THE ATLANTIC

EUROPE

Part IV.

A. The Atlantic Community-NATO and the OECD-French

Military Disengagement From NATO

B. European Regional Organizations-Problems of Integration

C. Problems of Germany and Berlin

D. Developments Relating to the Situation in Cyprus

E. Relations With Certain Countries and Concerning Certain

Problems of the Area

France

Gibraltar

Spain.

Turkey

Part V. EASTERN EUROPE.

A. Regional Developments and Policies

B. Relations With Certain Countries and Concerning Certain

Problems of the Area

Bulgaria

Czechoslovakia

The German "Democratic Republic"

Hungary

Poland

COMMUNITY AND WESTERN

Romania

Yugoslavia

Part VI. THE SOVIET UNION.

Part VII. THE NEAR AND MIDDLE EAST.

A. Regional Developments and Policies

B. The Arab-Israel Dispute.

C. Relations With Certain Countries and Concerning Certain

Problems of the Area

D. The Republic of South Africa, and South-West Africa.

Apartheid in South Africa.

Administration of the Mandated Territory of South-West

Africa by South Africa.

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E. Status of Remaining Dependencies in Africa

Botswana.

Equatorial Guinea.

French Somaliland

Ifni and Spanish Sahara

Lesotho.

Southern Rhodesia

Part IX.

A. Regional Developments and Policies

President Johnson's Trip to Asia and the Pacific, October 17-

November 2, 1966. .

EAST AND SOUTH ASIA, AND THE PACIFIC

Australia

British Indian Ocean Territory

Burma

Cambodia.

The China Area

Fiji.

India, Pakistan, and the Kashmir Question

B. Relations With Certain Countries and Concerning Certain
Problems of the Area

Indonesia

Japan.

Korea.

Laos

Malaysia

The Trust Territory of Nauru

Papua and the Trust Territory of New Guinea

The Philippines

Part X.

Thailand

United States Administration of the Trust Territory of the

Pacific Islands.

C. Developments Affecting the Situation in the Republic of Viet-

Nam

DISARMAMENT

EFFORTS AND THE PEACEFUL

USES OF OUTER SPACE. .

A. United States Arms Control Machinery

B. The Problem of General and Complete Disarmament and

Approaches to It Through Certain Collateral Measures,

Particularly Nonproliferation of Nuclear Weapons

C. Activities of the International Atomic Energy Agency-Peace-

ful Uses of Atomic Energy.

D. Peaceful Uses of Outer Space

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C. Import Controls and Policy

D. Export Controls and Policy

FOREIGN ECONOMIC POLICY-TRADE AND

TARIFFS

Part XI.

A. Measures Taken To Redress the United States Unfavorable

Balance of Payments Situation

B. Measures Taken To Liberalize International Trade

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INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION, EDUCA-

Part XIII. TIONAL EXCHANGE, AND CULTURAL AFFAIRS

B. Appropriations

C. Contributions to International Organizations.

Passport Regulations, Immigration and Visas.

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LIST OF DOCUMENTS

Part I. PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES OF AMERICAN FOR-
EIGN POLICY

"To Build a Civilization To Liberate

the Spirit of Man"

I-1. Annual Message on the State of

the Union Read by the President

(Johnson) Before a Joint Session of

the Congress, January 12, 1966 (Ex-

cerpts)

1

"Despite the Present Difficulties. .

the World Is Moving Steadily Toward

Peace"

I-2. Reply Made by the Secretary of

State (Rusk) to a Question Asked at a

News Conference, January 21, 1966. 6

The Federal Budget for Fiscal Year

1967

I-3. Message From the President

(Johnson) to the Congress, Trans-

mitted January 24, 1966 (Excerpts). 7

The Problem of Security in the Con-

temporary World

I-4. Address by the Secretary of De-

fense (McNamara) Before the Amer-

ican Society of Newspaper Editors,

14

Montreal, May 18, 1966 . .

A. United States Participation in the United

Nations

Call for a Careful Review of United

States Financial Contributions to Inter-

national Organizations

II-1. Memorandum From the Presi-

dent (Johnson) to the Secretary of

State (Rusk), March 15, 1966 . . . 35

"The Goal of American Foreign Policy

[Is] 'a Worldwide Victory for

Freedom'"

*Titles marked with an asterisk indicate

that the text of the document is not printed

in this compilation; a source for the text is

provided. The titles have been supplied by

the editors.

...

I-5. Address by the Secretary of State

(Rusk) Before the Veterans of For-

eign Wars Convention, New York,

21

August 22, 1966 . . .

Part II. THE UNITED NATIONS, SPECIALIZED AGENCIES,

AND DEVELOPMENTS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW

United States Participation in the

United Nations During 1966

II-2. Letter From the President

(Johnson) to the Congress Transmit-

ting the Twenty-First Annual Report

on U.S. Participation in the U.N.,

36

November 15, 1967 . .

B. Review and Improvement of the United

Nations Machinery

The Work of the United Nations Or-

ganization During the Period June 16,

1965-June 15, 1966

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