. 0817
Request for Meeting with John F. Kennedy
for Malian Minister of State Jean-Marie Kone.
0803 Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: Benjamin H.
Read. 0830
December 9, 1963.1p. JFK#6.
"For Transmittal."
0804 Letter. Fr: Lyndon B. Johnson.
To: Modibo Keita.
December 7, 1963.1 p. JFK#6a. 0831
Transmittal of Letter to President Modibo
Keita of Mali from John F. Kennedy Written
Just before His Death.
0805 Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0832
To: McGeorge Bundy.
December 6, 1963.1p. JFK#6c.
'The Attached Is Self Explanatory. I Think It
Is Useful Personal Touch for President
Johnson with Fairly Difficult African Leader,
Especially at Time When He Is Having Chou 0834
En-lai as Visitor in Very Near Future."
0806 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 7, 1963.1p. JFK#6d. C. 10/20/78.
Suggested Reply to Letter from President
Modibo Keita of Mali to John F. Kennedy.
0807 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy. 0835
October 25,1963.1p. JFK#6f. C. 10/20/78.
Suggested Reply to Letter from President
Modibo Keita of Mali to John F. Kennedy.
0809 Translation of Letter. Fr: Modibo Keita.
To: John F. Kennedy.
September 23,1963.1p. JFK#6h.
Letter of Introduction for Malian Minister of 0836
State Jean-Marie Kone from President
Modibo Keita.
0810 Letter (in French). Fr: Modibo Keita.
To: John F. Kennedy.
September 23,1963. 1p. JFK#6i.
Document
Morocco
Morocco•October 26,1963.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Mozambique
Mozambique•1961 -1963.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Letter. Fr: Chester Bowles. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
May 23,1961.1 p. JFK#1.
Memorandum by Eduardo Mondlane on
Situation in Mozambique.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
May 1,1961.13pp. JFK#1 a.
Political Situation and Conditions in
Mozambique.
Incoming Telegram #153. Fr: Thomas K.
Wright. To: Dean Rusk.
June 12,1963.1p. JFK#2. C. 7/17/76.
Impact of Decisions Made at Addis Ababa
Conference.
Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#3.
"Sam Belk Calls This to Mr. Bundy's
Attention."
Incoming Telegram #159. Fr: Thomas K.
Wright. To: Dean Rusk.
June 17, 1963.2pp. JFK#3a. C. 7/17/76.
Portuguese Tactics in Campaign of
Harrassment of American Missionary
Operations in Mozambique.
Outgoing Telegram #131. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Consulate, Lourenco Marques.
June 19,1963.1p. JFK#4. C. 7/14/76.
U.S. Evaluation of Report by Harry
Greenburg, Director of Methodist-Episcopal
Mission at Chicuque, Mozambique, regarding
Portuguese Harrassment of American
Missionary Operations.
Incoming Telegram #17. Fr: Thomas K.
Wright. To: Dean Rusk.
July 29,1963. 1p. JFK#5. C. 7/14/76.
Report That Mozambique Liberation Front
Will Launch Terrorist Campaign to Attract
World Attention and Enlist UN Support in Its
Struggle against Portuguese Rule.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
September 24,1963.1p. JFK#6.
"If You Have Time, This Is Remarkably Well
Done, Fascinating and Rather Horrible Tour
Inside Mozambique by Consul General
There."
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0838 Department of State Airgram #A-32. Fr: 0876
Thomas K. Wright. To: State Department.
September 16,1963. 24pp. JFK#6a.
C. 8/31/76.
U.S. Assessment of Portuguese Rule in
Mozambique.
0877
Rhodesia
0863 Rhodesia•September 1,1961 -
October 31,1961.
0864 Inventory List. 1 p.
0865 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. 0878
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 2,1961. 2pp. JFK#1. C. 4/17/79.
Proposed Telegram to Kenneth Kuanda,
Northern Rhodesian Political Leader. 0879
0867 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Consulate,
Salisbury.
August 30, 1961.1p. JFK#1a. C. 4/17/79.
Message from John F. Kennedy to Political
Leader Kenneth Kuanda Expressing Regrets
over Reports of Violence in Northern 0880
Rhodesia.
0868 Incoming Telegram #128. Fr: John K. 0881
Emmerson. To: Dean Rusk. 0882
August 26,1961.1 p. JFK#1 b. C. 4/17/79.
Recommendation That John F. Kennedy Not
Reply Directly to Cable from Northern
Rhodesian Political Leader Kenneth Kuanda.
0869 Incoming Telegram #835. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
August 25, 1961. 1p. JFK#1c. C. 4/17/79. 0883
U.S. Requests Information from British
Government on Reports of Violence in
Northern Rhodesia.
0870 Incoming Telegram #96. Fr: John W. Jones.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 30,1961. 4pp. JFK#1d. C. 4/17/79.
Message from John F. Kennedy to Political 0886
Leader Kenneth Kuanda Expressing Regrets
over Reports of Violence In Northern
Rhodesia.
0874 Outgoing Telegram #115. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Consulate, Salisbury. 0887
August 30,1961.1 p. JFK#2. C. 4/17/79.
Message from John F. Kennedy to Political
Leader Kenneth Kuanda Expressing Regrets
over Reports of Violence in Northern 0889
Rhodesia.
0875 Incoming Telegram #165. Fr: John K.
Emmerson. To: Dean Rusk.
September 6,1961.1p. JFK#3. C. 4/17/79.
John F. Kennedy's Message Transmitted to
Northern Rhodesian Political Leader Kenneth
Kuanda in London.
Outgoing Telegram #1239. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
September 7, 1961. 1p. JFK#4. C. 4/17/79.
Transmittal of John F. Kennedy's Message to
Northern Rhodesian Political Leader Kenneth
Kuanda.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 3,1961. 1 p. JFK#5b.
Proposed Letter to Governor Evelyn Hone of
Northern Rhodesia.
Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith.
To: Samuel E. Belk.
NA. 1p.JFK#5d.
"Must We Acknowledge?"
Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
Octobers, 1961. 1p. JFK#5e.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Governor
Evelyn Hone of Northern Rhodesia
Rhodesia•February 1,1962-July 31,
1962.
Inventory List. 1 p.
Incoming Telegram #591. Fr: John K.
Emmerson. To: Dean Rusk.
February 14, 1962. 1p. JFK#1. C. 6/7/79.
Nyasaland Political Leader Hastings Kamuzu
Banda Tells British Colonial Secretary
Duncan Sandys He Expects U.S. to Make up
Five Million Pound Nyasaland Deficit.
Incoming Telegram #3280. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
March 7,1962. 3pp. JFK#2. S. 6/7/79.
Discussions of Questions regarding Northern
Rhodesia and Federation of Rhodesia and
Nyasaland with British Commonwealth
Relations Office.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Ralph
A. Dungan.
March 7,1962. 1p. JFK#3.
Possible U.S. Scholarships for Students from
Northern Rhodesia.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Ralph
A. Dungan.
March 9, 1962. 2pp. JFK#4.
U.S. Aid to Education in Northern Rhodesia.
Outgoing Telegram #716. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Consulate, Salisbury.
March 8, 1962. 2pp. JFK#5. C. 6/7/79.
U.S. Supports Constitutional Proposals for
Northern Rhodesia as Offering Best Basis
Possible for Peaceful Political Development.
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0891 Incoming Telegram #699. Fr: Edward W. 0906
Mulcahy. To: Dean Rusk.
April 2, 1962. 3pp. JFK#6. C. 6/7/79.
Discussions, between Nyasaland Political
Leader Hastings Kamuzu Banda and
Representatives of Southern Rhodesia's
European Government. 0907
0894 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
April 24, 1962. 1p.JFK#7.
Proposed Letter from John F. Kennedy to
Kenneth Kuanda, President of UNIP of
Northern Rhodesia. 0911
0895 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Kenneth Kuanda.
NA. 1 p. JFK#7a. C. 6/6/80.
Letter from Kennedy to Kuanda, President of
UNIP of Northern Rhodesia, regarding His
Trip to U.S.
0896 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Ralph
A. Dungan. 0912
April 26, 1962.1p.JFK#8.
Memorandum of Conversation between
Ralph A. Dungan, Special Assistant to
President, and Kenneth Kuanda, President of
UNIP of Northern Rhodesia.
0897 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA. To:
NA. 0915
April 13, 1962. 3pp. JFK#8a. QUO.
Discussions with Kenneth Kuanda, President 0916
of UNIP of Northern Rhodesia, regarding 0918
Situation in Central Africa.
0900 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Kenneth Kuanda.
April 30, 1962. 1 p. JFK#9. 0920
Letter from Kennedy to Kuanda, President of
UNIP of Northern Rhodesia, regarding'His
Trip to U.S.
0901 Note. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
May 7, 1962. 1 p. JFK#10. 0922
G. Mennen Williams's Paper on Federation of
Rhodesia and Nyasaland.
0902 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 7, 1962. 3pp.JFK#10a. 0923
Racial-Political Situation in Federation of
Rhodesia and Nyasaland.
0905 Department of State Instruction #W-77. Fr:
George W. Ball. To: U.S. Consulate,
Salisbury.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Kenneth
Kuanda, President of UNIP of Northern
Rhodesia, regarding His Trip to U.S.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #3202. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
June 11, 1962. 1p. JFK#12. C. 6/7/79.
British Request U.S. Help in Floor Fight
against Inscription of Item on Southern
Rhodesia in UN.
Incoming Telegram #4007. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
June 15, 1962. 4pp. JFK#13. C. 6/7/79.
British Ask U.S. to Cast Negative Vote on
Afro-Asian UN Resolution on Southern
Rhodesia.
Incoming Telegram #230. Fr: U.S. Consulate,
Luanda. To: Dean Rusk.
June 27, 1962. 1p. JFK#14. C. 6/7/79.
London Daily Telegraph Attacks Activities of
U.S. Consulate General, Salisbury Alleging
Interference in Internal Affairs of Federation
of Rhodesia and Nyasaland.
Incoming Telegram #246. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
July 17, 1962. 3pp. JFK#16. C. 6/7/79.
G. Mennen Williams's Consultations with
British Officials regarding Federation of
Rhodesia and Nyasaland.
Rhodesia•September 1,1962-
NovemberSO, 1962.
Inventory List. 1 p.
Incoming Telegram #1006. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 2, 1962. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 8/9/78 IP.
British Policy regarding Southern Rhodesia.
Incoming Telegram #1070. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 4, 1962. 2pp. JFK#4. C. 8/9/78 IP.
Irish Government Expresses Concern to
Great Britain regarding Dangers of Situation
Developing in Southern Rhodesia.
Incoming Telegram #1071. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 4,1962. 1p. JFK#5. C. 8/9/78 IP.
UN Resolution on Southern Rhodesia
Prepared by African Delegates.
Incoming Telegram #1141. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 9,1962. 1p. JFK#8. C. 8/9/78 IP.
British Efforts to Get Sir Edgar Whitehead,
Prime Minister of Southern Rhodesia, to
Testify before UN.
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0924 Incoming Telegram #1103. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 5,1962. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 8/9/78.
Recommendation That U.S. Abstain on UN
Vote on Afro-Asian Resolution on Southern
Rhodesia.
0926 Outgoing Telegram #1949. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Embassy, London.
October 5,1962. 2pp. JFK#7. S. 8/9/78.
Message from Dean Rusk to British Foreign
Minister Alec Douglas-Home regarding
Election of Sir Edgar Whitehead as Prime
Minister of Southern Rhodesia and UN
Resolution on Southern Rhodesia.
0928 Incoming Telegram #1156. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 10,1962. 3pp. JFK#9. C. 8/9/78 IP.
Sponsors of UN Resolution on Southern
Rhodesia Seek U.S. Support.
0931 Incoming Telegram #1166. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 10,1962. 4pp. JFK#10. C. 8/9/78 IP.
Text of Draft UN Resolution on Southern
Rhodesia.
0935 Outgoing Telegram #917. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
October 10,1962. 2pp. JFK#11. C. 8/9/78.
U.S. Presents Alternative Text of UN
Resolution on Southern Rhodesia That It
Could Support to Afro-Asian UN Group.
0938 Incoming Telegram #1387. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 19,1962. 3pp. JFK#12. C. 8/9/78 IP.
Jonathan Bingham, U.S. Representative on
Economic and Social Council of UN, Meets
with Group of Multiracial African Petitioners to
Discuss Southern Rhodesian Situation.
0941 Incoming Telegram #1389. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 19,1962. 3pp. JFK#13. C. 8/9/78 IP.
Discussions between U.S. and British UN
Delegations regarding Possibility of
Mediation by UN Secretary General in
Southern Rhodesian Issue.
0944 Rhodesia•December 1 -31,1962.
0945 Inventory List. 1 p.
0946 Incoming Telegram #225. Fr: Paul F. Geren.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 5,1962.16pp. JFK#1. OUO.
Louisiana Senator Allen J. Ellender's
Remarks on South African Race Problems at
Press Conference in Durban, South Africa.
Frame Document
0962 Incoming Telegram #2175. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
December 11,1962. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 5/29/79.
Message from Ndabaningi Sithole, National
Chairman of ZAPU, to John F. Kennedy
regarding Possible Independence for
Southern Rhodesia Based on White Minority
Rule.
0964 Outgoing Telegram #1704. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN, U.S. Embassy,
London, and U.S. Consulate, Salisbury.
December 18,1962. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 5/29/79.
U.S. Position Paper on UN Aspects on
Southern Rhodesian Problem for Meeting
between John F. Kennedy and British Prime
Minister Harold Macmillan.
0966 Incoming Telegram #265. Fr: Paul F. Geren.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 20, 1962. 3pp. JFK#4. C. 5/29/79.
Discussions with Sir Edgar Whitehead
regarding His Defeat in Election for Prime
Minister of Southern Rhodesia.
0969 Rhodesia•January 1,1963-
SeptemberSO, 1963.
0970 Inventory List. 1p.
0971 Department of State Airgram #A-63. Fr: Dean
Rusk. To: U.S. Consulate General, Salisbury.
January 18,1963. 1p. JFK#1. OUO.
Reply to Telegram from "Rhodesian Women"
to Jacqueline Kennedy regarding Behavior of
UN Military Command in DRC.
0972 Incoming Telegram #445. Fr: Paul F. Geren.
To: Dean Rusk.
February 20,1963. 6pp. [Note: Page One
Repeated.] JFK#2. C. 12/1/78.
U.S. Report on Prospects for Northern and
Southern Rhodesia and Federation of
Rhodesia and Nyasaland.
0978 Incoming Telegram #454. Fr: Paul F. Geren.
To: Dean Rusk.
February 22, 1963. 1p. JFK#3. C. 12/1/78.
Former Prime Minister Sir Edgar Whitehead's
Views of Situation in Southern Rhodesia.
0979 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: William
H. Brubeck.
March 27, 1963.1p. JFK#4. C. 1/21/81.
Proposed Visit to U.S. by Sir Roy Welensky,
Prime Minister of Federation of Rhodesia and
Nyasaland.
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0980 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0997
To: McGeorge Bundy.
March 27, 1963.1p. JFK#5. C. 12/1/78.
Proposed Visit to U.S. by Sir Roy Welensky, 0998
Prime Minister of Federation of Rhodesia and
Nyasaland.
0981 Incoming Telegram #3609. Fr: Francis
Plimpton. To: Dean Rusk.
April 3, 1963. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 12/1/78.
Possible Crisis Threatened by Southern 0999
Rhodesian Prime Minister Winston J. Field's
Direct Bid for Independence.
0983 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
April 6, 1963.1p. JFK#7. C. 3/1/78. 1001
Situation Report on Developments in
Southern Rhodesia.
0984 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 3pp. JFK#7a. C. 12/1/78.
Situation Report on Developments in 1002
Southern Rhodesia.
0987 Incoming Telegram #3683. Fr: Charles W.
Yost. To: Dean Rusk.
April 9, 1963. 2pp. JFK#7b. C. 3/1 /78. 1003
Former Southern Rhodesian Prime Minister
Garfield Todd's Views on How Powers
Should Be Distributed Following Dissolution
of Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland.
0989 Incoming Telegram #577. Fr: Paul F. Geren. 1004
To: Dean Rusk.
Aprils, 1963.1 p. JFK#7c.
Prime Minister Sir Roy Welensky Lays Blame
for Failure of Federation of Rhodesia and 1005
Nyasaland on British Government of Harold
Macmillan.
0990 Incoming Telegram #3683. Fr: Charles W.
Yost. To: Dean Rusk.
April 9, 1963.2pp. JFK#8. C. 3/1/78.
Former Southern Rhodesian Prime Minister 1007
Garfield Todd's Views on How Powers
Should Be Distributed Following Dissolution
of Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland.
0992 Memorandum. Fr: Carl Kaysen.
To: John F. Kennedy. 1009
April 11, 1963. 2pp. JFK#9. C. 1/21/81.
Information Items on African Problems and
U.S. Policy on DRC.
0994 Incoming Telegram #4273. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk. 1010
May 24,1963. 3pp. JFK#10. C. 3/1/78.
Trip to UN by Kenneth Kuanda, President of
UNIP of Northern Rhodesia, to Explain
Political Developments in Central Africa.
Document
Note. Fr: Helen Colle. To: Polly A. Yates.
NA. 1p.JFK#11.
"Returned with Thanks."
Note. Fr: Polly A. Yates. To: Helen Colle.
May 17, 1963.1p.JFK#11a.
White House Special Assistant Carl Kaysen's
Dealings with J. Wayne Fredericks, Deputy
Assistant Secretary of State for African
Affairs, on Unidentified Memo.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
April 27,1963. 2pp. JFK#11b.
Visit to U.S. by Kenneth Kuanda, President of
UNIP of Northern Rhodesia.
Note. Fr: Polly A.Yates. To: NA.
May 17, 1963.1p.JFK#11c.
Discussions regarding Appointment for
Kenneth Kuanda, President of UNIP of
Northern Rhodesia.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
July 12, 1963.1p. JFK#12. C. 3/1/78.
Struggle for Leadership in ZAPU of Southern
Rhodesia.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 15, 1963.1p..JFK#13. C. 3/1/78.
Struggle for Leadership in ZAPU of Southern
Rhodesia.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#14. C. 3/1/78.
Struggle for Leadership in ZAPU of Southern
Rhodesia
Incoming Telegram #65. Fr: Paul F. Geren.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 18,1963. 2pp. JFK#15. C. 3/1/78.
Discussions with Prime Minister Winston
Field of Southern Rhodesia regarding
Relationship with Great Britain.
Incoming Telegram #85. Fr: Paul F. Gerens.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 24, 1963. 2pp. JFK#16. C. 2/28/78.
Results of Rift between Ndabaningi Sithole
and Joshua Nkomo Factions of ZAPU.
Outgoing Telegram #73. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Consulate, Salisbury.
July 25,1963.1p. JFK#17. C. 3/1/78.
Proposed Visit to U.S. by Nyasaland Political
Leader Hastings Kamuzu Banda.
Outgoing Telegram #629. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
September 4,1963. 3pp. JFK#18.
C. 12/1/78.
British Government Asks U.S. to Support
Efforts to Block Any UN Security Council
Resolutions on Southern Rhodesia.
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1013 Incoming Telegram #289. Fr: Paul F. Geren. 1028
To: Dean Rusk.
September 24,1963. 1p. JFK#19. S. 3/1/78.
Possible Meeting between John F. Kennedy
and Sir Roy Welensky, Prime Minister of
Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland.
1014 Outgoing Telegram #237. Fr: George W. Ball. 1030
To: U.S. Consulate, Salisbury.
September 26,1963.1p. JFK#20. S. 12/1/78.
Purpose of Visits to U.S. by Nyasaland
Political Leader Hastings Kamuzu Banda and
Sir Roy Welensky, Prime Minister of
Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland.
1015 Note. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To: McGeorge 1032
Bundy.
September 27,1963.1p. JFK#20a. S. 3/1/78.
'The Attached Is for White House Clearance
Prior to Transmission."
1016 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Consulate,
Salisbury.
September 26,1963.1p. JFK#20b.
S. 12/1/78.
Purpose of Visits to U.S. by Nyasaland 1034
Political Leader Hastings Kamuzu Banda and
Sir Roy Welensky, Prime Minister of 1036
Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. 1037
1017 Rhodesia•October 1-31,1963.
1018 Submission List. 1 p.
1019 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To: 1038
McGeorge Bundy.
October 4,1963. 2pp. JFK#1. C. 12/18/78.
Recommendation That John F. Kennedy
Receive Sir Roy Welensky, Prime Minister of
Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. 1040
1022 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: John F. Kennedy.
October 7, 1963. 3pp. JFK#2. C. 11 /3/80 IP. 1042
Kennedy's Meeting with Sir Roy Welensky,
Prime Minister of Federation of Rhodesia and
Nyasaland.
1025 "10/8/63 MemCon." 1 p. JFK#3.
1026 Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: Benjamin H. 1043
Read.
October 10, 1963.1p. JFK#5.
"For Your Information and Files."
1027 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 1044
October 28, 1963.1p. JFK#6. S. 3/1/78.
Letter to Dean Rusk from Sir Roy Welensky,
Prime Minister of Federation of Rhodesia and
Nyasaland, regarding Southern Rhodesia
and Independence Negotiations. 1046
Rhodesia/Rwanda-Burundi/Reel 10
Document
Letter. Fr: Sir Roy Welensky. To: Dean Rusk.
October 21, 1963.1p. JFK#6a. S. 12/18/78.
Letter from Welensky, Prime Minister of
Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, to
Rusk regarding Southern Rhodesian
Independence Negotiations.
Department of State Airgram #A-597. Fr:
Paul F. Geren. To: State Department.
October 25,1963. 2pp. JFK#7. LOU.
Speech at Salisbury Rotary Club by Sir Roy
Welensky, Prime Minister of Federation of
Rhodesia and Nyasaland, Reporting His Visit
to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #347. Fr: [?] Rogers.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 30,1963. 2pp. JFK#8. C. 3/1/78.
Discussions with President Aden Abdullah
Osman of Somalia regarding U.S. Military
Assistance to Government of Southern
Rhodesia.
Rwanda-Burundi
Rwanda-Burundi•January 1,1962-
April 30,1962.
Inventory List. 1 p.
Note. Fr: Polly A. Yates. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1.
"Mr. O'Donnell's Office Had Word from Mr.
Manfull That This Visit Has Been Postponed."
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
February 2,1962.2pp. JFK#1a.
Call on John F. Kennedy by Mwami (King)
Mwambutsa IV of Burundi.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp.JFK#1b.
Background Report on Rwanda-Urundi.
Outgoing Telegram #1083. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Consulate, Geneva.
February 2, 1962.1p. JFK#2. C. 3/13/79.
Arrangements for Visit to U.S. by Mwami
(King) Mwambutsa IV of Burundi.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
March 5, 1962.1p. JFK#3.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Telegram Sent by
President Grégoire Kayibanda of Rw;anda.
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Consulate,
Usumbura.
March 2, 1962. 2pp. JFK#3a. OUO.
Message from President Grégoire Kayibanda
of Rwanda Declining Invitation to Visit U.S.
Telegram (in French). Fr: Grégoire
Kayibanda. To: John F. Kennedy.
February 9, 1962.1p. JFK#3b.
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1047 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Grégoire 1063
Kayibanda. To: John F. Kennedy.
February 9, 1962.1p. JFK#3c.
Message from President Grégoire Kayibanda
of Rwanda Declining Invitation to Visit U.S.
1048 Incoming Telegram #3251. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk. 1064
March 5, 1962. 2pp. JFK#3d. S. 3/13/79.
Discussions with British Government
regarding Prospects for Peace in Kenya and
Possible Visit to U.S. by Kenyan President
Jomo Kenyatta. 1066
1050 Outgoing Telegram #4604. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
February 28,1962.1p. JFK#3e. S. 3/13/79.
Handling of Kenyan Political Leader Jomo
Kenyatta's Request for Invitation to Visit U.S.
1051 Incoming Telegram #686. Fr: Richard Freund.
To: Dean Rusk.
March 6, 1962. 2pp. JFK#3f. S. 3/13/79.
Disagreement between U.S. and Great
Britain as to Jomo Kenyatta's Importance in
Kenya.
1053 Outgoing Telegram #4755. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, London.
March 7, 1962. 2pp. JFK#3g. S. 3/13/79. 000i
Handling of Kenyan Political Leader Jomo 0003
Kenyatta's Request for Invitation to Visit U.S. 0004
1055 Incoming Telegram #691. Fr: Richard Freund, QQQS
To: Dean Rusk.
March 6, 1962. 3pp. JFK#3h. S. 3/13/79 IP.
Kenyan Political Leader Jomo Kenyatta's
Desire to Visit U.S.
1058 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
March 13, 1962.1 p. JFK#3i. 0006
Invitation to President Grégoire Kayibanda of
Rwanda to Visit U.S.
1059 Draft Telegram #177. Fr: NA. To: U.S.
Consulate, Usumbura.
October 12, 1961 [Date Earlier Than That on
Folder]. 1p. JFK#3j. C. 3/13/79.
Proposed Visit to U.S. by Mwami (King) QOOS
Mwambutsa IV of Burundi.
1060 Outgoing Telegram #311. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Consulates, Usumbura and Geneva
and U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
November 30, 1961 [Date Earlier Than That
on Folder]. 2pp. JFK#3k. OUO. 0013
Arrangements for Visit to U.S. by Mwami
(King) Mwambutsa IV of Burundi.
Reel 11
Document
Outgoing Telegram #434. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Consulate, Usumbura.
January 23,1962.1p. JFK#3I. OUO.
U.S. Expresses Regrets That President
Grégoire Kayibanda of Rwanda Unable to
Visit U.S.
Outgoing Telegram #584. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Consulate, Usumbura.
March 2,1962. 2pp. JFK#4. OUO.
President Grégoire Kayibanda of Rwanda
Declines Invitation to Visit U.S.
Outgoing Telegram #2846. Fr: George W.
Ball. To: U.S. Mission to UN and U.S.
Embassy, Brussels.
April 30,1962.3pp. JFK#5. C. 3/13/79.
U.S. Alternatives in Approaching Rwanda-
Urundi Problem.
Rwanda-Burundi cont.
Source and Editorial Note. 1p.
Folder Title List. 9pp.
Rwanda-Burundi•May 1-31,1962.
Inventory List. 1 p.
Routing Slip. 1p.JFK#1.
Incoming Telegram #3622. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
May 1, 1962.1p. JFK#2. C. 2/8/80 IP.
Governments of Ruanda (Rwanda) and
Burundi Desire No Foreign Troops after
Independence and Request Belgian
Withdrawal.
Incoming Telegram #3644. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
May 3,1962. 2pp. JFK#3. S. 2/11/80 IP.
Report Submitted to UN Commission by
Military Expert Indicates That Rwanda-
Burundi Military Forces Would Be Ineffective
without Belgian Officers and Technicians.
Incoming Telegram #706. Fr: Herbert V. Olds.
To: Dean Rusk.
May 3, 1962. 5pp. JFK#4. S. 2/12/80 IP.
U.S. View That Retention of Belgian Troops
in Rwanda-Burundi under UN Umbrella Most
Desirable.
Incoming Telegram #702. Fr: Herbert V. Olds.
To: Dean Rusk.
May 3,1962. 3pp. JFK#5. C. 2/12/80 IP.
Activities of UN Commission in Rwanda-
Burundi.
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0016 Incoming Telegram #708. Fr: Herbert V. Olds. 0048
To: Dean Rusk.
May 5,1962. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 2/12/80.
Discussions regarding Situation in DRC.
0018 Incoming Telegram #3675. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
May 8,1962. 9pp. JFK#7. S. 2/12/80 IP. 0053
Military Report on Rwanda-Burundi
Presented to UN Commission.
0027 Incoming Telegram #714. Fr: Herbert V. Olds.
To: Dean Rusk. 0054
May 7,1962. 2pp. JFK#8. S. 2/12/80.
U.S. Efforts to Secure Reintegration of
Katanga with DRC.
0029 Incoming Telegram #829. Fr: Richard Freund.
To: Dean Rusk. 0055
May 8,1962. 9pp. JFK#9. LOU.
Discussions with Burundi Premier Andre
Muhirwa regarding Withdrawal of Belgian
Troops and Economic Requirements.
0038 Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#11.
"Checked Dungan's Office Again on 6/7•Per 0058
Jerry Mr. Dungan Had Asked Mr. Crock in
State for His Views on Recommendation•
They Are Awaiting This."
Note. Fr: EMP[?]. To: Bromley K. Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#11a.
"What Aspect of This Did You Want to Check 0060
on?"
Memorandum. Fr: George W. Ball. To: John A
0038
0039
F. Kennedy.
May 17, 1962. 2pp. JFK#11b. C. 2/12/80.
Establishment of U.S. Embassies at 0062
Usumbura, Burundi, and Kigali, Rwanda.
0041 Rwanda-Burundi•June 1-30,1962.
0043 Inventory List. 1 p.
0044 Incoming Telegram #3892. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
June 2,1962. 1 p. JFK#1. C. 2/28/79. 0063
Belgian Opinion of Recommendations and
Conclusions of UN Commission regarding
Withdrawal of Belgian Troops from Rwanda
and Burundi.
0045 Incoming Telegram #3906. Fr: Francis
Plimpton. To: Dean Rusk.
June5,1962. 3pp. JFK#2. C. 2/28/79. 0064
Discussions between U.S. Ambassador to
UN Adlai E. Stevenson and UN Secretary
General U Thant regarding U.S. Ideas on
Peace and Security in Rwanda-Burundi after
Independence.
Document
Incoming Telegram #2339. Fr: [?] Catlett.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 5,1962. 5pp. JFK#3. C. 2/28/79.
Discussions with Belgian Foreign Minister
Paul-Henri Spaak regarding Rwanda-Burundi
and Withdrawal of Belgian Troops.
Handwritten Note. Fr: Ralph A. Dungan.
To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#4.
'Tell Jones to Hold on This."
Memorandum. Fr: Roger W. Jones. To:
Ralph A. Dungan.
June 5,1962.1p. JFK#4a. C. 2/28/79.
Proposed Appointment of George McMurtrie
Godley as Ambassador to Burundi.
Incoming Telegram #4026. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
June 15,1962. 3pp. JFK#5. C. 2/28/79.
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak
Meets with Western UN Delegations to
Discuss Soviet Attempt to Force Withdrawal
of Belgian Troops from Rwanda-Burundi.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
Ralph A. Dungan.
June 22,1962. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 2/28/79.
Plans of Other Countries to Establish
Diplomatic Missions at Kigali, Rwanda, and
Usumbura, Burundi.
Outgoing Telegram #949. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Consulate, Usumbura.
June 25,1962. 2pp. JFK#7. LOU.
Proposed U.S. Statement for Rwandan
Independence Day Ceremonies.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
June 26,1962. 1p.JFK#7a.
Suggested Independence Day Statement by
Philip M. Kaiser, U.S. Ambassador to
Senegal and Mauritania, at Kigali, Rwanda,
on July 1,1962.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
June 26,1962. 1p. JFK#7b. LOU.
Suggested Independence Day Statement by
Philip M. Kaiser, U.S. Ambassador to
Senegal and Mauritania, at Kigali, Rwanda,
on July 1,1962.
Draft Statement. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#7c. LOU.
Suggested Statement by Philip M. Kaiser,
U.S. Ambassador to Senegal and Mauritania,
at Rwandan Independence Day Ceremonies.
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0067 Outgoing Telegram #950. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Consulate, Usumbura.
June 25, 1962. 3pp. JFK#8. LOU.
Congratulatory Messages from John F.
Kennedy to Chiefs of State of Rwanda and
Burundi on Their Independence.
0070 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
June 26, 1962. 1p. JFK#9.
Suggested Independence Day Statement by
Philip M. Kaiser, U.S. Ambassador to
Senegal and Mauritania, at Kigali, Rwanda,
on July 1, 1962.
0071 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
June 26, 1962. 1p. JFK#9a. LOU.
Suggested Independence Day Statement by
Philip M. Kaiser, U.S. Ambassador to
Senegal and Mauritania, at Kigali, Rwanda,
on July 1,1962.
0072 Draft Statement. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#9b. LOU.
Suggested Statement by Philip M. Kaiser,
U.S. Ambassador to Senegal and Mauritania,
at Rwandan Independence Day Ceremonies.
0074 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
June 26,1962. 1p.JFK#10a.
Letters from John F. Kennedy on Occasion of
Rwanda and Burundi Independence, July 1,
1962.
0075 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
Ralph A. Dungan.
June 26, 1962. 1p.JFK#10b.
Letters from John F. Kennedy on Occasion of
Rwanda and Burundi Independence, July 1,
1962.
0076 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Grégoire Kayibanda.
NA. 1p.JFK#10c. LOU.
Congratulatory Message from John F.
Kennedy to President Kayibanda on
Occasion of Rwandan Independence.
0077 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Mwami (King)
Mwambutsa IV.
NA. 1p.JFK#10d. LOU.
Congratulatory Message from John F.
Kennedy to Mwami (King) Mwanbutsa IV on
Occasion of Burundi's Independence.
0078 Outgoing Telegram #960. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Consulate General, Usumbura.
June 28, 1962. 1p. JFK#11. LOU.
U.S. Announces Preparations for
Discussions with Rwanda and Burundi
regarding Financial Training Grants.
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0079 Incoming Telegram #4153. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
June 29, 1962.4pp. JFK#12. C. 2/28/79.
Review of Developments Leading to
Adoption of Resolution on Rwanda-Burundi
by UN General Assembly.
0083
0085
0086
0087
Rwanda-Burundi•July 1-15,1962.
Inventory List. 1 p.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1.
UN General Assembly Declares
Independence of Rwanda and Burundi.
Incoming Telegram #4. Fr: Herbert V. Olds.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 1,1962. 1p. JFK#2. C. 2/1/79.
Philip M. Kaiser, U.S. Ambassador to
Senegal and Mauritania, Presents Views on
Rwandan Independence Celebrations.
0088 Incoming Telegram #1. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 3, 1962. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 2/1/79.
Attendance of Philip M. Kaiser, U.S.
Ambassador to Senegal and Mauritania, at
Rwandan Independence Celebrations
Creates Favorable Impression on President
Grégoire Kayibanda.
0091 Outgoing Telegram #5. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Usumbura.
July3,1962. 1 p. JFK#4. LOU.
U.S. Concern over Press Reports That
Mwami (King) Mwambutsa IV of Burundi
Planning Visit to U.S.
0092 Department of State Airgram #A-19. Fr:
Randolph A. Kidder. To: State Department.
July 3,1962. 3pp. JFK#5. C. 2/1/79.
French Thoughts on Rwanda-Burundi
Independence.
0095 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Pierre Salinger.
July3,1962. 1 p. JFK#6.
Press Reports That Mwami (King)
Mwambutsa IV of Burundi Planning Visit to
U.S.
0096 Incoming Telegram #8. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 7,1962. 1p. JFK#7. S. 2/1/79.
Report from Belgian Head of Rwandan
Surete (Security) That Incursion of Tutsi
Tribesmen from DRC or Uganda Routed by
Rwandan Military Forces.
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0097 Incoming Telegram #22. Fr: Herbert V. Olds.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 9, 1962. 2pp. JFK#8. LOU.
Burundi's Minister of Education Discusses
Plan to Implement U.S. Offer of Financial
Training Grants.
0099 Outgoing Telegram #33. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, Usumbura, Kigali, and
Brussels.
July 11,1962. 2pp. JFK#10. C. 2/1/79.
Role of UN Technical Assistance in
Negotiations between Rwanda-Burundi and
Belgium regarding Military and Economic
Assistance.
0101 Outgoing Telegram #79. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U:S. Embassy, Brussels and U.S. Mission
to UN.
July 11,1962. 2pp. JFK#11. C. 2/1/79.
Rwanda and Burundi UN Membership.
0103 Incoming Telegram #29. Fr: Herbert V. Olds.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 12, 1962.1p. JFK#12. LOU.
Discussions with Burundi's Chief of Protocol
regarding Plans for Mwami (King)
Mwambutsa IV's Visit to U.S.
0104 Incoming Telegram #120. Fr: Charles W.
Yost. To: Dean Rusk.
July 12,1962. 2pp. JFK#13. C. 2/1/79.
Consultations with UN Security Council
Members regarding Rwanda and Burundi's
Applications for Admission to UN.
0106 Incoming Telegram #26. Fr: [?] Van Oss.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 13, 1962.1p. JFK#4. C. 2/1/77.
Uganda's Relations with Rwanda.
0108 Department of State Airgram #A-3. Fr:
Herbert V. Olds. To: State Department.
July 13,1962. 3pp. JFK#5. OUO.
Peace and Harmony in Burundi since
Independence on July 1,1962.
0111 Text of Speech (in French). Fr: Colonel [?]
Henniquiau. To: NA.
July 1, 1962.3pp.JFK#15a.
0114 Text of Speech (in French). Fr: Mwami (King)
Mwambutsa IV. To: NA.
July 1,1962.1 p. JFK#15b.
0115 Text of Speech (in French). Fr: Andre
Muhirwa. To: NA.
July 1,1962. 3pp. JFK#15c.
0118 Incoming Telegram #97. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
July 14,1962. 2pp. JFK#16. C. 2/1/79 IP.
Discussions with Rwandan President
Grégoire Kayibanda regarding Withdrawal of
Belgian Military Forces.
0120 Incoming Telegram #14. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 10, 1962. 3pp. JFK#9. C. 2/1/79 IP.
Impressions of Kigali, Rwanda.
0123 Incoming Telegram #20. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 14, 1962. 5pp. JFK#17. C. 2/1/79.
Preliminary Assessment of Scope of Future
U.S. Role in Politico-Economic Future of
Rwanda.
0128 Rwanda-Burundi•July 16-31,1962.
0129 Inventory List. 2pp.
0132 Incoming Telegram #25. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 16, 1962. 2pp. JFK#1. C. 3/16/79 IP.
Status of Retention of Belgian Troops in
Rwanda after August 1,1962, Unclarified.
0134 Incoming Telegram #210. Fr: David K. E.
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
July 16,1962.1p. JFK#2. C. 3/16/79.
G. Mennen Williams Criticizes Report of
Conditions at Kigali, Rwanda, Presented by
David Manbey, Chargé d'Affaires Ad Interim.
0135 Incoming Telegram #29. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 19, 1962.2pp. JFK#3. LOU.
Rwandan President Grégoire Kayibanda's
Reception of U.S. Offer of Financial Training
Grants.
0137 Incoming Telegram #136. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
July 20, 1962.1p. JFK#4. C. 3/16/79.
Belgian Difficulties with President Grégoire
Kayibanda Concerning Agreement to Retain
Belgian Military Forces in Rwanda.
0138 Incoming Telegram #37. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 21, 1962.1p. JFK#5. C. 3/16/79.
Proposed Visit to U.S. by Rwandan President
Grégoire Kayibanda.
0139 Incoming Telegram #48. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 27, 1962. 2pp. JFK#6. C. 3/16/79.
U.S. Considers Possibility of Reviving Use of
Kamembe Airfield out of Question at This
Stage of Belgian-Rwandan Negotiations.
0141 Incoming Telegram #168. Fr: David H.
McKillop. To: Dean Rusk.
July 27, 1962. 2pp. JFK#7. C. 3/16/79 IP.
U.S. Offers to Assist Belgian Foreign Office in
Ascertaining President Grégoire Kayibanda's
Intentions regarding Retention of Belgian
Troops in Rwanda.
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0143 Outgoing Telegram #30. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0157
To: U.S. Embassy, Kigali.
July 27, 1962. 1p. JFK#8. C. 3/16/79.
U.S. Discussions with President Grégoire
Kayibanda of Rwanda regarding Negotiations
with Belgium on Troop Withdrawal. 0158
0144 Incoming Telegram #50. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 29, 1962. 2pp. JFK#9. C. 3/16/79.
U.S. Embassy, Kigali Unable to Contact
Rwandan President Grégoire Kayibanda 0160
regarding Belgian Troop Issue.
0146 Incoming Telegram #52. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 30,1962. 2pp. JFK#10. C. 3/16/79.
U.S. Discussions with President Grégoire
Kayibanda regarding Rwandan View of 0163
Belgian Troop Issue.
0148 Incoming Telegram #180. Fr: David H.
McKillop. To: Dean Rusk.
July 30, 1962. 1 p. JFK#11. C. 3/16/79.
Possible Belgian Economic Assistance to
Rwanda and Burundi.
0149 Incoming Telegram #181. Fr: David H. 0164
McKillop. To: Dean Rusk.
July 30, 1962. 1p. JFK#12. C. 3/16/79.
Negotiations between Belgium and President
Grégoire Kayibanda of Rwanda regarding 0165
Belgian Troop Withdrawal.
0150 Incoming Telegram #57. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 31, 1962. 1 p. JFK#13. C. 3/16/79 IP.
Belgium Announces Willingness to Consider
Rwandan President Grégoire Kayibanda's
Proposal for Retention of Belgian Technical 0167
Military Troops.
0151 Department of State Policy Directive.
Fr: State Department. To: Various State
Department Bureaus, U.S. Embassies,
Government Departments and Agencies, and 0168
White House.
July 31, 1962. 1p.JFK#14.
U.S. State Department Rescinds Policy
Directives on Rwanda and Burundi. 0169
0152 Rwanda-Burundi•August 1-19,1962.
0154 Inventory List. 1 p.
0155 Outgoing Telegram #200. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassies, Brussels and Kigali.
August 1,1962. 2pp. JFK#1. C. 3/13/79. 0170
U.S. State Department Concern over
Stalemate on Belgian Troop Issue in
Rwanda.
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Incoming Telegram #59. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 3, 1962. 1p. JFK#2. C. 3/13/79.
Belgium Announces Withdrawal of All Troops
from Rwanda by August 31, 1962.
Incoming Telegram #62. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 3,1962. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 3/13/79.
Rwandan President Grégoire Kayibanda's
Views on Belgian Troop Retention.
Incoming Telegram #214. Fr: [?] Martin.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 3, 1962. 3pp. JFK#4. C. 3/13/79.
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak
Recommends Withdrawal of All Belgian
Troops from Rwanda.
Outgoing Telegram #216. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
August 4,1962. 1p. JFK#5. C. 3/13/79.
U.S. Requests Belgian Assessment of Effect
of Withdrawal of Belgian Military Technicians
on Rwanda's Capability to Meet Military
Emergencies.
Incoming Telegram #63. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 6,1962.1p. JFK#6. C. 3/13/79.
Number of Belgian Technicians in Rwanda.
Outgoing Telegram #223. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
August 6,1962. 2pp. JFK#7. C. 3/13/79.
U.S. Expresses Concern to Belgium That
Withdrawal of Military Technicians in Addition
to Combat Troops Would Seriously Weaken
Rwandan Military Forces.
Outgoing Telegram #108. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Usumbura.
August 6,1962.1p. JFK#8. LOU.
Possible World Bank Assistance to Burundi
for Improvement of Roads.
Incoming Telegram #65. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 9,1962.1p. JFK#9. C. 3/13/79.
Belgian Troop Withdrawal Status in Burundi.
Incoming Telegram #424. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
August 10,1962.1p. JFK#10. C. 3/13/79.
Taiwanese Government Receives Invitation
from Uganda to Attend Independence
Celebration.
Outgoing Telegram #146. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Dakar.
August 10,1962.1p. JFK#11. OUO.
Arrangements for Rwandan Foreign Minister
Callixte Habimenshi's Visit to U.S.
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Incoming Telegram #67. Fr: David Manbey. 0192
To: Dean Rusk.
August 11, 1962. 2pp. JFK#12. C. 3/13/79.
U.S. Informed by Reliable Sources That No
Famine Conditions Exist in Rwanda.
Incoming Telegram #262. Fr: David H. 0193
McKillop. To: Dean Rusk.
August 14,1962.1p.JFK#13.
Belgian Foreign Office Informs U.S. That
Agreements Made between U.S. and
Belgium and Now Applicable to Rwanda- 0194
Burundi Continue in Force.
Incoming Telegram #74. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 15, 1962. 1p. JFK#14. C. 3/13/79.
Belgians Reluctant to Continue Economic 0195
Assistance to Rwanda.
Incoming Telegram #79. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 16, 1962.1p. JFK#15. C. 3/13/79.
Belgian Aircraft at Kamembe Airfield in
Rwanda Destined for Sale to DRC Central 0196
Government.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
August 18, 1962. 1 p. JFK#16. QUO.
Meeting between John F. Kennedy and 0197
Rwandan Foreign Minister Callixte
Habimenshi.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 3pp.JFK#16a.
Talking Points for Visit of Rwandan Foreign 0199
Minister Callixte Habimenshi to U.S.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#16b. 0201
Biographical Sketch of Rwandan Foreign
Minister Callixte Habimenshi.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 5pp.JFK#16c.
Background Report on Republic of Rwanda. 0202
Rwanda-Burundi•August 20-31,
1962.
Inventory List. 1 p.
Incoming Telegram #39. Fr: Charles F. 0205
Darlington. To: Dean Rusk.
August 20, 1962. 1p.JFK#1. LOU.
Schedule for Attendance at Burundi
Independence Celebrations by Charles F.
Darlington, U.S. Ambassador to Gabon and
John F. Kennedy's Personal Representative. 0206
Document
Incoming Telegram #83. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 21,1962.1p. JFK#2. C. 1/4/79.
Foreign Diplomatic Corps Representation in
Rwanda.
Incoming Telegram #92. Fr: Herbert V. Olds.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 21, 1962.1p. JFK#3. C. 1/4/79.
Foreign Diplomatic Corps Representation in
Burundi.
Incoming Telegram #96. Fr: Herbert V. Olds.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 22, 1962. 1p. JFK#4. C. 1/4/79.
U.S. Inquiry regarding Burundi's Position on
Recognition of People's Republic of China.
Press Release. Fr: Office of White House
Press Secretary. To: NA.
August 22, 1962.1p. JFK#5.
Message of Good Wishes for John F.
Kennedy and People of U.S. from President
Grégoire Kayibanda of Rwanda.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
August 22, 1962.1 p. JFK#5a.
Publication of Letter from Rwandan President
Grégoire Kayibanda to John F. Kennedy.
Translation of Letter. Fr: Grégoire Kayibanda.
To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 2pp. JFK#5b.
Message of Good Wishes for Kennedy and
People of U.S.
Letter (in French). Fr: Grégoire Kayibanda.
To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 2pp. JFK#5c.
Incoming Telegram #101. Fr: Herbert V. Olds.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 24, 1962.1p. JFK#6. C. 1/4/79.
Government of Burundi Pressures U.S. to
Appoint Resident Ambassador.
Outgoing Telegram #57. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Kigali.
August 23, 1962. 3pp. JFK#7. C. 1/4/79.
Rwandan Foreign Minister Callixte
Habimenshi's Visit to U.S.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
August 23, 1962.1p. JFK#7b. C. 10/25/78.
'The Attached Draft Cable to Kigali Is
Fonwarded for White House Clearance Prior
to Transmission."
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Kigali.
August 23, 1962. 3pp. JFK#7c. C. 1/4/79.
Rwandan Foreign Minister Callixte
Habimenshi's Visit to U.S.
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0209 Incoming Telegram #103. Fr: Herbert V. Olds.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 24, 1962.1p. JFK#8. C. 1/4/79.
Burundi Government Decides Not to Accept
Diplomatic Representation from Either
People's Republic of China or Taiwan.
0210 Incoming Telegram #333. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
August 27,1962.1p. JFK#9. C. 1/4/79.
Rwandan Foreign Minister Callixte
Habimenshi's Visit to Belgium.
0211 Incoming Telegram #342. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
August 28, 1962. 1p. JFK#10. C. 1/4/79.
Mwami (King) Mwambutsa IV of Burundi
Postpones Trip to Belgium due to Crisis
Arising from Quarrel between Burundi
Government and Chief of Unity and National
Progress (UPRONA) Party.
0212 Incoming Telegram #344. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
August 29, 1962.1 p. JFK#11. C. 1/4/79.
Belgian Foreign Office Announces That All
Military Telex Equipment at Kigali Legally
Turned over to Government of Rwanda.
0213 Incoming Telegram #347. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
August 29, 1962. 2pp. JFK#12. C. 1/4/79.
U.S. Expresses Hope That Belgium Will
Provide Economic and Technical Assistance
to Rwanda and Burundi.
0215 Incoming Telegram #98. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 29,1962. 2pp. JFK#13. C. 1/479.
Belgian Embassy at Kigali Informs U.S. That
Relations with Rwandan Government at Low
Ebb.
0217 Incoming Telegram #107. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 31,1962. 2pp. JFK#14. LOU.
President Grégoire Kayibanda and Other
Rwandan Government Officials Plan to
Attend UAM Conference in Libreville, Gabon,
and UN General Assembly in New York.
0218 Outgoing Telegram #62. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Kigali.
August 31,1962.1p. JFK#15. C. 1/4/79.
Rwandan Government Representation in
U.S.
0219 Rwanda-Burundi•September 1-18,
1962.
0221 Inventory List. 2pp.
Frame Document
0223 Incoming Telegram #109. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 1, 1962.1p. JFK#1. C. 1/4/79.
U.S. Embassy, Kigali Requests Clarification
of State Department Position on Residence
of Rwandan Ambassador in Washington,
D.C.
0224 Incoming Telegram #119. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 5,1962.1p. JFK#2. C. 1/4/79.
U.S. Informs Rwandan Foreign Minister
Callixte Habimenshi That Rwandan
Ambassador to U.S. Must Reside in
Washington, D.C.
0225 Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#3.
"Approved by Mr. Dungan."
0226 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Andre Muhirwa.
September 6,1962.1p. JFK#3a.
John F. Kennedy Declines Invitation to Attend
Independence Celebrations in Burundi.
0227 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 4, 1962.1p. JFK#3b. OUO.
Invitation to John F. Kennedy to Attend
Independence Celebrations in Burundi from
Prime Minister Andre Muhirwa.
0228 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Andre
Muhirwa.
NA. 1p.JFK#3c.OUO.
Kennedy Declines Invitation to Attend
Independence Celebrations in Burundi.
0229 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 24,1962.1p. JFK#3d.
Translation of Letter from Prime Minister
Andre Muhirwa of Burundi to John F.
Kennedy.
0230 Letter. Fr: Andre Muhirwa. To: John F.
Kennedy.
August 8, 1962.1p. JFK#3e.
Government of Burundi Extends Invitation to
Kennedy to Attend Independence
Celebrations in Usumbura.
0231 Outgoing Telegram #154. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Usumbura.
September 6,1962.1p. JFK#4. LOU.
Arrangements for Burundi Mwami (King)
Mwambutsa IV's Visit to U.S.
0232 Outgoing Telegram #67. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Kigali.
September 6, 1962.1p. JFK#5. C. 1/4/79.
Rwandan President Grégoire Kayibanda
Informed That U.S. Unable to Arrange Official
Visit to Washington, D.C, at This Time.
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0233 Note. Fr: William H. BrubeckTo: Dean Rusk. 0243
September 7,1962.1p. JFK#5a.
C. 10/25/78.
"May We Have White House Clearance on
Enclosed Draft Cable to Kigali?"
0234 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Kigali.
September 6, 1962.1p. JFK#5b. C. 1/4/79. 0245
Rwandan President Grégoire Kayibanda
Informed That U.S. Unable to Arrange Official
Visit to Washington, D.C., at This Time.
0235 Incoming Telegram #122. Fr: David Manbey. 0247
To: Dean Rusk.
September 8,1962.1p. JFK#6. C. 1/4/79.
Rwandan President Grégoire Kayibanda's
Proposed Visit to U.S. 0251
0236 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 12,1962.2pp. JFK#7.
Rwandan President Grégoire Kayibanda's 0253
Desire to Meet with John F. Kennedy.
0238 List. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#7a.
Suggested Guest List for White House
Luncheon for Rwandan President Grégoire
Kayibanda.
0239 Incoming Telegram #149. Fr: Herbert V. Olds. 0254
To: Dean Rusk.
September 11, 1962. 1p. JFK#8.
John F. Kennedy's Message to Government
of Burundi on Occasion of Their
Independence Celebration.
0240 Outgoing Telegram #172. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0255
To: U.S. Embassy, Usumbura.
September 13,1962.1p. JFK#9. C. 1/4/79. 0257
U.S. Inquiry to Mwami (King) Mwambutsa IV
of Burundi regarding Desire to Have Only
Minister Accredited to U.S. Rather Than
Ambassador.
0241 Incoming Telegram #445. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk. 0258
September 13,1962.1p. JFK#10. C. 1/4/79.
Belgian Concern regarding Burundi's
Decision to Reopen Case against Those
Implicated in Assassination of Prince Louis
Rwagasore.
0242 Incoming Telegram #163. Fr: Herbert V. Olds.
To: Dean Rusk. 0260
September 14,1962.1p. JFK#11. C. 1/4/79.
Discussions with Prime Minister Andre
Muhirwa regarding Level of Diplomatic
Representation in U.S. 0262
Document
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
September 18,1962. 1p. JFK#12.
C. 10/25/78.
John F. Kennedy's Meeting with Rwandan
President Grégoire Kayibanda on September
19,1962.
Scope Paper. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#12a. C. 1/4/79.
Rwandan President Grégoire Kayibanda's
Visit to U.S., September 19-21, 1962.
Talking Paper. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#12b. C. 1/4/79.
Issues for Discussion during Rwandan
President Grégoire Kayibanda's Visit to U.S.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 6/19/79 IP.
Biographical Sketch of Rwandan President
Grégoire Kayibanda.
Incoming Telegram #468. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
September 17,1962. 1p. JFK#13. C. 1/4/79.
Belgian Foreign Office Expresses
Appreciation for U.S. Demarche to Burundi
Government on Question of Reopening Trial
in Murder of Prince Louis Rwagasore.
Incoming Telegram #476. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
September 18,1962. 1p. JFK#14. C. 1/4/79.
Belgian Technical Assistance to Burundi
Uncertain due to Burundi's Internal Problems.
Rwanda-Burundi•September 19,
.1962.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 19,1962.1p. JFK#1. OUO.
Additional Papers for John F. Kennedy's
Meeting with Rwandan President Grégoire
Kayibanda.
White House Press Release. Fr: G. B.
Sherry. To: NA.
NA.2pp.JFK#1a.OUO.
Joint Communiqué Issued by John F.
Kennedy and Rwandan President Grégoire
Kayibanda regarding Future of U.S.-
Rwandan Relations.
Photograph. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1c.OUO.
Photograph of Rwandan Minister of
Information Callixte Habimenshi.
Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1 p. JFK#1 d. S. 6/19/79 IP.
Biographical Sketch of Rwandan Minister of
Agriculture Balthazar Bicamumpaka.
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0263 Photograph. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0281
NA. 1p.JFK#1e.OUO. 0282
Photograph of Rwandan Minister of
Agriculture Balthazar Bicamumpaka.
0264 Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1f. S. 6/19/79 IP.
Biographical Sketch of Rwandan Minister of 0283
Finance Gaspard Cyimana.
0265 Photograph. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1g.OUO. 0284
Photograph of Rwandan Minister of Finance
Gaspard Cyimana.
0266 Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0285
NA. 1 p. JFK#1h.S. 6/19/79.
Biographical Sketch of [?] Ndwaniye,
Secretary General of Rwandan Ministry of
Social Affairs and Administration.
0267 Program. Fr: Office of Chief of Protocol.
To: NA.
NA.2pp.JFK#1i.
Program for Rwandan President Grégoire 0286
Kayibanda's Visit to Washington, D.C.,
September 19-20, 1962. 0288
0269 Telegram. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Grégoire
Kayibanda.
NA. 2pp. JFK#1j. OUO.
Kennedy's Farewell Message to President
Grégoire Kayibanda of Rwanda.
0271 Statement. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA.2pp.JFK#1h.OUO.
John F. Kennedy's Statement on Departure 0290
of Rwandan President Grégoire Kayibanda
from Washington, D.C.
0273 Statement. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1l. OUO.
Statement for Presentation of Key to City of
Washington, D.C, by Commissioner Walter
Tobriner to Rwandan President Grégoire 0292
Kayibanda.
0274 Statement. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA.2pp.JFK#1m.OUO.
Statement on Arrival of Rwandan President
Grégoire Kayibanda in Washington, D.C.
0276 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA. 0293
September 19,1962. 3pp. JFK#2/2c.
C. 6/26/79 IP.
Meeting between John F. Kennedy and
Rwandan President Grégoire Kayibanda.
0279 Distribution List. 1p. JFK#2a.
0280 Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
October 31,1962. 1p. JFK#2b. C. 10/25/78.
"For Approval Prior to Distribution. The
President's Remarks Are Sidelined in Blue."
Document
Distribution List. 1p. JFK#2d.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 19,1962. 1p. JFK#3.
Additional Materials for Rwandan President
Grégoire Kayibanda's Visit to U.S.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#3a.
Rwandan Coffee Production.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#3b.
U.S. Economic Assistance to Rwanda.
Press Release. Fr: Office of White House
Press Secretary. To: NA.
September 19,1962. 1p. JFK#4.
Text of Joint Communiqué Issued by John F.
Kennedy and Rwandan President Grégoire
Kayibanda regarding Future of U.S.-
Rwandan Relations.
Rwanda-Burundi•September 20,
1962-October31,1962.
Incoming Telegram. #492. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
September 21,1962. 2pp. JFK#1. C. 2/8/79.
U.S. Demarche to Government of Burundi
regarding Difficulties with Belgian Technical
Assistance Program Which Would Be
Created by Retrial of Persons Implicated in
Assassination of Prince Louis Rwagasore.
Outgoing Telegram #44. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Libreville.
September 21,1962. 2pp. JFK#2. LOU.
Statement to Be Given by Charles F.
Darlington, U.S. Ambassador to Gabon and
John F. Kennedy's Personal Representative,
at Burundi's Independence Celebration.
Memorandum. Fr: Edward S. Little.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
September 21,1962. 1p. JFK#2a.
Statement to Be Given by Charles F.
Darlington, U.S. Ambassador to Gabon and
John F. Kennedy's Personal Representative,
at Burundi's Independence Celebration.
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Libreville.
September 21,1962. 2pp. JFK#2b. LOU.
Statement to Be Given by Charles F.
Darlington, U.S. Ambassador to Gabon and
John F. Kennedy's Personal Representative,
at Burundi's Independence Celebration.
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0295 Outgoing Telegram #206. Fr: George W. Bali. 0308
To: U.S. Embassy, Usumbura.
September 21,1962.1 p. JFK#3. LOU.
U.S. Informs Government of Burundi of Its
Intention to Release John F. Kennedy's Reply
to Invitation to Attend Burundi's
Independence Celebrations.
0296 Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0309
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 21, 1962.1p. JFK#3a.
"May We Have Clearance on Enclosed Draft
Cable to Usumbura?"
0297 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Usumbura.
September 21,1962.1p. JFK#3. LOU. 0310
U.S. Informs Government of Burundi of Its
Intention to Release John F. Kennedy's Reply
to Invitation to Attend Burundi's
Independence Celebrations.
0298 Outgoing Telegram #162. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Usumbura.
September 10,1962. 2pp. JFK#3c. LOU. 0311
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Prime Minister
Andre Muhirwa's Invitation to Attend
Burundi's Independence Celebrations.
0300 Outgoing Telegram #83. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Kigali.
September 21,1962. 1p. JFK#4.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Rwandan 0312
President Grégoire Kayibanda regarding His
Recent Visit to U.S.
0301 Telegram. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Grégoire
Kayibanda.
NA. 2pp. JFK#4a. OUO.
Kennedy's Farewell Message to Rwandan
President Kayibanda. 0313
0303 Incoming Telegram #504. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
September 24,1962. 1p. JFK#5. C. 2/8/79.
Belgian Concern over Government of
Burundi's Insistence on Proceeding with
Retrial in Case of Persons Involved in
Assassination of Prince Louis Rwagasore. 0314
0304 Outgoing Telegram #212. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Usumbura.
September 25,1962. 2pp. JFK#6. LOU.
Proposed Visit to U.S. by Mwami (King)
Mwambutsa IV of Burundi.
0306 Incoming Telegram #520. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
September 27,1962. 2pp. JFK#7. C. 2/8/79.
U.S. Urges Belgium to Avoid Linking
Technical Assistance to Burundi with Retrial
of Assassins of Prince Louis Rwagasore.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #551. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Brussels.
September 27,1962. 1p. JFK#8. C. 2/8/79.
Belgium Informed That Rwandan President
Grégoire Kayibanda Meeting with John F.
Kennedy to Discuss Possible U.S. Economic
and Technical Assistance.
Outgoing Telegram #88. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Kigali.
September 27,1962.1p. JFK#8a.
U.S. Informs Rwandan Government of Plans
to Release Text of Letter from John F.
Kennedy to Rwandan President Grégoire
Kayibanda.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
September 27,1962.1p. JFK#8b.
C. 10/26/78.
"May We Have White House Approval on
Enclosed Draft Cables to Brussels and
Kigali?"
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Brussels.
September 27,1962. 1p. JFK#8c. C. 2/8/79.
Belgium Informed That Rwandan President
Grégoire Kayibanda Meeting with John F.
Kennedy to Discuss Possible U.S. Economic
and Technical Assistance.
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Kigali.
September 27,1962.1p. JFK#8d.
U.S. Informs Rwandan Government of Plans
to Release Text of Letter from John F.
Kennedy to Rwandan President Grégoire
Kayibanda.
Outgoing Telegram #88. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Kigali.
September 27,1962.1p. JFK#8e.
U.S. Informs Rwandan Government of Plans
to Release Text of Letter from John F.
Kennedy to Rwandan President Grégoire
Kayibanda.
Incoming Telegram #527. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
September 28,1962.1p. JFK#9. C. 2/8/79.
U.S. Unable to Reply to Belgian Request for
Information concerning Rwandan President
Grégoire Kayibanda's Discussions on U.S.
Economic and Technical Assistance to
Rwanda.
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0315 Incoming Telegram #205. Fr: Herbert V. Olds. 0329
To: Dean Rusk.
October 4, 1962. 1 p. JFK#10. S. 2/8/79.
U.S. Discussions with Government of
Burundi regarding Diplomatic
Representation.
0316 Incoming Telegram #207. Fr: Herbert V. Olds. 0331
To: Dean Rusk.
October 5, 1962.1p. JFK#11. S. 2/8/79.
U.S. Discussions with Government of
Burundi regarding Diplomatic
Representation.
0317 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 12,1962. 1 p. JFK#2. C. 10/26/78. 0332
Memorandum of Conversation between John
F. Kennedy and Rwandan Foreign Minister
Callixte Habimenshi.
0319 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
August 21, 1962. 2pp. JFK#12a. C. 2/8/79.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and 0334
Rwandan Foreign Minister Callixte
Habimenshi.
0321 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 10,1962.1p. JFK#12b. C. 10/26/78.
Conversation between John F. Kennedy and
Rwandan Foreign Minister Callixte
Habimenshi.
0322 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA. 0337
To: NA.
August 21,1962. 2pp. JFK#12c. C. 2/8/79.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
Rwandan Foreign Minister Callixte
Habimenshi.
0338
0324 Rwanda-Burundi•November 1,1962-
January31,1963.
0326 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
NA. 1p.JFK#1.
Request for Appointment with John F. 0339
Kennedy for Donald A. Dumont, U.S. Minister
to Burundi.
0327 Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#1a.
Biographical Data on Donald A. Dumont,
U.S. Minister to Burundi.
0328 Department of State Airgram #A-35. Fr: 0343
David Manbey. To: State Department.
November 14,1962. 1p. JFK#2.
Presentation of John F. Kennedy's
Independence Gift to President Grégoire
Kayibanda of Rwanda.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #94. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Kigali.
November 28,1962. 2pp. JFK#3. C. 2/26/79.
Discussions with Rwandan Government
regarding Arrangements for Diplomatic
Representation in U.S.
Outgoing Telegram #1001. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Kampala.
November 28,1962.1p. JFK#4. C. 2/28/79.
U.S. Expresses Concern That Any Unrest
Created by Burundi Mwami (King)
Mwambutsa IV's Visit to Uganda Might Stir
up Rwandan-Ugandan Border Problems and
Endanger Rwanda's Internal Stability.
Incoming Telegram #779. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
December 4,1962. 2pp. JFK#5.
C. 2/28/79 IP.
U.S. Expresses Concern regarding Possible
Suspension of Belgian Aid Program to
Burundi.
Incoming Telegram #317. Fr: Herbert V. Olds.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 6,1962.3pp. JFK#6.
S. 2/28/79 IP. •
Message from Prime Minister Andre Muhirwa
of Burundi to Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-
Henri Spaak Protesting Belgian Complicity in
Assassination of Former Burundi Prime
Minister and Prince Louis Rwagasore.
Incoming Telegram #168. Fr: David Manbey.
To: Dean Rusk.
December 7,1962.1p. JFK#7. C. 2/28/79 IP.
Discussions with Rwandan Minister of
Agriculture Balthazar Bicamumpaka
regarding U.S. Aid to Rwanda.
Incoming Telegram #1001. Fr: David H.
McKillop. To: Dean Rusk.
January 11, 1963.1p. JFK#8. C. 2/28/79.
U.S. Demarche to Government of Burundi
Urging Clemency for Assassins of Prince
Louis Rwagasore.
Incoming Telegram #371. Fr: Donald A.
Dumont. To: Dean Rusk.
January 15,1963. 4pp. JFK#9. C. 2/28/79 IP.
U.S. Efforts to Contact Mwami (King)
Mwambutsa IV of Burundi and Prime Minister
Andre Muhirwa regarding Clemency for
Assassins of Prince Louis Rwagasore.
Incoming Telegram #1044. Fr: Douglas
MacArthur II. To: Dean Rusk.
January 16,1963. 2pp. JFK#10. LOU.
Belgian Reaction to Burundi's Execution of
Five Conspirators in Assassination of Prince
Louis Rwagasore.
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0345 Rwanda-Burundi•February 1,1963- 0374
November 1,1963.
0346 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Kenneth O'Donnell.
February 8,1963.1 p. JFK#1. 0374
Presentation of Credentials by Rwandan
Ambassador Lazare Mpakaniye.
0348 Incoming Telegram #603. Fr: Donald A. 0375
Dumont. To: Dean Rusk.
April 12, 1963. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 10/30/76.
Discussions with Belgium regarding Political
Situation in Rwanda and Burundi. 0375
0350 Incoming Telegram #640. Fr: Donald A.
Dumont. To: Dean Rusk.
April 30,1963. 2pp. JFK#3. LOU.
U.S. Aid Program for Burundi.
0352 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0376
March 12,1963.1p.JFK#4.
Request for Appointment with John F.
Kennedy for Charles D. Withers, Newly
Designated U.S. Ambassador to Rwanda.
0353 Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#4a.
Biographical Data on Charles D. Withers,
Newly Designated U.S. Ambassador to 0378
Rwanda.
0354 Incoming Telegram #306. Fr: Charles D.
Withers.
May 22, 1963. 3pp. JFK#5. C. 3/16/79.
Ambassador Withers's Views on U.S.
Assistance to Rwanda. 0379
0357 Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: William H.
Brubeck.
June 4,1963.1p.JFK#6.
"For Appropriate Handling." 0380
0359 Text (in French). Fr: Grégoire Kayibanda.
To: NA.
June 1, 1963.13pp. JFK#6a.
May Day Address by Rwandan President
Grégoire Kayibanda.
0372 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy. 0381
June 19,1963.1p. JFK#7. 0382
Telegram from Thaddee Siryuyumunsi, 0384
President of National Assembly of Burundi, to
John F. Kennedy Announcing Appointment of
Pierre Ngendandumwe as Prime Minister.
0373 Translation of Telegram. Fr: Thaddee
Siryuyumunsi. To: John F. Kennedy. 0385
June 14,1963.1p.JFK#7a.
Announcement of Appointment of Pierre
Ngendandumwe as Prime Minister of
Burundi.
Document
Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: William H.
Brubeck.
June 14,1963.1p.JFK#7b.
"For Translation and Recommendation."
Telegram (in French). Fr: Thaddee
Siryuyumunsi. To: John F. Kennedy.
June 14, 1963.1p.JFK#7c.
Note. Fr: Helen Colle. To: Polly A. Yates.
NA. 1p.JFK#8.
"Do You Keep This Kind of Correspondence
in Your Shop? Otherwise, to Files, I Guess."
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: Kenneth
O'Donnell.
September 30,1963.1p. JFK#8a.
'This Is of Some Marginal Usefulness If
President's Schedule Is Not Heavy Next
Week."
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 27,1963. 2pp. JFK#8b.
C. 10/26/78.
Request by Vice Premier Pie Masumbuko of
Burundi to Call on John F. Kennedy to
Deliver Message from Mwami (King)
Mwambutsa IV.
Outgoing Telegram. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Mwami (King) Mwambutsa IV.
July 1,1963.1 p. JFK#9.
Congratulatory Message from Kennedy to
Mwami (King) Mwambutsa IV on Occasion of
First Anniversary of Burundi's Independence.
Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#10.
"State Is Re-Submitting•Asked O'Donnell's
Office to Return Previous."
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 8, 1963.1p. JFK#10a.
Presentation of Credentials by Leon
Ndenzacko, Burundi's Ambassador to U.S.
Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone•1961-1963.
Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Maurice Dormán.
March 2,1961.1 p. JFK#1.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Congratulatory
Message on His Inauguration by Sir Maurice
Dormán, British Governor of Sierra Leone.
Memorandum. Fr: Chester Bowles.
To: John F. Kennedy.
March 30.1961.1 p. JFK#2.
Establishment of U.S. Embassy at Freetown,
Sierra Leone.
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0386 Memorandum. Fr: Angier Biddle Duke.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
April 4, 1961.1p.JFK#3.
John F. Kennedy's Gift to Prime Minister Sir
Milton Margai on Occasion of Sierra Leone's
Independence.
0387 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Milton Margai.
April 24, 1961.1 p. JFK#4.
Congratulatory Message from John F.
Kennedy to Prime Minister Sir Milton Margai
on Independence of Sierra Leone.
0388 Memorandum. Fr: Chester Bowles.
To: John F. Kennedy.
April 20,1961.1 p. JFK#4a.
Sierra Leone Independence Day Message.
0389 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Milton Margai.
NA. 1p.JFK#4b.
Congratulatory Message from John F.
Kennedy to Prime Minister Sir Milton Margai
on Independence of Sierra Leone.
0390 Draft Message. Fr: NA. To: Government and
People of Sierra Leone.
NA. 1p.JFK#4c.
U.S. Congratulatory Message on
Independence of Sierra Leone.
0391 Presidential Message. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: NA.
April 27,1961.1 p. JFK#5.
Kennedy's Message to Flag Raising
Ceremony Observing Independence of Sierra
Leone.
0392 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: John F. Kennedy.
May 22, 1961. 2pp. JFK#6.
Request for Appointment with Kennedy for
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of
Finance Mohammed Sanusi Mustapha,
Minister of Natural Resources Albert Margai,
and Minister of Development R. G. O. King of
Sierra Leone.
0394 Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 17,1961.1 p. JFK#7.
U.S. Agrees to Appointment of Dr. Richard E.
Kelfa-Caulker as Sierra Leone's Ambassador
to U.S.
0395 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: Kenneth O'Donnell.
July 6. 1961.1 p. JFK#8.
Presentation of Credentials by Dr. Richard E.
Kelfa-Caulker, Sierra Leone's Ambassador to
U.S.
Frame Document
0396 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 2, 1961.1 p. JFK#11.
Proposed Visit to U.S. by Prime Minister Sir
Milton Margai of Sierra Leone.
0397 Incoming Telegram #94. Fr: [?] Ekern.
To: Dean Rusk.
October 7,1961.1p. JFK#12. OUO.
Efforts to Arrange Appointment with John F.
Kennedy for Prime Minister Sir Milton Margai
of Sierra Leone.
0398 Outgoing Telegram #66. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Freetown.
October 5, 1961.1 p. JFK#13. OUO.
Congratulatory Message from John F.
Kennedy to Prime Minister Sir Milton Margai
on Sierra Leone's Admission to UN.
0399 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To:
Mohammad S. Mustapha.
NA. 2pp. JFK#14.
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Luther
Hodges's Trip to Sierra Leone.
0401 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Mohammad
Sanusi Mustapha.
December 9, 1961.1 p. JFK#15.
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Luther
Hodges's Trip to Sierra Leone.
0402 Copy of Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Mohammad Sanusi Mustapha.
December 9,1961.1p. JFK#15.
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Luther
Hodges's Trip to Sierra Leone.
0403 Outgoing Telegram #98. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Freetown.
December 10, 1961. 2pp. JFK#15. OUO.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Deputy Prime
Minister Mohammad Sanusi Mustapha
regarding U.S. Secretary of Commerce
Luther Hodges's Trip to Sierra Leone.
0405 Note. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
April 20, 1962. 1p.JFK#16.
'The Attached Telegram Is for Approval Prior
to Transmittal."
0406 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Freetown.
April 20, 1962. 2pp. JFK#16a. OUO.
Congratulatory Message from John F.
Kennedy to Prime Minister Sir Milton Margai
on First Anniversary of Sierra Leone's
Independence.
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0408 Outgoing Telegram #164. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0418
To: U.S. Embassy, Freetown.
April 20, 1962. 2pp. JFK#16a. OUO.
Congratulatory Message from John F.
Kennedy to Prime Minister Sir Milton Margai
on First Anniversary of Sierra Leone's
Independence. 0419
0410 Incoming Telegram #203. Fr: Albert Sidney
Johnson Carnahan. To: Dean Rusk.
April 25, 1962. 1p.JFK#17.
Government of Sierra Leone to Release
Congratulatory Message from John F.
Kennedy to Prime Minister Sir Milton Margai 0420
on First Anniversary of Independence.
0411 Incoming Telegram #7. Fr: Albert Sidney
Johnson Carnahan. To: Dean Rusk.
July 6,1962. 1p. JFK#19. LOU.
Queen Elizabeth II Announces Appointment 0421
of H. J. L. Boston as Permanent Governor-
General of Sierra Leone.
0412 Note. Fr: Polly A. Yates. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#20.
"Should We Check Mr. Dungan regarding
. This?"
0414 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0422
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 13,1962. 1p. JFK#20a. 0423
Suggested Congratulatory Message to 0424
H. J. L. Boston, Newly Appointed Governor-
General of Sierra Leone.
0415 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: H. J. L.
Boston.
NA. 1p.JFK#20b. 0425
Congratulatory Message from Kennedy to
Boston on His Appointment as Governor-
General of Sierra Leone.
0416 Outgoing Telegram #18. Fr: NA. To: U.S.
Embassy, Freetown. 0426
July 26,1962. 1p.JFK#22.
Congratulatory Message from John F.
Kennedy to H. J. L. Boston on His
Appointment as Governor-General of Sierra
Leone.
0417 Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: William H. 0429
_, Brubeck.
April 26,1963. 1p.JFK#23.
"For Your Information and Files."
0417 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy. 0431
April 25, 1963. 1p.JFK#23a.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Albert Sidney
Johnson Carnahan, U.S. Ambassador to
Sierra Leone.
Document
Letter. Fr: Albert Sidney Johnson Carnahan.
To: John F. Kennedy.
April 18, 1963. 1p.JFK#23b.
Excellent Impression Created by Arkansas
Congressman Brooks Hays on People of
Sierra Leone.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 15,1963. 1p. JFK#24b. C. 8/13/84.
Signed Original Letter from Prime Minister Sir
Milton Margai of Sierra Leone to John F.
Kennedy.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
August 27, 1963. 1p.JFK#26a.
Proposed Meeting with John H. Smythe,
Acting Attorney General of Sierra Leone.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 7, 1963.1p. JFK#27. LOU.
Presentation of Credentials by Sierra Leone
Ambassador Gershon Collier.
South Africa
South Africa•June 3,1963-July 12,
1963.
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Incoming Telegram #4356. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
June 3,1963.1p. JFK#1. LOU.
Request by Martin Luther King, Jr., to Appear
before UN Apartheid Committee.
Incoming Telegram #4538. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
June 18,1963. 1p. JFK#3. C. 1/5/77.
Compromise UN Security Council Resolution
on Apartheid.
Incoming Telegram #1697. Fr: Roger W.
Tubby. To: Dean Rusk.
June 19,1963.3pp. [Note: Page One
Repeated.] JFK#4.
Debate of International Labor Conference on
Participation of South Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: John F. Kennedy.
June 21,1963.2pp. JFK#5. C. 7/20/77.
Appearanceof Martin Luther King, Jr., before
UN Apartheid Committee.
Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
July 12, 1963.1p.JFK#6.
Military and Naval Installations in South
Africa.
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0433 Letter. Fr: Robert S. McNamara. 0456
To: Dean Rusk.
July 11,1963. 2pp. JFK#6a. S. 2/27/78 IP.
U.S. Position on Possible UN Security
Council Resolutions Calling for Severe
Measures against Portugal and South Africa. 0457
0435 Memorandum. Fr: Maxwell D. Taylor.
To: Robert S. McNamara.
July 10,1963. 4pp. JFK#6b. S. 2/27/78 IP.
U.S. Policy toward Portugal and South Africa.
0439 Appendix. Fr: NA. To: NA. 0459
NA. 1p. JFK#6c. S. 12/20/78.
Military Potential of Forces of Portugal and
South Africa.
0440
0441
0443
0444
South Africa•July 13-31,1963. 0467
Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: John F. Kennedy.
July 13,1963. 1p. JFK#1. NA. 3/10/78 IP.
U.S. Missile Tracking Station in South Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: George W. Ball. To: John
F. Kennedy.
July 16, 1963. 3pp. JFK#2. C. 5/10/77.
Next Steps with South Africa regarding UN 0468
Security Council Meeting.
0447 Incoming Telegram #154. Fr: Charles W.
Yost. To: Dean Rusk.
July 17, 1963. 2pp. JFK#3. S. 5/10/77. 0471
Memo to John F. Kennedy on Apartheid
Suggests Partial U.S. Arms Restrictions on
South Africa.
0449 Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 17, 1963. 1p. JFK#4. C. 3/10/78.
John F. Kennedy's Comments on Memo on
Next Steps with South Africa regarding UN 0472
Security Council Meeting.
0450 Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
NA. 1p.JFK#4a.
"Does President Need to See This before 0474
Rusk Sees South African This Afternoon?
Brubeck Says Paper Is Meant to Reflect
Decisions Taken Yesterday."
0451 Memorandum. Fr: George W. Ball. To: John
F. Kennedy.
July 16, 1963. 3pp. JFK#4b. C. 5/10/77. 0476
Next Steps with South Africa regarding UN 0477
Security Council Meeting.
0454 Outgoing Telegram #119. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
July 19,1963. 2pp. JFK#5. C. 5/10/77.
U.S. Position in UN Security Council Meeting
on South African Case.
Document
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
July 19, 1963. 1p.JFK#5a.
"The Attached Is for White House Clearance
Prior to Transmission."
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: Selected U.S.
Diplomatic Posts.
July 19, 1963. 2pp. JFK#5b. C. 5/10/77.
U.S. Position in UN Security Council Meeting
on South African Case.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
July 20, 1963. 8pp. JFK#6. C. 2/16/79.
South African Program of Grouping
Independent Bantu States.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 29,1963.1p.JFK#7.
Memorandum of Conversation between U.
Alexis Johnson, Deputy Undersecretary of
State for Political Affairs, and Willem C.
Naude, South African Ambassador to U.S.,
regarding U.S. Arms Embargo against South
Africa.
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
July 24, 1963. 3pp. JFK#7a. C. 2/16/79.
U.S. Embargo of Arms to South Africa.
Incoming Telegram #290. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
July 30,1963.1p. JFK#8. C. 1/6/78.
UN Security Council Meeting on Apartheid
Results in Proposal to Impose Economic
Sanctions on South Africa and
Recommendation That It Be Expelled
from UN.
Incoming Telegram #307. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
July 31,1963. 2pp. JFK#9. C. 1/6/78.
Draft of African Resolution on Apartheid in
UN Security Council.
Incoming Telegram #308. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
July 31, 1963. 2pp. JFK#10. C. 1/6/77.
Draft of African Resolution on Apartheid in
UN Security Council.
South Africa•August 1-4,1963.
Incoming Telegram #324. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
August 1,1963. 4pp. JFK#1. C. 1/6/77.
Draft of African Resolution on Apartheid in
UN Security Council.
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0481 Incoming Telegram #323. Fr: Adlai E. 0504
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
August 1,1963. 3pp. JFK#2. LOU.
African Foreign Ministers' Resolution on
Apartheid in UN Security Council.
0484 Outgoing Telegram #287. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
August 1,1963. 3pp. JFK#3. C. 8/22/77. 0507
Speech by Adlai E. Stevenson, U.S.
Ambassador to UN, on Apartheid during UN
Security Council Debate.
0487 Outgoing Telegram #288. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
August 1,1963. 6pp. JFK#4. C. 8/22/77.
U.S. Instructions to UN Ambassador Adlai E.
Stevenson during UN Security Council 0510
Debate on Apartheid in South Africa. 0512
0493 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 0513
To: John F. Kennedy.
August 2,1963.1p.JFK#5.
U.S. Position on South African Issue in UN
Security Council.
0494 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. 0516
To: McGeorge Bundy.
August 2,1963. 1p. JFK#6. C. 8/22/77.
Transmittal of Memorandum to John F.
Kennedy on British Arms Embargo against 0518
South Africa.
0496 Memorandum. Fr: Harlan Cleveland. To:
Dean Rusk.
August 2,1963. 1p. JFK#6a. C. 8/22/77.
British Arms Embargo against South Africa. 0525
0497 Outgoing Telegram #290. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
August 2,1963. 1p. JFK#7. C. 8/22/77.
U.S. Instructions for Apartheid Debate in UN
Security Council. 0529
0498 Outgoing Telegram #291. Fr: NA. To: U.S.
Mission to UN.
August 2,1963. 4pp. JFK#8. C. 8/22/77.
John F. Kennedy Reviews Situation in UN 0532
Security Council Debate on Apartheid to
Determine U.S. Voting Position on African
Resolution.
0502 Outgoing Telegram #157. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Pretoria.
August 2,1963. 2pp. JFK#9. C. 8/22/77.
Background on U.S. Arms Embargo against 0533
South Africa.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #317. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
August 3,1963. 3pp. JFK#10. C. 8/22/77.
U.S. Announces Its Willingness to Support
African Resolution Condemning Policies of
Racial Superiority and Apartheid but Refuses
to Condemn South Africa by Name.
Copy of Outgoing Telegram #317. Fr: George
W. Ball. To: U.S. Mission to UN.
August 3, 1963. 3pp. JFK#10. C. 8/22/77.
U.S. Announces Its Willingness to Support
African Resolution Condemning Policies of
Racial Superiority and Apartheid but Refuses
to Condemn South Africa by Name.
South Africa•August 5-6,1963.
Routing Slip. 1p.JFK#1.
Incoming Telegram #5. Fr: Foy D. Köhler.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 5,1963. 3pp. JFK#1a. C. 9/13/78 IP.
U.S. and British Bilateral Discussions
regarding South Africa.
Note. Fr: NA. To: McGeorge Bundy.
Augusts, 1963.1p.JFK#2.
'These Are Cables Referred to by Mr.
Brubeck in His Phone Call to You This P.M."
Incoming Telegram #340. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
August 2,1963. 7pp. JFK#2a. C. 9/13/78 IP.
UN Security Council Debate on Apartheid in
South Africa.
Draft Statement. Fr: UN Security Council.
To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#2g. NA. 9/13/78.
Draft UN Security Council Statement on
Apartheid in South Africa.
Outgoing Telegram #32. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Moscow.
U.S. Position on Arms Embargo against
South Africa.
Incoming Telegram #111. Fr: Paul F. Geren.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 6, 1963.1p. JFK#4. C. 1/6/77.
Discussions with Ndabaningi Sithole,
National Chairman of ZAPU, regarding
African Plans for Passive Resistance in
Southern Rhodesia.
Incoming Telegram #363. Fr: Charles W.
Yost. To: Dean Rusk.
August 6,1963. 6pp. JFK#5. C. 1/6/77.
Activities at UN Security Council Debate on
Apartheid in South Africa.
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Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. 0577
To: McGeorge Bundy.
Auguste, 1963. 1p. JFK#6.
Enclosed Survey from State Department
Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR)
on Southern Africa.
State Department Intelligence Memorandum. 0579
Fr: NA. To: NA.
August 1, 1963. 6pp. JFK#6a. C. 3/1/79.
"An Agenda of Research on Southern Africa."
Outgoing Telegram #345. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
August 6, 1963. 5pp. JFK#7. C. 9/13/78.
Draft Explanation of U.S. Vote on Resolution
during UN Security Council Debate on
Apartheid in South Africa.
0591
0593
0596
South Africa•August 7-12,1963.
Withdrawal Sheet. 4pp.
Incoming Telegram #31. Fr: Dean Rusk, U.S. 0597
Embassy, Moscow. To: State Department.
August 7, 1963. 1p. JFK#1. C. 2/28/78 IP.
U.S.-British Bilateral Discussions on Arms
Embargo against South Africa.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Bromley K. Smith. 0598
August 7, 1963. 1p.JFK#2.
'The President Has Approved This and State
Has Been Notified."
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: John F. Kennedy.
August 7, 1963. 1 p. JFK#2a. C. 6/30/77. 0607
South African Resolution at UN.
Divider Sheet. 1 p. JFK#2b.
Memorandum. Fr: George W. Ball. To: John
F. Kennedy.
August 6, 1963. 4pp. JFK#2c. C. 2/27/78.
UN Security Council Resolution on Apartheid 0610
in South Africa.
Tab A. 1p.JFK#2d.
Resolution. Fr: UN Security Council.
To: NA.
August 6, 1963. 2pp. JFK#2e.
UN Security Council Resolution on Apartheid
in South Africa. 0612
TabB. 1p. JFK#2f.
Note. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
August 7, 1963. 1p.JFK#3.
"For Your Information." 0613
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
July 17, 1963. 5pp. JFK#3a. C. 6/30/79.
South Africa and UN Security Council
Meeting on Apartheid.
Document
Incoming Telegram #404. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
August 9, 1963. 2pp. JFK#4. S. 2/28/78.
U.S. Statement to UN Security Council
regarding Arms Sales and Shipment to South
Africa.
State Department Research Memorandum.
Fr: Thomas L Hughes. To: Dean Rusk.
August 12, 1963. 11pp. JFK#5. S. 2/28/78 IP.
U.S. and South African Economic Leverage
on Each Other.
South Africa•August 13,1963-
Septembern, 1963.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Incoming Telegram #440. Fr: Charles W.
Yost. To: Dean Rusk.
August 13, 1963. 1p. JFK#1. S. 8/11/77.
U.S. Arms Policy toward South Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
August 13, 1963. 1p. JFK#2.
African Reactions to UN Security Council
Debates on Portuguese Territories and South
Africa.
Incoming Telegram #522. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
August 21, 1963. 9pp. JFK#3. C. 2/20/79.
Imminent Threat to U.S. Leadership in UN
and throughout Africa Posed by Problems of
South Africa and Portuguese Territories.
Incoming Telegram #266. Fr: Gilbert E. Clark.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 28, 1963. 3pp. JFK#4.
Speech by South African Prime Minister
Hendrik F. Verwoerd regarding Possible
Concessions to U.S. and Great Britain.
Incoming Telegram #268. Fr: Gilbert E. Clark.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 28, 1963. 2pp. JFK#5. S. 8/11/77.
Statement by South African Prime Minister
Hendrik F. Verwoerd regarding Possible
Concessions by South Africa in Return for
Guarantees by U.S. and Great Britain.
Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
August 29,1963. 1p. JFK#6. C. 2/22/78.
U.S. Sale of Submarines and C-130 Spare
Parts to South Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: Undersecretary of State.
To: John F. Kennedy.
August 28, 1963. 8pp. JFK#6a. C. 1/7/77.
U.S. Sale of Submarines and C-130 Spare
Parts to South Africa.
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0622 Incoming Telegram #694. Fr: Francis 0653
Plimpton. To: Dean Rusk.
September 5, 1963. 2pp. JFK#7. C. 1/7/77.
Recommendations Contained in Report of
UN Committee on Apartheid.
0624 Incoming Telegram #735. Fr: Francis
Plimpton. To: Dean Rusk. 0654
September 9, 1963. 3pp. JFK#8. C. 1/7/77.
Possible Repercussions of Use of U.S. Veto
in UN Security Council on Either South
African or Portuguese Territories Issues.
0655
0627 South Africa•September 12-17,
1963.
0629 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0630 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0658
September 12,1963.1p. JFK#1. S. 9/15/78.
South African Economic Reprisal Situation.
0631 Incoming Telegram #816. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
September 13,1963. 3pp. JFK#2. S. 4/21/77.
U.S. Arms Policy toward South Africa.
0634 CIA Special Report. Fr: CIA, Office of Current 0661
Intelligence. To: NA.
September 13,1963. 6pp. JFK#3. S. 2/18/78.
"New South African Bid for Western Support."
0640 Incoming Telegram #834. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
September 16,1963. 2pp. JFK#4. C. 1 /7/77. 0662
Conclusions and Recommendations
Contained in UN Apartheid Committee
Report.
0642 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 16,1963.1 p. JFK#5. 0663
Discussions between John F. Kennedy, Dean
Rusk, and Robert S. McNamara regarding
Recommendations on South Africa.
0643 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk and Robert S.
McNamara. To: John F. Kennedy.
September 16,1963. 6pp. JFK#5a. 0664
C. 1/19/77.
Proposed U.S. Sale of Submarines to South
Africa.
0649 South Africa•September 18-29,
1963. 0667
0651 Incoming Telegram #374. Fr: Joseph C. 0668
Satterthwaite. To: Dean Rusk.
September 18,1963. 2pp. JFK#1. S. 4/21/77.
U.S. Embassy, Pretoria Questions Specific
Conclusions and Recommendations of UN
Apartheid Committee Report.
Document
Incoming Telegram #834. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: NA.
September 16,1963. 1p. JFK#1a.
C. 4/21/77.
Conclusions and Recommendations of
Report of UN Apartheid Committee.
Incoming Telegram #694. Fr: Francis
Plimpton. To: NA.
September 5,1963.1p. JFK#1b. C. 1/11/77.
Conclusions and Recommendations of
Report of UN Apartheid Committee.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 18,1963.3pp. JFK#2. S. 2/28/78.
U.S. Arms Embargo and Submarine Sales to
South Africa.
Outgoing Telegram #804. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN and U.S. Embassies,
Lagos, Algiers, Monrovia, and Tunis.
September 20,1963. 3pp. JFK#3.
C. 4/21/78.
Possible Challenge of South African
Credentials in UN.
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: Dean Rusk and Robert S. McNamara.
September 23,1963. 1p. JFK#4. S. 2/28/78.
John F. Kennedy Approves Recommendation
to Continue U.S. Sale of Spare Parts for
C-130 Aircraft to South Africa.
Copy of Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: Dean Rusk and Robert S. McNamara.
September 23,1963.1p. JFK#4. S. 3/6/78.
John F. Kennedy Approves Recommendation
to Continue U.S. Sale of Spare Parts for
C-130 Aircraft to South Africa.
Copy of Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: Dean Rusk and Robert S. McNamara.
September 23,1963.1p. JFK#4. S. 3/6/78.
John F. Kennedy Approves Recommendation
to Continue U.S. Sale of Spare Parts for
C-130 Aircraft to South Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: John F. Kennedy.
September 18,1963. 3pp. JFK#4a.
S. 2/28/78.
U.S. Arms Embargo and Submarine Sales
to South Africa.
TabA.1p.JFK#4b.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 16,1963.1p. JFK#4c.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy, Dean
Rusk, and Robert S. McNamara regarding
Recommendations on South Africa.
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0669 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk and Robert S.
McNamara. To: John F. Kennedy.
September 16,1963. 6pp. JFK#4d.
C. 1/11/77.
U.S. Sale of Submarines to South Africa.
0675 TabB. 1p.JFK#4e.
0676 Memorandum. Fr: George W. Ball. To: John
F. Kennedy.
August 28, 1963. 8pp. JFK#4f. C. 1/11/77.
U.S. Sale of Submarines and Spare Parts for
C-130 Aircraft to South Africa.
0684 South Africa•September 30,1963-
October29,1963.
0686 Withdrawal Sheets. 2pp.
0688 Incoming Telegram #416. Fr: Joseph C.
Satterthwaite. To: Dean Rusk.
September 30,1963. 3pp. JFK#1.
C. 9/14/78.
Discussions with Dr. Jan Steytler, Head of
South African Progressive Party, regarding
U.S. Attitudes toward South Africa.
0691 Outgoing Telegram #978. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
October 10,1963. 2pp. JFK#5. C. 9/14/78.
U.S. Instructions for Dealing with Apartheid
Question in UN.
0693 Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#6.
0694 Outgoing Telegram #720. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
October 15,1963. 3pp. JFK#7. LOU.
Possible Expulsion of South Africa from
International Labor Organization.
0697 Note. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
October 20,1963.1p. JFK#8.
'The Attached Memorandum of Conversation
May Be of Interest to You."
0698 Routing Slip. 1 p. JFK#9.
0699 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 29,1963. 4pp. JFK#10.
S. 9/23/81 IP.
Recommendation for U.S. Position on South
African Issue in UN Security Council.
0703 South Africa•"National Strategy
Series: South Africa," October 28,
1963.
0705 Submission List. 1 p.
Frame Document
0706 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 1, 1963. 2pp. JFK#1. NA. 12/6/78.
Study on South Africa by Walt W. Rostow,
Deputy Special Assistant to President for
National Security Affairs.
0707 Memorandum. Fr: Walt W. Rostow.
To: John F. Kennedy.
October 29,1963.1p. JFK#NA. S. 9/18/79.
Report on South Africa.
0709 Report. Fr: William R. Duggan and Waldemar
B. Campbell.
October 28,1963. 356pp. JFK#3-#3g.
S. 9/19/79.
"National Strategy Series: South Africa"
[Apartheid in South Africa; U.S. Objectives
toward South Africa; Economic and Social
Profile of South Africa; Political Conditions in
South Africa; South Africa's Foreign
Relations; Internal Security of South Africa;
U.S. Interests in South Africa; Relations
between South Africa and U.S.; U.S. Courses
of Action regarding South Africa; Bantustans-
Transkei Partition; Southwest Africa and High
Commission Territories].
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0003
0006
0009
0010
0016
South Africa cont.
Source and Editorial Note. 1p.
Folder Title List. 9pp.
South Africa•October 30,1963-
Novembens, 1963.
Withdrawal Sheets. 3pp.
Incoming Telegram #1726. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
October 30,1963.3pp. JFK#1. C. 12/20/77.
Draft UN Security Council Resolution on
Apartheid.
Handwritten Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 30,1963.1p. JFK#2.
Recommendations on UiS. Position at UN
Security Council Meeting on Apartheid.
Draft Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 5pp. JFK#2a. C. 5/26/78.
UN Policy for Security Council Meeting on
Apartheid in South Africa.
Draft Resolution. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 3pp. JFK#2b. C. 5/26/78.
Draft UN Security Council Resolution on
Apartheid in South Africa.
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0019 Outgoing Telegram #498. Fr: George W. Ball. 0047
To: U.S. Embassy, Pretoria.
October 30,1963. 1p. JFK#3. C. 5/26/78.
U.S. Discontinues Exploration on Subject of
Joint Action Program with Great Britain on
South Africa.
0020 Note. Fr: Helen Colle. To: Polly A. Yates. 0048
NA. 1p.JFK#4.
'The Attachment to This Memo Was Used as
Attachment to Memo to President."
0021 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0049
November 6, 1963. 1p. JFK#4a. C. 5/26/78.
Student Refugee Problem in Southern Africa.
0022 Copy of Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H.
Read. To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 6, 1963. 1p. JFK#4a. C. 5/26/78.
Student Refugee Problem in Southern Africa. 0050
0023 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#4b. C. 5/26/78.
Student Refugee Problem in Southern Africa. 0051
0027 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
November 6, 1963.1p. JFK#5a. C. 5/26/78.
UN Security Council Meeting on Apartheid in 0053
South Africa.
0028 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#5b. C. 5/26/78.
U.S. Policy for UN Security Council Meeting
on Apartheid in South Africa.
0029 List. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 4pp. JFK#5c. 0055
Items Used Primarily in Manufacture of Arms,
Ammunition, and Implements of War.
0034 Draft Resolution. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 2pp. JFK#5d. C. 12/20/77.
Draft Norwegian Resolution on Apartheid for
UN Security Council Meeting on South Africa. 0056
0036 Outgoing Telegram #1404. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
November 13,1963.3pp. JFK#6. LOU.
Experiment by U.S. Atomic Energy
Commission in South Africa. 0058
Tanganyika
0039 Tanganyika•1961.
0040 Inventory List. 6pp.
0046 Memorandum. Fr: Lawrence O'Brien.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 19, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA. 0059
"A Cooperative Senator but I Do Not Have
Strong View."
Document
Memorandum. Fr: G. Mennen Williams.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 17, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Senator Frank Moss Asks to Be Considered
Member of U.S. Delegation to Tanganyikan
Independence Celebration.
Incoming Telegram #569. Fr: William R.
Duggan. To: Dean Rusk.
June 6,1961.1p. JFK#NA. S. 4/9/76.
Tanganyika's National Assembly Votes to
Strengthen Relations with U.S.
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: John F. Kennedy.
June 9,1961.1 p. JFK#NA. C. NA.
Suggestion That Vice President Lyndon B.
Johnson Head U.S. Delegation to
Tanganyikan Independence Ceremonies.
List. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
U.S. Aid to Africa by Country in FY1961.
List. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Projected U.S. Aid to Africa by Country in FY
1962.
Incoming Telegram #509. Fr: William R.
Duggan. To: Dean Rusk.
May 16, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Views on Upcoming Tanganyikan
Independence Celebrations by George
Kahama, Tanganyikan Minister of Home
Affairs.
Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: John F. Kennedy.
June 9,1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. NA.
Suggestion That Vice President Lyndon B.
Johnson Head U.S. Delegation to
Tanganyikan Independence Ceremonies.
Incoming Telegram #602. Fr: William R.
Duggan. To: Dean Rusk.
June 14,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 4/9/76.
Discussions with British Resident in
Tanganyika regarding Situation in Zanzibar.
Letter. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: Lyndon B. Johnson.
June 22, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
John F. Kennedy and State Department Ask
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson to Head
U.S. Delegation to Tanganyikan
Independence Celebrations.
Incoming Telegram #17. Fr: [?] Hennemyer.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 7,1961.1 p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Proposed Visit to U.S. by Julius Nyerere,
Prime Minister of Tanganyika.
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0060 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. 0072
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 12, 1961.2pp. JFK#NA.
Request for Appointment with John F.
Kennedy for Julius Nyerere, Prime Minister of 0074
Tanganyika.
0062 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 15, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
John F. Kennedy's Meeting with Prime
Minister Julius Nyerére of Tanganyika on 0076
July 17, 1961.
0063 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
July 17, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 3/29/76 IP.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and 0077
Prime Minister Julius Nyerere regarding
Tanganyika's Development Plan.
0065 Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith.
To: Walt W. Rostow.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
"For Approval." 0078
0066 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 25, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Meeting between John F. Kennedy and
Prime Minister Julius Nyerere of Tanganyika. 0079
0067 Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
August 1, 1961. 1p.JFK#NA.
Draft Letter to Prime Minister Julius Nyerere 0081
of Tanganyika.
0068 Memorandum. Fr: Frederick L. Holborn.
To: Bromley K. Smith. 0084
July 31. 1961.1 p. JFK#NA. .
Draft Letter to Prime Minister Julius Nyerere
of Tanganyika.
0069 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. 0086
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 21, 1961. 1p.JFK#NA.
Suggested Reply for John F. Kennedy to
Letter of Prime Minister Julius Nyerere of
Tanganyika.
0070 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Julius 0088
Nyerere.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Tanganyika's Development Plan and
Possible U.S. Aid.
0071 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0089
July 13, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Letter to John F. Kennedy from Prime
Minister Julius Nyerere regarding Possible
U.S. Economic Assistance to Tanganyika.
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Incoming Telegram #543. Fr: G. Lewis Jones.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 4, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
British Increase Aid Offer to Tanganyika.
Outgoing Telegram #210. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Racial Incident in Which Amry Abedi, Mayor
of Dar-es-Salaam, Tanganyika, Was Refused
Service at Restaurant in Fairfax, Virginia.
Incoming Telegram #107. Fr: William R.
Duggan. To: Dean Rusk.
Augusts, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Tanganyikan Prime Minister Julius Nyerere
Announces New British Aid Offer.
Memorandum. Fr: Samuel E. Belk.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
August 15, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Draft Memorandum Urging Vice President
Lyndon B. Johnson to Attend Tanganyikan
Independence Day Celebrations.
Draft Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: Lyndon B.
Johnson.
August 15, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
U.S. Representation at Tanganyikan
Independence Day Functions.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
August 29, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Western Aid Offers to Tanganyika.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 3pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Western Aid Offers to Tanganyika.
Newspaper Clipping. Fr: Smith Hempstone.
August 20, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
"West's Tanganyika Aid Policy Seen Serious
Error-
Colonial Office Information Department Joint
Communiqué. Fr: NA. To: NA.
August 4, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Joint British-Tanganyikan Communiqué
regarding British Financial Assistance to
Tanganyika Following Independence.
Colonial Office Information Department.
Fr: NA. To: NA.
August 4, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Parliamentary Statement by lain MacLeod,
British Secretary of State for Colonies, on
Financial Assistance to Tanganyika.
Memorandum. Fr: McGeorge Bundy.
To: John F. Kennedy.
September 4,1961. 1p. JFK#NA.
State Department Comments on Aid to
Tanganyika.
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0090 Incoming Telegram #1025. Fr: David K. E. 0105
Bruce. To: Dean Rusk.
September 8, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Discussions regarding Tanganyika 0106
Consortium.
0092 Outgoing Telegram #377. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: Embassies in Paris, et al.
September 1, 1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Development Assistance Group (DAG) 0107
Consortium for Tanganyika.
0095 Incoming Telegram #130. Fr: [?] Finletter.
To: Dean Rusk.
September 13,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 4/9/76. 0108
Advantages to Consortium for Tanganyika
Development Plan.
0096 Handwritten Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
NA. 1p.JFk#NA.
"Do You Wish to Approve This on Behalf of 0110
President?"
0097 Memorandum. Fr: Chester Bowles.
To: John F. Kennedy.
September 30,1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. NA.
Establishment of U.S. Embassy at Dar-es-
Salaam, Tanganyika. 0111
0098 Handwritten Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To:
Bromley K. Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
"If There Is Any Difficulty in Getting This
Approved, Please Let Me Know."
0099 Outgoing Telegram #390. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0113
To: U.S. Consulate, Dar-es-Salaam.
December 5,1961.1p. JFK#NA.
Composition of U.S. Delegation to
Tanganyikan Independence Celebrations.
0100 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Julius 0114
Nyerere.
December 5, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Congratulatory Message from Kennedy to
Prime Minister Nyerere on Occasion of
Tanganyika's Independence.
0102 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. 0115
To: McGeorge Bundy.
December 4, 1961.1p. JFK#NA.
John F. Kennedy's Letter to Prime Minister
Julius Nyerere on Occasion of Tanganyika's
Independence. 0117
0103 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Julius Nyerere.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Congratulatory Message from Kennedy to
Prime Minister Nyerere on Occasion of
Tanganyika's Independence.
Document
Handwritten Note. Fr: NA. To: Carl Kaysen.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
"Urgent."
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
December 7, 1961.1p. JFK#NA.
White House Release of John F. Kennedy's
Message on Tanganyikan Independence.
Draft Message. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
John F. Kennedy's Message to Government
and People of Tanganyika on Occasion of
Their Independence.
Outgoing Telegram #417. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
December 9, 1961.2pp. JFK#NA.
John F. Kennedy's Message to Government
and People of Tanganyika on Occasion of
Their Independence.
Incoming Telegram #398. Fr: William R.
Duggan. To: Dean Rusk.
December 12,1961.1p. JFK#NA. S. 4/9/76.
Activities of Ghanaian Delegation to
Tanganyikan Government Independence
Celebrations.
Incoming Telegram #2092. Fr: Adlai E.
Stevenson. To: Dean Rusk.
December 12, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 4/9/76.
Tanganyika's Position on People's Republic
of China's Admission to UN.
Incoming Telegram #402. Fr: [?]
Hennemeyer. To: Dean Rusk.
December 13, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Tanganyika's Reaction to U.S. and West
German Aid Offers.
Incoming Telegram #403. Fr: William R.
Duggan. To: Dean Rusk.
December 13, 1961.1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Tanganyikan Prime Minister Julius Nyerere's
Position on People's Republic of China's
Representation at UN.
Letter. Fr: Julius Nyerere. To: John F.
Kennedy.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Possible U.S. Aid for Economic Development
in Tanganyika.
Table. Fr: Julius Nyerere. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Functional Analysis of Tanganyika's
Development Plan.
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0118 Letter. Fr: Julius Nyerere. To: John F. 0137
Kennedy.
December 20, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Tanganyika's Independence Celebrations
and U.S. Economic Aid.
0120 Tanganyika•1962.
0121 Inventory List. 4pp. 0138
0125 Incoming Telegram #464. Fr: [?]
Hennemeyer. To: Dean Rusk.
January 16,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Discussions with Moses Chu, Chinese
Businessman and Unofficial Representative 0138
of Taiwanese Government, regarding
Taiwan's Consular or Diplomatic
Representation in Tanganyika.
0126 Memorandum. Fr: George W. Ball. To: John
F. Kennedy.
January 24,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 4/9/76. 0139
Use of U.S. Military Forces and Facilities for
Evacuation of U.S. Citizens from Tanganyika.
0127 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
January 26,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Resignation of Tanganyikan Prime Minister 0140
Julius Nyerere.
0128 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Resignation of Tanganyikan Prime Minister
Julius Nyerere.
0131 Incoming Telegram #795. Fr: [?] Byrne.
To: Dean Rusk. 0142
May 18, 1962. 1 p. JFK#NA.
Tanganyikan Prime Minister Rashidi Kawawa
Expresses Sympathy over U.S. Air Force
Disaster in Kenya.
0132 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 25, 1962. 1 p. JFK#NA. 0144
Message of Condolence from Tanganyikan
Prime Minister Rashidi Kawawa on U.S. Air
Force Disaster in Kenya.
0133 Incoming Telegram #795. Fr: [?] Byrne.
To: Dean Rusk.
May 18, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. 0146
Tanganyikan Prime Minister Rashidi Kawawa
Expresses Sympathy over U.S. Air Force
Disaster in Kenya.
0134 Incoming Telegram #821. Fr: [?] Byrne.
To: Dean Rusk.
May 31, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA.
Election and Powers of Tanganyika's First
President.
256
Document
Outgoing Telegram #906. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
June 1,1962.1 p. JFK#NA.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Letter of
Condolence from Tanganyikan Prime Minister
Rashidi Kawawa on Crash of U.S. Air Force
Plane in Kenya.
Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
June 1,1962.1 p. JFK#NA.
Message of Condolence from Tanganyikan
Prime Minister Rashidi Kawawa on Crash of
U.S. Air Force Plane in Kenya.
Handwritten Note. Fr: NA. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
"If We Are Sending Reply Would You Ask
State Why It Took So Long to Act•10 Daysl
Tell S/S OK as Revised."
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Rashidi Kawawa.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Letter of
Condolence from Tanganyikan Prime Minister
Rashidi Kawawa on Crash of U.S. Air Force
Plane in Kenya.
Incoming Telegram #835. Fr: [?] Byrne.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 4,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Draft UN Resolution Submitted by Soviet
Union regarding Implementation of
Declaration Granting Independence to
Nyasaland.
Incoming Telegram #838. Fr: [?] Byrne. To:
Dean Rusk. .
June 5,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Draft Consensus Statement regarding Efforts
to Improve Political and Constitutional
Development of Basutoland, Bechuanaland,
and Swaziland.
Incoming Telegram #839. Fr: [?] Byrne.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 5,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
UN Committee of 17's Discussions on Future
of High Commission Territories and
Nyasaland.
Department of State Airgram #A-191. Fr: [?]
Byrne. To: Dean Rusk.
June 26, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Tanganyikan Prime Minister Rashidi
Kawawa's Policy Speech to National
Assembly.
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0149 Incoming Telegram #929. Fr: [?] Byrne. 0163
To: Dean Rusk.
June 28, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Discussions between Tanganyikan and
Burundi Officials regarding Refugee Situation
and Possible Post-Independence Problems. 0165
0152 Letter. Fr: Ralph A. Dungan. To: Rashidi
Kawawa.
June 29, 1962. 1p.JFK#NA.
Letter to Prime Minister Kawawa
Acknowledging Receipt of Letters of Thanks 0166
from Girls at St. Mary's Middle School in
Tanganyika to John F. Kennedy for U.S. Food
Shipments during Recent Famine.
0153 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Rashidi Kawawa.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA. 0167
Letter to Prime Minister Kawawa
Acknowledging Receipt of Letters of Thanks
from Girls at St. Mary's Middle School in
Tanganyika to John F. Kennedy for U.S. Food
Shipments during Recent Famine. 0168
0154 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 27, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
Letter from Prime Minister Kawawa Enclosing
Letters from Students of St. Mary's Middle 0169
School, Kondoa, Tanganyika, Thanking John .
F. Kennedy for Famine Relief.
0.155 Letter. Fr: Rashidi Kawawa. To: John F.
Kennedy.
June 8,1962. 1 p. JFK#NA. 0170
Letter from Prime Minister Kawawa Enclosing
Letters from Students of St. Mary's Middle
School, Kondoa, Tanganyika, Thanking
Kennedy for Famine Relief.
0156 Handwritten Letter. Fr: Kwispina Sinili.
To: John F. Kennedy.
June 1,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. 0173
Letter of Thanks to Kennedy for U.S. Famine
Relief for Tanganyika.
0158 Handwritten Letter. Fr: Angelina Matilde
Mathias. To: John F. Kennedy.
May 29, 1962.1 p. JFK#NA. 0174
Letter of Thanks to Kennedy for U.S. Famine
Relief for Tanganyika.
0159 Handwritten Letter. Fr: Fides John. To: John
F. Kennedy.
May 29, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Letter of Thanks to Kennedy for U.S. Famine
Relief for Tanganyika.
0161 Handwritten Letter. Fr: Susana Joseph.
To: John F. Kennedy.
May 29, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Letter of Thanks to Kennedy for U.S. Famine
Relief for Tanganyika.
Handwritten Letter. Fr: Yasinta Leo.
To: John F. Kennedy.
May 29,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Letter of Thanks to Kennedy for U.S. Famine
Relief for Tanganyika.
Handwritten Letter. Fr: Fatn Gussa.
To: John F. Kennedy.
May 28,1962.1p.JFK#NA.
Letter of Thanks to Kennedy for U.S. Famine
Relief for Tanganyika.
Handwritten Letter. Fr: Teresa Michael.
To: John F. Kennedy.
May 29,1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
Letter of Thanks to Kennedy for U.S. Famine
Relief for Tanganyika.
Handwritten Letter. Fr: Kmina Augustini.
To: John F. Kennedy.
May 30, 1962.1p. JFK#NA.
Letter of Thanks to Kennedy for U.S. Famine
Relief for Tanganyika.
Handwritten Letter. Fr: Pia Vincenza
Francesca. To: John F. Kennedy.
May 29, 1962.1p.JFK#NA.
Letter of Thanks to Kennedy for U.S. Famine
Relief for Tanganyika.
Incoming Telegram #7. Fr: [?] Byrne.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 4,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Rwandan-Tanganyikan Relations Including
Refugee Problem.
Incoming Telegram #68. Fr: [?] Byrne. To:
Dean Rusk.
July 26,1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Discussions with Former Tanganyikan Prime
Minister Julius Nyerere regarding Proposal
for Economic "Brain Trust" to Advise
President of Tanganyika.
Incoming Telegram #100. Fr: [?] Byrne.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 16, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Possible Visit to U.S. by Former Tanganyikan
Prime Minister Julius Nyerere.
Incoming Telegram #109. Fr: [?] Byrne.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 16,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Tanganyikan Minister of Finance Paul
Bomani's Plans to Visit U.S. to Attend
International Monentary Fund (IMF)
Conference.
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0175 Incoming Telegram #113. Fr: [?] Byrne. 0189
To: Dean Rusk.
August 16,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Discussions with Former Tanganyikan Prime
Minister Julius Nyerere regarding Proposal
for Economic "Brain Trust" to Advise
President of Tanganyika. 0190
0177 Incoming Telegram #121. Fr: [?] Byrne.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 18, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Tanganyikan Minister of Finance Paul
Bomani's Report on Promises of Capital and
Technical Aid Received during His Trips to 0191
Eastern and Western Europe.
0180 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
August 28, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
Request for Appointment with John F.
Kennedy for William Leonhart, U.S. 0192
Ambassador to Tanganyika.
0181 Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Biographical Sketch of William Leonhart, U.S.
Ambassador to Tanganyika.
0182 Incoming Telegram #192. Fr: [?] Byrne. To: 0195
Dean Rusk.
September 21,1962.1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Soviet Embassy Gains Tanganyikan
Government Approval for Increase in Size of
Staff.
0183 Department of State Airgram #A-195. Fr: 0196
William Leonhart. To: State Department.
October 5, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
Presentation of Credentials by William
Leonhart, First U.S. Ambassador to
Tanganyika. 0197
0185 Statement. Fr: William Leonhart. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Statement by Leonhart, U.S. Ambassador to
Tanganyika, on Presentation of His
Credentials.
0186 Statement. Fr: Sir Richard Turnbull. To: NA. 0198
October 3, 1962. ip. JFK#NA.
Statement by Turnbull, Governor-General of
Tanganyika, to U.S. Ambassador William
Leonhart on Presentation of His Credentials.
0187 Outgoing Telegram #179. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
October 14,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU. 0200
Schedule for U.S. Ambassador-at-Large
Chester Bowles Visit to Tanganyika.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #214. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
November 2,1962. Ip. JFK#NA. LOU.
Message of Congratulations from John F.
Kennedy to Julius Nyerere on His Election as
President of Tanganyika.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 1, 1962. Ip. JFK#NA. LOU.
Proposed Message of Congratulations from
John F. Kennedy to Julius Nyerere on His
Election as President of Tanganyika.
Draft Message. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To:
Julius Nyerere.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Message of Congratulations from Kennedy to
Nyerere on His Election as President of
Tanganyika.
Incoming Telegram #286. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
November 2, 1962. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Summary of Discussions with Tanganyikan
President-Elect Julius Nyerere regarding His
Plans.
Incoming Telegram #293. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
November 8,1962.1p. JFK#NA.
Message of Condolence from Tanganyikan
Government on Death of Former First Lady
Eleanor Roosevelt.
Note. Fr: Ralph A. Dungan. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
November 21,1962.1 p. JFK#NA.
The Attached Okay. Please Send by
Pouch•No Special Representative Going."
Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Julius Nyerere.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Congratulatory Message from John F.
Kennedy on Establishment of Republic of
Tanganyika and Inauguration of Nyerere as
Its First President.
Copy of Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Julius
Nyerere.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Congratulatory Message from John F.
Kennedy on Establishment of Republic of
Tanganyika and Inauguration of Nyerere as
Its First President.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 21,1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
Message of Greeting from John F. Kennedy
on Establishment of Republic of Tanganyika
and Inauguration of Julius Nyerere as Its
First President.
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0201 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Julius 0210
Nyerere.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Congratulatory Message from Kennedy on
Establishment of Republic of Tanganyika and
Inauguration of Nyerere as Its First President.
0202 Outgoing Telegram #228. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam. 0211
November 26, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
U.S. Ambassador William Leonhart
Designated as John F. Kennedy's Personal
Representative to Tanganyikan Republic Day
Ceremonies. 0212
0203 Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
November 26,1962.1p. JFK#NA.
"For Approval Prior to Transmission."
0204 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Dar-es-Salaam.
November 26, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU. 0213
U.S. Ambassador William Leonhart
Designated as John F. Kennedy's Personal
Representative to Tanganyikan Republic Day
Ceremonies.
0205 Incoming Telegram #315. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
November 26, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. 0214
Julius Nyerere's Reply to John F. Kennedy's
Message of Congratulations on His
Inauguration as President of Tanganyika.
0206 Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: William H.
Brubeck.
November 26, 1962.1p. JFK#NA.
"For Transmittal." 0215
0207 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Julius
Nyerere.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Congratulatory Message from Kennedy on 0216
Establishment of Republic of Tanganyika and
Inauguration of Nyerere as Its First President.
0208 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy. 0217
November 21, 1962. 1 p. JFK#NA.
Message of Greeting from John F. Kennedy
on Establishment of Republic of Tanganyika
and Inauguration of Julius Nyerere as Its
First President.
0209 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Julius
Nyerere. 0218
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Congratulatory Message from Kennedy on
Establishment of Republic of Tanganyika and
Inauguration of Nyerere as Its First President.
Document
Outgoing Telegram #231. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
November 21, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
U.S. Ambassador William Leonhart
Designated as John F. Kennedy's Personal
Representative to Tanganyikan Republic Day
Ceremonies.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
November 21, 1962.1p. JFK#NA.
"For White House Approval Prior to
Transmission."
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Dar-es-Salaam.
November 21,1962.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
U.S. Ambassador William Leonhart
Designated as John F. Kennedy's Personal
Representative to Tanganyikan Republic Day
Ceremonies.
Outgoing Telegram #230. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
November 27, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
U.S. Ambassador William Leonhart to Deliver
Message from John F. Kennedy to President
Julius Nyerere at Tanganyikan Republic Day
Ceremonies.
Outgoing Telegram #233. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
November 28,1962.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
White House Announces William Leonhart's
Appointment as John F. Kennedy's Personal
Representative to Tanganyikan Republic Day
Ceremonies.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
November 30,1962.1p. JFK#NA.
"For Approval Prior to Transmission."
Copy of Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
November 30, 1962.1p. JFK#NA.
"For Approval Prior to Transmission."
Incoming Telegram #327. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
November 30, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 4/9/76.
People's Republic of China Wishes to
Negotiate Cultural Agreement with
Tanganyikan Government.
Outgoing Telegram #242. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
December 5, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
U.S. Ambassador William Leonhart's Letter of
Credence as John F. Kennedy's Personal
Representative to Tanganyikan Republic Day
Ceremonies.
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0221 Outgoing Telegram #244. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0231
To: U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
December 7, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
Congratulatory Message from John F.
Kennedy on Establishment of Republic of
Tanganyika and Inauguration of Julius
Nyerere as Its First President.
0223 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
December 6, 1962.1 p. JFK#NA. LOU. 0235
Recommendation That John F. Kennedy
Send Revised Message of Greeting on
Establishment of Republic of Tanganyika.
0224 Note. Fr: Edward S. Little. To: Bromley K.
Smith.
December 7, 1962.1 p. JFK#NA. 0241
"Attached for White House Clearance Prior
to Transmission Is Draft Telegram to Dar-es-
Salaam."
0225 Copy of Note. Fr: Edward S. Little.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
December 7,1962.1p. JFK#NA.
"Attached for White House Clearance Prior
to Transmission Is Draft Telegram to Dar-es-
Salaam." 0243
0226 Incoming Telegram #357. Fr: William 0244
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk. 0248
December 8, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere's
Reaction to Congratulatory Message from
John F. Kennedy.
0227 Incoming Telegram #358. Fr: William 0251
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
December 10,1962.1p. JFK#NA.
New Cabinet Announced Following Julius
Nyerere's Inauguration as President of
Tanganyika.
0228 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
December 10, 1962.1 p. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76. 0253
Communist Bloc Assistance in Establishing
Tanganyikan Newspaper.
0229 Incoming Telegram #361. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
December 11, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere
Names Cabinet and Appoints Rashidi
Kawawa as Vice President. 0255
Document
Incoming Telegram #364. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
December 11,1962. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan
Agrees to Meet with Prime Ministers Rashidi
Kawawa of Tanganyika and Milton Obote of
Uganda regarding Suspension of East Africa
Common Services Authority (EACSA) and
Kenyan Elections.
Incoming Telegram #366. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
December 12, 1962. 6pp. JFK#NA. C. NA. IP.
Summary of Events at Tanganyikan Republic
Celebrations and Julius Nyerere's
Inauguration as First President.
Incoming Telegram #388. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
December 28,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 4/9/76.
Tripartite East African Delegation Made up of
Delegates from Tanganyika, Uganda, and
Kenya to Visit European Capitals to Discuss
Common Market Problems.
Tanganyika•1963.
Inventory List. 4pp.
Department of State Airgram #A-331. Fr:
William Leonhart. To: State Department.
January 1,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
U.S. Year-End Assessment of Tanganyika for
1962.
Outgoing Telegram #388. Fr: George W Ball.
To: U.S. Consulate, Salisbury.
January 4,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
Copy of Congratulatory Message from John
F. Kennedy on Establishment of Republic of
Tanganyika and Inauguration of Julius
Nyerere as Its First President Sent to
Hastings Banda of Nyasaland.
Outgoing Telegram. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
Selected African Diplomatic Posts.
January 10,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Letter from Mbiyu
Koinange, Secretary General of Pan-African
Freedom Movement for East, Central, and
Southern Africa (PAFMECSA), Supporting
U.S. Policy in DRC.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
January 9,1963.1p. JFK#NA.
"For Approval Prior to Transmission."
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0256 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: Selected African 0271
Diplomatic Posts.
NA. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Letter from Mbiyu
Koinange, Secretary General of Pan-African
Freedom Movement for East, Central, and
Southern Africa (PAFMECSA), Supporting
U.S. Policy in DRC. 0274
0258 Incoming Telegram #429. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
January 17,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Delivery of John F. Kennedy's Message to
Mbiyu Koinange, Secretary General of Pan-
African Freedom Movement for East, Central,
and Southern Africa (PAFMECSA), with 0277
Copies to Tanganyikan Vice President
Rashidi Kawawa and Other African Refugee
Leaders.
0259 Incoming Telegram #441. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
January 19,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76. 0283
Tanganyikan Government's Efforts to Carry
out Tanganyika African National Union
(TANU) Resolution Calling for Government
Purchase and Sale of Foodstuffs through
Cooperative Supply Association of
Tanganyika (COSATA). 0285
0262 Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: William H.
Brubeck.
January 22,1963. 1p. JFK#NA.
"For Your Information and Files." 0286
0263 Letter. Fr: Julius Nyerere. To: John F.
Kennedy.
January 2, 1963.1p. JFK#NA.
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere's
Reply to Christmas and New Year's
Greetings from John F. Kennedy and His 0288
Wife.
0264 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
Carl Kaysen.
February 1,1963.1 p. JFK#NA. S. 4/9/76.
Communist Bloc Assistance in Establishing
Tanganyikan Newspaper.
0265 Incoming Telegram #529. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk. 0294
February 15, 1963. 6pp. JFK#NA.
C. 3/24/76 IP.
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere's
Impressions of Afro-Asian People's Solidarity
Organization (AAPSO) Conference at Moshi, 0297
Tanganyika.
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Document
Incoming Telegram #531. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
February 15,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 3/24/76
IP.
Meeting with Tanganyikan President Julius
Nyerere for General Review of Area
Developments.
Incoming Telegram #650. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
March 21,1963.3pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Discussions with Eduardo Mondlane,
President of Mozambique Liberation Front
(FRELIMO), regarding Independence of
Mozambique.
Incoming Telegram #690. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
April 5,1963.5pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Discussions with Tanganyikan President
Julius Nyerere regarding Threat Posed by
Continued Portuguese Rule in Mozambique.
Outgoing Telegram #423. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
May 3,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere Invited
to Address Opening Session of World Food
Congress in Washington, D.C.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
May 6,1963. 1p.JFK#NA.
"For Approval Prior to Transmission."
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Dar-es-Salaam.
May 3,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere Invited
to Address Opening Session of World Food
Congress in Washington, D.C.
Incoming Telegram #829. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
May 17,1963. 6pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Text of Letter from Tanganyikan President
Julius Nyerere to John F. Kennedy regarding
Concern over Situation in South Africa,
Southwest Africa, and Portuguese Colonies
of Mozambique and Angola.
Incoming Telegram #830. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
May 17,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere's
Concern over Situation in Mozambique.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
June 11,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Letter from Tanganyikan President Julius
Nyerere regarding Situation in Southern
Africa, Dated May 16, 1963.
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0298 Signature Record. 1p. JFK#NA. 0320
0299 Incoming Telegram #830. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
May 17, 1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere's
Concern over Situation in Mozambique.
0302 Signature Record. 1 p. JFK#NA.
0303 Incoming Telegram #829. [Note: Part One of
Two.] Fr: William Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
May 17, 1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76. 0325
Text of Letter from Tanganyikan President
Julius Nyerere to John F. Kennedy regarding
Concern over Situation in South Africa,
Southwest Africa, and Portuguese Colonies
of Mozambique and Angola. 0326
0306 Signature Record. 1 p. JFK#NA.
0307 Incoming Telegram #829. [Note. Part Two of
Two.] Fr: William Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
May 17, 1963. 6pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Text of Letter from Tanganyikan President 0327
Julius Nyerere to John F. Kennedy regarding
Concern over Situation in South Africa,
Southwest Africa, and Portuguese Colonies
of Mozambique and Angola.
0310 Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: William H.
Brubeck. 0330
May 31, 1963. 1 p. JFK#NA.
"For Recommendation."
0311 Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: William H.
Brubeck.
June 14, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. 0332
"For Transmittal."
0312 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
May 29, 1963. 1p.JFK#NA.
Letter from Tanganyikan President Julius
Nyerere to John F. Kennedy. 0333
0313 Letter. Fr: Julius Nyerere. To: John F.
Kennedy.
May 16, 1963. 3pp. JFK#NA.
Concern over Situation in South Africa,
Southwest Africa, and Portuguese Colonies
of Mozambique and Angola. 0334
0316 Incoming Telegram #951. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
June 17,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere
Receives John F. Kennedy's Invitation to
Visit U.S.
0317 Letter. Fr: Julius Nyerere. To: John F.
Kennedy.
June 18, 1963. 3pp. JFK#NA.
Recent Developments in Relation to African
Unity.
Incoming Telegram #966. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
June 19, 1963. 5pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere's
Letter to John F. Kennedy regarding Results
of Addis Ababa Conference on African Unity,
East African Federation, Situation in
Southern Africa, and Acceptance of Invitation
to Visit U.S.
Incoming Telegram #978. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
June 21,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 1/5/76.
Arusha, Tanganyika, Chosen as Site for
Capital of East African Federation.
Incoming Telegram #987. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
June 22, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 1/5/76.
Arrangements for Tanganyikan President
Julius Nyerere's Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #1002. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
June 25, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 1/6/75.
Tanganyikan Government's Intention to
Establish Federal Government in East Africa
with Strong Central Powers by End of 1963.
Incoming Telegram #1011. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
June 26, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 1/5/76.
Reception in Tanganyika for Committee of
Nine to Meet with African Refugee Leaders.
Memorandum. Fr: Edward S. Little.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 27, 1963.1p.JFK#NA.
Letter from President Julius Nyerere of
Tanganyika tó John F. Kennedy, Dated June
18,1963.
Incoming Telegram #1023. Fr: [?] Byrne.
To: Dean Rusk.
June 29, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Dismissal of Tanganyikan Permanent
Secretary of External Affairs and Defense
Vedast Kyaruzi.
Incoming Telegram #54. Fr: William Leonhart.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 10,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Letter from T. M. Unwin, Acting Permanent
Secretary of Tanganyikan Ministry of External
Affairs, regarding Possible Talks with
Portugal about African Colonies.
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0336 Outgoing Telegram #82. Fr: Dean Rusk. 0356
To: Selected U.S. Diplomatic Posts.
July 10,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 1/6/76.
U.S. Skeptical of Effect of Intervention with
Portuguese Government regarding
Mozambique Nationalist Training Camps in 0357
Tanganyika.
0338 Incoming Telegram #122. Fr: [?] Byrne.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 29, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere
Accepts Invitation to Visit Nordic Council
Capitals. 0358
0339 Incoming Telegram #126. Fr:[?] Byrne.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 30, 1963.1p.JFK#NA.
President Julius Nyerere Discusses Meeting
with John F. Kennedy at Press Conference in
Tanganyika on His Return from Visit to U.S.
0340 Incoming Telegram #155. Fr:[?] Byrne. 0360
To: Dean Rusk.
August 7,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 1/5/76.
Discussions with Tanganyikan Foreign
Minister Oscar Kambona regarding East
African Federation.
0342 Incoming Telegram #153. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk. 0361
August 6, 1963. 6pp. JFK#NA. C. 1/5/75.
Meeting with Tanganyikan Foreign Minister
Oscar Kambona regarding President Julius
Nyerere's Visit to U.S. and Developments in
Africa.
0348 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 0364
August 8,1963. 1p. JFK#NA.
British Views on France, South Africa, and
Portuguese Colonies.
0349 Incoming Telegram #161. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
August 8, 1963. 6pp. JFK#NA. C. 1/5/76.
Discussions with Tanganyikan President 0366
Julius Nyerere regarding Problems of
Rhodesia, South Africa, DRC, and 0367
Portuguese Territories and Prospects for East
African Federation.
0355 Incoming Telegram #165. Fr: William
Leonhàrt. To: Dean Rusk.
August 9,1963. 1 p. JFK#NA. C. 1 /5/76.
Discussions between Tanganyikan President
Julius Nyerere and Portuguese Political
Leader General Humberto Delgado regarding
Possible Means of Linking Underground
Movement in Portugal with Pan-African
Movement.
Document
Incoming Telegram #166. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
August 9,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 1/5/76.
East African Federation Constitutional
Negotiations.
Incoming Telegram #49. Fr: Frederick P.
Picard III. To: Dean Rusk.
August 12, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/9/76.
Report That Portuguese Officials in
Mozambique Plan to Seize Shipment of Arms
Purchased by Tanganyika for Use by
Mozambique Liberation Front (FRELIMO).
Incoming Telegram #342. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
September 28,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA.
C. 1/5/76.
African Refugee Groups Plan Demonstration
at U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam to Protest
Bombing in Birmingham, Alabama.
Incoming Telegram #244. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
September 28,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 1/5/76.
Tanganyikan Government Halts
Demonstration at U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-
Salaam by African Refugee Groups
Protesting Bombing in Birmingham, Alabama.
Outgoing Telegram #156. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
September 28,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA.
C. 1/5/76.
Statement by John F. Kennedy regarding
Official U.S. Policy on Bombing in
Birmingham, Alabama.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 2,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 12/30/75.
Tanganyikan Action to Bar Anti-U.S.
Demonstration by Southern African Refugee
Groups in Dar-es-Salaam.
Tanganyika•Nyerere Briefing Book,
July 15-16,1963.
Inventory List. 4pp.
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0371 Briefing Book. Fr: State Department.
To: John F. Kennedy.
July 15-16, 1963. 80pp. JFK#NA. LOU. C. S.
1/7/76 and 5/5/76 IP.
Briefing Book for Visit to U.S. by Tanganyikan
President Julius Nyerere, July 8-16,1963
[Schedule for Tanganyikan President Julius
Nyerere's Visit to U.S.; Background Papers
on East African Federation, OAU, East
Africa-Northern Rhodesia Railroad Link,
Tanganyika, Portuguese Africa, and
Mozambique; Briefing Paper on Situation in
Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland;
Kennedy's Statement on Arrival of President
Julius Nyerere of Tanganyika; Joint
Communiqué Issued by Kennedy and
President Julius Nyerere of Tanganyika;
Kennedy's Farewell Telegram to President
Julius Nyerere of Tanganyika; Biographical
Sketches of Tanganyikan Minister of External
Affairs and Defense Oscar Kambona;
President Julius Nyerere; I. M. Bhoke
Munanka, Parliamentary Secretary to
Tanganyikan Vice President's Office; Erasto
Mang'enya, Tanganyikan UN Representative;
Sebastian Chale, Counselor to Tanganyikan
UN Mission; Herbert Chitepo, Tanganyikan
Director of Public Prosecutions; Bernard
Mulokozi, Tanganyikan Principal Assistant
Secretary in Ministry of External Affairs; and
Kennedy's Briefing Paper for Visit of
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere].
0451 Tanganyika•Nyerere Briefing
Memorandum, July 15-16,1963.
0452 Inventory List. 1 p.
0454 Briefing Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
July 8-11, 1963. 47pp. JFK#NA. C. S. 4/7/76
and 5/5/76.
Briefing Memorandum for Tanganyikan
President Julius Nyerere's Trip to U.S., July
15-16, 1963 [Table on U.S. Aid to
Tanganyika; Table on Non-U.S. External Aid
to Tanganyika; Biographical Sketch of
President Julius Nyerere of Tanganyika;
Kennedy's Briefing Paper for Tanganyikan
President Julius Nyerere's Visit; Background
Papers on African Liberation Committee;
Tanganyikan Internal Political Situation;
South Africa; Southwest Africa; and UN
Security Council Meetings on Apartheid and
Portuguese African Territories; and Letters
from President Julius Nyerere of Tanganyika
to Kennedy].
Frame Document
0499 Tanganyika•Nyerere Visit, July 1963.
0500 Inventory List. 3pp.
0503 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: John F. Kennedy.
June 6,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76.
State and Presidential Guest Visits for
Remainder of 1963.
0504 Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1 p. JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76.
Proposed Presidential Guest Visit of
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere.
0505 Note. Fr: Carl Kaysen. To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 7,1963. 1p.JFK#NA.
Recommendation for Proposed Visit to U.S.
by Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere.
0506 Outgoing Telegram #491. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
June 14, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Tanganyikan
President Julius Nyerere Extending Invitation
to Visit U.S.
0508 Outgoing Telegram #492. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
June 13, 1963. 2pp. [Note: Page Two Is on
Frame 0510.] JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76.
Purpose of Proposed Visit to U.S. by
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere.
0509 Incoming Telegram #951. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
June 17, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76.
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere
Accepts John F. Kennedy's Invitation to Visit
U.S.
0511 Copy of Incoming Telegram #951. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
June 17,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76.
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere
Accepts John F. Kennedy's Invitation to Visit
U.S.
0512 Incoming Telegram #965. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
June 19, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 1/5/76.
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere's
Acceptance of John F. Kennedy's Invitation to
Visit U.S.
0513 Outgoing Telegram #515. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
June 20, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76.
White House Agrees to Dates for
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere's Visit
to U.S.
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0514 Outgoing Telegram #523. Fr: George W. Ball. 0532
To: U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
June 24, 1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 1/6/76.
Arrangements for Tanganyikan President
Julius Nyerere's Visit to U.S.
0517 Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge 0533
Bundy.
June 24, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. NA.
'The Attached Is for White House Clearance
Prior to Transmission."
0518 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy, 0534
Dar-es-Salaam.
June 24, 1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 1/6/76.
Arrangements for Tanganyikan President
Julius Nyerere's Visit to U.S.
0521 Memorandum. Fr: Edward S. Little. To: 0536
McGeorge Bundy.
June 25, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Visit of Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere
to Washington, D.C., on July 15-16,1963.
0522 Memorandum. Fr: Edward S. Little. To: 0539
McGeorge Bundy.
June 25, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Visit of Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere
to Washington, D.C., on July 15-16, 1963.
0523 Outgoing Telegram #529. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
June 25, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 1/5/75.
White House Announcement of Tanganyikan 0540
President Julius Nyerere's Visit to U.S.
0524 Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
June 25, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. NA.
'The Attached Is for White House Clearance 0542
Prior to Transmission."
0525 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Dar-es-Salaam.
June 25, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. NA.
White House Announcement of Tanganyikan
President Julius Nyerere's Visit to U.S.
0526 Outgoing Telegram #23. Fr: George W Ball. 0543
To: U.S. Embassies, London and Dublin.
June 26, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76.
White House Announcement of Tanganyikan
President Julius Nyerere's Visit to U.S.
0527 Incoming Telegram #1012. Fr: William
Leonhart. To: Dean Rusk.
June 26, 1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 1/6/76. 0545
Arrangements for Tanganyikan President
Julius Nyerere's Visit to U.S.
0530 Outgoing Telegram #546. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
June 28, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Tentative Schedule for Tanganyikan
President Julius Nyerere's Visit to U.S.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 28,1963.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
"The Attached Is for White House Clearance
Prior to Transmission."
Copy of Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
June 28,1963.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
The Attached Is for White House Clearance
Prior to Transmission."
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Dar-es-Salaam.
June 28, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Tentative Schedule for Tanganyikan
President Julius Nyerere's Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #10. Fr: William Leonhart.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 2,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Arrangements for Tanganyikan President
Julius Nyerere's Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #17. Fr: William Leonhart.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 3, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76.
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere
Requests That No Representatives of
Portuguese or South African Governments
Attend Any Social Events in His Honor during
His Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #25. Fr: William Leonhart.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 3, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Arrangements for Tanganyikan President
Julius Nyerere's Visit to U.S.
Outgoing Telegram #20. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
July 5, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
U.S. Presidential Aircraft Available to
Transport Tanganyikan President Julius
Nyerere's Party to New York City on July 17,
1963.
Incoming Telegram #35. Fr: William Leonhart.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 6, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Suggested Guest List for Reception to Be
Hosted by Tanganyikan President Julius
Nyerere at Home of Angier Biddle Duke, U.S.
Chief of Protocol.
Memorandum. Fr: Frederick D. Vreeland.
To: John F. Kennedy.
July 11, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. NA.
Briefing Book and Memorandum for
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere's Visit
to U.S.
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0547 Note. Fr: Samuel E. Belk. To: Captain 0577
Shepard.
July 11, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. NA.
Views of Tanganyikan President Julius
Nyerere and Political Leader Tom Mboya of
Kenya on Unidentified Topic. 0582
0548 Handwritten Note. Fr: Arthur McCafferty.
To: Bromley K. Smith.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Transmittal of Unidentified Cables to John F.
Kennedy. 0583
0549 Incoming Telegram #40. Fr: Laurence C.
Vass. To: Dean Rusk.
July 9, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 1/5/76.
Kenyan Political Leader Tom Mboya's
Comments on Tanganyikan President Julius 0584
Nyerere's Visit to U.S.
0551 Incoming Telegram #33. Fr: William Leonhart.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 10, 1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 1/5/76.
Discussions with Tanganyikan President
Julius Nyerere regarding His Upcoming Visit 0585
to U.S.
0554 Press Release. Fr: NA. To: NA.
July 12, 1963. 8pp. JFK#NA.
Program for Tanganyikan President Julius
Nyerere's Visit to U.S.
0562 Memorandum. Fr: Office of Chief of Protocol. 0587
To: NA.
July 12,1963. 9pp. JFK#NA.
Administrative Arrangements for Tanganyikan
President Julius Nyerere's Arrival in 0588
Washington, D.C.
0571 Memorandum. Fr: Frederick D. Vreeland.
To: John F. Kennedy.
July 13,1963.1p. JFK#NA. S. 4/21/76. 0597
Package of Memoranda Relevant to
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere's Visit
to U.S.
0572 Incoming Telegram #33. Fr: William Leonhart. 0601
To: Dean Rusk. 0602
July 10,1963. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 1/5/76.
Discussions with Tanganyikan President
Julius Nyerere regarding His Upcoming Visit
to U.S.
0575 Incoming Telegram #54. Fr: William Leonhart. 0604
To: Dean Rusk.
July 10,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 4/21/76.
Letter from T. M. Unwin, Acting Permanent
Secretary of Tanganyikan Ministry of External
Affairs, regarding Possible Talks with
Portugal. 0606
Document
Text of Speech. Fr: NA. To: NA.
May 28, 1963. 5pp. JFK#NA.
Speech by Tanganyikan President Julius
Nyerere in Ethiopia at Addis Ababa
Conference.
Incoming Telegram #76. Fr: [?] Byrne.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 13, 1963. 1p.JFK#NA.
Travel Plans of President Julius Nyerere of
Tanganyika.
Incoming Telegram #77. Fr: [?] Byrne.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 13,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76.
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere's
Departure for Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #78. Fr: [?] Byrne.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 13,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere's
Desire Not to Become Involved in U.S. Civil
Rights Controversy.
Memorandum. Fr: Frederick D. Vreeland.
To: John F. Kennedy.
July 13,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 4/21/76.
Probable Discussions with Tanganyikan
President Julius Nyerere regarding Situation
in Southern Africa.
Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Julius
Nyerere.
June 14, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 4/21/76.
Implications of Situation in Southern Africa.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: John F. Kennedy.
July 13,1963. 9pp. JFK#NA. C. 2/20/79.
U.S. Policy on Apartheid in South Africa and
U.S. Strategy in UN Security Council.
Memorandum. Fr: NA. To: John F. Kennedy.
July 13,1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 2/20/79.
U.S. Strategy regarding Portuguese African
Territories in UN Security Council.
Tab1.1p.JFK#NA.
Memorandum. Fr: George W. Ball. To: John
F. Kennedy.
July 13, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76.
U.S. Policy regarding Portuguese Territories
and Apartheid in South Africa.
Letter. Fr: Robert S. McNamara. To: Dean
Rusk.
July 11,1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. S. 5/3/76.
U.S. Secretary of Defense McNamara's
Conclusions and Recommendations
regarding U.S. Position on South Africa.
Tab 2.1p.JFK#NA.
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0607 Talking Points Paper. Fr: State Department. 0643
To: John F. Kennedy.
NA. 2pp.JFK#NA. 0.1/276.
Situation in Horn of Africa.
0609 Tab 3. 1p.JFK#NA.
0610 Memorandum. Fr: Walt W. Rostow.
To: Carl Kaysen. 0645
July 10, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. S. 5/7/76.
Background of South Africa Problem.
0611 Memorandum. Fr: William E. Duggan.
To: NA.
July 9,1963. 7pp. JFK#NA. S. 5/7/76.
Background of South Africa Problem. 0646
0618 Tab 4. 1p.JFK#NA.
0619 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
July 15, 1963. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and 0647
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere.
0624 Copy of Memorandum of Conversation. Fr:
NA. To: NA.
July 15, 1963. 4pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and 0648
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere.
0628 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
July 15, 1963. 7pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76.
Discussions between Dean Rusk and 0649
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere
regarding Situation in Southern Africa.
0635 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
July 16, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76. 0650
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere
regarding Situation in Southern Africa.
0638 Copy of Memorandum of Conversation. Fr:
NA. To: NA.
July 16, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76. 0651
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere
regarding Situation in Southern Africa.
0640 Press Release. Fr: Office of White House
Press Secretary. To: NA. 0652
July 16,1963.1p.JFK#NA.
White House Announces That U.S. Peace
Corps Will Send New Volunteer Teachers to
Tanganyika. 0653
0641 Press Release. Fr: Office of White House
Press Secretary. To: NA.
July 16, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Toasts of John F. Kennedy and Tanganyikan
President Julius Nyerere at White House
Luncheon.
Document
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
July 17, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76.
Discussions with Portuguese Ambassador
regarding Portugal's Policies in Its African
Territories.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 17,1963. 1p.JFK#NA.
Memorandum of Conversation between John
F. Kennedy and Tanganyikan President Julius
Nyerere.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
July 18, 1963.1p.JFK#NA.
"For Approval Prior to Distribution. The
President's Remarks Are Sidelined in Blue."
Outgoing Telegram. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Julius Nyerere.
July 18, 1963. 1p.JFK#NA.
Letter from Kennedy to Tanganyikan
President Nyerere regarding His Visit to U.S.
Note. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
July 18, 1963. 1p.JFK#NA.
'The Attached Is for White House Clearance
Prior to Transmission."
Draft Telegram. Fr: John F. Kennedy.
To: Julius Nyerere.
July 18, 1963. 1p.JFK#NA.
Letter from Kennedy to Tanganyikan
President Nyerere regarding His Visit to U.S.
Note. Fr: Polly A. Yates. To: Samuel E. Belk.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
"State Needs Clearance on Farewell
Message to Nyerere. Will You Handle and
Let Me Know When Cleared. If Text Is
Changed, Please Let Me Have New Version."
Draft Telegram. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To:
Julius Nyerere.
July 9,1963. 1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Kennedy's Farewell Telegram to Tanganyikan
President Julius Nyerere.
Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: William H.
Brubeck.
July 22,1963.1p.JFK#NA.
"For Your Information and Files."
Telegram. Fr: Julius Nyerere. To: John F.
Kennedy.
July 20, 1963.1p.JFK#NA.
Message of Thanks from Tanganyikan
President Nyerere to Kennedy for Hospitality
Extended during Visit to U.S.
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0654 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
July 22, 1963. 1p.JFK#NA.
Memorandum of Conversation between John
F. Kennedy and Tanganyikan President Julius
Nyerere.
0655 Outgoing Telegram #127. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Dar-es-Salaam.
July 22, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. 5/7/76.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere
regarding Situation in Southern Africa.
0657 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
July 24, 1963. 1p.JFK#NA.
Memoranda of Conversations between John
F. Kennedy and Tanganyikan President Julius
Nyerere and between Deputy Undersecretary
of State for Political Affairs U. Alexis Johnson
and Portuguese Ambassador to U.S. Pedro
Pereira.
0658 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
August 24, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA.
Forwarding Letter to John F. Kennedy to
Tanganyikan President Julius Nyerere.
0659 Letter. Fr: Julius Nyerere. To: John F.
Kennedy.
August 6, 1963.1p. JFK#NA.
Message of Thanks from Tanganyikan
President Nyerere to Kennedy for Warm
Welcome Received during Visit to U.S.
Tunisia
0660 Tunisia•January 1961-February
1961.
0662 Withdrawal Sheet. 1p.
0663 Outgoing Telegram #170. Fr: Dean Rusk. To:
U.S. Embassy, Tunis.
January 30,1961.1 p. JFK#1. OUO.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to President
Habib Bourguiba, Sr., of Tunisia regarding
Achievement of Peace, Freedom, and
Prosperity in Africa.
0664 Memorandum. Fr: Walter J. Stoessel, Jr.
To: Andrew J. Goodpaster.
January 27,1961.1p. JFK#1a.
Congratulatory Message from President
Habib Bourguiba, Sr., of Tunisia to John F.
Kennedy on His Inauguration as President of
U.S.
Frame Document
0665 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Habib Bourguiba, Sr.
NA. 1p.JFK#1b.
John F. Kennedy's Reply to Congratulatory
Message from President Bourguiba, Sr., of
Tunisia on His Inauguration as President of
U.S.
0666 Translation of Letter. Fr: Habib Bourguiba, Sr.
To: John F. Kennedy.
January 20,1961. 1p. JFK#1c.
Congratulatory Message from President
Bourguiba, Sr., of Tunisia to Kennedy on His
Inauguration as President of U.S.
0667 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk. To: John F.
Kennedy.
February 3, 1961. 2pp. JFK#2.
Tunisian Ambassador Mongi Sum's Request
to Call on Kennedy.
0669 Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p. JFK#2a. C. 7/14/77.
Biographical Sketch of Mongi Slim, Tunisian
Ambassador to U.S.
0670 Memorandum. Fr: Walter J. Stoessel, Jr.
To: Andrew J. Goodpaster.
February 7, 1961.1p. JFK#3.
John F. Kennedy's Discussions with Mongi
Slim, Tunisian Ambassador to U.S.
0671 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Tunis.
February 6, 1961.1p. JFK#3a. C. 7/14/77.
John F. Kennedy Extends Invitation to Visit
U.S. to President Habib Bourguiba, Sr., of
Tunisia.
0672 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Tunis.
February 6,.1961. 2pp. JFK#3b. C. 7/14/77.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
Mongi Slim, Tunisian Ambassador to U.S.,
regarding Algerian Problem.
0674 Note. Fr: Walter J. Stoessel, Jr. To: Andrew J.
Goodpaster.
February 8, 1961.1p. JFK#4.
"For Information and Files."
0675 Outgoing Telegram #801. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Tunis.
February 6,1961.2pp. JFK#4a. C. 7/14/77.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
Mongi Slim, Tunisian Ambassador to U.S.,
regarding Algerian Problem.
0677 Outgoing Telegram #802. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Tunis.
February 6, 1961.1p. JFK#5. C. 7/14/77.
John F. Kennedy Extends Invitation to Visit
U.S. to President Habib Bourguiba, Sr., of
Tunisia.
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0678 Incoming Telegram #958. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley. To: Dean Rusk.
February 15,1961. 1p. JFK#6. OUO.
Dispute between Tunisian Government and
Motion Picture Export Association of America
(MPEAA) regarding Film Tax.
0679 Incoming Telegram #961. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
February 15, 1961. 2pp. JFK#7. C. 7/14/77.
Possible Change in Tunisian Government's
Policy toward DRC.
0681 Incoming Telegram #962. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
February 15, 1961. 6pp. JFK#8. S. 7/14/77.
Report on Tunisian President Habib
Bourguiba, Sr.'s, Meeting in Paris with
French President Charles de Gaulle.
0687 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: John F. Kennedy.
February 18, 1961. 1p. JFK#9. C. 7/14/77.
Proposed State Visit to U.S. by Tunisian
President Habib Bourguiba, Sr.
0688 Incoming Telegram #993. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
February 23,1961. 2pp. JFK#10. C. 7/14/77.
Provisional Algerian Government's Views on
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba, Sr.'s,
Meeting with French President Charles de
Gaulle.
0690 Memorandum. Fr: Walter J. Stoessel, Jr.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
February 24, 1961. 1p. JFK#11.
Tunisian Ambassador Mongi Sum's Meeting
with John F. Kennedy on February 6, 1961.
0691 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA. To:
NA.
February 7,1961.5pp. JFK#11a. C. 7/14/77.
Discussions between John F. Kennedy and
Mongi Slim, Tunisian Ambassador to U.S., on
February 6, 1961.
0696 Tunisia•March 1961-April 1961.
0698 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
March6, 1961.1p. JFK#1.
Release of Announcement of Tunisian
President Habib Bourguiba, Sr.'s, Visit to
U.S.
0699 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Habib Bourguiba, Sr.
MarchS, 1961.1 p. JFK#2.
John F. Kennedy Acknowledges Tunisian
President Bourguiba, Sr.'s, Acceptance of His
Invitation to Visit U.S.
Frame Document
[Note: Following Document Filed out of Order.]
0700 Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Tunis.
March 6,1961. 1p. JFK#1a. C. 7/14/77.
White House Announces Tunisian President
Habib Bourguiba, Sr.'s, Invitation to Visit U.S.
0701 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Ralph
A. Dungan.
March 7, 1961. 1p.JFK#2a.
John F. Kennedy's Letter of Invitation to
President Habib Bourguiba, Sr., of Tunisia in
Connection with His State Visit to U.S.
0702 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Habib
Bourguiba, Sr.
NA. 1p.JFK#2b.
Kennedy Acknowledges Tunisian President
Bourguiba, Sr.'s, Acceptance of His Invitation
to Visit U.S.
0703 Outgoing Telegram #1777. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Mission to UN.
March 17, 1961.1p. JFK#3. C. 7/14/77.
U.S. Gives Affirmative Reply to Note From
Tunisian Foreign Secretary Requesting U.S.
Support for Mongi Sum's Candidacy for
President of 16th UN General Assembly.
0704 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Ralph
A. Dungan.
Aprils, 1961.1 p. JFK#4.
Tunisian Ambassador Habib Bourguiba, Jr.,
Calls on John F. Kennedy.
0705 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
March 10, 1961. 2pp. JFK#4a. C. 7/14/77.
Presentation of Credentials by Tunisian
Ambassador to U.S. Habib Bourguiba, Jr.
0707 Note. Fr: RHJ[?]. To: Walt W. Rostow.
NA. 1p.JFK#5.
Message from Tunisia Containing
Recommendations on Economic Aid.
0708 Incoming Telegram #1187. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
April 11,1961. 9pp. JFK#5a. C. 7/14/77.
President Habib Bourguiba, Sr.'s, Views on
Tunisian Development and U.S. Aid.
0717 Letter. Fr: Thomas North. To: Ralph A.
Dungan.
April 26,1961.1 p. JFK#6.
Booklet Describing North Africa American
Cemetery and Memorial at Carthage, Tunisia,
for President Habib Bourguiba, Sr.'s, Visit to
U.S.
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0718 Booklet. Fr: American Battle Monuments 0759
Commission. To: NA.
1960. 27pp. JFK#6a.
Description of North Africa American
Cemetery and Memorial at Carthage, Tunisia.
0745 Note. Fr: NA. To: Chester V. Clifton.
April 29, 1961. 1p.JFK#7.
"Mr. Battle's Office Called Yesterday to Say
That No Medal Is Planned for Mr. Bourguiba,
but That Mr. Conger of Protocol Would Call 0763
You about It. Did He?"
0746 Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
April 14, 1961.1 p. JFK#7a.
Possible U.S. Medal for President Habib
Bourguiba, Sr., of Tunisia.
0764
0747 Tunisia•May 1961-June 1961.
0749 Inventory List. 2pp.
0751 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: Ralph
A. Dungan.
Mayl, 1961.2pp. JFK#1.
State Visit to U.S. by President Habib 0765
Bourguiba, Sr., of Tunisia.
0753 Memorandum. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: John F. Kennedy.
May 1, 1961. 2pp. JFK#2. C. 7/14/77. 0767
State Visit to U.S. by President Habib
Bourguiba, Sr., of Tunisia.
0755 Memorandum. Fr: Chester V. Clifton.
To: John F. Kennedy.
May 2, 1961. 1p. JFK#3.
State Department Decides Not to Issue 0769
Medal to Tunisian President Habib
Bourguiba, Sr., during His Visit to U.S.
0756 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: Ralph A. Dungan.
May 2,1961. 1p.JFK#5.
U.S. Meetings with Tunisian President Habib 0771
Bourguiba, Sr.'s, Economic Staff.
0757 Memorandum. Fr: G. Mennen Williams.
To: Walt W. Rostow.
May 2, 1961. 1p. JFK#5a. QUO.
U.S. Economic Meeting with President Habib
Bourguiba, Sr., and Other Tunisian Officials. 0772
0758 Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: Walt W.
Rostow. To: NA.
May8, 1961.1 p. JFK#7. OUO.
Discussions between Walt W. Rostow,
Deputy Special Assistant to President for 0774
National Security Affairs, and Tunisian
Delegation regarding U.S. Economic Aid for
Africa.
Document
Memorandum of Conversation. Fr: NA.
To: NA.
May 9,1961. 4pp. JFK#8. C. 7/14/77 IP.
Discussions between Walt W. Rostow,
Deputy Special Assistant to President for
National Security Affairs, and Dr. Sadok
Mokaddem, Tunisian Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, regarding Tunisian Political
and Economic Problems.
Memorandum. Fr: Wart W. Rostow.
To: John Root.
May 16,1961.1 p. JFK#9.
"Attached Is Telegram from Willard W.
Garvey about Which I Spoke to You on
Telephone Today."
Outgoing Telegram. Fr: John Root.
To: Willard W. Garvey.
May17>1961.1p.JFK#9a.
Requests Garvey of World Homes, Inc. to
Send Representative to Tunisia to Discuss
Building Low-Cost Housing.
Telegram. Fr: Willard W. Garvey. To: Walt W.
Rostow.
May 16,1961. 1 p. JFK#9b.
Request for Information on Visit by Tunisians.
Outgoing Telegram #1260. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Tunis.
May 18,1961. 2pp. JFK#12.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Tunisian
President Habib Bourguiba, Sr., regarding
His Visit to U.S.
Incoming Telegram #1352. Fr: [?] Stokes.
To: Dean Rusk.
May 22,1961.2pp. JFK#13.
Cease-fire Negotiations between
Government of France and Provisional
Algerian Government.
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
May 22,1961. 1p. JFK#14.
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba, Sr.'s,
Discussions with John F. Kennedy on May 4
and 5,1961.
Incoming Telegram #1370. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
May 31,1961. 2pp. JFK#16. C. 7/14/77.
U.S. Discussions with Officials of Provisional
Algerian Government in Tunisia.
Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Habib"
Bourguiba, Sr.
NA. 1p.JFK#17.
Letter from Kennedy to Tunisian President
Bourguiba, Sr., regarding His Visit to U.S.
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Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: 0831
McGeorge Bundy.
May 19, 1961.1p. JFK#17a.
Telegram to John F. Kennedy from President
Habib Bourguiba, Sr., of Tunisia.
Translation of Telegram. Fr: Habib Bourguiba, 0855
Sr. To: John F. Kennedy. 0856
May 13, 1961. 1p. JFK#17b.
Message of Thanks from Tunisian President
Bourguiba on His Departure from U.S.
Incoming Airgram #G-265. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
June 5,1961. 2pp. JFK#18. 0880
Highlights of Editorial in Afrique Action, Dated
JuneS, 1961.
Incoming Telegram #1430. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk. 0911
June 23, 1961.2pp. JFK#20. S. 7/14/77.
Tunisian Foreign Minister Sadok Mokaddem
Visits Libya in Effort to Bring about Closer
Collaboration in Foreign Policy.
Tunisia•Bourguiba Visit Briefing 0930
Book, May 3-5, 1961. 0931
Inventory List. 3pp.
Briefing Book. Fr: NA. To: NA.
April 28, 1961. 25pp. JFK#NA.
C. S. 2/3/83 IP. 0950
Briefing Book for Tunisian President Habib
Bourguiba, Sr.'s, Visit to U.S., May 3-5, 1961
[Scope Paper on Background of Tunisian
President Habib Bourguiba, Sr.'s, Visit to 0956
U.S.; Background Papers on U.S.-Tunisian
Political Relations; Tunisia in UN; Tunisia's
Relations with African States; U.S. Position
Paper on Algeria; and Discussions with 0963
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba, Sr., 0964
during President Dwight D. Eisenhower's 0968
Goodwill Trip to Tunisia in December 1959].
Tunisia•Bourguiba Visit Briefing
Materials, May 3-5,1961. 0969
Tab A. 1p.JFK#NA.
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
January 16, 1961. 5pp. JFK#NA. 0980
U.S. Aid Program to Tunisia.
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
March 15, 1961. 7pp. JFK#NA. 0981
Statistical Summary of U.S. Aid Program to
Tunisia.
Report. Fr: U.S. Operations Mission, Tunisia.
To: NA.
March 1961. 4pp. JFK#NA.
U.S. "Food for Peace" Program in Tunisia.
Document
Booklet. Fr: U.S. Operations Mission, Tunisia.
To: NA.
NA. 24pp. JFK#NA.
U.S. Technical and Economic Cooperation in
Agriculture in Tunisia, 1957-1960.
TabB. 1p.JFK#NA.
Text of Speech. Fr: Habib Bourguiba, Sr.
To: NA.
April 6, 1961.24pp. JFK#NA.
Speech by Tunisian President Bourguiba
Entitled "Signs of Improvement in
International Relations."
Text of Address. Fr: Habib Bourguiba, Sr.
February 6 and 8,1961. 31pp. JFK#NA.
Tunisian President Bourguiba Addresses
Nation's Leaders.
Article. Fr: Charles F. Gallagher, American
Universities Field Staff.
January 30,1961.19pp. JFK#NA.
Comments on Address by Tunisian President
Habib Bourguiba, Sr., Entitled "Building New
Tunisia."
TabC. 1p.JFK#NA.
Booklet. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 19pp.JFK#NA.
"Attractive Opportunities for Foreign
Investment in Tunisia."
Article. Fr: Peter Partner.
October 1957. 6pp. JFK#NA.
Profile of President Habib Bourguiba, Sr.'s,
Regime in Tunisia.
Fact Sheet. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 7pp. JFK#NA.
"Mutual Security in Action: Tunisia."
Tunisia•July 1961-December 1961.
inventory List. 4pp.
Memorandum. Fr: George A. Morgan.
To: Walt W. Rostow.
JulyS, 1961.1p. JFK#1. S. 12/10/82.
Tunisia Guidelines Paper.
Report. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 11pp. JFK#1a. S. 12/10/82 IP.
Guidelines of U.S. Policy toward Tunisia.
Note. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
"Cleared by Frederick L. Holborn."
Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
July 14,1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Suggested Presidential Message for
International Trade Fair at Tunis.
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0982 Draft Message. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: NA. 1001
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Kennedy's Message to International Trade 1002
Fair at Tunis. 1006
0983 White House Incoming Message. Fr: U.S.
Embassy, Tunis. To: White House.
Text of Letter from Tunisian President Habib
Bourguiba, Sr., to French President Charles
de Gaulle regarding Relations between
Tunisia and France.
0989 Outgoing Telegram #46. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Tunis. 1008
July 13, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
John F. Kennedy's Message to International
Trade Fair at Tunis.
0991 Outgoing Telegram #66. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Tunis.
July 23, 1961. 3pp. JFK#NA. C. 8/14/83 IP.
Letter from John F. Kennedy to Tunisian 1009
President Habib Bourguiba, Sr., regarding
Problem Posed by French Refusal to
Withdraw Troops from Base at Bizerte,
Tunisia.
0994 Incoming Telegram #223. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
August 5, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 12/10/82. 1015
Establishment of Soviet Credit to Tunisian
Government for Construction of Dams and
Schools.
0995 Incoming Telegram #263. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
August 11, 1961.2pp. JFK#NA. 1017
Highlights of Speech to Tunisian People by
President Habib Bourguiba, Sr., regarding
French Aggression and Bizerte Problem.
0997 Outgoing Cablegram. Fr: Henry Labouisse.
To: U.S. Embassy, Tunis.
August 18, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
U.S. Loan to Tunisia for Tunis and Sfax
Water Supply Projects. 1019
0999 Incoming Telegram #511. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
October 11,1961.1 p. JFK#N A.
Press Reports That John F. Kennedy Has
Selected Diplomat to Be Sent to U.S.
Embassy, Tunis to Maintain Contacts with 1021
Leaders of Provisional Algerian Government.
1000 Copy of Incoming Telegram #511. Fr: Walter
N. Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
October 11, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA.
Press Reports That John F. Kennedy Has
Selected Diplomat to Be Sent to U.S.
Embassy, Tunis to Maintain Contacts with
Leaders of Provisional Algerian Government.
Document
Tunisia•Bizerte Crisis, June 28,
1961-July22,1961.
Inventory List. 4pp.
Incoming Telegram #45. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 14,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Discussions with Tunisian Foreign Minister
Sadok Mokaddem regarding President Habib
Bourguiba, Sr.'s, Letter to French
Government Demanding Withdrawal of
Troops from Bizerte Base.
Incoming Telegram #46. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 15, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Excerpts from Tunisian President Habib
Bourguiba, Sr.'s, Speech regarding French
Refusal to Negotiate on Withdrawal of Troops
from Bizerte Base.
White House Incoming Message. Fr: U.S.
Embassy, Tunis. To: White House.
July 16,1961. 6pp. JFK#NA.
Text of Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba,
Sr.'s, Letter to French President Charles de
Gaulle Demanding Withdrawal of French
Troops from Bizerte Base.
Incoming Telegram #50. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 17, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba, Sr.'s,
Speech on Redemption of National Territories
Including Bizerte Base.
Incoming Telegram #56. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 18, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. C. OUO.
Provisional Algerian Government Delegation
Headed by Belkacem Krim Leaves Tunis
after Exchanging Recriminations with
Tunisian Government on Principles of
Territorial Integrity and Algerian Sovereignty.
Incoming Telegram #289. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
July 19. 1961.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
French Reaction to Tunisian Government
Demand for Withdrawal of Troops from
Bizerte Base.
Incoming Telegram #65. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 20, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Hostilities Erupt between French and
Tunisian Military Forces in Vicinity of Bizerte
Base.
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1022 Incoming Telegram #66. Fr: Walter N. 1038
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 20,1961.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Eyewitness Accounts of Fighting in Bizerte
Area.
1023 Incoming Telegram #67. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk. 1040
July 20, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Highlights of Tunisian President Habib
Bourguiba, Sr.'s, Press Conference Following
Fighting Near Bizerte Base.
1025 Incoming Telegram #69. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 20,1961. 1 p. JFK#NA. OUO. 1044
Tunisian Government Breaks Diplomatic
Relations with France.
1026 Incoming Telegram #75. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 20,1961. 1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Tunisian Foreign Minister Sadok Mokaddem 1045
Calls U.S. Attention to Worsening Situation at
Bizerte.
1027 Incoming Telegram #153. Fr: Charles W.
Yost. To: Dean Rusk.
July 20,1961. 4pp. JFK#NA.
Tunisia Requests That UN Security Council
Meeting Be Called to Consider French 1047
Aggression at Bizerte.
1031 Incoming Telegram #76. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 21, 1961. 1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Tunisian Government Requests U.S.
Intervention with French to Halt French
Occupation of City of Bizerte.
1032 Incoming Telegram #81. Fr: Walter N. 1049
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 21, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Highlights of Tunisian President Habib
Bourguiba, Sr.'s, Radio Broadcast on
Fighting at Bizerte and French Ultimatum
Demanding Withdrawal of Tunisian Military 1050
Forces.
1034 Incoming Telegram #323. Fr: James M. 1051
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk. 1057
July 21, 1961. 3pp. JFK#NA.
Text of French Government's Note Warning
Tunisia to Cease Efforts to Paralyze Military
Base at Bizerte.
1037 Incoming Telegram #330. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
July 21,1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Press Reports on French Military Operations
around Bizerte, Tunisia.
Document
Incoming Telegram #346. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
July 21, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
French Government Announces Willingness
to Negotiate Cease-fire with Tunisia in
Bizerte Crisis.
Memorandum. Fr: Huntington D. Sheldon. To:
Allen W. Dulles.
July 22,1961.4pp. JFK#NA. S. 6/23/83 IP.
Crisis between France and Tunisia
Precipitated by Tunisian Demand for
Withdrawal of French Military Forces from
Bizerte.
Incoming Telegram #90. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 22, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
Suggestion That Tourists Be Discouraged
from Traveling in Tunisia until Crisis
Resolved.
Incoming Telegram #99. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 22,1961.2pp. JFK#NA.
Highlights of Speech by Tunisian President
Habib Bourguiba, Sr., Criticizing U.S. and
Great Britain for Failing to Take Action to Halt
French Aggression.
Incoming Telegram #106. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 22,1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Message from Tunisian President Habib
Bourguiba, Sr., to John F. Kennedy regarding
Tunisian Complaint against French
Aggression Being Considered by UN
Security Council.
Incoming Telegram #111. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 22,1961.1p.JFK#NA.
French and Tunisian Governments Agree to
Cease-fire.
Tunisia•Bizerte Crisis, July 23-31,
1961.
Inventory List. 6pp.
Incoming Telegram #114. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 23,1961.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Diametrically Opposed Approaches by
Parties to Franco-Tunisian Cease-fire.
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1058 Incoming Telegram #116. Fr: Walter N. 1076
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 23, 1961. 1 p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Tunisian Foreign Minister Sadok Mokaddem
Requests U.S. Intercession with French
Government to Bring End to Personal
Reprisals, Pillage, and Destruction of 1077
Property by French Forces in Bizerte.
1059 Incoming Telegram #181. Fr: Francis
Plimpton. To: Dean Rusk.
July 24, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA.
UN Initiates DRC Airlift from Tunisia.
1060 Incoming Telegram #147. Fr: Philip W.
Bonsai. To: Dean Rusk.
July 27, 1961. 1 p. JFK#NA. OUO. 1078
Moroccan Government Requests That U.S.
Military Authorities Provide Air Transport for
Shipping Medical Supplies from Morocco to
Tunisia.
1061 Outgoing Telegram #92. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Tunis. 1079
July 27, 1961. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
French Government Agrees to Meet with
Tunisia to Open Negotiations in Bizerte
Crisis.
1063 Incoming Telegram #166. Fr: Walter N. 1080
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
July 28,1961. 4pp. [Note: Includes Corrected
Page Two.] JFK#NA. LOU.
Tunisian Government's Posture on UN
Security Council Discussions of Complaint
against French Aggression. 1081
1067 Incoming Telegram #20. Fr: [?] Dormán.
To: Dean Rusk.
July 31, 1961.1 p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Report That United Arab Republic Military
Vehicles Carrying Arms, Troops, and Signal
Equipment Transiting Libya for Tunisia.
1068 Tunisia•January 1962-December 1082
1962.
1069- Inventory List. 4pp.
1073 Incoming Telegram #3469. Fr: James M.
Gavin. To: Dean Rusk.
January 16,1962.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Discussions between French and Tunisian 1083
Government Officials regarding Bizerte
Crisis.
1075 Memorandum. Fr: Lucius D. Battle.
To: McGeorge Bundy. 1085
February 1,1962.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for Walter
N. Walmsley, Jr., U.S. Ambassador to
Tunisia.
274
Document
Department of State Airgram #A-216. Fr:
Walter N. Walmsley, Jr. To: State
Department.
April 4, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
U.S. Rules for Sending Greetings to Tunisia
on Moslem Religious Holidays.
Incoming Telegram #1040. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
April 13, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Request to Convey Message of Good
Wishes from John F. Kennedy to Tunisian
President Habib Bourguiba, Sr., When
Foreign Chiefs of Mission Introduced to His
New Wife.
Outgoing Telegram #613. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Tunis.
April 12, 1962.1p.JFK#NA.
Message of Congratulations from John F.
Kennedy to Tunisian President Habib
Bourguiba, Sr., on His Recent Marriage.
Note. Fr: Lucius D. Battle. To: McGeorge
Bundy.
April 14, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
"For White House Clearance Prior to
Transmission. Note Cable from Tunis, 1040.'
Draft Telegram. Fr: NA. To: U.S. Embassy,
Tunis.
April 12, 1962.1p.JFK#NA.
Message of Congratulations from John F.
Kennedy to Tunisian President Habib
Bourguiba, Sr., on His Recent Marriage.
Incoming Telegram #1040. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
April 13,1962. 1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Request to Convey Message of Good
Wishes from John F. Kennedy to Tunisian
President Habib Bourguiba, Sr., When
Foreign Chiefs of Mission Introduced to His
New Wife.
Incoming Telegram #1046. Fr: Walter N.
Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
April 16,1962.1p.JFK#NA.
Delivery of John F. Kennedy's Message of
Congratulations on Recent Marriage of
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba, Sr.
Department of State Airgram #A-269. Fr:
Walter N. Walmsley, Jr. To: Dean Rusk.
May 29, 1962. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Franco-Tunisian Relations.
Incoming Telegram #128. Fr: [?] Cyr.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 24,1962.1 p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Possible Discussions between Rusk and
Tunisian Foreign Minister Mongi Slim.
Tunisia/Reel 12

Frame Document Frame
1086 Incoming Telegram #147. Fr: [?] Cyr. 1097
To: Dean Rusk.
Septembers, 1962.1p. JFK#NA. OUO.
Tunisian Foreign Minister Mongi Slim
Expresses Desire to Meet with Rusk to
Discuss UN Matters and U.S.-Tunisian 1098
Relations.
1087 Outgoing Telegram #129. Fr: George W. Ball.
To: U.S. Embassy, Tunis.
September 25,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Statement by Francis H. Russell on
Presenting His Credentials as U.S.
Ambassador to Tunisia. 1100
1089 Note. Fr: Bromley K. Smith. To: William H.
Brubeck.
October 5,1962.1p. JFK#NA.
"For Your Information and Files. Signed
Original Was Handed to Ambassador
Russell." 1101
1090 Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Habib
Bourguiba, Sr.
Octobers, 1962. 1p. JFK#NA.
Letter from Kennedy Introducing New U.S.
Ambassador Francis Russell to Tunisian
President Bourguiba.
1091 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. 1103
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 2,1962. 1 p. JFK#NA. OUO. 1104
Suggested Personal Message from John F. 1106
Kennedy to Tunisian President Habib
Bourguiba, Sr.
1092 Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Habib
Bourguiba, Sr.
October 5,1962. 1 p. JFK#NA. 1107
Letter from Kennedy Introducing New U.S.
Ambassador Francis Russell to Tunisian -"
President Bourguiba.
1093 Note. Fr: Polly A. Yates. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA. 1109
"Understand Mr. Komer Sent His Copy Back
with Note to Mr. Kaysen. Want to See His
Note (I Have Never Seen It but Might Be Able
to Locate It) Or Should I Just Ask Mr.
O'Donnell's Office." 1110
1095 Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
September 19,1962.1p. JFK#NA.
Appointment with John F. Kennedy for 1111
Francis H. Russell, U.S. Ambassador to
Tunisia.
1096 Biographical Sketch. Fr: NA. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Biographical Sketch of Francis H. Russell,
U.S. Ambassador to Tunisia.
Document
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
November 21, 1962.1p. JFK#NA.
U.S. Ambassador Walter N. Walmsley, Jr.,
Returns from His Post in Tunisia.
Department of Army Message. Fr: Joint
Chiefs of Staff. To: U.S. Commander in Chief,
Europe.
December 6,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. OUO.
U.S. Defense Department Approves Air
Shipment of Fourteen Thousand Blankets for
Tunisia.
Memorandum. Fr: William H. Brubeck. To:
McGeorge Bundy.
December 26,1962.1p. JFK#NA.
Holiday Greetings from President Habib
Bourguiba, Sr., of Tunisia to John F.
Kennedy.
Incoming Telegram #353. Fr: Francis H.
Russell. To: Dean Rusk.
December 29,1962. 2pp. JFK#NA. LOU.
Official Account of Military and Civilian Plot
against Government of Tunisian President
Habib Bourguiba, Sr.
Tunisia•January 1963-November
1963.
Inventory List. 2pp.
Outgoing Telegram #265. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Tunis.
February 28, 1963.1p. JFK#NA. C. 1/28/76.
John F. Kennedy Declines Invitation to Visit
Tunisia.
Outgoing Telegram #79. Fr: Dean Rusk.
To: U.S. Embassy, Tunis.
August 27, 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA.
John F. Kennedy's Message to International
Trade Fair at Tunis.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: Dean Rusk.
August 19, 1963.1p. JFK#NA.
Suggested Presidential Message for U.S.
Exhibition at International Trade Fair at Tunis.
Draft Message. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: NA.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Kennedy's Message to International Trade
Fair at Tunis.
Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
October 25,1963.1p. JFK#NA. LOU.
Farewell Call on John F. Kennedy by
Tunisian Ambassador Habib Bourguiba, Jr.
Tunisia/Reel 12 275

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1112 Incoming Telegram #803. Fr: John H. 1117
Ferguson. To: Dean Rusk.
November 8, 1963. 1p. JFK#NA. C. 1/28/76.
Tunisian Relations with Government of
Morocco and President Ahmed Ben Bella of
Algeria. 1118
1113 Letter. Fr: Habib Bourguiba, Jr. To: John F.
Kennedy.
November 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Farewell Message from Tunisian 1119
Ambassador Habib Bourguiba, Jr.
1115 Draft Letter. Fr: NA. To: Habib Bourguiba, Jr.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Kennedy's Reply to Farewell Message from.
Tunisian Ambassador Habib Bourguiba, Jr.
1116 Memorandum. Fr: Benjamin H. Read.
To: McGeorge Bundy.
November 19, 1963.1p. JFK#NA.
Suggested Reply for John F. Kennedy to
Letter from Tunisian Ambassador Habib
Bourguiba, Jr.
Document
Draft Letter. Fr: John F. Kennedy. To: Habib
Bourguiba, Jr.
NA. 1p.JFK#NA.
Kennedy's Reply to Farewell Message from
Tunisian Ambassador Habib Bourguiba, Jr.
Note. Fr: McGeorge Bundy. To: Benjamin H.
Read.
November 12,1963. 1p. JFK#NA.
"For Recommendation."
Letter. Fr: Habib Bourguiba, Jr. To: John F.
Kennedy.
November 1963. 2pp. JFK#NA.
Farewell Message from Tunisian
Ambassador Habib Bourguiba, Jr.
276 Tunisia/Reel 12

AUTHOR INDEX
The following index lists the authors or originators of documents contained inthis collection. The numbers located below
each author's name identify where these documents can be found. Each number consists of a reel number located to the
left of the colon and a four-digit frame number after the colon. For example, 9: 0287 indicates a document located on Reel
9 at Frame 0287.
Abrams, Eugene B.
9: 0745, 0751
Achilles, Theodore C.
1:0518
Adoula, Cyrille
3: 0861; 4: 0353, 0354, 0558, 0622, 0623, 0739;
5: 0140, 0142, 0528, 0530, 0531. 0596, 0630,
0632
African-American Institute
1:0003
Agency for International Development (AID)
1:0984
American Battle Monuments Commission
12:0718
Anderson, George
5:0794; 6:0147; 10:0207
Associated Press
3:0630
Attwood, William H.
1: 0249, 0253; 2: 0284; 9: 0572, 0576, 0579, 0603,
0619, 0623, 0640, 0646, 0664, 0705, 0706, 0770,
0776, 0778, 0783, 0785, 0788, 0789, 0894, 0901,
0904, 0910-0912, 0921, 0939, 0949,1015-1018,
1021, 1030, 1032
Augustini, Kmina
12:0167
Bahizi, Cervais
3:0587
Ball, [?]
9:1029
Ball, George W.
1: 0336, 0506, 0508; 2: 0291, 0441, 0466, 0824,
0825, 0997; 3:0356, 0438, 0841, 0842, 0997;
4: 0142, 0163, 0165, 0173, 0187, 0191, 0193,
0254, 0300, 0388, 0405, 0411, 0413, 0418, 0420,
0421, 0434, 0601, 0700, 0773, 0818, 0822;
5:0244, 0478, 0558, 0628, 0693, 0702, 0704,
0706, 0722, 0724, 0731, 0744, 0750, 0755, 0785,
0797, 0800, 0802, 0805, 0821, 0824, 0827, 0829,
0840, 0855,0857, 0860, 0861, 0862, 0872, 0876,
0877, 0893, 0910, 0920, 0921, 0922, 0924;
6: 0063, 0065, 0066, 0068, 0071, 0072, 0078,
0085, 0123, 0126, 0288, 0327, 0336, 0340, 0345,
0361, 0474, 0476, 0477-0479, 0615, 0631, 0648,
0649, 0653,0656, 0667, 0687, 0689, 0690, 0692,
0847, 0858,0966, 0967, 0974,1046,1047,1059,
1070,1071,1073; 7:0057, 0059, 0108-0110,
0147, 0172,0220, 0227-0231, 0714; 8: 0178,
0182, 0195, 0197, 0250, 0256, 0258, 0275, 0370,
0383, 0389, 0391, 0394, 0395, 0400, 0439, 0444,
0571, 0623; 9:0144, 0155, 0283, 0287, 0293,
0294, 0486, 0496, 0650, 078, 0711, 0787, 0793,
0804-0806, 0976,1028; 10: 0139, 0220, 0245,
0469, 0750, 0756, 0780, 0905, 0926, 1014, 1063,
1064, 1066; 11: 0039, 0060, 0067, 0078, 0202,
0290, 0295, 0300, 0304, 0308, 0403, 0444, 0451,
0502, 0504, 0507, 0529, 0547, 0563, 0676;
12: 0019, 0074, 0126, 0251, 0361, 0514, 0523,
0526,0530,0602, 1087
Baluba Rallying Movement
4:0745, 0749
Bangoura, Karim
9:1039,1045;10:0157
Barrows, Leland J.
8:0442
Author Index 277

Bartlett, Frederic P.
5: 0768
Batson, Douglas N.
2: 0272
Battle, Lucius D.
1: 0081, 0087, 0091, 0092, 0106, 0107, 0110. 0114,
0117, 0170, 0229, 0234, 0328, 0334, 0335, 0380,
0382, 0390, 0394, 0412, 0480, 0491 ; 2:0702,
0766, 0802, 0876, 0881, 0912, 0969; 3:0130,
0295, 0498, 0499, 0510, 0512, 0514, 0617, 0619,
0627, 0632, 0638, 0639, 0717, 0760, 0761, 0763,
0764, 0767, 0769, 0771, 0773, 0786, 07889, 0827,
0835, 0836, 0860, 0979, 0981, 0988, 0990, 0993,
1000, 1010; 4: 0038, 0058, 0060, 0063, 0066,
0069, 0074, 0076, 0079, 0080, 0084, 0095, 0101,
0117, 0124,0150, 0152, 0175, 0213,0219, 0253,
0301, 0314, 0348, 0352, 0361, 0363, 0366, 0370,
0389, 0390,0415, 0447, 0452, 0469,0480, 0488,
0491, 0501, 0514, 0528, 0536, 0538, 0555, 0557,
0571, 0585, 0600; 7: 0613, 0616, 0626, 0807;
8: 0124, 0130, 0154, 0169, 0170, 0173, 0209,
0210, 0222, 0229, 0249, 0257, 0263,0269, 0274,
0452, 0461, 0514, 0535, 0539, 0545; 9: 0588,
0597, 0608, 0612, 0634, 0649, 0665, 0691, 0693,
0699, 0701, 0721, 0727, 0729, 0733, 0734;
10: 0176, 0186, 0230, 0243, 0585, 0598, 0599,
0610, 0616, 0634, 0637, 0650, 0654, 0663, 0667,
0674, 0675, 0689, 0700, 0710, 0714, 0718, 0865,
0877, 0886, 0887, 0894, 0896, 0901, 0902,1038,
1043, 1058; 11: 0395, 0396, 0405; 12:0060, 0062,
0066, 0069, 0071, 0079, 0102, 0106,0127, 0698,
0701, 0704, 0751, 0756, 0771, 0775, 0981,1075,
1079
Belgian Home Service
3:0605
Belk, Samuel E.
1: 0079, 0169, 0183, 0354, 0355, 0359, 0378, 0396,
0625, 0646; 2: 0036, 0047, 0052, 0055-0057,
0060, 0552, 0556, 0608; 3: 0030, 0044, 0046,
0051, 0091, 0375, 0444, 0603, 0804, 0822, 0832,
0858, 0968; 4: 0541, 0947; 5:0301, 0554, 0605;
7: 0799; 8: 0231, 0291 ; 9: 0311, 0611, 0690, 0728,
0888; 10: 0201, 0609, 0615, 0625, 0631, 0688,
0879; 11: 0431, 0612; 12: 0009, 0067, 0077, 0098,
0547
Bell, David E.
1:1003; 3: 0756; 9: 0528
Belman, Murray
7: 0804; 8: 0220
Bingham, Jonathan B.
4: 0034
Blair, William M.
3:0292
Blancke, W. Wendell
3: 0415, 0419, 0753, 0982. 0984; 5: 0018, 0475,
0673; 6: 0290, 0448, 0449, 0926; 7: 0139, 0247,
0358, 0595
Blue, William L.
3: 0342; 7:0275, 0405
Blumenthal, W. Michael
1:0484
Boaten, F. E.
9: 0285
Bohlen, Charles E.
2: 0329, 0581, 0628; 10: 0793
Bohlen, David B.
9: 0270
Bonsai, Phillip W.
2:0968, 0994; 12:1060
Bourguiba, Habib, Jr.
12:1113,1115,1119
Bourguiba, Habib, Sr.
12:0666,0776,0856,0880
Bowles, Chester
1: 0059, 0077, 0236, 0761, 0926, 0928, 1001 ;
2: 0170; 3: 0005, 0006, 0016, 0624, 0738; 5: 0169,
0170, 0209; 8: 0140, 0217, 0218, 0227, 0252;
9: 0593, 0831 ; 10: 0202, 0651, 0816; 11: 0385,
0388; 12:0097
Boyd, Alan S.
1: 0549, 0550, 0777
Bramble, Harlan P.
4:0357
Brown, Harold
2: 0493. 0494
Brubeck, William H.
1: 0551, 0571, 0626, 0630, 0674. 0862; 2: 0023,
0024, 0027, 0041, 0045, 0061, 0064, 0067, 0124,
0167, 0168, 0191, 0264, 0324, 0332, 0343, 0434,
0495, 0497, 0530, 0531, 0538, 0566, 0576, 0606,
0630, 0677; 3: 0387, 0447, 0531, 0537, 0542,
0544; 4: 0599, 0604,0605, 0615, 0621, 0624,
0627, 0632, 0676, 0678, 0692, 0695, 0715, 0724,
0725, 0738, 0741, 0744, 0751, 0794, 0799, 0838,
0862, 0865, 0895, 0937, 0945, 0953, 0974;
5: 0005, 0015-0017, 0021, 0029, 0138, 0148,
0233, 0252, 0259, 0265, 0268, 0274, 0276, 0302,
0470, 0486, 0495, 0496, 0510, 0515, 0533, 0615,
0620, 0906; 7: 0630,0641, 0651, 0654, 0659,
0665, 0704, 0712, 0715, 0722; 8: 0594, 0604,
0619, 0621, 0626, 0631, 0646, 0649, 0651, 0668,
0675, 0677, 0705, 0718, 0764, 0784, 0804, 0819,
0831, 0833, 0840, 0842, 0862, 0867, 0931, 0934,
0939, 0968, 0999,1024, 1051; 9: 0006, 0010,
0012, 0032, 0042, 0046, 0066, 0095, 0120, 0157,
0176, 0177, 0198, 0237, 0261, 0265, 0269, 0274,
0284, 0490, 0508, 0540, 0749, 0755, 0760, 0779,
278 Author Index

Brubeck, William H. cont.
0786. 0794, 0798, 0799, 0802, 0807, 0808, 0842,
0889, 0891, 0893, 0895, 0913, 0919, 0923, 0926,
0934, 0938, 0941, 0946, 0951, 0956, 0959, 0965,
0969, 0982, 0989, 0995, 1000, 1001,1007,1036,
1038,1044; 10: 0015, 0037, 0041, 0042, 0056,
0086, 0087, 0121, 0146, 0181, 0246-0248, 0251,
0254, 0262, 0266, 0407, 0408, 0419,0421, 0423,
0438, 0442, 0443, 0446, 0461, 0471, 0727, 0759,
0763, 0773, 0776, 0781, 0792, 0805, 0836, 0980,
0983, 0999,1003,1022; 11: 0058, 0062, 0063,
0070, 0071, 0074, 0075, 0095, 0176, 0196, 0205,
0227, 0229, 0233, 0236, 0243, 0257, 0280, 0282,
0296, 0310, 0317, 0321, 0326, 0346,0352, 0372,
0375, 0414, 0417, 0419, 0456, 0493,0560, 0561,
0630, 0655, 0664, 0699, 0706; 12: 0132, 0154,
0180, 0190, 0200, 0203, 0208, 0211, 0215, 0216,
0223, 0228, 0255, 0264, 0285, 0297, 0312, 0348,
0517, 0524, 0532, 0533, 0645, 0646, 0648, 1091,
1095,1097,1100
Bruce, David K. E.
1: 0628; 3: 0028; 4: 0644, 0645, 0652, 0658, 0662,
0665, 0667, 0673; 5:0675, 0682, 0710; 6: 0113,
0270, 0620, 0626, 0663, 0666, 0674, 0684, 0732,
0734, 0982, 0983; 9: 0186; 10: 0869, 0883, 0912,
0962,1048; 11: 0134; 12: 0090
Brussels Domestic Service
4: 0972
Bundy, McGeorge
1:0120, 0185, 0240, 0353, 0485, 0562; 2: 0263,
0460, 0574, 0575, 0577, 0685, 0839, 0923, 0930,
0944, 0946, 0947; 3: 0284, 0592, 0766, 0779;
4:0116, 0179, 0184, 0189, 0190, 0299, 0579,
0580, 0582, 0591, 0861 ; 5: 0312, 0491, 0631,
0796; 7: 0428, 0724; 8: 0068, 0114, 0116, 0331,
0416, 0417, 0422; 9:0667, 0929, 0944, 0986;
10:0011, 0127, 0151, 0184, 0803,1026; 11: 0357,
0374, 0394, 0417, 0443, 0449, 0661-0663;
12:0058, 0089, 0310, 0311, 0652, 1118
Bundy, William P.
5: 0469, 0474, 0479, 0482, 0577
Byrne, Thomas R.
12:0131, 0133, 0134, 0140, 0142, 0144, 0146, 0149,
0169, 0170, 0173-0175, 0177, 0182, 0333, 0338-
0340, 0582-0584
Caldwell, Oliver J.
1:0369
Calhoun, Chad F.
8: 0128
Calhoun, John A.
3: 0506, 0507, 0517, 0518, 0520, 0523, 0526, 0529,
0532, 0534, 0539
Campbell, Waldemar B.
11:0709
Canup, William C.
3:0740, 0745
Carnahan, Albert Sidney Johnson
1:0877:11:0410,0411,0418
Carson, [James L?]
8:0429, 0455; 10: 0709
Carson, James
7:0706, 0740, 0742, 0744, 0746, 0754
Cassilly, Thomas A.
6: 0052, 0432; 10: 0013, 0028, 0030, 0039, 0040,
0043, 0073
Catlett, Don V.
11:0048
Chapín, Frederick L.
3:0504
Chase, Gordon
8:0933;9:1034
CIA
2: 0160, 0171, 0240, 0539, 0617, 0678, 0743, 0833,
0841, 0847; 3: 0403, 0437; 4:0503, 0875, 0965;
5: 0044, 0231, 0256, 0516, 0591, 0616, 0845,
0908; 6: 0823; 7: 0145, 0602; 8: 0300, 0712, 0888;
9: 0898
CIA Office of Current Intelligence
9:0115, 0248; 11:0634
Civil Aeronautics Board
1:0778
Clark, Gilbert E.
2: 0533, 0571 ; 11: 0607, 0610
Cleveland, Harlan
1:0681 ; 5: 0074, 0242, 0329; 10: 0045; 11:0496
Clifton, Chester V.
3:0125; 4: 0376; 12: 0755
Coffin, Frank M.
9:0914
Colle, Helen
7:0752; 10: 0997; 11:0375; 12: 0020
Cook, Mercer
10:0681,0687
Coombs, Philip H.
1:0099,0171,0230
Coote, Wendell B.
8:0464
Corcoran, Thomas J.
7:0748
Cornells, Joseph F.
4:0364, 0365
Croquez, [?]
4:0367, 0369
Cutler, Lloyd N.
8:0186
Cyr, Leo G.
7:0143; 12:1085, 1086
Author Index 279

Dadet, Emmanuel J.
4: 0573, 0574
Dalton, Major
2: 0801
Darlington, Charles F.
9:0288;11:0191
Dean, Johnathan
4: 0878, 0885, 0905, 0928, 0931 ; 5: 0067;
6:1035,1036, 1043, 1044, 1056,1086,1091;
7: 0011, 0014, 0019, 0022, 0028, 0030, 0032,
0047, 0049, 0051-0054, 0062, 0076, 0093, 0097,
0099, 0100,0128, 0129, 0131, 0135, 0159, 0161,
0165, 0179, 0185, 0187, 0206, 0209, 0211, 0213,
0215, 0222, 0240, 0241, 0243, 0257, 0258, 0260,
0261, 0265, 0270, 0301, 0302, 0304, 0306-0308,
0312, 0316, 0318, 0320, 0321, 0343, 0344, 0348,
0350, 0351, 0352, 0389, 0390, 0392, 0395, 0397,
0399, 0401-0403, 0417, 0419-0422, 0424, 0427,
0430, 0434, 0459, 0461, 0464, 0465, 0467, 0469,
0470, 0472, 0498-0501, 0503-0505, 0532, 0534,
0576, 0578, 0580-0583, 0585, 0589
Defense Intelligence Agency
1:0075;4:0896
Delegation Permanente du Katanga in Brussels
4:0183
Deming, Oleott H.
1:0896; 2: 0316
Denise, Auguste
10:0477,0478, 0480
Dickinson, Dwight
10:0668,0752
Dodd, Thomas J.
4:0071,0816,0841;5:0023
Dormán, John
12:1067
Dorros, Leon G.
4: 0383
Duggan, William R.
1: 0036, 0579; 11: 0709; 12: 0048, 0053, 0056, 0076,
0110,0114,0611
Duke, Angler Blddle
1:0102;11:0386
Dulles, Allen W.
2: 0711 ; 3: 0575
Dumont, Donald A.
7: 0814; 9: 0673; 11:0339, 0348, 0350
Dungan, Ralph A.
1: 0753; 4: 0342, 0358, 0583, 0590, 0814, 0864;
8:0133, 0459, 0534, 0662; 11: 0053; 12: 0152,
0196
Dunn, L. M.
8: 0424
Dutton, Frederick G.
4: 0192; 7:1016, 1017
Earman, J. S.
2: 0742
Easum, Donald B.
10:0165
Edmondson, William B.
9:0083,0201,0209,0216
Eisenburg, Robert
4: 0399
Ekern, Halvor O.
11:0397
Elbrlck, C. Burke
3: 0009, 0011, 0012, 0026, 0092, 0114, 0117,0121,
0260, 0264, 0272, 0286, 0290, 0325, 0327, 0330,
0373, 0382, 0394, 0398; 6: 0196
Emmerson, John K.
3: 0837, 0854; 5: 0745, 0769, 0838, 0839, 0843;
6:0186; 8: 0251 ; 10:0868, 0875, 0882
Eng le, James B.
8:0664, 0693, 0696, 0958, 0960, 0962, 0967;
9:0221,0223,0227
Ensminger, Douglas
9: 0820, 0823
Ersteln, Richard
8:0113
Ethiopian Herald
2: 0528
Ferguson, C. Vaughan, Jr.
2:0315
Ferguson, John H.
12:1112
Finletter, Thomas K.
3: 0010; 12:0095
Flenner, Robert H.
3: 0367; 7: 0064
Fliflet, Arne T.
1:0384
Foreign Broadcast Information Service
7: 0543; 8:0754
Foulon, Robert C.
1:0692
Fredericks, J. Wayne
1: 0647; 2: 0447; 4: 0572; 7:0827
Freudenhelm, Milt
3:0445
Freund, Richard
1: 0249, 0253, 0864, 0870, 0872, 0874, 0881, 0891,
0899; 10:1051, 1055; 11: 0029
Fumas, Howard
4: 0907; 5: 0240
280 Author Index

Galbraith, John Kenneth
1: 0401 ; 4: 0596; 6: 0590, 0716, 0735
Gallagher, Charles F.
12:0911
Garvey, Willard W.
12:0765
Gavin, James M.
1: 0547, 0611, 0615; 2: 0706, 0738, 0741, 0759,
0769, 0771,0775, 0779, 0784, 0790, 0806, 0813,
0815, 0826, 0828, 0830, 0844, 0850, 0885, 0886,
0897, 0900, 0902, 0922, 0942, 0943, 0949, 0952,
0957, 0958, 0982, 0987, 0991, 0992; 5:0753,
0905. 0906; 6: 0685, 0813, 0850, 1045; 7: 0622;
12:1019,1034, 1037, 1038,1073
Geaneas, Zachary P.
4: 0531
General Assembly, UN
4: 0228, 0236, 0239, 0241, 0243
Geren, Paul F.
2: 0025, 0438; 10: 0946, 0966, 0972, 0978, 0989,
1005, 1007,1013,1030; 11: 0532
Ghanaian Foreign Affairs Ministry
8:1002
Gibson, William G.
5: 0652, 0657
Glzenga, Antoine
3: 0583
Godley, George McMurtrle
4: 0422, 0429; 5:0650, 0659, 0674, 0681, 0688;
6: 0136, 0137, 0144, 0149, 0167, 0168, 0170,
0172, 0187, 0980, 0984, 1002, 1013, 1020
Good, Robert C.
8: 0371
Goodpaster, Andrew J.
7: 0769, 0772, 0776
Gordon, Abraham L
5: 0684
Gore, Albert, Sr.
8: 0293
Government of South Kasai Province, DRC
4: 0628, 0630
Green, James F.
8: 0246, 0273, 0276, 0550, 0551, 0559, 0561, 0562,
0564, 0574, 0592, 0597, 0599, 0607, 0622, 0632,
0635, 0636-0638, 0817, 0837, 0838
Green, James W.
3:0402
Greene, Joseph N., Jr.
3:0119
Gullion, Edmund A.
2: 0356; 3: 0396, 0413, 0432,0466; 4: 0035, 0036,
0144, 0155, 0168, 0185, 0216, 0217, 0292, 0332,
0407-0409, 0416, 0626, 0880, 0882, 0883, 0887,
0917, 0923; 5: 0300, 0321, 0556, 0580, 0625,
0716. 0729, 0730, 0733, 0734, 0738, 0754, 0758,
0759, 0761, 0764, 0767, 0771, 0784, 0788-0792,
0807, 0809-0813, 0815, 0818, 0830, 0832, 0835-
0837, 0841, 0842, 0853, 0863, 0866, 0873, 0878,
0897, 0898, 0900-0902, 0930, 0931, 0933, 0935,
0936, 0950, 0953, 0956, 0958, 0961, 0995, 0997,
0999,1025,1027,1046, 1049, 1074; 6: 0002-
0004, 0013, 0029, 0031, 0032, 0046-0050, 0057,
0058, 0073, 0076, 0081, 0090, 0093, 0098, 0103,
0106, 0114, 0116, 0197, 0199, 0205, 0208, 0211,
0213, 0217, 0222, 0224, 0237, 0240, 0241, 0245,
0256, 0258, 0268, 0272, 0274, 0278, 0279, 0281,
0285, 0289, 0292, 0302, 0307, 0314, 0316, 0318,
0320, 0322, 0324, 0328, 0329, 0341, 0343, 0349,
0356, 0362, 0363, 0365, 0382, 0383, 0385, 0387,
0390, 0401, 0402, 0404, 0406, 0418, 0428, 0430,
0445, 0451, 0452, 0457, 0459, 0466, 0468, 0469,
0483, 0485, 0489, 0491, 0498, 0502, 0504, 0507,
0508, 0513, 0526, 0529-0531, 0535, 0537, 0539,
0543, 0553, 0559, 0564, 0577, 0578, 0581. 0603,
0628, 0636, 0641, 0643, 0651, 0652, 0654, 0671,
0673, 0680, 0682, 0698-0700, 0702, 0712-0715,
0722, 0723, 0726, 0727, 0729, 0740, 0742, 0756,
0758, 0760, 0761, 0770, 0773, 0787, 0792, 0795,
0799, 0806-0808, 0811, 0821, 0826, 0840-0842,
0849, 0862, 0869, 0874, 0877, 0880, 0883, 0885,
0899, 0900, 0902, 0910, 0915, 0916, 0936, 0938,
0943, 0950, 0952, 0964, 1032, 1033, 1055, 1061,
1069,1074,1084,1085,1090;
7: 0017, 0039, 0043, 0044-0046, 0060, 0061,
0069, 0070-0072, 0074, 0082-0086, 0116-0119,
0121, 0124, 0152, 0153, 0155, 0173, 0193, 0194,
0197. 0199. 0201, 0202, 0223, 0236, 0237-0239,
0252, 0253, 0255, 0256, 0284, 0286, 0288-0292,
0295, 0296, 0300, 0335, 0336, 0338, 0341, 0375,
0376, 0378, 0382, 0384, 0388. 0409, 0411, 0432,
0436, 0444, 0446, 0449, 0455, 0457, 0481, 0486-
0489. 0492. 0516, 0517, 0519, 0520, 0523, 0524,
0526, 0552, 0555-0557, 0562-0566
Gussa, Fatn
12:0165
Halaby, N. E.
1:0515,0516
Halla, Philip J.
3: 0603; 5: 0647
Halm, W. M. Q.
7: 0812; 8: 0160, 0264, 0265
Author Index 281

Handley, William J.
10: 0711, 0716, 0732, 0736, 0762, 0769, 0783, 0795,
0799
Hansen, Kenneth R.
3:0031,0042
Hayes, Leo V.
5:0467
Hempstone, Smith
12:0084
Henderson, Warren A.
4:0614
Hennemyer, Robert T.
12:0059,0113,0125
Hennlqulau, [?]
11:0111
Hettinger, Converse
7:0617
Hilsman, Roger
1: 0472; 3: 0095, 0338, 0377; 4: 0559, 0560, 0843,
0919; 5: 0034, 0176, 0195; 7:0144; 8: 0211, 0223,
0924
Hoffacker, Lewis
4: 0056, 0098, 0309, 0535; 5: 0660, 0690, 0714,
0741, 0746, 0954, 0960, 1000, 1044,1060, 1063;
6: 0015, 0145, 0146, 0150-0154, 0169, 0171,
0190, 0198, 0204, 0225, 0242, 0273, 0299, 0304,
0369, 037Í, 0374, 0384, 0410, 0427, 0443, 0464,
0465, 0482, 0556, 0558, 0576, 0623, 0635, 0676,
0678, 0679, 0710, 0724, 0786, 0905, 0925, 0937,
0957, 0965, 0972, 0973, 0981, 0991,1008
Holborn, Frederick
12:0068
Hope, A. Guy
10: 0250, 0257, 0260, 0261, 0264, 0412, 0415, 0417,
0418
Hornby, Nina
8: 0956
Houphouet-Bolgny, Felix
10: 0178, 0179, 0267, 0447, 0454
Howe, Fisher
1:0387
Hughes, Thomas L
3: 0468; 5: 0220, 0458; 11: 0579
Hussey, William B.
2: 0271
Hutchinson, Edmond C.
1: 0736, 0739, 0745, 0754, 0772, 0999,1000;
2: 0457, 0458
Institute for International Education
1:0096
Jackson, Barbara Ward
3: 0600; 7: 0797
John, Fides
12:0159
Johnson, C. K.
8: 0783
Johnson, Charles E.
1: 0362; 4: 0115; 5: 0565; 8:0367
Johnson, Lyndon B.
10:0804
Johnson, Richard G.
2: 0761
Johnson, Robert H.
1:0039, 0041
Johnson, U. Alexis
2: 0472
Joint Chiefs of Staff
5:0664, 0962; 12:1098
Jones, G. Lewis
5:0904, 0988,1010; 12: 0072
Jones, John W.
10:0870
Jones, Roger W.
11:0054
Joseph, Susana
12:0161
Judd, Thomas M.
1:0897
Kaiser, Edgar F.
8: 0955
Kaiser, Philip M.
1: 0249, 0253; 8: 0261 ; 9: 0666, 0669, 0674
Kaiser Industries Corporation
7: 0861
Kasavubu,Joseph
3:0992; 4: 0214, 0218, 0717
Kasongo, Joseph
3: 0555; 4: 0492, 0496
Katangan Women's Federation
4:0746, 0747
Kayibanda, Grégoire
10:1046, 1047; 11: 0197, 0199, 0359
Kaysen, Carl
1: 0726, 0972; 2: 0071, 0194, 0200, 0251, 0266,
0318, 0340, 0469. 0499; 4: 0933, 0936, 0985,
0987, 0989; 5: 0024, 0025, 0055, 0087, 0146,
0155, 0168, 0215, 0217, 0229, 0247, 0248, 0303,
0308, 0319; 8: 0846, 0937,1048; 9: 0273, 0275,
0813, 0815, 0819, 0918; 10: 0035, 0441, 0979,
0992;12:0505
Keita, Modibo
10: 0586, 0613, 0636, 0669, 0690, 0692, 0760, 0761,
0764,0768,0809,0810
Kellermann, Henry J.
6:0949
282 Author Index

Kennedy, John F.
1: 0069, 0104, 0389, 0481 ; 2:0331, 0333, 0877,
0882; 3: 0509, 0511, 0612, 0825, 0828-0831,
0972, 0987, 0989; 4: 0057, 0059, 0061, 0147-
0149, 0312, 0315, 0575, 0581, 0586-0588, 0602,
0711, 0713, 0720, 0722, 0734, 0735, 0743, 0950-
0952, 0993; 5: 0022, 0270-0273, 0291-0293,
0295, 0297, 0311, 0493, 0497, 0563, 0566, 0579,
0817; 7: 0612, 0635; 8: 0172, 0230, 0259, 0537,
0540, 0605, 0606, 0645, 0647; 9: 0047, 0594,
0702, 0704, 0715, 0735, 0761, 0841, 0843, 0915,
0920, 0933, 0935, 0943, 0987. 0997; 10: 0089,
0095, 0152, 0175, 0177, 0183, 0255, 0258, 0439,
0444, 0450, 0592, 0608, 0671, 0775, 0778, 0779,
0900; 11: 0228, 0269, 0301, 0378, 0391, 0399,
0401, 0402, 0415; 12: 0070, 0100, 0103, 0191,
0201, 0207, 0209, 0587, 0647, 0649, 0651, 0702,
0774, 0982,1090,1092,1110,1117
Kent, Sherman
8:0319
Kidd, Coburn
1:0622
Kldder, Randolph A.
1: 0633; 11:0092
Klmba, Evariste
4:0176,0178,0611
Kirk, Northrop H.
9:0772,0801,0803
Klutznlck, Philip M.
3: 0791
Köhler, Foy D.
11:0513
Kolarek, Joseph C.
9: 0900
Komer, Robert W.
2:0880,0884,0909,0917
Korry, Edward M.
2: 0195, 0269, 0274, 0276, 0278, 0280, 0282, 0286,
0294. 0299, 0310, 0314, 0319, 0358, 0364, 0376,
0385, 0523, 0525
Kraft, Joseph
10:0191,0192,0194
Kretzmann, Edwin M. J.
10:0226
Kwawa, Rash Id I
12:0155
Labouisse, Henry
12:0997
LeBovit, Harry
1:0977
Legum, Colin
7: 0829, 0834
Lemarie, P. A., Jr.
5: 0765
LeMay, Curtis E.
5: 0207
Lemnitzer, L. L.
4: 0359; 5: 0709
Leo, Yaslnta
12:0163
Leonhart, William
1: 0865, 0878, 0888; 2: 0372; 9: 0498,1035,
1048;10: 0004, 0008, 0012; 12: 0183, 0185, 0192,
0195, 0205, 0217, 0226, 0227, 0229, 0231. 0235,
0241, 0248, 0258, 0259, 0265, 0271, 0274, 0277,
0288, 0294, 0299, 0303, 0307, 0316, 0320. 0325-
0327, 0330, 0334, 0342, 0349, 0355, 0356, 0358,
0360, 0509, 0511, 0512, 0527, 0536, 0539, 0540,
0543,0551,0572,0575
Lewis, Irving J.
3: 0631
Lewis, Mark B.
8: 0576; 9: 0232
Lewis, W. H.
1:0579
Lisbon International Service
7: 0023
Little, Edward S.
1: 0687; 2: 0439; 3: 0546; 7: 0719, 0726; 10: 0033;
11: 0292; 12: 0224, 0225, 0332, 0521, 0522
Lloyd, Rupert A.
10:0196
Loeb, James I.
10: 0120, 0135, 0143, 0145, 0166
Logan, Alan
9: 0809, 0961
Loumanza, Albert
5: 0569, 0570
Luthuli, Albert J.
1:0385, 0386
Lyon, Cecil B.
2: 0692, 0698, 0925; 5: 0939
MacArthur, Douglas, II
1: 0469; 4: 0151, 0167, 0188, 0542; 5: 0234, 0246,
0537, 0977, 0981, 0983, 0985,1001, 1004, 1006,
1008,1028,1030,1032,1039,1048,1051,1077,
1078, 1080, 1083, 1097; 6: 0012, 0021, 0059,
0119, 0128, 0260, 0308, 0358, 0525, 0546, 0548,
0573, 0587, 0592, 0608, 0610, 0621, 0624. 0668,
0709, 0751, 0816, 0838, 0839, 0868, 0927, 0928,
0940. 0959,1087; 7:0029, 0081, 0140, 0141,
0218, 0537, 0600; 11:0118, 0137, 0210-0213.
0241. 0253, 0254, 0288, 0303, 0306, 0314, 0332,
0343
McCafferty, Arthur
12: 0548
McClintock, [?]
8: 0780
Author Index 283

McComas, Ralph W.
1:0365
McConaughy, Walter P.
6:1089
McGhee, George C.
1: 0268, 0269; 3: 0618; 4:0375, 0791, 0908, 0986;
5:0051,0275:8:0588
McGlauflln, Arthur M.
1:0748,0982,0983
Mcllvalne, Robinson
7: 0618, 0625, 0629, 0634, 0646, 0699, 0700, 0702,
0708, 0711, 0750, 0756, 0757; 8:0959
McKeirnan, Thomas P.
10: 0738, 0742, 0744, 0747, 0749, 0753, 0786
McKesson, John A.
5: 0534; 10: 0079, 0113
McKillop, David H.
5: 0685; 6: 0411, 0460, 0462, 0993, 0995, 1010,
1027,1060; 11: 0141, 0148, 0149, 0173, 0338
McNamara, Francis T.
6:1076
McNamara, Robert S.
3: 0280; 11: 0433, 0643, 0669; 12: 0604
Maga, Hubert
7: 0614, 0615, 0720, 0728-0730
Mahamba, Alexandre
4:0502
Mahoney, William P., Jr.
2: 0353; 8: 0610, 0611, 0615-0617, 0648, 0654,
0658, 0663, 0673, 0679, 0682, 0688, 0707, 0708,
0722, 0728,0729, 0732, 0734, 0738, 0740-0743,
0752, 0755, 0757, 0759, 0761, 0767, 0769, 0770,
0775, 0777-0779, 0781, 0782, 0786, 0791, 0798,
0803, 0805, 0808, 0814, 0816, 0823, 0825, 0839,
0845, 0857, 0858, 0864, 0870, 0872, 0875, 0880,
0881, 0884, 0886, 0894, 0898-0900, 0905, 0908,
0914, 0916, 0921, 0926, 0927, 0944, 0951, 0953,
0957, 0969, 0974, 0976, 0981, 0983, 0984, 0994,
0951, 0953, 0957, 0969, 0974, 0976, 0981, 0983,
0984, 0994, 0996, 0997, 1004,1005, 1007, 1010,
1012, 1017,1030, 1032, 1035,1036, 1041, 1043,
1049, 1054, 1061,1063; 9: 0016, 0018, 0024,
0030, 0033, 0034, 0036, 0040, 0054, 0063, 0065,
0073, 0076, 0092, 0098, 0104, 0105, 0110, 0121,
0124, 0126, 0129, 0134, 0139, 0140, 0143, 0145,
0148, 0150-0152, 0160, 0162, 0165, 0171, 0173,
0179, 0181, 0191, 0195, 0242, 0244, 0247, 0257,
0259, 0276, 0278, 0280, 0282, 0292, 0298, 0300,
0301, 0506, 0507, 0509, 0532, 0542, 0543, 0544
Manbey, David
11: 0088, 0096, 0120, 0123, 0132, 0135, 0138, 0139,
0144, 0146, 0150, 0157, 0158, 0164, 0168, 0171,
0174, 0175, 0192, 0215, 0217, 0223, 0224, 0235,
0328, 0337
284
Manfull, Melvin
2:0986;8:0460,0513
Martin, [?]
11:0160
Martin, Graham A.
2: 0961; 3: 0127; 10:0638
Massamba-Debat, Alphonse
5:0550,0551,0553
Mathlas, Angelina Matilde
12:0158
Meagher, John P.
8: 0826
Merchant, Livingston T.
8: 0179; 9:0268
Michael, Teresa
12:0166
Miller, Francis P.
3:0131
Minaffet, Leo
3:0587
Moose, James S., Jr.
5: 0726; 8:0451
Morgan, George A.
12:0968
Morris, Brewster H.
1:0619; 2: 0626; 7: 0541
Muhirwa, Andre
11:0115,0230
Mulcahy, Edward W.
1:0507; 6: 0020; 10:0891
Munongo, Godefroid
4:0176,0178
Murrow, Edward R.
1:0875; 8: 0111
Mutakawadiloma, Charles
4:0386,0391,0393
Mwambutsa IV
11:0114
Newman, Gloria
9: 0930
Newsom, David D.
2: 0609
The New Republic
8: 0129
New York Times
1:0397
Nitze, Paul
5: 0205
Nkrumah, Kwame
7: 0947, 0991; 8: 0034, 0134, 0135, 0171, 0175,
0272, 0453, 0547, 0650, 0706, 0863, 1053;
9: 0067
North, Thomas
12:0717
Author Index

Noyes, Charles P.
7: 0020
Nyerere, Julius
12: 0115, 0117, 0118, 0263, 0313, 0317, 0653, 0659
Nzuzl, Alphonse
4: 0698
O'Brien, Lawrence
12:0046
Office of the Chief of Protocol
11: 0267; 12: 0562
Office of White House Press Secretary
8: 0284; 10: 0027, 0235; 11: 0195, 0285;
12:0640,0641
Olds, Herbert V.
11: 0008, 0013, 0016, 0027, 0087, 0097, 0103, 0108,
0193, 0194, 0201, 0209, 0239, 0242, 0315, 0316,
0334
O'Sullivan, James L.
3: 0411
Owen, Henry
1:0578
Palmer, Joseph, II
2: 0378; 4: 0433; 6:0112, 0753
Partner, Peter
12:0950
Penfield, James K.
8: 0074
Piccard, Frederick P., Ill
12:0357
Pinto, Louis I.
7: 0627, 0637, 0643
Plimpton, Francis
1: 0730; 3: 0257, 0324, 0370; 5: 0143; 6: 0183, 0347,
0503; 7: 0506, 0507, 0509, 0624; 10:0981 ;
11: 0045, 0622, 0624, 0654; 12:1059
Policy Planning Council
1:0123;2:0205,0631
Polk, W. R.
2:0858
Porter, William J.
2: 0763, 0785, 0793, 0795, 0827, 0895, 0911, 0924,
0940, 0955, 0956, 0959, 0971, 0976, 0979, 0989;
3: 0421
PouHada, Leon
1: 0249, 0253, 0256, 0261 ; 7:0747, 0755; 8: 0446;
9:0102,0107
President of Grand Council of Katanga
5:0313,0315
Quist, Noi
8: 0578
Radio Accra
8: 0270
Raymond, [?]
3:0852
Read, Benjamin H.
2: 0484, 0591, 0594, 0596, 0613, 0616; 5: 0529,
0541, 0543, 0549, 0561, 0568, 0574, 0578, 0583,
0588, 0592, 0595, 0598, 0604, 0610, 0614, 0619,
0621, 0623, 0629; 7:0732, 0734, 0736, 0749,
0753; 9: 0307, 0511,0512, 0523, 0535, 0537,
0548, 0557; 10: 0060, 0067, 0077, 0091, 0097,
0101, 0106, 0125, 0136, 0140, 0149, 0153, 0156,
0162, 0476, 0479, 0482, 0802, 0806, 0807,1015,
1019,1027; 11:0376, 0380, 0420, 0421, 0467,
0494, 0539, 0571, 0597, 0642, 0668, 0697;
12: 0021, 0022, 0364, 0654, 0657, 0658,1109,
1111,1116
Reams, R. Borden
8: 0420; 10:0173, 0188, 0204, 0205,0213, 0214,
0216, 0218, 0221, 0222, 0227, 0233, 0234, 0236,
0244
Redington, Robert J.
3:0541
Reed, Henry C.
3: 0358, 0392, 0427-0429, 0440, 0442
Reinhardt, George F.
2:0614
Rendahl, John D.
1:0392,0393
Reuter, Richard W.
1:0976
Rhetts, Charles EL
3:0441
Roberto, Holden
3: 0390
Rogers, Charles E.
10:1032
Root, John
12:0764
Ross, Claude G.
9: 0687, 0697, 0700
Rostow, Walt W.
1: 0073, 0083, 0691; 2:0130, 0857; 3: 0106, 0110,
0599, 0765, 0784, 0853; 7: 0802, 0825; 8: 0069;
10: 0589; 11:0707; 12: 0607, 0758, 0763
Rowan, Carl T.
1:0060; 8: 0418
Rowen, Henry S.
1:0067
Rudellat, Jeannette
1:0483
Author Index 285

Rusk, Dean
1: 0031, 0032, 0035, 0085, 0113, 0184, 0186, 0197,
0198, 0363, 0364, 0606, 0672, 0677, 0727, 0866,
0868, 0884-0887, 0889, 0890; 2: 0003, 0030,
0031, 0037, 0049, 0070, 0072, 0074, 0261, 0268,
0334, 0428,0473, 0479, 0510, 0514, 0517, 0564,
0578, 0603, 0683, 0689, 0696, 0708, 0728, 0736,
0797, 0810,0812, 0887, 0892, 0910, 0920, 0921,
0928, 0932, 0935, 0970; 3: 0007, 0020, 0022,
0025, 0088,0132, 0135, 0251, 0268, 0271, 0277,
0283. 0332,0334, 0340, 0344, 0352, 0361, 0369,
0393, 0423, 0430, 0527, 0536, 0557, 0573, 0574,
0577, 0602, 0622, 0633, 0737, 0780; 4: 0010,
0021, 0024, 0030, 0032, 0033, 0043, 0046, 0064,
0072, 0082, 0110, 0119, 0244, 0307, 0318, 0338,
0341, 0382, 0441, 0443, 0462, 0577, 0640, 0642,
0681, 0736, 0914, 0915, 0943, 0966, 0982, 0994;
5: 0026, 0028, 0095, 0154, 0235, 0238, 0261,
0267, 0286, 0289, 0296, 0317, 0326, 0506, 0507,
0606, 0640, 0644, 0661, 0699, 0773, 0822, 0847,
0848, 0887, 0891, 0929, 0941, 0943. 0945, 0965,
0967, 0968, 0970, 0972, 0973, 0989, 0991, 0993,
0994, 1014, 1017, 1018, 1019, 1021,1023,1033,
1036, 1037, 1042, 1043, 1050, 1058,1065,1069,
1072, 1093, 1095, 1099, 1100; 6: 0008, 0010,
0017, 0019, 0022, 0037, 0039, 0040, 0041, 0044,
0053, 0055, 0134, 0135, 0139, 0155, 0157, 0158,
0160, 0166, 0174, 0179-0181, 0188, 0192, 0193,
0195, 0239, 0244, 0251, 0253, 0271. 0275, 0276,
0280, 0392, 0394, 0396, 0399, 0412, 0413, 0415,
0417, 0440, 0442. 0470, 0472, 0495, 0500, 0506,
0550, 0567, 0580, 0585, 0591, 0598, 0602, 0703,
0719, 0721, 0737, 0739, 0745, 0747, 0767, 0777,
0780, 0803,0805, 0814, 0825, 0834, 0860, 0891,
0898, 0911, 0929, 0955, 0986, 0994,1012,1015,
1030, 1062,1068,1092; 7: 0065, 0248, 0249,
0251, 0276, 0327, 0328, 0331, 0363, 0366, 0367,
0369, 0476, 0477, 0513, 0545, 0547, 0604, 0606,
0621, 0623, 0701, 0721, 0759, 0768, 0788, 0790,
0942, 0952, 1002,1004, 1014; 8: 0017, 0022,
0028, 0037. 0054, 0066, 0075, 0151, 0162, 0164,
0180, 0184, 0208, 0244, 0254, 0267, 0280, 0282,
0292, 0335, 0369, 0421, 0454, 0456, 0483, 0485,
0492, 0496, 0511, 0552, 0566, 0602, 0620, 0644,
0674, 0681, 0690, 0692, 0721, 0736, 0737, 0751,
0762, 0860,0878, 0912, 0919, 0930, 0948, 0949,
0980, 0988, 0990, 0998, 1020, 1064; 9: 0043,
0049, 0053,0109, 0168, 0175, 0187, 0254, 0256,
0291, 0296, 0310, 0510, 0534, 0563, 0564, 0570,
0589, 0598, 0616, 0636, 0643, 0668, 0670, 0686,
0710, 0713, 0716, 0717, 0738, 0741, 0744, 0774,
0780, 0781. 0795, 0800, 0909, 0916, 0936, 0940,
0963, 1003, 1011, 1012, 1033, 1051, 1052;
10: 0009, 0010, 0032, 0036, 0053, 0076, 0117,
Rusk, Dean cont.
0133, 0172, 0182, 0187, 0206. 0210, 0215, 0217.
0219. 0229, 0232, 0237-0240, 0265, 0414, 0416,
0420, 0434, 0590, 0604, 0629, 0646, 0672, 0721,
0724, 0734, 0745, 0758, 0765, 0834, 0874, 0876,
0889. 0906, 0935, 0964, 0971, 1009,1010, 1042,
1050,1053,1060; 11:0091, 0099. 0101, 0143,
0155, 0163, 0165, 0167, 0170, 0218, 0231, 0232,
0240, 0298, 0309, 0313, 0329, 0331, 0392, 0398,
0408, 0429, 0454, 0484, 0487, 0497. 0559. 0643,
0658, 0669, 0691, 0694; 12: 0027, 0036, 0049,
0092. 0099, 0108, 01337, 0187, 0189, 0202, 0210,
0213, 0214, 0218, 0221, 0253, 0336, 0503, 0506,
0508, 0513, 0542, 0655, 0663, 0667, 0675, 0677,
0687, 0703, 0753, 0767, 0989, 0999,1061, 1078,
1106,1107
Russell, Francis, H.
2: 0361 ; 5: 0727; 7: 0763, 0766, 0770, 0773, 0775.
0778, 0785, 0793, 0794, 0939, 0955, 0956, 0961,
0963, 0965, 0966, 0972, 0974, 0976, 0978, 0980,
0986, 0989, 0990, 0993, 0994, 0997, 0998,1000,
1007,1009,1011,1012,1019. 1020, 1030;
8: 0003, 0005, 0006,0011, 0014, 0015, 0019,
0043, 0045, 0050, 0053, 0055, 0057-0059, 0063,
0064, 0067, 0137, 0139, 0148, 0149, 0153, 0165,
0191, 0198, 0199, 0202, 0213, 0216, 0219, 0235,
0240, 0243, 0285, 0287, 0296, 0363, 0375, 0377,
0380, 0381, 0404, 0409, 0410-0412, 0425, 0427,
0431, 0433, 0435, 0437, 0440, 0447, 0449, 0468,
0479, 0484, 0487, 0488, 0490, 0495, 0498, 0500-
0504, 0507, 0508, 0528, 0542, 0548, 0553;
9:0722; 12:1101
Sänger, Richard H.
1:0692
San Juan [Sanjuan?], Pedro A.
1: 0329; 3:0994; 4: 0070; 10: 0676, 0680
Satterthwaite, Joseph C.
1: 0192, 0249, 0253, 0399, 0419, 0493, 0575, 0631,
0902; 2: 0029, 0252,0258, 0431, 0464; 11: 0651,
0688
Seckman, Thelma M.
1:0360
Security Council, UN
4: 0221, 0224-0226,0237; 11: 0525, 0568
Sekou Toure, Ahmed
2: 0370; 9: 0562, 0569, 0596, 0621, 0694, 0695,
0714, 0718, 0719, 0737, 0756-0758, 0762, 0764,
0890, 0892, 0942, 0945, 0983, 0993, 0994, 1040,
1046; 10: 0017, 0092, 0107, 0122, 0124, 0126,
0128,0158-0160
Seriguefie, [?]
10:0422
286 Author Index

Sheldon, Huntington D.
12:1040
Shepard, Tazewell T., Jr.
5: 0820
Sherman, Joseph P.
9: 0504
Sherry, G. B.
11:0258
Shriver, R. Sargent
9: 0609, 0629
Simms, John W.
6: 0853; 7: 0322
Sinlli, Kwispina
12:0156
Siryuyumunsl, Thaddee
11: 0373, 0374
Siseo, Joseph J.
5: 0058
Smith, Bromley K.
1: 0116, 0388, 0573, 0686, 0900; 2: 0166, 0831,
0840; 3: 0388, 0606, 0762, 0778, 0970, 0971,
0998; 4: 0068, 0094, 0100, 0107, 0146, 0290,
0313, 0327, 0345-0347, 0384, 0423, 0490, 0584,
0589, 0609, 0629, 0697; 5: 0294; 6: 0522, 0660;
8: 0268; 9: 0633, 0726, 0763; 10: 0200, 0406,
0452, 0632, 0653, 0766, 0878; 11: 0450; 12: 0065,
0206, 0262, 1089
Snyder, C. K.
2:0169
Sorenson, Theodore
10:0191
Sow, Malick Adam
3: 0513
Springsteen, George S.
4:0815
Staats, Elmer B.
3: 0626
Standard Steel Corporation
4: 0613
Stanger, Ernest Le Roy
1: 0869, 0893, 0894
State Department, U.S.
1: 0096, 0424, 0522, 0648; 3:0849; 4: 0005, 0256,
0298, 0435; 7: 0842; 8: 0338; 11: 0151; 12:0371,
0607
Stevenson, Adlai E.
1: 0467, 0670, 0673; 2:0010, 0034, 0433, 0476,
0587, 0597, 0601, 0856, 0903, 0904, 0906, 0951;
3: 00018, 0345, 0348, 0351, 0363, 0364, 0378,
0446, 0590, 0591, 0802; 4:0417, 0431, 0438;
5: 0564, 0585, 0646, 0668, 0697, 0718, 0748;
6: 0034, 0070, 0083, 0087, 0092, 0122, 0164,
0176, 0216, 0269, 0376, 0611, 0629, 0675, 0736,
0744, 0764, 0831, 0867; 7: 0055, 0077, 0078,
0105, 0106, 0138, 0170, 0245, 0324, 0354, 0356,
0404, 0474, 0475, 0591, 0592, 0937; 9: 0675,
0677, 0679, 0681, 0811 ; 10:0907, 0918, 0920,
0922-0924, 0928, 0931, 0938, 0941, 0994;
11: 0005, 0006, 0018, 0044, 0055, 0079, 0169,
0424, 0425, 0471, 0472, 0474, 0477, 0481, 0518,
0577, 0598, 0631, 0640, 0653; 12: 0006, 0111
Stoessel, Walter, J., Jr.
1: 0022, 0027; 2: 0688, 0695; 3: 0552, 0567, 0580,
0582, 0586, 0588, 0589; 7: 0792, 0953; 8: 0033;
9: 0566; 12: 0664, 0670, 0674, 0690
Stokes, William N.
12:0769
Swart, Charles R.
1:0574
Tan, William H., Ill
3: 0273
Tasca, Henry J.
1: 0043, 0056, 0057
Taylor, Maxwell D.
3:0126; 11:0435
Thompson, Llewellyn E.
6: 0890; 8: 0225
Timberlake, Clare H.
1: 0038; 3:0609
Timmons, Benson, III
6: 0802, 0843
Troxel, Oliver L, Jr.
9: 0189, 0483, 0485, 0487, 0488, 0491, 0494, 0501,
0546, 0550
Tshombe, Moise
3: 0581, 0628, 0629; 4: 0075, 0077, 0137, 0140,
0141, 0156, 0160, 0306, 0311, 0726, 0727
Tubby, Roger W.
2: 0432, 0585; 3: 0326; 11: 0426
Tumbull, Richard
12:0186
Udall, Stewart L
2:0562, 0563
UN
4: 0556; 5: 0150, 0152
Author Index 287

United Press International (UPI)
7: 0806
U.S. consulate, Ellsabethvllle
4:0920; 6: 0148
U.S. consulate, Luanda
10:0911
U.S. embassy, Accra
8: 0232, 0234
U.S. embassy, Addis Ababa
1:0267
U.S. embassy, Capetown
1:0414
U.S. embassy, Leopoldvllle
6: 0538
U.S. embassy, Lisbon
3: 0297, 0300
U.S. embassy, Tunis
12:0983, 1009
U.S. Mission to UN
5: 0667; 7: 0360
U.S. Operations Mission, Tunisia
12:0827,0831
Vance, Sheldon B.
1: 0892, 0898; 4: 0402
Van Oss, Hendrik
11:0106
Vass, Laurence
12:0549
Vincenza, Pia
12:0168
Vreeland, Frederick D.
12:0545,0571,0585
Wallner, Woodruff
1:0028
Walmsley, Walter N., Jr.
2: 0694, 0782, 0804,0938, 0981, 0984. 0995, 0996;
12: 0678, 0679, 0681, 0688, 0708, 0772, 0778,
0780, 0994, 0995, 0999, 1000, 1006, 1008, 1015,
1017, 1021-1023,1025, 1026,1031,1032, 1044,
1045,1047,1049,1057, 1058,1063,1076,1077,
1081-1083
Warner, Norman E.
4: 0942; 7: 0568, 0569
Washington Post
10:0588
Weisner, Jerome B.
1:0352
Welensky, Roy
10:1028
Wheeler, Earle G.
5:0712
White House
8:0159,0185
White House Situation Room
5: 0828
Whitman, W.
2:0918,0931
Williams, G. Mennen
1: 0199, 0215, 0218, 0221, 0361, 0552, 0554, 0681;
2: 0125, 0448, 0470; 3: 0053, 0068, 0856;
4: 0103, 0489, 0703; 5: 0093, 0179, 0189;
7: 0820; 10: 0252; 12: 0047, 0757
Wilson, D. G.
1:0169
Wine, James W.
10: 0425, 0430, 0431, 0435, 0468
Withers, Charles D.
11:0354
Wolfe, Glenn G.
1:0495
Wright, Thomas K.
3: 0359; 9: 0680, 0685; 10: 0594, 0605, 0621, 0660,
0670, 0693, 0704, 0830, 0832, 0835, 0838
Yates, Polly A.
8: 0158, 0841 ; 9: 0607; 10: 0633, 0998,1001,1037;
11: 0412;12: 0650, 1093
Yates, Sidney R.
10:0049
Yost, Charles W.
2: 0583. 0953; 3: 0328; 6: 0016, 0845, 0956, 0997,
1000; 10: 0987, 0990; 11: 0104, 0447, 0533, 0596;
12:1027
Youlou, Fulbert
3: 0768, 0770, 0772, 0974, 0976; 4: 0062, 0316,
0321-0323, 0328; 5: 0019, 0020, 0031, 0500
288 Author index

SUBJECT INDEX
The following index is a guide to the major subjects contained in this collection. The numbers appearing below the
subject entries and next to the subentries identify where in the Reel Index documents containing these subjects can be
found. Each number consists of a reel number located to the left of the colon and a four-digit frame number located after
it. For example, 8: 0759 indicates a document located on Reel 8, Frame 0759. University Publications of America (UPA)
has included complete descriptions of the documents contained in this collection in the Reel Index, which begins on
page 1. John F. Kennedy is referred to as Kennedy throughout this index.
Abavana, L. R.
and Ghanaian media attacks on U.S. 8: 0759
Abed!, Amry
, refused service in restaurant 12: 0074
Accra, Ghana
dissatisfaction with police searches in 8:0778
Ghanaian army units withdraw from "Operation
Search" in 8:0816
Ghanaian press reports on bomb explosions in
8:0767
U.S. trade fair at 8: 0227, 0229-0231
Accra World Peace Assembly
Eisenhower, Dwight D. invited to attend 8:0592
Foster, William C.•and message to 8: 0597
general 8: 0588, 0589
Nkrumah, Kwame•address to 8:0611
possible delegation to Kennedy and Nikita
Khrushchev 8: 0616
possible participants in 8: 0571
U.S. participation in 8: 0602, 0607
Wadsworth, James J.•impressions of 8: 0648
Adande, [?]
visit to U.S. 7:0617
Addis Ababa conference
see OAU
Adjel, Ako
and atmospheric nuclear testing 8: 0548
and DRC situation 7:1009
visit to U.S. 8: 0550, 0552
Adoula, Cyrille
Addis Ababa conference 2:0356
agenda rejected by Security Council 4: 0422
aid from radical African states 6: 0578
Angolan question 3:0411
appointment with Kennedy requested 5: 0583
arms traffic control requested 7: 0070
Balubakat and Conakat political parties reconciliation
6:0240
and Belgian military mission 6: 0546
biographical sketch of 3: 0782; 4: 0398; 5: 0591
Cuban Missile Crisis•support for U.S. position in
4:0917
and customs arrangements 7:0509
Denis, George•influence 6: 0476
develop ANC without UN assistance 6: 0244
discussions
with Ball, George W. 4: 0516, 0522
on Congolese purchase of aircraft 5:1025
with Dodd, Thomas J. 5: 0652
with Gardiner, Robert 6: 0529, 0727
with Kennedy 4: 0452, 0453, 0459, 0469,
0471,0477
with Linner, Sture 5:0667
with McGhee, George C. 6: 0172; 7: 0086
with U.S. 6: 0208
with Williams, G. Mennen 6:0636
dispute between left and moderate wings of
government 5: 0950
and DRC
cabinet 6: 0943, 1033
Constitution 6:1010; 7: 0083, 0328, 0488
government expenditures 6:0910
grant aid program for 6: 0413
labor union strike 6: 0530
parliament's vote of confidence 6:0168
peace plan of U Thant 6:1074
political situation 3: 0780
recognition of Angolan government in exile 3: 0415
tripartite talks on 6: 0700, 0702, 0703, 0709, 0715,
0723, 0740
UN role in 6:0577
UN Security Council meeting on 6:0112, 00113
Subject Index 289

Adoula, Cyrille cent.
and Gizenga, Antoine
aid against, from U.S. 4: 0038, 0039
arrest of 6: 0029, 0057, 0090
attempted takeover of Kivu province 5: 0785,
0797; 0800
as DRC vice premier 6: 0022
letters from 5: 0995
meeting with 5: 0767
transported to Leopoldville 6: 0053, 0055
U Thant's message about 6:0611
and Gullion, Edmund
appointment with, requested 6:0712
letters from 6:0457
meeting with 6: 0808; 7: 0489
negotiations at Kitona 5: 0847
and IMF 6: 0158
Kalonji, Albert•arrest of 7:0043
and Katanga
agreements with 6: 0392; 7: 0446, 0543
aid to solving problems outside UN 6: 0807
ANC and UN operations 5:1025
cease-fire 5: 0716; 7: 0237, 0378, 0395, 0436,
0457, 0557, 0592, 0606
delegation movement restricted in Leopoldville
6:0806
and DRC 6: 0046, 0193, 0285, 0320
economic assistance to 6:0507
negotiations with 6:0710
Ngalula, Joseph•report on disaffection of
Katangese people 7: 0291
rearmament 6:0673
secession 4: 0734-0736, 0743; 6: 0603
talks•discussion with Edmund Gullion on 7: 0489
and UN assistance 7:0108
Kennedy's farewell message to 4:0480, 0481, 0533
Kitona agreement
concern of possible failure of 6:0004
discussion on 5: 0958,1025
implication of 6: 0012
and U.S. authorship 5: 0901
Kongolo massacre and ANC troops 6:0076
letters
to Hammarskjold, Dag 3:0802
from Kamitatu, Cleophas 6:1060
between Kennedy and 3:0827,0829, 0830, 0860,
0861 ; 4: 0351-0354, 0557, 0575, 0577, 0579,
0580-0582, 0585-0588, 0591, 0596, 0621-
0624, 0626, 0700, 0736, 0738, 0739, 0741,
0923, 0942, 0979, 0982; 5: 0015, 0016, 0138,
0140, 0142, 0528-0531, 0580, 0595, 0596,
0629, 0630, 0632
to McGhee, George C. 7:0519, 0552
to Nehru, Jawaharlal 4: 0596
from Rusk, Dean 5:0026
from Spaak, Paul-Henri 5: 0537
between Tshombe, Moise and 6: 0349, 0356, 0513
martial law proclaimed due to labor unrest 5: 0615,
0616
meetings
with Gardiner, Robert 7:0455
with Kennedy 4: 0443, 0448; 5:0588, 0592, 0604,
0605,0610
with Linner, Sture 5: 0902
with Pan-African Union leader 6:0449
with Tshombe, Moise 4:0536; 5:0746, 0773, 0782,
0790, 0815, 0818; 6: 0150, 0157, 0187, 0190,
0198, 0199, 0204, 0211, 0213, 0225, 0242,
0251, 0253, 0268, 0276, 0290, 0302, 0314
with U.S. labor leaders 6:0167
message between Kennedy and 4: 0507, 0528, 0529,
0531,0532
message from Sendwe, Jason 6: 0628
Ngalula, Joseph•instructions to 7: 0153
Ngalula, Joseph•and Katanga cease-fire 7: 0197
Mobutu, General•ordered not to go to Brussels
6: 0838
plot to overthrow 6:0468
rebuffs Soviet's UN Security Council move 6: 0114
revenue payments 7: 0039
successor to Adoula 6:0786
talks with U.S. press 6:0172
and UN
complaints 6:0578; 7: 0557
force in DRC•increased size 4:0525
general assembly speech 4: 0413; 5: 0585
mediation with Moise Tshombe 6:0615, 0874
Security Council 4:0422
Security Council•appearance before 4: 0408
and U.S.
alarmed by widening gulf between Moise Tshombe
and 6: 0237
attempts to avoid political showdown 5: 0744
comments on speech by 7: 0580
invitation to visit 4: 0416, 0418, 0420, 0433;
6:0040
visit to 4:0030, 0032-0035, 0399,0402, 0405,
0407-0409, 0411, 0415-0417, 0420, 0421,
0429, 0431, 0435, 0438, 0441, 0447, 0558;
5:0585, 0630, 0681 ; 6:0016,0039, 0048, 0065
U Thant•luncheon 4:0434
see also DRC; Tshombe, Moise
Africa
achievement of peace, freedom, and prosperity in
12:0663
arms limitation in 8: 0101, 0105
assemblies•visit to U.S. by presidents and deputies
of 1:0113-0115
290 Subject Index

civil aviation problem in 1: 0549, 0550
and civil rights in U.S. 2: 0484, 0485, 0449, 0501,
0566, 0567
colonial areas in 1: 0079
commercial air service in 1:0501
developments in 2: 0200, 0340; 9:0997; 12: 0342
developments toward unity in 10:0295; 12:0317
diplomats•dissatisfaction of 1: 0328, 0329
and DRC problem 4:0321-0323
economic problems•Addis Ababa conference
resolution on 2: 0310
education•meeting on 2:0168, 0169
Eilender, Allen
leadership comments 1: 0864, 0866, 0869, 0870,
0874, 0875, 0877, 0878, 0881, 0886, 0889,
0890; 8: 0908
report 9: 0139
statements protested 2: 0439, 0441
French aid to 1: 0406
general 1:0073; 2: 0685
geopolitics of 1:0692; 2: 0134, 0205
Ghana•Volta River project 8:0254
Ghanaian subversion in 8: 0513-0515
Ghana's policies toward 8:1057
government•proposal for suppling U.S. officials for
1:1003
joint companies in 1: 0100
Katanga problem•aid to Cyrille Adoula to solve
6: 0807
Kennedy administration's position on 8:0114, 0116
leaders
general 10: 0447
gifts 1:0117
list 1:0118
military action against Angola 3:0437
nationalism•rise of 1: 0579
Nkrumah, Kwame
efforts to liberate 8: 0137
proposal for bicameral parliament in 9:0124
reaffirms agreement to keep cold war out of
8:0164
press in•analysis of 1:0059, 0060
problems of 10:0992
racial issues•U.S. position on 1: 0579, 0648
raw materials•source of 1: 0296, 0325
reconciliation in 10:0012
refugee groups plan anti-U.S. demonstration in
Tanganyika 12: 0358, 0360,0364
refugee leaders•meetings with 12:0330
regional development•Kwame Nkrumah's campaign
to frustrate 9: 0498
regionalism•U.S. position on 1: 0648
relations with U.S. 10: 0012
self-government•U.S. position on 1: 0872, 0876
Soviet bloc civil air expansion in 1:0472, 0495
students
air transportation to U.S. 1: 0229
annual totals 1: 0174, 0177
ask U.S. assistance in leaving Bulgaria 2:0053
disaffected 2: 0036, 0047, 0049, 0052, 0055, 0056,
0057, 0060
distribution in U.S. 1:0091-0093, 0096
federal support of 1: 0230
numbers 1: 0175, 0178, 0179
problems of 1: 0099; 8: 0576, 0578
programs•report to Kennedy on 1: 0335, 0337,
0339, 0355
programs•U.S. summer 2:0045
status report 1:0354
U.S. government assistance 1:0170, 0171,0185,
• 0336,0339
threat to U.S. leadership in 11: 0598
unity in•Kwame Nkrumah's ideas on 8:0501
UN policy on 6: 0949
and U.S.
AID program in 1: 0984, 0999-1001
aid to 1: 0376, 0406; 10: 0196; 12: 0050, 0051
challenges in 1: 0256, 0261
economic aid from 1: 0043, 0123, 0648; 8: 0379;
10: 0439, 0444, 0447, 0450; 12:0758
interest in 1: 0870
objectives in 1: 0673
Peace Corps programs in 1:0973
policies in 1: 0039, 0104-0108, 0110, 0111, 0221,
0271, 0300, 0401, 0424, 0506; 2: 0449;
4: 0496; 7:0487; 9: 0040, 0572, 0640, 0646;
10:0621
policies on civil aviation in 1:0515, 0516
problems in 1:0249, 0253
relations with 1: 0928
voting pattern for 16th session of UN General
Assembly 8: 0835
weakening of Western influence in 7:0797
white settlers•remarks concerning 1: 0036
see also Southern Africa; Southwest Africa .
Africa and Europe, Bureau for
actions and problems of 1: 0737, 0739, 0740, 0745,
0746, 0748, 0749, 0754, 0755, 0772, 0773
report of 1: 0736
Africa Freedom Day
proclamation of 1: 0481, 0483
program for observance of 1:0480
African Affairs, Advisory Council on
general 1:0647
proceedings of 1: 0648
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African Affairs, Bureau of
principles governing trade and economic relationships
1:0057
proposal to establish African Policy Committee
2:0458
African Aid, London Conference on
discussion topics 1: 0513, 0514
African aid talks, bilateral
agenda for 1:0510-0512
U.S. thinking on 1: 0508
African and Malagasy Organization for Economic
Cooperation (OAMCE)
2: 0041
African Association
agreement with European Economic Community on
economic relations 2: 0617
African Congress party
anti-Kuanda activities of 6: 0629
African group, UN
incident with Michel Collet 9:0679
African-Indian Ocean area
future base structure in 1: 0067
African Journalists, Second Conference of
Nkrumah, Kwame•speech to 9: 0550
African Liberation Committee
background paper on 12:0454
African Policy Committee
creation of 2: 0428, 0448, 0458, 0460, 0577, 0578
general 2: 0575
mandate and functions of 2: 0430,0580
Africans
alleged U.S. lack of respect for 8:0559
moderate•participation in DRC settlement 7:0523
participants in 17th UN General Assembly 2:0010
Portuguese•special programs for 1: 0183
Portuguese•White House interest in students
1:0184
white attitudes toward 1: 0692; 2: 0134, 0205
African Studies Association
Kennedy's message to 1: 0674, 0675
Afrique Action
editorial in 12:0778
Afro-Asian People's Solidarity Organization (AAPSO)
conference of•Julius Nyerere's impressions of
12:0265
Agricultural commodities, U.S.
diamond barter from DRC against 4: 0343, 0349
DRC government request for 7:0562, 0563
Agriculture
production in Dahomey 7: 0652, 0655
U.S. technical and economic cooperation in Tunisia
12: 0831
Ahidjo, Ahmadou
discussions with Kennedy 3:0515
letter from Kennedy 4: 0146
AID
discussions with Ahmed Sekou Toure in Guinea
10:0145
programs
in Africa 1:0999-1001
in Congo (Brazzaville) 6: 0926
in Mali 10: 0704
report to Congress on 1:0982-0984
Akosombo Dam
locks for boat lift over 8: 0188
Alaska Airlines, Inc.
termination of services in Guinea 10: 0117, 0136,
0137
Albertville, DRC
Katanga gendarmes attempt to invade 6:0628
Alexander, Henry
dismissal as Ghanaian army commander 8: 0218
Alexander, Paul
letter to Thomas J. Dodd 6:1046
permission from DRC for landings at mission stations
by 6:1056
Algeria
agreement with France on return of refugees from
Tunisia and Morocco 2: 0984
aircraft landing facilities to service Soviet and Czech
flights to Cuba 9: 0898
appointment of Pierre Billotte as French high
commissioner in 2: 0991
assistance to•international agencies' 2: 0961
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1:0740, 0755, 0773
cease-fire agreement with France 2:0876, 0877,
0881, 0882, 0884, 0892, 0895, 0897, 0916-0918,
0920, 0921, 0923, 0928-0932, 0935, 0944, 0945,
0947, 0948, 0952, 0958, 0969-0971, 0981, 0986,
0989, 0997
cease-fire negotiations with France 12:0769
condition of French military units in 2:0949
conflict in•internationalization of 2:0759
conflict in•U.S. role in 2:0694, 0706, 0708
conflict with Morocco 9: 0542, 0544
de Gaulle, Charles•views on situation in 2: 0763,
0779
discussions
between Kennedy and Fulbert Youlou on situation
in 3:0866
between Kennedy and Mongi Slim on problem of
12:0672,0675
between U.S. and provisional government of
12:0772
evacuation of U.S. citizens from 2: 0910
France
agreement on return of refugees from Tunisia and
Morocco 2: 0984
292 Subject Index

armed forces oppose Charles de Gaulle's policies
in 2:0718
army insurgents control of 2: 0721, 0730
attack on, by army insurgents 2: 0726, 0730
declaration of intentions on 2: 0953
interruption of military operations in 2:0761
military coup attempt in 2: 0717, 0720, 0722, 0723,
0736, 0738, 0741, 0743, 0761
policy on 2: 0704, 0790, 0812
prisoners in 2:0810
transport aircraft available in 2:0716
Libyan role in 2:0754
ministers' departure 2:0996
Nkrumah, Kwame•message 9: 0546
OAS activities in 2: 0795, 0885, 0887, 0940, 0955
OAS atrocities condemned 8: 0620, 0622, 0630,
0631,0635,0637,0654
OAS attacks on French army garrisons in 2:0831,
0833, 0839
political situation in 2: 0771, 0804
provisional government
contacts with U.S. 2:0689, 0692, 0698, 0782,
0784, 0959;12:0999, 1000
leadership of 2:0769
negotiations with France 2: 0767, 0771, 0827,
0841, 0847, 0850, 0856, 0938
security force for 2: 0793
rebel government•leadership 10: 0192
settlement in 2: 0806, 0815, 0877, 0880, 0882, 0885,
0886, 0900, 0902, 0904
sovereignty of 12:1017
status of negotiations 2: 0704
status of problem in 2:0766
treatment of wounded in U.S. 2: 0801-0803
Tuesday Planning Group meeting on 2:0857
U.S.
aid to 2: 0844, 0902, 0911, 0922
policy in 2:0797, 0858
relations with 2: 0900, 0994
State Department agrees to meet with officials of
2: 0829, 0830
violence between European and Moslem communities
in 2: 0785
Algiers, Algeria
situation after French army coup 2:0720
All-African High Command
meeting to establish 10:0594
proposal for 8: 0087
Allied Sales Corporation
purchase of U.S. aircraft from 6: 0722
Almeida, Arminda D.
discrepancies in execution of U.S. visa procedures
6:0186
Alport, Lord
congratulations to Edmund A. Gullion on Krtona
agreement 5:0999
Aluminum projects, African
U.S. government assistance to cover risks of
investment in 7: 0861
American Committee to Aid Katanga Freedom
Fighters
impartial observer for 5:1027
Amnesty
for Katanga 4: 0885; 7:0397, 0434, 0475
for Tshombe, Moise 7:0444, 0604
Anany, Jean
arbitrary measures taken by 5:0625
ANC
Adoula, Cyrille•discusses reform of 6: 0208
Adoula, Cyrille•urged to take action against outlaw
troops of 6: 0076
delivery of U.S. vehicles for use by 7:0243
discussions on purchase of U.S. aircraft 6: 0699
efforts to block Belgian retraining of 6:0671
and Katanga
gendarmes 6: 0222,1058; 7: 0581
hostilities in 6:0205
military dangers in 6: 0285
supply of units in 6:0399
troops in 5: 0936
massacre at Kongolo 6:0047
meeting about training of 6:0840
modernization of 4: 0865, 0866; 5: 0507
problems of 4: 0525
retraining of 5:0286, 0319, 0329, 0470, 0471, 0487,
0507, 0511, 0533, 0534, 0575, 0598, 0600, 0606;
6:0244
Tshombe, Moise
departure from Leopoldville refused 6: 0526
plans to transfer troops to Kamina base before visit
7: 0028
protests arrival of troops at Kamina base before
visit 7: 0032
and UN
aircraft support by 5:1044
assistance in Katanga 5: 0667, 0981, 0983, 1025
consolidation of forces with 5:1012; 7: 0017
control of units 7:0295, 0354
efforts in training of 6:0279, 0470
logistic and food support for 6: 0271
and U.S.
military equipment to 4:0883
military impact shipments to 7: 0320, 0321
retraining program for 6: 0217
suggestions on reorganization of 6:0193
Subject Index 293

Angola
Adoula, Cyrille•views on 3: 0411
African military action against 3: 0437
arrest of Methodist missionaries in 3:0295, 0296
change in nationalist leadership in 3:0338
conflict•Santos Costa's comments on 3:0325
discussions on•Kennedy and Fulbert Youlou 3:0866
DRC government offers assistance to terrorists
planning attack on frontier of 7:0023
DRC recognizes government in exile of 3: 0415,
0419,0421,0423,0427
evacuation of U.S. citizens from 3:0005
general 3: 0095
governmental standstill 3: 0367
indignation over identification of U.S. policies with
aims of Portugal 3:0390
insurgents meet with U.S. mission 6: 0448
and Katanga•military equipment sent to 7:0417
and Katanga•transport of aircraft for 7: 0275
military action in 3: 0441
military action renewed 3:0373
military situation in 3:0277
nationalist movement in•prospects of 3: 0468
nationalist movement in•U.S. refuses to choose
between rival groups 3: 0430
NATO discussion of situation in 3: 0326, 0332
Nyerere, Julius•concerned over situation in
12: 0288, 0303, 0307, 0313
OAU discusses problems of 5: 0500
political situation in 3:0321
and Portugal
ability to afford expense of 3:0447
accuses U.S. of aiding rebels in 3: 0444, 0445,
0446
aerial surveillance activity in 3: 0429
army estimate of native population in 3: 0358
economic value to 3: 0447, 0449
gives U.S. information on plans for attack in
3: 0382
government cooperation with UN subcommittee on
3: 0324
lacks confidence in U.S. motives in 3:0342
military command communiqué on refugees in
DRC 7: 0405
NATO arms in 3: 0328
NATO pressure on 3: 0330
plans for prosecution of war in 3:0440
President Americo Tomas's visit to 3: 0442
"rapporteur" problem 3:0363
restricts travel of Protestant missionaries in 3: 0428
suspicions on U.S. role in 3:0314
use of U.S. military equipment in 3: 0280, 0284
racial problems in 1:0579
rebellion in 3: 0377, 0403
rebel movement plans in DRC 3: 0290
rebels attack Portuguese forces at Cabinda 3: 0392
refugees in DRC 3: 0348; 5: 0274; 7: 0227
Salazar, Antonio de Oliveira•announces general
elections 3:0438
students
in France and Switzerland 3: 0126, 0127, 0131
general 3:0130
U.S. educational program for 6: 0196
terrorism•foreign participation in 3: 0011
and UN
"rapporteur" suggested 3: 0327, 0334, 0340
resolution on 3: 0345, 0351
Security Council meeting on 3:0016
Security Council resolution on 3: 0020, 0028
and U.S.
approach to Vatican on 3:0271
assistance program for refugees from 6:0651
intervention in UN committee draft on 3: 0344
policy toward 3: 0128, 0129
"rapporteur" proposal for 3:0352, 0370
self-determination statement 3: 0361, 0393, 0394,
0396, 0398, 0399, 0402
support for insurgents in 3:0007
terrorist aid denied 3:0010, 0012
views of situation in 3: 0251
Wachuku, Jaja
general 3:0119
meeting with Portuguese leaders 3: 0135
recommends recognition of government in exile
3:0432
Williams, G. Mennen•observations on 1:0199
Angola Task Force, U.S.
discussions on•McGeorge Bundy and G. Mennen
Williams 3: 0051
first meeting of 3: 0030
general 3:0031
Apartheid
letter from Ahmed Sekou Toure to Kennedy on
10:0092,0097,0098
resolutions on
Addis Ababa conference 2:0310
Afro-Asian UN 2: 0603
Norwegian 12: 0034
UN 11: 0425, 0472, 0474, 0477, 0481, 0504, 0507,
0547, 0563, 0568; 12: 0006, 0016, 0034
in South Africa 10: 0053, 0057; 11: 0487, 0518, 0525,
0533, 0547, 0563, 0568, 0709
Stevenson, Adla'•speech on 11: 0484
294 Subject Index

UN Security Council
debate on 11: 0487, 0497, 0498, 0518, 0533,
0547, 0691
meeting on 2: 0469, 0476, 0556, 0583, 0587,
0597, 0601; 11: 0572; 12: 0009, 0010, 0027,
0028, 0454
statement on 11: 0525
UN Special Committee on
King, Martin Luther, Jr.•appearance before
11:0424,0429
proposes embargo of arms and petroleum
products against South Africa 10: 0047
recommendations of 11: 0622, 0640, 0651,
0653, 0654
U.S. policy on 1: 0236; 12: 0009, 0028, 0588, 0602
Appish-Danquah, Martin
meeting with Kennedy 9: 0274
Armah, Kwesi
remarks to Commonwealth Foreign Ministers'
Conference in London 8:0755
speech justifying Cuba's purchase of arms from
USSR 8: 0740
Armed forces
Air Force, U.S.
contingent in DRC grounded 5:0674
disaster in Kenya 12: 0131-0133, 0137-0139
discussions with UN military forces on perimeters
and agreement with Katanga 7:0082
missile tracking station in South Africa 1: 0352,
0353; 2: 0574
use of aircraft within DRC 6: 0037
use of units in UN forces in DRC 4:0178
Navy, U.S.
amity program 9: 0697
courtesy call to Guinea 9: 0697
goodwill visit to Ghana 7: 0961, 0974; 8:0063
Arms
embargo imposed by U.S. against South Africa
2: 0606; 9: 0485
limitation
for Africa 8: 0101
African agreement on 8: 0105
U.S. policies on 1: 0506
Williams, G. Mennen•consultations with West
Germany on 1:0622
supplies•U.S. policies on 1:0506
traffic•help requested to control 7: 0070
Arthur, George
and persona non grata action against 8: 0997
Arusha, Tanganyika
site for capital of East African Federation 12:0325
Asia, Southeast
1:0073
Assogba, Oke
discussions on agricultural production and
improvement of education in Dahomey 7: 0652,
0655
discussions with Kennedy 7:0651
Atomic Energy Commission, International
Board of Governors and Ghana 8:0182
Atomic Energy Commission, U.S.
experiment in South Africa 12: 0034
Attwood, William H.
expansion of U.S. aid program in Guinea 9:0813,
0815
"get well" message from Kennedy 9:0667, 0668,
0669, 0673, 0674
hospitalized for poliomyelitis syndrome 9: 0666
new U.S. aid program for Guinea 9: 0633
and remarks of Chester Bowles on U.S. policy in
Africa 9: 0640, 0646
resigns as U.S. ambassador to Guinea 9:1011
and talks between Ahmed Sekou Toure and Kennedy
9:0780
Aviation, civil
in Africa 1:0501, 0777, 0778
Dahomey's adherence to international convention on
7:0613,0615
developments in Guinea 9: 0949
Federal Aviation Agency study on African 1: 0515,
0516
problem in Africa 1: 0549, 0550
Soviet bloc aid to emerging African nations 1:0563
Soviet bloc expansion in Africa 1: 0472, 0495, 0518
Avriel, Ehud
remarks on Israel's experience with joint companies in
Africa 1: 0Í00
Azores agreement
difficulties for U.S. in renegotiation of 6: 0196
Azores base
Policy Planning Group meeting on retention of
3:0091
U.S. task force on Portuguese territories 3: 0044
Badibanga, Samuel
appointed acting head of state in DRC 6: 0136
Bakwanga, DRC
DRC government operations in 7:0060
Balance of payments
Malian deficits 10:0745
Balewa, Abubakir Tafawa
U.S. expresses concern to, about DRC situation 6:0753
Ball, George W.
discussions with Cyrille Adoula 4: 0516, 0522
discussions and meeting with Seydou Conte 9:1007,
1008
papers on DRC crisis 5: 0168
plan in event of collapse of UN effort in DRC 4:0952
travel plans of 6:1045
Subject Index 295

Balubakat party
projected reconciliation with Conakat party 6: 0240,
0482
Baluba(DRC)
airlift•UN decides not to request U.S. aircraft for
6: 0842
Rallying Movement•telegram to Kennedy 4:0744,
0745, 0749
refugees•U.S. provides transport for airlift of 6: 0653
Bamba, Emmanuel
gift to Kennedy 5:0619
Banda, Hastings Kamuzu
discussions with representatives of European
government of Southern Rhodesia 10: 0891
expects U.S. to make up Nyasaland deficit 10:0882
sent copy of Kennedy's congratulatory message to
Julius Nyerere and Republic of Tanganyika
12:0251
visit to U.S. 10: 1009, 1014, 1016
Bangoura, Karlm
appointment with Kennedy requested 9: 0946
discussions
with Kaysen, Carl 10: 0041, 0042
with Kennedy 9: 0951, 0952, 0956, 0957,1001
with U.S. on Guinea's position at Addis Ababa
conference 9:1022
letter from Ahmed Sekou Toure 9:1046
letter to G. Mennen Williams 9:1045
meeting with Kennedy 9: 0959, 0961 ; 10: 0035
presentation of credentials by 9: 0938
Bantustans-Transkei partition
11:0709
Bantu states
South African program for grouping of 2: 0596;
11:0459
Barbosa, Rafael
U.S. interest in 10: 0163, 0165
Baroan, Bertin
biographical sketch of 10: 0340
Basner, H. M.
anti-U.S. articles in Ghanaian Times by 9:0105, 0109
article on Thresher disaster by 9: 0173
Basutoland
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1:0740
future of 12:0144
political and constitutional development of 12: 0142
Williams, G. Mennen•observations on 1:0199
Battle, Lucius D.
message to Newsweek editor 9: 0175
Beavogui, Louis-Lansana
biographical sketch of 9: 0692
visit to U.S. 9: 0690, 0691
Bechuanaland
future of 12:0144
political and constitutional development of 12:0142
Williams, G. Mennen•observations on 1:0199
Bed id, Konan
appointment with Kennedy 10:0419
biographical sketch of 10: 0340
farewell visit of 10: 0418
Belgium
briefed on Kwame Nkrumah's trip to U.S. 8:0122
and Burundi
agreements about 11: 0173
aid program suspension 11: 0332
assassination of Prince Rwagasore 11: 0241,
0303, 0334, 0343
economic assistance to 11: 0099, 0148, 0213
military assistance to 11: 0006, 0099
political situation 11: 0348
technical assistance to 11: 0254, 0288, 0306
troop retention 11: 0008
troop withdrawal 11: 0005, 0029, 0044, 0048,
0118,0160,0168
discussions on DRC
with Great Britain 6: 0626, 0656
with UN•on legislation and mining companies
7:0105
with U.S. 4: 0703; 6: 0621, 0858
and DRC
civilians killed in•by UN troops 5: 0235,0238
contribution/aid to 6: 0525, 0587; 7: 0369
military assistance request halted 6:0608
military mission in 6: 0546
normalization of relations with 6: 0465
resumption of relations with 5:1008
retraining of army•efforts to block 6: 0671
role in 8:0088
suit of Union Miniere du Haut Katanga 6: 0995
technical assistance to 6: 0281, 0327, 0624
trial of Antoine Gizenga 6:0928
tripartite talks 4: 0601, 0602, 0640, 0642; 5: 0699;
6: 0663, 0709, 0868
UN call for troop withdrawal from 4: 0225, 0226,
0239
expresses support for Kitona agreement 5: 0860
and Katanga
economic pressure on 6: 0059
outgoing telegrams 6:1043,1044
UN military operations in 5: 0248, 0252,1083;
6: 0417
Kirk, Alan•failure of mission 5:1097
requests U.S. help in evacuation of nationals from
Elisabethville 5: 0956
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and Rwanda
agreements about 11: 0173
aidfor11:0314
aircraft sale to DRC 11: 0175
economic assistance to 11: 0099, 0148, 0174,
0213,0308,0311
military assistance to 11: 0006, 0099
military equipment 11: 0212
political situation in 11: 0348
relations with 11:0215
technical support in 11: 0164, 0213, 0308, 0311
troop retention in 11: 0008, 0132, 0137, 0141,
0150,0158
troop withdrawal 11: 0005, 0029, 0044, 0048,
0118, 0139, 0143, 0144, 0146, 0149, 0155,
0157,0160,0163,0165
technical assistance with Congo River navigation
7:0513
and Tshombe, Moise
economic pressures on•possible 5: 0973, 0977;
6: 0460, 0462
moral support for 5: 0860; 6: 0010 .
negotiations with 6:0839
remark about, from U.S. State Department 7:0172
talks with Cyrille Adoula 6: 0411, 0460, 0462, 0692
U.S. policy toward 8:0058
see also Burundi (Urundi); Rwanda (Ruanda)
Belgrade Conference of Non-Aligned Nations
discussions between Kennedy and Modibo Keita on
10:0648
Keita, Modibo•performance at 10:0638
letters from Kennedy to Modibo Keita and Achmed
Sukarno on 10:0640
Ben Bella, Ahmed
proposals on Angola 3: 0413
return/release of 2: 0903, 0968, 0995
visit to Ghana 9:0497
Ben Khedda, Ben Youssef
Kennedy's message to 2: 0912, 0913, 0925, 0928,
0935, 0970
Berlin crisis
appraisal of Ghanaian position on 8: 0191
discussions between Kennedy and Dean Rusk on
4: 0127
Bermuda talks
discussions between Dean Rusk and Alexander
Douglas-Home on DRC 5:1014
Bicamumpaka, Balthazar
biographical sketch of 11: 0262
photograph of 11:0263
U.S. aid to Rwanda 11: 0337
Blcoumat, Germain
biographical sketch of 3: 0866
Billotte, Pierre
appointed French high commissioner in Algeria
2: 0991
Bingham, Jonathan
and Southern Rhodesian situation 10: 0938
Birmingham, Alabama
Addis Ababa conference actions on 2:0291
bombing in•anti-U.S. demonstrations in Tanganyika
12:0358,0360,0364
bombing in•Kennedy's statement on official U.S.
policy 12:0361
racial discrimination affair in 2: 0272, 0276
Blzerte, TUnisia
Bourguiba, Habib
criticizes U.S. and Great Britain about French
aggression at 12:1045
demands withdrawal of French troops from base at
12:1006,1009, 1019,1040
speech on 12: 0995,1015
and France
and cease-fire with Tunisia 12:1038,1049,1057,
1061, 1073
fighting with Tunisian forces 12:1021,1022, 1023,
1027,1032,1047.1058
military operations 12:1037
negotiations 10: 0188; 12:1034,1061, 1073
occupation at 12:1031
reprisals 12:1058
troop withdrawal from 12:0991, 1008,1019,1021,
1032
worsening situation at 12:1026
Black, Eugene
letter from Kwame Nkrumah requesting World Bank
adviser 8: 0488
Blacks
see Negroes, U.S.
Blancke, W. Wendell
and AID programs in Congo (Brazzaville) 6: 0926
appointed U.S. special ambassador to Congo
(Brazzaville) 4: 0082
appointment with Kennedy 4: 0152, 0361
biographical sketch of 4: 0154, 0362
Boaten, F. E.
message to Kennedy 9: 0284, 0285
and support of nuclear test ban treaty 9:0283, 0287
visit to U.S. 8:0817
Boboliko, Andre
arrest of 6:0418
imprisonment of 6: 0477
Pan-African Union leader urges release of 6:0449
Bocoum, Barema
meeting with Dean Rusk 10:0756
Bohlen, David B.
discussions with J. H. Mensah 9:0269, 0270
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Boka, Ernest
biographical sketch of 10: 0340
Boka, Madeleine
biographical sketch of 10: 0340
Boke Bauxite and Alumina project
developments on 9: 0699
general 7: 0861
proposal for new program 9:0670
U.S. financing of 9: 0649, 0650
Bolivia
10th anniversary celebration of revolution in 8:0550
Bollinger, Lynn
analysis of situation in DRC 3: 0832
Bomani, Paul
aid from Eastern and Western Europe•report
12:0177
and IMF conference 12: 0174
visit to U.S. 12:0174
Bomboko, Justin
arbitrary measures taken under DRC martial law by
5: 0625
arrival in New York City 6: 0927
call for arrest of Moise Tshombe 6: 0451
and DRC
aircraft purchase 6:0256, 0289, 0698, 0713, 0722,
0742
air rights into 6: 0652
bond issue 6: 0469
constitution 6: 0997,1002
discussion about Moise Tshombe's offer to negotiate
with Cyrille Adoula 5: 0761
discussion with George C. McGhee 5:0005
foreign military aid 6:0451
message from Joseph Kasavubu to Kennedy 4:0217
requests Belgian military mission 6: 0546
safe departure of Moise Tshombe 6: 0535, 0539
UAM conference observer 6: 1090
Booth, Bishop [?]
letter from G. Mennen Williams 6:1068
Boston, H. J. L.
as governor-general of Sierra Leone 11: 0411, 0414,
0425,0416
Botslo, Kojo
discussions with G. Mennen Williams 9: 0511, 0512,
0514,0518
and Dodd, Thomas J.•report on Ghana 9:0298
on Ghanaian press attacks on U.S. 9:0145, 0162,
0191
leaves for Morocco and Algeria with special message
from Kwame Nkrumah 9: 0546
and Nydell-Davis persona non grata cases 9: 0145
Bourguiba, Habib, Jr.
Kennedy•correspondence with 12:1113, 1115-1117,
1119
Kennedy•meetings with 12: 0704,1111
presentation of credentials by 12: 0705
Bourguiba, Habib, Sr.
on Addis Ababa conference 2:0361
discussions with Dwight D. Eisenhower 12: 0786
and fighting at Bizerte
criticism of handling of 12:1045
press conference 12:1023
radio broadcast 12:1032
speech on 12: 0995,1008
and Kennedy•correspondence 12:0664-0666,
0767, 0774-0776. 0991, 1047,1077,1078, 1080-
1082, 1090-1092, 1100
and Kennedy•discussions 12:0771
letter to Charles de Gaulle 12: 0983,1006,1009
meeting with Charles de Gaulle 12: 0681, 0688
military and civilian plot against government of
12:1101
possible U.S. medal for 12: 0746
regime of 12: 0950
speech by 12:0856
and Tunisia
address to political leaders 12: 0880, 0911
development of, and U.S. aid 12: 0708
speech on redemption of 12:1015
U.S. economic meetings with 12: 0756, 0757
U.S. State Department decides not to issue medal to
12:0755
visit to U.S. 12: 0671, 0677, 0687, 0698, 0699, 0700-
0702, 0717, 0751, 0753, 0755, 0767, 0774, 0786
Bowles, Chester
address at Lincoln University in Ghana 9:0232
evaluation of U.S. AID programs in Africa 1:0999-
1001
meeting with Kwame Nkrumah 8:0864
mission to Africa 1: 0926, 0928
remarks on U.S. policy in Africa 9: 0640, 0646
travel arrangements for 7:0247
visit to Tanganyika 12: 0187
Brazil
refuses visa for Moise Tshombe 5: 0684
Brezhnev, Leonid
welcoming speech by Kwame Nkrumah for 7: 0998
British Commonwealth Relations Office
discussions with U.S. on Northern Rhodesia and
Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland 10:0883
British High Commission Territories
see Basutoland; Bechuanaland; Swaziland
Bruce, David K. E.
instructions for tripartite talks on the DRC 4: 0600-
0602
letter from Kennedy 4: 0640, 0642, 0719
Brussels, Belgium
see Belgium
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Bui Dam
Ghana adding facilities at site of 9:0189
Bulawayo Trade Fair
1:0507
Bulgaria
African students ask U.S. assistance in leaving
2: 0053
Bunche, Ralph
consultations with General Kebede 7:0506
discussions with Charles W. Yost 5: 0661 ; 7: 0324
and Katanga-DRC cease-fire signing 7: 0475
report on UN Congo Advisory Committee meeting
7:0404
and Tshombe, Moise
correspondence with Kennedy 4:0168; 5: 0750
discussions with 7:0503
meeting with•George McGhee 7: 0128
mercenary strength•discussions of 6: 0744
visit to DRC 7: 0591
Bundy, McGeorge
discussions with G. Mennen Williams on U.S. Angola
task force 3: 0051
Burundi (Urundi)
agreements between U.S. and Belgium in 11: 0173
application for admission to UN 11: 0104
appointment of Pierre Ngendandumwe as prime
minister 11: 0372, 0373
assassinators of Prince Louis Rwagasore 11: 0241,
0253, 0288, 0303, 0306, 0338, 0339, 0343
background paper on 10:0295,1040
and Belgium
aid program 11:0332
economic assistance from 11:0099, 0148, 0213
military assistance from 11:0099
technical assistance from 11:0213, 0254, 0288,
0306
troop withdrawal 11: 0005, 0008, 0029, 0044,
0048,0055,0168
diplomatic representation discussions with U.S.
11:0192,0193,0315,0316
economic requirements of 11:0029
French thoughts on independence of 11: 0092
independence celebrations 11:0191, 0290, 0292, 0293
independence celebrations in•Kennedy and
11: 0067, 0074, 0075, 0077, 0226-0228, 0230,
0239, 0295, 0297, 0298, 0378
level of diplomatic representation in U.S. 11: 0242
membership in UN 11: 0101
military forces ineffective without Belgian officers and
technicians 11: 0006
military report on 11:0018
peace and harmony in 11: 0108
political situation in 11:0348
post-independence problems 12: 0149
pressures U.S. to appoint resident ambassador
11:0201
quarrel between government and chief of Unity and
National Progress party 11: 0211
refugee problem in 12: 0149
UN
commission in 11:0013
General Assembly
adopts resolution on 11:0079
debate on 6: 0860
declares independence of 11:0086
technical assistance in 11:0099
U.S.
aid program in 11:0350
alternatives in approaching problem of 10:1066
and financial training grants with 11:0078, 0097
ideas on peace and security of 11:0045
State Department rescinds policy directives on
11:0151
World Bank assistance to 11:0167
Busia, Kofi Abrefa
charges that Ghana is Soviet satellite state 9: 0294
statements on Ghanaian troops in Cuba 8: 0908
U.S. Senate internal Security Subcommittee releases
testimony by 9: 0291-0293, 0310, 0312
U.S. Senate Subcommittee of Judiciary report on
testimony of 9: 0307
Cabinda, Angola
Angolan rebels attack Portuguese forces at 3: 0392
Cabrai, Amilcar
criticizes U.S. support of Portugal 10:0073
discussions with U.S. 10:0166
Calhoun, Chad F.
discussions
with Kennedy 8:1063
with Nkrumah, Kwame 8: 0195,0197, 0553, 1032,
1035, 1036; 9: 0073, 0092, 0110, 0121, 0722
on U.S.-Ghanaian relations 8:1012
letter from Kwame Nkrumah 9:0034, 0054
meeting with Kennedy 8:1048
meetings with Kwame Nkrumah 7:1011; 8: 0186,
1030; 9: 0126
reports on Volta River Authority meeting 9: 0076
visit to Ghana 9:0126
Calhoun, John A.
appointment with Kennedy 3:0542
biographical sketch of 3: 0543
presence in Washington, D.C. 3:0531
Cameroon
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1:0746
discrimination against U.S. products in external tariff
3:0518
reaction to U.S. loan to Ghana for Volta River project
8:0442
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Canada
Houphouet-Boigny, Felix•invited to visit 10: 0219
reaction to U.S. balance of payments measures
2:0596
Capital Investment Act
discussions between Kwame Nkrumah and Chad F.
Calhoun on 9: 0110
Carnahan, Albert Sidney Johnson
letter to Kennedy 11: 0417, 0418
Carter, George
discussions with Kwame Nkrumah 8:0559
Carthage, Tunisia
booklet on North Africa American cemetery and
memorial at 12: 0717, 0718
Casablanca Conference
developments at 8: 0011
results of 7: 0775
"Casablanca group"
Algeria's intention to vote with 2: 0906
meetings of foreign ministers of 7:0989; 8:0679,
0707
Cassert, Colonel [?]
attempts to sell German light aircraft to Katangese
government 6: 0689
"CBS Reports"
show on UN operations in DRC 6: 0898
Celebrezze, Anthony J.
representative to Dahomey's independence day
celebrations 7: 0721, 0723
Censorship
imposed by Ghana on foreign correspondents 8: 0777
Central Africa
Kuanda, Kenneth•discusses situation in 10: 0897
political developments in 10:0994
Central African Republic
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1: 0740
discrimination against U.S. products in external tariff
3:0518
Central African Trade Fair, Third
message for Kennedy 1: 0380, 0381
Chad
arrest of principal northern Moslem leaders in 3: 0532
congratulatory message to Kennedy 3:0509-0511,
0513
discrimination against U.S. products in external tariff
3:0518,0520
establishes diplomatic relations with Taiwanese
government 3: 0507
French assessment of disturbances in 2: 0628
gift of live addax for Kennedy 3: 0534, 0536-0539,
0541
national day celebration 3: 0506
political difficulties in 3: 0532
request for U.S. military equipment 3:0523, 0526,
0527, 0529
U.S. aid program in 3: 0504
violence in 2:0626
Chale, Sebastian
biographical sketch of 12: 0371
Challe, Maurice
asks for Kennedy's help in blocking communism in
Mediterranean area 2: 0728
leads French military coup attempt in Algeria 2: 0720
Chanderli, Abdelkader
discusses status of Algerian negotiations with France
2: 0856
discusses UN position on South Africa 2: 0433
possible luncheon invitation for 2: 0951
Chayes, Abram
and U.S. involvement in Volta River project 8:0355,
0365
China, Nationalist
see Taiwan
China, People's Republic of
Burundi's position on recognition of 11: 0194, 0209
cultural agreement with Tanganyika 12:0217
dispute with India 9:0259, 0542, 0543
Tanganyika's position on admission to UN of 12: 0111,
0114
Chltepo, Herbert
biographical sketch of 12: 0371
Chu, Moses
discusses Taiwan's diplomatic representation in
Tanganyika 12:0125
Church, Frank
comments on U.S. African policy 1: 0104-0108, 0110,
0111
letter from Kennedy 1:0106, 0108, 0111
CIA
allegations
of complicity in assassination of Patrice Lumumba
9:0227
of complicity in Iraqi revolution 9:0221, 0227
of domination of U.S. student exchange program
9:0171,0175
of involvement in attempted assassination of
Kwame Nkrumah 8: 0894, 0960, 0974
of involvement in French army coup in Algeria
2: 0741
coordinates U.S. course of action for dealing with
DRC problems 3:0575
false charges in The Spark against 9: 0150
Ghanaian Times attack on 9:0105
investigation into possible UN support of military
forces of Antoine Gizenga 4:0376
report on national movements in South Africa 2: 0251
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Civil rights•U.S.
African reaction to 2: 0484, 0485, 0501, 0538,
0566, 0567
Kennedy's message on 2: 0495, 0499, 0523,
0528, 0529, 0530; 9: 0506, 0509
legislation 2: 0514
march on Washington, D.C. 9: 0506, 0509;
10:0122-0124,0126,0133
Nkrumah, Kwame•comments on 9: 0508
Nyerere, Julius•desire not to become involved in
controversy over 12: 0584
position on 2:0517; 10: 0123
Sekou Toure, Ahmed•comments on 10:0010,0011
state of 7: 0053
Cleveland, Harlan
assures Cyrille Adoula of continued U.S. support
6: 0603
letter from Kennedy 5: 0270, 0272
report on DRC 5: 0326, 0329; 6: 0885
visit to Belgium 6:0567
visit to DRC 6: 0500, 0502, 0506, 0567
Cobalt
DRC government embargo on, in Katanga 5:0142,
0531
stockpiles of 7: 0052
Cocoa capsids
Ghanaian crop damage caused by 8:0867, 0868
Coffee agreement
information on 1:0484
British role in UN negotiations 1: 0485
Collet, Michel
incident in New York City involving 9: 0675, 0677,
0679, 0680,0685-0687
Collier, Gershon
presentation of credentials by 11: 0421
Colombia
National Rural Community Development Program in
9: 0820, 0823, 0826
Colombo Conference powers
meeting in Accra suggested 9:0543
Colonial administrators, British
list of 1:0118
Colonialism
UN Security Council meeting on 2: 0587
Common Market
Nkrumah, Kwame•posKion on association of African
states with 8: 0823
preferences on tropical products 1:0083
problems of 12:0241
Commonwealth Association
creation of 3:0318
Commonwealth Foreign Ministers' Conference
implications of Kwesi Armah's remarks at 8:0755
Communism
in Ghana 7: 0829, 0834; 9:0312
interests in the DRC 6:0239
Tshombe, Moise•campaign against 7: 0129
U.S. policy of opposition to 4: 0332
Communist party
in South Africa 1: 0003
Companies, joint
in Africa 1:0100
Conakat party
projected reconciliation with Balubakat party 6: 0240,
0482
Congo (Brazzaville)
discrimination against U.S. products in external tariff
3:0518
expanded U.S. AID program in 6: 0926
government crisis in 5:0541, 0543
invites Kennedy to attend national day celebration
4: 0057, 0059, 0061, 0062, 0064
new president and cabinet of 5: 0543, 0545, 0550
possible summit meeting between U.S. and USSR in
3: 0972, 0974, 0976,0980, 0982, 0984
racial discrimination in U.S. against staff member of
embassy 3:0994
riot with Gabon over results of soccer match 7: 0595
U.S. aid to 3:0866; 7:0139
Youlou, Fulbert•calls on French troops for support in
5:0541
see also Massamba-Debat, Alphonse
Congo Advisory Committee, UN
Bunche, Ralph•report on meeting of 7:0404
Gardiner, Robert•recommendations of 7: 0366,
0399, 0430
proposal for 8: 0087
U Thant's statement to 6:0986
Congo Advisory Group, U.S.
establishment of 5: 0561, 0563, 0564
Congo Press Agency
interview with Antoine Gizenga 6:1069
Congo River
Belgian technical assistance with navigation on
7:0513
Conservation
see International Union for Conservation of Nature
and Natural Resources
"Conspiratorial centralism"
in Ghana 9:0312
Conte, Seydou
biographical sketch of 9: 0590
discussions
with Ball, George W. 9:1007
with Kennedy 9:0923, 0926, 0979, 0987, 0990,1000
with Tasca, Henry J. 9: 0786
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Conte, Seydou cont.
heads Guiñean mission of friendship to U.S. 9:0983,
0993, 0994, 1003
meeting with George W. Ball 9:1008
meeting with Kennedy 9:0589, 0612, 0918, 0924,
0927
U.S. requests clarification of remarks by 9: 0710
Cooperative Supply Association of Tanganyika
(COSATA)
Tanganyika African National Union resolution on
government purchase of foodstuffs through
12: 0259
Copper
DRC government embargo on Katanga 5:0142
DRC government lifts prohibition on importation to
South Katanga province 5:0531
Corn
DRC government request for 6:0929, 0936, 0966
Cornells, Joseph F.
correspondence with Kennedy 4:0363-0365,0388
Costa, Santos
comments on Angolan conflict 3:0325
Cousin, Jules
report on situation in Katanga 4: 0167
Couve de Murville, Maurice
asks U.S. not to meet with Algerian officials 2: 0830
discussions
on leadership of Algerian provisional government
and FLN 2: 0769
on possible French cooperation with U.S. in aid
program for Algeria 2: 0922
on U.S. relations with Algeria 2:0900
meeting with James M. Gavin 2: 0741
Croquez, [?]
requests U.S. intervention in South Kasai province in
the DRC 4: 0369
telegram to Kennedy 4: 0366, 0367, 0369
Crowe, Philip K.
appointment with Kennedy 1: 0081
biographical sketch of 1: 0082
Cuba
aircraft fueling in Guinea 10: 0032, 0135
aircraft landing facilities in Algeria and Guinea 9:0898
general 2: 0685
Ghanaian troops in 8:0908
purchase of arms from USSR 8:0740
U.S. policy toward 8: 0877
Cuban Missile Crisis
correspondence on 8: 0839, 0845, 0863; 10:0773,
0775, 0776, 0778, 0779
DRC government reactions to 4:0942
U.S. position in, support for 4:0917, 0928, 0931,
0979, 0982, 0994
Curfews
Ghanaian, for chiefs of mission 8: 0781
international legal precedents on 8: 0781
Currency, foreign
U.S. reaction to Katanga's proposal on 7: 0350
Customs
arrangements 7:0509
duties•Mali diplomatic personnel exemption
10:0750
duties•Union Miniere du Haut Katanga to pay
7: 0071
Cyimana, Gaspard
biographical sketch of 11: 0264
photograph of 11: 0265
Czechoslovakia
aircraft landing facilities in Algeria and Guinea for
flights to Cuba 9: 0898
financial aid to Hubert Maga of Dahomey 7:0699,
0700
Dacko, David
comments on Addis Ababa conference 2: 0329
Dadet, Emmanuel J.
anonymous threats received by 4:0070
correspondence with Kennedy 4: 0571-0573
Dahomey
adherence to international civil aviation convention
7:0613,0615
agricultural production in 7:0652, 0655
antigovernment demonstrations in 7: 0740, 0742,
0744
Celebrezze, Anthony•appointed Kennedy's personal
representative to independence day celebrations in
7:0721,0723
dissolution of Hubert Maga's government in 7:0748,
0749, 0753
financial aid offer to 7: 0699, 0700
financial situation in 7:0621, 0622
goodwill mission to U.S. 7:0630, 0659, 0661, 0666
improvement of education in 7: 0652, 0655
Kennedy invited to attend independence day
celebrations 7: 0719, 0720, 0725-0729
Maga, Hubert 7: 0746, 0747, 0756
mediates dispute between Ghana and Togo 8: 0958
political situation in 7: 0749, 0753
provisional government•recognition by British
7:0759
provisional government communiqués 7: 0754
Soglo, Christophe 7:0750,0756, 0757, 0759
union leaders and demonstrators call for dissolution of
government of 7: 0746
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and U.S.
aid to 7:0666
duty officer procedures 7: 0706
educational and cultural program in 7: 0666
interest in proposed university in 7:0647
military assistance program 7: 0625, 0666
safety of Americans 7: 0755
Damongo, Emmanuel
biographical sketch of 3: 0866
Dar-es-Salaam, Tanganyika
establishment of U.S. embassy at 12:0097
Darlington, Charles F.
and Burundi independence celebrations 11:0191,
0290, 0292, 0293
Davis, William
persona non grata case against 8: 0976, 0980,1002,
1007; 9: 0098, 0145, 0148, 0151
Dean, John
discussions with George C. McGhee 6: 0803
Dean, Jonathan
encouraged to attend reopening of Lubilash Bridge
7: 0477
Decolonization
Addis Ababa conference resolution on 2: 0310
letter from Ahmed Sekou Toure to Kennedy on
10:0092,0098
Defense Department, U.S.
approves air shipment of blankets for Tunisia
12:1098
views on UN military situation in Katanga 4: 0114
de Gaulle, Charles
and Algeria 2: 0718, 0723, 0763, 0779, 0790, 0793,
0806, 0827, 0902
correspondence/meeting with Habib Bourguiba, Sr.
12: 0681, 0688, 0983, 1006,1009
general 1: 0073; 2:0630, 0813
Kennedy's message to 2: 0912, 0913, 0916, 0921
reaction to Kennedy's letter on the DRC 5: 0646
Del-Anang, Michael F.
discusses inaccuracies in Allen J. Ellender's report on
Africa 9: 0139
discussions with William P. Mahoney, Jr. 9: 0065
Delgado, Humberto
discussions with Julius Nyerere 12: 0355
Democratic party, U.S.
success in U.S. elections 5: 0018, 0020
Democratic Republic of the Congo
see DRC
Denis, George
influence on Cyrille Adoula and Joseph Kasavubu
6: 0476
Denise, Auguste
acknowledges U.S. congratulatory message on 3rd
anniversary of Ivory Coast independence 10:0476,
0477, 0479, 0480
telegram to Kennedy 10:0478
and visit of Felix Houphouet-Boigny 10: 0260, 0261,
0263-0265
Development
rural•administration of 1: 0761 ; 9: 0831
rural, in Colombia 9: 0820, 0823, 0826
village, in Guinea 9: 0819
Development Assistance Group (DAG)
consortium for Tanganyika 12: 0092
Dlakite, Moussa
discussions with U. Alexis Johnson 9: 0729
Diamond barter
agreement between DRC government and Leon
Tempelsman and Son on 4: 0353
expansion of U.S. program 4:0341, 0357
Leon Tempelsman and Son proposal 4: 0343, 0348,
0349
letter from Kennedy to Cyrille Adoula on 4: 0351
Diarra, Idrissa
and internal political situation in Mali 10: 0716
Diplomats
African•dissatisfaction of 1: 0328, 0329
assistance for 1: 0102
Disarmament resolutions
Addis Ababa conference 2:0310
UN General Assembly 8: 0108
Discrimination, racial
Addis Ababa conference resolution on 2: 0310
U.S.•against embassy staff of Congo (Brazzaville)
3:0994
U.S.•Diallo Telli supports condemnation of 9:1033
Dobson, Frank J.
and Volta River project 8:0179, 0197, 0198
Dodd, Thomas J.
and rapprochement in DRC 5:0652
calls Ghana a Communist satellite state 9:0296
correspondence with Moise Tshombe 4: 0815, 0818,
0822,0839,0861,0986
discussions with Kennedy 4:0839
efforts to bring about better rapport between Cyrille
Adoula and Moise Tshombe 5: 0650; 6: 0911
general 5: 0657; 7: 0147
Ghanaian press authorized to attack 9:0300
letter from Paul Alexander 6:1046
letter from Kennedy 4: 0862, 0863
meeting with George C. McGhee 5:1099
meeting with Moise Tshombe 6:0003
report on Ghana 9: 0298
situation report from Katanga 4: 0096, 0098
UN reply to inquiry about not flying supplies to
stations in Katanga 6:1047,1062
visit to White House 4: 0066
Donwahi, Charles
biographical sketch of 10: 0340
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Dormán, Maurice
congratulatory message on Kennedy's inauguration
11:0384
Douglas-Home, Alec
discussions in Bermuda with Dean Rusk on DRC
5:1014
letter from Dean Rusk 10: 0926
letter to Dean Rusk 4:0794
recommends plan for negotiated settlement between
Cyrille Adoula and Moise Tshombe 4: 0813
DRC
adjournment of parliament of 6:1013
Afro-Asian nations and USSR prepared to take active
military role in 7:0256
aircraft purchases 5:1025; 6: 0280, 0698, 0699,
0715,0745, 0777;11:0175
air force needs 6: 0256
airlift•Baluba 6: 0842
airlift of Ghanaian troops to 3:0619
Angola
attack on frontier 7: 0023
government in exile 3:0415, 0419, 0421, 0427
proposals on, by Ahmed Ben Bella 3: 0413
refugees in 3: 0348; 5: 0274, 7: 0227, 0405
appeal to chiefs of state of black Africa to help find
solution to problem in 4: 0321-0323
armed forces•reorganization of 4: 0459, 0477
arrest
of Gbenye, Christophe by 7: 0252, 0306
of Kalonji, Albert by 7: 0085
of labor leaders in 5:0625
atrocities in 4: 0388
Belgium
aid to 6: 0587
contribution to 6: 0525
import aid and credits for 7: 0369
military assistance from 6: 0608
resumes relations with 5:1008; 6: 0465
role in 3: 0640; 8: 0088
technical assistance to 6: 0281
Bermuda talks on 5:1014
Bollinger, Lynn•analysis of situation in 3: 0832
bond issue 6: 0469
briefing paper on 5: 0302
and British 1: 0467; 5:0699,1037; 6: 0620
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1:0749, 0755
cabinet
activities of political committee of 6:1032, 1033
general 6: 0938, 0943
ministers visit U.S. 3:0987, 0989
cease-fire proposal 7:0213, 0378, 0436
Cleveland, Harlan•report on 5: 0326, 0329
commercial firms forbidden to operate 6:1035
commodity aid to 7:0253
Communist interests in 6: 0239
conciliatory mood toward Moise Tshombe 5:0795
constitution
announcement by Cyrille Adoula on 6:1010
Bomboko, Justin•request for appointment by UN
of team of jurists to aid with 6: 0997, 1002
centralized and restrictive nature of 7:0324
discussions about 7: 0503
examined by Evariste Kimba 7:0049
experts proposed by UN 6:1032
opposition to 7: 0083; 8: 0837
provincial presidents and assemblies review
7: 0488, 0532
role of chief of state and parliament under 3: 0569
support for 7: 0565
Tshombe, Moise•comments on 7:0261, 0265,
0270
Tshombe, Moise•position on 7:0517
U.S.
efforts to inspire Moise Tshombe's confidence in
7:0165
State Department analysis of 7: 0276
State Department concern 7:0328
constitutional issues in 8: 0092
constitutional review 5:1095
copper and cobalt embargo on Katanga 5: 0142, 0531
coup in 3: 0640
crisis in
Ball, George•papers on 5: 0168
chronology of 3: 0638-0640, 0717, 0718; 4: 0256
governmental 4:0256
letter from Kwame Nkrumah to Kennedy on
8: 0006, 0023, 0028, 0034, 0038, 0045
negotiations on 4:0700
restraint during 5: 0857
solution of 3: 0740, 0745; 4: 0072, 0681 ; 5:0170,
0209, 0261
Soviet bloc position on 8: 0055
departure of U.S. aircraft for the 6: 0690
deteriorating conditions in provinces of 7:0569
deteriorating internal situation in 5: 0640
developments in 4: 0862, 0863; 5:0207, 0242, 0303;
6: 0585; 7: 0296
diamond barter program 4: 0341, 0343, 0348, 0349,
0351,0353,0357
discussions on
between Kennedy and Dean Rusk 4: 0125
between Kennedy and Fulbert Youlou 3:0866
between Rusk, Dean and Jawaharlal Nehru
3:0632
between U.S. and Great Britain 3: 0858
dispute between left and moderate wings of Adoula
government 5: 0950
304 Subject Index

donations for relief purposes in 6:0442
economic aid•West German 7:0541
economic and financial briefing paper on 6: 0299
economic commission in 6:0925
economic erosion in 6: 0615
economic program 6: 0567
economic situation in 3: 0822; 6: 0795
economic situation in•efforts to ease 5: 0458
economy of 5: 0516
Eisenhower, Dwight D.•statements on 4: 0173;
5: 0802
establishment of embassy in U.S. 3:0583
establishment of U.S. intelligence evaluation center in
4:0254;5:1046
evacuation of U.S. citizens from 3:0602; 4: 0116,
0117,0119:5:0660
export license for aircraft purchased in U.S. 6: 0805
exports 7: 0230
fears of U.S. dictation in Adoula-Tshombe talks
6: 0502
financial controls 6:1000
financial situation in 6:0158
financing UN peace and security operations in
4:0010,0014-0016
fiscal stabilization of 2: 0606
food distribution problems 3: 0626
foreign aid contributions to 5:0329
foreign exchange
proceeds lost 6: 0396
reserves 7: 0117
resolution on 7: 0467
foreign intervention in 5:0500
Ghanaian government sends mission to investigate
situation in 5:0727
Gizenga, Antoine•attempted takeover of Kivu
province 5:0785, 0797,0800
Gizenga, Antoine•trial of 6: 0928
goodwill visit by U.S. naval task force 3:0613
government
coup against Albert Kalonji regime in South Kasai
province 7: 0121
exerts military pressure on Moise Tshombe 4: 0965
legal questions about 7:1020
participants in Kitona conference 5: 0844
psychological warfare operations 6: 0213
structure of-4ederal 8:0085
hostilities in 3: 0997; 4: 0300
import program 7: 0055, 0411
imports 6: 0445
inflation•efforts to stabilize 5:0329
Kennedy
directs assignment of U.S. general officer to
5: 0712
expresses appreciation for support during Cuban
Missile Crisis 4: 0979, 0982, 0994
plan on 5:0644, 0646
statements on 7: 0978,1004
support of unity and self-government in 5: 0580,
0596
labor union unrest•state of emergency 5: 0615, 0616
lawsuit against Union Miniere du Haut Katanga
6:0993,0995,1008
legislation requiring mining companies to pay all taxes
to central government 7: 0105
marks reopening of Lubilash Bridge 7: 0420
martial law in 5: 0625
medical personnel in, from Soviet Union 6: 0050
meetings between Kennedy and Edward Kennedy on
3:0592
memoranda on 4: 0370; 5: 0162, 0169
military commission in 6: 0877, 0925; 7: 0526
military forces•order of battle 3:1007,1018
military operations in South Kasai province 7: 0045
military situation in 4: 0184, 0895; 5:0215, 1058
monetary commission 6: 0915, 0925
monetary council 7: 0084, 0124
monetary reform 5: 0537, 0604
Nasser, Gamal Abdel•views on situation in 5: 0891
navigation system•inland river 7:0177
Nehru, Jawaharlal•concern on UN effort In 3: 0633
and Nkrumah, Kwame•strategy in 8: 0059
Nyembo, Albert•arrest warrant 7:0335
Nyerere, Julius•discusses problems of 12: 0349
operations in Bakwanga 7:0060
ordinance on Union Miniere du Haut Katanga taxes
7:0507
paper prepared for Kennedy on 4:0068
participation of moderate Africans in effort to achieve
settlement in 7: 0523
passage of budget by 6: 0910
plans for renewed offensive by Angolan rebel
movement in 3: 0290
political instability•efforts to ease 5:0458
political leaders•comments on 7: 0487
political situation in 3: 0774, 0780, 0784; 4: 0948;
5:0620, 0621, 0623; 6: 0208
possible clash with extremists in provincial
governments 6:0402
possible entente between Cyrille Adoula and Moise
Tshombe in 4:0071
possible Soviet military assistance to 5: 0034, 0195
possible U.S. Peace Corps program in 7: 0564
possible use of U.S. military forces in 5: 0087, 0089
power struggle in 4: 0256
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DRC cont.
press calls for dissolution of parliament pending new
elections 7: 0486
progress report on 4: 0751
proposals on transitional period in 6:0761
protests actions by Michel Struelens against central
government 6: 0122
provincial assemblies' meeting 6:0390
provincial police 5: 0329
reaction to Cuban Missile Crisis 4: 0942
reconciliation proposals 4: 0757, 0787, 0809, 0843
reduction of Malayan contingent of UN forces in
7: 0231
repercussions of James Meredith incident in 7: 0284
reunification•see unification
road transportation crisis in 6: 0787
security of•internal 5:1058
sends extraordinary commission to Orientale province
6:0853
situation in 3: 0856, 1001, 1011; 4:0005, 0101, 0103,
0219, 0236, 0753, 0794; 5: 0205, 0217, 0229,
0244, 0245, 0246, 0265, 0266. 0648; 7:1009,
1019; 11:0016
Société General's views on 6: 0940, 0959
Soviet
aid to 7: 0289
airlift of Ghanaian troops to 8:0130
view of situation in 5: 0256
special defense forces in 6: 0504
status report on 3:1000,1010
Stevenson, Adlai E.•efforts to find solution to
problem of 7: 0986
strike by Union of Congolese Workers 6:0418, 0468,
0479
Thant, U•peace plan for 6: 0721,1071,1073, 1074,
1076, 1089,1092; 7: 0019, 0020
tin stockpile disposition by U.S. 4:0717
tobacco from U.S.•request for 6: 0936; 7: 0016
training of air force by Italy under UN umbrella
6:0404
treasury police force 6: 0478
troop withdrawal from 5:0311
Tunisian government changes policy toward 12: 0679
and UN
actions in 7:1014
aid programs in 5: 0329
airlift of troops 5: 0664; 12:1059
assistance requested 3:0609
conduct in 6: 0216
course of action in 4: 0804
effectiveness of efforts 4: 0950-0952; 7: 0520,
0991,0994,1017; 8:0135
efforts to control importation of civil aircraft into
6:0742
financial aid to 3: 0738, 0756, 0758
financial controls team in 7: 0474
investigation commission 4: 0243
mandate in 3: 0640; 6: 0188
mediation in 6: 0615, 0621, 0747, 0814
military assistance to 4: 0224, 0241 ; 6:0474
military assistance to•^financing 3:0622, 0624,
0631; 5:0233, 0259, 0558
military command 10: 0971
military forces in 3: 0603, 0779, 0786, 0787;
4: 0292, 0525; 5: 0286, 0301, 0329, 0554,
0556, 0558, 0566, 0575, 0578, 0579; 6: 0154;
7: 0295
military planning in 6: 0176
military training school 6: 0671
operation in 5: 0710; 6: 0855, 0898
PL-480 aid 7:0562, 0563
political and military objectives and needs in
5: 0155, 0824, 0877, 0893, 0997; 6: 0811
position in 8: 0086
reconciliation plan for 6:1068,1076,1087,1091;
7: 0011, 0030, 0044, 0051, 0054, 0074, 0077,
0159, 0161, 0165, 0170, 0179, 0202, 0241,
0245, 0286, 0290, 0292, 0302, 0307, 0312,
0316, 0318, 0352, 0356, 0360, 0363, 0382,
0384, 0449, 0537, 0552
requests bombs from India for use in 6: 0845
requests that Sudan provide general for operations
in 5:0726
resolutions on 4: 0228; 8: 0086
role in intervention in 6: 0577
Security Council meeting on 3: 0640, 4: 0021,
0043; 6:0083, 0085, 0087, 0092, 0112, 0113
support of central government of 3: 0802
technical assistance program in 6:0327
troops sent to restore order in 5: 0967; 6: 0135
troop withdrawals from 4: 0225, 0226, 0237, 0239;
5: 0044, 0317, 0319; 7: 0239, 0547
unification efforts 4: 0256, 0575, 0577, 0581, 0586-
0588, 0602, 0623, 0626, 0880, 0882, 0887, 0915,
0966, 0975; 5: 0006, 0022, 0026, 0124, 0329,
0685, 0822
unilateralism in 8: 0089
306 Subject Index

and U.S.
achievements in 5:0271-0273, 0308; 6:0093,
0098
action in 3: 0766, 0856; 4: 0482, 0773, 0799, 0826;
5:0706; 6: 0217, 0244
aid to 4:0692, 0693; 5: 0303, 1021,1093; 6:0413,
0445,0581,0787,0792
aircraft in 3:0839, 0840; 6: 0037
arranges to supply petroleum to 6:0967
and British talks on 6: 0041
cease-fire mediation 4:0144
commitment of support of 4: 0462
contingency plan in 4: 0950-0954, 0985, 0989
course of action in 3:0575; 4: 0708, 0762, 0781,
0782, 0987; 5: 0051, 0055, 0189
denies allegations of search for "strong man" in
6:0678
discussions with Belgian foreign office on 6:0858
economic assistance to 5: 0329; 6: 0193
efforts to strengthen 5:0006
Europe Army sends team to 7: 0375
financial aid to 6:0160; 7:0481
food commodities for 6: 0466, 0929, 0936, 0966
foreign aid suggestions 6: 0193
interpretation of legal position of Kasavubu
government in 7:1007
labor assistance programs in 6:1020
Leopoldville Embassy recommendations on
6:0885
military
assistance to 4: 0120; 7: 0155
coverage of 5: 0962
operations in 5: 0712, 0765
representation in 4:0359; 5:0709
mine detection gear used in 7: 0236
mission to 4: 0907, 0908
operating plan for 5: 0102
PL-480 assistance to 7:0367
policy alternatives in 4: 0559, 0560; 5: 0179
policy toward 3: 0559, 0599, 0600, 0640, 0842,
0852; 4: 0024, 0046, 0489, 0516, 0816, 0818,
0822, 0841, 0920; 5:0058, 0275, 0289, 0291-
0293, 0300, 0304, 0319, 0321, 0329, 0647,
0723, 0994, 1065, 1069; 6: 0598, 0974;
7:0942, 0948, 0980; 10: 0992; 12: 0253, 0256
position on unification of 6: 0803, 0974
postpones delivery of impact shipment to 7: 0061
problems in 5: 0308; 6: 0093, 0098
State Department
agrees to airlift in 7:0228
discusses sale of aircraft to 6:0737
efforts to recruit Americans for posts in UN
operations in 7:0249
planning in 5: 0945
View of situation in 4:0156
Subject Index
steering committee on•minutes of 3: 0764
support of UN efforts in 1: 0035; 4: 0187, 0191,
0216, 0218; 5: 0125, 0765, 0975; 7: 0336
task force•activities of 3: 0593
task force•report on 3: 0627
technical assistance to 6: 0123
view of situation in 5: 0706; 6: 0592
white paper on 5:0276, 0278
Williams, G. Mennen
consultation with France on situation in 1:0615
consultations with Great Britain on situation in
1:0622
observations on 1: 0199
World Bank and IMF conference 6:1055
see also Katanga; Katangan Assembly; Tripartite talks
on DRC; Tshombe, Moise
Duggan, William R.
remarks concerning white settlers in Africa 1:0036
Duke, Angler Biddle
reception at home of 12:0543
Dumont, Donald A.
appointment with Kennedy 11:0326
biographical sketch of 11: 0327
Dungan, Ralph A.
discussions with Kenneth Kuanda 10: 0896
Dyal, [?]
possible replacement as UN representative in DRC
3:0618
East Africa Common Services Authority (EACSA)
suspension of 12:0231
East Africa-Northern Rhodesia railroad link
background paper on 12: 0371
East African Federation
Arusha, Tanganyika chosen as site for capital of
12:0325
background paper on 12:0371
constitutional negotiations 12:0356
Ghana's attempts to undermine 9: 0496
Kambona, Oscar•discusses 12:0340
letter from Julius Nyerere to Kennedy on 12: 0320
movement toward 2: 0434, 0435
Nkrumah, Kwame•attacks on 9: 0498
Nyerere, Julius•discusses prospects for 12:0349
Tanganyikan government's intention of establishing
12:0327
ECA
general 1:0023, 0025
Kennedy's message to 1: 0032, 0034; 2:0027, 0028
report on 1:0022
South African participation in 2: 0533, 0564, 0585
suggested message to 1: 0031
Economic aid policy, U.S.
for Africa 1:0123, 0648
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Economic and Social Council, UN
expulsion of South Africa and Portugal from 2: 0594
South African participation in 2: 0464, 0585
Economic cooperation
agreement between Ghana and USSR on 9:0033
Economic development planning
1:0123
Economic policy
U.S., toward Africa 1: 0043
Editorials
Rhodesian press 1: 0218
Education
in Dahomey 7:0652, 0655
in Northern Rhodesia•U.S. aid to 10:0887
Education, Conference of African States on
Development of
Kennedy's message to 1: 0068, 0069, 0077
Educational and Cultural Affairs, Bureau of
grant program for Africans 1: 0180
Educational opportunities, U.S.
for potential future leaders of South and Southwest
Africa 1:0493
Elsenhower, Dwight D.
discussions with Habib Bourguiba, Sr. 12:0786
goodwill trip to Tunisia 12: 0786
invited to attend Accra World Peace Assembly 8: 0592
invited to attend Ivory Coast independence day
ceremonies 10:0173
meeting with W. M. Q. Halm 8: 0592
message from Evariste Kimba 4: 0607, 0611
statement praising Kennedy's handling of DRC-
Katanga situation 5: 0802
statements on DRC-Katanga situation 4:0173
Elbrlck, C. Burke
discussions with Franco Nogueira on Portuguese
Africa 3: 0025, 0026
Elections, U.S.
message from Fulbert Youlou to Kennedy on 5: 0018,
0028, 0030
Elisabethville, DRC
Belgium requests U.S. help in evacuation of nationals
from 5:0956
Cousin, Jules•situation report from 4:0167
developments in 5: 0148
doctors critical of UN actions in 6:0015
Dodd, Thomas J.•situation report from 4: 0096, 0098
military operations in area of 5: 0660
military situation in 5: 0714; 6: 0564
round table discussions in 3: 0605
Tshombe, Moise•return to 6: 0058
UN
analysis of military operations 5: 0093
attack on 5: 0718, 0733
hospital seized 7:0240
UN cont.
military forces 6:0956; 7: 0255
military forces occupy Union Miniere du Haut
Katanga building in 5: 0842, 0845
military objectives 5: 0855
strategy for campaign against 5: 0690
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga officials reception of
Alan Kirk in 5:1030
U.S. Information Agency cultural and information
center in 6: 0916
U.S. offers mine detection equipment to UN troops in
7: 0109
Elizabeth II (Queen of England)
appointment of H. J. L. Boston as governor-general of
Sierra Leone 11:0411
U.S. delays decision on Volta River project until after
visit to Ghana by 8:0292
Elkton, Maryland
UN delegates from Dahomey and Central African
Republic refused service at dinette in 7: 0624,
0635-0637
Eilender, Allen J.
African protests of statements made by 2:0439, 0441
aircraft landing clearances for 1: 0892
briefed on U.S. economic aid to Tanganyika 1: 0888
comments
on African economic development 1: 0889, 0890
on Angola and Mozambique 1: 0887
critical of African leadership 1: 0864, 0866, 0869,
0870, 0874, 0875, 0877, 0878, 0881, 0886,
0889, 0890; 8: 0908
on Nkrumah, Kwame 1: 0885
on South African race problems 10: 0946
declared prohibited alien by Tanganyika 1:0865
flight plans for African trip 1:0898
inaccuracies in report on Africa 9: 0139
itinerary for African trip 1: 0894
Kenyan government cannot assure security of 1: 0899
Mboya, Tom•protests statements by 1: 0874, 0881
proposed visit to DRC 6:1084
Somalia refuses permission for visit 1: 0897
State Department repudiates statements of 1: 0866
Uganda refuses to allow aircraft to land 1:0896
Elliott, Osborn
message from Lucius D. Battle 9: 0175
Eritrea
economic development in 1: 0890
Ethiopia
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1:0737
dispute with Somalia over Ogaden 2: 0609, 0613
economic development in 1: 0890
impact of Kennedy's civil rights statements in 2:0523
308 Subject Index

possible withdrawal of troops from DRC 5: 0301
reaction to U.S. racial problems 2: 0525
UN contingent attacks Union Miniere du Haut
Katanga building in Elisabethville 5: 0845
undisciplined actions of UN contingent in DRC
5: 0961
Europe
relations with North Africa 2:0631
European Economic Community (EEC)
agreement with African Association on economic
relations 2: 0617
agricultural policy of 5: 0244, 0245
Exchange, foreign
Adoula, Cyrille•dissatisfaction with wording of
agreement with Katanga on 7: 0557
division of 7:0135
DRC monetary council controls on 7: 0124
DRC net reserves 7:0117
impasse in commission on 7: 0384
Katanga and DRC accept resolution on 7:0467
Katangese memorandum on 7: 0390, 0392
Ngalula, Joseph•paper on 7: 0215
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga•payments of
earnings 5: 0067, 0095; 6:1015, 1030
Export duties
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga payment of 6:1036;
7: 0062
Exports
DRC control of 7: 0230
DRC customs treatment of Katangese 7: 0118
Federal Aviation Agency
study on U.S. policies on civil aviation in Africa
1:0515,0516
Federation of All African Students
letter to Kennedy 1:0672
Feklnl, Mohleddine
discussions with Kennedy 2:0754
Field, Winston J.
bid for independence of Southern Rhodesia 10:0981
on Southern Rhodesia's relationship with Great Britain
10:1005
Financial training grants
Burundi to implement U.S. offer of 11: 0097
Kayibanda, Grégoire•reception of U.S. offer of
11:0135
U.S. discussions with Rwanda and Burundi on
11:0078
Fleming, Robert
discussions with Kwame Nkrumah 8:0562
Fletcher, Patrick
letter from Kennedy 1:0507
FLN
activation of French Force Locale to serve under
2: 0979
cease-fire negotiations/agreement with France
2: 0775, 0879, 0883, 0957, 0992
control of Moslem masses 2:0956
leadership of 2:0769
U.S. contacts with 2: 0692,0696, 0784
U.S. message of congratulations to 2:0958, 0982,
0987
Ford Foundation
advises Colombia on plans for National Rural
Community Development Program 9: 0820
sponsors village development program in Guinea
9:0819
Foreign Relations, Council of
possible participant in Accra World Peace Assembly
8: 0571
Formosa
see Taiwan
Foster, William C.
message to Accra World Peace Assembly 8: 0597
France
aid to Africa 1: 0406
Angolan students in 3:0126, 0131
Angolan students seek political asylum in 3:0127
army distribution 2: 0715
assessment of violence in Chad 2:0628
bilateral talks with U.S. on African problems 1:0633
Bourguiba, Habib, Sr.•criticizes U.S. and Great
Britain for failing to halt aggression by 12:1045
British views of 12: 0348
Chad•relations with 3:0526
consultations with G. Mennen Williams on Africa
1:0611,0615
discussions with U.S.
on African developments 6:0850
on DRC 4: 0703; 6:0685
on UAM 1:0547
financial situation in Dahomey 7: 0621, 0622
future role in Western alliance 2: 0815
Ghanaian press attacks on 8:0729
Guinea•accords with 9:1017
Guinea•financial differences with 9: 0785
Kennedy's message to Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
2: 0925
Kitona agreement 5:0860,0905, 0906, 0939
loyalty of troops in Germany questioned 2: 0722
Maga, Hubert•political developments against
7: 0621
Mali
fate of French government members in 10: 0744
financial negotiations with 10: 0742, 0793
monetary zone•request to stay in 10: 0732, 0738
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France cont.
paramilitary organizations in 2: 0724
security arrangements for Ahmed Ben Bella's return to
Morocco 2: 0968
shipment of planes to Katanga 8:0058
technical assistance to Guinea 9: 0785
thoughts on independence of Rwanda and Burundi
11:0092
Toure, Ahmed Sekou•plans to visit U.S. 9: 0800
transport aircraft available in Algeria 2: 0716
tripartite talks on DRC 6: 0813, 0868
Tshombe, Moise•moral support for 5:0860
and Tunisia•relations with 12: 0983,1025, 1083
on UN resolutions on DRC 5:0906
on UN resolutions on Portugal 2: 0581
U.S. military assistance to Dahomey•concern about
7: 0625
Youlou, Fulbert•calls for support from troops of
5:0541
see also Algeria; Bizerte, Tunisia
Fredericks, J. Wayne
Kaysen, Carl•dealings with 10: 0998
ordered to remain in DRC 7: 0331
Freetown, Sierra Leone
U.S. embassy at 11: 0385
French West Africa
seven states formed from 1: 0003
Gabon
riot with Congo (Brazzaville) over results of soccer
match 7:0595
Williams, G. Mennen•observations on 1: 0199
Gannfer, Andre
biographical sketch of 3: 0866
Gardiner, Robert
Adoula-Tshombe negotiations•role in 6: 0251, 0362,
0770, 0795, 0799, 0831
aircraft for DRC•discussions 6: 0756
as chief of UN operations in DRC•importance
6: 0180
concern about UN military moves with Katanga
6:0415,0428
and Congo Advisory Committee 7: 0366, 0399, 0430
discussions
with Adoula, Cyrille 6: 0529, 0727
Adoula, Cyrille•talks with press and George
McGhee6:0172
with McGhee, George C. 7:0292
UN firmness toward DRC government in relation to
Moise Tshombe desire to depart from
Leopoldville 6: 0543
DRC army support•suggestion about 6: 0271
efforts to prevent new outbreak of hostilities in DRC
6: 0199
letter to Evaristo Kimba 7: 0017
meeting with Cyrille Adoula 7:0455
meeting with U.S. and British consuls to work out new
cease-fire agreement between Katanga and DRC
7:0348
plan for filling in transition period in DRC 6: 0684
position on réintégration of Katanga 6: 0251
reaction to Moise Tshombe's declaration to consular
corps in Katanga 7: 0316
reconciliation agreement deadline•visit to Katanga
7: 0302
rejects objections of Cyrille Adoula to Katanga cease-
fire agreement 7:0395
reports death of two civilians at UN roadblock in
Katanga 6: 0950
Tshombe, Moise
correspondence with 4: 0878, 0885
meetings with 6:0199, 0268; 7: 0039, 0159, 0170
talks with 6: 0635; 7: 0330, 0331, 0344, 0459,
0461
and U.S. embassy•Accra's comments on 7: 0993
Garvey, Willard W.
request to send representative to Tunisia to discuss
building low-cost housing 12:0764
Gavin, James M.
discussions with Maurice Couve de Murville 2: 0741
Gbedemah, K. A.
interview with 8: 0069
Gbenye, Christophe
arrest of 7: 0252, 0306
attempt to avoid political showdown between Cyrille
Adoula and 5: 0744
DRC internal political problem posed by 6: 0208
statement on arrest and detention of Antoine Gizenga
6:0081
U.S. State Department opposes visit by 6: 0272
visit to U.S. 6: 0224, 0288, 0591
Gendarmes, Katangan
aggression against Kongolo 6:0241
alarm over UN patrol activity 7:0304
attack on Nyunzu and attempted invasion of
Albertville by 6: 0628
chances for hostilities with DRC army 6:0222
destruction of section of Elisabethville-Jadotsville road
by 7: 0304
disaffection of 7:0291
dissatisfaction among officers of 7:0470
fighting between DRC army and 6:1058
fighting between Ghanaian UN patrol and 6: 0269
mine Lubilash Bridge for destruction in event of
invasion by DRC army 7:0581
possible coup by 7:0470
possible seizure of UN hospital in Elisabethville by
7: 0240
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General Motors Corporation
urges commodity aid to DRC 7: 0253
Geneva Convention
possible violations of, in Katanga 4:0304
Genocide
in Katanga 4:0393; 6:0134
Germany, East
possible recognition by Ghana 8: 0511
Germany, West
aid offerte Tanganyika 12: 0113
consultations with G. Mannen Williams on Africa
1:0617,0619,0622
DRC peace plan•participation not recommended by
U.S. 7: 0044, 0065
economic aid to DRC 7: 0541
informed of Ahmed Sekou Toure's plans to visit U.S.
9:0805
Keita, Modibo•remarks on self-determination for
10:0660
objections to DRC negotiations beginning before UN
troops installed in Elisabethville 5: 0754
question of loyalty of French troops in 2: 0722
urged by General Motors to give commodity aid to
DRC 7: 0253
Ghana
airlifts troops to DRC 3: 0619
alignment with Soviet bloc 8: 0213
anti-American demonstrations at U.S. embassy in
7: 0972
anti-U.S. pamphlets in 8:0111
anti-Western position of 8: 0949
anti-Western press attacks in 8: 0728, 0729, 0732,
0761,0764, 0769; 9: 0198
armed forces•modernization of 8:0285
arms importation•illegal 8: 0826
army units withdrawn from "Operation Search" in
Accra 8:0816
attempts to undermine East African Federation
9: 0496
attitude toward U.S. 9: 0152
background report on 7:0861
Ben Bella, Ahmed•visit to 9: 0497
and Berlin crisis 8:0191
border sealing exercise by 8: 0981
British assessment of situation in 8: 0218
British Council closed 8:1061
British officers removed from army command in
8: 0222, 0223
Bui Dam site 9: 0189
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1:0773
cabinet of•approves new loans from Communist
nations 8: 0381
cabinet of•calls for negotiations vyith view to
purchasing 100 percent foreign investment in joint
government-private enterprises 8: 0508
communications with U.S. administration 8: 0068
communism in 7: 0829, 0834; 9: 0294, 0296,0298,
0312
congratulatory message from Kennedy on 2nd
anniversary of founding of Republic of 8: 0644,
0645, 0647
"conspiratorial centralism" in 9: 0312
contract with USSR for geological survey in 9:0140
crop damage caused by cocoa capsids in 8: 0867,
0868
Cuba•troops in 8: 0908
decision to restrict curfew passes to chiefs of mission
8: 0781
developments in 7: 0797; 8: 0296, 0804, 0940
dismissal of pro-Western cabinet members 7:0806
dissatisfaction of people of 9: 0312
DRC constitution•pleased with 7:0565
DRC situation investigated 5: 0727
East Germany•possible recognition of 8:0511
economic and political developments in 8:0842
economic cooperation agreement with USSR 9: 0033
economic problems of 8: 0823
economic situation in 9: 0049
economic, technical, trade, and navigation
agreement with Yugoslavia 7:0005
educational facilities for James Meredith 9: 0065
educational opportunities for African history teachers
9:0186, 0195, 0247, 0256, 0287
financial situation in 8:0617, 0619
frontier police refuse entrance to U.S. embassy, Lome
official 8:1054
fuel and power secretariat 8: 0380
Gizenga, Antoine•political asylum offered 6: 0503
government mission meets with Antoine Gizenga
5: 0727
history of 7: 0861
IMF approves $14.25 million drawing 8: 0692
industrialization in 9: 0722
internal dissension in 8: 0210, 0211
international posture of 8: 0217
iron ore deposits in 8:0188
Kennedy administration's position on 8: 0114, 0116
Kennedy inauguration film rejected by censors
8:0113
Lumumba, Patrice•investigation into murder 9:0016
manpower conference invitation refused 8:0688
medical school project 9:0528, 0531, 0534, 0536
military officer training in USSR 7: 0802; 8:0232,
0234
military situation in 2:0075
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National Institute of Health and Medical Research
8:0173-0175,0180,0184
neutrality of 8: 0246, 0775
and news media 8: 0757, 0759, 0777, 0870, 0872,
0877, 0878, 0880, 0884; 9: 0040, 0145, 0191,
0244; see also Press
newspaper articles on 7: 0827, 0829, 0834
Nkrumah, Kwame
address to parliament 8: 0805, 0808
assumes command of army of 8: 0216, 0222, 0223
decision to dismiss British officials in 8:0363
objectives for 8: 0059
popularity in 8: 0786; 9: 0248,0312
nonalignment of 8: 0246
nuclear testing underground•resolution 8: 0861
Nydell-Davis cases 8: 0976, 0980, 0983, 0984, 0988,
0990, 0994, 0997,1002, 1003, 1005,1017,1020,
1030,1043 '
Nydell-Davis cases•withdrawal of persona non grata
notes 9: 0148
opposition plotting in 8: 0924
orientation toward Soviet bloc 8: 0199, 0202
Peace Corps in 8: 0899, 0912, 0916, 0919, 0921,
0926, 0927; 9: 0276, 0278, 0280, 0486
policies
and actions toward Africa 8:1057
on activities of foreign cultural and information
centers 8:0881
on private enterprise and investment 8: 0551
on Southern Rhodesia issue 9: 0532
political situation in 7: 0807; 8: 0553, 0791, 0798,
0803, 0905; 9: 0540
portrayal in U.S. press 8: 0562
potential power struggle in 8:0814
praises U.S. progress in racial equality 8:0270
press
accuses imperialists and Neocolonialists of
seeking failure of OAU conference 9: 0242
attacks
on Dodd, Thomas J. 9: 0300
on Kennedy administration 9: 0155, 0160
on Mahoney, William P., Jr. 8: 0944
on U.S. Negroes 9: 0155, 0160, 0162, 0165,
0168,0179
coverage of Chester Bowles's address at Lincoln
University 9:0232
criticism of statements by G. Mannen Williams
8: 0784
expresses views on U.S. arms embargo against
South Africa 9: 0485
reports on bomb explosions in Accra 8: 0767
statement on U.S. policy toward DRC 7: 0980
prospects for political stability and foreign policy
orientation in 8: 0300
protests U.S. nuclear testing 8:0564, 0566, 0654,
0658, 0674, 0676
Queen Elizabeth IPs visit to 8:0292
relations with Great Britain 8: 0246
relations with U.S. 7: 0794; 8: 0078, 0743, 0846,
0900, 0935, 0988, 0999,1012, 1036,1049, 1057;
9:0004, 0018, 0024, 0030, 0043, 0047, 0073,
0095, 0096, 0115, 0120, 0134. 0157, 0187, 0237,
0240, 0261, 0263, 0511, 0512, 0514, 0518, 0523,
0525, 0537
requests
for U.S. assistance in plan to raise health
standards in 8:0172
U.S. support for candidacy for UN Security Council
and Board of Governors of International Atomic
Energy Commission 8:0182
that U.S. suspend persona non grata action
against George Arthur 8: 0997
Sandys, Duncan•views on 8: 0244, 0252
Soviet airlift of troops to DRC 8:0130
Soviet arms shipment arrival 8: 0962
Soviet influence in 8:0019, 0043; 9: 0504
subversion in Africa by 8: 0513-0515
supports assassination attempt against Sylvanus
Olympic of Togo 8: 0371
tax treaty with U.S. 7:0861
technical aid refused 7:0976
Togo•dispute with 8:0335, 0369, 0958, 0959
and Togolese training camp 8:0377
transfer of gold mines from British companies to
8: 0479
trial of alleged bomb throwers in 9: 0129
UN contingent from•arrival in DRC 6: 0154
United party's plans for taking over government of
8:0888
UN patrol fights with Katanga gendarmes 6:0269
and U.S.
adopts policy of "courteous aloofness" toward
8: 0930, 0932
aid program in 8: 0722, 0988; 9: 0257, 0501
courses of action in 9:0012
criteria for evaluating future policies and activities
of 9:0006, 0010
diplomatic courier/communications restricted
9: 0107, 0134
fears racial violence in 8: 0728
feelings toward 8:0250,0258
financial aid to 9: 0312
gift on first anniversary of establishment of 8: 0139
imposes travel restrictions on diplomats of 9:0102
Information Service office closed 8:1061
loan for Volta River project 8:0435, 0442, 0451,
0511
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National Security Council action against 8:0367
Navy goodwill visit to 7:0961, 0974; 8: 0063
policy toward 9: 0579
position in 9: 0288, 0292
reactions to media attacks in 8: 0734, 0736, 0738,
0742,0751,0770
reviews articles in press of 9:0198
State Department position on situation in 5:0648
Valco•agreements with 7: 0861 ; 8:0421
Vaico aluminum smelter in 7: 0861 ; 8: 0492, 0498,
0503, 0955; 9: 0275, 0301
Volta River Authority 8: 0154, 0155, 0160, 0178, 0380
Volta River project in 7: 0763, 0804, 0806, 0807,
0812, 0814, 0825, 0842, 0956, 0997,1002,1011,
1030; 8: 0003, 0014,0096, 0140, 0148, 0149,
0151, 0153, 0157, 0162, 0165, 0169, 0171, 0179,
0197, 0198, 0217, 0219, 0220, 0225, 0251, 0254,
0256, 0259, 0261, 0264, 0265, 0267,0275, 0280,
0282, 0284, 0287, 0291-0293, 0296, 0319, 0331,
0338, 0355, 0359, 0365, 0370, 0383, 0389, 0391,
0394, 0395, 0400, 0410-0412, 0422, 0424, 0425,
0427, 0429, 0431, 0435, 0437, 0439, 0440, 0442,
0444, 0446, 0447, 0449, 0452-0456, 0461, 0462,
0464, 0468, 0483, 0487, 0490, 0498, 0503, 0504,
0507, 0528, 0537, 0539, 0540, 0542, 0545, 0547;
9: 0312
voting record in 16th session of UN General Assembly
8: 0833
white paper on alleged conspiracy for coup d'état
8: 0375
Williams, G. Mennen•criticism of 8: 0840
World Bank•negotiations with 7: 0799; 8: 0485, 0495
see also Nkrumah, Kwame
Ghana, University of
Robeson, Paul•appointment to 8: 0561
Ghana Airways
possible service to Soviet bloc countries 8:0690
Ghanaian Evening News
shift in attitude toward Iraqi situation 9:0209
Ghanaian Times
articles•anti-U.S. 9: 0109, 0227
articles•Thresher disaster 9: 0173
attack on U.S. government and CIA in 9: 0105
editorial on Allen J. Ellender's comments on African
leadership 8: 0908
and murder of Abdul Karim el-Kassem of Iraq 9:0083,
0201,0216
Gizenga, Antoine
activities of UN troops in areas of DRC held by
3: 0779, 0787
Adoula, Cyrille
handling of arrest of 6: 0057
letter to 5:0995
meeting between Sture Linner and, on problem
posed by 5:0902
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meeting with 5:0767
refuses to allow resumption of office of vice
premier 6: 0022
requests UN plane for transportation of, to
Leopoldville 6: 0053, 0055
U.S. aid to, against 4: 0038, 0039
arrest of 4: 0036; 6:0029, 0049, 0081, 0090
attempted takeover of Kivu province 5: 0785, 0797,
0800
censured by Congolese parliament 6:0031
Congo Press Agency interview with 6:1069
DRC government requests that Belgian Court of
Appeals handle trial of 6:0928
DRC internal political problem posed by 6: 0208
Ghanaian government mission meets with 5:0727
letter to Kennedy 3:0582, 0583
offered political asylum in Ghana by Kwame Nkrumah
6: 0503
participates in Elisabethville round table discussions
3: 0605
possible interception of aircraft from Qatar by Egypt
for use by 5:1018
possible UN support of military forces of 4:0376
presence in Guinea of 9:1051
prevented by Ahmed Sekou Toure from engaging in
activities against DRC while in Guinea 10: 0004
recognition of regime of 8:0089
status of 5: 0049, 0063
transferred to detention on island near Moanda
6: 0144
treatment while under arrest in Leopoldville 6: 0073,
0611
Godley, George McMurtrie
proposed appointment as ambassador to Burundi
11:0054
Goldberg, Arthur J.
visit to DRC 4: 0147-0149
Gold mines
transfer from British companies to Ghanaian
government 8: 0479
Gore, Albert, Sr.
and U.S. participation in Volta River project 8:0251,
0293
Grains, feed
DRC government request for 6: 0936
Grants
see Financial training grants
Great Britain
African aid talks 1: 0510-0512
Afro-Asian UN resolution on Southern Rhodesia
10:0906,0907
aid offer to Tanganyika 12: 0072, 0076
announces intention to recognize Dahoman
provisional government headed by Christophe
Soglo7:0759
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Great Britain cont.
arms embargo against South Africa 11: 0494, 0496
army officers removed from command in Ghana
8: 0222, 0223
asks U.S. to support efforts to block UN Security
Council resolutions on Southern Rhodesia
10:1010
coffee agreement•role in UN negotiations 1:0485
consultations with U.S. on plan for UN mediation to
overcome impasse in Adoula-Tshombe
negotiations 6:0692
consultations with Williams, G. Mennen•on
Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland 10:0912
criticized by Habib Bourguiba, Sr. for failing to halt
aggression by France at Bizerta 12:1045
discussions
with U.S. on measures to be taken if Adoula-
Tshombe talks break down 6: 0345
with U.S. on possible mediation by UN Secretary
General in Southern Rhodesian issue 10: 0941
with U.S. on prospects for peace in Kenya and
possible visit of Jomo Kenyatta 10:1048
with U.S. on South Africa 11: 0513, 0559
and DRC
aid to 7:0253
aircraft purchase from 6:0280
Kennedy's plan for 5: 0644
situation 1: 0628; 3: 0858; 4: 0703; 6: 0041, 0590,
0620, 0626, 0656
transition period 6: 0684
tripartite talks 4: 0601, 0602, 0640, 0642; 5: 0699;
6: 0663, 0674, 0726, 0734
UN and 5:0710; 6: 0113
efforts to get Edgar Whitehead to testify before UN
10:0923
financial assistance to Tanganyika 12: 0086, 0088
Ghana
allegations of complicity in attempted assassination
of Kwame Nkrumah 8:0754
press attacks on 8: 0729
relations with 8: 0246
situation in 8:0218
informed Ahmed Sekou Toure of plans to visit U.S.
9: 0800
informed of U.S. thinking on bilateral African aid talks
1:0508
and Katanga
cease-fire in 5: 0702
DRC tax collectors to 6: 0385
joint declaration on 5: 0248
policies on 5: 0682, 0887,1Ö23
and UN troops 6: 0183
white paper on 6: 0984, 0994
K'rtona agreement 5: 0805, 0860, 0861, 0920, 0970,
0988, 0989
movement toward African control of Rhodesias
6: 0629
Mutaka, Charles•efforts to locate 6: 0427
Nkrumah, Kwame
activities of 9:0312
and attempted assassination of 8: 0693
Ghanaian officials dismissed by 8: 0363
policies and objectives in DRC 5:1033
policies on Southern Rhodesia 10:0918
positions
on DRC 5:0699
on support of UN in DRC 5: 0887
on UN, Congo, and Rhodesias 1:0467
relationship with Southern Rhodesia 10:1005
tripartite talks on DRC 6: 0726
and Tshombe, Moise 5:0805, 0860, 0861, 0887,
0970; 6: 0270, 0460, 0462, 0726, 0983; 7: 0138
and U.S.•joint action program on South Africa with
12:0019
and U.S.•reports of violence in Northern Rhodesia
10:0869
views on France, South Africa, and Portuguese Africa
12:0348
Welensky, Roy•blames failure of Federation of
Rhodesia and Nyasaland on 10: 0989
Welensky, Roy•and Lincoln White 6: 0982
Greenburg, Harry
reports Portuguese harrassment of missionary
operations in Mozambique 10: 0834
Greene, Colonel [?]
informed of cancellation of General Joseph Desiree
Mobutu's trip to Brussels and London 6:0841
meeting with General Joseph Desiree Mobutu 6: 0840
Greene plan
decision to hold up implementation of 7: 0059
U.S. temporarily halts delivery of impact shipment for
7:0046
Grunitzky, Nicholas
heads Togo's delegation to Addis Ababa conference
2:0271
Guinea
Addis Ababa conference 9:1022
aid agreement with USSR 10:0030
aircraft landing facilities to service Soviet and Czech
flights to Cuba 9: 0898
Alaska Airlines operations in 10:0117, 0136, 0137
aluminum in 9: 0658
Boke and Fria projects in 9:0699
Boke bauxite and alumina project in 7: 0861; 9:0649,
0650
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1: 0746, 0749
civil air developments in 9: 0949
currency reform in 9:0939
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economic and financial situation in 9:0730,0735,
0741
economic policy 10: 0143
economic problems and needs of 9: 0729
extradition from Morocco of Lebanese traders
involved in financial scandal 9:0912
financial scandals in 9: 0911, 0912
Ford Foundation sponsors village development
program in 9:0819
France announces willingness to offer technical
assistance to 9:0785
France's willingness to settle financial differences with
9: 0785
friendship and cooperation with U.S. 9:0621, 0737
Kennedy's intervention in U.S. racial problems urged
9:1028-1030
Kennedy's message on 5th anniversary of
independence of 10: 0139-0142
Konkoure hydroelectric project in 7: 0861
mission to U.S.
activities of 9: 0738
efforts to reestablish relations with UN technical
assistance officials 9: 0744
general 9: 0734
meeting with Kennedy 9: 0745, 0749, 0751
welcome of 9: 0714, 0756
oil extraction and soap plant for 9: 0913, 0914
possible adverse U.S. public reaction to presence of
Antoine Gizenga in 9:1051; 10: 0004
possible commercial, cultural, and technical
assistance accords with France 9:1017
problems and achievements of 9: 0987, 0990
radio station near Washington, D.C. embassy
9:0915-0917
relations with U.S. 9: 0700, 0702, 0704, 0708,0715,
0718, 0759, 0761, 0983, 0993, 0994; 10: 0149
Soviet aircraft landings in 10: 0036, 0039, 0120
Soviet bloo•move from 9:1022
subversive influence of French Communists in
9: 0705
and U.S.
assistance to 2: 0370; 9: 0576, 0603, 0614, 0623,
0633, 0636, 0639, 0643, 0711, 0813,0815,
0901, 0952, 0957, 0963, 0966, 1012,1018,
1021; 10: 0038, 0146
delegation to independence day celebrations in
9:0770
interest in economic development in 9:1032,1040
national exhibition in 9: 0919, 0920, 0933-0936,
0976, 0997
navy courtesy call to 9: 0697
Soviet flights landing in 10: 0036
trade and economic relations with 9:0721
use by USSR as fueling stop for aircraft enroute to
Cuba 10: 0032
withdrawal of students from Soviet universities by
9: 0681
see also Sekou Toure, Ahmed
Guinea Press [Ghana]
Mahoney, William P.•visit to 8: 0875
Guirand, Colonel [?]
leads French military coup attempt in Algeria 2: 0717
Gullion, Edmund A.
and Adoula, Cyrille 6:0457,0712, 0808
agitation to UN command to prevent meeting of
Katanga Assembly to approve 4: 0306,0307,
0309, 0311
alleged involvement in incidents between UN and
Katangese military forces 5:1000
appointed U.S. ambassador to DRC 3: 0778, 0789
discussions with Cyrille Adoula on Katanga talks
7:0489
Kennedy•correspondence with 4: 0079, 0724;
5: 0289, 0291-0293,0300
Kitona conference 4:0298; 5: 0847, 0999,1037
meeting with Moise Tshombe 6:0258
plans to leave DRC from U.S. 6: 0964
visit to U.S. 4:0423
Habimenshi, Calllxte
biographical sketch of 11:0180
discussions with Kennedy 11: 0317, 0319, 0321, 0322
informed by U.S. that Rwandan ambassador must
reside in Washington, D.C. 11: 0224
meeting with Kennedy 11: 0176
photograph of 11:0260
visit to Belgium 11:0210
visit to U.S. 11: 0170, 0177, 0202, 0206
Halm, W. M. Q.
appointment with Kennedy 8: 0650
biographical sketch of 8:0652
farewell call on Kennedy 8:0677
letter from Dean Rusk 8:0209
meeting with Dwight D. Eisenhower 8: 0592
Hammarskjold, Dag
letter from Cyrille Adoula 3: 0802
message from Kwame Nkrumah 7: 0994,1000
USSR to withdraw recognition of, as UN Secretary
General 8:0090
Handley, William J.
appointment with Kennedy 10: 0710
discussions with Modibo Keita 10: 0769, 0799
presence in Washington, D.C, of 10: 0792
Hansen, Kenneth R.
discussions on problems of U.S. task force on
Portuguese territories 3:0046
Harriman, L. O.
invites chiefs of mission in Accra, Ghana, to greet Jaja
Wachuku at airport 8:0599
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Hartke, Vance
confidence in African leadership 1: 0868
message from Kennedy 1: 0868
recommends U.S. aid program for Guinea 9: 0901
reiterates U.S. position on self-government in Africa
1:0872
urges Kennedy to issue statement on U.S. interest in
Africa 1:0870
visit to Guinea 9: 0900, 0904
Hassan (Crown Prince of Libya)
visit to U.S. 10:0487
Hassan, Mou lay (Crown Prince of Morocco)
discussions with Kwame Nkrumah 7:0963
Hawk missiles
sold to Israel by U.S. 10: 0487
Hays, Brooks
impression on people of Sierra Leone created by
11:0418
trip to Africa 2: 0037, 0070, 0074
Henniqulau, Colonel [?]
speech by 11: 0111
Herter, Christian A.
discussions on status of Multi-Lateral Force 9: 0268
Hodges, Luther H.
visit to Sierra Leone 11: 0399, 0401-0403
Hoffacker, Lewis
discussions with Moise Tshombe 7:0161
Hone, Evelyn
letter from Kennedy 10:0877, 0879
Hood, Lord
told of U.S. policy on DRC 6: 0598
Horn of Africa
crisis in 2: 0064, 0067
situation in 12: 0607, 0610
U.S. policy on 1: 0900
Houphouet-Bolgny, Felix
accommodations for party of 10: 0237, 0238
Addis Ababa conference comments 2: 0358
appointments in New York City 10: 0234
biographical sketch of 10: 0340
discussions
with Keita, Modibo 10:0416
with Kennedy 10: 0407, 0408
with Kennedy, Robert 10: 0196
on U.S. aid to Ivory Coast 10:0250, 0251, 0252,
0471
expresses pleasure with U.S. reception and
admiration for Kennedy 10: 0417
gift from Kennedy 10: 0245
invited to visit Canada 10:0219
invited to visit U.S. 10:0183, 0185, 0186, 0232, 0235
Keita, Modibo 10: 0415, 0468
Kennedy•correspondence with 10:0171, 0187,
0254, 0255, 0258, 0266, 0267, 0438, 0439, 0441,
0442, 0444, 0446, 0447, 0450, 0454
Kennedy•invited to attend celebration of Ivory Coast
independence day 10: 0175-0179
meetings
with diplomatic chiefs of mission 10: 0431
with Kennedy 10: 0248, 0249, 0295
with Rusk, Dean 10: 0295
with Sekou Toure, Ahmed and Kwame Nkrumah
10:0468
possible honorary degree from University of
Pennsylvania 10:0239
U.S. hospitality toward 10: 0260, 0263-0265
visit to U.S. 10: 0172, 0184, 0200, 0202, 0204-0206,
0209, 0210, 0213-0218, 0220-0222, 0226, 0230,
0233, 0240, 0243, 0244, 0246, 0247, 0257, 0261,
0271,0295,0340,0375
Houphouet-Boigny, Marie-Thérèse
biographical sketch of 10: 0227, 0340
Housing
for African delegations to UN 1:0027, 0028
construction of, in Tunisia 12:0764
Humphreys, Ward
construction of Valco aluminum smelter in Ghana
9: 0275
lleo, Joseph
participates in Elisabethville round table discussions
3: 0605
IMF
Adoula, Cyrille•visit to 6: 0158
approves Ghana's request for $14.25 million drawing
8: 0692
DRC officials attend conference of 6:1055
Tanganyikan finance minister Bomani's plans to
attend conference of 12: 0174
U.S. supports Mali's case for quota from 10:0783
Imports
credits•UN requests U.S. help in obtaining 7: 0055
DRC customs treatment of Katangese 7: 0118
Independence Day reception, American
boycotted by American Negro community in Africa
2: 0497
India
alleges that Moise Tshombe increasing strength of
mercenaries 6:0744
dispute with People's Republic of China 9: 0259,
0542, 0543
and DRC
bombs for•UN request 6: 0845
situation in•assessment of 6: Ó590
tripartite talks 6: 0716, 0734, 0802
troop withdrawal from 5:0311
UN mediation 6: 0747
and Katanga fighting 6:0673; 7:0472
Integration
European 1:0469
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International Cooperation Administration, U.S.
aid to Niger and Upper Volta 10:0687
International Court of Justice
U.S. vote in UN on acceptance of opinion of 5: 0233
International Labor Organization
conference of•debate on participation of South Africa
11:0426
conference of•invalidates credentials of South
African workers delegation 2:0432
possible expulsion of South Africa from 11:0694
International Union for Conservation of Nature and
Natural Resources
Udall, Stewart L•plans to attend 2: 0563
Investment
Ghana's policy on 8: 0551
Iran
use of troops from, in UN Congo Force 3: 0603
Iraq
Ghana's attitude toward situation in 9:0209
revolution in•alleged CIA complicity in 9: 0221, 0227
revolution in•interview with Kwame Nkrumah on
9:0223
Ireland
dangers of situation in Southern Rhodesia 10:0920
UN troops in DRC despatched to Eiisabethville
6:0956
Israel
experience with joint companies in Africa 1:0100
Libyan reaction to selling U.S. Hawk missiles to
10:0487
Italy
abstains on UN resolution on Angola 3:0351
proposal to train DRC air force under UN umbrella
6:0404
Ivory Coast
background paper on 10: 0271
cabinet reshuffle in 10: 0435
economic situation in 10: 0194
Independence Day celebration
Eisenhower, Dwight D.•invited 10: 0173
Kennedy to attend 10: 0175-0179
message of congratulations 10: 0412, 0476, 0477,
0479, 0480
U.S. delegation to 10: 0181, 0182, 0187
Peace Corps operations in 10: 0295
political situation in 10:0194
U.S.•aid to 10:0250-0252, 0295, 0425, 0462, 0469,
0471,0472
U.S.•relations with 10: 0295
visit of Edward Kennedy and U.S. Senate delegation
to 10:0171
Ivory Coast and European Association
congratulates Kennedy for stand against segregation
in U.S. 10:0420,0422
Jackson, Barbara Ward
possible U.S. pullout of Volta River project in Ghana
8: 0261
Jackson, Don
radio and television program in Katanga 6: 0937
Jackson, Robert
gives U.S. background on decision to dismiss British
officials in Ghana 8:0363
U.S. embassy, Accra's comments on 7:0993
and Volta River project in Ghana 8:0014, 0165
John Birch Society
possible financial aid to OAS in Algeria 2:0826
Johnson, Charles E.
discussions with Carol C. Moor 5:0565
Johnson, Lyndon B.
asked to head U.S. delegation to Tanganyikan
independence celebrations 12: 0049, 0055, 0058,
0077
Johnson, U. Alexis
discussions
with Diakite, Moussa 9:0729
with Naude, Willem C. 11: 0467
with Pereira, Pedro 12: 0657
Jooste, [?]
aide mémoire from 1: 0414
Journalists, Negro
project in Africa for 1:0491
Joxe, Louis
negotiations with Algerian FLN 2: 0775
political situation in Algeria and prospects for
negotiations 2:0771
Julian, Hubert F.
letter to Kennedy 4: 0605
Kahama, George
views of Tanganyikan independence celebrations
12:0053
Kaiser, Edgar F.
discussions
with Kennedy 8:1063
with Nkrumah, Kwame 8:1032,1035, 1036
on U.S.-Ghanaian relations 8:1012
meeting with Kennedy 8: 0933, 0934, 0937,1048
Nkrumah, Kwame•correspondence with 8: 0955,
0956,1064:9:0049
trip to Ghana 8: 0948
Kaiser, Phillip M.
Rwandan independence day ceremonies by 11:0062,
0063, 0064, 0070, 0071, 0072, 0087, 0088
Kaiser Industries Corporation
meeting with Kwame Nkrumah 9:0301
negotiations with Kwame Nkrumah on Valco
aluminum smelter 8: 0492
Kaldor, Nicholas
background on 7: 0799
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KalonJI, Albert
arrest of 7: 0043, 0085
DRC government coup against regime of 7:0121
Kimba, Evaristo•views on presence in Katanga of
7:0504
possibility of joining South Kasai refugees in Katanga
7:0389
Kambona, Oscar
biographical sketch of 12:0371
East African Federation 12:0340
Nyerere, Julius•visit to U.S. 12:0342
Kamembe Airfield
sale of Belgian aircraft at, to DRC 11:0175
U.S. considers reviving use of, with Rwanda 11:0139
Kamina, DRC
fighting between Ghanaian UN patrol and Katanga
gendarmes near 6:0269
transfer of DRC army troops to 7:0028, 0032
visit of Moise Tshombe to base at 7:0028, 0032
Kamitatu, Cleophas .
letter from Moise Tshombe 6:0382
letter to Cyrille Adoula 6:1060
meeting of Katanga Assembly 6:0383, 0390
proposals calling for arrest of Moise Tshombe and
foreign military aid for DRC 6: 0451, 0457, 0477,
1060
Kasal province, DRC
shortage of corn in 6: 0929
Kasavubu, Joseph
called on by DRC press to dissolve parliament
pending new elections 7: 0486
comments on Katanga question 6:0823
discusses DRC decision to recognize Angolan
government in exile 3: 0415
discussions with G. Mennen Williams 6: 0641
influence of George Denis on 6: 0476
Katanga oath of allegiance to 7: 0341, 0343, 0432
Kennedy•correspondence with 3: 0577, 0579, 0825,
0827, 0828. 0831, 0988, 0990, 0992; 4: 0146,
0150; 0187, 0217, 0711, 0713, 0715, 0717,
0720, 0722
legal and constitutional position of 3: 0567
signs ordinance requiring Union Miniere du Haut
Katanga to pay customs duties to DRC
government 7: 0071
U.S.
confidence in 7:0338
dangers of DRC military initiative in Katanga
6: 0285
interpretation of legal position of 7:1007
Kashamura, Anicet
Elisabethville round table discussions 3: 0605
Kasongo, Joseph
Kennedy•correspondence with 3:0555; 4:0488,
0489,0491,0492,0496
supports Christophe Gbenye's trip to U.S. 6:0224
U.S. reply to letter from 4: 0488, 0489
Kassem, Abdul Karlm el-
murder of 9: 0083, 0201, 0216
Katanga
accusations against Jose Rolz-Bennet 6: 0169
Adoula, Cyrille
cease-fire and foreign exchange agreements with
5: 0817; 7: 0446. 0543, 0557, 0592, 0606
refuses to allow delegation from, to circulate freely
in Leopoldville 6: 0806
succession to 4: 0734-0736; 6: 0786
talks with Tshombe 6: 0883
aggression by gendarmes against people of Kongolo
6: 0241
aircraft
Angolan•transport of 7: 0275
buildup of 7:0064
French•shipment of 8:0058
possession of jet 7:0417
air force 4:0875
air force•DRC 6: 0758
allegations
of delivery of jet aircraft by U.S. citizens to 7:1012
of genocide in 6:0134
of involvement of Edmund A. Gullion in incidents
between UN and military forces of 5:1000
amnesty 4: 0885; 7: 0397, 0434, 0475, 0604
and ANC 5: 0981, 0983, 1025; 6: 0222
arguments over political entity "North Katanga"
7: 0500
arrival of military equipment from Angola for 7:0417
arrival of U.S. student group for visit without proper
visas 6:0905
assessment of hostilities in 5: 0931, 0933
atrocities in 5:1042
bargaining position of 6:0724
Belgian businessmen in 5:1039
Belgian role in 3: 0640
Belgium accepts outgoing telegrams for Leopoldville
from 6:1044
bombing of•U.S. involvement in 4:0378
British
foreign office white paper on 6:0984, 0994
policy toward 5:1023
position on sKuation in 5: 0682, 0887
Cassert, Colonel [?]•attempts to sell German light
aircraft to 6:0689
cease-fire in 4: 0316, 0326, 0338, 0885, 0905;
5: 0673, 0702, 0716, 0746, 0824, 0830, 0835,
0840, 0842; 7: 0185, 0187, 0194, 0197, 0209,
0237, 0241, 0300, 0307, 0320, 0326, 0341, 0343,
0348, 0352, 0356, 0395, 0399, 0422, 0432, 0457,
0459, 0465, 0475, 0498, 0505, 0557, 0583, 0592,
0606
318 Subject Index

cease-fire proposal 7:0211, 0378, 0397, 0434, 0436
cease-fire violations 3:0968
compromise in 3: 0816; 5: 0176; 6: 0635
confinement of delegation from 6:0808
constitutional problems•UN consultant for 7:0108
Comelis, Joseph F.•appeals to Kennedy to use
influence to end fighting in 4:0363, 0365
crisis in•solution to 4:0739
declaration to foreign consuls by 7:0585, 0589
developments in 5: 0661 ; 7: 0296
disaffection of population of 7:0291
and DRC
accord with 6: 0304
army garrison duty in 6: 0271
army supplies 6:0399
attack on positions at Kongolo 4:0972
cease-fire and amnesty 5:0820; 7:0492
constitution 7:0499
customs and immigration officers sent to 7:0461
economic cooperation 6: 0046
government
agreements with 7: 0524, 0556
cuts off telecommunications of 6:1035
embargo on cobalt and copper against 5: 0142
forbids commercial companies to operate
simultaneously in DRC and 6:1035
orders halt to all unauthorized flights in 6:1061
puts economic pressure on 6:0412
relations with 6: 0676, 0710; 7: 0306, 0602
talks with 6: 0849
white paper on 6:1085
legislation on companies in 4: 0614-0616; 6:0906
military initiative in 4:0896; 6:0285, 0320
military operations in 6:0208
national army assistance to UN in 5:0667
negotiations with 6:0676; 7:0428
parliament considers division into additional
provinces 6: 0464
peace plan 7: 0020, 0077, 0097
provincial presidents' meeting 7:0532
reconciliation with 5: 0704
réintégration with 4:0462, 0522; 5:0022, 0089,
0775, 0876, 1095; 6:0013, 0193, 0195, 0213,
0239, 0251, 0358, 0392, 0459, 0531, 0550,
0573, 0649, 0687, 0710, 0729, 0825, 0834,
0880, 0891, 0959; 7:0047, 0100, 0144, 0367,
0455, 0537
revenue commission denies full accord reached
with 7: 0469
telecommunications with 7:0376
troops stationed in 4: 0178; 5:0936
economic pressure program to end secession of
6: 0059, 0412, 0983
effect of continued tensions on 7:0403
Eisenhower, Dwight D.•statements on 4: 0173;
5: 0802
exports and imports 7:0118
fighting in•prospects for 4:0503
food relief for South Kasai refugees living in 7:0576
food supplies for 6: 0066
foreign exchange/currency 7:0350,0390, 0392, 0467
Gardiner, Robert•visit set as deadline for
implementation of UN reconciliation plan 7: 0302
Gbenye, Christophe•impact of arrest of 7: 0306
Geneva Convention•possible violations 4: 0304
Indian UN troops criticized for wanting to start fighting
with 7: 0472
international implications of the situation in 3:0805,
0810
Kasavubu, Joseph•comments on question of
6: 0823
Kasavubu, Joseph•oath of allegiance to 7: 0341,
0343, 0432
Kitona agreement 4: 0924; 5: 0897, 0901, 0908,
0910, 0916; 6: 0032, 0139
Lubilash Bridge reopening 7:0388, 0420, 0477, 0534,
0578
Lundula, Victor•requests U.S. assistance in ending
secession of 7: 0322
Lundula, Victor•views of, on problem 7:0322
McGhee, George C.•meets with members of
European community in 7: 0131, 0135
Meredith, James 7: 0053, 0284
military
buildup in 7: 0097
preparations of 4: 0596
réintégration of 7:0503, 0517
situation in 5: 0714; 7: 0097
mines in•antipersonnel 7:0109
Mobil Corporation decides not to form subsidiary in
6:1059
Mobil Corporation's deadline for paying income tax in
6:0847
opposition to U.S. Congo policy 4: 0056
payment of revenues by 7: 0421, 0424
political attitudes in 7:0145
political situation in 6: 0491
prepared to change governmental status 6: 0356
radio station KIEV plans program on 6: 0937
rearmament by 6:0673
refugees from 4:0628
réintégration•U.S. efforts for 11:0027
réintégration agreement 6: 0513
Rhodesian aerial assistance to 5:1017
security measures for delegation from 6:0826
situation in 4:0005, 0098, 0100; 5:0235, 0238
solution to crisis in 4: 0453, 0471 ; 6: 0643
South Kasai refugees in 7: 0389
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Katanga cont.
tax collection 4: 0632; 6:0385, 0415,0428, 0440,
0443, 0472, 0767
telecommunications offices in Brussels and Usumbura
refuse to accept outgoing telegrams from 6:1043
Thant, U•hesitant about arrangements for cease-fire
in 5: 0821
Thant, U•issues press statement on cease-fire in
5:0862
Tshombe, Moise
declaration to consular corps in 7: 0307, 0308,
0312,0316
definition of status as sovereign state 6:0349
letter to UN on situation in 5: 0954
protests UN actions 4: 0075, 0140, 0141, 0725,
0726; 6: 0957
remarks at funeral 6: 0965
removal from 5: 0231
requests additional assurances from UN on
hostilities in 5:0960
requests UN assurances of cease-fire in 5: 0815,
0818
and UN
actions in 5: 0768, 0985; 6: 0015
air operations in 6: 0024, 0034
attack on Elisabethville 5: 0718, 0733
cease-fire agreement•inclusion in 7:0261, 0265,
0270
contingency plan of operations in 6:0869
demonstrators fired on by 4: 0745, 0746
efficiency of 7: 0401
handling of problem in 5:0668
hostilities 6: 0197, 0205
military operations in 5: 0093, 0150,0152, 0249,
0730, 0748; 6: 0415, 0417, 0428, 0443, 0472,
0522
military situation in 4: 0114
patrols 7: 0082, 0238
political objectives in 5:0249
presence in 6: 0602
resolutions•implementation 6: 0152
roadblock in
two civilians killed at 6:0950, 0952
UN press release on deaths of two civilians at
6:0952
U.S. State Department press statement on
incident at 6: 0955
refusal to allow missionaries to fly supplies to
outlying stations in 6:1046, 1047,1062
suspends Red Cross mercy flights to 6:1086
troop movements in 4:0292; 6: 0183
troops in 5:1060,1063; 6: 0164
and U.S.
Air Force contingent grounded during UN
operations in 5: 0674
assistance with problem 6: 0559, 0768
attempts to obtain DRC permission to allow Paul
Alexander to land at mission stations in 6:1056
control over resumption of hostilities in 5: 0085
discussions with 7: 0052
economic assistance to 6: 0507
evacuation of personnel 5:0688
mediation for cease-fire in 5: 0758
opposition to secession of 6: 0603
PL-480 program 6: 0371
policy toward 5: 0953, 0993,1023,1049
position on crisis in 3: 0841, 0842
position on fighting in 4:0110, 0151
position on réintégration of 6: 0834
requests appraisal of seriousness of excesses by
personnel of 5: 0877
shipment of jet training aircraft to 8: 0017,0093
support of UN military operations in 5:1083
Welensky, Roy•concern over situation in 5: 0745,
0769
white paper on 6:1085
Youlou, Fulbert•views on solution to secession of
7: 0358
see also Union Miniere Haut de Katanga
"Katanga Calling"
last broadcast of 7: 0193
Katangan Assembly
and DRC 4:0393; 6: 0363
Kamitatu, Cleophas•conceives plan on meeting of
6: 0383
and Kitona agreement 4:0306, 0307, 0309, 0311 ;
5:0941,1043
meeting of 6:0390
meeting of, until agreement reached 6:0459
telegram to Kennedy from president of 6: 0134
Tshombe, Moise•and Balubakat-Conakat
reconciliation 6: 0482
Tshombe, Moise•requests that UN guarantee safety
of meeting of 6: 0382
Katangan Women's Federation
letter to Jacqueline Kennedy 4: 0744, 0746, 0747
Kawawa, Rashidi
appointed vice president of Tanganyika 12: 0229
condolences on U.S. Air Force disaster in Kenya
12:0131-0133,0137,0138
Kennedy•correspondence with 12:0137, 0139,
0152-0155
meeting with Harold MacMillan 12:0231
policy speech to Tanganyikan National Assembly
12:0146
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Kayibanda, Grégoire
biographical sketch of 11: 0251
discussions
with U.S. on Belgian troop issue 11:0144, 0146
with U.S. on economic and technical assistance for
Rwanda 11: 0314
with U.S. on negotiations with Belgium on troop
withdrawal 11: 0143
withdrawal of Belgian military forces from Rwanda
11:0118
favorable impression of Phillip Kaiser's attendance at
Rwandan independence celebrations 11:0088
informed that U.S. unable to arrange official visit
11:0232,0234
intentions on retention of Belgian troops in 11:0141
and Kennedy
correspondence with 10:1043,1044,1046,1047;
11: 0195-0197, 0199, 0258, 0269, 0271, 0285,
0300, 0301, 0309, 0312, 0313
giftfrom11:0328
meeting with 11: 0236, 0243, 0257, 0276, 0308,
0311
Kennedy's congratulatory message on independence
of Rwanda 11: 0076
Kennedy's farewell message to 11: 0269, 0271, 0301
Kennedy's reply to telegram from 10:1043
May Day address by 11:0359
negotiations with Belgium on withdrawal of troops
from Rwanda 11: 0137, 0139, 0149
plans to attend UAM conference in Libreville, Gabon
and UN General Assembly 11:0217
proposal for retention of Belgian technical military
troops in Rwanda 11:0150
reception of U.S. offer of financial training grants
11:0135
views on Belgian troop retention in Rwanda 11:0158
visit to U.S. 10:1058; 11: 0138, 0235, 0245, 0247,
0267, 0274, 0282
visit to U.S.•invitation declined 10:1044,1047,
1063,1064
visit to U.S.•key to Washington, D.C. 11: 0273
White House luncheon for 11: 0238
Kaysen, Carl
dealings with J. Wayne Fredericks 10: 0998
discussions with Karim Bangoura 10: 0041, 0042
Kebede, General [?]
consultations with Ralph Bunche 7: 0506
estimate of UN military needs in DRC 6: 0811
Keeslng, John M.
U.S. State Department discussions with 6:0805
Keita, Modibo
appraisal of U.S. policy toward Africa 10:0621
biographical sketch of 10: 0579
discussions
on closing of U.S. cultural center in Mali 10:0681
with Handley, William J. 10: 0769, 0799
with Houphouet-Boigny, Felix 10: 0416
with Kennedy 10: 0648, 0650, 0654, 0655, 0663
farewell call on Kennedy 10:0651
Houphouet-Boigny, Felix•regrets invitation to
10:0415
letters from Kennedy 10: 0592, 0608, 0610, 0611,
0629, 0635, 0640, 0666, 0671, 0672, 0765, 0767,
0775, 0778, 0779, 0804
letters to Kennedy 10:0585, 0586, 0613, 0636, 0637,
0668, 0669, 0670, 0689, 0690, 0692, 0752, 0760,
0762, 0763, 0764, 0773, 0776, 0809, 0810
meeting with Ahmed Sekou Toure, Kwame Nkrumah,
and Felix Houphouet-Boigny 10:0468, 0594
performance at Belgrade Conference of Non-Aligned
Nations 10:0638
remarks on German self-determination 10:0660
telegram to Kennedy 10: 0761, 0768
thanked by Kennedy for courtesies extended to
Edward Kennedy and U.S. Senate delegation
10:0584
U.S. reply to letter from 10: 0633, 0634, 0667, 0806,
0807
visit to U.S. 10: 0598, 0646, 0668, 0670, 0752
Kelfa-Caulker, Richard E.
appointment as Sierra Leone's ambassador to U.S.
11:0394
presentation of credentials by 11: 0395
Kennedy, Edward
meeting with Kennedy 3: 0592
visit
to Dahomey 7: 0611, 0612
to DRC 3: 0577, 0579
to Ivory Coast 10:0171
to Mali 10:0584, 0586
Kennedy, Jacqueline
honorary membership in DRC welfare agency 5:0515
letter from Katangan Women's Federation 4:0744,
0746, 0747
reply to telegram from Rhodesian women on behavior
of UN military command in DRC 10:0971
Kennedy, John F.
Accra World Peace Assembly•delegation to 8: 0616
administration of
communications with Ghana 8: 0068
Ghanaian press attacks on 9: 0155, 0160
position on Africa 8: 0114, 0116
position on Ghana 8: 0114, 0116
aircraft part sale to South Africa 11:0661-0663
Algeria•contact with 12: 0999,1000
Angolan insurgents meet with U.S. mission sent by
6:0448
Subject Index 321

Kennedy, John F. cont.
apartheid•UN Security Council debate 11:0498
appointments
with Adoula, Cyrille 5: 0583
with Bangoura, Karim 9:0946
with Bedie, Konan 10: 0419
with Blancke, W. Wendell 4:0152,0361
with Calhoun, John A. 3: 0542
with Crowe, Philip K. 1:0081
with Conte, Seydou 9: 0589, 0969
with Dahoman goodwill mission 7:0630
with delegation from Sierra Leone 11:0392
with Dumont, Donald A. 11:0326
with Guiñean ministerial delegation 10:0149
with Gullion, Edmund A. 4: 0079, 0724
with Halm, W. M. Q. 8:0651
with Handley, William J. 10:0710
with Kaiser, Edgar F. 8: 0933
with Kuanda, Kenneth 10:1001
with Leonhart, William 12: 0180
with Loeb, James 1.10:0086, 0087
of Loeb, James I.•as U.S. ambassador to Guinea
10:0027
with Mcllvaine, Robinson 7: 0616, 0704
with Mahoney, William P., Jr. 8: 0594, 0831;
9: 0548
with Maiga, Abdoulaye 10:0714
with Margai, Milton 11: 0397
with Morris, Brewster H. 3: 0544, 0546
with Nkrumah, Kwame 8:0074
with Nyerere, Julius 12: 0060
of Randall, Clarence B.•U.S. mission to Ghana
8: 0280, 0284
with Razafimbahiny, Jules 2:0041
with Russell, Francis H. 12:1095
with Walmsley, Walter N., Jr. 12:1075
with Williams, G. Mennen 2: 0023, 0024
with Wine. James W. 10:0421, 0423
with Withers, Charles D. 11: 0352
Bunche, Ralph•opposes direct correspondence
between Moise Tshombe and 4: 0168
Challe, Maurice•requests assistance from 2:0728
civil rights legislation 2: 0514
civil rights message 2: 0495, 0499, 0523, 0528-0530;
9: 0506, 0509
discussions
with Adoula, Cyrille 4: 0452, 0453, 0459, 0469,
0471,0477
with Ahidjo, Ahmadou 3:0515
with Assogba, Oke 7: 0651
with Bangoura, Karim 9: 0951, 0952, 0956, 0957,
1001
with Bourguiba, Habib 12: 0771
with Calhoun, Chad F. 8:1063
with Conte, Seydou 9: 0923, 0926, 0979, 0987,
0990, 1000
with Dodd, Thomas J. 4: 0839
with Fekini, Mohieddine 2: 0754
on French Algerian policy 2:0704
with Habimenshi, Callixte 11: 0317, 0319, 0321,
0322
with Kaiser, Edgar F. 8:1063
with Keita, Modibo 10: 0648, 0650, 0654, 0655,
0663
with McNamara, Robert•on South Africa 11: 0642,
0668
with Mahoney, William P., Jr. 9: 0553, 0555, 0557,
0558
with Mobutu, Joseph Desiree 5: 0479, 0480, 0487,
0511
with Nkrumah, Kwame 8: 0105, 0124, 0125
with Nyerere, Julius 12: 0063, 0619, 0624, 0635,
0638, 0645, 0654, 0655, 0657
on political situation in DRC 5: 0620
with Rusk, Dean 4:0124, 0125, 0127
with Rusk, Dean•on South Africa 11: 0642, 0668
with Sekou Toure, Ahmed 9: 0780, 0893
with Slim, Mongi 12: 0670, 0691
with Sow, Oumar 10: 0719, 0727, 0728
with Sukarno, Achmed 10:0663
with Telli, Diallo 10: 0053, 0057, 0060, 0076, 0078
on U.S. position on South Africa's participation in
UN 10: 0052
with Youlou, Fulbert 3:0774, 0866
and DRC 3: 0779, 0840; 4: 0068, 0173, 0604, 0753,
0781, 0907, 0933, 0936, 0938, 0940, 0982, 0985,
0989, 0994; 5: 0303, 0308, 0533, 0644, 0646,
0706, 0712
and DRC-Katanga situation 5: 0802
farewell calls
Conte, Seydou 9: 0918, 0924, 0927
Halm, W. M. Q. 8:0677
Keita, Modibo 10:0651
see also messages•farewell
Ghana•Carl Nydell recall 9:0036
Ghana•views of Duncan Sandys on 8: 0252
Ghanaian censors reject film of inauguration of
8:0113
gifts to/from 2: 0029, 0030; 3: 0534, 0536-0539,
0541; 4: 0914; 5: 0619; 10: 0245; 11: 0328, 0386
Guiñean resolution criticizes 2: 0284
Houphouet-Boigny, Felix•admiration 10:0417
invitations
Adoula, Cyrille•to visit U.S. 4: 0416, 0418, 0420,
0433
to attend Burundi's independence celebrations
11: 0226-0228, 0230, 0295, 0297, 0298
to attend Chadian national day celebration 3:0506
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to attend celebration of 1st anniversary of Ivory
Coast independence 10: 0175-0179
to attend Congo (Brazzaville) national day
celebrations 4: 0057, 0059, 0061, 0062, 0064
to attend Dahomey's independence celebrations
7:0719,0720,0725-0729
to attend summit conference with USSR in Congo
(Brazzaville) 3:0980, 0982, 0984
Bourguiba, Habib, Sr.•to visit U.S. 12: 0671,
0677, 0699, 0700, 0701, 0702
Houphouet-Boigny, Felix•to visit U.S. 10:0183,
0185,0186,0232,0235
Nyerere, Julius•to visit U.S. 12: 0316, 0506,
0509,0511,0512
to visit Guinea 9:0591, 0593, 0594, 0596, 0598;
10: 0152, 0153, 0155, 0158, 0159
to visit Tunisia 12:1106
Johnson, Lyndon B.•delegation to Tanganyikan
independence celebrations 12:0058
joint communiqué with Grégoire Kayibanda 11:0258,
0285
joint communiqué with Julius Nyerere 12: 0371
Kayibanda, George•desire to meet with 11: 0236
Kitona conference•terms of 4:0299
letters•replies to
from Bourguiba, Habib, Jr. 12:1115-1117
from Kawawa, Rashidi 12: 0137, 0139
from Koinange, Mbiyu 12: 0253, 0256, 0258
from Nkrumah, Kwame 7:0788, 0789, 0952, 0954;
8: 0022, 0023, 0028, 0037, 0038, 0159, 0174,
0537, 0540, 0623, 0667, 0669; 9: 0042, 0043,
0047
from Sekou Toure, Ahmed 9: 0566, 0567; 10: 0097
from Spaak, Paul-Henri 5: 0244, 0245
letters from
Adoula, Cyrille 3: 0860, 0861 ; 4: 0341, 0351-0354,
0557, 0596, 0621-0624, 0626, 0738, 0739,
0741, 0917, 0923, 0942; 5: 0015, 0016, 0138,
0140, 0142, 0528-0531, 0580, 0595, 0596,
0629, 0630, 0632
Baluba Rallying Movement 4: 0744, 0745, 0749
Bourguiba, Habib, Jr. 12:1113, 1115-1117,1119
Bourguiba, Habib, Sr. 12:1047
Carnahan, Albert Sydney Johnson 11: 0417, 0418
Dadet, Emmanuel J. 4: 0571, 0573
de Lalaing, Josse 4: 0382
Federation of All African Students 1: 0672
Gizenga, Antoine 3: 0582, 0583
Houphouet-Boigny, Felix 10: 0439, 0444, 0447,
0450, 0454
Julian, Hubert F. 4:0605
Kasavubu, Joseph 3:0988, 0990, 0992; 4: 0213,
0214,0216,0217,0717
Kasongo, Joseph 4: 0488, 0489, 0491, 0492, 0496
Katanga cabinet ministers 3:0740, 0745
Kawawa, Rashid 12: 0154, 0155
Kayibanda, Grégoire 11: 0195-0197, 0199
Keita, Modibo 10: 0585, 0586, 0613, 0636, 0637,
0668-0670, 0689, 0690, 0692, 0752, 0760,
0762-0764, 0773, 0776, 0809, 0810
Loumanza, Albert 5: 0568-0570
Luthuli, Albert, Jr. 1: 0382, 0384-0386
Macmillan, Harold 4: 0189, 0190
Maga, Hubert 7: 0613, 0614, 0615, 0730
Margai, Milton 11:0419
Muhirwa, Andre 11: 0229
Munongo, Godefroid 3: 0760, 0762
Nkrumah, Kwame 7: 0770, 0778, 0788, 0789,
0792, 0812, 0947, 0952, 0953; 8: 0006, 0022,
0023, 0028, 0033, 0034, 0037, 0038, 0045,
0134, 0154, 0155, 0157, 0159, 0160, 0169-
0171, 0249, 0250, 0257, 0258, 0263-0265,
0410, 0431, 0435, 0452, 0453, 0504, 0539,
0542, 0545, 0547, 0615, 0626, 0649, 0650,
0664, 0667, 0669, 0673, 0705, 0706, 0840,
0845, 0862, 0863, 1051,1053; 9: 0032, 0034,
0054,0066,0067,0104
Nyerere, Julius 12: 0069, 0071, 0115, 0118, 0205,
0288, 0297, 0303, 0307, 0312, 0313, 0317,
0320, 0332, 0454, 0653, 0658, 0659
Nzuzi, Alphonse 4:0695, 0698
Obote, Milton 2: 0274, 0282, 0376
Pinto, Louis I. 7:0626, 0627, 0637, 0641, 0643
president of Ivory Coast and European Association
10:0420,0422
Roberto, Holden 3: 0387
Sekou Toure, Ahmed 2: 0370, 0372; 9: 0566, 0567,
0569, 0621, 0717, 0718, 0737,1032, 1035,
1036, 1038-1040, 1044,1048; 10: 0015, 0017,
0076, 0078, 0091, 0092, 0101, 0106, 0107,
0121,0156-0160
Sithole, Ndabaningi 2: 0124,0125; 10:0962
Tanganyikan schoolchildren 12: 0152, 0153
Tshombe, Moise 3: 0835-0837, 0849, 0852, 0853,
0854; 4:0074-0077,0137, 0183, 0185, 0928,
0931, 0943, 0946; 5:0997,1000,1037; 7: 0022
Wine, James W. 10:0461
Youlou, Fulbert 3:0767, 0768, 0769, 0771, 0772,
0979, 0981 ; 4: 0058, 0060, 0063, 0314, 0318,
0321, 0326, 0328; 5:0018-0020, 0475, 0495
letters to
Adoula, Cyrille 3: 0827, 0829, 0830; 4: 0575, 0577,
0579-0582, 0585, 0586, 0736, 0979, 0982
Ahidjo, Ahmadou 4:0146
Bourguiba, Habib, Sr. 12:0663, 0767, 0774, 0991,
1090-1092
Bruce, David K. E. 4: 0640, 0642, 0719
Church, Frank 1: 0106, 0108, 0111
Subject Index 323

Kennedy, John F. cont.
letters to cont.
Cleveland, Harlan 5: 0270, 0272
Cornelis, Joseph 4:0388
Dadet, Emmanuel J. 4:0572
Dodd, Thomas J. 4: 0862, 0863
Fletcher, Patrick 1:0507
Gullion, Edmund A. 5: 0289, 0291-0293, 0300
Hone, Governor Evelyn 10:0877, 0879
Houphouet-Boigny, Felix 10: 0171, 0187, 0438,
0439, 0441, 0442, 0444, 0446, 0450
Kasavubu, Joseph 3: 0825, 0827, 0828, 0831 ;
4: 0146, 0150, 0187, 0191, 0711, 0713, 0715,
0720, 0722
Kayibanda, Grégoire 11: 0300, 0309, 0312, 0313
Keita, Modibo 10: 0584, 0586, 0608, 0610, 0611.
0629, 0635, 0640, 0666, 0671, 0672, 0765,
0767, 0775, 0778, 0779, 0804
Kuanda, Kenneth 1: 0197; 10:0867, 0870, 0874-
0876, 0894, 0895, 0900, 0905
Luthuli, Albert J. 1: 0359, 0361, 0387-0391, 0394-
0396
McGhee, George C. 5: 0270, 0271
Macmillan, Harold 4: 0681 ; 8: 0395
Maga, Hubert 7: 0611, 0612
Mustapha, Mohammed Sanusi 9: 0701 ; 11: 0399,
0401-0403
Nkrumah, Kwame 7: 0766, 0790, 0793, 0942,
0948, 0965; 8: 0149, 0151, 0172, 0173, 0256,
0259, 0534, 0535, 0604-0606, 0857; 9: 0063,
0195
Nyerere, Julius 12: 0067-0070, 0587, 0647, 0649
Pinto, Louis I. 7: 0635, 0636
Sekou Toure, Ahmed 9: 0701, 0702, 0704, 0708,
0715, 0730, 0733, 0735, 0741, 0759-0761,
0841, 0940, 0941, 0943, 0982, 0987, 0989,
0990, 0995, 0997, 1012, 1016; 10: 0081, 0089,
0095, 0098, 0102, 0110, 0155
Spaak, Paul-Henri 5:0261
Sukarno, Achmed 10: 0640
Tanganyikan schoolchildren 12: 0152-0156, 0158,
0159,0161,0163,0165-0168
Thant, U 5: 0295, 0296, 0297
Williams, G. Mennen 5: 0270, 0273
Youlou, Fulbert 4: 0300, 0338; 5: 0493, 0497
luncheon for Ahmed Sekou Toure 9:0809
luncheon for Julius Nyerere 12:0641
McGhee, George C.•reply to letter of appreciation
from 5:0275
Mali•U.S. assistance program 10: 0786
meetings
with Adoula, Cyrille 4: 0443, 0448; 5: 0588, 0592,
0604,0605,0610
with Appish-Danquah, Martin 9:0274
with Bangoura, Karim 9: 0959, 0961; 10: 0035
with Bourguiba, Habib, Jr. 12:0704,1111
w'rth Calhoun, Chad F. 8:1048
with Conte, Seydou 9: 0612, 0972
with Dahoman goodwill mission 7: 0659, 0661,
0665
with Guiñean ministerial delegation 9: 0745, 0749,
0751
with Habimenshi, Callixte 11:0176
with Houphouet-Boigny, Felix 10: 0250, 0251, 0295
with Kaiser, Edgar F. 8: 0934, 0937,1048
with Kayibanda, Grégoire 11: 0243, 0257, 0276,
0308, 0311
with Kennedy, Edward 3:0592
with Kone, Jean-Marie 10: 0599, 0604, 0608, 0611,
0616,0617,0802
with Linner, Sture 4: 0555
with Loeb, James 1.10: 0079
with Macmillan, Harold 10: 0964
with McNamara, Robert•on Angola 3:0106, 0110
with Mobutu, Joseph Desiree 5:0469, 0474, 0482
with Mwami (King) Mwambutsa IV of Burundi
10:1038
with Nkrumah, Kwame 8: 0053, 0054, 0058, 0066-
0068,0075,0111,0118
with Nyerere, Julius 12: 0062, 0066, 0339, 0371,
0454
with Ribeiro, Miguel A. 9: 0273, 0274
with Rusk, Dean•on Angola problem 3: 0106,
0110
with Sekou Toure, Ahmed 9: 0781, 0786, 0787,
0789, 0793-0797, 0801-0804, 0806, 0841
with Slim, Mongi 12: 0667, 0690
with Sow, Malick Adam 3: 0499, 0500
with Telli, Diallo 10:0033, 0035, 0036, 0037, 0045,
0061,0068
with Tlmberlake, Clare H. 3: 0573
with U.S. Negro leaders 1: 0972
with Welensky, Roy 10:1013,1019,1022
with Youlou, Fulbert 3:0761, 0773
messages
to Addis Ababa conference on African unity
2: 0192, 0249, 0261, 0264, 0267, 0268
from Adoula, Cyrille 4: 0528, 0529, 0531, 0532
to Adoula, Cyrille 4:0507
to African Studies Association 1:0674, 0675
to Attwood, William•"get well" 9:0667-0669,
0673, 0674
to Ben Khedda, Ben Youssef 2: 0912, 0913, 0925,
0928, 0935, 0970
from Boaten, F. E. 9: 0284, 0285
from civilian doctors in Elisabethville, DRC 4: 0301,
0302. 0304
to Conference of African States on Development of
Education 1: 0068, 0069, 0077
324 Subject Index

on death of King Tupua Tamasese Mea'ole of
Samoa 2:0062
to de Gaulle, Charles 2: 0912, 0913, 0916, 0921
from DRC UN delegation 3:0586,0587
to Economic Commission for Africa 1: 0032, 0034;
2: 0027, 0028
on 5th anniversary of Guinea's independence
10:0139-0142
to Hartke, Vance 1:0868
for international trade fair at Tunis, Tunisia
12: 0981, 0982, 0989,1107,1109,1110
to Kasavubu, Joseph 3: 0577, 0579
from Kasongo, Joseph 3:0555
from Kimba, Evariste and Godefroid Munongo
4:0175,0176
from Mwami (King) Mwambutsa IV of Burundi
11:0376
for Phelps-Stokes Fund 1:0862,0863
from Sekou Toure, Ahmed 9: 0762; 10: 0060, 0061,
0068
on South Africa's national day 1:0574; 2: 0331-
0333
to Swart, Charles R. 1: 0085, 0087, 0088
from Tshombe, Moise 3: 0580, 0581
to Tshombe, Moise 5: 0784
for U.S. exhibition at Third Central African Trade
Fair 1:0380, 0381
for U.S. national exhibition in Guinea 9: 0919,
0920, 0933-0936
to U.S. trade fair at Accra, Ghana 8:0227, 0229-
0231
to Welensky, Roy 5:0790
messages•congratulatory
to Boston, H. J. L.•governor-general of Sierra
Leone 11: 0414-0416
from Bourguiba, Habib, Sr.•on inauguration of
12:0664,0665,0666
to Bourguiba, Habib, Sr.•on marriage of 12:1077,
1078, 1080-1082
Chadian 3: 0509-0511, 0513
to Dormán, Maurice•inauguration of 11: 0384
on establishment of Republic of Tanganyika
12: 0197, 0198, 0200, 0201, 0205, 0207-0209,
0221,0223,0251
on 1st anniversary of Burundi's independence
11:0378
on 1st anniversary of Sierra Leone's independence
11:0406,0408,0410
on independence of Rwanda and Burundi
11: 0067, 0074-0077, 0239
on independence of Sierra Leone 11: 0387-0389,
0390, 0391
on independence of Tanganyika 12:0100-0103,
0106-0108
to Nyerere, Julius•as president of Tanganyika
12:0189-0191, 0197, 0198, 0200, 0201, 0205,
0207-0209, 0226, 0251
on 2nd anniversary of founding of Republic of
Ghana 8:0644, 0645, 0647
from Sekou Toure, Ahmed•on assumption to
presidency by 9: 0562
from Sekou Toure, Ahmed•on race struggle and
civil rights march 10: 0122, 0123, 0124, 0126,
0133
to Sekou Toure, Ahmed 9: 0563, 0564, 0565, 0570,
0571
on Sierra Leone's admission to membership in UN
11:0398
on 3rd anniversary of Guinea's independence
9:0693, 0695
messages•farewell
Adoula, Cyrille 4: 0480, 0481, 0533
Houphouet-Boigny, Felix 10: 0254, 0255, 0258,
0266, 0267
Kayibanda, Grégoire 11: 0269, 0271, 0301
Nyerere, Julius 12: 0371, 0651
Sekou Toure, Ahmed 9: 0842, 0843, 0889, 0890-
0892
messages•holiday 4: 0501, 0502; 8: 0967; 9: 0713,
0714; 12:0263, 1100
messages•replies to
from Bourguiba, Habib, Sr. 12:0665
from Kayibanda, Grégoire 10:1043
from Pan-African Freedom Movement of East,
Central, and South Africa conference 5: 0267,
0269
from Tshombe, Moise 5: 0755
from Youlou, Fulbert 5: 0028, 0029, 0030, 0478,
0496
racial segregation 10: 0422
request by Pie Masumbuko to call on 11: 0376
Sekou Toure, Ahmed•remarks on U.S. 9:1042,
1052; 10:0010, 0011
South Africa
arms embargo against 11:0494
submarine sales to 2: 0071
UN security meeting 11: 0449
statements
on arrival of Julius Nyerere in U.S. 12: 0371
on DRC situation 7: 0978,1004
on official U.S. policy on bombing in Birmingham,
Alabama 12: 0361
on signing of Franco-Algerian cease-fire
agreement 2: 0923, 0930
during visit of Felix Houphouet-Boigny 10:0375
Strategy of Peace 1: 0116, 0234, 0235, 0412, 0413;
9:0619
talking paper for Libyan Crown Prince Hassan's visit
10:0487
Subject Index 325

Kennedy, John F. cont.
talking paper for Thomas J. Dodd's visit 4: 0066
telegrams
from Bourguiba, Habib, Sr. 12: 0775, 0776
from Cornelis, Joseph 4:0363-0365
from [?] Croquez 4:0366, 0367, 0369
from Denise, Auguste 10: 0478
from government of South Kasai province 4:0627,
0628, 0630
from Kayibanda, Grégoire 10:1043,1044,1046,
1047
from Keita, Modibo 10:0761, 0768
from Massamba-Oebat, Alphonse 5:0549-0551,
0553
from Mutakawadiloma, Charles 4: 0386, 0389-
0391,0393,0535
from president of Katanga national assembly
6:0134
from Sekou Toure, Ahmed 9: 0694, 0695, 0719,
0755, 0757, 0758, 0764, 0942, 0945; 10: 0125,
0128
from Siryuyumunsi, Thaddee 11:0372-0374
from Sow, Malick Adam 3: 0512
from Tshombe, Moise 4: 0725-0727; 5: 0731
to Tshombe, Moise 5: 0750
thanks Modibo Keita for courtesies extended to
Edward Kennedy and U.S. Senate delegation
10:0584,0586
U.S. embassy, Accra suggests sending birthday
greetings to Kwame Nkrumah 9: 0507, 0510
Volta River project 8:0148, 0153, 0162, 0197, 0383,
0502
Williams, G. Mennen•support for 1:0038
Kennedy, Robert R
discussions with Felix Houphouet-Boigny 10:0196
represents U.S. at Ivory Coast Independence Day
ceremonies 10: 0181, 0187
Kenya
boycott of G. Mennen Williams's visit to 1: 0891
Common Market delegations 12:0241
elections in 12:0231
Kenyatta, Jomo•importance in 10:1051
prospects for peace in 10:1048
security of Allen J. Eilender during visit 1: 0899
U.S.Air Force disaster in 12: 0131-0133, 0137-0139
Kenyatta, Jomo
importance in Kenya of 10:1051
proposed visit to U.S. 10:1048
requests invitation to visit U.S. 10:1050,1053, 1055
Khiary (Khlari), Mahmoud
influence on Cyrille Adoula on DRC military initiative in
Katanga 6:0320
remarks on DRC situation 7: 0143
Khrushchev, Niklta
Accra World Peace Assembly 8:0616
to attend summit conference with U.S. in Congo
(Brazzaville) 3: 0982, 0984
letter from Fulbert Youlou 3:0974, 0976
message from Kwame Nkrumah on dismantling of
missile bases 8: 0858
message to Addis Ababa conference 2: 0280
Klbangou, Marcel
biographical sketch of 3:0866
KIEV radio station
program on Katanga 6:0937
Kigali, Rwanda
establishment of U.S. embassy at 11:0039
foreign diplomatic missions at 11:0058
impressions of 11: 0120
Manbey, David•report on conditions at 11:0134
Kimba, Evaristo
Adoula-Tshombe talks 6:0883
draft of DRC federal constitution 7:0049
forwards message from U.S. to Moise Tshombe
7:0582
and Katanga 6: 0384; 7: 0409, 0464, 0504, 0583,
0585, 0589
letter from Eliua Wambe Mathu 6:1091
letter from Robert Gardiner 7:0017
lettertoUThant6:1076
message to Dwight D. Eisenhower 4: 0607, 0611
message to Kennedy 4:0175,0176
requests clarification of remarks by U Thant 6: 0369
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga 5:1006
US Information Agency cultural and information center
in Elisabethville 6:0916
visit to Belgium 5:1004
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
to appear before UN Apartheid Committee 11: 0424
King, R. G. O.
appointment with Kennedy 11:0392
Kirk, Alan
Kitona agreement 5:0991
mission to Belgium 5:1039,1050, 1097; 6: 0019,
0021
and Union Miniere du Haut Katanga 5:1030,1050,
1077, 1080
visit to Katanga 5:1032
Kitenge, Gabriel
threat to arrest foreign consuls in Katanga 7:0464,
0476
Kitona agreement
allegations that U.S. ambassador was author of
5:0901
British views on 5: 0988
concerns about 5: 0906; 6:0004
draft resolution on 6:0171
326 Subject Index

evaluation and comment on 5:0878
implementation of 5: 0861, 0910, 0916, 0924, 0939,
0943, 0970,1010,1100; 6: 0012, 0071, 0103
implementation of, and U.S. 5: 0001, 0905, 0922,
0968, 0989,1019; 6:0008, 0044
Katanga assembly and approval of 4:0306, 0307,
0309, 0311; 5:0941,1043
Katanga "committee report" on 6: 0032
Katangese reaction to 5:0908
Kennedy's review of terms of 4:0299
official text of 5: 0873
pressure on Moise Tshombe by extremists to renege
on 5: 0965
success of 5:0999
support for 5: 0860, 0929, 0977, 0991
and U.S.
discussions with Cyrille Adoula on 5:0958,1025
State Department ideas on substance of 5:0848
statement on 5: 0876
view of Katangan Assembly's competence to
discuss 5: 0972
Welensky, Roy•urges Moise Tshombe to accept
5: 0940; 6: 0020
Kltona conference
arrangements for 5: 0791, 0827-0829, 0843
cease-fire at Katanga during 5:0842
British agree to guarantee security of Moise Tshombe
at 5: 0805
DRC government participants at 5:0844
first day of 5: 0842
Katangese cabinet repudiates points agreed to by
Moise Tshombe at 5:0897
negotiations at 5: 0805, 0821, 0847, 0853, 0866
Tshombe, Moise
accuses Edmund A. Gullion of interference with
5:1037
concessions made by 5: 0863
departure for 5:0839
to meet Cyrille Adoula at 5: 0812
transportation to 5: 0830, 0835, 0838
U.S.
informed that accord reached at 5: 0872
interest in successful outcome of 5: 0773
thanks British and Rhodesian governments for
Moise Tshombe's presence at 5: 0920
use of Katanga tax collection plan to force Moise
Tshombe to implement 6:0440
Kivu province, DRC
attempted takeover by Antoine Gizenga 5: 0785,
0797, 0800
famine and bloodshed in 6:0128
Kiwanuka, Benedicto
visit to U.S. 1: 0334
Klutznick, Philip M.
visit to DRC 3: 0791
Koinange, Mbiyu
Kennedy's reply to letter from 12: 0253, 0256, 0258
Kolwezi, DRC
UN air attack on 5: 0146
Kone, Jean-Marie
letter of introduction from Modibo Keita for 10:0809
meeting with Kennedy 10: 0599, 0604, 0608, 0611,
0616,0617,0802
visit to U.S. 10: 0590, 0592, 0605, 0610, 0613, 0629,
0635, 0636
Kongolo, DRC
DRC attack on Katangese position at 4:0972
Katangese agression against 6:0241
Kouilou dam project
general 3: 0866
Youlou, Fulbert•plans for 9:0611
Kraft, Joseph
appointment as U.S. ambassador to Tunisia 10: 0191
Krim, Belkacem
recriminations with Tunisian government 12:1017
Krishna Menen, V. K.
opinion of Modibo Keita's performance at Belgrade
Conference of Non-Aligned Nations 10: 0638
Krock, Arthur
criticizes U.S. voting in UN 5: 0233
Kronacker, Baron [?]
famine and bloodshed in Kivu province, DRC 6:0128
Kuanda, Kenneth
appointment with Kennedy 10:1001
discusses situation in Central Africa 10:0897
discussions with Ralph A. Dungan 10: 0896
letter from Kennedy 10: 0867, 0870, 0874-0876,
0894, 0895, 0900, 0905
letter to Kennedy 1:0197
trip to UN 10: 0994
U.S. reply to message from 10:0865, 0868
visit to U.S. 10: 0895, 0900, 0905, 0999
Kumi, Ayeh
negotiations for transfer of gold mines from British
companies to Ghanaian government 8: 0479
reaction to U.S. decision to participate in Volta River
project in Ghana 8: 0454
Kyaruzi, [?]
dismissal of 12:0333
Labor
U.S. task force considers programs for African
1:0606
Labor assistance programs, U.S.
in DRC 6:1020
Labor unions
general strike in DRC 6:0530
unrest in DRC 5: 0615, 0616
Subject Index 327

Lalaing, Josse de
letter to Kennedy 4: 0382
Lawless, William J.
biographical sketch of 8: 0596
discussions with Ghanaian officials on anti-Western
press attacks 8: 0761
Lebanon
urged by U.S. not to export aircraft to Qatar 5:1018
Legum, Colin
articles on situation in Ghana 7: 0827, 0829, 0834
Lenin Peace Prize
awarded to Kwame Nkrumah 9: 0312
Leonhart, William
appointment with Kennedy 12:0180
biographical sketch of 12: 0181
delivers message from Kennedy to Julius Nyerere
12:0213
Kennedy's personal representative to Tanganyikan
Republic Day ceremonies 12: 0202,0204, 0210,
0212,0214
presentation of credentials by 12:0183, 0185, 0186
Leopold vil le, DRC
martial law established in 5:0615
Liberia
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1:0773
economic development in 1: 0889
proposal for greater participation in support of DRC
settlement by 7: 0110
reaction to U.S. approval of Volta River project in
Ghana 8: 0424
Libya
background data on 10:0487
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1:0749. 0773
foreign policy with Tunisia 12: 0780
petroleum industry in 10: 0487
reaction to U.S. decision to sell Hawk missiles to
Israel 10: 0487
role in Algerian situation 2:0754
U.S. military assistance to 10: 0487
U.S. technical and economic assistance to 10:0487
Wheelus Air Force Base in 10: 0487
Lincoln University
Bowles, Chester•address to 9: 0232
Lincoln University African Student Center
report on 1:0625, 0626
Linner, Sture
biographical sketch of 4:0556
discussion on possible Katangese government
movement on Elisabethville air field 5: 0659
discussions with Cyrille Adoula 5: 0667
meeting
with Adoula, Cyrille 5: 0902
with Kennedy 4: 0555
with Tshombe, Moise 6:0103, 0152
new duties in Middle East 5:1074
reassignment to Brussels, Belgium 6: 0548
U.S. aid to DRC 5:1093
Loeb, James I.
appointed U.S. ambassador to Guinea 10: 0027
appointment with Kennedy 10:0086, 0087
biographical sketch of 10:0085
expresses Kennedy's appreciation for message from
Ahmed Sekou Toure 10:0121
letter of introduction from Kennedy 10: 0081, 0089,
0095,0102,0110
meeting with Kennedy 10: 0079
London Dally Telegraph
attacks activities of U.S. Consulate General in
Salisbury, Rhodesia 10:0911
London Observer
articles on situation in Ghana 7:0827, 0829, 0834
Louisiana
hurricane disaster in 10:0666, 0669, 0671, 0672
Loumanza, Albert
letter to Kennedy 5:0568
personal appeal to Kennedy for financial aid 5:0569,
0570
Lubilash Bridge
mined for destruction if DRC army threatens invasion
7: 0581
reopening of 7: 0057, 0388, 0420, 0477, 0534, 0578
Lumumba, Patrice
arrest of 7: 0770
assassination of 7: 0966, 0972; 9: 0016, 0227, 0567,
0569
legal and constitutional position of 3: 0567
release of 7:0937
Stevenson, Adlai E.•statement on the death of
3: 0588, 0589, 0590,0591
visit to U.S. 3: 0640
Lundula, Victor
in Albertville to stop Katangese aggression against
Kongolo 6: 0241
views on Katanga problem 7:0322
Luthuli, Albert J.
biographical data on 1:0397
discussions with 2:0251
letter from Kennedy 1:0359, 0361, 0387-0389, 0390,
0391,0394-0396
letter to Kennedy 1:0382, 0384-0386
meeting with Joseph C. Satterthwaite 2: 0252
message of congratulations from Jawaharlal Nehru
1:0392
message of congratulations from Julius Nyerere
1:0392
328 Subject Index

South African reaction to winning of Nobel Peace
Prize by 1:0399
travel plans of 1: 0393
MacArthur, Douglas, II
statement on Belgian contribution to DRC 6:0525
McGhee, Gsorge C.
briefing by UN on military situation in Katanga 7:0097
controversial speech by 5:1072
departure for Elisabethville 7: 0069
discussions
with Adoula, Cyrille 6: 0172; 7: 0086
with Bomboko, Justin 5: 0005
with Dean, John 6: 0803
on DRC situation 5: 0023; 7:0097, 0520
with Gardiner, Robert 7: 0292
evaluation of DRC situation 6:0631 ; 7:0600
letters•from Adoula, Cyrille 7: 0519, 0552
letters•from Kennedy 5: 0270,0271
meetings•with Dodd, Thomas J. 5:1099
meetings•with members of European community in
Katanga 7: 0131, 0135
ordered to return to DRC by Kennedy 4: 0936
possible trips to DRC and Katanga 4:0993
reply to Kennedy's letter of appreciation 5: 0275
report on mission to DRC 4: 0938, 0940
report on principal DRC-Katanga developments
7: 0296
reviews U.S. position on DRC with Louis Scheyven
5:1065
and Tshombe, Moise
letters from 4: 0920; 7: 0261, 0265, 0270, 0352
letters to 4:0880, 0887, 0975; 7:0556
meetings with 7:0086, 0093, 0100, 0128, 0129,
0245,0251,0292
rebuked for release of minutes of conversations
7: 0566
talks with 7: 0140, 0172, 0300, 0331, 0382, 0568
U.S. policy on DRC 6: 0598
visit to Belgium 4: 0993
Mcllvaine, Robinson
appointment with Kennedy 7: 0616, 0704
arrives in Washington, D.C., for consultations 7:0736
biographical data on 7: 0705, 0737
discussions with Christophe Soglo 7: 0757
McKay, Vernon
meeting with Kwame Nkrumah 8: 0968, 0969
McKeown, Sean
actions of Ethiopian UN contingent 5:0961
strategy for Elisabethville campaign 5:0690
Macleod, lain
statement on British financial assistance to
Tanganyika 12: 0088
Macmlllan, Harold
letter from Kennedy 4: 0681 ; 8: 0282, 0395
letter to Kennedy 4: 0189, 0190
meeting with Kennedy 10: 0964
meeting with Rashidi Kawawa and Milton Obote
12: 0231
Rusk, Dean•reply to letter on DRC from 6: 0660
Welensky, Roy•blamed for failure of Federation of
Rhodesia and Nyasaland 10:0989
McNamara, Robert S.
Angola problem 3: 0106, 0110
U.S. position on South Africa 11: 0642, 0668;
12:0604
Madagascar
see Malagasy Republic
Maga, Hubert
antigovernment demonstrations 7:0742
criticism of U.S. at entente meeting 7:0708
dissolution of government of 7:0746, 0748, 0749,
0754
financial aid offer to 7: 0699, 0700
invited to visit USSR 7: 0701
invites Kennedy to attend Dahomey's Independence
Day celebrations 7:0719, 0720, 0725-0729
letter from Kennedy 7:0611, 0612
letter to Kennedy 7: 0613-0615, 0730
possible political developments against 7: 0621
proposed visit to U.S. 7:0618, 0623, 0629, 0702,
0713, 0714, 0716, 0731, 0733, 0734
resignation of 7: 0746, 0747
trip to northern Dahomey 7: 0756
Maghreb states
political relations and problems within 2: 0631
Mahamba, Alexandre
New Year's greeting to Kennedy 4: 0501, 0502
Mahoney, William P., Jr.
appointment with Kennedy 8:0594, 0831 ; 9: 0548
biographical sketch of 8: 0595, 0832; 9: 0549
delivers Kennedy's letter to Kwame Nkrumah 9: 0063
discussions
with Dei-Anang, Michael F. 9: 0065
with Kennedy 9: 0553, 0555, 0557, 0558
of Kennedy with Edgar F. Kaiser and Chad F.
CalhounS: 1063
with Nkrumah, Kwame 8: 0663; 9: 0104, 0280
Ghana•U.S. ambassador to 8:0604-0606, 0615,
0650
Ghanaian media attacks on U.S. 8:0759
Ghanaian press attack on 8:0944
impressions of G. Mennen Williams's trip to Ghana
9: 0282
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Mahoney, William P., Jr. cont.
Nkrumah, Kwame
credentials presented to 8:0610
meeting with 8:0654, 0741, 0825,1063; 9:0024,
0030, 0542
reply to message on assassination attempt from
8: 0720
visit to Guinea Press 8: 0872
Maiga, Abdoulaye
appointment with Kennedy 10:0714
biographical sketch of 10: 0715
Malagasy Republic
observations on 1:0199
Malaya
asked by UN not to withdraw military contingent from
DRC 7: 0547
reduction of UN contingent in DRC 7:0231
withdrawal of UN contingent from DRC 7:0239
Mali
balance of payments deficits 10: 0745
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1:0737
cabinet reorganization in 10: 0753
closing of U.S. cultural center in 10: 0681, 0693, 0700
currency and monetary reform 10:0732,0734, 0736,
0738
diplomatic personnel denied exemption from customs
duties and taxes 10: 0750
economic situation 10:0749
financial negotiations with France 10: 0732, 0738,
0742, 0793
financial situation in 10: 0747
French government staff•fate of 10:0744
incidents in U.S.•racial 9: 0680,0685; 10:0674,
0676, 0680
internal politics of 10:0600, 0716
international relations 10: 0600
relations with U.S. 10: 0600, 0613, 0648, 0655, 0700,
0711
and U.S.
accomplishments in 10: 0621
AID program review in 10: 0704
military aircraft in withdrawal of 10:0700
military assistance program in 10: 0721, 0724,
0783, 0786, 0795
policy in 10:0625
presidential determination on 10:0780, 0782, 0783
reply to protest note on Michel Collet from 9:0686
shipment of police arms for 10: 0589
supports Mali's case for quota from IMF 10:0783
Manbey, David
report on conditions at Kigali, Rwanda 11:0134
Manpower conference
Ghana refuses U.S. invitation to attend 8: 0688
possible attendance of Ahmed Sekou Toure at
9:0807, 0808
Margal, Albert
appointment with Kennedy 11: 0392
Margal, Milton
appointment with Kennedy 11: 0397
Kennedy's congratulatory message
on 1st anniversary of independence of 11: 0406,
0409, 0410
on independence of Sierra Leone 11: 0387, 0389
on Sierra Leone's admission to membership in UN
11:0398
Kennedy's gift to 11:0386
letter to Kennedy 11: 0419
visit to U.S. 11:0396
Mang'enya, Erasto
biographical sketch of 12: 0371
Massamba-Debat, Alphonse
biographical sketch of 5: 0547
presidency of Congo (Brazzaville) 5:0543
telegram to Kennedy 5: 0549, 0550, 0551, 0553
Masumbuko, Pie
message to Kennedy from Mwami (King) Mwambutsa
IV 11:0376
Mathu, Eliud Wambe
criticizes Indian UN troops for wanting to fight with
Katangese 7:0472
letter from Moise Tshombe 4: 0905
letter to Evariste Kimba 6:1091
Mauritania
admission to UN 3: 0763, 0866
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1:0737
Mboya, Tom
comments on Julius Nyerere's visit to U.S. 12: 0549
protests statements by Allen J. Eilender 1: 0874, 0881
Mea'ole, Tupua Tamasese
death of 2: 0062
illness of 2: 0061
Media
see Press; names of specific newspapers, etc.
Mensah, J. H.
discussions with David B. Bohlen 9: 0269, 0270
Mercenaries
allegations that Moise Tshombe increasing strength of
6:0744
police and security files on 6: 0602
Thant, U•emphasis on 6:0188
use in Katanga of 4: 0878
Merchant, Livingston T.
discussions on status of multilateral force 9: 0268
330 Subject Index

Meredith, James
Ghana offers educational facilities to 9: 0065
Katangese press comments on case of 7: 0053
repercussions of incident involving 7: 0284
Methodists
arrest of missionaries in Angola 3: 0295, 0296
Middle East
financing of UN operations in 5:0233, 0259
Linner, Sture•appointed UN special representative in
5:1074
Mikoyan, Anastas
visit to Ghana 8:0484
Military assistance program, U.S.
in Mali 10: 0783, 0786, 0795
use of equipment in Portuguese Africa 3: 0132, 0260
Military training, African
U.S. policies on 1:0506
Missionaries
arrest in Angola of 3:0295, 0296
flights in Katanga by 6:1061
Portuguese harrassment of operations in
Mozambique 10:0832, 0834
supplies to outlying stations in Katanga 6:1046, 1047,
1062
Mitra statement
UN denial of 5:1028
Moanda, Vital
agreement with Moise Tshombe 7: 0220, 0222
Mobil Corporation
deadline for paying Katangese income tax 6:0847
decides not to form Katangese subsidiary 6:1059
Mobutu, Joseph Desiree
biographical sketch of 5: 0467
cancellation of trip to Brussels and London 6: 0841
discussions with Kennedy 5:0479, 0480, 0487, 0511
letter to UN on training DRC army 6: 0279
meeting with Colonel[?] Greene on training of DRC
army 6:0840
meeting with Kennedy 5: 0469, 0474, 0482
ordered by Cyrille Adoula not to go to Brussels
6:0838
request for Belgian military mission 6:0546
UN and 3: 0640
Mokaddem, Sadok
discussions with Walt W. Rostow 12: 0759
situation at Bizerte 12:1006,1026,1058
visit to Libya 12:0780
Mond lane, Eduardo
independence of Mozambique 12: 0274
memorandum on situation in Mozambique 10:0816
Monetary reform
letter from Paul-Henri Spaak to Cyrille Adoula on
5:0537
Malian government policy of 10: 0736
negotiations between France and Mali on 10: 0738
"Monrovia group"
meeting of foreign ministers of 8:0679, 0707
Moor, Carol C.
discussions with Charles E. Johnson 5: 0565
Morocco
Algerian refugees in 2: 0984
attempted assassination of Kwame Nkrumah 8: 0780
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1:0749
conflict with Algeria 9: 0542, 0544
effectiveness of troops in UN military forces in DRC
5:0967
extradition of Lebanese traders from 9:0912
Nkrumah, Kwame•message from 9: 0546
relations with Tunisia 12:1112
shipment of medical supplies to Tunisia 12:1060
U.S. bases in 1:0106
Morris, Brewster H.
appointment with Kennedy 3:0544, 0546
biographical sketch of 3:0545
Moss, Frank
asks to be member of U.S. delegation to Tanganyikan
independence celebrations 12: 0047
Motion Picture Export Association of America
(MPEAA)
dispute with Tunisian government on film tax 12: 0678
Mouvement Pour L'independence et Resistance
(MIR)
calls for support of Moise Tshombe and resistance to
UN 5:0741
Mozambique
Addis Ababa conference 10: 0830
assessment of Portuguese rule in 10:0838
background paper on 12:0371
conditions in 10:0817
independence of 12: 0274
memo on 2:0170; 10: 0816
nationalist training camps in Tanganyika 12: 0336
political situation in 10: 0817; 12: 0288, 0294, 0299,
0303,0307,0313
Portuguese campaign of harassment against U.S.
missionary operations in 10: 0832, 0834
prospects for nationalism and revolt in 2: 0171
racial problems in 1: 0579
threat posed by continued Portuguese rule in
12:0277
U.S. efforts to prevent recurrance of Angolan situation
in 3: 0359
Mozambique Liberation Front
Portuguese officials and arms purchased for 12: 0357
terrorist campaign to attract attention to struggle
against Portuguese rule 10:0835
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Mozón, R. J.
discussions with U.S. on world without the bomb
8: 0574
Mpakaniye, Lazare
presentation of credentials by 11:0346
Muhlrwa, Andre
and Burundi 11:0029, 0227, 0242,0298
letter to Kennedy 11: 0229
letter to Paul-Henri Spaak 11: 0334
speech by 11:0115
U.S. urges clemency for assassins of Prince Louis
Rwagasore11:0339
withdrawal of Belgian troops 11: 0029
Mulokozi, Bernard
biographical sketch of 12:0371
Multilateral force (MLF)
status of 9: 0268
Munanka, I. M. Bhoke
biographical sketch of 12:0371
Munongo, Godefroid
letter to Kennedy 3: 0760, 0762; 4: 0175, 0176
obstructionism of 6:0374
Mustapha, Mohammed Sanusi
appointment with Kennedy 11: 0392
letter from Kennedy 9: 0701 ; 11: 0399, 0401, 0402,
0403
Mutakawadiloma (Mutaka), Charles
status of 6: 0427
telegrams to Kennedy 4: 0386, 0389, 0390, 0391,
0393, 0535
Mwambutsa IV (Mwaml of Burundi)
Kennedy's congratulatory message on 1st
anniversary of independence of Burundi 11:0378
Kennedy's congratulatory message on independence
of Burundi 11:0077
meeting with Kennedy 10:1038
message to Kennedy 11: 0376
postpones visit to U.S. 11: 0211
speech by 11:0114
U.S. inquiry on desire to have only minister accredited
to U.S. rather than ambassador 11: 0240
U.S. urges clemancy for assassins of Prince Louis
Rwagasore11:0339
visit to Uganda 11: 0331
visit to U.S. 10:1042, 1059, 1060; 11: 0091, 0095,
0103,0231,0304
Nairay, Guy
biographical sketch of 10: 0340
Nasser, Gamal Abdel
discussions with U.S. on DRC situation 5:0891
National Rural Community Development Program
in Colombia 9: 0820, 0823, 0826
National Security Council, U.S.
actions on Ghana 8:0367
meeting on Volta River project in Ghana 8: 0422
NATO
and Angolan situation 3:0326, 0328, 0330, 0332
discussion of Berlin Crisis 4: 0127
U.S. discussions with Paul-Henri Spaak on 5: 0246
Naude, Willem C.
discussions with Dean Rusk 2:0616
discussions with U. Alexis Johnson 11: 0467
Ndele, Albert
accompanies Cyrille Adoula on trip to U.S. 4: 0035
Ndenzako, Leon
presentation of credentials by 11: 0380
Ndwaniye, [?]
biographical sketch of 11:0266
Negroes, U.S.
Ghanaian press attacks on 9:0155, 0160, 0162,
0165,0168,0179
leaders meet with Kennedy 1:0972
Nehru, B. K.
DRC situation 6: 0631
Nehru, Jawaharlal
concern on UN efforts in the DRC 3: 0633
discussions with Dean Rusk on DRC 3: 0632
letter from Cyrille Adoula 4:0596
message to Albert Luthuli 1: 0392
Nemchina, [?]
expresses doubts on U Thant's DRC peace plan
7: 0074
Nendaka, Victor
political showdown between Cyrille Adoula and 5:0744
Neocolonialism
Ghanaian Times charges U.S. with inventing 9: 0227
Newsweek
article on CIA domination of U.S. student exchange
program 9: 0171, 0175
New Times
article attacking U.S. Peace Corps 8:0957
New York Times
inquiry on DRC mission to purchase aircraft from U.S.
and Great Britain 6: 0280
Ngalula, Joseph
Adoula, Cyrille•instructions to 7:0153
disaffection of Katangese population and gendarmerie
7:0291
DRC peace plan implementation 7:0051
Katanga cease-fire agreement 7:0197, 0498
paper on foreign exchange and revenues 7: 0215
Ngendandumwe, Pierre
prime minister of Burundi 11: 0372, 0373
Niger
International Cooperation Administration aid to
10:0687
332 Subject Index

Nigeria
attempted assassination of Kwame Nkrumah 8:0762
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1:0755
Ghana's involvement in importation of illegal arms into
8: 0826
military situation in 2:0075
support of DRC settlement by 7:0110
Nkomo, Joshua
arrival in Salibury, Rhodesia 2:0438
results of rift with Ndabaningi Sithole faction in ZAPU
10:1007
Nkrumah, Kwame
activities at Addis Ababa conference 2:0353
Accra•Colombo conference meeting at 9:0543
Accra•U.S. embassy 8: 0803, 0951
Accra World Peace Assembly 8:0611, 0616
African heads of state's comments on 8:0953
African parliament•proposal for bicameral 9:0124
African states and Common Market 8:0823
African students in USSR 8: 0576
African unity ideas 8:0501
assassination attempt•after 8: 0712, 0782
assassination attempt on 8: 0681, 0682, 0693, 0696,
0707, 0708, 0718, 0720, 0734, 0737, 0738, 0742,
0751, 0752, 0754, 0762, 0770, 0780, 0894, 0949,
0960, 0974,1043; 9:0488, 0494
assassination of Patrice Lumumba 7: 0966
attacks East African Federation 9:0498
birthday message to•Kennedy 9:0507,0510
British view of activities of 9: 0312
and China-India dispute 9: 0259
civil rights address and march in U.S.•films of
9:0506, 0509
civil rights program of U.S. 9:0508
cold war and Africa 8:0164
compared with Thomas Jefferson 8:0416-0418
compliments U.S. for condemning OAS atrocities in
Algeria 8: 0630, 0631, 0635, 0637
contingencies in event of death or removal from office
of 8: 0819, 1024,1025
discussions
with Calhoun, Chad F. 8: 0195, 0553,1032,1035,
1036; 9: 0073, 0110, 0121, 0722
with Carter, George 8: 0559
on false charges against CIA in The Spark 9:0150
with Fleming, Robert 8: 0562
with Hassan, Crown Prince Moulay 7:0963
with Kaiser, Edgar 8:1032,1035,1036
with Mahoney, William P., Jr. 8:0663; 9:0104,
0280
on Morocco-Algeria conflict 9:0544
on Nydell-Davis persona non grata cases 8:1004,
1010; 9: 0036, 0098
with Randall, Clarence B.•on Volta River project
8:0287,0412
with Russell, Francis•on Volta River project
8:0287,0412
on Sekou Toure, Ahmed•dealings with USSR
8: 0500
with Shriver, R. Sargent 9: 0181
with U.S. 8: 0058; 9: 0134
with U.S. on Cuban Missile Crisis 8:0839, 0845,
0863
with Williams, G. Mennen 9: 0280
domestic opposition to 9: 0248
and DRC 7: 0770, 0773, 0939, 0978, 0986, 0991,
0994, 1004, 1007, 1014,1019,1020; 8: 0055,
0059, 0837
Eilender, Allen J.•comments on 1:0885
evaluation of 9: 0152, 0491
goals 7: 0785
Iraqi revolution interview 9: 0223
Kaiser Industries Corporation and Valco smelter
8:0492
Kennedy
appointment with 8: 0074
discussions with 8: 0105, 0124, 0125
letters from 7: 0766, 0790, 0793, 0942, 0948,
0965; 8: 0149, 0151, 0172, 0173, 0256, 0259,
0534, 0535, 0537, 0540, 0604-0606, 0857;
9:0063,0195
letters to 7:0770, 0778, 0792, 0812, 0947, 0953;
8: 0006, 0033, 0034, 0045, 0134, 0154, 0155,
0157, 0160, 0169, 0170, 0249, 0250, 0257,
0258, 0263-0265, 0410, 0431, 0435, 0452,
0453,0504,0539,0542,0545,0547,0615,
0626, 0649, 0650, 0664, 0667, 0669, 0673,
0705, 0706, 0840, 0845, 0862, 0863,1051,
1053; 9: 0032, 0034, 0054, 0066, 0067, 0104
meetings with 8: 0053, 0054, 0058, 0066-0068,
0075,0111,0118
messages from 8:0644, 0645, 0647
Lenin Peace Prize 9:0312
letters
to Black, Eugene•requesting World Bank adviser
8:0488
to Calhoun, Chad F. 9: 0034
from Kaiser, Edgar 9: 0049
to Stevenson, Adlai E. 7:0937
on U.S. resumption of nuclear testing 8: 0627,
0631
Liberia•delegation to 8: 0679
Mahoney, William P., Jr.•presents credentials to
8:0610
Mahoney, William P., Jr.•requests appointment with
8: 0741
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Nkrumah, Kwame cont.
meetings
with Bowles, Chester 8: 0864
with Calhoun, Chad F. 7:1011; 8:0186,1030;
9:0126
with Houphouet-Boigny, Felix 10: 0468, 0594
with Kaiser, Edgar F. 8:1064
with Kaiser Industries Corporation representatives
9: 0301
with Keita, Modibo 10: 0468, 0594
with McKay, Vernon 8: 0968, 0969
with Mahoney, William P., Jr. 8:0654, 0825,1063;
9: 0024, 0030, 0542
with Randall, Clarence B. 8: 0287, 0383,0404,
0409
with Russell, Francis 8: 0383
with Sekou Toure, Ahmed 10: 0468, 0594
with U.S. congressional delegation 8:0276
messages
to Algeria 9: 0546
to Hammarskjold, Dag 7:0994,1000
from Kaiser, Edgar F. 8: 0955, 0956
to Khrushchev, Nikita•on dismantling of missile
bases 8: 0858
from Mahoney, William P., Jr. 8: 0720
to Morocco 9: 0546
on U.S. condemnation of OAS atrocities in Algeria
8: 0622
New Year's greetings to Kennedy 8:0967
nuclear testing•U.S. 8:0632, 0636-0638, 0663,
0664, 0667, 0669, 0673, 0705, 0706
and Peace Corps 8: 0898, 0914; 9: 0486
political asylum for Antoine Gizenga 6:0503
pro-Soviet statements by 7: 0820
speeches
general 2: 0194, 0318
to Second Conference of African Journalists
9: 0550
welcoming Leonid Brezhnev 7: 0998
triptoUSSR9:0312
UN efforts 8: 0135
UN General Assembly•plans to attend 8:0023,
0028, 0038
and U.S.
correspondence with•propaganda 8:0015
protests Ghanaian press attacks on Negroes to
8: 0884; 9: 0179
reply to letter to Kennedy 7: 0788, 0789,0952,
0954; 8: 0022, 0023, 0028, 0037, 0038, 0159,
0174, 0537, 0540, 0623, 0667, 0669; 9:0042,
0043, 0047
and shipment of jet aircraft to Katanga to 8:0017
and status of Kwame Nkrumah 9: 0053
USSR and liberation of Africa 8: 0137
views and attitudes of 9: 0269, 0270
visits to U.S. 7:1016, 1017; 8: 0023, 0028, 0038,
0050, 0053. 0057, 0122, 0129
visits with G. Mennen Williams 8: 0235, 0240
World Bank advice requested 8: 0617
see also Ghana; Volta River project
Nogueira, Franco
and Angola 3: 0011, 0277, 0444, 0446
appearance before North Atlantic Council 3: 0292
letter to Dean Rusk 3:0300
and Portuguese difficulties in Africa 3:0022, 0025,
0026, 0092, 0272, 0297
Nonallgnment
Addis Ababa conference resolution on 2:0310
of Ghana 8:0246
Nordic Council
Nyerere, Julius•invitation to visit capitals of 12:0338
North Africa
economic and functional cooperation in 2:0631
military relationships in 2: 0631
relations with Europe and Soviet bloc 2: 0631
U.S. interests and prospects in 2:0631
North Atlantic Council (NAC)
Angolan "rapporteur" problem at 3:0363
charges of U.S. aid to Angolan terrorists 3: 0010
Nogueira, Franco•appearance before 3:0292
U.S. response to Portuguese presentation at 3:0356
Norway
resolution on apartheid in UN Security Council
12:0034
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
efforts of F. E. Boaten to conclude 9:0283, 0286
letter from Kwame Nkrumah to Kennedy on 9:0067
proposed Moscow conference to discuss 9:0285
Nuclear testing
underground•Ghanaian UN resolution on
suspension of 8: 0861
U.S.
decision to resume 8: 0548
discussions on 8: 0663
Ghanaian protest of 8: 0564, 0566, 0637, 0654,
0658, 0664, 0667, 0669, 0673, 0674, 0676,
0705, 0706
resumption of 8: 0623, 0627, 0631
statement on 8:0671
suspend high altitude 8: 0632, 0636, 0638
USSR discussions 8: 0663
Nyasaland
deficit of 10:0882
future of 12:0144
UN resolution granting independence to 12: 0140
334 Subject Index

Nydall, Carl
Ghanaian government
asks for recall of 8: 0976, 0980, 0983, 0984, 0990,
1002
presents charges against 8: 0983, 0984
reconsiders case against 8: 0997
and Nkrumah, Kwame 8:1010; 9:0036, 0098
persona non grata case 8: 0988, 0990, 0994, 0998,
1003,1005, 1017,1020, 1030; 9:0145, 0148,
0151
resumes duties in Ghana 9: 0143, 0144
on staff at U.S. embassy, Accra 8:1004
theft of license plate from car of 8:1041
U.S. embassy instructions for case against 8:1007
U.S. publicizes good works in Ghana by 8: 0996
Nyembo, Albert
secret trip to France 7:0402
Thant, U•requests location of 7: 0335
Nyerere, Julius
Addis Ababa conference 2: 0316; 12: 0577
appoints Rashidi Kawawa vice president of
Tanganyika 12: 0229
and area developments 12: 0271
biographical sketch of 12: 0371, 0454
British aid offer 12:0076
civil rights controversy in U.S. 12: 0584
discussions
with Delgado, Humberto 12: 0355
with Rusk, Dean 12:0628
threat posed by continued Portuguese rule in
Mozambique 12:0277
with U.S. 12:0349, 0355
guest list for reception hosted by 12:0543
impressions of Afro-Asian People's Solidarity
Organization conference 12: 0265
and Kennedy
appointment with 12:0060
correspondence with 12: 0067-0071, 0115, 0118,
0205, 0263, 0288, 0297. 0303, 0307, 0312,
0313, 0317, 0320, 0332, 0454, 0587, 0649,
0653, 0658, 0659
discussions with 12:0063, 0619, 0624, 0635,
0638, 0645, 0654, 0655, 0657
joint communiqué with 12: 0371
meetings with 2: 0562; 12: 0062, 0066, 0339
messages 12: 0100, 0102, 0103, 0190, 0191,
0197, 0198, 0200, 0201, 0205, 0207, 0208,
0209, 0221, 0226, 0251, 0371, 0651
statement on arrival in U.S. of 12:0371
message to Albert Luthuli 1:0392
and Mozambique 12:0294, 0299
People's Republic of China's admission to UN
12:0114
as president-elect of Tanganyika 12:0192
as president of Tanganyika 12: 0227, 0235
proposal for economic "brain trust" in Tanganyika
12:0170,0175
requests that no representatives of Portuguese or
South African governments attend any social
events held in his honor 12:0539
resignation as prime minister of Tanganyika 12:0127,
0128
and Southern Africa 12:0297, 0585
Tanganyikan cabinet announced 12: 0227, 0229
travel plans of 12:0582
U.S. presidential aircraft available for transport of
12:0542
visit to Nordic Council capitals 12:0338
visit to U.S. 12:0059, 0173, 0316, 0320, 0326, 0342,
0371, 0454, 0504, 0505, 0506, 0508, 0509, 0511,
0513, 0514, 0518, 0521-0523, 0525-0527, 0530,
0534, 0536, 0540, 0545, 0549, 0551, 0554, 0562,
0571, 0572, 0583, 0647, 0649, 0653
White House luncheon for 12:0641
World Food Congress•invited to address 12: 0283,
0286
Nyunzu, DRC
attacked by Katanga gendarmes 6: 0628
Nzuzi, Alphonse
letter to Kennedy 4: 0695, 0698
OAS
activities in Algeria 2:0940
financial aid from John Birch Society 2: 0826
French army garrisons in Algeria•attacks on 2: 0831,
0833, 0839
French suspicion of U.S. support of 2: 0885, 0887
intentions in Algeria 2: 0955, 0989
struggle with French government 2:0795
U.S.
avoids mention in government documents 2:0942
condemns atrocities committed in Algeria by
8: 0620, 0622, 0630, 0631, 0635, 0637, 0654
investigation into contributions to 2: 0824, 0825
OAU
Addis Ababa conference
accomplishments of 2: 0325, 0344
activities of 2: 0195, 0286, 0294
Adoula, Cyrille•activities at 2:0356
Bourguiba, Habib•comments on 2: 0361
concluding ceremonies 2:0299
condemns U.S. racial segregation 2:0272
contribution of 2:0314
correspondence to Kennedy on 2:0282; 10:0015,
0017, 0092, 0098; 12: 0320
Dacko, David•comments on 2: 0329
discussion items 5:0478, 0500
discussions of African unity 2:0319
general 2: 0200, 0324, 0340, 0343, 0539
Subject index 335

OAU cont.
Addis Ababa conference cont.
Ghanaian press accuses Imperialists and Neo-
Colonialists of seeking failure of 9:0242
Guiñean resolution criticizing Kennedy 2: 0284;
9:1028-1030; 10: 0013
Guinea's position at 9:1022
Houphouet-Boigny, Felix•comments on 2:0358
impact of decisions in Mozambique 10:0830
Kennedy's message to 2: 0192, 0249, 0261, 0264,
0267, 0268
Khrushchev, Nikita•message to 2: 0280
Nkrumah, Kwame•activities at 2:0353
Nkrumah, Kwame•orders Ghanaian press not to
give publicity to U.S. aid during 9:0257
Nyerere, Julius•comments on 2:0316
Nyerere, Julius•speech at 12: 0577
Obote, Milton•comments on 2: 0316
postscripts to 2:0364
resolutions of 2: 0310, 0350, 0385, 0387, 0406
Sekou Toure, Ahmed•hopes for 10:0012
Sekou Toure, Ahmed•views on 10:0081,0089,
0095,0102
Tito, Josip Broz•message to 2: 0278
Togo's representation at 2: 0269, 0271
Tsiranana, Philibert•comments on 2: 0315
Wachuku, Jaja•comments on 2:0378
charter of 2:0334; 10: 0015, 0017, 0019
Council of Ministers meeting 2: 0591
creation of 2:0299
possible discussion of U.S. racial disturbances by
5:0475, 0478
Obote, Milton
comments on Addis Ababa conference 2:0316
letters to Kennedy 2: 0274, 0282, 0376
meeting with Harold Macmillan 12:0231
Ogaden
dispute between Ethiopia and Somalia over 2:0609,
0613
Olympio, Sylvanus
assassination attempt against 8: 0371
discussions with U.S. on decision to proceed with
Volta River project in Ghana 8: 0446
"Operation Search"
Ghanaian army units withdrawn from 8:0816
Orlich Boimarclch, Francisco José
message from 2:0538
Orientale province, DRC
Congolese plans to send extraordinary commission to
6:0853
Ormsby-Gore, David
British policy and objectives in DRC 5:1033
letter to Dean Rusk 4:0678
Osman, Aden Abdullah
U.S. military assistance to Southern Rhodesia
10:1032
Ouegnin, Georges
biographical sketch of 10: 0340
Overflight rights
Chad 3: 0517
Pakistan
and U Thant's DRC peace plan 6:1089
Pan-African Freedom Movement for East, Central
and South Africa (PAFMECSA)
Kennedy's reply to message from conference 5: 0267,
0269
supports U.S. policy in DRC 12: 0253, 0256
underground movement in Portugal 12: 0355
Pan-African Union
release of Andre Boboliko 6: 0449
Peace Corps, U.S.
in Africa 1:0973
in DRC 7: 0564
in Ghana 8: 0899. 0912, 0916, 0919, 0921, 0926,
0927; 9: 0276, 0278, 0280, 0483
in Ivory Coast 10:0295
Nkrumah, Kwame•attitude toward 8: 0898, 0914;
9:0486
Soviet press attack on 8: 0957
volunteer teachers to Tanganyika 12:0640
Pereira, Pedro
discussions with U. Alexis Johnson 12:0657
Pereira, Theotonio
discussion of U.S. views on Angolan situation with
3: 0251
discussions on U.S. position on Portuguese Africa
3: 0264
Petroleum
in Libya 10:0487
U.S. arranges to provide DRC with 6:0967
Peyref itte, Alain
on internationalization of Algerian conflict 2: 0759
Phelps-Stokes Fund
50th anniversary of 1: 0862, 0863
Pienaar, Colonel [?]
proposed gift for Kennedy 2:0029, 0030
Pinto, Louis I.
invited to attend U.S. fleet maneuvers 7:0626, 0627,
0635-0637
letter from Kennedy 7:0635, 0636
letter to Kennedy 7:0626, 0627, 0637,0641, 0643
PL-480
see Public Law 480
Poland
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1:0740
336 Subject Index

Policy Planning Group
meeting on problems of Southern Africa 2:0130
meeting on retention of U.S. Azores base rights
3: 0091
Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola
(MPLA)
denouces DRC recognition of Holden Roberto's
Angolan government in exile 3:0421
Porto Novo, Dahomey
antigovemment demonstrations in 7:0740, 0744
Portugal
African plans for putting pressure on 3:0441
and Angola 3:0010, 0011, 0135, 0280, 0284, 0314,
0327, 0328, 0334, 0340, 0358, 0373, 0382, 0390,
0394, 0398, 0399, 0402, 0428, 0429, 0440, 0444-
0447
Angolan "rapporteur" problem 3:0363, 0364
Conference on Travel and Tourism 2:0614
difficulties in Africa 3:0092
difficulties in UN 3: 0361
direction of overseas policy toward multiracial society
3:0286
economic effects of Angolan military operations on
3:0449
economic relations with African territories 3:0139
economic value of Angola to 3: 0447
inclusion in possible Commonwealth Association
3:0318
and Mozambique 10: 0832, 0834; 12:0277
Mozambique Liberation Front 10: 0835; 12:0357
military potential of 11: 0439
NATO effort to exert pressure on 3:0330
Pan-African Movement and underground movement
in 12:0355
policies in African territories 12: 0643
political situation in 3: 0139
presentation to North Atlantic Council 3:0356
Tanganyika and African colonies 12:0334, 0575
territories in Asia 3: 0095
UN
Economic and Social Council•expulsion from
2: 0594
interference with rule in Africa 3:0121
Security Council consultations against 2: 0581
Security Council resolution against 11:0433
Subcommittee on Angola 3:0324
U.S.
assessment of rule in Mozambique of 10:0838
Azores agreement renegotiation difficulties 6: 0196
complaint of diversion of military assistance
program to African territories 3:0268
embassy, Leopold vil le 3: 0009
military assistance in Africa•use of 3: 0260
military interests in 3: 0139
motives in Angola 3: 0342
and Mozambique nationalist training camps in
Tanganyika 12:0336
policy on land grab against overseas territories of
3:0272
policy toward 2: 0493, 0494; 3: 0128, 0129;
11:0435
restriction of arms shipments to 3: 0283
support of 10: 0073
urges reforms in overseas territories 3: 0297
see also Cabinda, Angola; Katanga
Portuguese Africa
Afro-Asian UN resolution on 2:0603
background paper on 12:0371,0454
British views of 12: 0348
correspondence on 1:0619,0887; 2:0683; 10:0097
discussions about 3: 0025,0026, 0088, 0097;
12:0334, 0349
economic relations with Portugal 3:0139
general 1:0378
greater autonomy for 3:0022
guidance relating to 1:0120
political situation in 3: 0139
Portuguese policies in 12: 0643
"rapporteur" approach in 3:0369; 5:0143
reforms in 3: 0036, 0097, 0114
self-determination for 10: 0053, 0057
situation in 3:0032; 12:0288
UN Security Council
actions 2: 0677
debates on 2: 0678; 11: 0597, 0624
meeting on 2: 0469, 0476, 0556, 0583, 0587,
0597, 0601; 12: 0454
resolution on 3: 0018
U.S.
appeal for reform in 3:0114
courses of action in UN on 3:0257
leadership in, threatened 11:0598
material assistance to 3: 0117
military assistance program equipment in 3:0132,
0260, 0268
military interests in 3:0139
position on 3:0264; 10: 0028; 12: 0602
presidential task force on 3:0139, 0234
strategy in UN Security Council on 12: 0597
task force on 3: 0042, 0044, 0046, 0053, 0068
white settler issue in 2:0132,0133
see also Angola; Mozambique
Portuguese Guinea
use of U.S. arms in 10: 0073
Pouabou, Joseph
biographical sketch of 3:0866
Press
in Africa 1: 0059, 0060
Rhodesian editorials 1: 0218
Subject Index 337

Private enterprise
Ghana's policy on 8:0551
Public Law 480
U.S. aid to Africa 1:0976-0978
U.S. aid to Angolan refugees in DRC 7: 0227
U.S. aid to DRC 7:0367; 0562, 0563
Pugwash
participant in Accra World Peace Assembly 8: 0571
Punta del Este conference
Tuesday Planning Group meeting on 2: 0857
Qatar
Lebanese aircraft export to 5:1018
Quaison-Sackey, Alex
U.S. protests remarks made by 8: 0858
Racial equality
Ghanaian radio praises U.S. progress in 8: 0270
Racial problems
effect on U.S. image 2: 0510
Ethiopian reaction to U.S. 2:0525
in U.S.
attitude toward 10: 0122, 0124, 0126, 0133
discussion by OAU on 5:0475, 0500
Radio Accra report on 8:0269
resolution calling for intervention by Kennedy on
9: 1028-1030;10:0013
U.S. approach in southern Africa 2:0134, 0205
Radio Accra
report on U.S. racial problem 8:0269
Radio Ghana
commentary on CIA complicity in Iraqi revolution
9: 0221
Randall, Clarence B.
memorandum on 8:0274
Nkrumah, Kwame•meeting with 8:0287, 0404,
0409,0412
Volta River project in Ghana 8:0275, 0280, 0282,
0284, 0355, 0383
Raw materials
Africa as source 1:0296, 0325
Razafimbahiny, Jules
appointment with Kennedy 2: 0041
Reams, R. Borden
1
travel plans for 10:0229
Red Cross, American
refugee aid to Congo (Brazzaville) 7: 0139
refugee aid to DRC 7:0227
Red Cross, International
investigation into Katanga atrocities 5:1042
UN suspends mercy flights to Katanga by 6:1086
Red Cross, Katangese
protests UN suspension of Red Cross mercy flights
6:1086
Reeves, Frank D.
invitation to visit Congo (Brazzaville) 3: 0770
letter from Fulbert Youlou 3: 0770
Refugees
effect on relations between Rwanda and Tanganyika
12:0169
situation in Burundi and Tanganyika 12:0149
in southern Africa 12: 0021-0023
Reltsch, Hannah
evaluation of Kwame Nkrumah 9: 0491
Reuters News
interviews Kwame Nkrumah on Iraqi revolution
9:0223
Revenue payments
Adoula, Cyrille•letters on 7:0039
by Katanga 7: 0421, 0424
Rhodesia, Northern
British movement toward African control of 6:0629
British position on 1: 0467
prospects for 10: 0972
reports of violence in 1: 0197; 10: 0867, 0869, 0870,
0874
U.S.
aid to education in 10: 0887
discussions on 10:0883
scholarships for students from 10: 0886
supports constitutional proposals for 10: 0889
Rhodesia, Southern
African plans for passive resistance in 11:0532
Afro-Asian UN resolution on 10: 0906, 0907, 0922,
0924, 0926, 0928, 0931, 0935
alleged aerial assistance to Katanga 5:1017
British movement toward African control of 6: 0629
British policy on 1: 0467; 10:0918
developments in 10: 0983, 0984
discussions between Hastings Kamazu Banda and
European government of 10:0891
election for prime minister of 10: 0926, 0966
Ghanaian policy on 9:0532
independence negotiations 10:0962, 0981,1027,
1028
Irish government's concern on dangers in 10: 0920
Nyerere, Julius•on problems of 12: 0349
possible mediation by UN secretary general in
10:0941
prospects for 10:0972
relationship with Great Britain 10:1005
situation in 10: 0938, 0978
UN aspects of problem in 10:0964
UN Security Council resolutions on 10:1010
U.S. military assistance to 10:1032
white minority rule•independence based on 10: 0962
white settler issue in 2: 0132, 0133
Rhodesia and Nyasaland, Federation of
background paper on 12: 0454
discrepancies in execution of U.S. visa procedures
6:0186
338 Subject Index

distribution of powers following dissolution of
10:0987,0990
interference in internal affairs of 10:0911
political situation in 10: 0902
prospects for 10:0972
racial situation in 1:0579; 10: 0902
U.S. discussions with British Commonwealth
Relations Office on 10:0883
Welensky, Roy•blames British government for failure
of 10:0989
Williams, G. Mennen
consultations with British officials on 10:0912
observations on 1:0199
paper on 10:0901
Rhodesian Air Force
jet aircraft for Katanga 7: 0417
Rhodesia National Affairs Association
Williams, G. Mennen•address to 1:0221
Ribeiro, Miguel A.
discussions with Dean Rusk 9: 0265, 0266
discussions with G. Mennen Williams 9:0307
Ghanaian press attacks on U.S. Negroes 9:0168
meeting with Kennedy 9:0273, 0274
presentation of credentials by 9:0176, 0177,0187
relations between U.S. and Ghana 9:0187
U.S. items for discussion with 9:0178
Riches, Derek
views on Adoula-Tshombe talks 6: 0489
Rlkhye, Indar Jit
comments on DRC situation 6:0843
discussions with Moise Tshombe 6:0973
informed of tripartite talks on DRC 6: 0735
. opposition to new UN military operations in Katanga
6:0472
trip to DRC 6:0376
River navigation system, inland
condition of DRC 7:0177
Roads
World Bank assistance to Burundi for improvement of
11:0167
Roberto, Holden
Angolan government in exile headed by 3:0421, 0432
biographical sketch of 3:0014
letter to Kennedy 3: 0387
opposition to U.S. "rapporteur" proposal for
Portuguese Africa 5:0143
plans for new military action in Angola by 3:0441
relationship between U.S. embassy, Leopoldville and
3: 0006, 0009
Roberts, Norman
killing of DRC burglar 6: 0899, 0900
Robeson, Paul
appointment at University of Ghana considered
8:0561
Robiliart, Herman
support for UN reconciliation plan in DRC 6:1087
Roltz-Bennet, Jose
accusations against 6:0169, 0181
talks between Moise Tshombe and Cyrille Adoula
6: 0268, 0273, 0558
Roosevelt, Eleanor
Tanganyikan condolence on death of 12: 0195
Rostow, Walt W.
discussions with Sadok Mokaddem 12:0759
discussions with Tunisian delegation on U.S.
economic aid for Africa 12:0758
report on South Africa 11: 0706, 0707
Rothschild, Robert
DRC situation and Evariste Kimba's visit to Belgium
5:1004
reconciliation agreement between Cyrille Adoula and
Moise Tshombe 5: 0685
tripartite talks on DRC 4: 0658, 0662, 0667
Rowan, Carl T.
compares Kwame Nkrumah with Thomas Jefferson
8:0416-0418
questions on controversial speech by 5:1072
speech on U.S. position on Katanga 5:1049
Rusk, Dean
British policy and objectives in DRC•summary of
5:1033
discussions
with Kennedy 4: 0124, 0125, 0127
with Kennedy on South Africa 11:0642, 0668
with Naude, Willem 2:0616
with Nogueira, Franco on military situation in
Angola 3: 0277
with Nyerere, Julius 12: 0628
with Ribeiro, Miguel 9: 0265, 0266
with Slim, Mongi 12:1085,1086
with Wachuku, Jaja 5: 0574
and DRC 3:0632, 0633; 4: 0370, 0950-0952;
5:1014; 6:0660
letters
to Adoula, Cyrille 5: 0026
from Douglas-Home, Alec 4: 0794
to Douglas-Home, Alec 10: 0926
to Halm, W. M. Q. 8: 0209
from Nogueira, Franco 3:0300
to Nogueira, Franco•on autonomy for Portuguese
Africa 3:0022
from Ormsby-Gore, David 4: 0678
to Spaak, Paul-Henri 5: 0235, 0238, 0704
from Welensky, Roy 10:1027, 1028
to Youlou, Fulbert 4:0072
Subject Index 339

Rusk, Dean cont.
meetings
with Bocoum, Barema 10: 0756
with Houphouet-Boigny, Felix 10: 0295, 0375
with Kennedy and Robert McNamara on Angola
problem 3: 0106, 0110
statement on departure of Ahmed Sekou Toure
9: 0864
suggestion of UN "rapporteur" for Angola 3: 0327,
0334, 0340
telegram from Moise Tshombe 4: 0160; 5: 0788
Russell, Francis H.
appointment with Kennedy 12:1095
biographical sketch of 12:1096
letter of introduction from Kennedy 12:1090,1092
and Nkrumah, Kwame 7: 0793, 0955; 8: 0412
presentation of credentials by 12:1087
Volta River project 7: 0814; 8: 0355, 0383
Rwagasore, Louis
assassination of 11: 0334
assassinators of 11: 0241, 0253, 0288, 0303, 0306,
0338, 0339, 0343
Rwanda(Ruanda)
agreements between U.S. and Belgium 11:0173
background paper on 10: 0295, 1040; 11: 0182
Belgium
economic assistance to 11: 0099, 0148, 0174,
0213
military technicians 11: 0006, 0163-0165
troop issue 11: 0146, 0155
troop retention 11: 0008, 0132, 0137, 0141, 0150,
0158
troop withdrawal 11: 0005, 0044, 0048, 0055,
0118, 0139, 0143, 0149, 0157, 0160
turns over military telex equipment at Kigali to
11:0212
border dispute with Uganda 11:0331
coffee production in 11: 0283
financial training grants 11: 0078, 0135
foreign minister's arrival in U.S. 6:1012
incursion of Tutsi tribesmen routed by military forces
of 11:0096
independence of 11: 0067, 0074-0076, 0087, 0088,
0092
internal stability of 11:0331
military report on 11: 0018
political situation in 11: 0348
relations
with Belgium 11:0215
with Tanganyika 12: 0169
with Uganda 11: 0106
with U.S. 11:0258, 0285
representation in U.S. 11: 0218, 0223, 0224, 0329
UN
admission to 11: 0101, 0104
commission in 11: 0013
General Assembly adopts resolution on 11:0079
General Assembly debate on 6:0860
General Assembly declares independence of
11:0086
technical assistance in 11: 0099
U.S.
aid to 11: 0337, 0354
alternatives in approaching problem of 10:1066
economic assistance to 11: 0284, 0308, 0311,
0314
ideas on peace and security of 11:0045
informed that no famine conditions exist in
11:0171
role in politico-economic future of 11:0123
State Department rescinds policy directives on
11:0151
statement for independence Day ceremonies in
11: 0060, 0062-0064, 0070-0072
Salan, Raoul
intentions in Algeria 2:0955
message to heads of state 2: 0976
Salazar, Antonio de Oliveira
letter to Fulbert Youlou 3: 0438
and Portuguese Africa 3: 0088, 0097, 0117, 0121
Sailer, Raphael
biographical sketch of 10: 0340
U.S. aid project in Ivory Coast 10:0425
Sandys, Duncan
and Ghana 8: 0244, 0246, 0252
Nyasaland deficit 10:0882
SatterthwaKe, Joseph C.
biographical sketch of 1: 0572; 2: 0532
meeting with Albert Luthuli 2: 0252
return from South Africa 1: 0571 ; 2:0531
Scheyven, Louis
U.S. policy on DRC 5:1065; 6: 0598
Schlegl, [?]
protests Modibo Keita's remarks on German self-
determination 10: 0660
Security Council, UN
and Adoula, Cyrille 4:0408, 0422; 6:0113
condemns Katangese secession 4:0221
consultations on Rwanda and Burundi's applications
for admission to UN 11:0104
debates on South Africa and Portuguese territories
2: 0678; 11:0597
and DRC 6: 0092
Ghana•murder of Patrice Lumumba 9:0016
Ghana•U.S. support for candidacy for 8: 0182
340 Subject Index

meetings
on Angola 3:0016
on DRC crisis 3: 0640; 4: 0021, 0043
on South Africa 11: 0444, 0449, 0451, 0454, 0457,
0493
and Portugal 2:0581
and Portuguese territories 2: 0677; 11: 0624
resolutions
on Angola 3: 0020, 0028
on DRC 8: 0086
against Portugal 11:0433
on Portuguese territories 3: 0018
on South Africa 11:0433, 0561
on Southern Rhodesia 10:1010
and South Africa 2:0677; 11:0471, 0624
speech by Adlai E. Stevenson on apartheid 11: 0484
Thant, U•report to 7: 0138
Tunisia and French aggression at Bizerte 12:1027,
1047,1063
U.S.
arms sales and shipments to South Africa 11:0577
opposes Soviet request for meeting on DRC
situation 6: 0085
position on South African issue 11: 0699
strategy in 12:0588, 0597
USSR and DRC situation 6: 0083, 0087. 0090, 0112
see also Apartheid
Segregation, U.S.
Addis Ababa conference condemns 2:0272, 0276
efforts to abolish 10: 0764-0767
Kennedy's stand on 10:0422
letter from Milton Obote to Kennedy on 2: 0274
Sekou Toure, Ahmed
accident•ialse report of 9: 0909, 0910
Addis Ababa conference 10: 0012, 0081, 0089, 0095,
0102
address to UN General Assembly 9: 0803, 0811
civil rights and strife in U.S. 9:1029, 1030; 10:0010,
0011
currency reform in 9: 0939
and Guinea
aircraft fueling in•Soviet and Cuban 10: 0135
economic policy changes 10:0143
financial scandals in 9: 0911
French Communist influence in 9: 0705
Gizenga, Antoine•conduct in 9:1051 ; 10:0004
Kennedy to visit 9: 0591, 0593, 0594, 0596, 0598,
0614; 10: 0152, 0153, 0155, 0158. 0159
students at Soviet universities 9: 0681
U.S. AID officials in 10:0145
U.S. aid to 9: 0576, 0603, 1018, 1021 ; 10: 0146
and Kennedy
discussions with 9:0780, 0893
letters from 9:0701. 0702, 0704, 0708, 0715,
0730, 0733-0735, 0741, 0759-0761, 0841,
0940, 0941, 0943, 0982, 0987, 0989, 0990,
0995, 0997,1012,1016; 10: 0081, 0089, 0095,
0098,0102,0110,0155
letters to 2: 0370. 0372; 9: 0569,0717-0719,
0737. 1032,1035,1036, 1038-1040,1044,
1048; 10:0015, 0017, 0076, 0078, 0091, 0092,
0101, 0106, 0107, 0156-0160
luncheon 9: 0809, 0864
meeting with 9: 0781, 0786, 0787,0789, 0793-
0797, 0801-0804, 0806, 0841
messages with 9: 0562-0565, 0570, 0571, 0693,
0695, 0762, 0842, 0843, 0889-0892, 1042;
10: 0008, 0060, 0061, 0068, 0076, 0078, 0121-
0124, 0126,0133, 0139-0142
telegrams to 9:0694, 0695, 0719, 0755, 0757,
0758, 0764, 0942, 0945; 10:0125, 0128
letters to Bangoura, Karim 9:1046
manpower conference 9: 0807, 0808
meeting with Kwame Nkrumah, Modibo Keita, and
Felix Houphouet-Boigny 10: 0468,0594
meeting with R. Sargent Shriver 9:0616
plans to attend UN meeting 9:0778
Shriver, R. Sargent•impressions of 9:0629
travel plans of 9: 0788
U.S.
floods in 9: 0940-0943
gifts for 9:0619
mission of friendship to 9:0983,0993, 0994
policy and planning in Africa 9:0572
and Portuguese Africa 10:0028
reply to messages from 9: 0566, 0567; 10: 0097
and South Africa 10:0028
visit to 9:0774, 0776, 0800, 0805, 0813, 0815,
0846, 0864, 0888, 0894
USSR 8: 0500; 9: 0706
Selassie, Halle
contributions to African unity 2:0314
Self-determination
Angolan 3: 0393, 0394, 0396, 0398, 0399, 0402
German 10: 0660
Senate, U.S.
developments favorable to Moise Tshombe in 6: 0253
hearings on U.S. aid to Ghana 9: 0501
Internal Security Subcommittee•releases testimony
by Kofi Abrefa Busia 9: 0291-0293,0310
Subcommittee of Judiciary•report on testimony of
Kofi Abrefa Busia 9: 0307
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Senate, U.S. cont.
visit of delegation
to Dahomey 7:0611, 0612
to DRC 3: 0577, 0579
to Ivory Coast 10:0171
to Mali 10:0584, 0586
Sendwe, Jason
message to Cyrille Adoula 6: 0628
political events in the DRC 4: 0948
threatens to arrest Moise Tshombe 6:0902
Tshombe, Moise•and Katanga agreement 6:0384,
0459
visit to U.S. 7:0201
Seriguefie, [?]
letter to Kennedy 10:0420, 0422
Settlers, white
in Africa 1:0036
issue of 2:0132, 0133
Seventh Day Adventists
U.S. PL-480 program in Katanga 6: 0371
Shriver, R. Sargent
discussions with Kwame Nkrumah 9:0181
gifts for Ahmed Sekou Toure 9: 0619
impressions of Ahmed Sekou Toure 9:0629
meeting with Ahmed Sekou Toure 9: 0616
official representative at opening of U.S. exhibition in
Guinea 9: 0976
speech in Conakry, Guinea 9:1034
visit to Guinea 9:0609, 0620
Sierra Leone
Boston, H. J. L.•appointed governor-general of
11:.0411,0414-0416
economic development in 1:0889
impression created by Brooks Hays on people of
11:0418
Kennedy's congratulatory message
on admission to UN 11: 0398
on 1st anniversary of independence of 11:0406,
0408,0410
on independence of 11: 0387-0391
Siryuyumunsl, Thaddee
telegram to Kennedy 11: 0372-0374
Sita, Alphonse
visit to U.S. 7:0516
Sithole, Ndabanlngl
letter to Kennedy 2:0124, 0125; 10:0962
passive resistance in Southern Rhodesia 11:0532
results of rift with Joshua Nkomo faction in ZAPU
10:1007
Slim, Mongl
biographical sketch of 12: 0669
candidacy for president of 16th UN General Assembly
12:0703
discussions with Dean Rusk 12:1085,1086
discussions with Kennedy 12: 0670, 0672, 0675, 0691
meeting with Kennedy 12: 0667, 0690
Smuggling
help to control•Cyrille Adoula requests 7: 0070
Smythe, John H.
11:0420
Société General
discussions with U.S. on DRC situation and Katanga
réintégration 6:0959
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga's relations with DRC
central government 6: 0106
views on DRC 6:0940
Soglo, Christophe
discussions with Robinson Mcllvaine 7: 0757
military takeover of government of Dahomey by
7: 0747, 0750
recognition of Dahoman provisional government
headed by 7: 0759
trip to northern Dahomey 7:0756
Somalia
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1: 0737, 0740, 0746, 0749
dispute with Ethiopia over the Ogaden 2: 0609, 0613
refuses permission for visit by Allen Eilender 1:0897
South Africa, Republic of
African boycott against 2: 0606
African pressure on 3:0441
apartheid in 10: 0053, 0057; 11: 0487, 0518, 0525,
0533, 0547,0563, 0568, 0709; 12: 0010, 0016,
0027, 0028, 0588, 0602
arms embargo against 10:0047; 11: 0559
background paper on 12: 0454
black opposition leaders' arrest 2: 0571
boycotts multiracial reception at U.S. embassy
2:0431
British arms embargo against 11: 0494, 0496
British views of 12:0348
Communist party in 1:0003
concessions by 11:0607, 0610
debate of International Labor Conference on
participation of 11:0426
economic
leverage on U.S. 11:0579
profile of 11:0709
relations with U.S. 2: 0553
reprisal situation 11: 0630
Eilender, Allen J.•remarks on racial problems in
10:0946
embargo of petroleum products for 10:0047
expulsion
from International Labor Organization 11: 0694
from UN 2:0479,0533; 11: 0471
from UN Economic and Social Council 2: 0594
foreign relations of 11:0709
342 Subject Index

information on 2: 0552
internal security of 11: 0709
Kennedy's message on inauguration of 1:0085, 0087,
0088
Kennedy's message on national day of 2:0331-0333
military and naval installations in 11:0431
military potential of 11:0439
national movements in 2: 0251
Nyerere, Julius•concern over situation in 12: 0288,
0303,0307,0313
Nyerere, Julius•discusses problems of 12:0349
plans for development of separate semi-autonomous
tribal areas 2:0557, 0596
political accommodation on Southwest Africa mandate
2:0031
political conditions in 11: 0709
possible UN action on 2: 0677
problems of 1: 0579; 2:0616; 12: 0610, 0611
program of grouping independent Bantu states
2: 0596; 11: 0459
reaction to Albert Luthuli's winning of Nobel Peace
Prize 1:0399
reaction to UN Committee on Southwest Africa
1:0575
refused permission to participate in Conference on
Travel and Tourism 2: 0614
relations with U.S. 11:0709
Rostow, Walt•report on 11: 0706, 0707
social profile of 11: 0709
subversive movements in 2:0240
suspended from participation in ECA 2: 0564
threat to U.S. leadership in UN and Africa posed by
11:0598
threat to world peace posed by racial policies of
10:0049
UN
actions to terminate mandate in Southwest Africa
1:0677,0688,0727
credentials challenge 11:0658
Economic and Social Council 2: 0464
economic sanctions on 11: 0471
participation in 10: 0052
position on 2: 0433
Security Council•U.S. veto in 11: 0624
Security Council debates on 2: 0678; 11: 0444,
0449, 0451, 0454, 0457, 0493, 0597; 12:0034
Security Council resolution against 11:0433
uranium deal 2:0606
U.S.
arms embargo against 2: 0606; 9: 0485; 11: 0447,
0467, 0468, 0502, 0529, 0655, 0664
arms policy toward 11: 0596, 0631
arms sales and shipments to 11: 0577
Atomic Energy Commission experiment in
12:0036
attitude toward 11: 0688
and British discussions on 11: 0513
courses of action in 11: 0709
educational opportunities to potential leaders of
1:0493
efforts to modify internal policies of 2: 0466
guidelines for policy and operations in 1:0522
interests in 11:0709
missile tracking station in 1: 0352, 0353,0574;
11:0443
objectives in 11: 0709
overseas internal defense policy 1:0902
policy on apartheid in 12: 0588, 0602
policy toward 1: 0169, 0186, 0192, 0236, 0681 ;
2: 0470, 0472, 0473, 0493, 0494; 10: 0028;
11:0435;12:0604
position in UN Security Council on 11: 0699
position on racial issue in 1: 0579; 11: 0504, 0507
recommendations on 11: 0642, 0668
sale of spare aircraft parts to 11: 0612, 0613,
0661-0663, 0676
submarine sale 2: 0071, 0072; 11: 0612, 0613,
0643, 0655, 0664, 0669, 0676
urges voluntary nonparticipation in ECA 2: 0533,
0585
and Verwoerd, Hendrik 1: 0630
white position in 1: 0579
Williams, G. Mennen•observations on 1: 0199
South African Mining Company
subsidizes anti-Kuanda activities of African Congress
party 6:0629
Southern Africa
boycott of 2:0606
Nyerere, Julius•concern over situation in 12: 0288,
0320
problems of 1: 0692; 2: 0130, 0134, 0205
racial problems in 2:0134
situation in 12: 0587, 0628, 0635, 0638, 0655
student refugee problem in 12: 0021-0023
UN Security Council debates on 2: 0678; 11: 0597
U.S. State Department Bureau of Intelligence and
Research report on 11: 0539
South Kasai province, DRC
DRC government coup in 7:0072, 0121
DRC military operations in 7:0045
food relief for refugees living in Katanga 7: 0576
implications of Albert Kalonji's arrest in 7:0043
letter to Kennedy from government of 4: 0627, 0628,
0630
refugees in Katanga 7: 0389
refugees in Katanga•U.S. aid for 4:0628
request for U.S. intervention in 4: 0369
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South Katanga province, DRC
DRC government lifts ban on importation of cobalt
and copper from 5: 0531
Southwest Africa
background paper on 12: 0454
general 11:0709
impending clash over 1: 0419
issue in the UN 2:0160
Nyerere, Julius•concern over situation in 12:0288,
0303,0307,0313
UN actions to terminate South African mandate in
1:0677,0688,0727
U.S.
educational opportunities to potential future
leaders of 1: 0493
efforts to convince South Africa to seek political
accommodation on 2: 0031
policy on 1: 0681, 0730, 0883; 2:0034
white settler issue in 2: 0132, 0133
Southwest Africa, UN Committee on
activities of 1: 0670
South African reaction to 1: 0575
Soviet bloc
aid to civil air activities of emerging African countries
1:0563
civil air expansion in Africa 1: 0472, 0495, 0518
disaffected African students leaving 2: 0049
and Ghana 8: 0199, 0202, 0213; 9: 0504
Ghana Airways service to 8:0690
Guinea's desire to move away from 9:1022
Nkrumah, Kwame•identifies goals with 7: 0785
North African relations with 2:0631
position on DRC crisis 8: 0055
Sow, Malick Adam
biographical sketch of 3: 0503
meeting with Kennedy 3:0499, 0500
presentation of credentials by 3: 0498
telegram to Kennedy 3: 0512
Sow, Oumar
discussions with Kennedy 10: 0719, 0727, 0728
efforts to improve U.S.-Malian relations 10: 0711
presentation of credentials by 10: 0718
withdrawal of U.S. military mission 10:0721
Spaak, Paul-Henri
discussion on activities of Michel Struelens 6:0260
discussions on Tshombe, Moise 4:0542; 7:0140
on DRC situation 4: 0542; 6:0260, 0751, 0816;
7:0600
and DRC visit 4:0080
and Katanga 5:1080; 6: 0068, 0358
Kitona agreement 6: 0012
letters
from Adoula, Cyrille 7: 0509
to Adoula, Cyrille 5:0537
from Kennedy 5: 0244, 0245, 0261
from Muhirwa, Andre 11: 0334
from Rusk, Dean 5:0235, 0238
message to Dean Rusk 5: 0704
Rwanda-Burundi
discussion on Soviet attempt to force withdrawal of
Belgian troops from 11: 0055
discussion on withdrawal of Belgian troops from
11:0048
heads Belgian delegation to UN General Assembly
debate on 6: 0860
recommends withdrawal of Belgian troops from
11:0160
and UN proposals to halt breakup of Adoula-Tshombe
talks 6: 0361
U.S.
appreciation for restraint during DRC crisis by
5: 0857
discussions with 5:0246
views on DRC situation to 6: 0592
The Spark
false charges against CIA in 9: 0150
Special Protocol Affairs Section
activities of 1:0102
Stanley, Frank L.
journalism workshop in Africa 2: 0167
Stanleyville, DRC
political developments in 6: 0432
State Department, U.S.
Accra World Peace Assembly 8: 0571
Adjei, Ako•invited to U.S. 8:0552
Adoula-Tshombe agreement 4: 0244, 5:0848
and Algeria 2: 0708, 0828, 0830
Assogba, Oke•discussions with 7: 0652, 0655
and Belgium 6: 0860; 7:0172. 0251 ; 11:0155
and birthday message from Kennedy to Kwame
Nkrumah 9: 0510
black representation in 1:0972
Bourguiba, Habib•medal for 12: 0755
Bureau of Intelligence and Research report on
Southern Africa 11:0539
and DRC 4: 0156, 0665; 5: 0648, 0945; 6: 0046,
0442, 0667, 0690, 0721, 0732, 0737, 0780, 0805
and Ghana 5: 0648; 8: 0210, 0211, 0564, 0566, 0998,
1057; 9: 0102, 0144, 0293, 0294, 0298
and Ghana•Volta River project 7:1002; 8: 0394,
0449
and Great Britain 6: 0994; 7: 0251
and Houphouet-Boigny, Felix 10: 0237, 0238, 0265
and Katanga 5:1036; 6: 0687, 0955
Kennedy's discussions on 3: 0618
344 Subject Index

Kitona agreement 5:1019
Lubilash Bridge reopening 7:0477
and Mali 10: 0734
policy directives on Rwanda and Burundi 11: 0151
repudiates statements by Allen J. Eilender 1: 0866
residence of Rwandan ambassador in Washington,
D.C. 11:0223
Struelens, Michel•expulsion of 7:0152, 0199, 0218
and Tanganyika 12: 0058, 0089
Tshombe, Moise
correspondence with 4: 0943, 0946
talks with 7: 0331
visa application 6:0072, 0146
U.S. embassy, Leopoldville and Holden Roberto
3: 0006
U.S. military assistance program equipment in Africa
3: 0260
Stevens, Roger
Kitona agreement 5:1010
meeting with Moise Tshombe 5:0988
Stevenson, Adlai E.
apartheid speech in UN Security Council 11: 0484,
0487
correspondence from Kwame Nkrumah 7:0937, 0986
discussions with U Thant 5: 0668; 6:0347; 11: 0045
Katanga problem 6:0068
proposal for formation of DRC Advisory Group
5: 0563, 0564
statement on death of Patrice Lumumba 3: 0588-
0591
tripartite talks on DRC 6:0764
and UN representative in DRC 3:0618
Steytler, Jan
U.S. attitude toward South Africa 11:0688
Strategy of Peace
presentation in Africa 1:0116
presidential gifts of 1: 0234, 0235, 0412, 0413
Stravropoulos, Constatin A.
meeting with Moise Tshombe 6:0171
Struelens, Michel
activities of 4:0541 ; 6:0260
case against 4: 0021 ; 5: 0024, 0025
consultations with Moise Tshombe 6: 0253, 0270;
7: 0147
DRC UN delegation protests actions by 6:0122
last "Katanga Calling" broadcast from New York City
7: 0193
possible deportation from U.S. 4:0538
U.S. State Department and 7: 0152, 0199, 0218
Student exchange program, U.S.
alleged CIA domination of 9:0171, 0175
Submarines, U.S.
possible sale to South Africa 2: 0071, 0072; 11: 0612,
0613, 0643, 0655, 0664, 0669, 0676
Sudan
and air rights into DRC 6: 0652
UN requests general for DRC operation 5: 0726
Volta River project 8: 0451
Sugarman, Russell
represents U.S. at Ivory Coast Independence Day
ceremonies 10: 0181
Sukarno, Achmed
discussions with Kennedy 10: 0663
letter from Kennedy 10:0640
visit to U.S. 10: 0646, 0670, 0692
Swart, Charles R.
correspondence with Kennedy 1: 0574, 0085-0088
Swaziland
future of 12:0144
political and constitutional development of 12: 0142
Williams, G. Mennen•observations on 1: 0199
Sweden
rotation of UN contingent from 6: 0648; 7: 0061
Switzerland
Angolan students in 3: 0126, 0127, 0131
discussions on DRC situation and UN's Africa policy
6:0949
Taiwan
diplomatic relations
with Burundi 11:0209
with Chad 3:0507-
with Tanganyika 12: 0125
invited to attend Uganda independence celebrations
11:0169
Tanganyika
cabinet of•new 12:0227, 0229
anti-U.S. demonstration by Southern African refugee
groups 12: 0360, 0364
background paper on 12: 0371
British aid offer to 12:0072, 0076, 0086, 0088
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1:0755
Common Market problems 12: 0241
Communist bloc assistance in establishing newspaper
in 12: 0228, 0264
consortium for 12:0090, 0092, 0095
death of Eleanor Roosevelt•condolence message
12:0195
development plan 12:0063,0070,0095, 0117
election and powers of first president of 12:0134
evacuation of U.S. citizens from 12:0126
independence celebrations 12: 0047,0049, 0053,
0055, 0077, 0078, 0099, 0109, 0118
intention of establishing East African Federation by
end of 1963 12:0327
Kennedy's congratulatory message on establishment
of republic in 12: 0197, 0198, 0200, 0201, 0207-
0209,0221,0223,0251
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Tanganyika cont.
Kennedy's congratulatory message on independence
of 12: 0100. 0102, 0103, 0106-0108
meeting with African refugee leaders in 12: 0330
Mozambique Nationalist training camps in 12:0336
Nyerere, Julius•elected president of 12: 0189-0191,
0197, 0198, 0200, 0201, 0205, 0207-0209, 0221,
0227, 0235, 0251
Nyerere, Julius•proposal for economic "brain trust" in
12:0170,0175
People's Republic of China and admission to UN
12:0111
People's Republic of China and cultural agreement
with 12:0217
political situation in 12: 0454
Portugal talks on African colonies 12: 0334, 0575
Portuguese officials to seize arms purchased by
12:0357
post-independence problems 12:0149
promises of aid from Eastern and Western Europe
12:0177
refugee situation in 12: 0149, 0169
relations with Rwanda 12: 0169
relations with U.S. 12: 0048
Republic Day ceremonies 12: 0202, 0204, 0210,
0212-0214,0218,9235
Soviet embassy staff 12:0182
Taiwan's diplomatic representation in 12:0125
U.S.
aid to 1: 0888; 12: 0070, 0071, 0089, 0113, 0115,
0118,0454
assessment of 12: 0248
famine relief in 12: 0152-0156, 0158, 0159, 0161,
0163,0165-0168
Peace Corps sends new volunteer teachers to
12:0640
Western aid offers to 12: 0079, 0081, 0084
West German aid offer to 12:0113
Tanganyika African National Union (TANU)
resolution on purchase and sale of foodstuffs through
COSATA 12: 0259
Tanganyika Concessions, Board of
U.S. policy and K'rtona agreement 5:0989
Tariff
discrimination against U.S. products by African
equatorial states and Cameroon 3:0518,0519
Tarrtalite
stockpiles of, and Katanga government 7:0052
Tasca, Henry J.
deterioration of negotiations for réintégration of
Katanga 6: 0649
discussions with Seydou Conte 9:0786
Tax, film
dispute between Tunisia and Motion Picture Export
Association of America 12: 0678
Tax collection proposal
in Katanga 4:0632; 6: 0385, 0415, 0428, 0440, 0443,
0472, 0767
used on Adoula-Tshombe talks 6: 0347
Tax treaty
between U.S. and Ghana 7: 0861
Telli, Diallo
delivers personal message to Kennedy from Ahmed
Sekou Toure 10: 0060, 0061, 0068
discusses resolution on U.S. racial troubles 10: 0013
discussions with Kennedy 10: 0053, 0057, 0060,
0076, 0078
discussions with U.S. on Ahmed Sekou Toure's visit
9:0776
meeting with Kennedy 10: 0033, 0035-0037, 0045,
0061, 0068
statement on South African racial policies 10: 0049
supports condemnation of U.S. for racial
discrimination 9:1033
Tema, Ghana
U.S. construction of housing project at 7:0990
Tempelsman, Leon, and Son
DRC and barter of diamonds 4:0343, 0348, 0349,
0353
Terrain analysis studies
U.S. Army, Europe team to DRC to gather information
for 7: 0375
Terrorism
in Angola 3: 0010-0012, 0358; 7: 0023
by Mozambique Liberation Front 10: 0835
Tevoedjre, Albert
presents gift to Kennedy 7: 0646
Texas
hurricane disaster in 10: 0666, 0669, 0671, 0672
Thant, U
and Adoula, Cyrille•correspondence 6:0611 ; 7:0509
and Adoula, Cyrille•luncheon with 4: 0434
discussions
with Stevenson, Adlai E. 5: 0668; 6: 0347; 11: 0045
with U.S. 5:0017, 0074
with Williams, G. Mennen 6: 0585
and DRC
aid for 7:0369
national unification plan 4:0915; 5:0329
peace plan for 6:1071,1073, 1074, 1089,1092;
7:0019,0020,0074
tripartite talks 6: 0736, 0764
UN and 5: 0155,0877; 6:0180, 0188
views on 7: 0078
Katanga cease-fire 5: 0702, 0821, 0862
Kimba, Evariste•requests clarification of statements
by 6: 0369
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letters
from Bomboko, Justin•about DRC constitution
6:0997,1002
from Kennedy 5: 0295-0297
from Kimba, Evariste 6:1076
from Tshombe, Moise 5:0067; 6: 0724
possible mediation in Southern Rhodesia issue
10:0941
reaction to British appeal to Moise Tshombe 7:0138
report on Portuguese Africa 2:0683
report to UN Security Council 7: 0138
representation to DRC government that Moise
Tshombe be allowed to depart from Leopoldville
6:0537
statement to Congo Advisory Committee 6:0986
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga and UN military
guards 6: 0610
UN support of Adoula-Tshombe talks 6:0369
U.S. State Department skeptical of practicality of
scheme for DRC proposed by 6:0721
and whereabouts of Albert Nyembo 7:0335
Thresher disaster
Ghanaian Times article on 9:0173
Timberlake, Clare H.
meeting with Kennedy 3: 0573
orders for U.S. Naval Task Force 88 3:0612, 0615
Tin
U.S. plans for disposal from strategic stockpile of
4:0711, 0713, 0717, 0720, 0722
Tito, Josip Broz
message to Addis Ababa conference 2:0278
Tobacco
DRC request for 6: 0936; 7: 0116
Tobriner, Waiter
key to Washington, D.C. to Grégoire Kayibanda
11:0273
Todd, Garfleld
distribution of powers following dissolution of
Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland 10:0987
Togo
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1:0746
dispute with Ghana 8: 0335, 0958, 0959
possible Ghanaian designs on 8:0369
representation at Addis Ababa conference 2:0269,
0271
and training camp in Trans-Volta region 8:0377
Tomas, Americo
visit to Angola 3: 0442
Tombalbaye, François
discrimination against U.S. products by external tariff
3: 0520
offer to present live addax to Kennedy 3:0534, 0539,
0541
orders arrest of northern Moslem leaders in Chad
3:0532
overflight rights and trade relations discussed with
Soviet ambassador 3: 0517
requests U.S. military equipment 3: 0523, 0529
U.S. aid program in Chad 3: 0504
visit to France 3:0526
Trade and economic relationships
discussions between François Tombalbaye and Soviet
ambassador to Chad on 3: 0517
with Western Europe, Africa, and U.S. 1: 0057
Trans-Cameroon railroad
discussions between Kennedy and Ahmadou Ahidjo
on 3:0515
Travel and Tourism, Conference on
African delegates refuse to permit participation by
South Africa and Portugal 2: 0614
Tripartite talks on DRC
Adoula, Cyrille•informed of purpose of 6:0700,
0702, 0703, 0709, 0723
Adoula, Cyrille•reaction to information on 6:0740
arrangements for 6: 0666, 0667
British foreign office comments on 6:0674
comments on implementation of tax collection
scheme in Katanga at 6:0767
conclusion and results of 6: 0739
developments at 6: 0663
France invited to attend 6:0685
French government informed of substance of 6:0813,
0868
general 4:0599, 0601, 0602, 0638, 0640, 0642, 0644,
0645, 0652, 0658, 0662, 0665, 0667, 0673, 0676,
0678; 5: 0699
India 6:0716, 0734
Indian Ministry of External Affairs and results of
6:0802
letter from Kennedy to David K. E. Bruce on 6:0719
paper on inducements and pressures to bring about
Katangan réintégration adopted by 6:0825
possible DRC participation in 6: 0715
press formula for 6: 0736
Rikhye, Indar Jit•informed of 6: 0735
Spaak, Paul-Henri•comments on memorandum
produced by 6:0751
Stevenson, Adlai•briefs U Thant on 6: 0764
transitional period in DRC suggested by 6:0761
Tshombe, Moise•informed of 6:0726
U.S.
participation in 6: 0680
State Department disappointed with results of
6: 0732
State Department rejects final working paper on
DRC adopted during 6:0780
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Tropical products
Common Market preferences on 1: 0083
Tshombe, David K.
visit to Brussels 7:0029
Tshombe, Moise
Adoula, Cyrille
agreement with 4:0071, 0244
attitude toward 5: 0921 ; 6: 0237
correspondence with 6: 0349, 0356, 0513
efforts to undermine government of 7: 0583
joint communiqué with 6: 0316,0880
meeting with 4: 0132, 0135, 0253; 5: 0697, 0746,
0753, 0773, 0782, 0790, 0809, 0810, 0812,
0815, 0818, 0832; 6: 0150, 0157, 0187, 0190,
0198, 0199, 0204, 0213, 0225, 0242, 0251,
0253, 0268, 0276, 0290, 0302, 0314, 0576
meeting with•security 4: 0536; 5: 0791; 6: 0190,
0198, 0211, 0225, 0242, 0273. 0275, 0278,
0580,0727,0911
negotiations with 4: 0142, 0155, 0163, 0165,0179,
0183, 0190, 0813; 5: 0731, 0734, 0738, 0755,
0759, 0761, 0771, 0789, 0792, 0805, 0807,
0811, 0813, 0821, 0853; 6: 0222, 0242, 0270,
0318, 0340, 0341, 0394, 0495, 0531, 0556,
0576, 0636, 0641, 0692, 0714. 0729, 0768,
0826, 0831,0862:7:0119
reconciliation with 4: 0300, 0312, 0315, 0335;
5: 0685, 0724, 0872, 0878, 0908; 6: 0770
response to request for cease-fire in Katanga
5:0817
as successor to 6: 0786
talks with 5:0827-0829; 6: 0307, 0322, 0324,
0328, 0329, 0336, 0343, 0345, 0347, 0361,
0362, 0365, 0369, 0384, 0387, 0406, 0411,
0452, 0460, 0462, 0479, 0483, 0485, 0489,
0498, 0502, 0508, 0553, 0558, 0773, 0795,
0799, 0806, 0808. 0821, 0837, 0867, 0877,
0883, 0890, 0902, 0915; 7: 0376
UN mediation with 6: 0615
agreement with Vital Moanda 7: 0220, 0222
allegations on support of Congolese national army by
UN aircraft 5:1044
amnesty for 7:0444, 0604
anti-Communist campaign of 7: 0129
arrest of 3: 0740, 0745
Balubakat-Conakat reconciliation 6:0482
Belgian economic pressure against 5: 0973
Belgian government urges support to 6: 0010
Brazilian Foreign Ministry refuses visa to 5:0684
British
appeal to 7: 0138
and French and Belgian governments provide
moral support to 5: 0860
position on 5:0887
press reports on plan for putting economic
pressure on 6: 0983
cease-fire agreement 7:0187, 0194, 0209, 0320,
0321,0422
cease-fire violations 3:0968
commitments made by 7: 0519
consultations with Michel Struelens 7: 0147
deadline for commitment to implement reconciliation
plan 7: 0302
declaration by 3: 0628-0630
discussions
with Bunche, Ralph 7: 0503
with Hoffacker, Lewis 7: 0161
with Rikhye, Indar Jit 6: 0973
with Spaak, Paul-Henri 4: 0542
Dodd, Thomas J.
better rapport with 5: 0650
correspondence with 4:0815, 0816, 0818, 0822,
0839,0841,0861,0915,0986
meeting with 5:0652; 6: 0003
remarks to 5:1099
and DRC
army troops at Kamina base 7:0028, 0032
cease-fire violation 3: 0968
cease-fire with 3:0837; 7: 0343
constitution 7: 0261, 0265, 0270, 0517
economic and financial briefing paper for use by
6: 0299
government•correspondence with 6: 0724
government•negotiations with 6: 0679, 0991
government and communism 5: 0788
government exerts military pressure on 4:0965
peace plan of U Thant 7: 0011, 0019, 0054, 0065
reconciliation 6: 0682; 7: 0030, 0202, 0318, 0360,
0363, 0449
Soviet aid to 7: 0289
support for 6:0363
tribal fiefs in 7:0173, 0223
tripartite talks on 6:0726
and U.S. 4: 0156; 6: 0002, 0164; 7: 0243
effect of actions on UN-U.S. policy 5:0220
effect of continued tensions on 7:0403
and Elisabethville 5: 0900; 6: 0058; 7: 0257
and Gardiner, Robert 4: 0878, 0885; 6: 0635; 7: 0039,
0159, 0170, 0331, 0344, 0459, 0461
grievances 7:0206
and Gullion, Edmund A. 4: 0306; 5: 0307, 0309, 0311,
0847,1000,1037;6:0258
Kamitatu, Cleophas•correspondence with 6: 0382
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Kamitatu, Cleophas•proposal calling for arrest of
6:0451,0457,0477,1060
and Katanga
cease-fire 5: 0815, 0818; 7: 0307
correspondence on 5:0954
declaration to 7: 0308,0312, 0316
réintégration with 5: 0775; 6: 0239, 0392, 0891 ;
7:0517,0537
removal from 5: 0231
as sovereign state 6:0349
UN troops at 4: 0140, 0141, 0725, 0726; 6: 0164,
0965
and U.S. policy 5: 0953, 0993
Kennedy•correspondence with 3: 0580, 0581, 0835,
0836, 0837, 0849, 0852-0854; 4: 0074, 0075,
0076, 0077, 0168, 0185, 0727, 0914, 0943, 0946;
5: 0731, 0750, 0755, 0784, 0997,1000, 1037;
7: 0022
and Kitona
agreement 5: 0861, 0897, 0905, 0910, 0916, 0922,
0924, 0929, 0939-0941, 0943, 0965, 0970,
0991, 1100; 6: 0008, 0020, 0440
conference 5: 0830, 0835-0839, 0841, 0863,
0920,1037
flightfrom5:0900
negotiations 5: 0805, 0847
Leopoldville 6: 0526, 0529, 0535, 0537, 0539, 0542,
0543, 0760; 7: 0551
letters
to British and Belgian consuls 7:0301
to Mathu, Eliud Wambe 4:0905
toThant, U 5: 0067; 6: 0724
and McGhee, George C.
correspondence with 4:0880, 0882, 0887, 0920,
0966, 0975; 7: 0261, 0265, 0270, 0352, 0556
meeting with 7: 0086, 0093, 0100, 0128, 0129,
0245, 0251, 0292, 0300, 0566, 0568
remarks to 7: 0140, 0172, 0382 .
meetings
with British foreign office officials 6:0270
with Linner, Sture 6:0103, 0152
with Stevens, Roger 5:0988
with Stravropoulos, Constantin A. 6: 0171
with UN officials 7: 0106
mercenaries' strength 6:0744
Mouvement Pour ('Independence et Resistance calls
for support of 5: 0741
negotiating sessions with 6: 0623
offers to name Katangese members of military,
monetary and economic commissions 6:0925
political status of 5:0795
protection for•U.S. 5:0935
press conference•major points raised at 6: 0972,
0981
pressure on
and DRC visit of Paul-Henri Spaak 4:0080
economics: 0722; 6: 0044, 0119, 0460, 0462
for settlement 7: 0047
Roltz-Bennet•accusations against 6: 0181
Rusk, Dean•telegrams to 4: 0160; 5: 0788
Sendwe, Jason•threatens to arrest 6: 0902
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga 5:1077,1078;
6:0573,0668,1008
UN
citizens killed at roadblock of 6: 0957
and hostilities at Katanga 5: 0960
and mercenaries police and security files 6:0602
reconciliation plan 7:0241
uses force against 6:0654; 7:0257
U.S.
acceptance of reconciliation program by 4: 0826
contact with 4: 0791
and Cuban Missile Crisis 4:0928, 0931
and DRC peace plan 7:0179
expresses concern over Evaristo Kimba's threat to
arrest foreign consuls 7: 0409
military equipment to DRC national army 4: 0883
reopening of Lubilash Bridge and DRC national
route with 7: 0057
takes hard line against 6:0401
and UN actions against 7:0260
visit to U.S. 6: 0002, 0052, 0070-0072, 0116, 0145,
0146, 0148-0150, 0151, 0153, 0155, 0170, 0174,
0179, 0186, 0192, 0195, 0204
visit to U.S. and Conakat party member 6:0410
Welensky, Roy 6: 0020, 0066, 0166
Tsiranana, Philibert
comments on Addis Ababa conference 2:0315
message to UAM deploring war waged by UN and
great powers in DRC 5:0693
position on UN actions in Katanga 5: 0768
Tubman, William
Nkrumah, Kwame•sends delegation to meet with
8: 0679, 0707
Sekou Toure, Ahmed•visits with 9: 0909
Tuesday Planning Group
discussion of problems of Southern Africa 1:0691
luncheon of 1: 0268, 0269 •
meeting on Algeria and Punta del Este conference
2: 0857
Tunis, Tunisia
international trade fair at 12: 0981, 0982, 0989,1107,
1109,1110
Tunisia
Algerian refugees in 2:0984
asks U.S. to support Mongi Slim's candidacy for
president of Sixteenth UN General Assembly
12:0703
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Tunisia cont.
Bizerte crisis 10: 0188; 12: 0991,1019, 1021-1023,
1027, 1031, 1032, 1040, 1047, 1049, 1057, 1061,
1063,1073
Bourguiba, Habiis•address to political leaders of
12:0880,0911
Bourguiba, Habib•regime of 12:0950
breaks diplomatic relations with France 12:1025
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1:0749
changes policy toward DRC 12: 0679
development of 12: 0708
dispute with Motion Picture Export Association of
America (MPEAA) on film tax 12:0678
economic aid for 12:0707
efforts to bring about closer collaboration in foreign
policy with Libya 12: 0780
Eisenhower, Dwight D.•goodwill trip to 12:0786
foreign investment in 12: 0931
guidelines for U.S. policy in 12: 0968, 0969
low-cost housing•building of 12:0764
military and civilian plot against government of
12:1101
mutual security in 12: 0956
plans for prospective release of Ahmed Ben Bella
2: 0995
political and economic problems of 12: 0759
relations
with African states 12: 0786
with Ben Bella, Ahmed 12:1112
with France 12: 0983,1083
with Morocco 12:1112
with U.S. 12:0786,1086
Soviet credit for construction of dams and schools in
12:0994
tourists discouraged from traveling to 12:1044
UN initiates DRC airlift from 12:1059
U.S.
aid to 12: 0708, 0815,0820
air transport for medical supplies from Morocco to
12:1060
Defense Department approves shipment of
blanketsfor12:1098
discussions with officials of provisional Algerian
government in 12: 0772
"Food for Peace" program in 12:0827
loan for water supply projects in 12: 0997
position paper on 12:0786
rules for sending greetings on Moslem holidays
12:1076
technical and economic cooperation in agriculture
in 12:0831
Turnbull, Richard
statement to William Leonhart 12: 0186
Tutsi tribesmen
incursion into Rwanda 11:0096
UAM
conference of•Grégoire Kayibanda to attend
11:0217
conference of•Justin Bomboko as observer 6:1090
discussions between France and U.S. on 1: 0547
headquarters construction 7: 0634
message deploring war waged by UN and great
powers in DRC 5: 0693
military situation in 2:0075
Udall, Stewart L.
plans to attend International Union for Conservation of
Nature and Natural Resources 2: 0563
Uganda
invites Taiwan to attend independence celebrations
11:0169
Mwami (King) Mwambutsa IV's visit to 11:0331
refuses to allow Allen J. Ellender's plane to land
1:0896
relations with Rwanda 11:0106, 0331
sends delegation to discuss Common Market
problems 12:0241
UN
Africans at 17th General Assembly 2:0010
African voting record in 16th session of General
Assembly 8: 0835
Africa policy of 6:0949
Afro-Asian resolution on Southern Rhodesia 10: 0906,
0907, 0922, 0924, 0926, 0928, 0931
aid programs in DRC 5: 0329
British position on 1:0467
"CBS Reports"•report on operations in DRC by
6: 0898
commissions
of investigation report on DRC 4: 0084, 0085
in Rwanda-Burundi•activities of 11: 0013
in Rwanda-Burundi•Belgian opinion of
recommendations and conclusions of 11:0044
in Rwanda-Burundi•military report presented to
11:0006,0018
Committee on Southwest Africa•activities of 1: 0670
Committee on Southwest Africa•South African
reaction to 1:0575
EGA•Kennedy's message to 2: 0027, 0028
EGA•South African participation in 2: 0533, 0564,
0585
Economic and Social Council•expulsion of South
Africa and Portugal from 2:0594
Economic and Social Council•South African
- participation in 2: 0464, 0585
expulsion from•South Africa 2:0479, 0533; 11: 0471
financing of operations in Middle East 5: 0233, 0259
funding for peacekeeping operations of 9: 0134
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Gardiner, Robert•report on talks with Moise
Tshombe 7: 0344
General Assembly and Rwanda-Burundi 6:0860;
11:0079.0086
General Assembly resolution on disarmament 8: 0108
housing for African delegations to 1:0027,0028
Italy abstains on Angola resolution 3:0351
membership in
Burundi 11: 0101, 0104
Mauritania 3: 0763, 0866
Rwanda 11: 0101, 0104
Sierra Leone 11: 0398
South Africa 10: 0052; 11: 0658
Mobutu, Joseph Desiree and 3: 0640
Monetary Council•proposal on payment of Union
Miniere du Haut Katanga foreign exchange
earnings to 5: 0067, 0095
negotiations for world coffee agreement 1:0485
Portugal's difficulties in 3:0361
resolutions
on Angola 3: 0345
on DRC adopted by 4: 0228
granting independence to Nyasaland 12:0140
Southwest Africa question 2:0034,0160
Special Committee on Apartheid
embargo of arms and petroleum products against
SouthAfrica10:0047
King, Martin Luther, Jr.'s appearance before
11:0424,0429
recommendations of 11: 0622, 0640, 0651, 0653,
0654
Subcommittee on Angola
Portuguese government cooperation with 3:0324
trip to meet with Angolan refugees in DRC 3: 0348
U.S. "rapporteur" proposal on Angola 3:0370
threat to U.S. leadership in 11: 0598
see also Security Council, UN; specific countries and
individuals
Unilateralism
in DRC 8: 0089
Union Minlere du Haut Katanga
customs arrangements 7: 0509
discussions
between Adoula, Cyrille and George W. Ball on
4:0522
with Kimba, Evariste 5:1006
with U.S. on situation in DRC and Katanga
réintégration 6:0959
dividend payments 4: 0614, 0615, 0618; 6:0906
and DRC
constitution 6:1010
customs duties 7: 0071
general 6: 0940; 7: 0081
lawsuit against 6: 0993, 0995, 1008
ordinance of taxes of 7:0507
peace plan 6:1092; 7: 0011, 0141
relations with 6:0106
responsibilities to 6:0308
Ethiopian UN troops attack Elisabethville building of
5:0845
financial state of 7:0014
and Katanga
agreement with 6:1027
economic situation 7:0076
export duties to 6:1036; 7: 0062
foreign exchange payments 6:1015,1030
general 4:0375; 5:1051
production facilities in 7: 0014
réintégration of 5:1077, 1078,1080; 6: 0119;
7: 0537
and Kirk, Alan 5:1030,1050, 1077
and Kitona agreement•implementation of 5:1100
position 7:0119
payment of foreign exchange earnings to UN
Monetary Council 5: 0067, 0095
payments withheld from Moise Tshombe and Katanga
6: 0573
proposal for UN military guards for property of 6:0610
and Tshombe, Moise•economic pressure on 6:0119,
0668
and Tshombe, Moise•general 5:1077
UN military forces occupy Elisabethville building of
5:0842
U.S. policy toward 5:1069
U.S. talks with 7:0600
Union of Congolese Workers (UTC)
criticizes U.S. for saying general strike was plot to
overthrow Cyrille Adoula 6: 0468
general strike in DRC to protest arrest of Andre
Boboliko6:0418l0479
United Arab Republic
aircraft from Qatar for use by DRC 5:1018
United Party (Ghana)
plans for taking over Ghanaian government 8: 0888
United States
policy in Africa
Church, Frank•comments on 1: 0104-0108,
0110,0111
improvement of 2:0449
suggestions for 1:0039, 0041
Williams, G. Mennen•address 1:0221
see also specific countries, etc.
U.S. Army, Europe
team to DRC for terrain analysis study 7: 0375
U.S. embassy, Accra
Accra World Peace Assembly 8: 0571,0597
appraisal of Chad F. Calhoun's visit to Ghana and
meetings with Kwame Nkrumah 9: 0126
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U.S. embassy, Accra cont.
appraisal of Ghanaian position on Berlin Crisis
8:0191
appraisal of Ghana's political trial 8:1043
comments
on anti-U.S. attacks in Ghanaian press 8: 0872,
0894
on Gardiner, Robert and Robert Jackson 7:0993
on Ghana's insistance that UN Security Council
investigate murder of Patrice Lumumba 9: 0016
on implications of Kwesi Armah's remarks to
Commonwealth Foreign Ministers' Conference
8: 0755
on Volta River project 8:0003
curfew situation legal precedents 8:0781
Nkrumah, Kwame
address to Ghanaian parliament 8: 0805
correspondence with Kennedy and Chad Calhoun
9: 0034, 0054, 0507
message to Dag Hammarskjold 7:1000
trip to U.S. 8:0057
Nydell-Davis persona non grata cases 8:1004,1007,
1010,1043:9:0143,0151
political situation in Ghana 8: 0791, 0798, 0803, 0905,
0951
U.S. embassy, Dar-es-Salaam
African refugee groups plan anti-U.S. demonstration
at 12: 0358, 0360, 0364
U.S. embassy, Kigali
clarification of State Department's position on
Washington, D.C. residence of Rwandan
ambassador 11: 0223
U.S. embassy, Leopoldville
recommendations on DRC 6:0885
and Roberto, Holden 3: 0006, 0009
U.S. Information Service (USIS)
closing Ghana office 8:1061
discontinues plans for cultural and information center
in Elisabethville, DRC 6: 0916
reports mock raid on Elisabethville post office by UN
troops 7: 0255
Unity and National Progress party (Burundi)
quarrel between government of Burundi and chief of
11:0211
University of Ghana
medical school•estimated staffing and budget for
9:0531
University of Pennsylvania
possible honorary degree for Felix Houphouet-Boigny
from 10: 0239
Unwin, T. M.
talks between Tanganyika and Portugal on African
colonies 12: 0334, 0575
Upper Volta
International Cooperation Administration aid to
10:0687
position on dissolution of Hubert Maga's government
in Dahomey 7: 0748
Volta River project in Ghana 8: 0429
Uranium
deal with South Africa 2: 0606
Ussopova, Svetlana
attempt by USSR to force departure from Guinea
9: 0921
USSR
Adoula, Cyrille•rebuffs UN Security Council move of
6:0114
aircraft landing facilities in Algeria for flights to Cuba
9: 0898
Belgian troop withdrawal from Rwanda-Burundi
11:0055
credit for Tunisian government for construction of
dams and schools 12: 0994
Cuba purchases arms from 8: 0740
and DRC
aid to 7: 0289
medical staff for 6:0050
military aid to 5: 0034, 0195; 7: 0256
réintégration aid•Katanga 7: 0144
situation in 5:0256; 6: 0083, 0085, 0087, 0090,
0112
embassy staff in Tanganyika 12:0182
and Ghana
arms shipment to 8:0962
economic cooperation 9: 0033
geological survey of 9:0140
influence in 8: 0019, 0043
troops sent to DRC 8: 0130
troops trained by 7:0802; 8: 0232, 0234
and Guinea
aid agreement 10:0030
aircraft at 10: 0032, 0036, 0039, 0120, 0135
and flights to Cuba 9: 0898
recall of ambassador to 9: 0706
students•withdrawal of 9:0681
and Ussopova, Svetlana 9: 0921
Hammarskjold, Dag•as UN Secretary General
8: 0090
Maga, Hubert•invited to visit 7: 0701
Nkrumah, Kwame
assassination of 8: 0762
dealings with 7: 0820; 8: 0137
tripto9:0312
nuclear testing by 8: 0663
offers financial aid to Hubert Maga of Dahomey
7: 0699, 0700
onward air rights from Sudan into DRC 6:0652
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possible summit meeting with U.S. in Congo
(Brazzaville) 3: 0972, 0974, 0976, 0980, 0982,
0984
press attack on U.S. Peace Corps 8: 0957
problems of African students in 8: 0576,0578
reaction to news of agreement in Adoula-Tshombe
talks 6: 0890
Sekou Toure, Ahmed•dealings with 8: 0500
UN resolution on independence to Nyasaland
12:0140
see also Soviet bloc
Usumbura, Burundi
establishment of foreign diplomatic missions at
11:0058
establishment of U.S. embassy at 11:0039
refuses to accept outgoing telegrams from Katanga
6:1043
Valco aluminum smelter project
agreement with Ghana 7:0861, 0997
construction of 8: 0955; 9: 0275, 0301
financing plan for 7: 0861
Ghana's guarantees against expropriation of 8: 0498,
0503
investment guaranties for 7: 0861
negotiations with Kwame Nkrumah on 8:0492
ownership and earnings of 8: 0492, 0496, 0503, 0507,
0539
political risks of 7: 0861
U.S.
agrees to sign master agreement with Ghana in
Accra 8: 0421
interest in 7: 0861
review of 9: 0540
Van Den Haag, Ernest
aid from U.S. State Department for visit to Katanga
5:1036
observer in DRC for American Committee to Aid
Katanga Freedom Fighters 5:1027
Van Weyenbergh, Maurice
Tshombe, Moise•and negotiations with DRC
government 6: 0991
Vatican
approach by U.S. on Angola 3: 0271
Verwoerd, Hendrik
offers to make concessions to U.S. and Great Britain
11:0607,0610
South Africa and 1:0630
Village development program
in Guinea 9: 0819
Voita River Authority
Calhoun, Chad F.•report on meeting of 9: 0076
Canadian engineer for 8:0178
chief executive for 8:0154, 0155, 0160, 0196, 0209
members of 8: 0380
U.S. discussions with Ayeh Kumi 8:0454
Voita River project
agreement between U.S. and Ghana on 7: 0814;
8: 0140, 0265, 0296, 0483, 0487, 0504, 0539,
0542, 0547
background and status of 8:0096
delayed by U.S. in reaction to Ghana's international
posture 8:0217
discussions between Sylvanus Olympic and U.S. on
decision to proceed with 8:0446
Dobson, Frank•employed by Ghana to supervise
8:0179,0197,0198
general 7: 0807, 0842; 8:0331, 0370; 9: 0312
Ghanaian delegation visits U.S. to discuss 7:0956
Gore, Albert, Sr.•disapproves of U.S. participation in
8:0293
Jackson, Robert•briefs U.S. ambassador and British
high commissioner on developments on 8:0165
Kennedy letter to Harold Macmillan on 8: 0395
Kennedy's assurances on 8:0148,0153,0162
Liberian reaction to U.S. approval of 8: 0424
Nkrumah, Kwame
correspondence with Kennedy on 7:0812; 8: 0149,
0151, 0157, 0169, 0170, 0264, 0431, 0435,
0452, 0453, 0537, 0539, 0540, 0542, 0545
desires to have agreement signed in Accra
8: 0411, 0425, 0427, 0435, 0444
discusses 7: 0773
meeting with Chad F. Calhoun on 7:1011
presents outline to Ghanaian parliament on
7: 0997,1030; 8: 0003, 0490, 0502, 0503
speech on 8: 0433, 0437, 0439, 0440, 0447, 0449,
0456, 0461, 0462, 0464, 0468. 0502
visits Voita dam site 9:0092
possible African reaction if U.S. decides against
proceeding with 8:0254
possible U.S. pullout from 8:0261
reports on 8:0291, 0355
Sudanese government and U.S. loan to Ghana for
8:0451
and U.S.
aid to 7: 0806; 8: 0225, 0251
commitment on 7:0804; 8:0220
courses of action on 8: 0319
decision on 7: 0825; 8: 0240, 0267, 0292, 0429
discussions with Maurice Yameogo on 8:0455
embassy, Accra's comments on 8:0003
financing of 8: 0171, 0338, 0389, 0391, 0400,
0410, 0435, 0442, 0451, 0511
interest in 7:0861 ; 8:0359
involvement in 8: 0338, 0365, 0383, 0447, 0453,
0454
mission to discuss 8: 0256, 0259, 0275, 0280,
0282, 0284
National Security Council meeting on 8: 0422
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Volta River project cont.
and U.S. cont.
policy on 7: 0763
public reaction to 8: 0528
review of 9: 0540
signing of agreement on 8:0219, 0140
State Department on 7:1002; 8:0394
World Bank involvement with 8: 0014
see also Nkrumah, Kwame
Wachuku, Jaja
chiefs of mission at Accra, Ghana, invited to greet
8: 0599
comments on Addis Ababa conference 2:0378
discussions
on Angola3: 0119, 0135, 0432
with Rusk, Dean 5: 0574
with U.S. on Carl Nydell as persona non grata in
Ghana 8:1020
Wadsworth, James J.
impressions of Accra World Peace Assembly 8: 0648
Walmsley, Walter N., Jr.
appointment with Kennedy 12:1075
returns from post in Tunisia 12:1097
Welensky, Roy
concern over situation in Katanga 5:0745, 0769
informed of U.S. policy on DRC unity 6:0974
lays blame for failure of Federation of Rhodesia and
Nyasaland on British government 10:0989
letter to Dean Rusk 10:1027,1028
meeting with Kennedy 10:1013,1019,1022
message from Kennedy 5: 0790
statement on Lincoln White 6:0982
and Tshombe, Moise
advice from 6: 0166
correspondence 6: 0020
Kitona agreement 5: 0940; 6: 0020
meeting with 6: 0066
visit to U.S. 10: 0979, 0980, 1014,1030
West Africa
U.S. position on issues in 10: 0434
Wheelus Air Force Base
background paper on 10: 0487
White, Lincoln
Roy Welensky's statement on 6:0982
Whltehead, Edgar
asked to testify before UN 10:0923
defeated in election for prime minister of Southern
Rhodesia 10:0966
elected prime minister of Southern Rhodesia 10: 0926
views of situation in Southern Rhodesia 10:0978
Williams, G. Mennen
address to Rhodesian National Affairs Federation
1:0221
appointment with Kennedy 2: 0023, 0024
consultations
with British officials on Federation of Rhodesia and
Nyasaland 10:0912
with France on DRC situation 1:0611, 0615
with Great Britain on DRC situation 1:0622
with West Germany on situation in Africa 1: 0619,
0622
discussions
with Adoula, Cyrille 6:0636
with Botsio, Kojo 9: 0511, 0512, 0514, 0518
with Bundy, McGeorge•on Angola Task Force
3:0035
with DRC leaders on solution to Katanga issue
6:0643
with Hansen, Kenneth 3: 0046
with Kasavubu, Joseph 6: 0641
with Nkrumah, Kwame 9: 0280
with Ribeiro, Miguel 9: 0307
with Thant, U on future developments in DRC
6: 0585
Kennedy's support for 1: 0038
Kenyan boycott of visit of 1: 0891
letter from Kennedy 5: 0270, 0273
letter to Bishop[?] Booth 6:1068
observations on Africa 1: 0199
paper on Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland
10:0901
remarks on Ghana 8: 0775, 0784, 0840
visit to Ghana 9:0254, 0282
visit with Kwame Nkrumah 8: 0235,0240
Wine, James W.
appointment with Kennedy 10:0421,0423
biographical sketch of 10: 0424, 0483
letter to Kennedy 10:0461
presence in Washington, D.C. of 10: 0482
Withers, Charles F.
appointment with Kennedy 11:0352
biographical sketch of 11: 0353
views on U.S. assistance to Rwanda 11:0354
World Bank
assistance to Burundi for improvement of roads
11:0167
DRC officials attend conference of 6:1055
Ghanaian government requests resident
representative of 8:0485
Ghana's negotiations with 7: 0799
involvement with Volta River project in Ghana 8:0014
Nkrumah, Kwame•requests advice from experts
from 8:0488, 0617
Nkrumah, Kwame•requests representative in Ghana
8: 0495
World Food Congress
Nyerere, Julius•to address opening of 12:0283,
0286
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Yameogo, Maurice
discussions with U.S. on Volta River project in Ghana
8:0455
Yav, [?]
disagreement with Joseph Ngalula delays signing of
cease-fire agreement 7: 0498
discusses implementation of UN's DRC peace plan
7:0051
Yost, Charles W.
discussions with Ralph Bunche 5:0661 ; 7:0324
Youlou, Fulbert
Adoula-Tshombe meeting prospects 6:0290
appeals to U.S. to help end hostilities in Katanga
4: 0326; 5: 0673
biographical report on 3: 0748, 0866
calls on French troops for support 5: 0541
and DRC decision to recognize Angolan government
in exile 3: 0419
invites Kennedy and Nikita Khrushchev to summit
conference in Congo (Brazzaville) 3: 0982, 0984
Kennedy
correspondence with 3: 0767-0769, 0771, 0772,
0979, 0981 ; 4: 0058, 0060, 0063, 0064, 0300,
0314, 0318, 0321, 0328, 0338; 5: 0018-0020,
0028-0031, 0154, 0475, 0478, 0493, 0495-
0497, 0500
discussions with 3: 0774, 0866
meeting with 3:0761, 0773
letters
to Reeves, Frank D. 3: 0770
from Rusk, Dean 4:0072
from Salazar, Antonio 3: 0438
message to Nikita Khrushchev 3:0974, 0976
plans to build dam at Kouilou 9: 0611
resignation of 5: 0543, 0550
role at OAU conference 5: 0493, 0497
views on solution to problem of Katanga secession
7:0358
visit to U.S. 3: 0737, 0753, 0763, 0765, 0866
Yugoslavia
Bureau for Africa and Europe's actions and problems
in 1:0749
Ghana concludes agreements with 8:0005
Zanzibar
situation in 12:0056
ZAPU
general 2: 0124, 0125
plans for passive resistance in Southern Rhodesia
11:0532
results of rift between Ndabaningi Sithole and Joshua
Nkomo factions in 10:1007
struggle for leadership in 10:1002,1003, 1004
Zlnsou, Émlle-Derlin
discussions with Kwame Nkrumah 8:0959
mediates dispute between Ghana and Togo 8: 0959
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