1 Separate quotas established by Presidential Proclamation 3503, October 23, 1962.

Abu Simbel, UNESCO program for pres-
ervation, 216
Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.,
agreement with NASA for coopera-
tive space program, 1069-1080
ACDA. See Arms Control and Disar-
mament Agency. U.S.

Addis Ababa meeting. See Organiza-
tion of African Unity (OAU)
Aden, Territory of, situation in: Pro-
posal to send U.N. visiting mission,
U.S. views, 591-592; U.N. Gen. Ass.
res., 593-595

Portuguese Territories in Africa);
question of representation of African
nations in U.N. organs, 74, 75, 628-
629; regional approaches toward
unity, 617, 627, 679; Technical Co-
operation in Africa, Commission for,
630-631; U.N. Economic Commission
for Africa, 617, 630; U.S. aid to
Africa-Clay committee recommenda-
tions, 1150-1152, military and other
assistance, 1178, 1221, 1247–1248; U.S.
policy and objectives, 615-622, 626,
662

Adoula, Cyrille, 649-650, 650-651, 657,
662-663, 664-665, 667-668

AEC. See Atomic Energy Commission
Afghanistan: Currency, establishment
of initial par value, 205; resumption
of relations with Pakistan, U.S. state-
ment, 596; visit to U.S. of king, joint
communiqué, 596-597
Africa (see also individual countries
and territories): African and Mala-
gasy Union, 617, 627; African Devel-
opment Bank, agreement to establish,
630; Communist-bloc interest in Af-
rica, 623-627; conference of Ministers
of Finance, 630; independence move-
ment, U.N. concern, 64-65; Independ-
ent African States (see Independent
African States Summit Conference);
Organization of African Unity (see
Organization of African Unity); po-
litical development of African nations,
620-621; Portuguese territories (see

*NOTE: Organizational abbreviations
(e.g., DLF, EFTA, OAS, etc.) used in
the text and in the index appear in their
alphabetical order in the index.

The terms "Soviet," "U.K.," and
"U.S." are employed throughout the
index as adjectival forms for the United
Kingdom (Great Britain), the United
States, and the U.S.S.R.

Persons are not identified by office in
the index, but usually where a person
is first mentioned in any section a foot-
note identification is given unless that
person is identified in the text.

Agency for International Development
(AID): Advisory committee on inter-
- national business problems, establish-
ment, 1116; American studies pro-
grams, 1294; Clay Committee recom-
mendations, 1158-1162; cooperation
with-Colombo Plan nations, 739,
World Health Organization, 217; de-
velopment grants and loans, 12, 138,
1159, 1177-1182, 1246-1250; Develop-
ment Loan Fund (see Development
Loan Fund); exports-contingent aid
policy, 1105-1106; Investment Guar-
anty Program (see Investment Guar-
anty Program); Latin American aid
(see also Alliance for Progress), 318,
368; officers, appointment of, 1234-
1235; programs for FY 1964, 10-13;
reports on operations, 1177-1184,
1246-1253

Agricultural commodities (see also Ag-
ricultural Trade Development and
Assistance Act; European Economic
Community, U.S. relations; and spe-
cific commodities): GATT arrange-
ments, 1123-1125, 1127, 1128; U.S. ex-
ports to Japan, 772-773; U.S. sur-
plus-agreement with Poland, 515,
East-West trade, 525-527, 528-529,
1272, legislation re procurement, 1225,
loan program, 1181-1182, 1248-1250,
1258

Agricultural Trade Development and
Assistance Act of 1954: Amendments,
1147; cited, 528n-529n; "Cooley loan"
provision, 1160; references to. 1180-
1182, 1224, 1227. 1232, 1236, 1243,
1248-1250, 1258, 1292-1293, 1329, 1335

Agriculture, Department of, delegation
of functions to Secretary under Inter-
national Wheat Agreement Act of
1962, Executive order, 1143

AID. See Agency for International De-
velopment

Aircraft. See Aviation

Albania, U.S. rebuttal to Albanian pro-
posal re admission of Communist
China to U.N., 113–118

Alessandri Rodriguez, Jorge, 1040-1041
Algeria, border dispute with Morocco,
U.S. statement, 640-641

Alliance for Progress: Achievements
(see also reports, infra), 4-5, 231-
234, 262-265, 305-306, 320-321, 347-
351, 1169-1172; appropriations, 12-13,
1165, 1176, 1184-1185, 1193, 1195,
1259 (revolving fund); Argentine-
U.S. statement, 297; California-Chile
project, 298-299; Clay committee rec-
ommendations, 1152-1155; Foreign
Assistance Act of 1961, as amended
1963, provisions re, 1211-1213; Inter-
American Committee on the Alliance
for Progress, 225, 332, 342-347; Inter-
American Conference of Ministers of
Labor on the Alliance for Progress,
311-312, 335; needs and objectives,
U.S. statements, 309, 320, 330-341,
351-358, 1165, 1319; reports on
operations--OAS 224-225, U.S. 317-|
318, 367-369

American Association for the United
Nations, 84-85

American Council of Learned Societies,
1294

Angola. See Portuguese territories in
Africa

Antarctic Treaty of 1961: Telecom-
munications meeting of Treaty coun-
tries, 377; U.S. inspection under
Treaty provisions, 1045-1046
Antarctica, coordination of meteoro-
logical programs in area, 221
ANZUS: Council, Ministerial Session
(Wellington), 734–736; U.S. treaty
relationships, 726

Appropriations, Senate Committee on,
hearings on foreign aid, 1191-1195
Arab-Israeli disputes. See under Israel |
Arab states, nationalistic movement,
566-567, 569

Argentina: Aid, U.S. in support of IMF
agreement, 303; economic and social
development, U.S.-Argentine discus-
sions, 296-298; naval revolt, 304;
political development, 325
Armaments, conventional: Elimination

or reduction (see also Disarma-
ment)-Soviet views, 916, U.S. pro-
posals, 911, 912-914; introduction of
military supplies into Laos by North

Viet-Nam, U.S. views, 818; move-
ment of arms into Isthmian countries,
security regulations, 241
Armed forces: Convoys on Berlin cor-
ridor, detention by Soviets, 547, 548-
553, 554-555; Cyprus, forces of the
guarantor powers, 471-472; Soviet
forces-intention to reduce, 529,
strength, 429 430, withdrawal from
Cuba, 247-248, 267; status of forces
agreements, U.S., 416, 739; troops on
foreign soil, reduction and with-
drawal-Soviet proposals, 543, 544–
545, 892-893, 895, U.K. position, 905–
910; U.N. Military Command in
Korea, U.S. members held captive or
killed, 788-789, 797-798, 803-804;
U.S. forces in-Germany, 423-425,
428, 483, Morocco, 639, Viet-Nam, 840,
855, 884n, Western Europe, 423-425,
428

Arms Control and Disarmament Act of
1961, amendments, 886-887

Arms

Control and Disarmament
Agency, U.S. (ACDA) (see also
Foster, William C.): Appropriations,
15, 886n; expansion of program, 15;
report on activities, 889, 927n-928n
Arosomena Monroy, Carlos Julio, 1040–
1041

Arts, Advisory Committee on the, 1287
Asia (see also Southeast Asia and indi-
vidual countries): Aid, U.S., 1178–
1180, 1247, Clay committee recom-
mendations, 1149-1150; Communist
influence, U.S. views, 753-758: nu-
clear-free zone in, U.S. views, 1047;
question of U.N. representation of na-
tions, 74, 75; relationship of Japan
to, 774-777; U.S. policy, 722–728
Asian Productivity Organization, 737n.

777

Atlantic Community (see also European
Economic Community, Organization
for Economic Cooperation and Devel-
opment, and North Atlantic Treaty
Organization headings): French
statement, 442; partnership in nuclear
matters, 404; U.S. views and objec-
tives, 2-4, 410-415, 450-453, 462
Atomic energy, peaceful uses: Agree-
ments for U.S. cooperation with--
India, 767, U.S.S.R., 556; funds for
foreign programs, 1204; increase in
available uranium-235, 1092-1093;
provisions in Test Ban Treaty re ex-
plosions for peaceful uses, 1015, 1030;
safeguards system for nuclear re-
actors, 1093–1095; transfer of fission-
able material to. U.S. proposal. 919
Atomic Energy Agency, International.
See International Atomic Energy
Agency