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  • INSURANCE CORPORATION WASHINGTON OFrfCE OF THE DIRECTOR November 8, 1967 Memorandum to ­ THE HONORABLE MIKE N. MANATOS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTAlfT TO THE PRESIDENT The White House Office Pursuant·to our verbal conversation on Monday, November 6, below please
  • Avenue. The telephone number is 72-951. USIS offices are located number is 30-761. at 9 Venizelou Street. The telephone language Greek is the local l.e.nguage. English and French are widely under­ stood and spoken. Time Differential
  • POSSIBILITY. AS · REPORTED IN - MY CONVERSATIONS . . WITH ,CHOIDAS , , I HAVE CONSISTENTLY EXPRESSED OPINION THAT IT SHOULD ' BE '. POSSIBLE FOR A COMPRCJtTISE SOLUTION TO BE FOUND WHICH WOULD PERMIT l> AGE 3
  • FOR ACSI/DFIRE, JCS, USDOCOSOUTH FOR FRESHMAN, USCINCEUR FOR POLAND, ANJ(ARA, LONDON, NICOSIA, PARIS ,t-. THESS~µQNIKI .---,. ~:"-'.~ · ' '"~ ~ Amembassy ATHENS •12 SERl~S Lb ./ COPY NO. f ' ' INT TR L.AB Xl\llB TAR AIR SUBJECT: conversation
  • Minister Erld.n attempt to sidetrack the conversation into · a legalistic rebuttal ot your June 5 letter) The exchange of letters between the President and the .:· Prime Minister reflected differences ot viewpoints on a number ot specific issues related
  • . lawyer Margaret Papandreou, has had veiled telephone conversation with her in which she appeared indicate desire for him come Athens soonest. He is willing proceed and also willing serve as counsel Andreas if possible and helpful. I have cautioned
  • ~AS FRM GOG DECISION PATTAKOS TELEPHON ED MA AREZOS 9 TO LD HIM EMBOF F WA S TH ERE DISCUSSING PROBLEM 9 AND PA SSED Et BOFF REQUEST TO POSTPONE ACTIO N. MAKAREZ OS SAID THIS COULD NOT BE DO NE IF I TOOK TRIP TO C R~TEo WHEN PAT TAKOS AS'\E D~ MAJ(AREZO S
  • NOT.' CONVERSATION , ON T~IS SUSJECT WAS ALLOWED . TO LAPSE AT THIS POIMT, BUT I CARRIED AWAY IMPRESSION THAT TOP-LEVELS OF GOG WERE AGITATED ABOUT · DAMAGE WHICH .SOVIETS MIGHT BE ABLE TO CAUSE THEM DOMESTICALLY AND iNTERNATIONALLY BY EXPLOITING THIS·.- AFFAIR
  • MINISTER PIPINELLIS NOVE ~1BER 24 CPART ONE OF Two PARTS) SECRETARY VANCE,ACCOMPANIED BY AMBASSADOR TALBOT AND JOHN WALSH,HADLENGTHY DISCUSSION WITH FOREIGN MINISTER PIPINELLIS THIS . u~ .. - .. ·t-­ ~ ....._ MORNING. THROUGHOUT CONVERSATION
  • to Washington of the Prime Minister of Greece conversations were held between Mr. George A. Papandreou and the President of the United States, the Secretary of State and other officials of the United States Government. The conversations, which were conducted
  • 27, 1964 ~ONFIDENTIAL) , ... 1874 and 1889, February 20, 1964 {SECRET}_, and 2316, April 5, 1964 ·(SECRE'f); Memo­ randum o·f Conversation between President Johnson and UAR Ambassador Kamel, May 25, 1964 (SECFET),_ ll From Cairo, Telegram 1995, March
  • > including a U. S. statement reaffirming U. S. support for the King's · efforts to return. the country ta . constitutiqnalism, and ( 4) evacuation. of the King .and hi.s family in the event their lives . were in danger,, In his conversations With the King
  • of Co:pay right f-foldar: 'W. Thonaen Je~Men ~ -6pacification demanded by the Turks. While during the morning hours of December 3 the Turkish Government pondered and finally rejected this proposal, we engaged in extensive teletype conversations
  • between our two peoples. I know that, whatever difficulties may temporarily intervene , these historic ties of friendship will remain solid tb sustain us. I b elieve that our conversation, although brief~ was very valuable. It has made cl ear er to us