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SCAP Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers SEATO Southeast Asia Treaty Organization SOFA Status of Forces Agreement UAR United Arab Republic UK United Kingdom UN United Nations UNESCO United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization USSR Union of Soviet Socialist Republics x
REEL INDEX The following is a list of the folders that compose Confidential U.S. State Department Special Files Northeast Asia, 1945–1966, First Supplement. The four-digit number on the far left is the frame at which a particular file folder begins. The file title follows the frame number. Substantive issues are highlighted under the heading Major Topics, as are prominent correspondents under the heading Principal Correspondents. Major Topics and Principal Correspondents are listed in order of first appearance and each topic or correspondent is listed only once for each folder. Chinese and Korean names begin with the family name (surname), followed by a personal name that may be one word or in two parts (sometimes hyphenated). Japanese names are in Western order, with the personal name first and family name last. Reel 1 [Japan and Korea] 0001 Chronological File—Telegrams to and from MacArthur, 1948–1949. Major Topics: Coordinated Economic Program in Japan; U.S. policy toward Japan; Japan economic recovery; William H. Draper Jr.; buildings and auxiliary facilities as reparations; Moscow Agreement; FEC policy; Japan reparations. 0044 MacArthur Letter (Regime of Control), 1949–1950. Major Topics: FEC policy; Basic Post-Surrender Policy for Japan. Principal Correspondent: Douglas MacArthur. 0070 Japan Treaty Drafts, 1950–1951. Major Topics: Provisional draft of Japanese Peace Treaty; Japan UN membership. Principal Correspondent: John Foster Dulles. 0103 Attitudes towards Japanese Peace Treaty, 1950–1951. Major Topics: New Zealand attitudes toward Japanese Peace Treaty; Robert Gordon Menzies; FEC policy; Ceylon recognition of Israel; possible participation of Ceylon in Japanese Peace Treaty; ROK role in Japanese Peace Treaty negotiations; Canada insurance companies in Japan; Tokyo Electric Light Company; Portugal participation in Japanese Peace Treaty negotiations; Japan assets in Thailand; Italy interest in Japanese Peace Treaty; Japan shipbuilding capacity; India views on draft of Japanese Peace Treaty; Canada proposed amendment to protocol to draft of Japanese Peace Treaty; Uruguay views of Japanese Peace Treaty. Principal Correspondents: J. M. Elizalde; U Tin Maung; M. O. A. Baig; H. Graves; Ali Sastroamidjojo; G. S. Peiris; Kim Yong Joo; Walter Jhung; Peter Campbell; Stanley D. Metzger; John Foster Dulles; J. F. Wilkinson; Robert A. Fearey; U. Alexis Johnson; Denis A. Greenhill; Kenneth P. Landon; I. G. Alk; Joseph Friedman; Federico Sensi; Gerald Warner; Peter R. G. Campbell; Stanley D. Metzger. 1
Page 1 and 2: A Guide to the Microfiche Edition o
Page 3 and 4: Confidential U.S. State Department
Page 5 and 6: TABLE OF CONTENTS Scope and Content
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Page 14 and 15: Frame No. 0199 Japanese Peace Treat
Page 16 and 17: Frame No. Bishop; Robert A. Lovett;
Page 18 and 19: Frame No. consular property in Hono
Page 20 and 21: Frame No. 0715 Japanese Peace Treat
Page 22 and 23: Frame No. 0617 Ryukyus Command—Or
Page 24 and 25: Frame No. Reel 6 [Office of the Leg
Page 26 and 27: Frame No. after capture in DPRK; st
Page 28 and 29: Frame No. 0052 Dougherty, Joseph St
Page 30 and 31: Frame No. Tung visit to Ethiopia; C
Page 32 and 33: Frame No. Reel 10 [Bureau of Far Ea
Page 34 and 35: Frame No. 0212 FN 3 Organizations a
Page 36 and 37: Frame No. 0510 TP 7 Visits. Mission
Page 38 and 39: Frame No. 0779 INT 2 Estimates and
Page 40 and 41: Frame No. 0128 POL Area Relationshi
Page 42 and 43: Frame No. 0787 POL 7 Visits. Meetin
Page 44 and 45: Frame No. Foreign Agents Registrati
Page 46 and 47: Frame No. [United Nations] 0543 UN
Page 48 and 49: Frame No. presidential campaign; ir
Page 50 and 51: Frame No. Principal Correspondents:
Page 52 and 53: Frame No. [Finance] 0598 FN 2 Gener
Page 54 and 55: Frame No. Principal Correspondents:
Page 56 and 57: Frame No. [Petroleum] 0129 PET 2 Ge
Page 58 and 59: Frame No. seng; Johnson Cheng; Ichi
Page 60 and 61: Frame No. 0355 POL 2-2 Political Su
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Frame No. 0571 POL 15-1 Head of Sta
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Frame No. 1000 Ryukyus: AmCon Unit
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Frame No. 0520 POL 7 Visits and Mee
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[Foreign Trade] 0040 FT F, 1964. Ma
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Frame No. [Legislative and Legal Af
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Frame No. [Legislative and Legal Af
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Frame No. [Aid] 0792 AID 1 General
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Frame No. 0184 E 2-3 Economic Summa
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Frame No. [Petroleum] 0493 PET (ROK
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Frame No. 0906 POL 1-2 Basic Polici
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Frame No. service reform; Foreign A
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Frame No. 0290 SOC 12 Religion (ROK
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Frame No. En-lai; U.S. Information
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Frame No. Reel 26 [China and Taiwan
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Frame No. 0140 Edwin W. Martin, Jul
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Frame No. 0212 Interagency Steering
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Frame No. Principal Correspondents:
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Frame No. Reel 31 [Japan and Korea]
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Frame No. 0202 Assistant Secretary
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Frame No. 0851 U.S.-Japan Treaty of
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Frame No. Southeast Asia; India rel
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Frame No. 0459 Ambassadorial Level
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PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS INDEX The
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Bongard, Oliver B. 9: 0424 Booth, D
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Cross, Julian P. 13: 0712 Cross, Ro
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Fortner, Richard V. Jr. 9: 0018 Fos
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Hensel, H. Struve 2: 0001, 0442 Her
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Kelly, John M. 34: 0545 Kennan, Geo
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Mansfield, J. K. 13: 0916 Mark, Lou
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Oppler, Alfred C. 3: 0007 Orth, Fra
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Ryan, William F. 9: 0295 Saltonstal
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Tolbert, Peter 23: 0279 Tolman, Car
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Yonde, Edward 27: 0163 Yoshida, Shi
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Aleutian-Kurile Seismic Experiment
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Barbis, George R. 4: 0369 Barnett,
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Central American Common Market 34:
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China, People’s Republic of (PRC)
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Civil Administration cont. general
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Dahomey 11: 0457-0749 Daihatsu Moto
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Energy exploration and drilling Lon
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Formosan Association 9: 0275 Forres
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Habib, Philip C. 22: 0314 Hachiya,
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India cont. foreign relations 15: 0
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Japan cont. Defense Agency 2: 0442;
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Japanese Overseas Telephone Company
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Kim Suk-heun 22: 0314 Kim Tong-cho
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Korea Electric Company 36: 0166 Kor
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Library of Congress 9: 0778 Libya 1
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Military Assistance Program (MAP) 1
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Navy personnel cont. PRC airmen dow
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting
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Population characteristics ROK 23:
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Ryukyuan Development Loan Corporati
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Shimanouchi, Toshiro 15: 0516; 16:
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Taipei American Chamber of Commerce
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Tsurumi, Kiyohiko 13: 0606, 0925; 1
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Very Low Frequency wave propagation
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Yen 31: 0264 Yen Chia-kan 11: 0050-
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