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  • Germany have resumed formal diplomatic relations according to the Jordanian news service. Jordan broke relations about · a year and a half ago in the wake of announcement of the German tank sale to Israel. 4. Chances for Yemen Settlement Worsened King
  • Contributors meeting here next month. We may want to take another look at the proposed full text. But I see no overwhelming reason for us to back away from the understanding Ambassador Martin reached with the Thai Prime Minister and his Govern­ ment. I suggest
  • LIBRARIES) FORM OF DOCUMENT CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE 1 -i~!;cd; 711 L J f ·' 1/-/tJ~ 7 2-1 1~ If to tt~P;es±dent from King Hcrs-s-e4:-n E,'-t»..fl JilL-3 J>~ ~ -p-0s sibJ e classified info C;nJ, di-1if ,";fr ..2...-f) l/57a report text of secret
  • ~ Bv7 NAl • , Date , J.1.3-'/( . ·-:··,·,. ··-~ ,...~:.-.._. ~-• ~ ~ ..·:.~·' ..._ 1:-,' ,·:, ,. THE WHITE WASHINGTON ··1·•:°'1·:·;. • ... • • ..:· ··• I Mr. President: Herewith the statements made today by Joe Fowler and Bill Martin
  • due him as chief of state. One does not contradict kings in their palaces or Presidents in the White House with the · · :- · . freedom and facility with which one contradicts the king's ministers in parliament or the Pres1dent 4 s cabinet members
  • . My people aro s tu~ying c lcsely the pi:obl€,ms ci: the changing s 1.tltation in ! the area south; of It·a11. I have discu.ssed them with King Faisal and ) W\".l-uI.d like to discuss them with you. l 13ut hotvev-er you and wi?- approach
  • ~d tha~ his w~roing would reac~.P~king 1 and it doubtl~ilid.:,: 624 ..... -:-: ..--:.:--=======-= -"-~---- ------------------- ... _., . ,\IIU'O\\'l•:R ACIIIE\'ES UNITl•:n NATIONS l\m,ri'AltY onJECTIVRS !~~~re~~. ~·1:ig~~i~~1.1,_ ~b.1~1
  • !air. 2. Ambassador and Mrs. Al-Sowayel re.c ommended to the Saudi Government a mixed aflalr, "including Mrs • .Al-.;Sowayel. 3. King Faisal was willing to have women at the party but no Saudi women. He asked Kim Roosevelt about this. Kim said you'll
  • {and in a telephone -c all to me) that we: l. De-cide soon to encourage the Canadians to propose a usuccessor Stateu position on. the Cldrep issue at the next General Assembly (two­ China policy). z. That he be empowered to tell .Foreign Mbdster Martin of Caaa:da
  • AMMAN TO SECSTATE WASHDC IMMEDIATE 4557 STATE GRNC BT -S E e ft E T AMM.AN 3270 NOD IS FEB 3, 1968 8 :14 ;p .M. , FOR YOUR INFORMATION . SUBJECT: ACTIONS NEEDED FORESTALL FURTHER JORDANIAN MOVES TOWARD SOVIETS \ t. AFTER SENDING KING'S MESSAGE
  • -ii\o #2a cable NL J f"/-1.l t.f I/ II confi d,rnti al ~ //-ll-f2- A)L..J ,, -#6-b ---c ab l-e-·-· #-7 .- fmb-;-5-an t i ago for Dea II aIId Li ii ow i t,: --c-e-Afi denti al to Ptesiderr~ fru111 Rostow re. King Husse-i--Asecl"et ;,t>tt--Juli:i
  • , Nepal, "Visit of King Mahendra to Washington, 11/67"] .JLL.metDO--l--~;tG\l,~¥-fe!tteelflt:,;-re:.-Nepal ~o President, re: Nepal-S 1p ~ IJ•ll>·'I, 111.:s-q
  • ' THE'.'; FORCEs : OF KING ·; HUSSEIN ', OF JORDAN.~, ·:;:-~.~:•;ff•:;,_,.i ':;"t~~;:-::,;p,ri-(~~jl~-3{~r.f1:)} · . ->~i/r-.;:·. ;··:~·.,-..;•:_ : -~.•t /-:'!·~t:-~·:,·: / :-- :1:':...>·-:>···i \ -:., ., ~·~f; , '~ :t ~ vou ··ftlAY,-HAVE 'sEEM .) iP •,ANr('UPI
  • May 30 ., . June 1 May 29 Prime Minister Holt Australia June 4 - 6 June 2 President Bourguiba* Tunisia June 11 - 14 June 5 President Banda Malawi Shah of Iran* Iran June 7 - 8 June 12 King Bhumibol Thailand June 20 - 22 June 23
  • , amended, in lieu of ·H. R. 9531. Oot. 5: Senate concurred in House amend~ents. ; ' I l i Il ; I . GPO a· s.1 39 i ~ ' J ! i.. ; March 13, 1967 MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT SUBJECT: U. S. Representation at the King of Tonga's Coronation
  • yesterday on his way · · back to Israel and I had a long talk with him late last night. What he said increased the doubts I already had · . about whether it would be right to advise King Huss~in to negotiate with Israel separately from the other Arabs
  • WITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES) FORM OF DOCUMENT ffe'i. ftl6Hl0 ., #!a 1ettet?- CORRESPONDENTS O R TITLE merno RESTRICTION ta :Presiclent from Roatew confidential :e.e King HassaB. fn~m LBJ ,,,J»k.,/2.,,~f,~ti P ~ i-rrftr ''T
  • . IMPLE· · · MENTAT ION OF AN EARLIER A~D BROAD.ER UAC PROGRAM--WHICH HE KNEW NO ONE COULD GO AHEA WITH. THIS THREW THI~ MEETING .INTO CONFUSION ANO ADJbUR MENT 1 AND KING HUSSEIN MADE GOOD--AT LEAST IN HIS FIReT S.HOWDOWN-- HIS PRO~JIS.E TO YOU TO DO
  • , 1967 MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT SUBJECT: Message to King Hussein One of the simple gestures we could make toward Hussein without any policy cost would be a private thank-you for his help in evacuating our people. This was the toughest
  • "{;,-1i1',I /:i;' Cd, ·--J , ·to l'tEsident from ;Rgstou A King llassan .,.. @IQ".QEi:QQRtiaT - " Pres , Jobns0R frobl King !lasspossible classifHR1 inffl f8' r/a:Jrg ~ from Bator re. 1'!fidated I- Wilson visit ,, #-2~s~b~m~ei::HmHY
  • , Jordan and the United Arab Republic. He met Presidents Aref, Helou, Attasi, and Nasse.r and King Hussain,presenting each with a personal message from President Ayub. He will accompany President Ayub on his visit to Moscow, September 25-30. In view
  • these pressures, if Hus-sein-w•e:re-·to~i present himself for a settlement-today, the Government of'Israet wol,1.ld 4.::probably decide to give the West· Bank back. : -.~ The discussion turned to King Hussein's intentions. Ambassador 1 s posture had been one