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  1. DEPARTMENT OF STATE  23.783
  2. WHITE HOUSE  13.814
  3. Department of State  11.094
  4. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY  9.131
  5. White House  5.110
  6. NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL  4.990
  7. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE  4.788
  8. National Security Council  1.805
  9. Central Intelligence Agency  1.498
  10. Department of Defense  1.498
  11. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION  717
  12. Department of the Treasury  296
  13. Atomic Energy Commission  218
  14. Federal Bureau of Investigation  213
  15. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION  203
  16. UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY  168
  17. ARMS CONTROL AND DISARMAMENT AGENCY  149
  18. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE  142
  19. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency  100
  20. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION  97
  21. FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION  97
  22. UNITED NATIONS  90
  23. United States Information Agency  88
  24. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY  62
  25. North Atlantic Treaty Organization  57
  26. AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT  56
  27. United Nations  48
  28. PRESIDENT'S SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE  47
  29. Department of Justice  46
  30. SENATE  38
  31. NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION  33
  32. BUREAU OF THE BUDGET  32
  33. Congress  30
  34. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE  26
  35. National Aeronautics and Space Administration  24
  36. COUNCIL ON FOREIGN ECONOMIC POLICY  23
  37. MISCELLANEOUS AGENCIES, BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND CO  23
  38. OPERATIONS COORDINATING BOARD  21
  39. Senate  21
  40. COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISERS  15
  41. INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURAL SURPLUS  15
  42. NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION  15
  43. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE  14
  44. Department of Energy  12
  45. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE  11
  46. Department of Agriculture  9
  47. Department of Commerce  9
  48. GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE  9
  49. OFFICE OF DEFENSE MOBILIZATION  8
  50. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR  6
  51. CONGRESS  5
  52. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY  5
  53. NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE COUNCIL  5
  54. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR  4
  55. OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY  4
  56. PSYCHOLOGICAL STRATEGY BOARD  4
  57. ATLANTIC-PACIFIC INTEROCEANIC CANAL STUDY COMMISSION  3
  58. COMMISSION ON FOREIGN ECONOMIC POLICY  3
  59. FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM  3
  60. Nuclear Regulatory Commission  3
  61. STRATEGIC SERVICES UNIT  3
  62. UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION  3
  63. Department of the Interior  2
  64. FEDERAL CIVIL DEFENSE ADMINISTRATION  2
  65. FOREIGN OPERATIONS ADMINISTRATION  2
  66. INTERDEPARTMENTAL CONSULTATIVE GROUP  2
  67. OFFICE OF CIVIL AND DEFENSE MOBILIZATION  2
  68. OFFICE OF STRATEGIC SERVICES  2
  69. PRESIDENT'S COMMITTEE TO STUDY THE UNITED STATES MILITARY  2
  70. UNITED STATES INTELLIGENCE BOARD  2
  71. CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD  1
  72. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare  1
  73. Department of Housing and Urban Development  1
  74. Department of Transportation  1
  75. INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY BOARD  1
  76. NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION  1
  77. OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET  1
  78. OFFICE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY  1
  79. OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE FOR TRADE NEGOTIATONS  1
  80. PRESIDENT'S BOARD OF CONSULTANTS ON FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE  1
  81. PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION ON INFORMATION ACTIVITIES ABROAD  1
  82. SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON US TRADE RELATIONS WITH EAST  1
  83. SUPREME COURT  1
  84. WARREN COMMISSION  1

Erscheinungsdatum

  1. 1964  6.686
  2. 1965  6.171
  3. 1967  5.826
  4. 1966  5.468
  5. 1968  5.067
  6. 1957  3.129
  7. 1956  3.113
  8. 1960  3.108
  9. 1959  2.960
  10. 1958  2.894
  11. 1963  2.700
  12. 1955  2.521
  13. 1961  2.369
  14. 1952  2.324
  15. 1962  2.173
  16. 1954  2.110
  17. 1953  2.099
  18. 1951  1.672
  19. 1977  1.183
  20. 1975  1.151
  21. 1978  1.081
  22. 1979  949
  23. 1976  874
  24. 1950  740
  25. 1980  659
  26. 1948  526
  27. 1972  467
  28. 1949  450
  29. 1969  444
  30. 1973  439
  31. 1974  414
  32. 1970  297
  33. 1971  281
  34. 1987  273
  35. 1983  266
  36. 1984  194
  37. 1985  160
  38. 1988  153
  39. 1982  150
  40. 1981  145
  41. 1947  103
  42. 1944  91
  43. 1945  91
  44. 1986  74
  45. 1946  54
  46. 1989  33
  47. 1943  24
  48. 1942  20
  49. 1990  7
  50. 1994  5
  51. 1941  4
  52. 1992  4
  53. 1911  3
  54. 1991  3
  55. 1997  2
  56. 1999  2
  57. 1905  1
  58. 1996  1
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    [The "oil spot" theory of pacification, which presupposes a fixed level of VC strength that can be gradually reduced, is invalid because VC strength is rising, and thus, a "pacified" area is always vulnerable to attack from unpacified areas. Another problem is that pacification entails use of forces for essentially static defense, which is "not the way to `win'." The US must place emphasis on meeting the enemy's purely military challenge before concentrating on counterinsurgency.] Letter, U. Alexis Johnson, Dep. Under Secy of State for Political Affairs, to Leonard Unger, Dep. Asst. Secy of State for Far Eastern Affairs. Mar. 22, 1965. 4 p. SECRET. Declassified June 12, 1978. Johnson Library, NSF, Countries, Vietnam, Vol. 31.

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    [MACV spokesman's statement about the use of gas has triggered adverse press fields including rehabilitation of facilities for training of popular forces, improvement of logistical capabilities, support for police buildup and reorganization, water treatment, housing, rural electrification, and industry, and expanded civic action, information, and psychological programs.] Am Emb Saigon, Telegram No. 3045. 3 Sections. Mar. 22, 1965. 9 p. SECRET. LIM DIS. Declassified date not given. Johnson Library, NSF, Countries, Vietnam, Vol. 31.

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    [Proposed actions to expand and make more effective joint US-South Vietnamese efforts in non-military sphere, including decentralization and administration of govt., rural program, support for youth, religious and other special groups, economic and social measures, education, security and intelligence programs, and psychological operations; improvement of US administration of programs.] Outgoing Telegram No. 2065, to Am Emb Saigon. Mar. 23, 1965. 9 p. SECRET. LIM DIS. Declassified June 12, 1978. Johnson Library, NSF, Countries, Vietnam, Vol. 31.

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    [Difficulties and ambiguities in paper outlining possible negotiating points are examined. Among those cited as problems are provisions which would tend to undermine the legitimacy of the GVN, seek to renegotiate an agreement on Laos, emphasize withdrawal of DRV infiltrators as opposed to the VC in general, and specify vague conditions for cessation of US air strikes.] Am Emb Saigon, Telegram No. 3177, EX DIS for Ambassador Taylor only from Alex Johnson. 2 Sections. Apr. 1, 1965. 5 p. TOP SECRET. Declassified Jan. 30, 1978. Johnson Library, NSF, Countries, Vietnam, Vol. 32.

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    [United Kingdom] Prime Minister Wilson Announces Austerity Program [a six months covering the UK economy, Federation of South Arabia, bases in Singapore, influence in the Persian Gulf, BAOR, break in relations with the UAR, economic sanctions against Rhodesia, dispute with Spain over Gibraltar, PM Wilson's political strength, oil airlift to Zambia, request for US aid for the Caribbean, NATO nuclear sharing, Constituent Assembly elections in South Vietnam, and proposal for Vietnam War settlement negotiations; US policy on UN representation, Cyprus negotiations, the South African mandate over South West Africa, the Vorster govt. in South Africa, France's position on NATO installations in France, and the Kenya-Somalia border issue; US and UK positions on nonproliferation and the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty]. Briefing Book [B/1, B/2, B/4-B/11, B/13, B/15-B/26, and G/1 only]. Oct. 7-13, 1966. 74 p. SECRET to CONFIDENTIAL. SANITIZED copy. Released Nov. 29, 1977 to Aug. 29, 1978. Johnson Library, NSF, Countries, UK, Visit of UK Foreign Secretary Brown, Oct. 14, 1966.

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    Our Case in Vietnam [the case that, if given the choice, the people would choose the Viet Cong revolution is difficult to disprove because VC terrorism has been directed at few and because the VC have had much less support from the North than the GVN has had from the US. US should encourage the GVN to provide opportunities in education, business, and land acquisition and prevent the enemy from "capturing the ideal of a popularly-supported government"]. Memorandum, R. C. Bowman, to McGeorge Bundy, Spec. Asst. to the Pres. for Nat. Security Affairs. Apr. 22, 1965. 1 p. CONFIDENTIAL. Declassified May 21, 1979. Johnson Library, NSF, Countries, Vietnam, Vol. 33.

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    [Dept. is concerned, in view of Sihanouk's statement that US and South Vietnamese attendance at proposed Cambodian Conference is unacceptable, that if UK representative Gordon Walker should go to Phnom Penh before a South Vietnamese position is established, he might be faced with an official demand from Sihanouk for the NFLSV to represent South Vietnam.] Outgoing Telegram No. 2415, to Am Emb Saigon. Apr. 24, 1965. 3 p. SECRET. EX DIS. SANITIZED copy. Released May 21, 1979. Johnson Library, NSF, Countries, Vietnam, Vol. 33.

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    [US will make no special announcement to the effect that deployed Marines are engaged in offensive combat operations but will announce such actions as they occur.] Am Emb Saigon, Telegram No. 3539, for Greenfield, pass USIA for Bunce, DOD for Sylvester. Corrected copy. Apr. 26, 1965. 2 p. SECRET. Declassified Apr. 10, 1978. Johnson Library, NSF, Countries, Vietnam, Vol. 33.

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    [Cuba/Congo/USSR. US is making a final effort to negotiate the sale of the Nicaro including the last-minute decision by the Kennedy administration to withdraw air support; Eisenhower predicts that if the story leaks out, it will result in a "virtual repudiation of the present administration," and if it is true, the story should be called "Profile in Timidity and Indecision."] Memorandum, Dwight D. Eisenhower, June 5, 1961. 4 p. Encl: [Sketch of Cuban coastline, not attached.] TOP SECRET. Declassified Sept. 11, 1978. Eisenhower Library, Dwight D. Eisenhower: Papers, Post-Presidential, 1961-69, Folder: Cuba, Box 10.

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    [Cuban missile crisis. Former Pres. Eisenhower advises Pres. Kennedy on the Soviet proposal to trade off removal of missiles from Cuba for a non-invasion guarantee; Eisenhower warns that because the US keeps its promises, it should be careful in committing itself.] Memorandum of Telephone Conversation [Dwight D. Eisenhower and John F. Kennedy, Pres.]. Oct. 29, 1962. 2 p. TOP SECRET. Declassified Sept. 11, 1978. Eisenhower Library, Dwight D. Eisenhower: Papers, Post-Presidential, 1961-69, Folder: Cuba, Box 10.

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    Congressional Meeting, Bipartisan [the President describes the proposed Mutual Security Program providing direct military and economic aid and loan programs amounting to less than four billion dollars. Secy Dulles describes the details of the program. Almost three billion dollars will be requested for "hardware" and defense support and one billion dollars for short-term economic aid. The program creates the Development Loan Fund (DLF) which will allow for "soft" loans repayable in local currencies and sometimes interest-free]. Minutes, L. A. Minnich, Jr., Secy to the Cabinet [Dwight D. Eisenhower, Pres.; Richard M. Nixon, Vice Pres.; John Foster Dulles, Secy of State; Senators Johnson, Russell, Knowland, Saltonstall, Dirksen, et al; Representatives Cannon, Vorys, Mansfield, et al; other US officials]. May 9, 1957. 9 p. CONFIDENTIAL. Declassified Jan. 20, 1976. Eisenhower Library, Office of the White House Staff Secretary: Records, 1953-61, Box 11, Legislative Conferences, 1957.

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    [Congressional] Legislative Meeting, Bipartisan [Secy of State Dulles discusses his attendance at the SEATO Council meeting and his visits with leaders in Asia]. Minutes, [Congressional] Legislative Meeting, Bipartisan [Secy of State Dulles discusses his Dulles, Secy of State; Senators, Representatives, and other US officials]. Mar. 22, 1956. 3 p. CONFIDENTIAL. Declassified Jan. 20, 1976. Eisenhower Library, Office of the White House Staff Secretary: Records, 1953-61, Box 11, Legislative Conferences, 1956.

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