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John Foster Dulles Oral History Collection

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Call Number:
MC017
Repository:
Princeton University Library: Public Policy Papers
Extent:
17 boxes
Language:
English
Preferred Citation:
Identification of specific item; Date (if known); John Foster Dulles Oral History Collection; Box and Folder Number; Special Collections, Princeton University Library.
Date:
1964-1967 (inclusive)
Creator:
Princeton University.‏ ‎Library.‏ Public Policy Papers, Princeton University. Library. Special Collections, Morgan, Gerald D., Morton, Thruston B., Munro, Sir Leslie, Murnane, George, Murphy, Charles J. V., Murphy, Robert D. (Robert Daniel) (1894-1978), and Phot Sārasin (1906-2000)
Form:
Interviews., Oral histories., and Transcripts.
Abstract:
An American lawyer, born in Washington, D.C., Dulles served as counsel to the American commission to negotiate peace (1918-1919), member of the reparations commission and supreme economic council (1919), American representative at the Berlin debt conference (1933), and as United States secretary of state (1953-1959). Consists of 282 transcripts of tape-recorded interviews concerning John Foster Dulles (Princeton Class of 1908) and his times by men and women who knew and worked with him

This collection consists of 282 transcripts of tape-recorded interviews concerning John Foster Dulles (Princeton Class of 1908) and his times by men and women who knew and worked with him, such as Roswell P. Barnes, Robert R. Bowie, Walter Judd, and Carl McCardle. Some of the main topics covered in the various interviews are the Versailles Treaty, the League of Nations, the Federal Council of Churches, the San Francisco Conference on World Organization of 1945, the United Nations Charter, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the Japanese Peace Treaty of 1951, McCarthyism, the Bricker Amendment, and relations of Secretary of State Dulles with the president, Congress, the Dept. of State, his staff, family, friends, and American and foreign statesmen.

A note about the sources in this collection: most of the witnesses whose testimony is here recorded were "friendly." Many made an obvious effort to be objective; some were critical; but very few could be called "hostile." Opinions of all sorts were solicited, but in most instances witnesses who presumably might have been unfriendly to Dulles simply refused to testify.

Every transcript in the collection has been reviewed and approved either by the author or a legal representative. With few exceptions, the only textual changes made in the transcripts have been to improve clarity of meaning. These transcripts represent the nearly verbatim record of informal and unrehearsed conversations.

Arranged alphabetically by interviewee.

The idea of establishing an oral history collection as an adjunct to the Dulles Papers was first explored in 1963 in conversations between William S. Dix, Princeton University Librarian, and John W. Hanes, Jr., and Roderic L. O'Connor, former assistants to Secretary Dulles, who had been active in the negotiations that led to the presentation of the Papers to Princeton. The idea became a reality a little less than a year later when the Rockefeller Foundation awarded the Princeton University Library a grant (later supplemented by private donations) to launch the Dulles Oral History Project.

In January 1964, a professional Advisory Committee of Historians and former colleagues of Mr. Dulles was named by Princeton's President Robert F. Goheen. Chaired by Ambassador Hugh S. Cumming, Jr., the Committee offered suggestions concerning the topics that should be covered in the Project's program and helped in drawing up a list of the individuals to be invited to participate in interviews.

All in all, at the conclusion of the project, the interviewers had traveled to seventeen foreign countries and sixteen states across the nation, including the District of Columbia, and taped 315 hours of testimony from 285 men and women.

A complete account of those involved in the project can be found in the printed catalog for this collection under "Guides to the Collection."

FOR DIGITIZED CONTENT: Transcripts of each interview have been digitized and may be viewed or downloaded through this finding aid. To view materials, navigate to a specific person's name under "Interview Transcripts."

Microfilm of the transcripts is also available and is requestable through this finding aid.

Another set of microfilm of the transcripts is stored at ReCAP and accessible through the library catalog (call # Microfilm 11).

The John Foster Dulles Oral History Collection was the result of a project of Princeton University Library from 1964 to 1967. Interviews were conducted by Richard D. Challener, Philip A. Crowl, and others, and were transcribed by library staff.

A full description of the history of this project in the form of the John Foster Dulles Oral History Collection Descriptive Catalogue is available through this finding aid under "Guides to the Collection."

For preservation reasons, original analog and digital media may not be read or played back in the reading room. Users may visually inspect physical media but may not remove it from its enclosure. All analog audiovisual media must be digitized to preservation-quality standards prior to use. Audiovisual digitization requests are processed by an approved third-party vendor. Please note, the transfer time required can be as little as several weeks to as long as several months and there may be financial costs associated with the process. Requests should be directed through the Ask Us Form.

The John Foster Dulles Oral History Collection was first published in 1967 and subsequently revised by Nancy Bressler in 1974. Descriptions of the collection have existed as a printed catalog (and are still available in that form), and were converted to structured web data in 2011.

Microfilm and original audio inventories were added in July, 2019.

John Foster Dulles Papers, 1860-1988

John Foster Dulles State Department records, 1953-1959

John Foster Dulles Collection, 1943-1974

Dwight D. Eisenhower Library files relating to John Foster Dulles, 1951-1959

Ann Whitman Papers on John Foster Dulles, 1952-1959

No information about appraisal is available for this collection.

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Publisher
Public Policy Papers
Finding Aid Date
2007
Sponsor
A complete list of sponsors for the John Foster Dulles Oral History Project is available as part of the descriptive catalogue under "Guides to the Collection."
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Collection Inventory

Arrangement

Arranged alphabetically.

Physical Description

5 boxes

1. Achilles, Theodore (1905-1986) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The 1945 and 1947 Council of Foreign Ministers meetings; John Foster Dulles's views on the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); the genesis of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); European Defense Community and European integration; the Geneva Conference on Indo-China; the Suez crisis; administration of the State Department (problems of morale and McCarthyism, the decision-making process); John Foster Dulles's travels and visits to United States embassies abroad. [PAC]

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2. Adams, Sherman (1899-1986) - Assistant to the President, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with the President, beginning with the 1952 presidential campaign; his relations with the White House staff; comparison of Eisenhower's and John Foster Dulles's views on policy; the Quemoy-Matsu crisis; Indo-China; Anglo-American relations; Suez; ambassadorial appointments; relations with the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); John Foster Dulles's relations with the press; his relations with Congress. [RDC]

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3. Aiken, George D. (1892-1984) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with the Senate and its Foreign Relations Committee; the Aswan Dam proposal; the crisis in Lebanon; John Foster Dulles as United States Senator in 1949. [PAC]

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4. Aldrich, Winthrop W. (1885-1974) - United States Ambassador, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Anglo-American relations; a detailed discussion of the Suez crisis, beginning with the Aswan Dam negotiations, through the Egyptian seizure of the Canal, the British-French-Israeli invasion, to the United Nations action and the aftermath of the crisis; professional relations with John Foster Dulles and the State Department. [RDC]

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5. Allen, George V. (1903-1970) - Diplomat, 1965-1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Yugoslavia; the Eisenhower inauguration; India (the Kashmir dispute, Nehru, foreign aid, "neutrality"); working relations with John Foster Dulles; the Arab-Israeli dispute; the Aswan Dam proposal and the Suez crisis; Greece (Cyprus); United States Information Agency (foreign opinion polls); the U-2 program; cultural exchange programs; the use of nuclear force. [PAC]

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6. Allison, John M. (1905-1978) - Ambassador to Japan, Indonesia and Czechoslovakia and Deputy Director of Far Eastern Affairs, 1969. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; John Foster Dulles's views on United States policy toward Korea, Japan and Indonesia and his attitude toward Sukarno; his relations with President Truman, Dean Acheson and General MacArthur; his working techniques and personal relations. [RDC]

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7. Alsop, Joseph (1910-1989) - Journalist, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's appointment as Secretary of State; his relations with the President; the Formosa crisis; Viet Nam; the administration of the State Department under John Foster Dulles; the Suez crisis. [RDC]

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8. Alsop, Stewart (1914-1974) - Journalist, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles as advisor to the Truman-Acheson administration; his views on the Secretaryship of State and his handling of the State Department and its personnel; the Suez crisis; Anglo-American relations; European Defense Community; John Foster Dulles's relations with the press; the 1955 Geneva Conference and Summitry; Far Eastern policy and Indo-China; the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) and the Cold War. [RDC]

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9. Anderson, Dillon (1906-1974) - Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The National Security Council, its function and processes; the national budget; "massive retaliation;" the decision-making process; relationships between the Executive branches of government, especially between the State and Defense Departments; foreign aid; John Foster Dulles's participation in military discussions; Quemoy-Matsu and the Formosa Resolution; John Foster Dulles's views on the containment of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); the Arab-Israeli conflict; the Aswan Dam proposal; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; the Geneva Summit conference (the "Open Skies" proposal). [RDC]

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10. Armstrong, W. Park, Jr. (1907-1985) - Foreign Service Officer, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's work in the Acheson administration (the Japanese Peace Treaty); staff meeting and briefing procedures in John Foster Dulles's administration; discussion of various crises in the mid-1950's; Soviet and Communist Chinese leaders; the Suez crises; intelligence operations in the State Department and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA); political appointments in the State Department; the administration of the Department; John Foster Dulles's relations with the Department's personnel; McCarthyism and security cases; John Foster Dulles's interest in military affairs; policy-making aspects of intelligence; John Foster Dulles's interest in economic affairs; Spain. [RDC]

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11. Asbjornson, Mildred J. - Secretary in the office of the Secretary of State, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's office staff in the Department of State; his working habits in the office, at home, and on trips; office routines and procedures. [PAC]

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12. Babcock, C. Stanton (1904-1979) - Military Adviser on the Japanese Peace Treaty, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Treaty and mutual security pacts; John Foster Dulles's relations with the Japanese and British; personal relations with John Foster Dulles on official and social levels. [PAC]

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13. Barbour, Walworth (1908-1982) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with State Department personnel (the decision-making process, his use of expertise); Trieste; the Austrian State Treaty; the Suez conference; Anglo-American relations; the campaign controversy on "containment;" John Foster Dulles as an administrator. [PAC]

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14. Barnes, Roswell P. (1901-1990) - Clergyman, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Personal associations with John Foster Dulles, starting in the late 1920's; the Oxford Conference of the Universal Christian Council for Life and Work (1937); detailed discussion of John Foster Dulles's association with the Federal Council of Churches, especially as Chairman of the Commission on a Just and Durable Peace; John Foster Dulles's working habits; his political associations in the 1940's; his participation in various church conferences; his views on Christian principles, especially as related to world affairs and inter national relations; the Dulles homes; John Foster Dulles's family heritage, religious and diplomatic; his relations with church leaders. [PAC]

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15. Beal, John R. - Journalist and Author, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; John Foster Dulles's relations with the press; the "brinkmanship" article in Life magazine; the writing of John Foster Dulles: 1888-1959. [RDC]

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16. Beale, Sir Howard (1898-1983) - Australian Ambassador to the United States, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Conversations with John Foster Dulles on the United States system of government, the United Nations, Communism; Far Eastern relations (United States - Australia, Australia-Japan, the Chinese threat, Indonesia, Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO), ANZUS, the Colombo Plan); John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; his relations with State Department personnel; the Suez crisis; professional and social relations with John Foster Dulles and his family. [CGS]

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17. Becker, Loftus E. (1911-1977) - Legal Adviser, State Department, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Personal and official relations with John Foster Dulles; the Girard case; the office and function of the Legal Adviser; the Interhandel case; John Foster Dulles's working habits, his use of words, working relations with State Department personnel; his relations with world leaders; Suez; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; his relations with the press. [PAC]

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18. Bell, Elliott V. (1902-1983) - Editor and Publisher, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with Thomas Dewey and Dwight Eisenhower; his views on World War II, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), American traditions, the United Nations and the developing nations; John Foster Dulles's senatorial campaign; "massive retaliation" and "brinkmanship;" the administration of the State Department. [RDC]

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19. Bennett, John Coleman (1902-1995) - Theologian, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's involvement with religious organizations concerned with the role of the church in international affairs during the late 1930's and early 1940's; his relations with church leaders; his views on world affairs and his interest in politics in the 1940's; changes in his outlook and viewpoints in the 1950's. [RDC]

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20. Benson, Richard K. - Airplane Pilot, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Anecdotes about John Foster Dulles on plane trips; Duck Island. [PAC]

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21. Berding, Andrew H. (1902- ) - Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The United States Information Agency; the Bureau of Public Affairs and the problems within its purview; John Foster Dulles's relations with the press; his public image; his views on certain world leaders; Suez; Anglo-American relations; German-American relations. [PAC]

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22. Berendsen, Sir Carl (1890-1980) - New Zealand Ambassador to the United States, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The San Francisco Conference of 1945; Far Eastern relations (the Japanese Peace Treaty, ANZUS); Suez; "brinkmanship;" comparison of the Acheson and Dulles administrations. [SD]

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23. Bissell, Richard M., Jr. (1909-1994) - Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Official, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Viet Nam (United States intervention after the fall of Dien Bien Phu); Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO); U-2, detailed discussion of the program's development and operation; Suez; official relations between Foster and Allen Dulles and between the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the State Department; the McCarthy era; Guatemala; Cuba; Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) participation in National Security Council meetings; relations with the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). [RDC]

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24. Black, Eugene (1898-1992) - Executive Director of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Detailed account of the Aswan Dam negotiations. [RDC]

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25. Bohlen, Charles E. (1904-1974) - Diplomat, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Post-war Germany; the Marshall Plan; John Foster Dulles's relations with previous Secretaries of State; the new Republican administration in 1953 (morale in the State Department and Foreign Service, McCarthyism); Ambassador Bohlen's appointment to the Embassy in Moscow; John Foster Dulles's attitudes toward Communism and neutrality; his working techniques; United States-Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) relations; Summit conferences; Sputnik. [PAC]

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26. Bowie, Robert R. (1909-2013) - Assistant Secretary of State for Policy Planning, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's working habits; his relations with State Department personnel and the Foreign Service; the Policy Planning Staff, its work and functions; National Security Council meetings; John Foster Dulles's speeches; his attitude toward communism; his interests in European integration, underdeveloped countries, economic affairs, military and defense matters, arms control and disarmament, administration, Summitry; his relations with the President and other Cabinet members; his relations with foreign statesmen; Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO); the Aswan Dam proposal and the Suez crisis; John Foster Dulles's relations with Congress; the Quemoy-Matsu crisis; John Foster Dulles as a negotiator and his conduct of American diplomacy. [RDC]

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27. Brandt, Willy (1913-1992) - Governing Mayor of West Berlin, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

American-German relations; John Foster Dulles's views on the East-West confrontation in Europe; the Berlin crisis and the Krushchev ultimatum; the "agent" theory; the Suez-Hungarian crises; the role of Eleanor Dulles in United States-Berlin affairs. [CAG]

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28. Brentano, Heinrich von (1904-1964) - Foreign Minister of the Federal German Republic, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Official and personal relations with John Foster Dulles; the reunification of Germany (roll-back); relations with the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); a detailed discussion of the European Defense Community negotiations; North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); the Hungarian revolt and the Suez crisis; the Berlin crisis; German-American relations; John Foster Dulles's relations with Adenauer. [GAC]

In German.

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29. Brownell, Herbert (1904-1996) - Attorney General of the United States, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The 1944 and 1948 presidential campaigns and John Foster Dulles's role as Thomas Dewey's foreign policy adviser; John Foster Dulles's views on World War II; the Eisenhower campaign of 1952; John Foster Dulles's appointment as Secretary of State; his relationship with Eisenhower; his relations with the Cabinet; official relations between the Justice and State Departments; security problems and McCarthyism; John Foster Dulles's relations with Senators Vandenberg and Taft. [RDC]

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30. Bruce, David K.E. (1898-1977) - Diplomat, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty negotiations; the change from the Acheson to the Dulles administration; European integration and the European Defense Community; John Foster Dulles's relations with the British, French, and Germans; Lebanon; John Foster Dulles's relations with the Foreign Service; his final illness. [PAC]

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31. Brundage, Percival F. (1892-1979) - Director, Bureau of the Budget, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Wall Street connections with John Foster Dulles in the 1920's; the Council on Foreign Relations; John Foster Dulles's interest in finance, administration, international affairs, etc., in the 1920's and 1930's; relations between the State Department and the Bureau of the Budget; John Foster Dulles in Cabinet and National Security Council meetings. [RDC]

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32. Buchanan, Wiley T., Jr. (1914-1986) - Chief of Protocol, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's senatorial campaign; Luxembourg; the Coal and Steel Community; John Foster Dulles as a negotiator; his knowledge of foreign countries; staff meetings; the Hungarian revolt; protocol, its importance to John Foster Dulles; John Foster Dulles's funeral; security problems with visiting dignitaries and arrangements for police protection. [PAC]

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33. Bunker, Ellsworth (1894-1984) - United States Ambassador to Italy, India during Eisenhower Administration, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's family in NY during 1930s; John Foster Dulles's trip to Europe in 1953; the Marshall Plan; Italy; McCarthyism; India (foreign aid, Pakistan, Red China, non-Alignment; policy of containment. [PAC]

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34. Burgess, W. Randolph (1889-1978) - United States Representative to North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) (Helen Morgan Hamilton (Mrs. Burgess) also participated in the interview), 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with Senator Vandenberg; working relations between the Treasury and State Departments; the Caracas conference; oil negotiations with the British after the Suez crisis; personal contacts with the Dulles family; foreign aid and mutual security programs; detailed discussion of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), its major problems and John Foster Dulles's participation in its meetings; John Foster Dulles's final illness. [PAC]

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35. Burke, Arleigh (1901-1996) - Chief, United States Naval Operations, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's interest in and understanding of military affairs; "massive retaliation;" Communist China; the Suez crisis; John Foster Dulles's relations with the Joint Chiefs of Staff; Quemoy-Matsu; Lebanon; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; his participation in National Security Council meetings. [RDC]

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36. Butterworth, W. Walton (1903-1975) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Korea; John Foster Dulles's work in the Truman-Acheson administration (the Japanese Peace Treaty); his relations with the Foreign Service; his interest in administration; his relations with the British; the Suez crisis; European integration and the Coal and Steel Community. [RDC]

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37. Byrnes, James F. (1879-1975) - United States Secretary of State, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's role in bipartisan foreign policy; the London Conference of 1945. [RDC]

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39. Cabell, Charles P. (1903-1971) - Deputy Director, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles at the United Nations; relations between the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the State Department; official relations between Foster and Allen Dulles; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; the U-2 program; Suez, Cuba. [PAC]

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40. Cabot, John M. (1901-1981) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Latin American relations; the Panama Canal Zone Treaty; the Caracas Conference; John Foster Dulles's staff meetings; McCarthyism and morale in the Foreign Service. [PAC]

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41. Carpenter, Isaac W., Jr. (1893-1983) - Assistant Secretary of State for Administration, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Wriston Plan; the budget of the State Department; John Foster Dulles's interest in administration; relations with Congress; John Foster Dulles's staff meetings; the new State Department building; the Fulbright Plan; party politics and the State Department. [RDC]

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42. Casey, Richard G. (Lord Berwick) (1890-1976) - Australian Minister for External Affairs, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

ANZUS and Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) and Far Eastern relations; the Geneva Conference of 1954 on Indo-China; John Foster Dulles's views on neutrality; the Suez crisis; John Foster Dulles's working schedule as Secretary of State; recognition of Red China; Indonesia; Nationalist China; "Brinkmanship." [SD]

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43. Cavert, Samuel McCrea (1888-1976) - Clergyman, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Detailed discussion of John Foster Dulles's Associations with the World Council of Churches and the Federal Council of Churches, beginning with the Oxford Conference of 1937. [RDC]

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44. Chamoun, Camille (1900-1987) - President of Lebanon, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Baghdad Pact and the Northern Tier; the Eisenhower Doctrine; John Foster Dulles's foreign policy; Suez; Lebanese-Egyptian relations; detailed discussion of the US intervention in Lebanon; Lebanese-Israeli relations. [BW]

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45. Chang, Myun (1899-1966) - Prime Minister of Korea, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

United Nations recognition of the Republic of Korea; John Foster Dulles's visit to Korea in 1950; the Korean War; Korean-Japanese relations; the Japanese Peace Treaty. [SD]

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46. Chiang Kai-Shek, Generalissimo (1887-1975) and Madame (1899-2003) - President and First Lady of the Republic of China, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; Nationalist China's relations with Japan; the Mutual Defense Treaty between the United States and Nationalist China; the off-shore islands crisis; the evacuation of the Tachen Islands; the policies of the Eisenhower-Dulles administration. [SD]

In Chinese and English.

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47. Childs, Marquis W. (1903-1990) - Journalist, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's background in international relations; his relations with the press; his public image; comparison of John Foster Dulles and other Secretaries of State; mutual security pacts; Viet Nam; John Foster Dulles's views on communism; his relations with the President; morale in the State Department; Suez; Quemoy-Matsu; Red China; the Dulles Family. [RDC]

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48. Chung Il Kwon (1917-1994) - Prime Minister of Korea, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Mutual Security Pact between the United States and Korea; John Foster Dulles's visit to Korea in 1950; the Korean armistice; United States aid to Korea; Japanese-Korean relations; relations between John Foster Dulles and Syngman Rhee; Rhee's release of the prisoners of war; the Geneva Conference and Korean reunification; Korean rehabilitation; "massive retaliation."[SD]

In Korean and English.

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49. Clark, Mark Wayne (1896-1984) - High Commissioner of Austria; Commander-in-Chief, United Nations Command in Korea, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Negotiations for the Austrian State Treaty; Korea. [RDC]

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50. Clay, Lucius D. (1897-1978) - Commander-in-Chief; United States Forces in Europe, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Foreign Ministers Conference in Moscow, 1947; post-war Germany; John Foster Dulles's relations with foreign statesmen; Eisenhower's nomination and his first meeting with John Foster Dulles; Eisenhower's Cabinet appointments; North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and European unity; John Foster Dulles's relations with Eisenhower; his views on the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). [RDC]

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51. Collins, J. Lawton (1896-1987) - Special United States Representative in Viet Nam, 1954-55, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Viet Nam after the collapse of Dien Bien Phu and the creation of the partition; Central Treaty Organization (CENTO) and Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO); North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); relations between the State Department and the Military; the Hungarian refugees. [RDC]

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52. Conant, James B. (1893-1978) - United States Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with Adenauer and other German officials; the German elections of 1953; the Berlin Conference of 1954; European Defense Community; United States relations with the British, French, and Germans; the Radford Plan and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); the Western European alliance; the Hungarian uprising and the Suez crisis; John Foster Dulles's relations with United States Ambassadors; McCarthyism and security risks; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; the Summit conference of 1955. [GAC]

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53. Cook, Howard A. (1915-1996) - Chief, Public Services Division, Department of State, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Functions of the Division of Public Services; John Foster Dulles's relations with State Department personnel; general correspondence in the State Department; the administration of the Department (the Wriston Program; morale, etc.); working relations with the Secretary's office; John Foster Dulles's travels; his speeches. [RDC]

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54. Cooper, John Sherman (1901-1991) - United States Senator; former Ambassador to India, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's senatorial campaign; his relations, as Secretary of State, with the Senate; the United States delegation to the United Nations General Assembly in 1950; the Japanese Peace Treaty; John Foster Dulles's interest in party politics; his relations with Eisenhower; the Bricker Amendment; India (Goa, Pakistan, non-alignment, aid); John Foster Dulles as an administrator (the policy-making process); Chinese expansion. [RDC]

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55. Cordier, Andrew W. (1901-1975) - United Nations Official, 1967. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The San Francisco Conference of 1945 (the United Nations Charter): the presidential election of 1948; Red China and the American fliers issue; John Foster Dulles's relations with Dag Hammerskjold; Lebanon; John Foster Dulles's religious outlook; relations between the United States Mission at the United Nations and the State Department; John Foster Dulles's general views of the United Nations; the "Uniting for Peace" Resolution; Korea; United Nations Membership. [RDC]

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56. Corsi, Edward (1896-1965) - Specialist in Migration and Refugee Problems, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's senatorial campaign; Thomas Dewey's presidential campaign of 1948 (the Italian vote); McCarthyism and its effect in the State Department; the Refugee Act and its administration. [RDC]

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57. Cosgrove, Delos M., Jr. - Attorney, personal friend of John Foster Dulles, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Dulles sailing trophy; sailing with John Foster Dulles; flying arrangements to Duck Island; John Foster Dulles's senatorial campaign. [PAC]

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58. Couve de Murville, Maurice (1907-1999) - French Ambassador to the United States and Foreign Minister of France, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's involvement in European problems prior to 1953; his religious background; the Aswan Dam proposal and the Suez crisis; Viet Nam; John Foster Dulles's relations with French Statesmen; Franco-American relations; John Foster Dulles as a negotiator; his relations with the British; the Berlin ultimatum. [PAC]

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59. Crowe, Philip Kingsland (1908-1976) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

United States relations with Ceylon; the office and function of Special Assistant for Press relations; detailed discussion of John Foster Dulles's relations with the press; his public and private image; Suez; Quemoy-Matsu; John Foster Dulles's relations with State Department Personnel; his relations with foreign statesmen; his relations with the President; ambassadorial appointments. [RDC]

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60. Cumming, Hugh S., Jr. (1900-1986) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The San Francisco Conference of 1945; the Presidential campaign of 1948; Swedish-American relations; Scandinavia and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); security problems in the Department of State and morale of the Foreign Service; Indonesia (independence, West Irian, Sukarno's state visit to the United States; John Foster Dulles's visit to Djakarta); John Foster Dulles's relations with United States Ambassadors and State Department personnel; the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the Intelligence Area in the State Department; staff meetings. [PAC]

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61. Davie, Eugenie Mary (Mrs. Preston Davie) (1895-1975) - Civic and political leader, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Personal associations with the Dulles family; the New Year's Eve parties; John Foster Dulles's senatorial campaign; Robert Taft; Alger Hiss. [RDC]

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62. de la Colina, Rafael (1898-1996) - Mexican Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; John Foster Dulles as negotiator at the United Nations; the Suez and Hungarian crises; United States-Mexican relations (oil expropriation, the Chamizal, etc.); Latin American affairs (communist infiltration and United States intervention, Guatemala, Cuba). [RDC]

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63. Dean, Arthur (1898-1987) - Partner, Sullivan & Cromwell, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

German reparations after World War I; Sullivan & Cromwell (John Foster Dulles's involvement in international work, important cases handled by John Foster Dulles); his legal training and background; his working habits; Germany during the 1920's and 1930's; John Foster Dulles's religious background; his health; his relations with Thomas Dewey; the Dulles family; John Foster Dulles's sense of humor; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State and his relations with the Foreign Service and State Department staff; his relations with Congress; his interest in literature; his interest in sports, food, etc.; the New Year's Eve parties; the Japanese Peace Treaty; John Foster Dulles's relations with President Eisenhower; Korea; the Law of the Sea conferences; Middle Eastern Oil problems; Suez; Central Treaty Organization (CENTO). [PAC]

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64. Dewey, Thomas E. (1902-1971) - Republican candidate for President, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

New York State politics in the 1930's; John Foster Dulles's views on foreign policy in the 1940's; his work for the churches; the presidential campaigns of 1944 and 1948 and John Foster Dulles's role as adviser; the Republican convention and Presidential campaign of 1952; the Eisenhower administration; John Foster Dulles's term as Senator and his senatorial campaign. [RDC]

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65. Dillon, Clarence (1882-1979) - Personal friend of John Foster Dulles, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Presidential campaigns of Thomas Dewey and Dwight Eisenhower; personal associations with John Foster Dulles; the Dulles Library of Diplomatic History at Princeton University; John Foster Dulles's work with the World Council of Churches. [RDC]

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66. Dillon, C. Douglas (1909-2003) -United States Ambassador to France and Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The presidential campaign of 1948; Franco-American relations in the 1950's; European Defense Community and European unity; John Foster Dulles's relations with European statesmen; Viet Nam; detailed discussion of the Suez crisis from the French point of view; John Foster Dulles's economic policies, foreign aid; the role of United States ambassadors. [RDC]

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67. Dirksen, Everett McKinley (1896-1969) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with the Senate; his relations with the President; foreign aid. [RDC]

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68. Donovan, Robert J. (1912-2003) - Journalist, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The "brinkmanship" article in Life magazine; Duck Island; John Foster Dulles's relations with the press; his public image; the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) and Red China; John Foster Dulles's Assistant Secretaries for Public Affairs; the writing of Inside Story; John Foster Dulles's role at Cabinet meetings; his relations with the President. [RDC]

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69. Dreier, John C. (1906-1994) - Director, Office of Regional American Political Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The United Nations and the "Uniting for Peace" Resolution; Latin American affairs (Organization of American States, the Caracas conference, Guatemala, Economic aid); John Foster Dulles's relations with State Department personnel. [PAC]

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70. Drummond, Roscoe (1902-1983) - Journalist, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The writing of Duel at the Brink; John Foster Dulles as Thomas Dewey's adviser; his relations with President Eisenhower; Quemoy-Matsu; the Japanese Peace Treaty; John Foster Dulles as Senator (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) treaty); his relations with the press; recognition of Red China; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State and his concept of the office. [RDC]

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71. Dulles, Allen W. (1893-1969) - John Foster Dulles's brother, Director of Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Childhood recollections; travel in Europe; Princeton University; the influence of John W. Foster (grandfather) on John Foster Dulles; Henderson Harbor (fishing and sailing); Woodrow Wilson; the Versailles Peace Conference and the League of Nations; foreign languages; Sullivan & Cromwell; Hitler & National Socialism; Thomas Dewey's presidential campaigns; the Japanese Peace Treaty; Alger Hiss; McCarthyism; official relations with John Foster Dulles (State Department - Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)); Cabinet meetings; Suez; Anglo-American and Franco-American relations; John Foster Dulles's final illness and resignation. [PAC]

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72. Dulles, Avery (1918-2008) - John Foster Dulles's youngest son, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Childhood in New York City and Long Island; John Foster Dulles's special interests and tastes; sailing cruises with John Foster Dulles on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence; instruction and direction from John Foster Dulles; John Foster Dulles's intellectual, political, and religious philosophies; trips to Europe; John Foster Dulles's views on Christianity and Catholicism; his senatorial campaign; his tastes in literature, art, music, etc. [PAC]

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73. Dulles, Eleanor Lansing (1895-1996) - John Foster Dulles's sister; Special Assistant, Office of German Affairs, Department of State, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Childhood recollections of family life and upbringing in Watertown and Henderson Harbor; John Foster Dulles at Princeton and the Sorbonne; his marriage and children; the Dulles family background and ties; John Foster Dulles's knowledge of and interest in economics; Hitler and Germany in the 1930's; post-war Germany; John Foster Dulles's role in the 1952 presidential campaign; McCarthyism and security cases in the State Department; John Foster Dulles's relations with the Press; the Versailles Treaty and German reparations; John Foster Dulles's sense of humor; his political philosophy; bipartisanship and John Foster Dulles's work in the Truman administration; Viet Nam; John Foster Dulles's health; personal anecdotes and observations on John Foster Dulles's mannerisms, interests, and thoughts. [PAC]

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74. Earle, Walter K. (1886-1969) - LawyerEisenhower, Milton (1899-1985) - Member, President Eisenhower's Committee on Governmental Organization and Special Ambassador and Personal Representative of the President on Latin American Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Personal associations with the Dulles family; John Foster Dulles's leisure interests; his talents as a lawyer; his personal friends; his senatorial campaign. [RDC]

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75. Eban, Abba (1915-2002) - Israeli Ambassador to the United States, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Israel's independence and membership in the United Nations; Arab-Israeli relations; the internationalization of Jerusalem; American-Israeli relations under John Foster Dulles's administration (the "new look" in foreign policy); detailed discussion of the background and events of the Suez crisis; Lebanon. [LLG]

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76. Eberstadt, Ferdinand (1890-1969) - Investment banker, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Personal associations with John Foster Dulles; his career as a lawyer; his pre- and post-war political views; his background in international affairs; his views on Germany. [RDC]

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77. Eckardt, Felix von (1903-1979) - Press Chief, Federal German Republic, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Personal and official relations with John Foster Dulles; John Foster Dulles's relations with Chancellor Adenauer; German-American relations; the German elections of 1953; the Berlin uprising ("liberation," "roll-back,"), North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); Suez; the reunification of Germany; the Berlin crisis of 1958-1959. [GAC]

In German

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78. Edwards, Margaret Dulles (Mrs. Deane Edwards) (1889-1970) - John Foster Dulles's eldest sister, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Dulles family history and traditions; recollections of childhood and family life in Watertown, Henderson Harbor, and Washington; John Foster Dulles's earliest professional interests; his education and study in Europe; his engagement and marriage; his early career; his work with the churches; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State. [RDC]

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79. Eisenhower, Dwight David (1890-1969) - President of the United States, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

First meetings with John Foster Dulles and early conversations on politics and foreign policy; John Foster Dulles's views on the office of Secretary of State; Korea; Senator Joseph McCarthy; Cabinet and National Security Council meetings; the Bricker Amendment; Formosa and Red China (Quemoy-Matsu); Indo-China; working relations with John Foster Dulles; the Suez crisis; Anglo-American relations; Summit Meetings; the "Open Skies" proposal; the U-2 program; John Foster Dulles's relations with other government officials; the proposed post of Secretary for Business Management; Russian atomic power; "massive retaliation;" "brinkmanship;" bipartisanship in foreign relations; Lebanon. [PAC]

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80. Eisenhower, Milton (1899-1985) - Member, President Eisenhower's Committee on Governmental Organization and Special Ambassador and Personal Representative of the President on Latin American Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Detailed discussion of Latin American affairs (economic aid, the policy of collective intervention); John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; the Advisory Council on Organization, its work and recommendations; working relations with John Foster Dulles. [PAC]

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81. Eldridge, Arthur - Crew member of the Menemsha, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Detailed account of sailing cruises with John Foster Dulles on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence. [PAC]

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82. Elliott, Eleanor Thomas (Mrs. John Elliott, Jr.) - Social Secretary to Mr. and Mrs. Dulles, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Childhood recollections of John Foster Dulles; family and personal relations with the Dulleses; working relations with Mr. and Mrs. Dulles; John Foster Dulles's senatorial campaign; the Eisenhower campaign; members of the Dulles family; Duck Island; John Foster Dulles's views concerning women. [RDC]

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83. Emeny, Brooks (1901-1980) - Author and Lecturer, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Council on World Affairs; the Far East in the 1940's; conversations with John Foster Dulles before World War II about foreign affairs; the Foreign Policy Association; the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State. [RDC]

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84. Ernst, Morris L. (1888-1976) - Lawyer, 1971. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Professional Association on the New York State Banking Board in 1933; observations about John Foster Dulles's personality, his approach to the law and foreign relations, and his attitude toward work and relaxation. [RDC]

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85. Fagley, Richard M. - Executive Secretary of the Commission of the Churches on International Affairs, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Detailed discussion of the work of the Federal Council of Churches in the 1940's (the Commission on a Just and Durable Peace, "The Six Pillars of Peace," the United Nations Charter, "Positive Program for Peace"); John Foster Dulles's political views. [RDC]

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86. Ferguson, Homer (1889-1982) - United States Senator; former Ambassador to the Philippines, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Dulles family in Michigan; John Foster Dulles as Senator; the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) treaty; Senator Vandenberg; the Philippines; disarmament; Senator McCarthy; communism; the Bricker Amendment; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State and his relations with the Senate. [PAC]

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87. Finletter, Thomas K. (1893-1969) - United States Secretary of the Air Force, 1967. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles as a Wall Street lawyer; the San Francisco Conference of 1945; the Truman administration (bipartisanship in foreign relations); atomic warfare; peace treaties and multilateral security treaties in the Truman and Eisenhower administrations; Viet Nam; "massive retaliation."[RDC]

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88. Fosdick, Raymond B. (1883-1972) - President of the Rockefeller Foundation, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Versailles Treaty and the League of Nations; associations with John Foster Dulles in the Rockefeller Foundation. [RDC]

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89. Foster, William C. (1897-1984) - Deputy Secretary of Defense, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Marshall Plan; the Gaither Committee; John Foster Dulles as administrator; the United States Delegation to reduce the dangers of surprise attack; nuclear test ban; disarmament; John Foster Dulles's attitude toward the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). [PAC]

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90. Franklin, George S., Jr. (1913-1996) - Executive Director, Council on Foreign Relations, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Personal associations with the Dulles Family; John Foster Dulles's participation in the Council on Foreign Relations; John Foster Dulles's relations with his advisers; the doctrine of "massive retaliation;" John Foster Dulles's post-war political views; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State. [RDC]

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91. Franks, Sir Oliver Shewell (1905-1992) - United Kingdom Ambassador to the United States, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; John Foster Dulles's manner of negotiating; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State. [GAC]

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92. Freers, Edward L. (1912-1977) - Foreign Service Officer, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Soviet Union and Eastern European Affairs; the Hungarian and Polish crises; Yugoslavia; John Foster Dulles's mode of working and use of the State Department staff; the "liberation of captive peoples;" Sputnik; changes in policy toward the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) between 1953 and 1958; signs of the Sino-Soviet split; John Foster Dulles's views on Summit meetings; the Berlin crisis; Lebanon; John Foster Dulles's negotiations with the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). [PAC]

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93. Fujiyama, Aiichiro (1894-1985) - Foreign Minister of Japan, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Girard Case; revision of the Japanese-United States security treaty; Lebanon; official contacts with John Foster Dulles; United States-Japanese relations; Quemoy-Matsu. [SD]

In Japanese and English.

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94. Fulbright, James William (1905-1995) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; the Aswan Dam proposal; the Eisenhower Doctrine; foreign aid programs; John Foster Dulles's relations with the Senate; McCarthy; communism. [PAC]

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95. Fulton, James G. (1903-1971) - United States Congressman, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's talents as a corporate lawyer in organizing policy structure; his relations with Congress and the House Committee on Foreign Affairs; his policies ("Massive retaliation," treaties, etc.). [RDC]

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96. Garcia, Carlos P. (1896-1971) - President of the Philippines, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Geneva Conference of 1954; the Japanese Peace Treaty (reparations); Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) and the Pacific Charter; United States-Philippine relations (the mutual security pact, War Damage Act, loans, state visit to the United States, American bases in the Philippines and criminal jurisdiction); the San Francisco Conference of 1954. [SD]

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97. Gates, Thomas S. (1906-1983) - Secretary of the Navy, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Relations between the State and Defense Departments and between John Foster Dulles and the Secretaries of Defense; John Foster Dulles's relations with the Military; "massive retaliation;" personal and official relations with John Foster Dulles; John Foster Dulles as an administrator; the organization of the State Department; Lebanon; Quemoy-Matsu; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; the President's heart attack; John Foster Dulles's relations with the White House staff; Dien Bien Phu. [RDC]

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98. Goodpaster, Andrew J. (1915-2005) - Staff Assistant to the President and Defense Liaison Officer, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Project Solarium; John Foster Dulles's interest in and understanding of military affairs ("massive retaliation"); the "Third World" and the Sino-Soviet split; collective European defense; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President and a comparison of their viewpoints on policy; the decision-making process in foreign policy (major areas of concentration, basic problems); Summit conferences; the "Open Skies" proposal; John Foster Dulles's role in the Cabinet and National Security Council meetings; his relations with the White House staff; Viet Nam; European Defense Community; Formosa; Suez. [RDC]

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99. Gray, Gordon (1908-1982) - Special Assistant to President Eisenhower for National Security Affairs, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; United States Information Agency (the President's Committees on International Information Activities); policy planning in the State Department; official contacts with John Foster Dulles; his travels; Foreign Ministers conferences; John Foster Dulles as negotiator; Suez; the National Security Council; disarmament; John Foster Dulles's understanding of military and defense matters; relations between the State and Defense Departments; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President. [RDC]

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100. Green, Joseph C. (1887-1978) - United States Ambassador to Jordan, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles as an undergraduate at Princeton University; social contacts with John Foster Dulles in the late 1940's and early 1950's; John Foster Dulles's senatorial campaign; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; a detailed account of his visit to Jordan in 1953; McCarthyism and the State Department; United States relations with Jordan; official relations with John Foster Dulles; the fiftieth reunion of the Princeton Class of 1908. [PAC]

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101. Greene, Joseph N., Jr. (1920- ) - Special Assistant to the Secretary of State, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Secretariat of the State Department, its functions and responsibilities; the duties of Special Assistant to the Secretary of State; John Foster Dulles's daily routines and working habits; his relations with the President; his relations with his staff; the decision-making process in foreign policy; the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA); public relations and public opinion; Suez. [PAC]

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102. Gross, Ernest A. (1906-1999) - United States Delegate to the United Nations, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The 1948 presidential campaign and John Foster Dulles's role as Thomas Dewey's adviser; the United Nations (Genocide Convention, the Bricker Amendment, the "Uniting for Peace" resolution, Korea, admission of Red China, the Security Council, etc.); John Foster Dulles as negotiator; the Japanese Peace Treaty; John Foster Dulles's relations with the Truman administration; Far Eastern affairs; the National Council of Churches; disarmament. [RDC]

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103. Hagerty, James C. (1909-1981) - Press Secretary to the President, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The presidential campaigns of 1944 and 1948 and John Foster Dulles's role as foreign affairs adviser; John Foster Dulles's senatorial campaign; his appointment as Secretary of State; his relations with President Eisenhower; John Foster Dulles as administrator and policy maker; Suez; Lebanon; Summit meetings (the "Open Skies" proposal); European Defense Community; John Foster Dulles's role in the Cabinet; his relations with the White House staff; his press relations; his personal interests; the Yalta papers; the "Brinkmanship" article. [RDC]

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104. Hall, Leonard (1900-1979) - Press Secretary to the President, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's senatorial campaign; the State Department under the new Republican administration in 1953; John Foster Dulles's interest in partisan politics; his relations with the President; Eisenhower's presidential campaigns; problems in the administration of the State Department. [RDC]

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105. Halleck, Charles A. (1900-1986) - United States Congressman, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The presidential campaigns of 1948 and 1952; John Foster Dulles's relations with Congress and the House Foreign Affairs Committee, the State Department and partisan politics; the Formosa and Middle East resolutions; Viet Nam; foreign aid; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President. [RDC]

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106. Hallstein, Walter (1901-1982) - Secretary of State, German Foreign Office, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles negotiator; North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); the Moscow conference of 1945 and negotiations with the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); the reunification of Germany; Berlin; German-American relations; negotiations with the British; the Berlin ultimatum; European Defense Community. [GAC]

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107. Hanes, John W., Jr. (1925- ) - Special Assistant to the Secretary of State, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Staff appointments in John Foster Dulles's administration; the original organization of the administration and subsequent changes; the McKenzie Report; the political atmosphere in the State Department; policy-making procedures; John Foster Dulles's dependence on his personnel; personal working relations with John Foster Dulles; security cases in the State Department ("positive loyalty," McCarthyism); John Foster Dulles's relations with the press; his relations with Congress; his handling of correspondence; his speeches; the organization and function of the State Department security system; John Foster Dulles's interest in security cases; the Greek ship episode; the Wriston Report; passport problems; recognition of Red China; Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) and Far Eastern policy; detailed discussion on Indo-China; colonialism; John Foster Dulles's basic international political philosophy; his thoughts about the British and French; Quemoy-Matsu; West Irian; John Foster Dulles's relations with individual foreign statesmen; his private and public personality; his delegation of authority; staff meetings; John Foster Dulles's relations with heads of other Departments and Cabinet members. [PAC]

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108. Hare, Raymond (1901-1994) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's trip to the Near East in 1953; the Northern Tier concept and the Baghdad Pact; Palestine; John Foster Dulles's feelings about non-alignment; the Wriston plan; McCarthyism; morale in the State Department; the Aswan Dam and the Suez crisis. [PAC]

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109. Harkness, Richard (1907-1979) - News commentator and journalist. (Mrs. Harkness also participated in the interview.), 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Personal associations with John Foster Dulles and his family; Korea; Suez; John Foster Dulles and the Truman-Acheson administration; the Eisenhower administration, early plans for policy making; John Foster Dulles's interest in administration; "security" cases in the Department of State; Far Eastern relations; differences in the Acheson and Dulles administration; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; his health; his relations with the press. [RDC]

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110. Harlow, Bryce N. (1916-1987) - Administrative Assistant to President Eisenhower, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; Cabinet and NSA meetings; John Foster Dulles's manner of presentation; his relations with the Secretary of Defense; the President's speeches and the State of the Union address; foreign aid; Congress; John Foster Dulles's relations with the White House staff; his working methods. [RDC]

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111. Harr, Karl, Jr. (1922-2002) - Special Assistant to President Eisenhower, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Sullivan & Cromwell; the administration of the State Department (the Wriston Plan); relations between the Defense and State Departments; John Foster Dulles and the White House; the structure of the Executive Branch (centralization, policy-making processes); John Foster Dulles as an advocate; his relations with the President; his illness; Lebanon. [RDC]

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112. Harriman, W. Averell (1891-1986) - Governor of New York, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Early business relations with John Foster Dulles in New York City; the San Francisco Conference of 1945; post-war relations with the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); Alger Hiss; John Foster Dulles's feelings about becoming Secretary of State; the "liberation" policy and Hungary; public debates with John Foster Dulles; John Foster Dulles and domestic politics; the "unleashing" of Chiang Kai-shek; John Foster Dulles's relations with Congress; Senator Vandenberg; the Japanese Peace Treaty; foreign aid; Germany; bipartisanship. [PAC]

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113. Harsch, Joseph C. (1905-1998) - Journalist, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with the press, before and after he became Secretary of State; his work with the Truman-Acheson administration; foreign policy under John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State (containment versus roll-back); John Foster Dulles's relations with President Eisenhower; the Far Eastern policy; McCarthyism and the State Department; Suez and relations with the British. [RDC]

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114. Hart, Robert F., Jr. - Business associate and sailing companion of John Foster Dulles, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Detailed account of cruising with John Foster Dulles and his family from 1931 to 1958; the Menemsha; the Dulles family; Duck Island; John Foster Dulles's health; his senatorial campaign. [PAC]

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115. Hauge, Gabriel (1914-1981) - Special Assistant to President Eisenhower for Economic Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The 1948 presidential campaign; John Foster Dulles's relations with Thomas Dewey; John Foster Dulles's senatorial campaign; the 1952 presidential campaign; John Foster Dulles's relations with President Eisenhower; his relations with the White House staff; his views on economic policy (foreign aid); the National Security Council; the "Open Skies" proposal. [RDC]

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116. Hawkins, David R. (1892-1982) - Partner, Sullivan & Cromwell, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Sullivan & Cromwell; John Foster Dulles as a lawyer; his early interest in international relations; John Foster Dulles as an administrator; his views of the office of Secretary of State; his interest in politics. [RDC]

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117. Heaton, Leonard D. (1902-1983) - Commanding General, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Detailed discussion of John Foster Dulles's operation in 1956 and his final illness. [PAC]

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118. Heeney, A.D.P. (1902-1970) - Canadian Ambassador to the United States, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Official and personal associations with John Foster Dulles; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; Canadian-American relations; trade with the Communist bloc; McCarthyism; John Foster Dulles and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); Suez. [RDC]

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119. Henderson, Loy W. (1892-1986) - Diplomat, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Israel and the Middle East; India and the Japanese Peace Treaty; Iranian oil negotiations; the Northern Tier and the Baghdad Pact; State Department staff meetings; the administration of the State Department; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President. [PAC]

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120. Herter, Christian A. (1895-1966) - Secretary of State, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Versailles Peace Conference; the Dewey presidential campaigns; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; his relations with his advisers; his relations with the President; his legal training; National Security Council and Cabinet meetings; German reunification, the East-West confrontations; Berlin (the Krushchev ultimatum). [RDC]

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121. Herzog, Yaacov (1921-1972) - Israeli diplomat, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

United States-Israeli relations; Middle Eastern relations; John Foster Dulles's religious interests; Lebanon; Suez. [LLG]

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122. Hickenlooper, Bourke B. (1896-1971) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; United States Asian policy; John Foster Dulles's interest in the administration of the State Department; his relations with Congress and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee; ambassadorial appointments; the "off-shore islands" resolution; foreign aid; Korea. [RDC]

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123. Hickerson, John D. (1898-1989) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The San Francisco conference of 1945; the 1947 Foreign Ministers meeting in London: John Foster Dulles's relations with Senator Vandenberg; Korea; the "Uniting for Peace" Resolutions; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; Finland; "massive retaliation."[PAC]

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124. Hightower, John M. (1909-1987) - News correspondent, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles as Thomas Dewey's foreign affairs adviser; his relations with the press, before and after he became Secretary of State; the Moscow conference in 1947; the London conferences of 1945 and 1947; the Japanese Peace Treaty; John Foster Dulles's early concern about the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); his views on the United Nations; his association with President Eisenhower; McCarthyism in the State Department; John Foster Dulles's views on the Far East (Korea, Formosa); the Summit meeting of 1957; Suez; John Foster Dulles's public statements; comparison of John Foster Dulles and other Secretaries of State; the Yalta Papers; Summit meetings; John Foster Dulles's accomplishments as Secretary of State. [PAC]

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125. Hill, Robert C. (1907-1978) - Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional Relations and United States Ambassador to Mexico, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with Congress; security problems and Senator McCarthy; John Foster Dulles's relations with the press; political appointments in the Department of State; bipartisanship in foreign policy; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President and other administrative leaders; the Aswan Dam proposal; Latin American Affairs (Cuba); John Foster Dulles's relations with foreign statesmen; the Hungarian revolt; John Foster Dulles's relations with his advisers; the Dulles family; John Foster Dulles's health. [RDC]

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126. Hinshaw, Lillias Dulles (Mrs. Robert Hinshaw) (1914-1987) - John Foster Dulles's daughter, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Early recollections of her father in Washington during the first World War; family homes and family life in New York and Long Island; schooling; religion, vacations (sailing, sports, games); trips to Europe; John Foster Dulles's ideas about women; his interest in the arts. [PAC]

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127. Hollister, John B. (1890-1979) - Director, International Cooperation Administration, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The 1952 Republican platform; the Hoover Commission; John Foster Dulles's views on the prerogatives of the Secretary of State; staff meetings, International Cooperation Administration, its relation to the State Department, administration, appropriations; foreign aid; the Battle Act; Middle Eastern relations (the Eisenhower Doctrine, the Aswan Dam proposal); personal associations with John Foster Dulles. [PAC]

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128. Holmes, Julius C. (1899-1968) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with the British; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; his relations with the Foreign Service; Trieste, French North Africa; Franco-American relations; European Defense Community; the black African colonies and preparations for independence; North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) (the report of "The Three Wise Men"); the administration of the State Department. [PAC]

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129. Houghton, Amory (1899-1981) - United States Ambassador to France, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Franco American relations; Suez; John Foster Dulles's relations with French leaders; changes in the French government and the Fourth Republic; Tunisia, Algeria, and North Africa; the proposed French-United States-United Kingdom triumvirate; the French economy; John Foster Dulles's relations with Ambassadors; his relations with the President; the administration of the State Department; West Germany; North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); the Far East. [RDC]

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130. Hughes, Emmet John (1920-1982) - Administrative Assistant to President Eisenhower, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Policy differences between the Truman-Acheson and Eisenhower-Dulles administrations; Eisenhower's campaign speeches; relations between John Foster Dulles and the President; the Far East; the Bricker Amendment; John Foster Dulles's relations with Congress; McCarthyism and morale in the State Department; John Foster Dulles's mode of working; Suez; relations with the British. [RDC]

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131. Hughes, John C. (1891-1971) - United States Representative to the North Atlantic Council, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Early acquaintance with John Foster Dulles during World War I; New Year's Eve parties at the Dulleses; North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); European Defense Community. [RDC]

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132. Humphrey, George M. (1890-1970) - Secretary of the Treasury. [Herbert Hoover, Jr. (1903-1969), Under Secretary of State, also participated in the interview.], 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Helena cruise; policy differences between the State and Treasury Departments; national economic policy; the atom bomb and defense policy ("massive retaliation" and "brinkmanship"); foreign trade and tariffs; the Aswan Dam proposal and the Suez crisis; the Cabinet; the Bricker Amendment. [PAC]

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133. Irwin, John N., II (1913-1971) - Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's plane trips; official and personal relations with John Foster Dulles; relations between the State and Defense Departments; John Foster Dulles's interest in defense ("massive retaliation"); regional organizations; Far Eastern relations; Suez and Hungary; Lebanon. [RDC]

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134. Javits, Jacob K. (1904-1986) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles as a lawyer; his involvement in politics (the Dewey presidential campaigns); John Foster Dulles and Jewish interests (charges of anti-semitism, Israeli negotiations); John Foster Dulles as spokesman for the Republican stand on foreign policy; the Eisenhower campaign; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; his relations with Congress; Soviet containment and disarmament; John Foster Dulles's handling of economic questions. [PAC]

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135. Jefferson, Louis W., Jr. - Security Officer for Secretary Dulles, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The duties of John Foster Dulles's security officer; John Foster Dulles's eccentricities; his travels, anecdotes. [PAC]

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136. Johnson, U. Alexis (1908-1997) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; John Foster Dulles and the British; the "positive loyalty" speech; John Foster Dulles's interest in domestic politics; Korea; his relations with President Eisenhower; his interest in administration (Reduction in force, security cases, morale in the State Department); his travels; the Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs; the Geneva conference of 1954; detailed discussion of talks with the Communist Chinese; Indo-China; Southeast Asia (Thailand, Viet Nam, Laos, Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO)). [PAC]

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137. Judd, Walter H. (1898-1994) - United States Congressman, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

China in the 1920's and 1930's and during World War II; Alger Hiss; Communist subversion and McCarthyism; John Foster Dulles's relations with the House; his appointment as Secretary of State; his views of the British; his travels; Far Eastern policy; the Japanese Peace Treaty; the Philippines; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; his relations with State Department personnel; Viet Nam and Laos; Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO); John Foster Dulles's illness; the Aswan Dam and Suez; relations with the British and French; "brinkmanship;" Quemoy-Matsu; Korea. [PAC]

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138. Kennan, George F. (1904-2005) - Diplomat, 1967. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; Korea; admission of Red China to the United Nations; the rearmament of Japan; Far Eastern policy; personal and official relations with John Foster Dulles; the Solarium Study; United States-Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) relations; John Foster Dulles's relations with Congress; his views on "liberation" and "roll-back;" the McCarthy period in the State Department; North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); Suez. [RDC]

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139. Kerr, Walter B., Jr. (1911- ) - Journalist, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's Paris meeting with Eisenhower; "massive retaliation;" the Moscow meeting of 1947; John Foster Dulles's relations with the press; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; European Defense Community; Suez; French opinion of John Foster Dulles. [PAC]

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140. Khoman, Thanat (1914- ) - Thai Ambassador to the United States, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Personal associations with John Foster Dulles; Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO); the 1954 Geneva Conference on Indo-China and Korea; the Communist threat to Thailand; the Quemoy-Matsu crisis; the United Nations and the "Uniting for Peace" Resolution. [SD]

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141. Kishi, Nobusuke (1896-1987) - Prime Minister of Japan, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Withdrawal of United States troops from Japan; the Girard case; revision of the Mutual Security Treaty; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; Okinawa, the Ryukyus and other island territories; Communist China; the "Kishi Plan."[SD]

In Japanese and English.

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142. Kohler, Foy D. (1908-1991) - Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs, 1967. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Moscow conference of 1947; Jerusalem; Jordan River; Aswan Dam; morale in State Department; McCarthyism; relations with Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) (Khrushchev, Sputnik, disarmament; Berlin); John Foster Dulles's mode of operating and use of State Department expertise. [PAC]

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143. Kono, Ichiro (1898-1966) - Secretary General of the Japanese Liberal Party, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Japanese relations with the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) (fishery negotiations, territorial islands; peace treaty); John Foster Dulles's interest in Japan; the United States-Japanese Security Treaty; United States-Canadian fisheries treaty with Japan. [SD]

In Japanese and English.

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144. Krock, Arthur (1886-1974) - Journalist, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles as an undergraduate at Princeton University; the Versailles Peace Conference; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; his relations with Congress; Woodrow Wilson; personal relations and correspondence with John Foster Dulles; his relations with the press. [PAC]

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145. Lambert, Gerard (1886-1967) - Opinion research consultant for the Eisenhower presidential campaigns, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Undergraduate years at Princeton University (1904-1908); social contacts with John Foster Dulles; John Foster Dulles's public image; opinion research; the Eisenhower presidential campaigns; the Aswan Dam; Lebanon. [PAC]

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146. Larson, Arthur (1910-1993) - Director, United States Information Agency, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Viet Nam; Cabinet meetings; relations between the United States Information Agency and the State Department; the functions and responsibilities of the United States Information Agency; Suez and Hungary; the "liberation of captive peoples," "massive retaliation;" the Cold War and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); the State of the Union addresses and other speeches by President Eisenhower; international law; disarmament. [RDC]

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147. Leiper, Henry Smith (1891-1975) - Church official, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Detailed discussion of John Foster Dulles's participation in the Federal Council of Churches and the World Council of Churches, including the Oxford Conference, the Amsterdam Conference, and the Commission on a Just and Durable Peace. [RDC]

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148. LeMay, Curtis A. (1906-1990) - Commander-in-Chief, Strategic Air Command, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Strategic Air Command and the foreign policy of the United States; "massive retaliation;" post-war Germany (the Berlin Air Lift); Korea and Viet Nam; Sputnik; Suez, Lebanon; Quemoy-Matsu. [GAC]

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149. Lindley, Ernest (1899-1979) - Journalist, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with the press; John Foster Dulles and Acheson; McCarthyism; John Foster Dulles's relations with Senator Vandenberg; his views on the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); press leaks; the Overseas Writers Club. [PAC]

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150. Lisagor, Peter (1915-1976) - Diplomatic correspondent, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Korean War; the Japanese Peace Treaty; John Foster Dulles's early relations with the press; differences in the Democratic and Republican administrations; "massive retaliation": John Foster Dulles's relations with other Cabinet members; his health; the Aswan Dam and Suez; Viet Nam; Lebanon; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; John Foster Dulles and the State Department; Senator Joseph McCarthy; John Foster Dulles as administrator. [RDC]

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151. Lodge, Henry Cabot (1902-1985) - United States Ambassador to the United Nations, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Korea; the 1948 and 1952 Republican campaigns and platforms; the "Uniting for Peace" Resolution; relations between the United States Delegation at the United Nations and the State Department; working relations with John Foster Dulles and with the President; United Nations affairs (world opinion, membership, peace force); Suez and Hungary; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; Lebanon. [RDC]

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152. Lord, Mary Pillsbury (Mrs. Oswald B. Lord) (1904-1978) - United States Representative to the United Nations, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Eisenhower nomination and campaign; the United Nations Human Rights Commission (declaration and covenants; action program sponsored by the United States, the Bricker Amendment); working relations with John Foster Dulles; relations with heads of state; Ambassador Lodge; United Nations membership; John Foster Dulles's views on the role of the United Nations; his contributions to the United Nations. [RDC]

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153. Lourie, Donold B. (1899-1990) - Under Secretary of State for Administration, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Administration of the State Department (reorganization, the Wriston Report); working relations with John Foster Dulles; security problems (Senate hearings, Senator McCarthy). [RDC]

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154. Luce, Henry (1898-1967) - Editor-in-Chief, Time, Life, and Fortune, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's views on foreign policy in the 1940's; his articles for Life; Quemoy-Matsu; the Connally Amendment; international law; Suez; Far Eastern policy; the "brinkmanship" article in Life; "massive retaliation;" "agonizing reappraisal;" Indonesia; Indochina; Latin America. [RDC]

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155. Lucet, Charles (1910-1990) - French diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles as negotiator; his knowledge of the French language; his experiences as a student in France; official relations with John Foster Dulles; Suez, Algeria; General DeGaulle's tripartite proposal; Korea. [PAC]

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156. Lyon, Cecil B. (1903-1993) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The 1948 General Assembly meeting in Paris; Franco-American relations; summitry; Latin American affairs; Germany (John Foster Dulles's relations with Chancellor Adenauer); morale in the Foreign Service; John Foster Dulles's interest in administration. [PAC]

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157. MacArthur, Douglas, II (1909-1997) - Foreign Service Officer, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's first meeting with General deGaulle in 1948; the role and responsibilities of Counselor in the State Department; working relations with John Foster Dulles; staff meetings; the decision-making process and policy planning; the administration of the State Department; Japan (the Mutual Security Treaty); John Foster Dulles's relations with the President. [PAC]

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158. MacDonald, Sir Thomas (1898-1980) - New Zealand Minister of External Affairs, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) and ANZUS; Suez (Suez Canal Users Association); Erle Stanley Gardner; Duck Island; John Foster Dulles's relations with New Zealand; the Japanese Peace Treaty; John Foster Dulles as negotiator; Communist China and Formosa; the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); Indo-China. [PAC]

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159. MacKay, John A. (1889-1983) - Clergyman, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Oxford Conference of 1937; John Foster Dulles's views on war in the 1930's; the Commission on a Just and Durable Peace; John Foster Dulles's views on the Church and world order; "massive retaliation;" national fanaticism; Latin America; admission of Red China to the United Nations; the ecumenical movement; State Department policy under John Foster Dulles; McCarthyism. [PAC]

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160. Macomber, Phyllis Bernau (Mrs. William B. Macomber, Jr.) - John Foster Dulles's Personal Assistant, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Sullivan & Cromwell; the organization of John Foster Dulles's personal staff and office in the State Department; his calendar; his relations with his subordinates; his speeches; his normal work day; his trips; the Dulles family; John Foster Dulles's final illness. [PAC]

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161. Macomber, William Butts, Jr. (1921-2003) - Special Assistant to the Secretary of State and Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional Relations, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Working relations with John Foster Dulles, as his Special Assistant; John Foster Dulles's delegation of work; his relations with State Department personnel; his personal office staff; his working habits; Woodrow Wilson; United States Information Agency (the book burning issue); John Foster Dulles's relations with Congress; public opinion polls; the Aswan Dam proposal and the Suez crisis; John Foster Dulles's operation and hospitalization in 1956; Nehru; John Foster Dulles's travels; his relations with the President; his speeches; his views of the office and duties of Secretary of State; his final illness; Quemoy-Matsu. [PAC]

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162. Malik, Charles (1906-1987) - Lebanese diplomat, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The World Council of Churches and John Foster Dulles's views on the role of the churches in international affairs; Middle Eastern problems (Palestine, American-Arab relations; Morocco, the Eisenhower Doctrine); the Japanese Peace Treaty; the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights; the Presidency of the United Nations General Assembly (1957 and 1958); the Aswan Dam and Suez; Lebanon. [BW]

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163. Mann, Thomas C. (1912-1987) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Latin American affairs; morale in the State Department in 1953; John Foster Dulles's staff meetings; his mode of working; his interest in economic affairs; the Common Market; foreign aid to Latin America; John Foster Dulles's trip to Brazil; the Caracas Conference; the Bogota Conference. [PAC]

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164. Mansfield, Michael J. (1903-2001) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO); Indo-China; John Foster Dulles's relations with the Senate and its Foreign Relations Committee; Quemoy-Matsu; Viet Nam; the Formosa Resolution; Suez; the Middle East Resolution; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President. [RDC]

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165. Martin, Joseph W., Jr. (1884-1968) - United States Congressman, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with Congress; his relations with the Republican Party. [RDC]

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166. Matthews, H. Freeman (1899-1986) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Moscow Conference of 1947; the Presidential election of 1948; the Japanese Peace Treaty; the administration of the State Department; the Netherlands and Indonesia; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State. [PAC]

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167. Mayer, Rene (1895-1972) - Prime Minister of France, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The United Nations (Italian colonies, Libya); personal and official relations with John Foster Dulles; "agonizing reappraisal" (European Defense Community); Indo-China; the Bermuda conference; North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO); and other pacts; the Middle East (Suez, Algeria); the Coal and Steel Community. [LB]

In French.

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168. McCardle, Carl Wesley (1904-1972) - Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Early meetings with John Foster Dulles at San Francisco and other conferences; John Foster Dulles at Sullivan & Cromwell; John Foster Dulles's views on the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) in the mid-1940's; his relations with the press before 1952; his knowledge of the French and Spanish languages; his work in and views on the United Nations (the veto, the "Uniting for Peace" Resolution, etc.); detailed discussion of the Moscow Conference of 1948; anecdotes; John Foster Dulles's travels as Secretary of State (routine of flights, personnel, working arrangements); his relations with State Department personnel; the Geneva Summit Conference of 1955; Suez; John Foster Dulles's 1956 operation; his relations with Senator Lyndon Johnson; the appointment, office and duties of the Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs; John Foster Dulles's news conferences (his briefings, manner of delivery); his relations with the Joint Chiefs of Staff; his working habits (the decision-making process); the Baghdad Pact and Central Treaty Organization (CENTO); John Foster Dulles's relations with Chancellor Adenauer (the German elections); the Yalta Papers; Goa; the "brinkmanship" article in Life magazine. [PAC]

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169. McCloy, John J. (1895-1989) - High Commissioner for Germany, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles as an international lawyer; the Council on Foreign Relations; John Foster Dulles's feelings about pre-war Germany and Naziism; the Japanese Peace Treaty; post-war Germany; John Foster Dulles's appointment as Secretary of State and his views on the nature of the office; his relations with the President; appointments in the Eisenhower-Dulles administration; Suez, disarmament; the Rockefeller Foundation. [RDC]

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170. McCormack, John W. (1891-1980) - United States Congressman, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; the Aswan Dam proposal and the Suez crisis; John Foster Dulles's relations with Congress. [PAC]

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171. McElroy, Neil (1904-1972) - United States Secretary of Defense, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Working relations with the State Department and John Foster Dulles; defense and military problems; Sputnik and the missile gap; Lebanon; Quemoy-Matsu; National Security Council and Cabinet meetings; John Foster Dulles's relations with other Cabinet members and with the military; "massive retaliation;" relations with the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); the Berlin ultimatum; personal relations with John Foster Dulles. [PAC]

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172. McKittrick, Thomas H. (1889-1970) - Banker, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Recollections of Europe after World War I; the Bank for International Settlements and international banking in Europe before and during World War II. [RDC]

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173. Mehta, Gaganvihari Lallubhai (1900-1974) - Indian Ambassador to the United States, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Aid to Pakistan; John Foster Dulles's relations with Nehru; the Korean War; admission of Red China to the United Nations; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; his views on Communism; Quemoy-Matsu; the Geneva Conference on Indo-China; American-Indian relations; John Foster Dulles's views on "neutralism;" aid to India. [LLG]

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174. Mendes France, Pierre (1907-1982) - Prime Minister of France, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Detailed discussion of the Geneva Conference of 1954 on Indo-China and later developments in Viet Nam; personal relations with John Foster Dulles; European Defense Community, the French rejection, and ensuing negotiations for the establishment of the Western European alliance; the Prime Minister's visit to Washington and the United Nations (the proposed Summit conference); relations with other world leaders; Tunisia and Algeria; the Suez crisis. [PAC]

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175. Merchant, Livingston T. (1903-1976) - Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; personal and official relations with John Foster Dulles; John Foster Dulles as an administrator; his relations with his staff; his relations with foreign statesmen; Far Eastern policy; John Foster Dulles's interest in economic affairs; Latin America; security and loyalty cases in the State Department; "roll-back" and "liberation;" European Defense Community and relations with the French; the Western European Union; relations with the British; Suez; Canada; Goa; the Summit conference of the 1955 (German reunification); the Austrian State Treaty; Trieste; John Foster Dulles's personal interests. [PAC]

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176. Merson, Martin (1906- ) - Consultant with the International Information Administration, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Detailed discussion of Robert Johnson's appointment as head of the International Information Administration and the problems of the United States information program with Congress and within the State Department; McCarthyism and its effects on the Eisenhower-Dulles administration. [RDC]

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177. Miller, Evereard P. (1886-1972) - Classmate of John Foster Dulles, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Recollections of undergraduate years at Princeton University in the Class of 1908. [RDC]

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178. Mitchell, James P. (1900-1964) - United States Secretary of Labor, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Cabinet meetings; John Foster Dulles's relations with members of the Cabinet; the International Labor Organization convention on job discrimination; John Foster Dulles's views on Labor and communism; McCarthyism; the Bricker Amendment; John Foster Dulles's public image. [PAC]

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179. Mode, Douglas G. - Assistant to John Foster Dulles as the San Francisco Conference of 1945, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Dewey presidential campaigns; the San Francisco United Nations Conference of 1945 (the United Nations Charter, reparations, trusteeships, the veto); Senator Vandenberg; John Foster Dulles in the Senate. [PAC]

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180. Morgan, Gerald D.. Morgan, Gerald D. (1908-1976) - Deputy Assistant to the President, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles at Cabinet meetings; his relations with the White House staff; his relations with President Eisenhower; the Bricker Amendment. [RDC]

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181. Morton, Thruston B.. Morton, Thruston B. (1907-1982) - Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional Relations, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Republican convention of 1952; John Foster Dulles in the Senate and in politics; the transition from the Democratic to the Republican administration; problems between the State Department and Congress; McCarthyism; working relations with John Foster Dulles; the Bricker Amendment; John Foster Dulles's relations with Congress; his interest in economic matters; his relations with the President; the Aswan Dam; the "Open Skies" proposal; John Foster Dulles as an administrator. [PAC]

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182. Munro, Sir Leslie. Munro, Sir Leslie Knox (1901-1974) - New Zealand Representative to the United Nations, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The United Nations; Communist China and the off-shore islands; Guatemala; Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO); Suez Canal Users Association; ANZUS; Quemoy-Matsu; Viet Nam. [SD]

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183. Murnane, George. Murnane, George (1887-1969) - Business executive, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Wall Street; international transactions with the Breuning government; John Foster Dulles's working habits; social relations with John Foster Dulles; his senatorial campaign; his religious outlook; his family and friends; his sense of humor. [PAC]

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184. Murphy, Charles J. V.. Murphy, Charles J. V. (1904-1987) - Editor and writer, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The "brinkmanship" article in Life magazine and the circumstances leading up to it; John Foster Dulles's relations with the press; his relations with President Eisenhower. [RDC]

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185. Murphy, Robert D. (Robert Daniel) (1894-1978). Murphy, Robert D. (1894-1978) - Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The London and Moscow conferences of 1947; John Foster Dulles and deGaulle in the 1940's; John Foster Dulles's political views in the 1940's; the Japanese Peace Treaty; Korea; working relations with John Foster Dulles in the State Department; John Foster Dulles's relations with Congress; his health; his relations with President Eisenhower; his relations with the Foreign Service; his interest in administration; the United Nations; Suez; Hungary; Lebanon; disarmament; the Khrushchev visit to the United States; the U-2 program; relations with the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); the Wriston plan. [RDC]

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186. Nash, Sir Walter (1882-1968) - New Zealand Representative to the United Nations, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; ANZUS; Quemoy-Matsu and Formosa; the two Chinas; "Brinkmanship;" the Antarctica Treaty; Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO); Indo-China; Franklin D. Roosevelt. [SD]]

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187. Nixon, Richard M. (1913-1994) - Vice President of the United States, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Alger Hiss case; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; his concern with congressional support and public opinion; his speeches; the decision-making process; John Foster Dulles's personal interests and background; his working habits (delegation of authority); his relations with other Cabinet members; his interest in defense and military matters; Summit meetings; Suez and Hungary; Quemoy-Matsu; John Foster Dulles's views on the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) and communism; Indo-China; relations with Western Europe; Asian policy; Latin America. [RDC]

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188. Nolde, O. Frederick (1899-1972) - Theologian, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Detailed discussion of John Foster Dulles's work with the Churches (the Commission on a Just and Durable Peace); the Dumbarton Oaks proposals; the United Nations; the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) and communism; John Foster Dulles's relations with churchmen after he became Secretary of State. [RDC]

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189. Nolting, Frederick E., Jr. (1911-1989) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Foreign aid programs; working relations with John Foster Dulles; John Foster Dulles's use of his staff; his relations with the Defense Department; aid to the French and the Diem government in Viet Nam; aid to India; North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) (political consultation); Suez; Quemoy-Matsu; Lebanon. [RDC]

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190. Norstad, Lauris (1907-1988) - Supreme Allied Commander in Europe, Supreme Headquarters of Allied Powers in Europe, 1967. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); John Foster Dulles's knowledge of and interest in military affairs; European defense (atomic weapons, stockpile, etc.); "massive retaliation;" Suez, Tunisia; Franco-American relations; official and working relations with John Foster Dulles; the East-West confrontation; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President. [RDC]

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191. O'Connor, Roderic L. (1921-1982) - Special Assistant to the Secretary of State, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles as a United States Senator; his senatorial campaign; his relations with Congress; Eisenhower's pre-inaugural staff and offices in New York; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; his views on the function and office of Secretary of State; the decision-making process; staff meetings; John Foster Dulles's relations with his staff and principal advisers; Far Eastern policy (China and the United Nations); Latin American; John Foster Dulles's official relations with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA); the Policy Planning Staff; John Foster Dulles's personal staff, its duties and working routines; administrative problems (McCarthyism); John Foster Dulles's relations with foreign ambassadors; his travels; relations with the Middle East, Britain, France, the Far East, Germany, etc.; the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) and communism (containment, John Foster Dulles's theory of change); his interest in economics; Red China; John Foster Dulles's working habits (speeches and drafts); his relations with the press; his religion and philosophy, physical characteristics, sense of humor, etc.; John Foster Dulles's control over foreign policy; his interest in domestic politics (political appointments). [PAC]

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192. Okazaki, Katsuo (1897-1965) - Japanese Foreign Minister, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty and mutual defense treaty; Japanese recognition of Nationalist China; disputed island territories; the Girard case; 1953 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation; Japanese-Korean relations. [SD]

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193. Osborn, Frederick (1889-1981) - Deputy United States representative to the United Nations Committee for the Control of Atomic Energy for Peaceful Purposes, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The United Nations Conference of 1947 and John Foster Dulles's role; his views on the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); Eleanor Roosevelt; the Presidential election of 1948. [RDC]

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194. Paik, Too-Chin (1908-1993) - Prime Minister of Korea, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Korean War and the armistice negotiations; President Rhee's release of the prisoners of war; John Foster Dulles's relations with Syngman Rhee; Japanese-Korean relations; the reunification of Korea; United States aid to Korea. [SD]

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195. Pandit, Vijaya Lakshumi (1900-1990) - Chairman, Indian Delegation to the United Nations; President, United Nations General Assembly, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Relations between John Foster Dulles and Nehru; India's policy of non-alignment; Japanese Peace Treaty; Pakistan; Red China and India (United Nations membership); United States encirclement policy; United States economic aid to India. [LLG]

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196. Peckham, Arthur C. - Physician., 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Detailed account of John Foster Dulles's illnesses; his personal relations with John Foster Dulles during his summer visits to up-state New York. [PAC]

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197. Pfeiffer, Timothy N. (1886-1971) - Classmate of John Foster Dulles, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles as an undergraduate at Princeton University. [RDC]

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198. Phleger, Herman (1890-1984) - Legal Adviser, State Department, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The office and role of Legal Adviser; McCarthyism and security problems in the State Department and Foreign Service; the Bricker Amendment; the Caracas Resolution; Indo-China (the Geneva Conference); John Foster Dulles's working methods (delegation of authority, decision-making process, relations with his advisers, etc.); detailed discussion of the Suez crisis (Suez Canal Users Association); Hungary; the Eisenhower Doctrine. [PAC]

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199. Pineau, Christian (1904-1995) - French Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) meeting of 1956; John Foster Dulles's views on Communism; his concept of morality; relations with France; Algeria, Tunisia, and Morocco; Suez; European Defense Community; the Common Market; North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). [PAC]

In French.

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200. Pool, J. Lawrence (1906-2004) - Physician, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Detailed account of John Foster Dulles's slipped disk operation. [RDC]

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201. Phot Sārasin (1906-2000). Pote, Sarasin (1906-2000) - Prime Minister of Thailand, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO); Indo-China (the Geneva Conference); Far Eastern relations; "massive retaliation" and "brinkmanship;" United States-Thai relations; the United Nations; Suez and Hungary; Korea; Red China and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). [SD]

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202. Potter, Philip - News correspondent, 1967. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; John Foster Dulles's Far Eastern trip in 1954; Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO); Korea; Communist China; John Foster Dulles's press conference; Nationalist China; John Foster Dulles's relations with the press; Viet Nam. [PAC]

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203. Prochnow, Herbert V. (1897-1998) - Deputy Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The office and duties of the Deputy Under Secretary of Economic Affairs; John Foster Dulles's interest in and knowledge of economic matters; foreign aid and loans; staff meetings; the Far East and Red China; Korea; Indo-China; Suez and the Aswan Dam; tariffs. [RDC]

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204. Proctor, Carolyn - Secretary in the office of the Secretary of State, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's office staff in the State Department; office procedures; John Foster Dulles's working habits; his trips. [PAC]

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205. Purcell, Robert W. (1911- ) - Lawyer, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Recollections of sailing cruises with John Foster Dulles. [RDC]

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206. Pyun, Yung Tai (1892-1969) - Prime Minister of Korea, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The neutralization and demilitarization of Korea; mutual defense treaty; the Geneva Conference; John Foster Dulles's relations with Syngman Rhee; Japanese-Korean relations; armistice negotiations; the reunification of Korea; United States aid and the rehabilitation of Korea. [SD]

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207. Rabb, Maxwell N. (1910-2002) - Presidential Assistant, Secretary to Cabinet, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's appointment as Secretary of State; his role in Presidential campaign; relations with President Eisenhower; Cabinet meeting; John Foster Dulles's relations with Cabinet members; his views on immigration and refugees; Suez; comparison of Eisenhower's and John Foster Dulles's views on foreign policy; "brinkmanship;" differences in the Dulles and Herter administrations; John Foster Dulles's relations with his assistants. [RDC]

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208. Radford, Arthur W. (1896-1973) - Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; the Helena trip; relations between the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the State Department; John Foster Dulles's relations with the Pentagon; National Security Council meetings; "massive retaliation" and the reorganization of balance of forces; Korea; Formosa (off-shore islands); Britain and the Far East; Indo-China; the "Radford Plan" and defense commitments in Europe; Suez; John Foster Dulles's management of the State Department. [PAC]

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209. Randall, Clarence B. (1891-1967) - Special Assistant to the President on Foreign Economic Policy, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Commission on Foreign Economic Policy; a contemporary statement about John Foster Dulles; John Foster Dulles's interest in economics; his interest in administration; the Common Market. [RDC]

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210. Reid, Ogden (1925- ) - Editor, New York Herald Tribune, 1967. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

European Defense Community and "agonizing reappraisal;" John Foster Dulles's relations with the press; Suez, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); Israel; John Foster Dulles's views on collective security and international rule of law; his relations with world leaders. [PAC]

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211. Reinhardt, G. Frederick (1911-1971) - United States Ambassador, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

United Nations Conferences in Moscow and Paris (1947-48); a detailed discussion of Viet Nam in the mid-fifties; the office and role of Counselor in the State Department; Lebanon; the Secretary of State's staff meetings; John Foster Dulles's working habits (consultation, delegation of authority, etc.); Quemoy-Matsu; John Foster Dulles's relations with foreign statesmen. [PAC]

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212. Reinstein, Jacques J. (1911-1971) - Foreign Service Officer, 1966-1967. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The London Conference of 1945; post-war reconstruction; negotiations with the Soviets; the Paris meeting of 1949; post-war Germany; the reunification of Germany (free elections); John Foster Dulles as an administrator; United States-German relations vis-a-vis England and France; John Foster Dulles's relations with State Department personnel; briefing procedures in the State Department; personal and official relations with John Foster Dulles. [RDC and PAC]

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213. Reston, James B. (1909-1995) - Journalist, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles as Thomas Dewey's adviser; his term in the Senate and subsequent senatorial campaign; John Foster Dulles as Republican representative to the United Nations and Foreign Ministers meetings; his relations with the press; the McCarthy period; John Foster Dulles's relations with President Eisenhower; the Assistant Secretaries for public affairs; John Foster Dulles's Asian policies (recognition of Red China). [PAC]

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214. Richards, James P. (1894-1979) - United States Congressman, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The House Foreign Affairs Committee; personal and official relations with John Foster Dulles; the Formosa Resolution; John Foster Dulles's speeches; his views on foreign policy; the Middle East; John Foster Dulles's relations with Congress; Suez; John Foster Dulles's relations with President Eisenhower; appropriations and foreign aid, mutual security pacts; the Eisenhower Doctrine. [RDC]

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215. Riddleberger, James W. (1904-1982) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Moscow Conference of 1947; the German and Austrian treaties; the German external debt settlement; Konrad Adenauer; Yugoslavia; Trieste; aid to Yugoslavia; relations with Congress and the White House; foreign policy and domestic politics; the Aswan Dam; the Hungarian revolt; working relations with John Foster Dulles; Marshal Tito; the Soviets and the Yugoslavs; Greece and Cyprus; the McCarthy period in the State Department; relations between John Foster Dulles and President Eisenhower. [GAC]

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216. Ridgway, Matthew B. (1895-1993) - Army Officer, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty negotiations; the concept of "massive retaliation" and the role of ground forces; Red China and Formosa; National Security Council meetings; John Foster Dulles's relations with the Joint Chiefs of Staff; rearmament of Germany and Western European defense; Indo-China; Quemoy-Matsu. [PAC]

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217. Roberts, Chalmers M. (1910-2005) - Journalist, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Transcripts of John Foster Dulles's press conferences; backgrounders; John Foster Dulles's relations with President Eisenhower; his relations with the press; personal relations with John Foster Dulles; Indo-China; Suez; John Foster Dulles's relations with Congress; McCarthy. [RDC]

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218. Robertson, Walter S. (1893-1970) - Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Republic of China and the People's Republic of China; Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) and Manchuria; working relations with Secretary Dulles; Korean armistice and Syngman Rhee; Quemoy-Matsu and the Formosa Resolution; Viet Nam and Ngo Diem Dinh; Geneva Conference of 1954 on Indo-China and Korea; Laos; Philippine islands; Japan and Shigeru Yoshida. [PAC]

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219. Rockefeller, John D., 3rd (1906-1978) - Chairman, Rockefeller Foundation, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's association with the Rockefeller Foundation; detailed discussion of the Japanese Peace Treaty negotiations. [RDC]

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220. Romulo, Carlos P. (1901-1985) - Philippine Secretary of Foreign Affairs, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; the Far Eastern Commission; Philippine-United States relations; Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) (the Manila Conference); the Bandung Conference; the United Nations; personal associations with John Foster Dulles. [SD]

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221. Rountree, William M. (1917-1995) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

McCarthyism and morale in the Foreign Service; Middle Eastern affairs; working relations with John Foster Dulles; the Aswan Dam and the Suez crisis; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; his relations with Congress. [PAC]

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222. Rovere, Richard H. (1915-1979) - Writer and editor, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with Wendell Willkie and Thomas Dewey; the Republican platform of 1952; John Foster Dulles's relations with the press; his views on Communist China; the Dulles family; Quemoy-Matsu; John Foster Dulles's relations with President Eisenhower; John Foster Dulles's rhetoric and his policies. [RDC]

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223. Rubottom, Roy Richard, Jr. (1912-2010) - Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The "positive loyalty" speech; John Foster Dulles on trips abroad and relations with officers in the field; Latin American relations (aid programs, the Caracas conference); Guatemala; working relations with John Foster Dulles; staff meetings; Cuba (detailed discussion of Batista and Castro); the Rio Conference; Milton Eisenhower's role in Latin American affairs; Richard Nixon's trip in 1958; Communism in Latin America; Kubitschek's "Operation Pan America;" the International Coffee Agreement; John Foster Dulles's knowledge of the Spanish language; arms policies in Latin America. [RDC]

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224. Rusk, Dean (1909-1994) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The United Nations; John Foster Dulles's role in the Truman-Acheson administration (the Japanese Peace Treaty; mutual security treaties); comparison of the Acheson and Dulles administrations; the Rockefeller Foundation. [PAC]

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225. Russell, Francis H. (1904-1989) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Arab-Israeli relations; the Aswan Dam negotiations; United States relations with the Middle East; disputes between Israel and Egypt. [PAC]

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226. Saltonstall, Leverett (1892-1979) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles as a Senator; North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); the United Nations; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State and his relations with the Senate leadership; the Senate Appropriations Committee; the Aswan Dam; Joseph McCarthy. [PAC]

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227. Saltzman, Charles E. (1903- ) - Under Secretary of State for Administration, 1967. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Wriston Report; John Foster Dulles's concern and interest in the administration of the State Department; personnel problems. [RDC]

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228. Satterthwaite, Joseph C. (1900-1990) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles and the United Nations in 1953; administration of the State Department (morale in the Foreign Service, McCarthyism); the Foreign Service Institute; staff meetings; African affairs and the independence movement. [PAC]

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229. Schoebrun, David (1915-1988) - News correspondent, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's meeting with President deGaulle; his policies and mode of operation; a detailed account of John Foster Dulles's relations with the press; comparison of the Acheson and Dulles administrations; personal contacts with John Foster Dulles; anecdotes. [PAC]

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230. Scranton, William Warren (1917- ) - Special Assistant to the Secretary of State for Public Relations, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

An account of Governor Scranton's appointment as Special Assistant and his contacts with John Foster Dulles. [RDC]

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231. Sebald, William J. (1901-1980) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Detailed discussion of the Japanese Peace Treaty negotiations; the Korean War; Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO); morale in the State Department and McCarthyism; working relations with John Foster Dulles; John Foster Dulles as administrator (relations with his staff, etc.); press conferences; Far Eastern relations (Quemoy-Matsu; Formosa; Indo-China; Indonesia and West Irian; the Bandung Conference); personal relations with John Foster Dulles. [PAC]

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232. Selden, Armistead I., Jr. (1921-1985) - United States Congressman, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with the House of Representatives. [PAC]

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233. Seligman, Eustace (1889-1976) - Partner, Sullivan & Cromwell, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's work at Sullivan & Cromwell; his interest in administrative matters; his early interest in foreign affairs (Versailles); his international views in the 1930's; his work for the churches; his relations with Thomas Dewey; his interest in becoming Secretary of State; his first meeting with Dwight Eisenhower; "massive retaliation."[RDC]

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234. Service, John Stewart (1909- ) - Foreign Service Officer, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

State Department morale at the beginning of John Foster Dulles's administration (questions of loyalty and security); the Wriston program and personnel problems; John Foster Dulles's interest in, relations with, and use of State Department personnel; comparison of John Foster Dulles and Acheson as Secretaries of State; John Foster Dulles's views on Communism; his relations with the allies; the Sino-Soviet Split. [GAC]

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235. Seymour, Nataline Dulles (Mrs. James S. Seymour) - John Foster Dulles's youngest sister, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Early memories of the Dulles family in Watertown, Auburn, and Henderson, New York; sailing; church and religious exercises; the year in Europe; John Foster Dulles's marriage; his life in New York City and Washington as a young man; family gatherings; Duck Island; John Foster Dulles's senatorial campaign; the Dewey and Eisenhower campaigns; Senator Joseph McCarthy; visits with John Foster Dulles when he was Secretary of State and conversations about foreign policy. [PAC]

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236. Shanley, Bernard M. (1903-1992) - Secretary to President Eisenhower, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Bricker Amendment; John Foster Dulles's personal and working relations with the President; his relations with other Cabinet members; Lebanon; John Foster Dulles's relations with the White House Staff; his concept of the role of Secretary of State; "massive retaliation;" disarmament; the Eisenhower nominations and campaign; Anglo-American relations; Suez. [RDC]

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237. Sharp, George C. (1897-1973) - Partner, Sullivan & Cromwell, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Sullivan & Cromwell, relations between senior and junior members of the firm; personal relations with John Foster Dulles and with his parents; the Polish Stabilization Fund; John Foster Dulles's association with Jean Monnet; International Nickel Company-Mond merger and the Kreuger-Toll case; John Foster Dulles as a corporation lawyer (Credit Lyonnaise, Securities and Exchange Commission investigation, etc.); John Foster Dulles's early views on international affairs; the recovery of France and Germany after the war; personal contacts with the Dulles family. [PAC]

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238. Shedd, Edward J. (1885-1970) - Classmate of John Foster Dulles, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Reminiscences of undergraduate years at Princeton University in the Class of 1908; the Class' fiftieth reunion. [GAC]

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239. Sheldon, Paul - Physician, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's medical history. [RDC]

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1 box

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240. Shepley, James R. (1917-1988) - Journalist and editor, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; John Foster Dulles's views on Communism; his relations with the press; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; the "Brinkmanship" article in Life magazine. [RDC]

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1 box

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241. Sherfield, Lord (1904-1996) - United Kingdom Ambassador to the United States, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Anglo-American relations; John Foster Dulles's relations with British statesmen; the Aswan Dam and the Suez crisis; personal relations with John Foster Dulles; John Foster Dulles's relations with President Eisenhower; the Middle East (Anglo-Arab relations; the Baghdad Pact); John Foster Dulles's relations with the press and with the United States Congress; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State. [PAC]

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1 box

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242. Sisco, Joseph J. (1919-2004) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with State Department personnel (consultation, discussion, etc.); United Nations-State Department relations; John Foster Dulles's relations with Ambassador Lodge; Suez; Lebanon; the United Nations (peace keeping role; role of the Secretary General, the veto, increased membership in the General Assembly, the "Uniting for Peace" Resolution); John Foster Dulles's relations with President Eisenhower; morale in the State Department ("positive loyalty" and McCarthyism). [PAC]

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1 box

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243. Smith, Gerard C. (1914-1994) - Assistant Secretary of State for Policy Planning, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Nuclear weaponry and defense; "Atoms for Peace" and the International Atomic Energy Agency; test bans and disarmament; the "Open Skies" proposal; Sputnik; military policy ("massive retaliation" versus general purpose forces); the Policy Planning Staff; North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); John Foster Dulles's concept of the role of Secretary of State; staff meetings; John Foster Dulles's relations with Congress; his working habits; his relations with his subordinates and other government officials; Anglo-American relations; John Foster Dulles's final illness; his sense of humor. [PAC]

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1 box

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244. Smith, H. Alexander (1880-1966) - United States Senator, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Foreign Policy Association and the Council of Foreign Relations; Princeton University; World War I (Woodrow Wilson, the Versailles Treaty, the League of Nations); John Foster Dulles's relations with President Eisenhower; his relations with the Senate (the Foreign Relations Committee; Senator McCarthy, the Bricker Amendment); personal relations with John Foster Dulles; the Suez crisis; John Foster Dulles's views on the national economy; "Brinkmanship;" Formosa and Red China (Quemoy-Matsu). [PAC]

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1 box

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245. Sohn, Won Yil - Korean Minister of Defense, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

President Rhee's release of the prisoners of war; the 1954 meeting between Rhee; Eisenhower, and John Foster Dulles; American aid to South Korea; the Geneva Conference of 1954; Japanese-Korean relations; the Korean Armistice. [SD]

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1 box

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246. Spaak, Paul Henri (1899-1972) - Secretary General of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

"Roll-back;" North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and John Foster Dulles's views of its purview and function; Suez, Berlin; European Defense Community and other European crises. [RDC]

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1 box

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247. Sparkman, John (1899-1985) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); John Foster Dulles in the Senate; the United Nations; the Japanese Peace Treaty; Yalta; Nationalist China and Red China; aid to Southeast Asia; the Bricker Amendment; Senator McCarthy; John Foster Dulles's relations with the Foreign Relations Committee; the Formosa Resolution; Suez; the Middle East Resolution; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; John Foster Dulles's travels. [PAC]

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1 box

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248. Spender, Sir Percy (1897-1985) - Australian Ambassador to the United States, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The United Nations; the Japanese Peace Treaty; ANZUS; Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO); Communist China and Nationalist China; "brinkmanship" and "massive retaliation;" comparison of the Acheson and Dulles administrations; John Foster Dulles as negotiator and diplomat; official relations with John Foster Dulles; his major contributions. [PAC]

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1 box

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249. Sprague, Robert (1900- ) - Consultant on Continental Defense, National Security Council, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Detailed discussion of United States atomic defense policy, implementation and planning. [RDC]

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1 box

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250. Stassen, Harold (1907-2001) - Director, Foreign Operations Administration, and Special Assistant to the President on World Disarmament, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The San Francisco Conference of 1945 and the United Nations Charter; John Foster Dulles's relations with Senator Vandenberg; his association with the Republican Party; his early views on foreign policy; Eisenhower's nomination and campaign; differences between Eisenhower's and John Foster Dulles's views on foreign policy; John Foster Dulles's appointment as Secretary of State; his relations with the President; working relations with John Foster Dulles; foreign aid and neutrality; Joseph McCarthy; disarmament; reuniting Germany; the "Open Skies" proposal; Hungary; Korea; East Germany. [RDC]

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1 box

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251. Stephens, Thomas E. (1903-1966) - Secretary to President Eisenhower, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Dewey campaign of 1948; John Foster Dulles as Senator; John Foster Dulles's Senatorial campaign; Eisenhower's nomination and campaign; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; his relations with the White House staff; Joseph McCarthy; John Foster Dulles's relations with Richard Nixon; the Dulles family; John Foster Dulles as organizer and administrator. [RDC]

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1 box

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252. Streibert, Theodore C. (1899-1987) - Director, United States Information Agency, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The United States Information Agency, its function and organization; official relations with John Foster Dulles; the State Department staff meetings; security problems; Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO); John Foster Dulles as negotiator; his relations with President Eisenhower; Joseph McCarthy; Congressional relations; John Foster Dulles's concern with the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); the "liberation" of Hungary; the Operations Coordinating Board; Germany and the Berlin crisis. [RDC]

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1 box

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253. Stump, Felix Budwell (1894-1972) - Commander-in-Chief of the Pacific and United States Pacific Fleet, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The off-shore island crisis; Korea; Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) and ANZUS conferences; John Foster Dulles's visits to Hawaii; his relations with the Military; lines of communication between the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the State Department; "brinkmanship;" Anglo-American relations; differences in the Dulles and Herter policies; Indo-China; Formosa; the Philippines. [RDC]

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1 box

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254. Swartz, Doris Doyle (Mrs. Emerson A. Swartz) - Secretary to John Foster Dulles, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's work for the Federal Council of Churches; his working habits; Sullivan and Cromwell; his trips for the United Nations; the Dewey presidential campaign of 1948; John Foster Dulles in the Senate and his senatorial campaign; the Japanese Peace Treaty; the Dulles family; Alger Hiss; office routines. [RDC]

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1 box

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255. Taylor, Maxwell D. (1901-1987) - Army Officer and Government Official, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Council on Foreign Relations; Korea; containment of Red China; Formosa (the off-shore islands); relations between the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the State Department; "massive retaliation" versus the use of conventional forces; John Foster Dulles's understanding of military and defense problems; his relations with President Eisenhower; National Security Council meetings. [RDC]

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1 box

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256. Thayer, Robert H. (1901-1984) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's involvement in the Republican Party in the 1930's and 1940's; his senatorial campaign; the San Francisco conference of 1945; John Foster Dulles's relations with foreign delegates to the United Nations; personal and professional associations with John Foster Dulles; his working habits; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; Rumania; Intelligence and Research and Central Intelligence Agency (CIA); John Foster Dulles as administrator; McCarthyism; "massive retaliation;" European Defense Community. [PAC]

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1 box

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257. Thomas, Dorothy Quinsy Hancock (Mrs. James A. Thomas) - Personal friend and distant relative of the Dulles family, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles in the early twentieth century; a trip on the Menemsha; New Year's Eve parties; Paris trip with the Dulleses; the Dulles family and background. [RDC]

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1 box

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258. Thompson, John Fairfield (1881-1968) - Industrialist, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's work on corporation boards; his sense of humor; his talents as a lawyer; his early interest in foreign affairs; his work with the churches; John Foster Dulles as a Wall Street figure; professional connections with John Foster Dulles at Sullivan & Cromwell; the United Nations; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; United States relations with the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); John Foster Dulles's executive abilities. [RDC]

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1 box

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259. Thompson, Llewelyn E. (1904-1972) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; McCarthyism and morale in the State Department; Trieste; the Austrian State Treaty; relations with the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); John Foster Dulles's views on Russia and Communism; the Hungarian crisis (refugees); John Foster Dulles as a negotiator. [PAC]

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1 box

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260. Torbert, Horace G., Jr. (1911-2008) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with foreign statesmen; the Hungarian refugees; the Austrian State Treaty; West New Guinea; European alliance; John Foster Dulles's relations with his staff; his interest in public relations; North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); Suez; relations with Britain and France; relations with Spain; John Foster Dulles's relations with President Eisenhower. [PAC]

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1 box

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261. Traphagen, John C. (1889-1979) - Banker, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Business connections with John Foster Dulles on Wall Street; the Dewey campaign; John Foster Dulles's early interest in foreign affairs; Duck Island; the Dulles family; John Foster Dulles's interest in economic affairs. [RDC]

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1 box

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262. Twining, Nathan F. (1897-1982) - Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Working relations with John Foster Dulles; the Joint Chiefs of Staff; John Foster Dulles's understanding of military problems; "massive retaliation;" Lebanon; Suez; the Russian Sputnik and the arms race; relations between John Foster Dulles and President Eisenhower; John Foster Dulles's relations with Cabinet members; North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); Dien Bien Phu; the Baghdad Pact and Central Treaty Organization (CENTO); personal relations with John Foster Dulles; Cuba. [PAC]

Physical Description

1 box

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263. Tyler, William R. (1910-2003) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Personal associations with John Foster Dulles; the Bermuda conference; the Berlin conference on reunification; John Foster Dulles as negotiator; European Defense Community; Indo-China; the Geneva conference on German reunification; Suez; John Foster Dulles's relations with the Foreign Service. [GAC]

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1 box

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264. Van Dusen, Henry P. (1897-1975) - Theologian, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Oxford Conference; John Foster Dulles's religious outlook and its evolution; the Geneva conference; the Commission on a Just and Durable Peace; John Foster Dulles's views on United States involvement in World War II; his interest in the ministry as a career; legal associations with John Foster Dulles; the Presbyterian Church; the Cambridge Conference, and the Commission of the Church on International Affairs; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; security cases in the State Department during the McCarthy period; The Federalist Papers; Thomas Dewey; John Foster Dulles's role in the creation of the United Nations; Far Eastern policy; the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). [RDC]

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1 box

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265. Vorys, John M. (1896-1968) - United States Congressman, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's views on international affairs in the late 1930's; his book, War, Peace, and Change; the Japanese Peace Treaty; "brinkmanship;" John Foster Dulles's knowledge of and interest in administration and organization; personal relations with John Foster Dulles; the anti-Yalta resolutions; John Foster Dulles as a lawyer and advocate; the Bricker Amendment; John Foster Dulles's relations with the President; his views on foreign aid (India); comparison of John Foster Dulles and other Secretaries of State. [RDC]

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1 box

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266. Wadsworth, James J. (1905-1984) - Deputy United States Representative to the United Nations, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The United Nations during John Foster Dulles's administration; relations between the United Nations Mission and the State Department; relations between John Foster Dulles and Ambassador Lodge; Red China; United Nations Membership; disarmament; relations with the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); Suez; International Atomic Energy Agency. [PAC]

Physical Description

1 box

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267. Wainhouse, David W. (1900-1976) - Director, Office of United Nations Political Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles as Delegate to the United Nations General Assembly, the Dewey-Truman presidential campaign; the "Uniting for Peace" resolution; United Nations Membership; John Foster Dulles in the Senate; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; official relations with John Foster Dulles; his speeches; Suez; John Foster Dulles's relations with the Foreign Service; his views on the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); his relations with President Eisenhower. [PAC]

Physical Description

1 box

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268. Wan Waithayakon, Prince Krommun Naradhip Bongsprabandh (1891-1976) - Minister of Foreign Affairs of Thailand, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO); the Geneva Conference of 1954; the Red Chinese threat to Thailand; Indo-China; Korea; the Japanese Peace Treaty; the United Nations (Suez and Hungary); "Atoms for Peace;" "brinkmanship."[SD]

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1 box

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269. Waters, David J. (1923-2005) - Information Specialist, Department of State, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles on television, his interest in it and use of it; press conferences on television (editing problems, etc.); John Foster Dulles's moral and political philosophies; his speech habits and physical characteristics; rehearsals for public addresses; official and social contacts with John Foster Dulles; air travel; John Foster Dulles's final illness; his funeral. [PAC]

Physical Description

1 box

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270. Waugh, Samuel C., (1890-1970) - Deputy Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Official relations with John Foster Dulles; staff meetings; John Foster Dulles's interest in and knowledge of economic affairs; the administration of the State Department (problems of morale; McCarthyism, etc.); aid programs; international organizations; trade and tariffs (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade); the Caracas conference; Latin America; John Foster Dulles's final illness; John Foster Dulles's relations with the Treasury Department. [PAC]

Physical Description

1 box

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271. Weintal, Edward (1901-1973) - News correspondent, 1967. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The London conference of 1945; John Foster Dulles's press conferences; the Japanese Peace Treaty; Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) and Central Treaty Organization (CENTO); John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State and as a Negotiator (his legal approach); his relations with Senator Vandenberg; "agonizing reappraisal;" John Foster Dulles as an administrator; his relations with the press; McCarthyism in the State Department; press coverage of the State Department. [PAC]

Physical Description

1 box

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272. Wiggins, James Russell (1903-2000) - Editor, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Suez crisis; the Chinese correspondents issue; John Foster Dulles's relations with the press; Communism and the Cold War; Quemoy-Matsu; McCarthyism. [PAC]

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1 box

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273. Wilcox, Francis O. (1908-1985) - Assistant Secretary of State for International Organizational Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Japanese Peace Treaty; the United Nations; relations between John Foster Dulles and Ambassador Lodge; foreign aid; working relations with John Foster Dulles; staff meetings; John Foster Dulles's interest in and knowledge of United Nations affairs; Dag Hammerskjold; membership in the United Nations; Suez; the "Uniting for Peace" Resolution; relations between the State Department and the United Nations Mission; West New Guinea (Holland and Indonesia); disarmament; John Foster Dulles as an administrator. [PAC]

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1 box

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274. Wiley, Alexander (1884-1967) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles's relations with Congress and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee; the Formosa Resolution; correspondence with John Foster Dulles. [RDC]

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1 box

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275. Wilkins, Fraser (1908-1989) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Jerusalem and the United Nations; John Foster Dulles's trip to India in 1953; the Korean War; the Arab-Israeli dispute; working relations with John Foster Dulles; staff meetings; the Aswan Dam; Suez Canal Users Association and the Suez crisis; Duck Island; John Foster Dulles's relations with President Eisenhower; the Eisenhower Doctrine; John Foster Dulles's relations with foreign statesmen; the Baghdad Pact and the Northern Tier; the Kashmir dispute; Nehru. [PAC]

Physical Description

1 box

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276. Wilson, Richard L. (1905-1981) - Newspaperman, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

John Foster Dulles as Thomas Dewey's adviser; his views on international affairs before World War II; John Foster Dulles as a Senator; as Secretary of State (comparison with other Secretaries); the Austrian State Treaty; John Foster Dulles's relations with the press; United States-Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) relations and John Foster Dulles's concept of the long-range evolution of international relations; Far Eastern policy; John Foster Dulles's relations with President Eisenhower; his final illness; the Bureau of Public Information; passports to Red China; McCarthyism and attacks on the State Department. [RDC]

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1 box

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277. Woods, George D. (1901-1982) - President of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Sullivan & Cromwell; John Foster Dulles's interest in finance and economics; the Suez Canal Company settlement; Egyptian-United States relations and the aftermath of the Aswan Dam and Suez crisis; Indian-American relations. [RDC]

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1 box

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278. Wriston, Henry M. (1889-1978) - Chairman of the Committee on Organization and Administration of the State Department, 1953, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Council on Foreign Relations, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; detailed discussion of the reorganization of the State Department administration; John Foster Dulles's interest in administration; comparison of the Dulles administration with those of previous Secretaries of State; John Foster Dulles's relations with the Foreign Service; McCarthy; State Department dismissals; the "massive retaliation" speech. [RDC]

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1 box

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279. Yeh, George K.C. (1904-1981) - Foreign Minister of the Republic of China, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The London conference of 1945; "brinkmanship;" the Japanese Peace conference; the 1954 Security Treaty; John Foster Dulles's views on Communism; Quemoy-Matsu; "massive retaliation;" the Tachen Islands; John Foster Dulles's relations with President Eisenhower; personal relations with John Foster Dulles. [SD]

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1 box

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280. Yoshida, Shigeru (1878-1967) - Prime Minister of Japan, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Discussions with John Foster Dulles and Douglas MacArthur on Japanese rearmament; the reclamation of Japan; Peace Treaty negotiations; Communist China and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); the revision of the Security Treaty; relations with Korea. [SD]

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1 box

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281. Yost, Charles W. (1907-1981) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

The Dulles family in Watertown, New York; the San Francisco Conference of 1945; the General Assembly meeting of 1946 (negotiations with the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR)); the Foreign Ministers meeting in Paris in 1949 (Germany and Eastern Europe, "roll-back" and "liberation"); foreign aid and the national budget (Greece); McCarthyism and morale in the State Department; the Austrian State Treaty; detailed discussion of relations with Laos; Indo-China and Southeast Asian affairs; Suez and Hungary; Algeria; Summit meetings; the Policy Planning Staff; John Foster Dulles's working habits and his relations with State Department personnel. [RDC]

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1 box

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282. John Foster Dulles and the Far East, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

A Conference of the Advisory Committee of the Dulles Oral History Project concerning John Foster Dulles's participation in the events and policies of the United States in the Far East.

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1 box

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Arranged alphabetically.

Physical Description

5 boxes

Microfilm A-CH, 1964-1967. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Microfilm CH-HA, 1964-1967. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Microfilm HA-MA, 1964-1967. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Microfilm MA-SA, 1964-1967. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Microfilm SA-YO, 1964-1967. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Arrangement

Arranged alphabetically.

Physical Description

7 boxes

Achilles, Theodore (1905-1986) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Adams, Sherman (1899-1986) - Assistant to the President, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Aiken, George D. (1892-1984) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Aldrich, Winthrop W. (1885-1974) - United States Ambassador, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Allen, George V. (1903-1970) - Diplomat, 1965-1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Allison, John M. (1905-1978) - Ambassador to Japan, Indonesia and Czechoslovakia and Deputy Director of Far Eastern Affairs, 1969. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

1 reel; 1 DAT

Physical Description

1 box

Alsop, Joseph (1910-1989) - Journalist, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Alsop, Stewart (1914-1974) - Journalist, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Anderson, Dillon (1906-1974) - Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Armstrong, W. Park, Jr. (1907-1985) - Foreign Service Officer, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Asbjornson, Mildred J. - Secretary in the office of the Secretary of State, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Babcock, C. Stanton (1904-1979) - Military Adviser on the Japanese Peace Treaty, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Barbour, Walworth (1908-1982) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Barnes, Roswell P. (1901-1990) - Clergyman, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Beal, John R. - Journalist and Author, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Beale, Sir Howard (1898-1983) - Australian Ambassador to the United States, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Becker, Loftus E. (1911-1977) - Legal Adviser, State Department, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Bell, Elliott V. (1902-1983) - Editor and Publisher, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Bennett, John Coleman (1902-1995) - Theologian, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Benson, Richard K. - Airplane Pilot, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Berding, Andrew H. (1902- ) - Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Berendsen, Sir Carl (1890-1980) - New Zealand Ambassador to the United States, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Bissell, Richard M., Jr. (1909-1994) - Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Official, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Black, Eugene (1898-1992) - Executive Director of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Bohlen, Charles E. (1904-1974) - Diplomat, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Bowie, Robert R. (1909-2013) - Assistant Secretary of State for Policy Planning, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Brandt, Willy (1913-1992) - Governing Mayor of West Berlin, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Brentano, Heinrich von (1904-1964) - Foreign Minister of the Federal German Republic, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Brownell, Herbert (1904-1996) - Attorney General of the United States, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Bruce, David K.E. (1898-1977) - Diplomat, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Brundage, Percival F. (1892-1979) - Director, Bureau of the Budget, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Buchanan, Wiley T., Jr. (1914-1986) - Chief of Protocol, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Bunker, Ellsworth (1894-1984) - United States Ambassador to Italy, India during Eisenhower Administration, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

1 reel; 1 cassette

Physical Description

1 box

Burgess, W. Randolph (1889-1978) - United States Representative to North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) (Mrs. Burgess, Helen Morgan Hamilton also participated in the interview), 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Burke, Arleigh (1901-1996) - Chief, United States Naval Operations, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

1 reel; 2 CDs

Physical Description

1 box

Butterworth, W. Walton (1903-1975) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Byrnes, James F. (1879-1975) - United States Secretary of State, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Cabell, Charles P. (1903-1971) - Deputy Director, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Cabot, John M. (1901-1981) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Carpenter, Isaac W., Jr. (1893-1983) - Assistant Secretary of State for Administration, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Casey, Richard G. (Lord Berwick) (1890-1976) - Australian Minister for External Affairs, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Cavert, Samuel McCrea (1888-1976) - Clergyman, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Chamoun, Camille (1900-1987) - President of Lebanon, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Chang, Myun (1899-1966) - Prime Minister of Korea, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Chiang Kai-Shek, Generalissimo (1887-1975) and Madame (1899-2003) - President and First Lady of the Republic of China, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Childs, Marquis W. (1903-1990) - Journalist, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Chung Il Kwon (1917-1994) - Prime Minister of Korea, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

 Clark, Mark Wayne (1896-1984) - High Commissioner of Austria; Commander-in-Chief, United Nations Command in Korea, 1965. 1 box.
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Physical Description

1 box

Clay, Lucius D. (1897-1978) - Commander-in-Chief; United States Forces in Europe, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Collins, J. Lawton (1896-1987) - Special United States Representative in Viet Nam, 1954-55, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Conant, James B. (1893-1978) - United States Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Cook, Howard A. (1915-1996) - Chief, Public Services Division, Department of State, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Cooper, John Sherman (1901-1991) - United States Senator; former Ambassador to India, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Cordier, Andrew W. (1901-1975) - United Nations Official, 1967. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Corsi, Edward (1896-1965) - Specialist in Migration and Refugee Problems, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Cosgrove, Delos M., Jr. - Attorney, personal friend of John Foster Dulles, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Couve de Murville, Maurice (1907-1999) - French Ambassador to the United States and Foreign Minister of France, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Crowe, Philip Kingsland (1908-1976) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Cumming, Hugh S., Jr. (1900-1986) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Davie, Eugenie Mary (Mrs. Preston Davie) (1895-1975) - Civic and political leader, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

de la Colina, Rafael (1898-1996) - Mexican Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Dean, Arthur (1898-1987) - Partner, Sullivan and Cromwell, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Dewey, Thomas E. (1902-1971) - Republican candidate for President, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Dillon, Clarence (1882-1979) - Personal friend of John Foster Dulles, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Dillon, C. Douglas (1909-2003) -United States Ambassador to France and Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Dirksen, Everett McKinley (1896-1969) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Donovan, Robert J. (1912-2003) - Journalist, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Dreier, John C. (1906-1994) - Director, Office of Regional American Political Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Drummond, Roscoe (1902-1983) - Journalist, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Dulles, Allen W. (1893-1969) - John Foster Dulles's brother, Director of Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Dulles, Avery (1918-2008) - John Foster Dulles's youngest son, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Dulles, Eleanor Lansing (1895-1996) - John Foster Dulles's sister; Special Assistant, Office of German Affairs, Department of State, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Earle, Walter K. (1886-1969) - LawyerEisenhower, Milton (1899-1985) - Member, President Eisenhower's Committee on Governmental Organization and Special Ambassador and Personal Representative of the President on Latin American Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Eban, Abba (1915-2002) - Israeli Ambassador to the United States, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Eberstadt, Ferdinand (1890-1969) - Investment banker, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Eckardt, Felix von (1903-1979) - Press Chief, Federal German Republic, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

1 reel; 1 cassette

Physical Description

1 box

Edwards, Margaret Dulles (Mrs. Deane Edwards) (1889-1970) - John Foster Dulles's eldest sister, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Eisenhower, Dwight David (1890-1969) - President of the United States, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Eisenhower, Milton (1899-1985) - Member, President Eisenhower's Committee on Governmental Organization and Special Ambassador and Personal Representative of the President on Latin American Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Eldridge, Arthur - Crew member of the Menemsha, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Elliott, Eleanor Thomas (Mrs. John Elliott, Jr.) - Social Secretary to Mr. and Mrs. Dulles, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Emeny, Brooks (1901-1980) - Author and Lecturer, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Ernst, Morris L. (1888-1976) - Lawyer, 1971. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Item is missing.

Physical Description

1 box

Fagley, Richard M. - Executive Secretary of the Commission of the Churches on International Affairs, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Ferguson, Homer (1889-1982) - United States Senator; former Ambassador to the Philippines, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Finletter, Thomas K. (1893-1969) - United States Secretary of the Air Force, 1967. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Fosdick, Raymond B. (1883-1972) - President of the Rockefeller Foundation, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Foster, William C. (1897-1984) - Deputy Secretary of Defense, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Franklin, George S., Jr. (1913-1996) - Executive Director, Council on Foreign Relations, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

1 reel; 2 cassettes.

Physical Description

1 box

Franks, Sir Oliver Shewell (1905-1992) - United Kingdom Ambassador to the United States, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Freers, Edward L. (1912-1977) - Foreign Service Officer, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Fujiyama, Aiichiro (1894-1985) - Foreign Minister of Japan, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Fulbright, James William (1905-1995) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Fulton, James G. (1903-1971) - United States Congressman, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Garcia, Carlos P. (1896-1971) - President of the Philippines, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Gates, Thomas S. (1906-1983) - Secretary of the Navy, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Goodpaster, Andrew J. (1915-2005) - Staff Assistant to the President and Defense Liaison Officer, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Gray, Gordon (1908-1982) - Special Assistant to President Eisenhower for National Security Affairs, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Green, Joseph C. (1887-1978) - United States Ambassador to Jordan, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Greene, Joseph N., Jr. (1920- ) - Special Assistant to the Secretary of State, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Gross, Ernest A. (1906-1999) - United States Delegate to the United Nations, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Hagerty, James C. (1909-1981) - Press Secretary to the President, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Hall, Leonard (1900-1979) - Press Secretary to the President, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Halleck, Charles A. (1900-1986) - United States Congressman, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Hallstein, Walter (1901-1982) - Secretary of State, German Foreign Office, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Hanes, John W., Jr. (1925- ) - Special Assistant to the Secretary of State, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

2 reels.

Physical Description

1 box

Hare, Raymond (1901-1994) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Harkness, Richard (1907-1979) - News commentator and journalist. (Mrs. Harkness also participated in the interview.), 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Harlow, Bryce N. (1916-1987) - Administrative Assistant to President Eisenhower, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Harr, Karl, Jr. (1922-2002) - Special Assistant to President Eisenhower, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Harriman, W. Averell (1891-1986) - Governor of New York, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Harsch, Joseph C. (1905-1998) - Journalist, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Hart, Robert F., Jr. - Business associate and sailing companion of John Foster Dulles, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Hauge, Gabriel (1914-1981) - Special Assistant to President Eisenhower for Economic Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Hawkins, David R. (1892-1982) - Partner, Sullivan and Cromwell, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Heaton, Leonard D. (1902-1983) - Commanding General, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Heeney, A.D.P. (1902-1970) - Canadian Ambassador to the United States, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Henderson, Loy W. (1892-1986) - Diplomat, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Herter, Christian A. (1895-1966) - Secretary of State, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Herzog, Yaacov (1921-1972) - Israeli diplomat, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Hickenlooper, Bourke B. (1896-1971) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Hickerson, John D. (1898-1989) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Hightower, John M. (1909-1987) - News correspondent, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Hill, Robert C. (1907-1978) - Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional Relations and United States Ambassador to Mexico, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Hinshaw, Lillias Dulles (Mrs. Robert Hinshaw) (1914-1987) - John Foster Dulles's daughter, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Hollister, John B. (1890-1979) - Director, International Cooperation Administration, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Holmes, Julius C. (1899-1968) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Houghton, Amory (1899-1981) - United States Ambassador to France, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Hughes, Emmet John (1920-1982) - Administrative Assistant to President Eisenhower, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Hughes, John C. (1891-1971) - United States Representative to the North Atlantic Council, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

 Humphrey, George M. (1890-1970) - Secretary of the Treasury. [Herbert Hoover, Jr. (1903-1969), Under Secretary of State, also participated in the interview.], 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

Item is missing.

Physical Description

1 box

Irwin, John N., II (1913-1971) - Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Javits, Jacob K. (1904-1986) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Jefferson, Louis W., Jr. - Security Officer for Secretary Dulles, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Johnson, U. Alexis (1908-1997) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Judd, Walter H. (1898-1994) - United States Congressman, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Kennan, George F. (1904-2005) - Diplomat, 1967. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Kerr, Walter B., Jr. (1911- ) - Journalist, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Khoman, Thanat (1914- ) - Thai Ambassador to the United States, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Kishi, Nobusuke (1896-1987) - Prime Minister of Japan, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

 Kohler, Foy D. (1908-1991) - Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs, 1967. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

This item is missing.

Physical Description

1 box

Kono, Ichiro (1898-1966) - Secretary General of the Japanese Liberal Party, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Krock, Arthur (1886-1974) - Journalist, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Lambert, Gerard (1886-1967) - Opinion research consultant for the Eisenhower presidential campaigns, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Larson, Arthur (1910-1993) - Director, United States Information Agency, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Leiper, Henry Smith (1891-1975) - Church official, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

LeMay, Curtis A. (1906-1990) - Commander-in-Chief, Strategic Air Command, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

During a digitization effort it was determined that the reel has much too much background noise and over modulation to salvage any vocals. Therefore digitization is not possible for this item.

Physical Description

1 box

Lindley, Ernest (1899-1979) - Journalist, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Lisagor, Peter (1915-1976) - Diplomatic correspondent, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Lodge, Henry Cabot (1902-1985) - United States Ambassador to the United Nations, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Lord, Mary Pillsbury (Mrs. Oswald B. Lord) (1904-1978) - United States Representative to the United Nations, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Lourie, Donold B. (1899-1990) - Under Secretary of State for Administration, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Luce, Henry (1898-1967) - Editor-in-Chief, Time, Life, and Fortune, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Lucet, Charles (1910-1990) - French diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Lyon, Cecil B. (1903-1993) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

MacArthur, Douglas, II (1909-1997) - Foreign Service Officer, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

MacDonald, Sir Thomas (1898-1980) - New Zealand Minister of External Affairs, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

MacKay, John A. (1889-1983) - Clergyman, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Macomber, Phyllis Bernau (Mrs. William B. Macomber, Jr.) - John Foster Dulles's Personal Assistant, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Macomber, William Butts, Jr. (1921-2003) - Special Assistant to the Secretary of State and Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional Relations, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Malik, Charles (1906-1987) - Lebanese diplomat, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Mann, Thomas C. (1912-1987) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Mansfield, Michael J. (1903-2001) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Martin, Joseph W., Jr. (1884-1968) - United States Congressman, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Matthews, H. Freeman (1899-1986) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Mayer, Rene (1895-1972) - Prime Minister of France, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

McCardle, Carl Wesley (1904-1972) - Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

McCloy, John J. (1895-1989) - High Commissioner for Germany, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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McCormack, John W. (1891-1980) - United States Congressman, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

McElroy, Neil (1904-1972) - United States Secretary of Defense, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

McKittrick, Thomas H. (1889-1970) - Banker, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Mehta, Gaganvihari Lallubhai (1900-1974) - Indian Ambassador to the United States, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Mendes France, Pierre (1907-1982) - Prime Minister of France, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Merchant, Livingston T. (1903-1976) - Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Merson, Martin (1906- ) - Consultant with the International Information Administration, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Miller, Evereard P. (1886-1972) - Classmate of John Foster Dulles, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Mitchell, James P. (1900-1964) - United States Secretary of Labor, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Mode, Douglas G. - Assistant to John Foster Dulles as the San Francisco Conference of 1945, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Morgan, Gerald D. (1908-1976) - Deputy Assistant to the President, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Morton, Thruston B. (1907-1982) - Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional Relations, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Munro, Sir Leslie Knox (1901-1974) - New Zealand Representative to the United Nations, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Murnane, George (1887-1969) - Business executive, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Murphy, Charles J. V. (1904-1987) - Editor and writer, 1966. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

1 reel; 1 CD

Physical Description

1 box

Murphy, Robert D. (1894-1978) - Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Nash, Sir Walter (1882-1968) - New Zealand Representative to the United Nations, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Nixon, Richard M. (1913-1994) - Vice President of the United States, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Nolde, O. Frederick (1899-1972) - Theologian, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Nolting, Frederick E., Jr. (1911-1989) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Norstad, Lauris (1907-1988) - Supreme Allied Commander in Europe, Supreme Headquarters of Allied Powers in Europe, 1967. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

O'Connor, Roderic L. (1921-1982) - Special Assistant to the Secretary of State, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Okazaki, Katsuo (1897-1965) - Japanese Foreign Minister, 1964. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

1 reel; 1 DAT

Physical Description

1 box

Osborn, Frederick (1889-1981) - Deputy United States representative to the United Nations Committee for the Control of Atomic Energy for Peaceful Purposes, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Paik, Too-Chin (1908-1993) - Prime Minister of Korea, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Pandit, Vijaya Lakshumi (1900-1990) - Chairman, Indian Delegation to the United Nations; President, United Nations General Assembly, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Peckham, Arthur C. - Physician, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Pfeiffer, Timothy N. (1886-1971) - Classmate of John Foster Dulles, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Phleger, Herman (1890-1984) - Legal Adviser, State Department, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Pineau, Christian (1904-1995) - French Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Pool, J. Lawrence (1906-2004) - Physician, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Pote, Sarasin (1906-2000) - Prime Minister of Thailand, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Potter, Philip - News correspondent, 1967. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Prochnow, Herbert V. (1897-1998) - Deputy Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Proctor, Carolyn - Secretary in the office of the Secretary of State, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Purcell, Robert W. (1911- ) - Lawyer, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Pyun, Yung Tai (1892-1969) - Prime Minister of Korea, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Rabb, Maxwell N. (1910-2002) - Presidential Assistant, Secretary to Cabinet, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Radford, Arthur W. (1896-1973) - Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Randall, Clarence B. (1891-1967) - Special Assistant to the President on Foreign Economic Policy, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Reid, Ogden (1925- ) - Editor, New York Herald Tribune, 1967. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Reinhardt, G. Frederick (1911-1971) - United States Ambassador, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Reinstein, Jacques J. (1911-1971) - Foreign Service Officer, 1966-1967. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Reston, James B. (1909-1995) - Journalist, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Richards, James P. (1894-1979) - United States Congressman, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Riddleberger, James W. (1904-1982) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

1 reel; 2 cassettes.

Physical Description

1 box

Ridgway, Matthew B. (1895-1993) - Army Officer, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Roberts, Chalmers M. (1910-2005) - Journalist, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

 Robertson, Walter S. (1893-1970) - Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

This item is missing.

Physical Description

1 box

Rockefeller, John D., 3rd (1906-1978) - Chairman, Rockefeller Foundation, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Romulo, Carlos P. (1901-1985) - Philippine Secretary of Foreign Affairs, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Rountree, William M. (1917-1995) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Rovere, Richard H. (1915-1979) - Writer and editor, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Rubottom, Roy Richard, Jr. (1912-2010) - Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Rusk, Dean (1909-1994) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Russell, Francis H. (1904-1989) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Saltonstall, Leverett (1892-1979) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Saltzman, Charles E. (1903- ) - Under Secretary of State for Administration, 1967. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Satterthwaite, Joseph C. (1900-1990) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Schoebrun, David (1915-1988) - News correspondent, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Scranton, William Warren (1917- ) - Special Assistant to the Secretary of State for Public Relations, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Sebald, William J. (1901-1980) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

2 reel; 3 cassettes

Physical Description

1 box

Selden, Armistead I., Jr. (1921-1985) - United States Congressman, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Seligman, Eustace (1889-1976) - Partner, Sullivan and Cromwell, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Service, John Stewart (1909- ) - Foreign Service Officer, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Seymour, Nataline Dulles (Mrs. James S. Seymour) - John Foster Dulles's youngest sister, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Shanley, Bernard M. (1903-1992) - Secretary to President Eisenhower, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Sharp, George C. (1897-1973) - Partner, Sullivan and Cromwell, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

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Shedd, Edward J. (1885-1970) - Classmate of John Foster Dulles, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Sheldon, Paul - Physician, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Shepley, James R. (1917-1988) - Journalist and editor, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Sherfield, Lord (1904-1996) - United Kingdom Ambassador to the United States, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Sisco, Joseph J. (1919-2004) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Smith, Gerard C. (1914-1994) - Assistant Secretary of State for Policy Planning, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Smith, H. Alexander (1880-1966) - United States Senator, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Sohn, Won Yil - Korean Minister of Defense, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Spaak, Paul Henri (1899-1972) - Secretary General of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Sparkman, John (1899-1985) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Spender, Sir Percy (1897-1985) - Australian Ambassador to the United States, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Sprague, Robert (1900- ) - Consultant on Continental Defense, National Security Council, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Stassen, Harold (1907-2001) - Director, Foreign Operations Administration, and Special Assistant to the President on World Disarmament, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Stephens, Thomas E. (1903-1966) - Secretary to President Eisenhower, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Streibert, Theodore C. (1899-1987) - Director, United States Information Agency, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Stump, Felix Budwell (1894-1972) - Commander-in-Chief of the Pacific and United States Pacific Fleet, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Swartz, Doris Doyle (Mrs. Emerson A. Swartz) - Secretary to John Foster Dulles, 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents

1 reel; 1 DAT

Physical Description

1 box

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Taylor, Maxwell D. (1901-1987) - Army Officer and Government Official, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Thayer, Robert H. (1901-1984) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Thomas, Dorothy Quinsy Hancock (Mrs. James A. Thomas) - Personal friend and distant relative of the Dulles family, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Thompson, John Fairfield (1881-1968) - Industrialist, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Thompson, Llewelyn E. (1904-1972) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Torbert, Horace G., Jr. (1911-2008) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Traphagen, John C. (1889-1979) - Banker, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Twining, Nathan F. (1897-1982) - Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Tyler, William R. (1910-2003) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Van Dusen, Henry P. (1897-1975) - Theologian, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Vorys, John M. (1896-1968) - United States Congressman, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Wadsworth, James J. (1905-1984) - Deputy United States Representative to the United Nations, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Wainhouse, David W. (1900-1976) - Director, Office of United Nations Political Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Wan Waithayakon, Prince Krommun Naradhip Bongsprabandh (1891-1976) - Minister of Foreign Affairs of Thailand, 1964. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Waters, David J. (1923-2005) - Information Specialist, Department of State, 1966. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Waugh, Samuel C., (1890-1970) - Deputy Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description

1 box

Weintal, Edward (1901-1973) - News correspondent, 1967. 1 box.
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1 box

Wiggins, James Russell (1903-2000) - Editor, 1965. 1 box.
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1 box

Wilcox, Francis O. (1908-1985) - Assistant Secretary of State for International Organizational Affairs, 1965. 1 box.
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1 box

Wiley, Alexander (1884-1967) - United States Senator, 1966. 1 box.
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1 box

Wilkins, Fraser (1908-1989) - Diplomat, 1965. 1 box.
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1 box

Wilson, Richard L. (1905-1981) - Newspaperman, 1966. 1 box.
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1 box

Woods, George D. (1901-1982) - President of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 1966. 1 box.
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1 box

Wriston, Henry M. (1889-1978) - Chairman of the Committee on Organization and Administration of the State Department, 1953, 1964. 1 box.
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1 box

Yeh, George K.C. (1904-1981) - Foreign Minister of the Republic of China, 1964. 1 box.
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1 box

Yoshida, Shigeru (1878-1967) - Prime Minister of Japan, 1964. 1 box.
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1 box

Yost, Charles W. (1907-1981) - Diplomat, 1966. 1 box.
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1 box

John Foster Dulles and the Far East, 1964. 1 box.
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1 box

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2 boxes

The John Foster Dulles Oral History Collection: A Descriptive Catalogue, 1994. 1 box.
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1 box

Guide and Index to the Microfilm Edition, 1994. 1 box.
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1 box

Print, Suggest