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Name Index 927
557n23, 563–66nn47–51, 615n13,
617–18nn1–2, 619nn5–6, 621n14,
760n112, 764n130
Newton, J.H., 176, 313n9, 386
Nimitz, Chester W., 45, 411n4,
677–78
Nomura, Kichisaburo, 343
attempts to negotiate with United
States, 94–96, 122–27, 182–87,
210, 314
code messages and, 90
Japanese presence in Indochina,
203–06, 241–43
JCC Pearl Harbor investigation
Stark’s testimony, 668
Turner’s testimony, 658
knowledge of Pearl Harbor, 463
Navy Court of Inquiry, Noyes
testimony, 534, 535
November 29 deadline, 509
offi cial notifi cation of the attack,
323–25
One P.M. appointment with
Hull, 304–05, 354
proposal of Modus Vivendi, 133–
40, 151–55
reply to Hull at 1:00, 359. See also
One P.M. Message
trade between the U.S. and Japan,
99
North American Supply (Hall),
24n43–44, 36n16, 38n22–23,
48–49nn43–47, 55nn7–8
Noyes, Leigh
Army Pearl Harbor Board,
Saff ord’s testimony, 477
attempts to conceal information
about attack, 365–66
Clarke Investigation, 572, 597
Clausen Investigation, 579
destruction of U.S. classifi ed
documents, 262–63
Hewitt Inquiry, 585–86
Japanese reply to U.S. ultimatum,
288
JCC Pearl Harbor investigation
Kramer’s testimony, 772, 777
Saff ord’s testimony, 739, 743,
745–47, 750
Stark’s testimony, 666
Navy Court of Inquiry, 529–30,
533–39
Kramer’s testimony, 525, 526
Saff ord’s testimony, 512, 515
Saff ord’s search for missing
intercepts and, 437
Winds Code message, 178,
228–30, 246
O’Dell, Robert H., 265
Ogimoto, 228–29
Ohashi, Chiuchi, 77
On Active Service in Peace and War
(Stimson and Bundy), 7n2, 34–
35nn13–14, 635n68
On Th e Treadmill to Pearl Harbor
(Richardson), 27–28nn49–52,
31n5, 46–48nn38–42, 80–81nn10–
11
Osmun, 580
Outerbridge, William Woodward,
317–18
Papers Relating to the Foreign
Relations of the United States:
Japan (Department of State),
1931–1941, 14n15–16, 123n20,
125–26nn25–27, 133–35nn6–8,
182n4, 204–5nn3–7, 241–43nn6–8,
277nn29–31, 325n51, 658n141,
689n49
Patterson, 328
Payne, Robert
Th e Marshall Story, 160n53