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SOURCE NOTE<br />

The materials microfilmed for this publication are reproduced from Record<br />

Group 59 located at the National Archives in College Park, Maryland.<br />

EDITORIAL NOTE<br />

The Department of State’s files in Record Group 59 are composed of Central<br />

Files, records originating from various embassies and consulates, other agencies,<br />

and within the State Department itself; and “Special Files” or Lot Files, records<br />

maintained by various offices, bureaus, individuals, and committees in the<br />

department. The records microfilmed for this publication are reproduced from four<br />

Special Files and two Central Files.<br />

The Special Files are Miscellaneous Records relating to Japan and Korea,<br />

1945–1953 Lot Files 56D225 and 56D256; Records of the Mutual Security Program,<br />

East Asian Country Files, 1953–1953 Lot File 59D448; Office of the Legal Advisor,<br />

East Asian Branch, Subject and Country Files, 1941–1962 Lot File 65D324; and<br />

Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs, Office of East Asian Affairs, Records relating to North<br />

Korea, Japan, and the Republic of China, 1966 Lot File 68D121.<br />

The Central Files are Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs, Office of East Asian Affairs,<br />

Central File, 1958–1963 Lot Files 63D168, 65D235, 66D224, and 66D245; and<br />

Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs, Office of East Asian Affairs, Central File, 1947 [1954]–<br />

1964 Lot File 66D225.<br />

LexisNexis made its selection of which files to microfilm after an extensive<br />

search of archival <strong>index</strong>es for records relating to Northeast Asia and U.S. policy<br />

from 1945 through 1966.<br />

These records were microfilmed in their original archival order as filed by the<br />

State Department. As a result, while most of the documents within each folder are<br />

filmed in reverse chronological order, some are filmed in chronological sequence.<br />

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