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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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    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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    [Vietnam and Vietnam War] A Diplomatic-Political Track for Vietnam [if North Vietnam is ready to engage without preconditions in direct, private talks, the US might schedule another bombing pause, inform Hanoi that the US is ready to discuss DRV PM Pham Van Dong's four-point proposal for political settlement, and resume bombing if no response is received from Hanoi. The US would have to obtain the approval of the GVN and should seek to delay the initiation of talks until the authority of the GVN is more firmly established]. Memorandum, Chester L. Cooper, Staff Member, to the President. May 25, 1965. 4 p. Tab: (A-B) not attached. TOP SECRET. SANITIZED copy. Released June 14, 1978. Johnson Library, NSF, Countries, Vietnam, Vol. 34.

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    [United Kingdom] U.K. Military Expenditures Overseas [statistics]. Memorandum, devaluation but should establish as a precondition a UK agreement to maintain its worldwide defense commitments and take the internal measures necessary to multilateralize an economic rescue operation; methods of short-term support and consequences of not providing assistance to the UK are reviewed]. Memorandum, George Ball, Under Secy of State. Aug. 6, 1965. 2 p. SECRET. SENSITIVE. Declassified Mar. 13, 1978. Johnson Library, NSF, Countries, UK, Trendex (Burke Trend).

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    [United Kingdom] Visit of British Foreign Secretary, Washington, March 21-24, 1965 [talking papers covering UK-Spain dispute over Gibraltar, new USSR tactics in the Sino-Soviet dispute, Cuban subversive activities in Latin America, and UK participation in the Inter-American Committee on the Alliance for Progress]. Briefing Book [SGH/5, SGH/8, SGH/9 only]. Mar. 18, 1965. 7 p. CONFIDENTIAL. Declassified Aug. 3, 1977. Johnson Library, NSF, Countries, UK, Michael Stewart Visit, Mar. 21, 1965.

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    [United Kingdom] The U.K. Balance of Payments Crisis [UK resources and needs to reach balance of payments equilibrium, possibility of a sterling crisis, budget, monetary policy, incomes and price policy, capital accounts measures, and balance of payments expectations]. Memorandum, Thomas E. Summers, to Deane R. Hinton, Dir., Office of Atlantic Political Economic Affairs. June 21, 1965. 9 p. CONFIDENTIAL. Declassified Feb. 3, 1978. Johnson Library, NSF, Countries, UK, Balance of Payments Crisis, 1965.

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    [Greece. Polk murder case. During subject's and Gen. William Donovan's stay in depend on the manner of his going: by natural causes, coup, or assassination. Death by natural causes would occasion the least violence, although the consolidation of power in other hands would be difficult because Duvalier has not allowed any political dialogue or named a successor other than his 15-year-old son. A sudden coup would also limit bloodshed. Assassination would bring about the most violence, unleashing the various elements of Haitian society to revenge themselves on each other]. Directorate of Intelligence, Office of Current Intelligence Memorandum No. 2378/65. Dec. 6, 1965. 7 p. SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM. Declassified Oct. 18, 1977.

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