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  • . {Pe king has, of course, been saying the same thing a.bout the Soviets.) Beyond that, we suspect that Kosygin 1 s remarks -­ whic:h. had been foreshadowed both in Soviet propaganda and in the private con­ "e:rsations of some Soviet o#i~ials in .recent
  • .; MOOl E SAI D THAT MARTIN Af)""' T T rr WOULD NOT LOOK RIGHT FOR THE POST TO NEW f1AN ARRIVES IN MARCH. E VAC NT UNTIL I iJ.Q MAV!NG IN MIND STATE 138951~ I GATHEREJ> FRGJ JE. •· 3. I RATHER S RPR! SING ACM ISSI ON THAT THE MILITARY W R
  • , November 19 ,! \, Joint TV appearance with General Westmoreland discussion type program Evening Departure SECRET on ACTI0N Wednesday, 8:50 a. m. November 8, 1967 Mr. President: Nick• a attached au11e•tion of Ed Martin as DAC chairman (Develop­ ment
  • • Argentlaa (represent• Argentina and Peru) Spectal Aeelstaat to the Preeld.ont - Ulllted Statea ·, (r pl'Ga nt• Ualted Sb.tea) Wednesday, .Jwae 1S, 1966 10:00 a.m. Mr. Preatdeat: 1 bave the attached letter from Bua Wheeler. ••king U: yoa would be prepared
  • 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
  • rather more rapidly and generously its other aid to Vietnam and Southeast Asia generally. "Both Mr. Pearson and External Affairs Minister Paul Martin have stated that Canada supports United States objectives in .South Vietnam, understanding
  • ~ 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
  • ,: WOULD .MUCH(t.PR~FER · · wo.R. . .KING ·~~'.):.·".;;y.~:;'.· ·:_·;~,-~·i. 1 24 i i •. ' l . ... . ·;. ;. /n: ~ ·:'j . ~ ' (SECT~ON ." -2· 2457, FEBRUARY 20, 7 PM, FROM NEW DELHI I ; ' :> ;. . : s.·· f0 ·:· ~:~~~~.I . fh):j%':::e;.J
  • caught Jordan 1 s King Hussein on the rebound from the Arab Swnmit. Hussein was upset because his Arab brethren had given him only 60 days to buy Western jets or take MIGs. De Gaulle, who couldn 1t have been more cordial, ordered an immediate offer
  • \~ - - - - - - ___ ______ - -- ----·-- . ., Cl a ss if/ cat i o it --······1h e:ne is . o f cour se , a distinct inconsistency between his statements • J a~t - 1 i QUOTE: rnc:.king the agony endure UNQUOTE and his claim to be sys-t~ticaliy 3 ,. regaining control over the cnt:ire
  • 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
  • an ambitious and somewhat indiscreet assistant named Martin who would be glad to give the impression that he is working for you. For this reason also I do not think you ought to answer Dodd's letter directly. 5. Dodd has been a real help on a lot of matters
  • . Marvin Watson says you would like my comment on UPI 203-A (attached), a "think" piece by Martin Stuart-Fox from Saigon on a so-called "lull" period. 2. It is true that there have been no large-scale ground force actions initiated by the Communists
  • ~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
  • -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