Abu Simbel temples, 278, 284
Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.,
650, 1164-1168

ACDA. See Arms Control and Disarma-
ment Agency, U.S.
Acheson, Dean, 589-590

Act of Bogotá, 392

"Act of State" doctrine, 292

"Act of Washington," procedure for
admission of new members to OAS,
305-306, U.S. views, 303-305
Aden, Territory of (see also Federation
of South Arabia, including Aden):
U.N. Committee of 24-report on
progress toward independence, 210,
211-212, request for removal of U.K.
base at Aden, 716-717, 718-719; U.S.
views, 719-720

AEC. See Atomic Energy Commission,
U.S.

Aeronautics and space activities, U.S.,

report, 1177-1180

Africa (see also individual countries
and territories): African and Mal-
agasy States associated with EEC,
convention of association between,
517, 1203; African Development
Bank, establishment, 737; African
Summit Conference, 2d, 690; Asian-
African Conference, 1st (Bandung,
1955), 891; Chinese Communist state-
ment re prospects for revolution, 730–
731, U.S. observations re, 730; de-
nuclearization of-nonalined coun-
tries' declaration, 696-697, OAU res.,
1096; Organization of African Unity
(see Organization of African Unity);
problems within, U.S. views, 12;
U.S.-assistance programs, 733–737,
policy toward, 731–732

Agency for International Development
(AID) Administration of economic
assistance, 1249; changing programs
in Africa, 733–737; cooperative spon-
sorship of Conference on Interna-
tional Rural Development, 1267; co-
ordination with other U.S. programs
and with U.S. policies, 402, 1318-
1321; counterinsurgency program in
Viet-Nam, 971; development loan au-
thorization, 1258-1263, 1284-1285;
Development Loan Fund (see De-
velopment Loan Fund); Foreign As-
sistance Act provisions re, 1272;
housing projects, 1248; instructions
for improvement of AID program,
1250; Investment Guarantee Pro-
gram, 1264-1265, 1286-1289; obliga-
tional authority recommended, 3, 4-6,
7; proposed relationship to universi-
ties, 1244; provision of vitamin en-
riched foods, 1241; reports on opera-
tions, 1258-1267, 1284-1291; termina-
tion of program in Republic of China,
879-880

Agrarian reform in Latin America, 419-

421

Agricultural Sciences, Inter-American
Institutes of, 420

Agricultural Trade Development and
Assistance Act of 1954 (P.L. 480, as
amended): Extension and amend-
ment, P.L. 88-638, 624, 723n, 1235-
1238; limitations on actions of execu-
tive branch, question of, 1239; recom-
mendation for 5-year extension of
Act, 1235; use of foreign currencies
which accrue under title I (see under
Currency, foreign: use of, etc.)
Agriculture and agricultural products
(see also specific commodity):

Soviet-U.S. exchange agreement in
the field of, 652-654

Surplus commodities (see also
Food-for-Peace program): Act gov-
erning (see Agricultural Trade Devel-
opment and Assistance Act); agree-
ments under title I, P.L. 480-625
(Poland), 722, 723, 733, 880 (Republic

of China), 1267; agricultural exports,
importance to U.S. economy, 1204-
1205, 1213, 1242; disposal governed by
internationally

Trade negotiations (see also Euro-
pean Economic Community and Gen-
eral Agreement on Tariffs and Trade:
Kennedy Round), 515, 522, 1198–1199,
1204-1208, 1215n

AID. See Agency for International
Development

Aiken, Frank, 1110-1111
Aircraft and shipping incidents with:

Cuba: complaint of U.S. violation
of airspace over Cuba, 320; U.S. posi-
tion re inspection flights, 320-321

U.A.R., "Flying Boxcar" owned by
U.S. citizen, shot down by U.A.R.
MIG fighters, 723

U.S.S.R.: British European Airways
and Pan American flights to and from
West Berlin, Soviet protest to flights
without GDR consent, 541, U.S. state-
ments and Western Powers declara-
tion re use of Berlin corridor, 541-542,
543-544, 548; Merchant Ship Polotsk
and U.S. Navy Seaplane Tender Dux-
bury Bay in Red Sea area, 669-670,
672-673, and SS Sister Katingo in
Novorossisk area, 670, Soviet charge
of overflights, 671, U.S. refutation,
673; USAF planes shot down over
East Germany-T-39, 526-527, RB-66,
528-530

Alaskan Boundary Tribunal, 1352
Algeria-Morocco border dispute, OAU
Ad Hoc Commission, 746
Alliance for Progress: Agreements

(12), signing, 382-383; appropria-
tions, U.S., 1269, 1276; balance-of-
payments problem, 406, 412, 414;
Costa Rican-U.S. discussions, 307-
308; Food-for-Peace programs, 1241;
IA-ECOSOC report, 412-422; Inter-
American Committee on the (see In-
ter-American Committee on the Alli-
ance for Progress); remarks of OAS
Secretary General, 301, 302; Social
Progress Trust Fund for, 389, 392,
393, 395, 423, 426-429; Special Devel-
opment Assistance Fund, establish-
ment, 411; U.S. statements, 4, 6-7, 30,
373-386 passim, 395–399, 401-403, 407-
411; USIA presentation, 1334
Allied Travel Office, Berlin, 625

Antarctica, report of U.S. observers on
inspection of Antarctic stations, 1091
ANZUS (Australia, New Zealand,
U.S.): Council, 13th ministerial ses-
sion, communiqué (Washington),
839-841; U.S. statement, 839
Apartheid. See Racial discrimination.
and under South Africa
Apollo test program, 1179, 1180
Appropriations, Senate Committee on,.
hearings before: Subcommittee on
Department of Defense, 461-462;
Subcommittee on Department of De-
fense and Committee on Armed Serv-
ices, 636-640, 679-681; Subcommittee
on the Department of State, etc.,
1344-1347

Arab Common Market, 689n
Arab Defense Council, Joint, 688n
Arab-Israeli dispute (see also Palestine
headings): Arab League-charges of
Israeli aggression, 675–676, 688, estab-
lishment of Palestine Liberation Or-
ganization (PLO), 688–689, proposal
for creation of Palestine entity, 689,
representations of members to U.S. re
visit of Israeli Prime Minister to U.S.,
703n-704n, threatened liquidation of
Israel, letter re, 706; Armistice De-
marcation Line (Israel-Syria), viola-
tions of and air combat, UNEF re-
port, 706-707, U.K.-U.S. draft U.N.
res., 710, U.S. statements, 678-679,
708-709, 711; Jordan River, diversion
of course and use for irrigation, views
concerning-Arab, 675, 676n, 688n,
Israeli, 701-702, U.S. 681; Mixed
Armistice Commission, 709, 710; non-
alined support of Arab people, 694;
Soviet position, 685

Arab League, Council of Kings and
Heads of State of: Cairo meeting
(1963), 689n; 1st session, statement,
675-676; 2d session, declaration, 688-
691

Arab nationalism, 677
Arab Summit Conferences. See Arab
League

Argentina: IDB loans, 394, 423, 426;

IFC private enterprise assistance, 237
Arif, Rashid, 720
Armaments, conventional: Control over
(see Arms Control and Disarmament
Agency and Inspection and verifica-
tion); Cuban shipment of arms to

subversives in Venezuela, 314, 317-
318, 319, 323; elimination or reduction
(see also Disarmament)-balance in,
U.S. statement, 1071, destruction of
bombers, proposals for-Soviet, 1017,
1030, 1040-1041, 1056, U.S., 1037-1040,
1056-1058; infiltration of arms and
ammunition into South Viet-Nam
from-Cambodia, 849, Laos, 938, 940,
942, the North, 955, 960; U.S. and
NATO strength in Europe without re-
sorting to nuclear power, 461-462; use
of arms and armaments, Soviet state-
ment, 586n

Armed forces (see also Military budg-
ets) Air Force pilots (U.S.) shot
down over East Germany, 526-527,
528-530; reduction and withdrawal
from foreign territories, Soviet pro-
posals, 1014-1015, 1016, 1031; Soviet-
expenditures for, 649, forces in Cuba,
321; U.S. forces-in Canal Zone, 348,
in South Viet-Nam, 9, 974, Southeast
Asia resolution re protection of U.S.
armed forces, 984-985, 991-992, Spe-
cial Action Forces, 36, strength of,
13, 35-37, 915

Armed Services: House Committee on,
hearings on military posture, 956-
958; joint Committees on, hearing on
proposed Congressional resolution on
Southeast Asia, 985–990; Senate Com-
mittee on, hearings on Department
of Defense appropriations, 461-462,
636-640, 679-681

Arms Control and Disarmament Agency,
U.S. (ACDA) (see also Foster, Wil-
liam C.): Appropriation for FY 1965,
1006n; proposed budget, 5, 8-9; pur-
pose, 1074; report, 4th annual, 1006-
1009

Arts: Advisory Committee on the Arts-
membership, 1312n, report on State
Department Cultural Presentations
Program, 1310-1313; exchanges in
performing arts with U.S.S.R., 658
Asia (see also Southeast Asia and in-
dividual countries): Asian-African
Conference, 1st (Bandung, 1955), 891;
Asian Population Conference, 72;
Asian Productivity Organization, 832,
842; Communist aggressive power,
50-51; Japanese trade and interest,
918-920; U.S. policies and problems
in, 824-834

Athletics, Interagency Committee on
International, 1320
Atlantic Alliance and Community (see
also European Economic Community,
Organization for Economic Coopera-
tion and Development, and North
Atlantic Treaty Organization head-
ings) French view, 495, 496, 497;

NATO Secretary General's statement,
489-493; Standing Group of Atlantic
Alliance, 460; U.S. statements-com-
mon interest in peace, 500, 502, eco-
nomic integration, need for, 515-517,
responsibility of halting Communist
subversion and aggression, 469, sup-
port of Denmark, 604, use of nuclear
weapons in defense, 445-450
Atlantic Policy Advisory Group, 456
Atom-free zones. See Nuclear-free zones
Atomic energy, peaceful uses: Develop-
ment, U.S.-agreement with European
Atomic Energy Community, 517,
statements, 1083, 1117-1123; Interna-
tional Conference on the Peaceful
Uses of Atomic Energy, 72, 1009,
1116-1126; private ownership of spe-
cial nuclear materials, U.S. legisla-
tion, 1116; relationship to nonprolif-
eration of nuclear weapons, 1131;
Soviet-U.S. cooperation, memorandum
of agreement, 650; transfers of nu-
clear materials for peaceful purposes,
proposals Soviet, 1050, U.K., 1051,
U.S. proposal for application of IAEA
safeguards to transfers and use, 58,
1013, 1026-1028, 1053, 1081, 1085, 1093,
1112-1114, 1126-1127; use in desalina-
tion-Mexican-U.S. study, 1117n, So-
viet-U.S. agreement, 663–664

Atomic Energy Act of 1954, 471-473
passim

Atomic Energy Agency, International.
See International Atomic Energy
Agency

Atomic Energy Commission, U.S.
(AEC): Agreements entered into by
the Commission-application of IAEA
safeguards system to certain U.S.
nuclear reactors, agreement with
IAEA, 1094, 1114-1115, information
exchange agreements with-European
Atomic Energy Community, 517, other
members of NATO, 471-473, the State
Committee on Utilization of Atomic
Energy of the U.S.S.R., 650; imple-
mentation of safeguards for partial
Test Ban Treaty, joint report with
Department of Defense, 1089–1091
Atomic Energy Detection System, 1091
Atomic Energy for Mutual Defense Pur-

poses, agreement for Cooperation on
the Uses of, U.K.-U.S., 1095
Atomic radiation: Dangers, U.S. state-
ment, 39-41; legislation authorizing
compensation for Pacific Island vic-
tims of fallout from U.S. nuclear
experiments, 953n; U.N. Scientific
Committee on the Effects of, report,
1091

"Atoms for Peace" Conference, 72, 1009,
1116-1126