terest Equalization Tax, 976; No.
11304 (Sept. 12), exclusion of cer-
tain Canadian securities from
U.S. Interest Equalization Tax,
312n

Executive Service Corps, Interna-
tional, 1024

Exhibitions and fairs: Budapest In-

dustrial Fair, 435; use of foreign
currencies to meet expenses of,
1113; exchanges with U.S.S.R.,
468-469

Export Control Act of 1949, 434; as
amended, 1010, 1011
Export controls: Coordinating Com-
mittee on (COCOM), 662, 1011-
1012; export controls on-strate-
gic materials, 1016, U.S. to South-
ern Rhodesia, 594; reduction of
controls on exports to East Euro-
pean Countries, 370, 438-439, 448;
removal of certain foreign quanti-
tative restrictions against U.S. ex-
ports, 998-999

Export Credit Sales Program, 1086
Export-Import Bank of Washing-

ton: Act of 1945, 1016; authoriza-
tion of expenses for FY 1967,
1071-1072; commercial credit
guarantees to certain East Euro-
pean countries, 370, 438, 448; ef-
forts to expand U.S. exports, 12;
expansion of lending authority,
987; Investment Guarantee Pro-
gram-guarantees, 1067, 1070, re-
strictions on, 1014; report on
operations, 1067-1071
Exports: Increase in U.S. exports,
307; expansion of role of Export-
Import Bank, 12; Inter-American
Export Promotion Agency, 276

Faisal, King, 517n, 543
Fanfani, Amintore, 379n

FAO. See Food and Agriculture Or-
ganization

Far East (see also Asia and the
individual countries): AID in-
vestment guarantee projects,
1043-1044; Military Assistance
program, 1029-1030; U.S. Presi-
dential trip and statements con-
cerning, 632-639

Faupl, Rudolph, 174n

FCIA. See Foreign Credit Insurance
Association

Federal Aviation Agency, 503
Federal Bureau of Investigation,
485-486

Federal Housing Administration.
See Housing and Urban Develop-
ment, Department of

Federal Reserve: Board, 192n, 984-
985; System, 616

Federation of South Arabia, alleged
aggression against, 543-544
Fedorenko, Nikolai T., 491n, 766n,

927n

Fernando Póo, 588-589
Fiat Company agreement with
U.S.S.R., 370n

Fiji, 680-681

Finland, 416; communiqués of-

EFTA and EFTA-Finland Joint
Council, 386, 388-389, Heads of
Government of EFTA and Fin-
land (London), 390

Fish and fisheries: Fishing and Con-
servation of the Living Resources
of the High Seas, entry into force
of Convention on, 207-208; EFTA
study re production and trade in,
388; international fisheries com-
missions, appropriations for ex-
penses of U.S. participation, 1143;
North Pacific Fisheries Conven-
tion, Japanese-U.S. consideration
of revision, 695; Soviet-U.S. dis-
cussions re conservation and use of
fishery resources, 481-482; U.S.
12-mile exclusive fishing zone,
213, 482

Fisher, Adrian S., 901, 923-927
Fissionable materials, cutoff or re-
duction in production for weapons
purposes, under verification sys-
tem, and transfer to peaceful
uses (see also Atomic energy,
peaceful uses of): ACDA report on
negotiations, 902, 904; interna-
tional control under EURATOM
or IAEA safeguard system, pro-
posals re-U.S., 907-908, 921, 923-
925, 929, 931, 935, West German,
394; reduction in or freeze on
production, U.S. proposals. 483,
509; transfer of enriched uranium
to peaceful purposes by U.S., 944–
945

Florence Agreement, 195-199, 200,
203, 1099

Food (see also other Food head-
ings): Food-population problem,
72-73, 144-146, need for balance
between agricultural productivity
and population, 1020, 1022, 1075;
Gen. Ass. res. re multilateral food
aid, 147-149; emergency food aid
to India, 684-686, 688, 1088; im-
provement of methods of produc-
tion and distribution, 107, 145;
U.N. World Food Program, 91,
1083, U.S. pledge, 143, 147; U.S.
statements, 143-147, 1072-1073,
1086-1088; war on want, 788;
world food problem, DAC commu-
niqué, 360-361; world food reserve,
U.S. offer to create, 144-146
Food and Agriculture Organization,
U.N. (FAO), 145, 146, 147; Com-
mittee on Commodity Problems,
study on multilateral food aid,
148; cooperation with U.N. Devel-
opment Program, 91; FAO/IAEA
Division of Atomic Energy in Agri-
culture, 946; International Rice
Year, 1075

Food for freedom program, 145; re-
sulting Act and program (see Food
for Peace

Food for Peace Act (1966), 455; ad-
visory committee, establishment
of, 1085; prohibition of extension
of aid to countries trading with
Cuba and North Viet-Nam, 549n,

Foster, William C., statements con-
cerning: International safeguards
and nonproliferation of nuclear
weapons, 923-925; nonprolifera-
tion of nuclear weapons-need for
agreement on treaty re, 918-922,
principles for negotiation, 932-
938, U.S. policy concerning, 914-
915

Fowler, Henry H., 150, 156, 291, 313,
978; attendance at German-U.S.
monetary discussions, 404; state-
ments concerning-balance-of-
payments-Federal Reserve Board
administration of Voluntary Pro-
gram, 984n-985n, review of U.S.
situation, 985-987, call on IMF for
a plan for the creation of a mone-
tary reserve, 191-194, interna-
tional monetary reserve needs,
184-185

France: Cambodian-French rela-
tions, 646, 648-650; creation of an
international monetary reserve,
views concerning, 186-191, 193n;
EEC-veto of U.K. membership,
390n, views on role of, 381-383,
withdrawal from negotiations on
financing common agricultural
policy, 380n; Franco-German
(Federal Republic) -conversa-
tions, 382, relations, 409-410,
Treaty of 1963, 335, 342, 373, 409;
French policy, 421-422; German
"Democratic Republic," question
of membership in the U.N., joint
letter with U.K. and U.S., 64-65;
Germany, position concerning
problem of cooperation in joint
action, 317, 318, 320, 325, 343, 345,
participation in 4-power declara-
tion, 378-379; Indochina, views
concerning neutralization of, and
withdrawal of U.S. forces, 646-
648 649, 717-718, 851, 859-860,
873-874, 894-895; Laos, relations
with, 717-718; NATO, modifica-
tion of French participation (see
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
tion: French military disengage-
ment); nonpayment of voluntary
contributions to U.N. peacekeep-
ing operations, 54, 64; nuclear
force, development of, 317, 319,
374; nuclear test in the Pacific,
624; relations with Eastern Europe
(see also Soviet-French relations,
infra), 373, 451; SEATO observer,
623; Somaliland, future of, 590-
591; Soviet-French relations-
declarations, 418-421, 422-425,
French statement, 333, 373; U.S.
bilateral treaties affected by
French NATO position, 320, 324-
325, 329-330, 332, 336; USIA pro-
gram in Paris, 1125; Viet-Nam
conflict (see also Indochina,
supra), letter to North Viet-Nam,
769

Frankel, Charles, 199-200, 1102
Free trade areas and customs unions,
1001

Freedom of Information Act (Moss
Act), 1122

Index

Freedom of religion, 114
Freeman, Orville L., 143, 147, 770n,
771, 788, 795

F.R.G. See Germany, Federal Re-
public of

Friendly Relations, U.N. Special
Committee on, 125-126

Fulbright-Hays Act (see also Edu-
cational and cultural exchange),
1102, 1105, 1106

Gandhi, Mrs. Indira, 682-684, 792n
Garbuzov, V. F., 508-509

Garcia Godoy, Héctor, 226, 264–265,
266

Gardner, John W., 263, 770n, 771,
788

GATT. See General Agreement on
Tariffs and Trade

Gaud, William S., 28n
Gavin doctrine, 755

G.D.R. See "Germany, Democratic
Republic of"

Gemini program, 970-972 passim
General Agreement on Tariffs and
Trade (GATT):

Accession of Yugoslavia, 453,
1001; Committee on Trade and
Development, 1000, 1001; Cotton
Textiles Committee, 1007-1008;
developing countries, views re
trade preferences for, 992-993,
994, 996, 999; negotiations (see
Kennedy Round of negotiations,
infra); Part IV of GATT on Trade
and Development, 999-1000, Pro-
tocol amending, 987; U.S. partici-
pation-appropriations for, 1141,
report on, 994-1001; U.S. Special
Representative (Herter), 991–992,

995

Kennedy Round of negotia-
tions: EEC statement, 387-388,
U.S. concern with EEC offer, 991-
992, 996; EFTA communiqués,
386, 388, 390; U.S.-Japan Com-
mittee on Trade, communiqué,
695; U.S. report and statement re
Sixth Round, 987-988, 994-996
General Assembly, U.N. See United
Nations General Assembly
General Services Administration,
1009-1010

Geneva Conference on Indochina,
1954, and International Confer-
ence on the Settlement of the
Laotian Question, Geneva, 1961-
1962:

Calls upon Cochairmen of Con-
ference on Indochina (U.K. and
U.S.S.R.) to reconvene conference
to negotiate peaceful settlement of
Viet-Nam conflict and resolve
other Southeast Asian problems:
Indian, 690n; Laotian, 721-722;
U.K., 863-864, 880n; U.S., 645, 751,
762, 835, 847, 880, U.S. draft reso-
lution re preliminary discussions,
762, statement re, 766-768

Communiqués, proposals, and
statements re Geneva Agree-
ments as basis for negotiations:
French, 646, 718, 769, 859-860;
French- Cambodian,

648-649;

1171

Geneva Conference on Indochina,
1954-Continued

French-Soviet, 419; Korean, 713;
Korean-U.S., 718; Laos, 718;
North Vietnamese, 743, 753, 766n,
838, 844-845; Soviet-Indian, 691;
Soviet-Turkish, 428; U.N., 44, 792,
811; U.S., 5, 45, 130-131, 741, 744-
745, 751, 760-761, 765, 766-768, 783,
785, 795, 812, 826, 836, 856, 858,
866, 889; Warsaw Pact, 833

Violations of agreements, views
concerning: ICC, 721; North Viet-
namese ailegations re U.S. viola-
tions and appeals to International
Commission for Supervision and
Control in Viet-Nam (ICSC),
823n, 844, 864-865, 881n, 883, 885-
886; SEATO, 620; U.S., 795, 841,
845, 858, 877, 895
Geneva Convention of 1955, Prohibi-
tion of the Use in War of Asphyxi-
ating, Poisonous or Other Gases,
etc., Protocol of, 940

Geneva Convention on the High
Seas, 1958: Soviet charge of U.S.
alleged violation, 912; refutation
by U.S., 916

Geneva Convention Relative to the
Treatment of Prisoners of War
(1949) Question of adherence by
Viet-Nam combatants, communi-
qués, memorandum, and state-
ments re-Manila and South Viet-
namese-U.S. communiqués, 771,
868, U.N., 836-837, U.S., 806, 834,
836, 839; status of prisoners, U.S.
use of tribunals in determination
of, 886-887

Genoa conference (1922), 480
Genocide, Convention on the Pre-

vention and Punishment of the
Crime of, 94, 112

Germany, "Democratic Republic of"
(G.D.R.) (see also Berlin and
other German headings): Agree-
ment on passes for West Berliners
to visit East Berlin, 391; East Ger-
man Socialist Unity Party, can-
cellation of debates with West
German party, 403; membership in
the U.N., question of, Fr.-U.K.-
U.S. letter re, 64–65; prohibition of
U.S. trade with, 438n; proposals
for security of Europe, 327n;
Treaty of Friendship, Mutual As-
sistance and Cooperation with
U.S.S.R. (1964), 397; West Ger-
man statement re relations with
Eastern Zone, 410

Germany, Federal Republic of (see
also Berlin and other German
headings): Coalition government,
407n; Constitution of, 393, 398;
debates between East and West
German Socialist parties, cancel-
lation of, 403; discussions with-
U.K. and U.S. re Central European
defense, 372, with U.S. (Erhard,
Johnson), communiqués, 366-367,
403-406; foreign policy goals, 407-
411; Franco-German-conversa-
tions, 382, relations, 409-410,

Treaty (1963), 335, 342, 373, 409;
French NATO contingents in,
memorandums and statements
re-French, 319-320, 325, 335, 342-
343, 373, German, 340-342, 343-
344; frontier lines with Czechoslo-
vakia and Poland, question of sig-
nificance of Munich Agreement,
392, 397-398, 408, 492; nuclear
power reactors under EURATOM
safeguards, 901, 935; nuclear
weapons, access to (see North
Atlantic Treaty Organization:
Multilateral nuclear force); pro-
posals for European security, cir-
cular note, 391-395, replies, 392n,
Soviet, 395-402, U.S., 395; repre-
sentative of German people, 64,
Soviet views re, 492; Romanian
economic relations with, 451;
Soviet charges against, 396-397,
399, 492; Warsaw Pact views, 353,
354, 357; U.S. importation of auto-
mobiles from, 1004

Germany (see also Berlin and other

German headings), problem of:
Allied forces in, problem of financ-
ing, 362n, 372; declaration on (Fr.,
U.K., U.S., West Germany), 378-
379; existing frontiers, question of
significance of Munich Agreement,
392, 397-398, 408; 4-power respon-
sibility (Fr., U.K., U.S., U.S.S.R.),
64-65; views concerning-French,
335, NATO, 346, 376; Soviet, 401,
402, Soviet-Indian, 691, Soviet-
U.A.R., 547; U.S., 24, 338, 368,
369-370, 395, 402-403, 406, 445;
U.S.-West German, 404; Warsaw
Pact, 352, 353, 357; West German,
392, 407, 410, 491

Ghana, 551; dispute with Guinea,
560-561; U.S. recognition of the
Government of the National Liber-
ation Council, 559
Giap, Vo Nguyen, 785
Gibraltar, 425-426

Gilmour, Craddock M., Jr., 509–510
Gold: IMF gold deposits in U.S. and

U.K., 178; report on IMF transac-
tions, 176-183; standard of ex-
change (see also International
monetary system reform), French
views, 187-190 passim; U.S. gold
transactions, 980, reserve loss dur-
ing 1966, 986; use in expressing
par value, 176
Goldberg, Arthur J.:

Letters, note, and statements
concerning: Arab-Israel dispute,
border clashes with-Jordan, 532-
535, Syria, 528-532; Barbados, 71;
Cambodia, 644; China, question of
U.N. representation, 65n, 67-70;
Congo, Democratic Republic of,
557-558; Cyprus problem, 413-415,
U.S. pledge to U.N. Force in Cy-
prus, 416-418; development assist-
ance, 72-75; General Assembly,
21st Session, 63-64; Guyana, 65;
nonproliferation of nuclear weap-
ons, proposed agreement re, 927-
932; outer space, peaceful uses of,
949-950, negotiation of treaty con-

Presidential
cerning, 36, 483

statements

con-

Gore, Albert, 163n
Government
Act, 1071
Government Operations, U.S. Senate
Committee on, Subcommittee pub-
lication of The Secretary of State
and the Problem of Coordination:
New Duties and Procedures, 1029–
1030

Corporation Control

Gowon, Yakubu, 561n

Grains: GATT arrangements, 996;
wheat (see Wheat)

Great Society, 1-2, 7, 9-10, 279, 487
Greece, 155, 452, 944, 946; defense

assistance NATO, 347, U.S., 1031;
OECD Consortia for Greece and
Turkey, 375; relations with Tur-
key (see Cyprus, Greek Cypriot-
Turkish problem)

Gromyko, Andrei A.: Meeting with
U.S. officials, 490n-491n, participa-
tion in-French-Soviet talks, 418,
422, Japanese-Soviet discussions,
601-702; statements re-rejection
of U.S. Viet-Nam deescalation
plan, 859, U.S. bomber crash on
the coast of Spain, 911-912, U.S.
military presence in Europe, 327
Gronouski, John, 444, 445, 448, 852
Guam, 137n-138n, 738

Guantanamo Naval Base, 260-261
Guatemala, 226, 228, 297
Guinea, 165; detention of U.S. Am-
bassador, 559-569, 561n; Ghana-
Guinea dispute, 560-561

Gulf of Tonkin incident, 741, 767,
847

Gut Dam claims, 314, 1139, 1143
Guyana: Independence, 268n, 1151;
membership in the U.N., 65; visit
of Prime Minister to U.S., 268

Ha Van Lau, 823n, 844-845, 883,
885n

Hague Conference on Private Inter-
national Law, 218n

Haiti, 226, 228; situation between
Dominican Republic and Haiti,
OAS Council action, 267-268
Hallstein, Walter, 387-388
Hammarskjöld, Dag, 42

Harriman, Averell, 613n, 645, 745,
770n, 792, 806; itinerary and
meetings in Far East, 745n, 749n;
mission to certain countries re de-
velopments at Manila Conference,
880-881

Harris, Mrs. Patricia R., 97n, 98n,
101-103

Hasluck, Paul M. C., 620, 623
Havana Tricontinental Conference.
See Afro-Asian-Latin American
Peoples Solidarity Conference,
First

Hays Bill, proposed, 1131-1133
Heads of State meetings:

Arab League Summit Confer-
ence, 517, postponement of 4th,
519n, U.A.R. statement, 516-519;
Heads of Government of EFTA
and Finland, London meeting, 390;
Manila Summit Conference (Oct.
24-25, 1966)-communiqué, etc.,
867-871, reports and statements
re, 714, 715, 720, 873, 878, 880, 1115
Proposed meetings (see also
Geneva Conference on
Indo-

china.
and World disarma-
ment conference): Conference of
American Chiefs of State (Punta
del Este, 1967), 283, 300n, 303, 306;
Third Special Inter-American
Conference (Buenos Aires, 1967),
232, 233, 235, 240n; nonnuclear-
weapon states, conference to con-
sider the prevention of further
proliferation of nuclear weapons,
Gen. Ass. res. convening, 936; Nu-
clear summit conference (see Nu-
clear summit conference)
Health: Children's research hospital
in Krakow, 445; Covenant on
Economic, Social and Cultural
Rights, provisions re, 106-107; ex-
changes in the field of public
health with U.S.S.R., 465-466;
IAEA activities in the field of
health and safety, 946-947; inter-
national health program, pro-
posed, 1019-1020, 1023, 1092-1095;
program in South Korea, 704,
SEATO programs, 622

200.

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