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Dean Acheson

PAPERS OF DEAN ACHESON
Memoranda of Conversations Index, 1949-1953

The Memoranda of Conversations series is located in the Papers of Dean Acheson at the Harry S. Truman Library. The memoranda in this series, which are arranged in chronological order, document the discussions at many of the official meetings attended by Acheson during his service as Secretary of State, 1949-53. Such memoranda were customarily prepared for administrative purposes and for the historical record in connection with meetings and conferences attended by Department of State officials, including meetings between Department of State officials and officials of other Government agencies and between Department of State officials and officials of foreign governments, as well as meetings with private groups. Generally prepared by a Department of State official who had attended the meetings, they are summaries rather than transcripts of the proceedings. Many of these memoranda are reproduced in the Department of State's published "Foreign Relations of the United States" series.

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Alphabetically listed by name and subject
(date follows name or subject)
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  • Habomai (Islands in Pacific)
      1951: October 15
  • Hague, The (The Netherlands)
      1952: January 21; June 3
  • Hague, The Court of Arbitration, 1938
      1951: April 9
  • Haifa Refinery (Israel)
      1950: January 9
  • Haile Selassie (Emperior of Ethiopia)
      1952: October 21
  • Haiti
      1950: June 1; July 26
      1951: March 24, 31; April 1; July 23
      1952: April 7
  • Halaby, Najleb E., Jr. (ECA)
      1951: June 21
  • Halaby, Theodore
      1949: July 21
  • Hale, Robert (Congressman, Maine)
      1950: June 8
  • Hall of the Americas, Pan American Union
      1951: March 31 (Acheson's reception)
  • Hall, William 0. (State Department)
      1950: June 8
  • Hall-Patch, Sir Edward (United Kingdom delegate, Office of European Economic Cooperation (OEEC)
      1952: April 3
  • Hall's Restaurant for Members of Congress
      1950: April 4
  • Hallstein, Dr. Walter (Secretary of State, Federal Republic of Germany)
      1952: March 11; December 14
  • Ham (Luxembourg), American Military Cemetery
      1952: April 8
  • Hambler, Col. A.L.
      1950: October 15 (Wake Island Conference)
  • Hambung (Korea)
      1950: October 15 (Wake Island Conference); December 1
  • Han, Pro Wook (First Secretary, Korean Embassy)
      1951: June 20
  • Hand, Judge Learned B.
      1953: January 3
  • Handy, General Thomas T.
      1949: June 28
      1950: April 11; May 18
      1952: November 27
  • Hannah, John A. (President, Michigan State University)
      1952: March 25, 27; April 4, 7, 21
  • Haraldson, Wesley C.
      1949: May 23
  • Harbin (Korea)
      1950: October 15 (Wake Island Conference)
  • Harbors and rivers, legislation on
      1950: April 6
  • Harding, L.D. report "Background of the Civil War in Korea"
      1950: August 8
  • Hardy, Benjamin (State Department - ECA)
      1951: January 18
  • Hare, Raymond A. (State Department-Near East and Africa-NEA)
      1950: January 31; February 15; March 28; June 8
  • Harkins, Thomas J., (Letter to Frank S. Land and role of Masons and Protestants in Franco Spain, July 25, 1951)
      1951: August 2
  • Harriman, W. Averell (Mutual Security Administrator)
      1949: February 28; April 19; July 19; December 14 (attachment)
      1950: January 23; February 9; March 1, 9, 13, 20; April 28; June 9, 28; July 3, 10, 11; August 3, 4, 10, 14, 23, 28; October 9, 10, 11, 15 (Wake Island Conference), 27; November 21, 28; December 1, 3, 5, 14, 15
      1951: February 1; April 1, 3; May 11; July 11 (Iran crisis), 12, 19 (Mission to Iran), 23; August 3 (invitation to visit Yugoslavia), 20 23; September 24 (Committee of "wise men"), 26
      1952: January 4, 5, (Blair House luncheon), 5, 10, 14, 24, 30; February 7, 12, 28; March (undated "old draft"), 10, 11, 13, 18, 19, 20, 28; April 4, 7, 10; May 6; June 16; September 3, 4; October 8; November 18 (meeting with Eisenhower); December 18, 24, 29, 31
      1953: January 7, 8
  • Harrison, Burr P. (Congressman, Virginia)
      1950: June 8
  • Harrison, General Francis Anthony Kitchner (British Commonwealth Relations Office, 1951-1956)
      1952: July 14 (minutes of the June 24 meeting); October 15
  • Harrison, George (American Federation of Labor)
      1950: January 6
  • Hart, Patrick T. (State Department, Near East)
      1953: January 5
  • "Hartford (Connecticut) Times", call to Senator Benton re Drew Pearson's story about Chester Bowles as Ambassador to the Philippines
      1950: November 21
  • Hartshorn, Edwin S., Lt. Col., U.S. Army
      1949: May 23
  • Harvard Law School
      1950: October 19
  • Harvey, Mose L. (State Department, Chief, Division of Research for the USSR and Eastern Europe)
      1952: March 20
  • Harvey, Sir Oliver C. (British Ambassador to France)
      1952: March 13
  • Haselton, John W. (Congressman, Massachusetts)
      1950: June 8
  • Hassett, William D. (White House)
      1950: January 19
      1951: February 12, 15
  • Hastie, William (Caribbean Commission)
      1949: May 4
  • Hatch Act and political activities of State Department officials
      1952: April 24
  • Hathaway, Mr.* (owner of some shrimp boats captured by Mexico - *not listed in "FRUS")
  • Hatta, Mohammed (Indonesian political leader)
      1950: March 21
  • Hauch, Charles C. (State Department, Caribbean Affairs)
      1949: August 18; October 18
      1950: October 19
      1951: March 23, 24
  • Hawemeyer, John K. (State Department)
      1950: August 29
  • Hawaii, President's proposed trip to
      1950: October 9
  • Hawaii Statehood Bill
      1952: February 28
  • Hay, Sir William Rupert (United Kingdom delegate to Ministerial Talks in London, June 24, 1952)
      1952: July 14 (minutes)
  • Hayden, Senator Carl of Arizona
      1950: January 30
  • Hayes, Samuel P., Jr. (appointment with Tracy C. Voorhees, Assistant Secretary of the Army)
      1949: June 27
  • Haymaker, Thomas
      1949: January 31
  • Haynes, Robert (Chief, ECA Mission, Brussels)
      1949: July 28; September 16
  • Hays, Brooks (Congressman, Arkansas)
      1950: April 4
  • Hays, General (?) (appointment re Germany)
      1950: March 9
  • Hays, Wayne L. (Congressman, Ohio)
      1950: June 8
  • Haywood, Allen S. (CIO)
      1950: January 6
  • Hazera, Jorge (Counselor of Embassy of Costa Rica)
      1950: February 27
  • Hearne, John Joseph (Irish Ambassador)
      1950: April 6
      1951: February 13; March 19
  • Heath, Donald R. (Ambassador to Bulgaria)
      1949: December 12
      1950: February 20
  • Hedtoft, Hans (Danish leader of the Social Democratic Party)
      1952: July 28
  • Heeney, Arnold
      1950: January 12
      1952: April 4
  • Held, Adolph (member of American Jewish group interested in German-Israeli negotiations on reparations)
      1952: May 2
  • Hellwege, Heinrich P. (German Minister of Bundesrat Affairs)
      1952: June 7
  • Helm, Sir Alexander Knox (United Kingdom Delegate, London Ministerial Talks, June 24, 1952)
      1952: July 14 (minutes)
  • Hemispheric Security (Latin America)
      1950: June 30
  • Henderson, Elmer (Director, American Council of Human Rights)
      1951: April 16
  • Henderson, Loy (Ambassador to Iran)
      1950: July 10; December 2
      1951: June 14
      1952: July 21; November 25; December 24, 27
  • Hendrickson, Senator Robert (New Jersey)
      1950: August 14
  • Herburger, Rudolfo F. (Panamanian Ambassador)
      1950: February 27
  • Hermann Goering Works, demolition of
      1950: November 9
  • Herod, W.R. (President, International General Electric Company, Inc.)
      1950: March 24
  • Herrick, Harold C., Jr., (State Department)
      1950: July 18
  • Herriot, Edward (President, French National Assembly)
      1952: October 20; November 12
  • Herrod, Mr.* (State Department, *not listed in "FRUS" or in Government manual)
      1950: March 13; August 2
  • Herter, Christian A., (Congressman, Massachusetts)
      1950: March 24; June 8; August 14
      1951: March 26: August 7
  • Herzog, Colonel Chaim (Defense Attache, Israeli Embassy)
      1953: January 8
  • Hessman, Dorothy, (State Department, Policy Planning Staff)
      1950: December 6
  • Heurtematte, Julio Ernesto (Counselor of the Embassy of Panama)
      1950: February 24
  • Hevia, Carlos (Cuban Foreign Minister)
      1949: May 16
  • Hickenlooper, Senator Bourke B. (Iowa)
      1952: July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting)
  • Hickerson, John D. (Department of State)
      1949: February 11, 14, 28; March 3, 9, 11, 14, 15, 17, 29; April 1, 18, 29; May 4, 9
      1950: January 21; March 1; June 8, 9, 25, 26, 28; July 27, 31; September 7; December 2, 3, 5, 11
      1951: February 5; March 22; April 3; May 14; July 11; August 17, 20; September 13, 25; October 1, 9, 24
      1952: January 4 (Philip Jessup letter); February 4; March 17; June 12; October 1, 3, 8, 30 (Acheson's reception); December 11
  • Hidayat, Colonel* (Military Governor of Sumatra) (*first name not given in "FRUS")
      1950: November 16
  • High Authority of the Coal and Steel Community
      1952: December 14
  • High Commissioner for Germany, United States
      1949: April 4; May 2, 5; September 27; October 17
      1952: February 2; July 14 (minutes of June 24 and 27 meetings); December 19, 24
  • Hilali, Ahmed Nozaib (Prime Minister of Egypt)
      1952: July 14 (minutes of June 24 and 28 meetings)
  • Hildring, John (State Department)
      1950: July 27; August (note to "Jim")
  • Hill, Arthur
      1949: February 3; March 31
  • Hitler, Adolph
      1951: May 1 (Kennan's lecture on World War II)
  • Ho Chin Minh (Vietnam Communist leader)
      1949: October 12
      1950: February 2, 16; March 2, 10
      1951: September 14
      1952: March 28; October 20
  • Hoeven, Charles B. (Congressman, Iowa)
      1950: June 8
  • Hoey, Senator Clyde R. (North Carolina)
      1950: June 8
  • Hoffman, Claire E. (Congressman, Michigan)
      1950: June 8
  • Hoffman, Colonel (Military Aide, Legation in Luxembourg)
      1952: August 11 (Perle Mesta's report)
  • Hoffman, Paul G. (ECA, Ford Foundation)
      1949: January 26; April 7; May 10; June 29; July 7, 12; September 26; November 3 (October 25 re Hoffman's trip to Europe), 17; December 5, 12, 16
      1950: January 20, 23, 24; February 6, 9; March 1, 6, 20; Apri 6, 13, 26; May 5; June 9; July 26
      1951: April 1, 3; July 12, 16
      1952: January 17
  • Hokkaido, defense of
      1951: February 19
  • Hokkaido, United States Forces on
      1950: April 24
  • Holcolme, Arthur (United Nations associate of Ralph Bunche)
      1951: April 3
  • Holghia, Carlos (Colombian representative, Committee on Credentials, 4th meeting, Consultative Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the American States)
      1951: April 1
  • Holland (See the Netherlands)
  • Holland, Sidney G. (Prime Minister of New Zealand)
      1951: February 1, 6
      1952: June 20; December 4
  • Holland, Senator Spessard L. (Florida)
      1950: June 8
  • Holman, Eugene (President, Standard Oil Company of New Jersey)
      1951: October 10
      1952: April 22
  • Holmes, Julius
      1950: January 19; March 13, 27; November 21
  • Honduras
      1950: June 19
      1951: April 1
      1952: October 27; December 1
  • Hong Kong
      1949: June 29; September 16, 21; October 10; December 8
      1950: February 16; March 27; July 16; November 24
      1951: January 9; March 30; April 2, 10
      1952: January 5; February 6; October 20, 31
  • Hong Kong, Chinese refugees in
      1952: October 20
  • Hong Kong, Counsul in
      1951: January 9
  • Hong Kong, United States Export Policy towards
      1952: February 6
  • Honolulu, Hawaii
      1952: May 19 as possible site of Pacific Council meeting; June 19
  • Hood, Lord Viscount Samuel (Assistant Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and member of United Kingdom delegation to London Ministerial talks, June 27, 1952)
      1952: July 14 (minutes)
  • Hooker, Mr.* (United States Delegate, London Ministerial talks, June 24, 1952 - *not listed in "FRUS" or official Register)
      1952: July 14 (minutes of meetings of June 24)
  • Hoover Commission
      1949: January 3, 24; February 10, 21; May 2
      1950: , March 29
  • Hoover, Herbert C.
      1949: February 10; October 20
      1950: December 29
      1951: February 1, 5
  • Hoover, John Edgar (FBI)
      1950: April 3
      1951: September 21
      1952: December 11
  • Hope, Clifford R. (Congressman, Kansas)
      1950: June 8
  • Hopkins, Harry
      1950: May 1 (Kennan's lecture on World War II)
  • Hopkins, Paul (Shanghai Power Company)
      1950: March 24
  • Hopkins, William (White House)
      1950: August 26
      1951: February 1
      1952: March 11, 17, 20, 21, 24
  • Hopkinson, Henry (British official interested in British inclusion in ANZUS)
      1952: November 11
  • Hoppenot, Henri (Permanent Representative of France at the United Nation)
      1952: October 22, 27, 30 (Acheson's reception); November 9
  • Horoth, Imre (Hungarian Minister)
      1950: February 6
  • Horowitz, David (Director General, Israeli Ministry of Finance)
      1951: March 22
  • "Hot Pursuit" bombing (Korean War)
      1950: December 7
  • Hot Springs, Arkansas, Conference
      1950: November 9
  • House Appropriations Committee
      1950: July 3
  • House Armed Services Committee
      1950: December 4
  • House of Commons, British
      1950: March 27
  • House Expenditures Committee
      1951: July 10
  • House Foreign Affairs Committee
      1949: November 30
      1950: January 5; March 8; April 27; May 3, 4; June 23; July 24
      1951: January 9, 29; February 20; April 10; June 27; July 23
      1952: March 28
  • House Judiciary Committee (trip to Europe of Chairman)
      1951: October 2
  • House Military Affairs Committee
      1949: October 20
  • House Public Works Committee
      1951: May 14
  • House Rules Committee
      1950: March 21
  • House Sub-committee on Appropriations
      1951: April 3
  • House Ways and Means Committee
      1951: February 20
  • Houser, Rear Admiral Harold A. (Defense Department, Office of Legislative Liaison)
      1952: May 14
  • Housing Act
      1949: March 28
  • Howard, Harry N. (State Department)
      1949: December 15 (re Japanese Peace Treaty)
      1950: April 7, 24: August 25
  • Howard, Hubert (Chairman, Munitions Board), 1950, (See "Munitions Board")
  • Howard, John (Ford Foundation)
      1951: July 16
  • Howard University
      1952: August 11 (Perle Mesta's report)
  • Howe, Fisher (State Department, Office of Legal Affairs)
      1951: December 19
  • Howe, J. Gurney (State Department)
      1950: June 8
  • Howe, Sir Robert (Governor-General of the Sudan and United Kingdom delegate to London Ministerial talks)
      1952: July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting)
  • Howe, Walter (Economic Officer, American Legation, Luxembourg)
      1952: August 11 (Perle Mesta's report)
  • Hoyt, Palmer (Editor and Publisher, "Denver Post")
      1952: October 8
  • Huber, Walter B. (Congressman, Ohio)
      1950: June 8
  • Hubert, Paul (Belgian attache)
      1949: October 21
  • Huddle,* Ambassador to Burma
      1949: July 25 (*first name not listed in "FRUS")
  • Huks, Rebellion of in the Philippines
      1950: June 5; September 11; December 4
  • Hull, Cordell (formerly Secretary of State)
      1949: April 12
      1950: March 29; April 27, 28
      1951: December 31 (January 3, 1952)
      1952: April 11, 19
  • Hull, General John Edwin (Vice Chief of Staff for Operations and Administration)
      1952: February 23
  • Hulley, Benjamin M. (State Department, Northern Europe)
      1949: February 9; March 9, 14, 15, 17; September 16
  • Human Rights Covenant and Conversation on Genocide
      1952: January 29
  • Human Rights, violations
      1951: June 5 (Robert Vogler case)
      1952: October 14, 28 in South Africa
  • Humelsine, Carlisle A. (State Department)
      1949: April 11; December 15
      1950: July 3; September 6; October 10; November 16
      1951: January 4, 15; February 1, 12; April 10, 11; May 10; July 2; August 9, 23
      1952: March 27, 28; April 21; May 5, 8; December 11
  • Humphrey, Senator Hubert H. (Minnesota)
      1950: June 8
      1951: February 15; May 22
      1952: July 18
  • Hungary (Hungarian Peoples Republic)
      1949: February 3; March 22; December 20
      1950: February 6; September 8 (Acheson's speech)
      1951: June 5 (Robert Vogler case); August 2
  • Hung Nan (Korea)
      1950: December 14
  • Hunt, Senator Lester C. (Alabama)
      1952: May 13, 14
  • Hurley, Patrick, (formerly Ambassador to China)
      1949: August 22 (notes)
  • Hu Shih
      1949: May 11
  • Hutchins, Robert M. (Ford Foundation)
      1951: April 3
  • Huasta case
      1951: August 29
  • Hydrogen bomb
      1950: February 16, 17
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  • Ibin Abdussaued Aban Aleb, Sayed Abdurrahman (Charge d'Affaires of Yemen)
      1950: December 6
  • Ibin Ibrahim, Sayed Hassan (Minister of State of Yemen)
      1950: December 6
  • Ibin Saud, King of Saudi Arabia
      1952: December 2
  • Iceland
      1949: March 14, 17, 31
      1951: June 26
      1952: April 8; October 30 (Acheson's reception)
  • Idriss, Sayed (Emir of Cyrenaica)
      1950: November 20
  • Ikrouullah, Mr. (Pakistan Embassy official)
      1951: October 22
  • Ilgenfrite, Mr. (re Bolivian tin)
      1951: December 20
  • Immigration laws
      1951: October 1, 2
  • Immigration plank, Democratic National Convention
      1952: July 18
  • Immigration policy
      1951: October 1, 2 (comparison between United State policy and South American and Amsterdam policy)
      1952: July 30 (Italian immigration to the United States)
  • Immigration and Naturalization Bill
      1952: July 18
  • Imperial Conference (United Kingdom and India)
      1949: April 28
  • Imperial Irrigation District
      1949: February 10; May 9
      1950: July 18
  • Imperial Valley Project (All-American Canal)
      1950: January 30; July 18
  • Imports, Italian (listed)
      1951: October 1
  • Inchon (Korean War)
      1950: December 3
  • "Independence" (President Truman's airplane)
      1949: May 9 (Paris Council of Foreign Ministers trip); June 15 (Berlin trip)
      1950: December 11, 13
      1952: April 17; July 2
  • India
      1949: February 15; March 1, 28; April 28; May 11; June 29; July 8; August 11, 15, 18, 25, 30; September 15, 16; October 10, 13; November 17, 21
      1950: January 5, 6, 9; February 4, 9, 16, 17; March 2, 24, 28, 31; April 4, 5, 24; June 5, 15; July 5, 10, 14, 17, 19; August 3, 10; September 7; October 20; November 17; December 2, 4, 11, 16, 29
      1951: January 4, 9, 16, 27; February 1, 5, 13, 14; March 13; April 20, 26, 27; July 16, 19; August 9, 17, 24; September 3; December 21
      1952: January 17, 22 (Norman Cousins trip to); February 4; April 10, 16; May 22; June 9, 12, 13; July 18; October 1; undated draft memo, 29, 30, (Acheson's reception); November 8, 18 (White House meeting with Eisenhower), 26
      1953: January 13
  • India and the Communist Party of
      1952: June 9
  • India, grain shipments to
      1950: August 3; December 16, 29
  • India-Kashmir
      1952: October 1
  • India and Pakistan, Ford Foundation programs in
      1952: January 17
  • India-Pakistan tensions
      1951: July 19, 30; August 17; September 3
  • India, wheat shipments to (See also India, grain shipments to)
      1951: February 1, 5; April 6, 10, 12, 20
  • Indian-Asian view of the Korean War negotiations
      1952: November 9, 26
  • Indian Grain Bill
      1951: May 24
  • Indian Mediation (Korean War negotiations)
      1950: July 10; October 15 (Wake Island Conference); December 2, 27, 29
      1952: May 22; October (undated draft memo), 28, 29; November 8, 9, 22, 26
  • Indian-United States policy difference on China
      1950: December 29
  • Indian troop movements, Pakistani view of
      1951: July 30: August 17
  • Indo-American Friendship
      1953: January 13
  • Indochina-Ad Hoc Military Committee on
      1952: March 28
  • Indochina (French)
      1949: July 8; August 15, 18; September 21; October 12; December 24
      1950: January 5; February 15; March 2, 9, 10, 13; April 20, 24; May 18; June 5, 25, 30; August 21, 23; notes to "Jim"; October, notes, 15 (Wake Island Conference), 20; December 4, 29
      1951: January 9, 16; April 2; August 20 (Japanese Peace Treaty); September 3, 10, 14, 21; October 17; December 19
      1952: January 4, 5, 17; March 19 (article by John Foster Dulles in "Christian Century"), 28; April 3, 15, 24; May 6, 13, 19, 20; June 17, 19; July 14 (minutes of June 26 meeting); October 7, 20; November 11; December 18, 31
  • Indochina, Associated States of (See Indochina, French)
  • Indochina, attrition rate of officers in army of, decried by Chinese Foreign Minister
      1952: October 20
  • Indochina, Chinese (PRC), aggression in
      1951: January 16: February 9
  • Indochina, French deliveries to
      1952: January 4
  • Indochina, French forces in
      1951: May 28: September 14
  • Indochina, French intentions in
      1952: November 28; December 31
  • Indochina and General Douglas MacArthur
      1952: April 24
  • Indochina, Ho Chi Minh and nationalism
      1952: October 20
  • Indochina, recommendations by Five Power Conference
      1952: December 18
  • Indochinese patriots and refugees in Yunnan and Kwangsi Provinces after World War II
      1952: October 20
  • Indonesia
      1949: January 22; March 11, 29, 31; April 12; August 12; September 16; October 12, 13, 19, 20; November 7; December 20, 23
      1950: January 5, 9; February 4, 9; March 21; April 20; June 5; November 16
      1951: September 3, 14; December 20
      1952: January 5, 21; March 25, 19 (articles by John Foster Dulles in "Christian Century"); April 3; May 19; June 12, 20; July 24; October 20, 30 (Acheson's reception), 31
  • Indonesia, American oil company contracts in
      1952: October 1
  • Indonesia, Netherlands guarantee of loan to
      April 3
  • Indonesia-Netherlands Resolution on New Guinea
      1952: November 7
  • Indonesia, Parliament of
      1952: October 31
  • Indonesia, political situation in
      1952: October 31
  • Indonesia, position of
      1952: October 31
  • Indonesia, protection of Dutch ships trading with Communist China through
      1952: October 31
  • Indonesia, Technical Cooperation Administration (TCA) Agreement with
      1952: October 31
  • Indonesian Supplies Property Credit Agreement
      1952: April 10
  • Indonesian-United States Treaty of Friendship
      1952: October 1
  • Indo-Pakistan Conference on Resumption of Railway Service
      1950: July 5
  • Indo-Pakistan relations (tensions)
      1950: January 9: March 2, 28; April 5; June 15; July 5; December 28
      1953: January 13
  • Ingram, George M. (State Department)
      1950: June 8
  • Inner Mongolia
      1950: January 5
  • Intelligence agencies (See also CIA)
      1952: May 22
  • Intelligence, military re Korean War
      1950: June 28
  • Inter-American Affairs, Bureau of
      1952: March 6
  • Inter-American agreements
      1951: April 1
  • Inter-American Charter of Social Guarantees
      1951: April 1
  • Inter-American Congress of Municipalities
      1950: May 1
  • Inter-American Council of Jurists
      1950: January 3
      1951: April 1
  • Inter-American Cultural Council
      1951: April 1
  • Inter-American Defense Board
      1951: August 3
  • Inter-American Economic and Social Council
      1951: April 1
  • Inter-American Highway Agreement
      1952: December 1
  • Inter-American Ministers, Council of (IAM)
      1951: March 22, 27
  • Inter-American Peace Committee
      1949: August 18
  • Inter-American policy
      1950: January 3
  • Inter-American relations, cooperation in
      1951: March 20, 22
  • Inter-American States, 10th Conference at Caracas, Venezuela
      1952: December 1
  • Inter-American Treaty
      1951: January 5
  • International air commerce
      1952: October 12
  • International Bank of Belgium
      1952: October 16
  • International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD)
      1949: March 28; April 19; August 16
      1950: March 2; June 14; July 28, 31; September 5
      1951: February 5; March 16; April 5
      1952: March 6; June 19; July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting); October 16; November 18 (attached memo)
  • International Bank Mission to Colombia
      1951: February 5
  • International Business Machines Corporation, (IBM)
      1951: February 19
  • International Chamber of Commerce
      1952: April 21
  • International Committee on Internal Security (ICIS)
      1951: August 1
  • International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU)
      1950: January 6; March 31
  • International Conference of American States, 9th
      1951: April 1
  • International Court of Justice (ICJ)
      1950: July 5: December 8 (re Union of South Africa and Southwest Africa)
      1951: July 7 (Iran), July 8 (Iran), 12 (Iran)
      1952: January 29; December 4 (Anglo-Iranian oil dispute)
  • International Criminal Court
      1952: October 3
  • International finances
      1952: November 18 (attached memo)
  • International Joint Commission (United States and Canada)
      1952: March 26; April 4, 7, 12, 14; November 3
  • International justice
      1951: April 1
  • International Labor Federation
      1949: March 29
  • International Labor Organization (ILO)
      1949: May 16
      1951: October 1
  • International Mining Community
      1951: May 15
  • International Monetary Fund (IMF)
      1949: June 29: August 16; September 16
      1950: December 11, 14
      1952: April 10; June 9; November 18 (attached memo)
  • "International Oil" (FTC Report on Cartels)
      1952: September 2
  • International Refugeee Organization (IRO)
      1951: October 1
  • International Rescue Committee
      1952: May 8
  • International Security Affairs Committee (ISAC)
      1951: June 21; October 1
  • International Study Group re Germany
      1950: August 24
  • International Tracing Service
      1952: April 3
  • International Trade Organization (ITO)
      1949: February 7; March 28; May 10, 11
      1950: February 9; April 18; June 5; August (notes to "Jim"); November 21
  • ITO Charter
      1950: November 21
  • International Transportation Federation
      1950: March 3
  • International Wheat Agreement
      1949: February 14, 15, 25; March 1
      1950: January 11, 12; February 15; March 1, 2, 7
  • International Working Group on Establishment of a Planning Board for Ocean Shipping in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
      1950: May 18
  • Inter-Parliamentary Union, Dublin, Ireland
      1951: February 20
  • Iran
      1949: February 17; March 14, 15; April 12, 19; November 18
      1950: March 28; April 27; June 5, 26, 28; August (note to "Jim" referring to the 1946 crisis in Iran); September 8; October 6 (loan to Iran)
      1951: February 15; April 5, 27; May 3, 7, 8, 17, 21; June 5, 21, 22, 27, 28, 29; July 2, 5, 6, 9, 11, 12, 19, 23, 30; August 2, 9, 20; September 26
      1952: January 5, 7, (British Embassy Dinner), 14; February 3; July 14, (minutes of June 24 and 28 meetings), 21, 31; August 11, (undated Aide Memoire), 12; September 4; October 3, 16, 27, 29, 30 (Acheson's reception), 31; November 6, 15 (meeting with Eisenhower), 18; December 24, 29
      1953: January 13
  • Iran, British and American negotiations re
      1953: January 14
  • Iran, CIA report-on
      1951: May 7, 15
  • Iran, Embassy telegram 460
      1952: July 31
  • Iran, Export-Import Bank loan to
      1951: August 20
  • Iran, financial situation in
      1952: January 14
  • Iran, Gutt, Camille Mission to
      1953: January 14
  • Iran, Harriman Mission to
      1951: July 14; August 2
      1952: January 14
  • Iran, Majilis (Parliament)
      1952: November 25
  • Iran and the military security of the United States
      1952: December 4
  • Iran, Moslem fundamentalism and the nationalist movement in
      1951: April 27
  • Iran, National Front and the Tudeh Party
      1952: July 21
  • Iran, nationalism in
      1952: December 4
  • Iran, oil
      1949: November 18
  • Iran, possibility of loss of to the West
      1952: August (undated aide memoire); October 16
  • Iran, railroad equipment, need for in
      1949: November 18
  • Iran, Shah of1
      1949: November 18
      1951: May 3 (illness of); July 5
      1952: July 21; August (undated aide memoire)
  • Iran, Soviet expansionism in, danger of and consequences of
      1952: December 4
  • Iran, Tribal situation in
      1951: May 7; July 6
  • Iran, Tudeh Party of
      1952: November 25; December 4
  • Iran-Turkish Defense Pact
      1949: November 18
  • Iran, United States aid to
      1952: July 30; October 16
  • Iran, United States-United Kingdom talks re
      1952: October 27
  • Iranian-British conflict
      1951: June 28; July 23; October 24
  • Iranian Cabinet, recognition of
      1951: April 24
  • Iranian loan
      1951: February 15; August 20
  • Iranian oil controversy (crisis)
      1951: May 21; June 5, 29; July 7, 11, 12, 23, 30; August 2; October 23
      1952: February 4; July 31; August 11; October 3, 16; November 18 (meeting with Eisenhower); December 4
  • Iranian oil, nationalization of
      1952: August 11
  • Iranian talks
      1951: August 23
  • Iraq
      1950: March 10, 28; October 20
      1951: July 10
      1952: July 14 (minutes of June 24 and 28 meetings); October 1, 21, 30 (Acheson's reception)
  • Iraq-Arab-Asian relations
      1952: October 1
  • Iraq and Middle East Defense Organization (MEDO)
      1952: October 1
  • Ireland
      1949: April 11
      1950: January 26; April 6
      1951: February 13; March 13, 19, 23
  • Ireland, military assistance to
      1951: March 13, 23
  • Ireland, partition issue
      1951: March 13, 23
  • Iron Curtain countries
      1950: September 8 (Acheson's speech)
      1951: April 20; June 5, (Robert A. Vogler case)
      1952: March 17; July 28; December 1 (Guatamala) See also Soviet Satellite countries
  • "Iron Curtain, The" (anti-Communist folder)
      1950: April 26
  • Iron ore production in Venezuela
      1951: March 23
  • Iron and steel
      1951: April 9
  • Isbundtsen ships
      1951: January 5
  • Ismalie, Egypt --police action
      1952: January 27, 28
  • Ismay, Lord Hastings Lionel "Pug" (member of British Joint Chiefs of Staff and Combined Chiefs of Staff during World War II and later Secretary of State for Commonwealth Affairs)
      1950: May 18
      1951: December 20, 31
      1952: January 5 (Blair House luncheon), 5; March 10 (as Secretary General of NATO), 13; May 8; October 20; November 11, 14; December 18
  • Isolationists
      1950: December 27, 29 (Herbert Hoover's speech)
  • Ispahani, M.A.H. (Ambassador of Pakistan)
      1949: August 30; September 13, 15; November 21
      1950: April 5; July 5; November 17
      1951: February 13, 14; July 30; September 14; October 22
  • Israel
      1949: January 27; February 5; March 10, 22, 24; April 5, 25, 26, 28; June 24; August 1; November 21; December 7, 12, 24
      1950: January 9, 19, 31; February 15, 17; March 9, 10, 28; April 5, 13, 14; July 3; August 28, 29; October 20; December 15
      1951: January 9; March 22; May 3, 25, 28; July 17; December 20
      1952: February 7; March 6; May 2; June 18; October 1, 21, 28, 30 (Acheson's reception); November 15; December 31
  • Israel, Ambassador to, appointment of
      1950: August 28
  • Israel, claim to reparations from Germany
      1951: March 22; May 8; July 5
      1952: March 12; June 18
  • Israel, dispute with Syria
      1951: May 14
  • Israel, economic assistance program for
      1952: March 6; June 19; December 21
  • Israel, economic conditions in
      1951: May 8
  • Israel, food and fuel shortage in
      1950: December 15
  • Israel, foreign aid appropriations for
      1952: February 7: March 6
  • Israel, immigration policy
      1950: October 20
      1951: May 8
  • Israel, internal financial reforms and dollar gap
      1952: October 1
  • Israel, request for United States aid
      1951: March 22, 23; April 2, 5; May 8; July 17; December 20
  • Israel, suggestion that the United States stockpile wheat and oil in
      1950: December 15
  • Israel, view of Dr. Al-Jamali, Foreign Minister of Iraq
      1952: October 21
  • Israeli claims in Benilux
      1952: March 12
  • Israeli-German agreement on reparations, Arab reaction to
      1953: January 5
  • Israeli loan
      1950: October 23
  • Italian-American Labor Council
      1952: March 25
  • Italian balance of payments
      1952: July 30
  • Italian colonies in Africa
      1949: February 14, 17; March 29, 30; April 8, 12, 18; May 9; July 18; September 14, 21; December 5
  • Italian crisis, reference to
      1950: August (notes to "Jim")
  • Italian currency
      1951: October 1
  • Italian defense efforts (NATO)
      1951: May 18
      1952: July 30
  • Italian economic problems
      1951: October 1
  • Italian elections
      1951: June 22 (and the Communists)
      1952: July 30
  • Italian GNP (Gross National Product)
      1951: October 1
  • Italian horses, dedication of
      1951: August 6
  • Italian Irredentists demands
      1952: November 12
  • Italian Peace Treaty
      1951: May 18; June 22; July 17; September 25; October 1; December 21
      1952: February 11; March 25; July 30
  • Italian political parties
      Christian Democrats, 1952: July 30
      Communists, 1952: July 30
      Fascists, 1952: July 30
      Rightists, 1952: July 30
  • Italian recruitment
      1951: June 22
  • Italian property settlement in Libya
      1950: November 20
  • Italians (See Italy)
  • Itlo-Yugoslvav conflict over Trieste
      1951: October 1; December 21
      1952: February 12; July 14 (minutes of June 27 meeting), 17; November 27
  • Itlo-Yugoslav economic negotiations
      1950: June 19
  • Italy
      1949: February 28; March 2, 3, 4, 29, 30; April 8, 12, 18; July 18; September 14, 16, 21; December 5
      1950: March 1, 31; April 26; June 19; July 13, 17; August (notes to "Jim"), 25; September 5; October 23; November 1; December 8
      1951: January 5, 15; February 21; May 18; June 22; July 17; August 2, 28; October 1 (September 24 meeting with DeGasperi), 2, 9; December 21
      1952: February 11, 12; March 18, 25; May 6; June 16; July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting), 17, 28, 30; August 11; October 15, 20; November 12, 14, 27
  • Italy and the admission of Greece and Turkey into NATO
      1951: May 18
  • Italy, Christian Democratic Party of (CDP)
      1951: January 15
  • Italy, Communist threat in
      1951: October 1
      1952: July 30
  • Italy and the Frascati orphange built by missionaries of the Church of Christ, Brownsville, Texas
      1951: February 21
  • Italy, land and fiscal reform in
      1949: December 5
  • Italy, Nationalists in
      1952: July 30
  • Italy, Neo-Fascism in
      1952: November 12
  • Italy, United States assistance to (military and economic)
      1951: January 15; October 1
  • Italy, United States claims against
      1952: July 30
  • Itlerson, Baron Van (Dutch representative, United Nations Commission on Korea)
      1952: April 3
  • Iverson, Kenneth R. (ECA)
      1950: June 8
  • Ives, Senator Irving M. (New York)
      1950: December 7
J
  • Jackson, Congressman Henry M. "Scoop" (later Washington Senator)
      1950: March 6, 7
  • Jackson, Wayne G. (State Department, Britain and Northern Europe)
      1950: April 6; November 24: December 26
  • Jacobs, Joseph E. (Ambassador to Czechoslovakia)
      1949: May 16
  • Janelli, Pasquale (Director General of Political Affairs, Italian Foreign Ministry)
      1951: October 1
  • Japan
      1949: January 26; February 15, 24; June 29, 30; July 13; August 1, 18, 22 (notes); November 30; December 8, 15, 24
      1950: January 11, 12; February 4, 15; March 1, 6, 7, 8; April 24; June 5, 25, 26, 29; July 14, 31; August 4 (notes to "Jim"); October 15 (Wake Island Conference), 23; November 16, 21; December 1, 4, 27
      1951: January 5, 12; February 6; April 2, 9; May 3, 14, 26, 28; June 8 (General Marshall's arrival in), 29; September 3; October 15, 22
      1952: January 5, 16, 22; February 6; March 19 (John Foster Dulles article in "Christian Century"); April 4, 10; May 19; June 9; July 23, 24; October 3, 20, 31; November 7, 11, 15
  • Japan, American nationals in
      1951: February 15
  • Japan, American occupation of after World War II
      1952: October 31
  • Japan, assistance to under ECA
      1950: January 13
  • Japan, Australian troops in
      1952: November 7
  • Japan, Constitution Day
      1952: April 4
  • Japan, growth of Communist influence in
      1952: October 20
  • Japan, Imperial and World War II
      1951: May 1 (attached to May 26 letter to Acheson from Kennan)
  • Japan, negotiations with Indochina
      1950: November 16
  • Japan, NATO troops in
      1952: November 7
  • Japan, permanent disarmament and neutralization of, proposed
      1951: May 14
  • Japan, possible -role in Indochina War
      1952: May 19
  • Japan, rearmament of
      1950: June 5
  • Japan, relations with Korea
      1952: October 20
  • Japan, Socialist Party of
      1950: July 14
  • Japan, trade with Communist China
      1952: October 20
  • Japan, trade with Nationalist China (Formosa)
      1952: October 20
  • Japan, United Nations facilities in
      1952: July 14 (minutes of June 28 meeting)
  • Japan in Southeast Asia during World War II
      1952: October 20
  • Japanese (See Japan)
  • Japanese Administrative Agreement
      1952: February 11
  • Japanese Diet members, visit of
      1951: October 15
  • Japanese financial and political matters
      1952: October 3
  • Japanese Government
      1952: November 7, 11
  • Japanese Overseas Agency (Formosa)
      1951: September 3
  • Japanese Peace Conference
      1952: June 19 (John Foster Dulles article in "A New Foreign Policy")
  • Japanese Peace Treaty
      1949: September 16; November 7; December 8, 15, 20, 24
      1950: January 5; February 4, 20; March 27; April 5, 10, 18, 24; June 5, 25; July 24; August 21, 28; September 7, 8; October 15 (Wake Island Conference), 23; November 16, 24; December 4, 27
      1951: February 6; March 16, 23, 24; April 2; May 3, 28; June 8, 14, 29; July 2, 5, 6, 12, 17; August 20, 24; September 3, 14, 25; October 22
      1952: January 24; February 6, 12, 20; March 24; April 4, 7, 10, 28; July 24
  • Japanese Peace Treaty, British aide memoire re
      1951: August 20
  • Japanese Peace Treaty Conference
      1951: July 30; August 3, 9; September 4
  • Japanese Peace Treaty, Italian note re
      1951: August 24
  • Japanese Peace Treaty, Indonesian delegation
      1951: September 3
  • Japanese Peace Treaty, Japanese delegation
      1951: September 3
  • Japanese Peace Treaty, ratification of
      1952: January 24; March 24; April 9
  • Japanese Peace Treaty, signing of
      1952: April 7, 28
  • Japanese Peace Treaty, Soviet memorandum re
      1950: November 24
  • Japanese Peace Treaty, United States delegation
      1951: August 20; September 3, 25
  • Japanese rearmament
      1952: July 24
  • Jaramillo, Dr. Don Ciprino Restrepo (Ambassador of Colombia)
      1951: May 22
  • Java (Island of)
      1949: October 18
      1950: November 16
  • Javits, Congressman Jacob (later Senator from New York)
      1950: January 31; March 28
  • Jebb, Sir Gladwyn Herbert Miles (Permanent British Representative to the United Nations)
      1949: April 4; September 14
      1950: December 2
      1951: January 29
      1952: November 9
  • Jenner, Senator William E. (Indiana)
      1949: June 24
  • Jennings, Brewster B. (President, Scony-Vacuum Oil Company)
      1951: October 10
      1952: December 4
  • Jerbi, Ali Bey (Cyrenaica member of UN Council for Libya)
      1950: November 20
  • Jernegan, John D. (Director, Office of Greek, Turkish and Iranian Affairs, State Department)
      1949: February 17; March 15; November 18
      1952: August 11, 12; December 31
      1953: January 5, 7
  • Jerusalem
      1949: April 5, 26; December 6, 7 (Protection of the Holy Places)
      1950: January 9, 31; March 28; December 15
  • Jerusalem, Belgian resolution in the United Nations General Assembly
      1950: December 15
  • Jerusalem, internationalization of
      1949: April 25, 26; November 21; December 6, 7, 12, 20
  • Jerusalem, opening of Israeli Constituent Assembly
      1949: February 10
  • Jerusalem, statute, revised
      1950: April 5
  • Jerusalem, Trusteeship Counsel on
      1952: March 28
  • Jessup, Philip C. (Ambassador at Large)
      1949: January 22; February 5; April 8, 11, 19, 25, 29; May 2, 4, 19, 23; June 15; July 11, 12, 13; September 14, 15, 21
      1950: February 4; March 2, 17, 27; April 5, 6; June 8, 25, 26, 27, 28, 30; July 3, 12, 27, 28; August 10, 26; October 15 (Wake Island Conference); November 21, 28; December 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 14, 16, 27
      1951: January 3, 12, 16, 18, 25; February 1, 19; April 13 (Admiral Kirk letter), 22, (Jessup letter to Acheson); May 3, 14; June 14, 21; July 16; August 2, 11; September 21; October 9; December 11 (letter), 31, (January 3, 1952)
      1952: January 4 (letter to Acheson December 17, 1951); June 3, 12, 16, 17; July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting), 24; October 1, 3, 8, 20, 30 (Acheson reception); November 7, 12
  • Jewish War Veterans
      1951: September 27; October 8
  • Jews (See also Israel, Palestine)
  • Jews, American (American Jewish Community)
      1950: March 28
  • Jews, arms shipments to
      1950: April 14
  • Jimenez, Mario Echandi (Ambassador of Costa Rica)
      1950: February 27
  • Johnson, Charles S. (President, Fisk University, Nashville, Tennessee)
      1951: April 13
  • Johnson, Earl (ECA Mission to Korea)
      1950: October 15 (Wake Island Conference)
      1952: February 6
  • Johnson, Senator Edwin C. (Colorado)
      1950: June 8
  • Johnson, Felton M. "Skeeter" (Senate Staff)
      1950: June 8
  • Johnson, Herschel V. (Ambassador to Brazil)
      1949: May 20
      1950: July 24
  • Johnson, Louis A. (Secretary of Defense)
      1949: March 7; April 19, 25; May 4; June 24; July 5, 11, 14, 15, 19, 21, 25; August 2, 3, 11, 22, 24; September 1, 16; October 20, 26; December 1, 5, 16
      1950: January 19, 26, 27; March 2; April 14, 18, 24, 28; June 1,5, 9, 19, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30; July 3, 7, 13, 20, 21, 27, 28, 31; August 3, 4, 10, 23, 26, 28
      1951: June 21
  • Johnson, Senator Lyndon B. (Texas)
      1950: June 9
      1951: February 20; December 20 (not idenfitied as Lyndon B. Johnson as such -could be Senator Edwin Johnson of Colorado)
      1952: May 13
  • Johnson, U. Alexis (State Department - Northeast Asian Affairs)
      1951: August 3; October 15
      1952: January 16; February 27; March 14; October 7, 14
  • Johnston, Eric (President, Motion Picture Association of America, Chairman, Advisory Committee on Point Four Program)
      1949: March 30
      1950: April 26
      1952: March 25, 27; April 27; July 18
  • Johnstone, William (State Department)
      1951: April 3
  • Joint American-Brazilian Economic Commission
      1950: November 24
  • Joint Board on Defense (United States and Canada)
      1952: April 12
  • Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS)
      1949: July 5, 25; August 11; September 16; November 18; December 15, 22
      1950: January 5, 13; February 4; March 27; April 24, 28; May 18; June 1, 8, 26, 27, 28, 30; July 7, 13, 19, 20, 27; August 10, 26, 28, 30; September 5, 7, 8; October 12, 15; November 6, 9, 21, 28; December 1, 3, 6, 13, 14, 15, 27, 28
      1951: January 4, 11, 12, 19, 22; February 19; March 13, 23, 24, 30; April 11; May 24; June 21, 29; July 16, 19; August 1, 28; December 19
      1952: January 14; February 8, 12; March 3, 13; June 6, 12, 13, 19; July 14 (minutes of June 26 meeting), 24, 28, 29; October (undated draft memo); November 6; December 4, 31
  • Joint Chiefs of Staff Directive to General MacArthur
      1951: March 24; April 11
  • Joint Chiefs of Staff Paper on China and Asia
      1952: March 5
  • Joint Chiefs of Staff recommendation on aid to Formosa
      1951: May 24
  • Joint Commission (United States and Brazil)
      1952: June 19
  • Joint Congressional Resolution approving military action in Korea
      1950: July 3
  • Joint Economic Development Commission in Brazil
      1950: October 19
  • Jones, G. Lewis (State Department, Near East)
      1951: May 8
      1952: January 27
  • Jones, Jefferson (First Secretary, American Embassy in New Delhi)
      1950: February 17
  • Jones, Miss Joycette K. (State Department secretarial staff)
      1950: June 8
  • Jones, S. Shepard (State Department, Near East and Africa)
      1952: January 22
  • Jonsson, Emil (leader of Social Democratic Party of Iceland)
      1949: March 14, 17
  • Jonsson, Eysteinn (leader of Progressive Party of Iceland)
      1949: March 14, 17
  • Jooste, G.P. (Ambassador of South Africa)
      1950: July 3, 24; December 8
      1951: April 20
      1952: October 14, 29, 30 (Acheson's reception)
  • Jordan (Trans-Jordan)
      1949: January 27; March 22, 24; April 5; December 6, 7, 12, 24
      1950: January 9, 31; March 9, 10, 28; April 5
      1951: May 8
      1952: July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting)
  • Jordan Valley Project
      1950: January 9
  • Joy, Vice Admiral Charles Turner (Commander, United States Naval Forces, Far East)
      1952: May 22
  • Juckett, J. Walter (Treasurer, Sandy Hill Iron and Brass Works, Hudson Falls, New York)
      1952: April 22
  • Judd, Walter (Congressman, Minnesota)
      1949: August 18
      1950: April 4
      1952: May 19
  • Jugoslavia (See Yugoslavia)
  • Juin, General Alphonse Pierre (Frenceh political and military leader)
      1950: April 11
      1951: August 2
  • "Julia" Alphine Brigade (Atlantic Forces)
      1951: January 9
  • Juliana (Queen of the Netherlands)
      1950: November 20, visit of
      1951: June 7, 21; July 9; October 2
  • Juniac, de M. (French foreign service officer - not listed in "FRUS"), no first name given
      1952: June 12
  • Justice Department
      1950: March 9
      1952: January 29; December 11
  • Jute, price of
      1950: December 11
  • Jute and wheat, Pakistan
      1949: November 21
  • Jutila, Dr. K.T. (minister of Finland)
      1951: May 17
K
  • Kabul (Afghanistan)
      1951: April 23
  • Kaessong, talks (Korean War negotiations)
      1951: August 23
  • Kamel Abdul Rahim, Mohamed (Ambassador of Egypt)
      1952: November 15
  • Kan Chieh-Hou (Personal Representative of the Acting President of China, Li Tsung-jen)
      1949: July 1
  • Kanada, Isao (Japanese financial adviser to Chinese Nationalist Government)
      1951: September 3
  • Karachi (Pakistan)
      1951: July 16, 30; September 4
  • Karachi Trade Agreement
      1950: July 5
  • Kardelj, Edward (Yugoslav Foreign Minister)
      1949: August 16; November 18
      1952: March 18
  • Karsten, Congressman Frank M. (Missouri)
      1951: July 10
  • Kashmir
      1949: June 29; July 7; August 30; September 13, 15; October 12, 13, 20
      1951: January 9; February 6, 12, 13, 14; April 26; July 30; August 17; September 14
      1952: February 4; June 12; October 1, 30
  • Kashmir, United Nations negotiations re
      1951: February 12, 14: September 14
  • Katyn Massacre
      1952: June 6
  • Katz, Milton (Ford Foundation)
      1951: April 1 (Office of Special Representative in Europe)
      1952: January 17
  • Kauffmann, Henrik L. Hde (Ambassador of Denmark)
      1949: March 11, 15
      1952: July 28
  • Kaul, T.N. (First Secretary, Embassy of India)
      1949: August 30; December 6
      1950: March 24; June 15; July 17, 19
  • Kee, Congressman John "Judge" (Chairman, House Foreign Affairs Committee)
      1949: February 4; April 8, 25; May 10, 11; July 5, 7; August 3, 16
      1950: January 4, 18; March 1, 6; May 1, 4; June 23, 26; July 24
      1951: April 20; July 25
  • Kefauver, Senator Estes (Tennessee)
      1950: April 4, 27; August 14
      1952: May 13
  • Kelchner, Dr. Warren (State Department Chief, Office of International Conferences)