EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D.: Papers as President
DULLES-HERTER SERIESCONTAINER LIST

Box No.
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Dulles, John F. Prior Inauguration [European Defense Community; Selwyn Lloyd re
Indochina and Korea; appointments; John Foster Dulles’ acceptance of position as
Secretary of State; India; Anthony Eden and NATO; colonialism; Senator Flanders
and Korea; Yugoslavia; Eisenhower’s views on the United States’ national security
and its need for raw materials]
Dulles, John F. Jan. 20, 1953 to 3/1/53 [Belgium; British trade proposals; EDC;
Adenauer; Formosa; Italy; Sweden; Egypt]
Dulles, John F. March, 1953 [McCarren Act and foreign shipping; Chief Joseph Dam
and United Kingdom; Lew Douglas and foreign economic policy; coronation gifts;
Lithuanian American Council, Inc. and genocide convention; Ambassador HerschelJohnson and Brazil; emergency immigration legislation; German refugees; Paul
Hoffman and Kashmir; Panama; Scott McLeod; Mexican Boundary Commission;
Lord Ismay and NATO; Norway]
Dulles, John F. April, 1953 [Anthony Eden; NATO and Austrian treaty; Paul
Hoffman; Eric Johnston and Point IV program; food situation in Pakistan; Egypt andMiddle East; Ecuador and Peru; Chiang Kai-shek; France; United Nations
Commission on Human Rights; Winston Churchill; Paul Hoffman’s trip; Korea andsick and wounded prisoners; Bricker Amendment]
Dulles, John F. May, 1953 [lead and zinc; Falcon Dam; Nehru and Korea, Egypt, andAfrica; Africa; Middle East; Prime Minister Churchill; United Kingdom and Egypt;
Canada; Oatis case]
Dulles, John F. June, 1953 (1) [Omar Bradley re NATO, EDC; Korea; overseas
libraries; Lord Ismay and NATO; Egypt; Communist China; Syngman Rhee]
Dulles, John F. June, 1953 (2) [Korea; Bermuda Conference; Turkey and USSR;
Senator Taft’s speech; Falcon Dam]
Dulles, John F. July, 1953 [Korea; Juan Peron; General Naguib and Egypt; Dutch
views of United States foreign policy; Senator Wiley; United Nations technicalassistance; immigration legislation; Saudi Arabia; Philippines and military bases;
Spanish base agreement; Samuel Lubell and plan re Soviet Union; Mexico; Winston
Churchill and Egypt]Dulles, John F. August, 1953 [Communist China and Indochina; Peru; Argentina]
Dulles, John F. Sept. 1953 [Dulles’ speech at United Nations; Indochina; Frenchelections; Trieste; Western Europe and trade policies; $100,000 MIG]
Dulles, John F. Oct. 1953 [India and Neutral Nations Commission; Norman Thomas;
Communist China; Brazil; Israel; visit by Greek king and queen; Secretary Wilson’s
statement re U.S. troops in Europe; labels for official programs; King Ibn Saud’s
health; Winston Churchill and EDC; U. Alexis Johnson as ambassador toCzechoslovakia; ruins of Angkor Vat; Barry Goldwater as interpreter for meetingwith Mexican President; clothing for people of East Germany; Trieste]

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Dulles, John F. Nov. 1953 [Soviet Union; acceptance of gifts from foreign
governments; Argentina; publicizing Milton Eisenhower’s report on Latin America;
Dulles’ talk to CIO; official precedence in Washington; President’s visit to Canada;continental defense, trade and St. Lawrence Seaway; Pakistan; Panama; Italy; Berlin
riots and psychological warfare; imports of oats; letter to Syngman Rhee]
Dulles, John F. Dec. 1953 [Communist China and U.N.; Mexican migrant labor
agreement negotiations; Rene Coty of France; European unity; proposed visit ofQueen mother; Winston Churchill and EDC; imports of oats]
Dulles -- Extra Copies
Dulles, John F. -- Jan. 1954 [discussions with USSR re nuclear weapons; Molotov;
Berlin Conference; Dulles’ speech on treaty power; Bricker Amendment; Korea;
civilian interest in NATO; proposed Department of Peace]
Dulles, Feb. 1954 (1) [Bricker Amendment; C.D. Jackson at Berlin; Mexican labor;
Panama; Georgescu case; military aid to Pakistan; Berlin Conference; EDC; Austria;
Molotov; Germany]
Dulles, Feb. 1954 (2) [Indochina and French; Egypt; Berlin Conference; Mexico andmigrant labor agreement; Molotov and EDC]
Dulles, March, 1954 (1) [Indochina; East-West trade; NATO; Europeanization of
Saar; Korea; visit by Governor General of Canada; EDC; Winston Churchill; Italy;
Georgescu Case]
Dulles, March, 1954 (2) [Program for securing victory in Indochina; EDC; Harold
Stassen; Italian politics; Europe; Mexican migrant labor negotiations; Canada; Soviet
Union and post-Berlin “psyche”]

Dulles -- April, 1954 (1) [Indochina; discussions between U.K., France, and US;
GATT; foreign relations aspects of antitrust policy; international control of atomic
weapons; Dien Bien Phu]
Dulles -- April, 1954 (2) [EDC; Indochina; atomic weapons; Dien Bien Phu andOperation Vautour; antitrust policy and foreign policy; Korean armed forces;
Winston Churchill; Korean unification; nuclear testing]Dulles -- April, 1954 - D.P.P. messages Duplicates [teletype duplicate messages re
Indochina]

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Dulles, John Foster -- May, 1954 (1) [Ethiopia; Japan and Fukuryu Maru; Bricker
Amendment; Indochina; GATT; Hoover and Iranian oil; Thailand; France and EDC;
Agriculture Department foreign representatives; United Kingdom; extension of Trade
Agreements Act; Molotov, USSR, Vietnam, Communist China, and Korean War;
Winston Churchill; Geneva Conference; Prince Bernhard]
Dulles, John Foster -- May, 1954 (2) [Indochina; Guatemala; moratorium on testingof nuclear weapons; Soviet military and Zhukov; tariffs and products made byworkers receiving substandard wages; proposed presidential appeal for peace basedon Geneva Conference; Paraguayan government; Honduras]
Dulles, John Foster -- May 1954 (3) [Korea; Indochina; India; Molotov andIndochina; Laos and Cambodia; Geneva Conference; Red China]
Dulles, John Foster -- May, 1954 (4) [Indochina; Eric Johnston’s trip to Near East;
refugee relief program; proposal re presidential speech for peace; Soviet aidememoire re atoms for peace]
Dulles, June, 1954 (1) [Former President Hoover re trip to Germany and re lead andzinc; Winston Churchill and Soviet Union; Geneva Conference; Guatemala;
Indochina; Croatian Catholic clergy]
Dulles, June, 1954 (2) [France; Indochina; Geneva Conference; EDC; ChurchillEden visit to U.S.; Soviet tankers and Communist China; tariff on watches; lead andzinc; Marshal Zhukov and President; Mexico]
Dulles, June, 1954 (3) [France; Geneva Conference and Indochina; Molotov;
Communist China; Trieste; Cuba and Sugar Act; General Patrick Hurley; Yalta;
Franklin Roosevelt’s policy re Indochina]
Dulles, June, 1954 (4) [Turkey and NATO; immigration act; Korea; Trade
Agreements Act; France and Indochina]

Dulles, John Foster -- July 1954 (1) [foreign service; EDC; Senate resolution reGermany; Syngman Rhee; Paul Hoffman and India; Indochina; German sovereignty;
Paris talks; Secretary Dulles and Pierre Mendes-France re US-French relations,
Indochina, EDC, and Germany]
Dulles, John Foster -- July 1954 (2) [Geneva Conference; tariff duties on groundfish
fillets; Indochina; Libyan base negotiations; lead and zinc tariff; Chiang Kai-shek;
Japan; EDC; Churchill re USSR, China, Indochina, and Middle East; Guatemala;Syngman Rhee visit to U.S.; Clare Boothe Luce and Italian bases]

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Dulles, John Foster -- July 1954 (3) [Winston Churchill re USSR, China, Indochina;
Canada and Passamaquoddy project; Congress and Mutual Security Administration;
Arthur Flemming and moratorium on nuclear testing; Pope Pius XII and world peace;
Guatemala; Chancellor Adenauer re President’s talks with Winston Churchill]
Dulles, John Foster Aug. 1954 (1) [Great Britain and EDC; Pierre Mendes-Franceand EDC; teletype messages re France and EDC]
Dulles, John Foster Aug. 1954 (2) [EDC; Panama; Haiti; visits by heads of state; leadand zinc; U.S. direct aid to Indochina; reciprocal trade, free enterprise and lead andzinc imports; Oklahoma Governor Johnston Murray and visit to Latin America,
communist propaganda, and American Indians; DDE comment on article by James
Reston]Dulles, John Foster Aug. 1954 (3) [Italian base facilities; mobilization base; U.S.
policy on intervention in Indochina; statement on Indochina]
Dulles, John Foster Sep. 1954 (1) [Mendes-France; Chinese offshore islands;
European unity; U.S. participation in Damascus trade fair; U.S. - USSR
correspondence re atomic matters; Vietnam; United Kingdom and Cyprus;
Cambodia]
Dulles, John Foster Sep. 1954 (2) [European unity; social events for diplomatic corps;
NATO; Trieste; Quemoy and Communist China; USSR and Communist China
strategy]
Dulles, John Foster Oct. 1954 [personnel; Tito and USSR; Ambassador Eban ofIsrael; German sovereignty; Nationalist and Communist China; Walter Bedell Smith;
Sir Winston Churchill re USSR]
Dulles, John Foster Nov. ‘54 (1) [Winston Churchill’s birthday; Norwegian defense;
mutual security treaty with Nationalist China; awards of Legion of Merit; U.S. civil
air route to South Africa; Austria and Chancellor Raab; visit of Shah of Iran; George

Humphrey, Milton Eisenhower and Rio Conference; Pierre Mendes-France; Cyprus;
Senator Knowland and U.S. policy; Bipartisanship]
Dulles, John Foster Nov. ‘54 (2) [Yugoslavia; VOA broadcast; Prime Minister
Yoshida and Japan; Dr. Arias and Panama; GATT; NATO nuclear strategy; Rio
Conference; Henry Byroade as ambassador to Egypt; J. Lawton Collins as Special
U.S. Representative in Saigon; Hurricane Hazel and Haiti]
Dulles, John Foster Dec ‘54 (1) [EDC; Henry Byroade as Ambassador to Egypt andopposition by Senator Jenner]
Dulles, John Foster Dec. ‘54 (2) [EDC and France; NATO conference; Chinese
offshore islands; bipartisanship; Iran; Japan and sources of iron ore; Egypt; Harold
Stassen re FOA and re Republican party; President Hoover and FOA; Ceylon;
Hoover re Germany; sovereignty of Habomai Islands]
Dulles, John Foster Jan. ‘55 [China and Formosa; Sugar Act of 1948; Panama; New
Zealand; Western European Union; Pierre Mendes-France re arms aid; Mexico]
Dulles, John Foster Feb. 1955 (1) [Harold Stassen and disarmament; Burma;
Afro-Asian Conference; USSR-US relations; Anthony Eden re Formosa; Soviet
General Zhukov]
Dulles, John Foster Feb. 1955 (2) [message to Shah of Iran; Greenland; Winston
Churchill and Formosa; Western European Union]

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Dulles, John Foster Mar. 1955 [tribute to Winston Churchill; ambassadorial
appointments; Nehru and India; Dulles’ discussion of Communist China at Canadian
Cabinet meeting; Australia and Malaya; British and French ratification of Western
European Union treaty; Krishna Menon; Tariff Commission escape clauserecommendations; Australian Prime Minister Menzies re Malaya; Korea; Lew
Douglas re Formosa Straits; Dulles reference to atomic weapons in speech; Chinese
students in US; General Zhukov visit; Dulles and Indochina; Vice President’s visit to
El Salvador; American cultural festival in Paris]
Dulles, John Foster April 1955 (1) [William Bullitt re Quemoy and Matsu; Cuba andsugar quotas; Formosa situation; Great Britain and tariff duties on bicycles; Foreign
operations Administration; Venezuela; Dulles’ visit to Canada; Valery Lysikov case;]
Dulles, John Foster April 1955 (2) [Alfred Gruenther re British and Four Power
Conference; Quemoy, Matsu; Formosa and Communist China; James Conant as HighCommissioner for Germany; Bruce Barton comment re offshore islands; appointmentof MAAG Chief in Saigon; Chinese students in U.S.]Dulles, John Foster May 1955 [Anthony Eden and summit conference; Chinese
liberation of Taiwan; summit conference; Molotov and summit conference; Frenchand Ngo Dinh Diem; NATO meeting; Dr. James Conant as ambassador to Germany]
Dulles, John Foster June 1955 [Chief Joseph Dam case; Prime Minister of Burmavisit; Molotov re Geneva; Far East; Congressional representation at Geneva
Conference; Mexico]
Dulles, John Foster July 1955 [summit conference; Atlantic Union resolution;
Vietnam; Lansdale and Philippines; USSR and Germany; World War II POWs
retained in USSR; Americans imprisoned in Red China; arbitration tribunal and Bonnagreements; Nehru and talks with Communist China; Italian narcotics]
Dulles, John Foster August 1955 (1) [UNESCO; British defense matter; proposed giftof U.S. aircraft to U.N.; message to Switzerland; lead and zinc; Middle East]
Dulles, John Foster August 1955 (2) [Chinese armed forces; International Atomic
Energy Agency; India; Tariff Commission duties on bicycles; Konrad Adenauer re
USSR; U.S. cotton policy]

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Dulles, John Foster Sep. 1955 (1)(2) [Middle East; Argentina; USSR andDisarmament; Paraguay; United Nations; Tito and Robert Murphy’s visit to
Yugoslavia; gift to Ethiopian emperor; Germany and USSR; Mexico; Guy Mollet ofFrance; Burma; Egypt, Israel, and Gaza Strip]
Dulles, John Foster Oct. 1955 [Israel and Arabs; Molotov and Middle East; USSR;
German unification; Harold Macmillan and Geneva meeting; DDE’s health;Yugoslavia; USSR arms sale to Egypt; USSR and disarmament]
Dulles, John Foster Nov. 1955 (1) [Outer Mongolia and UN; Morocco; rice andCambodia; bipartisanship and foreign policy; Anthony Eden re Germany; Middle
East; East-West contacts; Brazil; France and Morocco; Aswan Dam; Laos; Tito re
USSR and China; State Department intelligence summaries re Middle East and otherinternational problems]
Dulles, John Foster Nov. 1955 (2) [USSR and German reunification; Dulles’ talks
with Tito; Asian-African conference; State Department intelligence summaries;
admission of countries to U.N.; Mongolia; Indonesia; South Korea]
Dulles, John Foster Dec. 1955 [British and consortium; NATO conference; United
Kingdom and China trade; DDE re U.S. competition with Communist nations; Outer
Mongolia and U.N.]

Dulles, John Foster Jan. ‘56 [Great Britain; Soviet diplomatic offensive; USSR anddisarmament; Soviet cold war economic activities; Middle East; European integration
and atomic energy; Robert Anderson’s mission to Middle East]
Dulles, John Foster Feb. ‘56 (1) [USSR and UN; Italian President Gronchi; Greece
and Cyprus; General Donovan’s views on U.S. policy on Vietnam; British economy]
Dulles, John Foster Feb. ‘56 (2) [John Cowles re Middle East, India, Pakistan,
Burma, and Japan; European Coal and Steel Community; Nehru visit; Soviet
economic penetration]
Dulles, John Foster Mar. ‘56 [Bulganin and Danish Prime Minister; American
officials’ trips to Afro-Asian countries; Soviet penetration of Africa; Middle East;
French North Africa; Taiwan; Japan; Korea; Philippines; Vietnam; Thailand;
Indonesia; India and Pakistan; Ceylon; SEATO Council meeting; US-USSR relations;disarmament]

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Dulles, John Foster Apr. ‘56 [China trade; Bricker Amendment; International Labor
Organization and forced labor; mutual security; Israel; Philippines; good will trips;
Khrushchev and Bulganin in London]
Dulles, Foster May ‘56 [East-West exchanges; Middle East; Queen Elizabeth; cotton
price in world market; cold war; Chiang Kai-shek; rice and Cuba; Senator George;
Turkey and Cyprus; NATO; Germany; Israel]
Dulles, Foster June 1956 [Henry Cabot Lodge re U.S. and colonialism; Cyprus]
Dulles, John Foster July ‘56 [Suez; Nasser; Australian Prime Minister Menzies;
Greece and Cyprus; Aswan Dam; mutual security funds; U.N. technical assistance;
Lew Douglas re USSR and re Middle East]
Dulles, John Foster Aug. ‘56 (1) [Suez crisis; Germany; Burma; letter re Nasser,
Nehru, Tito; NATO]
Dulles, John Foster Aug. ‘56 (2) [Suez; London Conference on Suez; NATO strategy;
U.S. policy in Middle East; USSR re Suez; Panama]
Dulles, Foster Sept. ‘56 (1) [Germany; Middle East; Suez Canal Users Association;
Poland; Panama; German tanks; Vance Brand and Latin America]
Dulles, Foster Sept. ‘56 (2) [Organization of American States; Middle East; Suez
Canal; C.D. Jackson re visas for trips to Communist China; Yugoslavia; Adlai
Stevenson and liberation pledge in Republican platform; French parliamentarians’
visit to United States]

Dulles, Foster Oct. ‘56 (1) [Suez crisis; USSR and Hungary; tanks to Germany;
Israel; Ethiopia; Bulganin letter; Poland; Germany]
Dulles, Foster Oct. ‘56 (2) [Middle East; U.S.-U.K. cooperation; USSR and Middle
East; Yugoslavia; Suez; Panama; James Hagerty advice re Suez; Bulganin redisarmament; Frank Nash and study of overseas bases; Cyprus; NATO strategy]

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Dulles, Foster Nov. ‘56 (1) [Suez; Baghdad Pact; Ethiopia; Lyndon Johnson andfellow senators]
Dulles, Foster Nov. ‘56 (2) [UK-India relations; Suez crisis; Ethiopia; Gaza Strip;
Henry Cabot Lodge and Hungary]
Dulles, Foster Dec ‘56 [visits by heads of state; Tito; State of Union message; nuclear
testing; Lewis Douglas; Hungarian refugees; diplomatic dinner; U.N. General
Assembly President; Suez and Nasser; Paul Hoffman; Nehru; Greece and Cyprus;
Chinese prisoners in U.S. prisons; NATO and United Nations; Israel; USSR and
Hungary]
Dulles, John Foster Jan ‘57 [Adenauer; Euratom; public opinion of Dean Acheson
and John Foster Dulles; Canada; Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs;
Bermuda Conference; Suez Canal; Iraq; Greece and Turkey; Ambassador Bunker;
Lebanon; Operations Coordinating Board; Pan American Week; appointment ofBritish Prime Minister; Paul Hoffman and plan for UN aid to under-developed
countries; King of Saudi Arabia]
Dulles, John Foster Feb. ‘57 (1) [Wright Morrow as ambassadorial appointee;
Germany; Israel; United Nations; French Prime Minister Guy Mollet; impact of Suezand Hungary on Western European public opinion]
Dulles, John Foster Feb. ‘57 (2) [Zhukov; USSR and nuclear weapons; Lyndon
Johnson re Israel and U.N.; Norman Cousins re Albert Schweitzer and Algeria; Saudi
Arabia; Euratom; Syngman Rhee; Iraq; Lebanon]
Dulles, John Foster Mar. ‘57 [German assets in U.S.; mutual security program;
US-USSR exchanges; Nixon visit to Liberia; French loan for Mexican petroleum
development; Bermuda; Israel; Holland and trade with U.S.; German reunification;
NATO; US-UK aviation negotiations]
Dulles, John Foster Apr. ‘57 (1) [Dulles speech draft re U.S. foreign policy]
Dulles, John Foster Apr. ‘57 (2) [Dulles foreign policy speech draft; Middle East;
Western European Union]

Dulles, John Foster May ‘57 [attack on U.S. embassy in Taipei; Girard case; Egypt;
Germany and atomic weapons; NATO, Harold Macmillan and Germany; China;
USSR; Adenauer re Middle East, USSR, and European matters; International Atomic
Energy Agency]
Dulles, John Foster June ‘57 [India and Pakistan; King Saud and Gulf of Aqaba;
concept of diplomatic recognition; U.K. and disarmament; Dr. Elson and Middle
East; repatriation of Bonin Islanders; Canada and alert measures; Dulles’ 50 years
service in foreign affairs; Dulles’ role at Second Hague Peace Conference; French
President Coty; tanks for Germany; Voice of America and propaganda]

9Dulles, John Foster July 1957 [Canadian Prime Minister’s visit; U.K. anddisarmament; Adenauer and disarmament; Guatemala; nuclear testing; Dulles’ talks
with Diefenbaker; King Saud; composition of UN delegation; Haiti; British press
reaction to Oman crisis; political appointees for ambassadors; helicopters to Pakistan]
Dulles -- August, 1957 (1) [Harold Macmillan message of goodwill; Israel and Syria;
Lebanon; Peru; Dulles’ article for Foreign Affairs; trade with Communist China;
Syria; Greece]
Dulles -- August, 1957 (2) [Kozmin case; Greece; Voice of America broadcasting
policy; Jordan and “offensive” weapons; Soviet economic penetration; Buenos Aires
Economic Conference; Guatemala; Ambassador Gluck; Adenauer; disarmament]
Dulles, John Foster, September 1957 (1) [nuclear testing; Lewis Strauss; opinion inWestern Europe; Japan and nuclear testing; mutual security; SEATO and information
activities; disarmament]
Dulles, John Foster, September 1957 (2) [Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia; American
return of church altar after World War II to Polish church; U.K. and USSR; UN;
Middle East; visit by Belgian King Leopold]
Dulles, John Foster, October, 1957 (1) [USSR and bomb; Foreign Policy Association;
Aswan Dam decision; Brussels Fair; France and NATO meeting; handling ofpresidential messages; Henry Cabot Lodge, Syria and Turkey; Spaak, Secy. Generalof NATO; Harold Macmillan re nuclear weapons; C.D. Jackson re Macmillan visit,
NATO, nuclear weapons, and mutual security]
Dulles, John Foster, October, 1957 (2) [President’s meeting with Canadian Prime
Minister Diefenbaker; UK and disarmament; James Reston interview with
Khrushchev; Syria; Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko re US-USSR relations, Middle
East, disarmament, and Europe]Dulles, John Foster November ‘57 (1) [Ghana; Aneurin Bevin re India, Pakistan,
Middle East; USSR; Brussels Fair; James P. Richards re arms and Tunisia; Dulles’
article for Life re communism and U.S. NATO meeting; Adlai Stevenson; Henry
Cabot Lodge re UN multilateral technical development fund; Nasser]
Dulles, John Foster November ‘57 (2) [NATO parliamentary conference; possible
visit to U.S. by Queen of England; NATO; Sudan; aid to India, Adlai Stevenson andNATO meeting; Sputnik]
Dulles, John Foster December 57 [Latin America; NATO meeting, US-UK and
Persian Gulf; Iran and Bahrein; King Saud and Israel; Japanese war criminals]
Dulles, John Foster Jan 58 (1) [U.K. and summit conference; USSR; United Arab
Republic; Turkey; Morocco; Iran; Willy Brandt of Berlin; Paul Hoffman andPresident’s State of Union message; US-USSR exchange; Harold Stassen and summit
meeting; Sputnik]
Dulles, John Foster Jan 58 (2) [C.D. Jackson re Dulles’ duties; Walter Judd re“attacks” on Dulles; French President Coty; U.K. and USSR; nuclear testing]10

Dulles, John Foster February 1958 (1) [Gromyko and summit talks; Guatemala;Harold Macmillan and summit; British IRBM agreement]
Dulles, John Foster February 1958 (2) [Ambassador Riddleberger; Milton
Eisenhower re meeting of scientists; USSR; recognition of United Arab Republic;
Cyprus; United Kingdom and use of bases]
Dulles, John Foster March 1958 (1) [Lincoln White’s conversation with Soviet
Ambassador Menshikov; Roger Kyes and international holding company; DDE’s
Chance for Peace speech of April, 1953; US-USSR armaments and student exchange;
USSR and summit conference; French and Tunisia; Japan; Philippines; SEATO
meeting; citizenship rights to nationals of US and Canada]
Dulles, John Foster March 1958 (2) [trade legislation and foreign policy; Bulganin
and USSR; Harold Macmillan and summit conference; German assets; Israel; USSR
and summit conference; Franco-Tunisian crisis]
Dulles, John Foster, April 1958 (1) [ambassadorship for Clare Boothe Luce and forCongressman Wigglesworth; Nehru; nuclear testing and disarmament; Law of Seas
Conference; Harold Macmillan and SEATO; USSR and summit; India; Pakistan]
Dulles, John Foster, April 1958 (2) [Fred Seaton’s statement re copper tax and Chile;
Burma; Sam Rayburn and support for mutual security; disarmament; James P.
Richards re communism and Middle East; social contacts between Soviet

Ambassador Menshikov and U.S. officials; Harold Macmillan and Western Alliance;
Roger Kyes and international holding company; Paul Hoffman and U.N.]
Dulles - May 1958 [Khrushchev and nuclear test suspension; trade between US andCanada; Iceland; NATO meeting; President of El Salvador; Japan, USSR and
Kuriles]
Dulles June 1958 (1) [France, United Kingdom and nuclear testing; Khrushchev andHungary; Baghdad Pact; Charles DeGaulle; helicopter downed in East Germany;
Khrushchev and summit meeting]Dulles June 1958 (2) [American helicopter down in East Germany; President
Kubitschek of Brazil; United Kingdom and nuclear matters; Charles DeGaulle;
Ryukyu Islands currency; Nehru and neutrality]
Dulles, July 1958 [French and nuclear weapons; basic national security policy;
Sweden and Lebanon; Nkrumah of Ghana]
Dulles, August, 1958 [Harold Macmillan and nuclear testing; Geneva disarmamenttalks; Argentine President Frondizi; Ryukyu Island currency; Brazilian President
Kubitschek; Mexico]
Dulles - September, 1958 (1) [Quemoy and Matsu; Chiang Kai-shek; Greece andCyprus; Dulles’ U.N. speech]
Dulles - September, 1958 (2) [Dulles’ U.N. speech; Antarctica; outer space; Soviet
travel in U.S. Colombo Plan; mutual security; China]
Dulles - October 1958 [Macmillan re Cyprus; Chinese Nationalists and Quemoy;
Henry Luce’s speech on rule of law and American foreign policy; speech by Paul
Henri Spaak; Norman Vincent Peale and U.S. Formosa policy; Queen Elizabeth andPrince Philip]
Dulles November 1958 [Nehru and disarmament; Paul Hoffman; Chile; oil imports
and Venezuela; Dulles’ speech before National Council of Churches; Khrushchev andBerlin; Paul Hoffman and Nehru; nuclear test negotiations and USSR; C.D. Jackson
re Hungary]
Dulles, December 1958 [NATO atomic stockpile; Germany; MC-70 program; Berlin;
Charles DeGaulle; spiritual values of free world; Human Rights Day; Yuri Zhukov
and USSR; Hubert Humphrey’s conversation with Khrushchev re Berlin]

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Dulles, January 1959 (1) [Dr. Albert Schweitzer invitation to visit U.S.; United
Kingdom and Germany; France and NATO; Argentina; Baghdad Pact; Harold
Macmillan and visit to Moscow; NATO meeting]Dulles, January 1959 (2) [USSR and Berlin; Guatemala; Germany and USSR; Cuba
and Ambassador Earl Smith]Dulles, Feb. 1959 [Dulles’ health; Conally Reservation and International Court;
Harold Macmillan; Berlin; French and Berlin; Cuba]
Dulles, John Foster Mar. ‘59
Dulles, John Foster Apr ‘59 (1) [photographs of J.F. Dulles, President Eisenhower
and others at time of J.F.D’s swearing in as Special Consultant to President 4/23/59]
Dulles, John Foster Apr ‘59 (2) [report of Four Power Working Group on German
Reunification, European security, Berlin and Berlin contingency planning]
Dulles, John Foster Apr ‘59 (3) [Berlin; Dulles’ resignation as Secretary of State]
Dulles, John Foster May ‘59
Dulles, John Foster - papers
Herter, Act. Sec. of State, Jan.-Feb. 1959 [Diablo Dam; USSR, U.K. anddisarmament; Project Hope; NATO exercise; Mexico and cotton exports]
Herter, Act. Sec. State - March 1959 [Canadian oil imports; Geneva nuclear test
negotiations; imports of heavy electrical equipment; El Salvador’s airport; mutual
security; Panama; Austria and anniversary of European Recovery Program;
Macmillan, DeGaulle and USSR; summit meeting; Letter from Prince Sihanouk;
French Mediterranean fleet]
Herter, Christian A - April, 1959 (1) [Ecuador; Germany and European security;
April meeting of Western foreign ministers; Berlin; tripartite talks on Africa; NATOatomic stockpile; chairmanship of Operations Coordinating Board; Republic ofGuinea and France]
Herter, Christian A - April, 1959 (2) [Fidel Castro; nuclear testing; Spaak meeting;
Herter’s nomination as Secretary of State; Herter’s health; foreign ministers meeting;
Germany and Berlin; possible Nixon trip to USSR; U.S. ambassador to Venezuela;
NATO atomic stockpile; Khrushchev and C-130 case]
Herter, Sec. State, May, 1959 (1) [Berlin; USSR; foreign ministers meeting in
Geneva; John Foster Dulles’ death; Iraq]

Herter, Sec. State, May, 1959 (2) [Herter’s address re foreign ministers conference;
Geneva nuclear test negotiations; credits to Soviet bloc]
Herter - June, 1959 (1) [Averill Harriman’s conversation with Khrushchev re Berlin,
US-USSR relations, possible summit conference]
Herter - June, 1959 (2) [summit conference; foreign ministers conference; USSR;
Berlin]Herter, Christian July 1959 (1) [foreign ministers talks; Berlin; Khrushchev visit toU.S.; President’s painting and Moscow Fair]

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Herter, Christian July 1959 (2) [foreign ministers talks; Berlin; Charles Bohlen;
Charles DeGaulle; summit conference; Cuba; disarmament; floods in Communist
China; U.S. relations with Guinea; France and nuclear weapons]
Herter - August, 1959 [meeting of Latin American foreign ministers in Santiago,
Chile; Cuba; Cyprus; Adenauer re Four Power meeting; Western foreign ministers
meeting]
Herter, Christian September 1959 [Greece; USSR; Khrushchev-DDE talks; flights in
Berlin corridors; IRBMs to Turkey; USSR and Iran; President’s trip to Europe]
Herter, October, 1959 (1) [Khrushchev speech; Afghanistan; President’s planned
multi-nation tour; Khrushchev re China; India; President Toure’s personal secretary;
Hallmark Foundation International Village; Japanese Prime Minister Kishi;
President’s trip to Europe; Department of State and Army liaison on Panama]
Herter, October, 1959 (2) [Berlin; Four Power meeting; draft letters to DeGaulle,
Macmillan, Adenauer; DDE-Khrushchev conversations at Camp David; Germany]
Christian Herter November 1959 (1) [European Free Trade Association; Presidential
trip to Brazil; vested German assets; Antarctic treaty; development of Asia, Africa;
trade relations; John McCone and Soviet Professor Emelyanov conversation re
nuclear tests; Hawaii and NATO]
Christian Herter November 1959 (2) [John D. Rockefeller III re DDE’s trip to Asia;
DDE-Khrushchev conversations; centennial mission to Japan; disarmament; Libya
and President’s trip; Charles DeGaulle]
Christian Herter December 1959 (1) [President’s visit to South America; summit
conference; German vested assets; President’s talks with Adenauer, DeGaulle,
Macmillan; Nehru and India-Pakistan relations; French and NATO]Christian Herter December 1959 (2) [high altitude flights in Berlin corridors; summit
meeting]
Christian Herter December 1959 (3) [USSR, summit and Germany; NATOministerial meeting; DeGaulle speech on French defense strategy; Shah of Iran’s
wedding]
Herter, Christian January 1960 [Chester Bowles and India; Senator Fulbright; Cuba;
France and Africa; DDE-Khrushchev conversations of Sept. 1959; Korea; Berlin;
lend-lease negotiations with USSR; India; Greece]
Herter, Christian February 1960 [European economic problems; flights in Berlin
corridors; Draper Committee report on military assistance; East Germany; Berlin;
proposed visit by Chief of Soviet Air Force to U.S.; Netherlands and air route case;
Netherlands and defense matters; Panama; ambassador to Republic of Sudan; United
Arab Republic; Iceland; reorganization of Department of State; Latin Americanambassadors; visit by Israel Prime Minister Ben Gurion; Latin America andUS-Cuban relations; possible presidential visits to Portugal, Yugoslavia, Austria, andFinland]Herter, Christian March 1960 (1) [King and Queen of Nepal; Chilean-Argentine
border agreement; Ambassador to Peru; Khrushchev conversation with DeGaulle;
nuclear test negotiations; Netherlands and defense matters; Edwin Clark andDominican Republic; hospital services in Canal Zone]
Herter, Christian March 1960 (2) [Prime Minister Ben Gurion; OAS and Cuba; Latin
American press and President’s tour; USSR and disarmament; use of presidential
aircraft for state visits; Panama Canal Zone and medical services; San Francisco
Mayor George Christopher’s conversation with Khrushchev; flights in Berlin
corridors; Latin American mission chiefs; Philippines air transport agreement withUS]
Herter, Christian April 1960 (1) [correspondence with DeGaulle and Macmillan resummit conference; Shah of Iran; Nelson Rockefeller and ICA operations; OAS
action on Cuba; Vietnam situation; Prime Minister of Malaya; DDE and CanadianPrime Minister Diefenbaker; medical services in Canal Zone; Dominican Republic]
Herter, Christian April 1960 (2) [Argentine-Chilean border disputes; United Arab
Republic; DeGaulle re Khrushchev; Republic of Togo; visit to Dalai Lama to U.S.]

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Herter, Christian May 1960 (1) [Prime Minister Menzies; summit conference; South
Africa; France, Netherlands and nuclear submarines; SEATO meeting and U.S.
policy]Herter, Christian May 1960 (2) [Export-Import Bank agreement with Poland; Inter
American Development Bank; U.N. Security Council debate re USSR charges of U.S.
aggression; US, USSR and espionage; Dominican Republic; U-2 Incident]
Herter, Christian May 1960 (3) [Prime Minister Menzies; Soviet proposals on Berlin;
Khrushchev and summit conference; Dominican Republic; George Smathers; mutual
security; Under Secretary of American Republics Affairs; NATO meeting; Panama
Canal plans; DeGaulle’s trip to U.S.]
Herter, Christian June 1960 [Edgar Eisenhower’s trip to Austria; NATO and
DeGaulle; USSR and disarmament conference; Mexican ambassador meeting with
President; OAS and Cuba; Nubian temples; Palestine refugee problem; Sinclair
Weeks and Argentina; Khrushchev and summit conference; Soviet policy; disasterassistance to Chile; disaster relief for Philippines]
Herter, Christian July 1960 [DeGaulle; Soviet policy since Paris Summit Conference;
French Equatorial Africa; Mexico and Project Plowshare; Africa and Communist
penetration; International Cooperation Administration projects]
Herter, Christian August 1960 (1) [OAS Foreign Ministers Meeting]
Herter, Christian August 1960 (2) [proposed transfer of UN headquarters to Berlin;
possible visit by Nasser to U.S.; chiefs of state visits to U.S. during UN General
Assembly; OAS and Cuba; private investments abroad; Dominican Republic; OAS
meeting; use of presidential aircraft for state visit; Laos; Food For Peace; Ivory
Coast; French Equatorial Africa; Latin America]
Herter, Christian September 1960 [Clarence Randall’s trip to Europe; performance ofU.S. ambassadors; protection of individuals attending U.N. General Assembly;
Khrushchev’s talk at U.N. Latin American U.N. delegation; Senegal; French NATO
forces in Germany; USSR and lend-lease; Panama Canal Zone; USSR-Communist
China relations; Khrushchev re communist system and U-2; Panamanian flag issue;
RB-47; Khrushchev’s attendance at U.N.; President’s attendance at U.N.]
Herter, Christian October 1960 (1) [Cyprus and PL 480; Ambassador Bonsal andCuba; travel in U.S. by delegates from newly admitted U.N. members; Khrushchev’s
behavior at U.N.; New York City police and U.N. delegates]
Herter, Christian October 1960 (2) [paper entitled “Future of Summitry”; West New
Guinea problem; Paul-Henri Spaak; Tunisia]
Christian Herter November 1960 [El Salvador; Mauritania; RB-47; Guatemala, Costa
Rica, and Nicaragua; military assistance for Netherlands, Italy, Belgium, and Japan;
embassies in Rumania and Bulgaria; Cyprus and PL 480 aid]

Herter, Christian December 1960 (1) [tariff negotiations with European Economic
Community; United Kingdom and defense matters; Cuban refugees; Sukarno andAllen Pope; Israel; U.N. and Algeria; NATO and balance of payments; Germany]
Herter, Christian December 1960 (2) [civil aviation agreement with Netherlands;
communist statement; U.N. resolution on colonialism; Canadian transport aircraft;
U.S.-Honduran relations and Swan Islands; Dominican Republic; OAS; NATOministerial meeting; balance of payments; missiles; Cuba; Tariff Commission andperil point provisions; International Labor Organization; U-2 matter]
Herter, Christian A. January 1961 [Japan; summary of U.S. foreign policy during
Eisenhower Administration; Cuba]

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