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Beery at yeen t eerte as 5, ? " Saigon Station's chronology of August 1563 coup activities mess ' “At OTS hours, Richardson, Spera and-Conein,-latter two of _ te _whom were scheduled to contact Generals Minh and Khiem at 0315. sare ~ : BO morning, were shown a message from Cescral Tayloy iu General Harkins stating : ‘ aspects of Vietnam situation being reviewed at White House and commenting that second thoughtewere beginning in Washington. -Faced with this information and given strictly Linited. time. factors, Richardson — decided that the meeting with Gereral{s Minh and Khien should not be postponed but that contacting officers would make this meeting a fact~ finding mission without encouraging or discouraging General Minh. "When Spera and Conein returned from their meeting with Khiem obese es and Minh, we proceeded to Trucheart's office to make our report. The 3 Arbassador came in and Richardson advised him of our meeting with ..,. neral Weedc, of Taylor's cable, and of the decisions. which Richardson mo oo had made as a result of the Taylor cable. Lodge was angry and ps expressed the view that Richardson's decision had destroyed the -e : C. possibilities of carrying out a coup. Richardson expressed a firm = oo | dissenting opinion.” ; RSC Executive Comittee Meeting on Vietnam, CIA participants not identified. Record by DDP. ag ; The consensus was that Harkins should confirm to the generals that the approaches from CIA were bona fide and represented the views of the . US government. There was agreement that better information was needed. on what the generals were in fact planning to do and whether it was militarily feasible. A telegram giving the sense of the meeting was . @rafted for Presidential approval. kt
: ‘. and suggested that Harkins meet with General Minh. Khiem commented Vice Presidential Meeting on Vietnam. CIA icipants: DDCI “DvP, & C/FE. Record by C/FE. . obese got ay Rusk referred to recent cable traffic and said ‘that he was uot . Pterete en on et ewred ware Wucis We were dealing with or what they were plenning. McNamara pointed out there was some question whether. the generals ever did have a plan, Bundy said he had re-read the earlier traffic and aermatinbives Che noted that they never said they did. Gen. Carter said he believed that . the general's coup was not likely at this stage and that in another week ve will be approximately vhere ve were before the attack on the | Buddhist temples. Bundy suggested we consider additional cont ingencles before the group and whether the assumption that Nhu is impossible ig’ well founded. Saigon Station's chronology of August 1963 coup activities anne en SUSE 1963 coup activities “General Harkins was authorized to reet with Khiem to give Ehiem assurances of USG backing. Khiem showed a reluctence to talk thet Minh hed called off the planning and was working on other methods” ae which Khiem would not describe. Khien further stated that the generals . ‘ were not ready as they did not have enough forces under their Controle ~Herkinc-accided not- tu yive Xhiem assurances which he had been authorized J to impart. Lodge approved Harkins' decision on 31 August after Harkins reported. . _—
“"" “DD, & C/Fs. Record by C/FE. : directed that a telegram be prepared for Saigon making suggestions . Department of State, led by Ball, Harrizan, and Hilsman, was that the ; unpopular and weak Diem government. 2 prpantee abe eee AT aes ae ~ deplored the sensational aspects of the Buddhist situation, it tes 31 August (contimed) Vice Preside ntial Meeting on Vietnam. CIA participants: DDCT Rusk suggested we look at precisely what in the Vietnan situation made us think of a coup and what might be done to iusprove i ‘conditions in Vietnam. McNamara suggested the first requirement vas : : a ‘ a reestablishment of commnication hetween Lodge end Markins. Rusk ; ' as to what we might ask the GVN to do. Chief, FE, vho participated in the neetings of late August, in a memorancum for Walter Elder provided this summary of ct differing positions taken. — - “In the discussions during the past week, the position of the Diem-Nnu government had :double-crossed the US Governnent because of the attack on the pagodas and that US obligations to the government were no longer valid. Further, that a government so discredited could mot conduct successfully the war in Vietnam and would prove an ° undesirable liability to the US Governme.t elsewhere in Asia. Because of these moral, military and political conclusions, the. Department , recommended that it mst give all support to a group of generals who allegedly were disaffected to the point that a clear. indication of US action was the only ingredient lacking for them to push over a discredited, °. “the position of the Department of Detense was that while it . nonetheless felt that an effort should be continued to deal with Diem and try to bring about a compromise, end at the same time to keep in touch with the generals and support the coup efforts y if this proved to be the only alternative left. This was essentially the view of General Harkins and of Ambassdor Nolting. This was considered by the Department of State to be a foot-dragging and weak position. oo
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SEIET-Es ciLy i i wort ae ep : : i i t i q ‘ 10 September _In an interview by Huntley and Brinkley, the President denied ‘the charge that CIA makes its own: policy. CIA cable from Saigon (SAIG 0760) . “Am inclined to feel general officers will seek evolutiorary : sof accommodation with Diem (if he pexmmits them to do so) unless overall — Poo FE _ gituation clearly deteriorates, there is breakdown of civil order or. 1 ab *' governmental machinery, or unless war effort begins to go backward , * _— ‘gerfously. .°. . . . Despite damages suffered since 8 May and zl: : re August, am inclined to believe we should be able resume successful , ne prosecution of war in military and civil sections. . .. . + Do not ‘align myselt with the view that USG should suspend aid. . . . «-. * CIA : , Presidential Meeting on Vietnam. : Cc: Record by C/FE. . Gen. Krulak reported his findings in Vietnam. His conclusions: were that the war is. going ahead at an impressive pace and that the Viet Cong war will be von if current US military and sociological programs are continued. Mendenhall, the State Tepresentative who accompanied Krulak, expressed the view that there vas a complete treak- ‘down of the Saigon civilian government and the security situation in the provinces had deteriorated. The President asked whether the two _ “corns one Ben blemen nad” visited the~same “country.” Rusk suggested that the focus ~~~ oes ce ~ = be on what happened in July and August that reversed the optimistic 3 . : i judgnents in May and June. Mr. McCone talked from a personal telegram he had received from Richardson recommending against any ‘cut in ‘aid.
an “40 serteavel ( continued) NSC Executive Committee Meeting on Vietnam. CTIA participants: “PCI & C/Fse. Record by C/re. Bundy stressed ‘the need to unify ‘the us Goverment posture, ‘to coordinate press guidance, and to control outgoing Re SSAgCS to Saigon. He emphasized the importance of following the President! & guidance on this delicate Vietnam problem, despite intensely aiffering views as to ‘what, should be done, how, the risks, ninious objectives, ‘and the facts. ' , McNamara stated that his posi tion was vigorously against throwing out tis government without seeing an alternative and that none appeared ae vet exist. Mr. McCone coamented that the problem was not co much the .. - existence of an alternative as how to put one into power. Bundy Cumarized the President's ‘position as one in which ve must ‘express our reservations as to the mistakes and misdeeds of Diem but not be in a position where we cannot deal with him further. 11 September a gma ceble from Saigon. (SAIC O7 757) ‘Richardson reported that the country team attempted to agree on @ six-page summary cable to ansver a cable from the Department requesting views. The team vas unable to agree even on the first three pages of . the summary. Weede and Richardson dissented on the basis that the draft
1 “4 he 3 r: { i a about the country as a whole | on an inadequate basis of data. He said: Ana that Lodge should be urged to visit the countryside to obtain a by Hileman). It was ‘evident that the effects had not been studied. summary was too sweeping and too. negative ? concluding definitively "In. some ways we ‘Seem to have reached the point ia official American community that, i? you think WE Can Win wilh present government, you’ m4 are simply not running in right direction with majority." . Saspe gyi Sos pmemgtpn pie reve State telegram from Saigon (No. 478 "My ‘best estimate of the current situation in Vietnam is:. (a)-that it is worsening rapidly; (b) that the time has arrived for. the US | Lo to use what effective sanctions it has to bring about the fall of the = =: existing goverment and the installation of another; ana (c) that intensive study should be given by the best brains in the government to all the details, procedures, and variants in connection with the suspension of aid.” Presidential Meeting on Vietnam. CIA participants: DCI & C/FE. Record by C/E. " —— ‘MeRamara pointed out that Lodge has had little contact vith Diem * and has not been out of Saigon. Mr. McCone commented that he believed that we should move cautiously, that we should talk ‘seriously to Diem more realistic view of the effects of suspending aid. Mr. McCone also Suggested that another approach be mace w Nhu to seek his cooperation in a departure. The President asked whether we had carefully studied 7 " : the detailed effects of cuts in aid (as proposed in a | paper prepared
The President asked ‘DOD and cIA to analyze the Hilexan paper. also asked that a telegram be sent to Lodge asking his’ to try wo - reduce the press leakage in Saigon and to establich some “real contact “With Diem. Any current plans. for aid negotiations should be stalled, and the President caid he should be well informed of anv steps. taken ‘in this context--such as the incident involving CIA payment to seule oan Col. Tung last week. rs September (continued) ’ NSC Executive Conmittee Meeting on Vietnan. DCI & C/Fe. Record by C/re. CIA participants: C . . ‘Rusk said he believed that ve vere not likely to achieve an a independent Vietnam unless we could eliminate Rhu. At the came time - , | he vas not willing to say that Diem should 50, as he ‘saw no alternative. , >. Rusk ‘commented. that we should. vork through. Lodge on’ Diem to take over the real Aesdership and become the real president. Mr. McCone suggested aiso ‘the ‘dest rabiiity of negotiating with Nou. Bundy read off a CIA ‘ : suggestion for a process of negotiating with Khu. 13 September “CIA cable from Saigon (SATG 6890 Huntington Sheldon, who visited Saigon, reported his views on the = | oy } situation in Vietaam. He included as Part of his report the Substance - j . : _ SEORET-Ei " ye Aer Ret pete Ag GHE AE ere eo RHE
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