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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

• 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

• 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

• 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)
  1949: May 23
  1952: July 15
• Kelleher, Michael T. (Boston Chamber of Commerce)
  1949: Apri1,12
• "Kells, Book of" presented to the Library of Congress by the Irish Amassador)
  1951: February 13
• Kelly, Amy (friend of Acheson and MacGeorge Bundy)
  1952: February 2
• Kelly, Sir David (British Foreign Service)
  1950: July 3, 16, 17
• Kelly, Frank (State Department)
  1950: January 19
• Kelser, P.L. (State Department, South Asia)
  1950: December 11, 16
• Kem Amendment
  1951: June 13, 20, 21; July 10; August 23
  1952: June 6, 12
• Kem, Senator James P. (Missouri)
  1952: June 6
• Kennan, George F. (State Department, Ambassador to the Soviet Union)
  1949: January 3; April 1, 14; June 24; July 8, 11; October 13; November 7; December 21
  1950: January 3, 19; June 26, 27; August 10, 21, 23 (re speech, National War College on January 23, 1947); December 3, 4; 5, 6
  1951: May 26 (letter); July 17; October 8; December 20
  1952: June 6; July 14 (minutes of June 28 meeting)
• Kennan, George F. - lecture at Princeton University
  1951: May 26
• Kennan, George F. and the research interests of historian Herbert Feis
  1951: July 17; September 27
• Kennan, George F., report on views of
  1952: July 14 (meeting with French leaders, June 28)
• Kennedy, Donald (State Department, South Asia)
  1951: July 16; August 17; October 22
  1952: June 9, 12; July 21
  1953: January 13
• Kennedy, Dr. Foster
  1950: December 26
• Kennedy, Thomas A. (House of Representatives staff)
  1950: June 8
• Kenny, W. John (Deputy Director, Mutual Security Agency)
  1952: March 20; July 29
• Kenya
  1952: May 6
• Keogh, Congressman Eugene J. (New York - interested in Spain)
  1950: January 31; June 6
• Kerr, Senator Robert S. (Oklahoma)
  1951: January 18; June 29
• Kerr, Walter
  1952: December 15
• Ketcham, John B. (Political Officer, American Legation in Luxembourg)
  1952: August 11 (Perle Mesta's report)
• Key, David McK. (United States Delegate to the United Nations)
  1952: October 20, 30 (Acheson's reception), 31
• Keyserling, Leon J. (Chairman, Council of Economic Advisers)
  1951: October 17
• Key West, Florida (Little White House)
  1949: December 12
  1950: March 9, 31; April 4, 5, 6; May 29
  1952: March 9; April 4
• Khalil, K.F. (First Secretary, Pakistan Embassy)
  1951: April 26
• Kidder, Randolph A. (State Department, Brazilian Affairs)
  1950: June 19; October 19
  1951: October 15
• Kilby, Mr. (father of man missing in Korea - no first name given)
  1951: July 2
• Kilgore, Senator Harley (West Virginia)
  1949: March 24
• Killew, James (AFL), resigned as SCAP labor section in protest to General MacArthur's order to Japanese to curtail collective bargaining rights of employees
  1949: March 29
• Killion, George (Democratic party leader)
  1951: December 17 (considered for appointment as Ambassador to the Philippines)
• Kim, Sae Sun (Counselor, Korean Embassy)
  1951: May 22
• Kimball, Dan (Secretary of the Navy)
  1952: July 25, 28: August 2; September 2
• Kinny, Nong (Minister of Cambodia)
  1951: June 5
• Kimpo Airport (Korea)
  1950: June 28
• King, Congressman Cecil R. (California)
  1949: March 30; April 15
• King, Charles D.B. (President and Ambassador of Liberia)
  1950: January 27; October 12
  1952: April 25
• Kirk, Admiral Allan G. (Ambassador to the Soviet Union, Director, Psychological Strategy Board)
  1949: March 31; August 24; September 15
  1950: April 24; July 10; September 7
  1951: April 24; June 28
• Kirkpatrick, E.M. (State Department)
  1951: April 3; October 1
• Kirkpatrick, Helen P. (State Department - London Ministerial Talks)
  1952: December 15
• Kirlin, Florence (Special Assistant to the Secretary of State)
  1950: June 8
  1951: July 10
• Kirpolani, N.K. (Minister, Embassy of India)
  1950: December 16
• Kitain, Burton C. (State Department, Britain and Northern Europe)
  1951: June 14
• Kitchen, Jeffery C. (State Department, Policy Support Staff)
  1952: August 4, 11, 12, 13; September 2; October 2, 3, undated draft memo, 8, 13, 31; November 27; December 4 (meeting with oil company representatives), 15, 24, 31
  1953: January 14
• Klay, Andor (interpreter, meeting with Minister-designate, Hungarian Peoples Republic)
  1951: August 2
• Klein, Arthur G. (Congressman, New York)
  1950: June 8
• Klein, Julius (Chicago business and political leader)
  1952: June 16
• Klemwachter, Ludwig (Austrian Foreign Minister)
  1949: July 11
  1950: October 11
• KMAG Group
  1950:, October 15 (Wake Island Conference)
• Knapp, J. Bourke
  1949: April 13
• Knight, Ridgeway B. (State Department, Office of European Regional Affairs)
  1950: July 20
  1952: June 22
• Knight, O.A.
  1949: March 31
• Knight, William E. (State Department, Western Europe)
  1952: March 25; September 5
• KNIL Forces in Indonesia
  1950: November 16
• Knowland, Senator William (California)
  1949: April 13; July 18; August 22
  1950: January 1, 5, 19, 25; March 17, 29; May 5; July 2, 4, 31
  1951: January 8
  1952: May 13
• Kohler, Foy D. (State Department, International Broadcasting Service)
  1952: December 10
• Koje, report on
  1952: June 6, 12
• Kollek, Theodor (Embassy of Israel staff)
  1950: December 15
• Koo, Ambassador V.K. Wellington (Ambassador to the United States, Republic of China)
  1949: February 15; May 11; July 1
  1950: August 31
• Korea
  1949: April 19; May 10, 11; July 5, 7, 11, 25; November 18
  1950: January 5, 25, 27; February 4; March 1, 21; April 20; June 5, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30; July 3, 12, 14, 24, 31; August 23; October 11, 12, 15 (Wake Island Conference); November 17, 21, 28; December 3, 27
  1951: January 9, 11; March 21, 22; April 2, 27; May 9, 22, 26; June 8, 20; August 9; September 14; October 17, 22; December 18, 19
  1952: January 3, 5, 9, 17, 24; March 5 (NSC Briefing), 11, 28; April 24; May 5, 8, 19, 22; June 6; July 23; September 4; October 1, undated draft memo, 17, 20; November 5, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13 (notes), 15 (Acheson letter), 18 (White House meeting with President-elect Eisenhower), 22, 26; December 15
• Korea - Aid Bill
  1949: July 7, 11, 14; October 13, 17; November 18
• Korea - Air Force and Navy bombing of
  1953: January 8
• Korea - Australian forces in
  1950: July 28
• Korea - Cabinet meeting re
  1952: January 16
• Korea - Cambodian forces in
  1950: July 28
• Korea - Communist military build-up in
  1952: April 24
• Korea - ECA aid to (Korean Relief Bill)
  1950: January 23, 25, 26, 27; March 1, 6; October 15 (Wake Island Conference)
• Korea - Elections in
  1950: October 15 (Wake Island Conference); December 7
• Korea - General George C. Marshall's trip to
  1951: June 8
• Korea - Ground forces in
  1950: July 19
• Korea - Inflation in
  1952: March 11
• Korea - Migration program
  1950: July 31
• Korea - Military intelligence, failure of re
  1950: August (Acheson's notes to "Jim")
• Korea - Military operations of the British
  1950: November 24
• Korea - North
  1950: August 21; September 7, 8 (Acheson's speech); October 15 (Wake Island Conference); November 28; December 1
  1951: May 26
  1952: March 14; April 28; October 17, 22; November 8, 26
• Korea - North, Air Force of
  1950: June 25
• Korea - North, Army of
  1950: June 25
• Korea - North, Commission on
  1950: June 26
• Korea - North, Government of
  1950: July 13: November 28
• Korea - North, invasion of South Korea
  1950: June 25, 26; July 24; August 10; September 8 (Acheson's speech)
• Korea - North, reports of men and supplies coming from Manchuria
  1950: July 27
• Korea - North, Soviet reaction to possible United Nations occupation of
  1950: September 7
• Korea - North, talks
  1950: June 25
• Korea - Peace resolutions in the United Nations General Assembly
  1950: October 17
• Korea - Possible withdrawal of troops from
  1951: July 19
• Korea - Prisoners of War issue
  1952: April 28; June 6; September 2; October, undated draft memo, 22, 30, 31; November 8, 9, 11, 18 (attached memo), 26
• Korea - Proposed meeting of Commanding Generals
  1952: January 24
• Korea - Proposed statement on
  1952: January 3
• Korea - Rehabilitation of, discussed
  1950: October 15 (Wake Island Conference)
• Korea - Reduction of United Nations troops in
  1952: January 9
• Korea - Report on by Edwin Pauley
  1950: July (undated longhand notes)
• Korea - South (Republic of - ROK)
  1950: June 25, 26, 29; July 13, 17; October 12; December 28
  1951: January 12; March 21; April 11; July 2
  1952: Apri1 28; June 6, 17; October 1, 17
• Korea - South (Republic of - ROK), Armed Forces of
  1951: January 12; March 21; April 11; July 12
• Korea - South (Republic of - ROK), conflict between President Sigman Rhee and the legislative assembly
  1952: June 6
• Korea - South (Republic of - ROK), Government of
  1950: July 13; August 21; December 1, 3, 28
• Korea - Research interest of Herbert Feis
  1951: July 17
• Korea - Termination of Japanese rule in
  1952: March 19 (John Foster Dulles article in "Christian Century")
• Korea - Twenty-one power resolution on
  1952: November 11
• Korea - Unification of North and South Korea
  1951: December 18
• Korea - United Nations Commission on
  1952: June 13, 30
  1953: January 16
• Korean Ambassador, briefing of
  1951: June 20
• Korean crisis (See Korean War)
• Korean Forces, military (North Korean)
  1950: June 26; July 14; August 21; September 7
• Korean Forces, military (ROK)
  1950: June 26; September 7; October 12; November 21
• Korean Parliament (ROK)
  1950: June 26
• Korean Papers (State Department documents on the Korean War)
  1952: January 18
• Korean Relief, Agent General for
  1950: November 20
• Korean War (Korean Crisis)
  1950: June 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30; July 3, 10, 12, 13, 14, 17, 19, 24, 27 (NSC Meeting), 31; August 3, (Acheson's notes to "Jim"), 10, 14, 31; October 9, 11, 12, 15 (Wake Island Conference), 27; November 6, 7, 16, 17, 21, 28, 29, 30; December 1, 3 (White House notes), 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 27, 28, 29
  1951: January 5, 11, 16, 27; February 5, 10 (Acheson's notes on Senator Taft's speech), 19, 20; March 16, 21, 22, 30; April 27; May 9 (visit of Korean Foreign Minister), 22, 24; June 27, 29; July 2, 6, 19; August 19; December 18, 19
• Korean War, additional forces from Australia, New Zealand and Greece
  1951: May 28
• Korean War, Arab-Asian Delegation's view of and possible truce
  1952: October 28, 30
• Korean War, armistice (truce) talks
  1951: June 28, 29; July 19; September 14
  1952: January 3, 5, 9; March 3; April 3, 14; June 19; July 14 (minutes of June 26 meeting); October (undated draft memo), 27, 28, 31; November 22
• Korean War, atomic bomb, possible use of
  1950: December 1, 2
• Korean War, Australian decision to stop United Nations assistance
  1951: January 19; March 16
• Korean War, articles re
  1952: June 16 (John Foster Dulles article, "A New Foreign Policy")
• Korean War, Bombing beyond the Yalu River
  1950: November 6; December 3
• Korean War, Brazil and
  1951: April 5; August 3; October 15
• Korean War, cease fire proposals
  1950: December 3, 4, 5, 8, 11, 14, 27, 29
  1951: January 11, 12, 27; June 20, 28, 29; July 6, 19; September 14; December 18, 19
  1953: January 16
• Korean War, Chinese "volunteer" forces (PRC) involved in
  1951: August 3
  1952: January 7 (British Embassy Dinner); March 3
• Korean War, Chaing Kai Shek's Air Force in
  1951: June 27
• Korean War, Cuban troops in
  1951: March 27
• Korean War, discussions in Committee 1 of the United Nations
  1952: November 27
• Korean War, French position in the United Nations on
  1951: March 22
• Korean War, general debate at the 7th Session of the United Nations General Assembly
  1952: October 1, undated draft memo, 20, 25, 28, 29, 30
• Korean War, interference in of Chinese Communists and Soviets
  1950: October 15 (Wake Island Conference); November 17; December 2, 3 (White House notes)
• Korean War, Indian resolution on the Prisoner of War (POW) issue
  1952: November 26
• Korean War, Indonesian cease fire proposal
  1952: October 31
  1953: January 16 (United States opposition to)
• Korean War, Latin American-United Stats approach to a negotiated settlement
  1952: November 26
• Korean War, Malik proposal
  1951: June 29
• Korean War, Mexican participation in
  1951: April 6
• Korean War, Military intelligence of Soviet intentions
  1950: December 3 (White House notes)
• Korean War, negotiations on
  1952: March 5; May 22; October 20, 22, 28, 29, 30; November 3, 18 (attached memo)
• Korean War, Norway's response to United Nations appeal for assistance in
  1951: July 19
• Korean War, Psychological aspects
  1950: October 15 (Wake Island Conference)
• Korean War, settlement proposals
  1951: January 16, 27; June 21, 28 (Malik Proposal); July 19; December 18, 19
• Korean War, Soviet intentions
  1950: December 3 (White House notes)
• Korean War, Soviet Resolution in the United Nations General Assembly re
  1952: October 29, 30
• Korean War, truce, hopes of
  1952: October 20, 29, 30; November 18 (attached memo)
• Korean War, Unified Command of the United Nations
  1952: October 28
• Korean War, United Nations Committee to negotiate a political settlement
  1952: January 7; April 28; June 8; October 25, 30
• Korean War, United Nations General Assembly Resolution
  1952: November 11
• Korean War, United Nations Mission, role of Thailand
  1952: June 5; November 8
• Korean War, United Nations objectives of a "free, united and democratic Korea"
  1952: October 20, 28
• Korean War, United Nations Resolution on
  1952: November 5, 15, 22
• Korean War, Andre Vishinsky's United Nations speech re
  1952: October 27, 28, 29, 30
• Koreans, comparison between North and South Koreans
  1950: October 15 (Wake Island Conference)
• Kosanovic, Sawa N. (Yugoslav Ambassador)
  1949: July 1; August 16; November 18
• Kraft, Ole Bjorn (Danish Minister of Foreign Affairs)
  1952: July 14 (minutes of June 28 meeting); November 11, 12, 13 (notes), 14
• Kreckler, Dr. Heinz (Charge d'affair, Federal Republic of Germany)
  1951: July 2
  1952: March 11, 12; December 5
• Kremlin (Soviet Government Headquarters)
  1952: November 3 (White House notes)
• Kriez, William L. (State Department - Office of South American Affairs)
  1949: February 1
  1951: February 9
• Krock, Arthur ("New York Times") and General MacArthur
  1950: December 2
• Krug, Julius (formerly Secretary of the Interior)
  1949: February 10; May 9
• Kuomentang and United States China Policy
  1950: August 26
• Kural, Admon (Turkish Delegate to United Nations Conference on Eritrea)
  1950: November 1
• Kurile Island
  1950: January 5
  1952: March 19 (John Foster Dulles article in "Christian Century")
• Kuwait
  1952: December 2
• Kyne, George W. (CIO leader)
  1950: January 6

• LaBelle, M. (French delegate, London Ministerial talks, June 27, 1952)
  1952: July 14 (minutes of meeting June 27, 1952)
• Labor, Department of
  1951: April 20 (Cabinet meeting report)
• Labor party (Labour), British
  1951: February 6; April 27
  1952: January 5; July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting)
• Labor Unions
  1950: January 6; February 17; March 31
• Labouisse, Henry R., Jr. (State Department, Britain and Northern Europe)
  1949: February 14
  1950: January 6, 23, 24
• Labour Party (British) See Labor Party
• La Costa, M. (French delegate in United Nations)
  1952: February 27
• Lacy, William S.B. (Director, State Department, Office of Philippine and Southeast Asian Affairs)
  1951: September 14
  1952: January 17
• Lafer Plan (Brazil)
  1952: June 19
• Lah, Wong Kyun (Member, Korean National Assembly)
  1950: July 3
• Lake Ontario, Great Dam and high water level of
  1952: April 12
• Lake Success, New York (site of United Nations)
  1949: December 7
• Laking, George (Counselor, New Zealand Embassy)
  1952: June 19
• Laloy, M. (French delegate, London Ministerial talks)
  1952: July 14 (minutes of June 27 meeting)
• LeMay, General Curtis (United States Air Force)
  1951: January 12
• "LaMonde" (French newspaper) article about Communist plot against West
  1952: May 15
• Lancaster, William W. (Sherman Sterling, Wright and Nye law firm)
  1951: April 20
• Landon, Kenneth P. (State Department, Office of Philippine and Southeast Asian Affairs)
  1952: October 9
• Land Reform - "A World Challenge," State Department booklet
  1952: April 16
• Landry, Robert B. (Air Aide to the President)
  1949: June 15
  1950: December 11
  1952: February 4
• Lange, Halvard M. (Foreign Minister of Norway)
  1949: February 11, 15; September 16
  1951: January 24; July 19
  1952: March 3, 24; July 14 (minutes of meeting with Danish Foreign Minister Kraft, June 18); October 30 (Acheson's reception); November 13 (notes), 14; December 15
• Langer, Senator William (North Dakota)
  1949: April 22
• Lanham, Henderson (Congressman, Georgia)
  1950: June 8
• Laos
  1950: February 2, 3, 16
• Lapham, Roger D. (Mayor of San Francisco, ECA, Far East)
  1949: May 10; June 29
  1950: March 25, 29
• La Plaza, Ambassador (Chile delegate to the United Nations General Assembly - no first name given)
  1952: November 26
• Laraque, Gustav (Ambassador of Haiti)
  1950: July 26
  1951: March 24
• Larkin, Felix (Defense Department)
  1951: August 6, 7
• Larson, Jesse (Administrator of General Services Administration [GSA])
  1950: April 27
  1951: January 5
  1952: April 10
• Latin America (Latin American countries)
  1949: May 3: July 18
  1950: February 17; June 5, 19; July 24
  1951: January 5; February 13, 15; March 23; October 24; December 20
  1952: January 4 (re Jessup letter, December 17, 1951); July 24; August 11; October 25, 27
• Latin America, Soviet propaganda aimed at
  1952: October 13
• Latin Ameican Briefing Book
  1951: March 23
• Latin American Caucus
  1952: November 26
• Latin American delegations to the United Nations General Assembly
  1952: October 28; November 26
• Latin American Diplomatic Corps, Dean of (Dr. Guillermo Sevillan Sacasa of Nicaragua)
  1951: March 30
• Latin American Resolution on the Korean War
  1952: November 11
• "Latinos"
  1952: October 27
• Latournelle, M. de (French delegate, London ministerial talks)
  1952: July 14 (minutes of June 27 meeting)
• Lattimore, Owen (China expert, scholar)
  1950: April 17; July 24 (article, "The Situation in Asia")
• Laukhuff, Perry (State Department, Office of German Political Affairs)
  1952: March 12, 18
• Lausanne Conference
  1949: April 28
• Lawrence, David (Mayor of Pittsburgh)
  1952: March 3
• Lawton, Frederick J. (Director of the Budget)
  1951: April 3, 4, 9; June 21; July 17; August 6
  1952: January 6; November 5; December 24
• Lay, James S., Jr. (Executive Secretary, National Security Council)
  1950: January 5, 19; February 2; April 13; August 20, 28; September 7; October 30; November 2, 28; December 22
  1951: January 27; August 22
  1952: March 5; September 3, 4
• Layton, Elton J. (House of Representatives-staff)
  1950: June 8
• League of Nations
  1950: September 8 (Acheson's speech); December 8 (relationship to the United Nations and the Southwest Africa issue)
  1951: May 1 (Kennan lecture on World War II)
• League of the Rights of Man
  1952: January 29
• Leahy, Senator Edward L. (Rhode Island)
  1950: June 8
• Leahy, Fleet Admiral William D.
  1949: June 30; July 18; August 1
  1952: January 5 (Blair House luncheon)
• Leal, Estilac (War Minister of Brazil)
  1952: April 22
• Leavitt, Moses A. (member of American Jewish group which discussed German-Israeli negotiations on reparations)
  1952: May 2
• Lebanon
  1949: December 24
  1950: March 10
  1951: May 8
  1952: April 8; July 14 (minutes of meeting June 24); October 28, 30 (Acheson's reception)
• Lebanon, domestic politics in
  1952: October 28
• LeBaron, M. (French political leader - not listed in "FRUS")
  1952: June 12
• Lee, A.M. (United States delegate to the United Nations General Assembly)
  1952: November 11
• Lee, Chang Sun (Secretary of the Korean Assembly)
  1950: March 22
• Lee, Hoon K. (member, Korean National Assembly)
  1950: March 22
• Lee, Jimmy (Chinese political leader - ROC)
  1949: September 21
• Lee, Raymond
  1950: December 26
• Le Gallais, Hughes (Minister of Luxembourg)
  1949: April 1; November 7
  1952: April 8; June 6
• Leger, Jacques (Foreign Minister of Haiti and Ambassador of Haiti)
  1951: March 24, 31; April 1
  1952: April 7
• Legislation introduced by Congressman Poog of Texas to enlist foreign nationals (e.g. Germans and Japanese) into the united State Armed Forces
  1951: February 20
• Legislative Commission, concern of Judge Leonard B. Hand
  1953: January 3
• Lehman, Herbert, (Governor, then Senator of New York)
  1949: September 21
  1950: March 10; April 5
  1951: March 16; June 21
  1952: July 18
• Lehrbas, Lloyd A. (State Department, Office of Public Affairs, Council of Foreign Ministers, Paris)
  1949: May 23
  1951: May 22
• Lemkin, Dr. Naphmel (Human Rights Covenant)
  1952: January 29
• Lemnitzer, Major General Lyman L. (Defense Department)
  1950: July 20, 28
• Lemons, trade agreement on
  1949: October 10
• Lend Lease
  1949: November 18
  1951: April 20 (negotiations with South Africa)
  1952: March 20 (Fourth Lend Lease Supply Protocol Conference)
• Lend Lease negotiations with the Soviet Union
  1951: January 12; May 1 (Kennan's lecture on World War II)
• Leopold, King of Belgium
  1950: June 9
• Lequerica de, Don Jose Felix (Ambassador of Spain)
  1951: January 5; August 23
• Letches, Mr. (representative of United States oil companies who met with Acheson et al, December 4, 1952 - no first name given)
  1952: December 4
• Letournau, Jean (French High Commissioner for Indochina)
  1952: June 12, 16, 17, 19; July 14 (minutes of June 26, 27 meetings); December 18, 31
• Leva, Marks (Assistant Secretary of Defense)
  1950: July 28
• Levy, Walter (President's Materials Policy Commission)
  1951: July 12
• Lewis, Jeffery W. (State Department, German Affairs)
  1951: April 12; July 5
  1952: March 4; May 2; June 17
• Lewisohn, Richard L. ("London Times" representative in Peking, China)
  1949: December 8
• Li, Tsung-Ju (Acting President, Republic of China)
  1949: July 1
  1950: February 16
• Liaquat, Ali Khan (Prime Minister of Pakistan)
  1950: February 9; April 18, 27; June 15; July 5, 28
  1951: July 30; August 17
• Liberia
  1949: April 4
  1950: January 27; July 6; October 12
  1952: April 25; October 1, 20, 30 (Acheson's reception)
• Liberia, Economic and Health Missions to
  1950: October 12
• "Liberia is the pride of the United Nations," description of the Republic of China's delegate to the United Nations
  1952: October 20
• Liberian Commission
  1950: October 12
• Library of Congress
  1950: November 16
  1951: February 13
• Library of Congress, Joint Committees of Congress meeting there re Spain
  1950: June 6
• Libya
  1949: March 30; April 8; September 14
  1950: November 20; December 8
  1952: October 1
• Libya, United States Base Rights in
  1952: October 1
• Lie, Trygve (Secretary General, United Nations)
  1949: December 12
  1950: January 21; April 18, 20; May 29; October 15 (Wake Island Conference); November 20
  1952: June 13; September 2; October 27, 31 (Staff of); November 12; December 11
• Life magazine
  1952: December 15
• Lilienthal, David E. (Atomic Energy Commission)
  1950: January 19
• Limb, Colonel Ben C. (Foreign Minister of Korea)
  1950: October 11
  1952: October 17
• Limu Sarmando, Walder (Minister, Brazilian Embassy)
  1951: April 5
• Lincoln, Abraham, reference to Mexican War opposition and President Polk's sending troops to Mexico in 1840
  1950: July 24
  1951: February 10 (Acheson's notes)
• Lind , James F.(Congressman, Pennsylvania)
  1950: June 8
• Linder, Harold F. (State Department, Deputy As stant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs concerned with the Kem Amendment)
  1951: June 13; July 6; August 21; October 1
  1952: June 12, 16; December 4 (meeting with oil company representatives), 10, 29
• Lindsey, Sir Ronald
  1952: June 6
• Linehom, Congressman Neil J. (Illinois)
  1950: June 8
• Linewewer, Goodrich W. (Bureau of Reclamation)
  1950: July 18
• Little, L.K. (Inspector General of Customs of Republic of China)
  1950: February 17, 24, 28
• Lira Fund (Italy)
  1952: July 30
• Lisbon Conference (NATO)
  1952: January 21; February 4
• Lleria, Alberto (Secretary General, Organization of American States)
  1949: March 10
  1951: March 31
• Lloyd, David D. (White House)
  1952: May 8; June 20
• Lloyd, John Selwyn Brooke (Minister of State, British Foreign office)
  1952: October (undated draft memo)
• Lloyd-Hood, Mr. (United Kingdom delegate to London Ministerial talks, June 26, 1952 - no first name given)
  1952: November 8
• Locke, Edwin A., Jr. (Mission to the Middle East)
  1952: May 1; July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting)
• Locke Proposals
  1952: May 1
• "Locust Valley" (home of Secretary of Defense Robert Lovett)
  1952: November 15
• Lodge Bill
  1951: February 13
• Lodge, Senator Henry Cabot (Massachusetts)
  1949: March 2; August 18; October 14
  1950: January 13; March 8, 29, 31; April 20, 21; November 20, 27; December 11
  1951: January 16; June 21
  1952: November 15 (meeting between Eisenhower and Truman), 18 (appointment with President Truman)
• Lodge, Henry Cabot, resignation as United States Delegate to the United Nations
  1950: December 11
• Logan, Rayford W. (Professor, Howard University)
  1951: April 13, 16
• Logafet, Alexander (State Department Division of Language Service)
  1952: June 6
• Lombard, Lawrence (War Production Board-WPB)
  1949: April 12
• London (United Kingdom)
  1952: January 16, 20; July 14 (ministerial talks)
• London as a possible NATO location
  1952: January 28
• London Conference
  1950: April 27, 28
• London Debt Conference
  1952: May 3
• "London Times" article in about Sudan and the King of Egypt discussed at London Ministerial talks, June 24, 1952)
  1952: July 14, (minutes of June 24 meeting)
• Long, Mr. (representative of United States oil companies who met with Acheson et al)
  1952: December 4
• Long, Senator Russell E. (Louisiana)
  1952: January 29; May 13
• Louddin, Mohammed (Afghanistan leader)
  1952: October 30 (Acheson's reception)
• Love Field (Dallas, Texas)
  1950: June 9
• Love, R.
  1950: June 5
• Lovestone, Jay (AFL)
  1950: January 6
• Lovett, Robert A. (Department of Defense)
  1949:, January 22; February 10; March 2; April 14; May 2
  1950: March 29; October 10, 12; November 6, 21, 28; December 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 13, 15, 28
  1951: January 4, 6, 12, 18, 23; February 1, 5, 19; March 13, 24, 26, 27; April 1, 3; May 11; June 8, 26, 29; July 16, 31; August 6, 7, 10; September 11, 14, 26 (as Secretary of Defense), 27 (letter); October 10, 16, 17, 22; December 13, 19, 20, 31 (Churchill visit, telephone conversation with)
  1952: January 4, 5 (Blair House luncheon), 5, 7 (British Embassy D n er), 8, 16, 22, 24; February 4, 6, 8, 12, 27, 28; March, undated "old draft," 3, 5, 6, 10, 11, 13, 19, 20; April 4; May 6, 12; June 6, 12; July 14 (minutes of June 27 meeting), 21, 23, 24, 25, 28, 29; August 2; September 2, 3; October, undated draft; November 5, 6, 12, 15, 18 (meeting with Eisenhower); December 18, 22, 24
  1953: January 8
• Lovre, Harold 0. (Congressman, South Dakota)
  1950: June 8
• Lowenthal-Chumecky, Max (Ambassador of Austria)
  1945: February 5; March 3; December 5
• Loyalty Commission (re Kashmir)
  1951: February 14
• Loyalty Commission (President's Loyalty Review Board)
  1950: November 16, 27
• Loyalty Program (United States Government)
  1952: December 11
• Loyalty Review Board, President's
  1952: December 24
  1953: January 3
• Lozano, Alfredo (Pakistani Ambassador to India)
  1949: January 29
• Lubin, Isador (United States Representative, United Nations Economic and Social Council)
  1949: March 4
  1950: June 19
  1952: October 3 (as a member of United States Delegation to United Nations General Assembly)
• Lucas, Senator Scott (Illinois)
  1949: March 28; July 18, 25; October 13
  1950: January 19; April 6; June 19, 26; July 3; October 9; December 7
  1951: May 14
• Lucas, Congressman W.H. (Texas)
  1949: August 31
• Luce, Henry
  1949: September 21
• Luciolli, Mario (Italian charge d'affaires)
  1951: July 17; October 1
• Luns, Dr. J.M.A.H. (Netherlands official)
  1952: October 30, (Acheson's reception), 31; November 7, 14
• Lutes, Lt. General LeRoy
  1949: July 21
• Luxembourg
  1949: March 2, 24, 31; April 1; November 7; December 14 (attachment)
  1951: January 5
  1952: April 8; June 6; August 11; October 15, 20, 30 (Acheson's reception); November 14; December 19
• Luxembourg Air Transport Agreement
  1952: April 8; June 6
• Luxembourg Airways (LUXAIR)
  1952: Apri1 8; June 6
• Luxembourg, report on foreign service personnel of American Legation in by Perle Mesta, Minister to Luxembourg
  1952: August 11 (attached to memorandum from President Truman to Acheson)
• Lyerly, Mr. (State Department personnel - no first name listed)
  1950: June 8
• Lyle, John E., Jr. (Congressman, Texas)
  1950: June 8
• Lynch, Andrew (United States Consul General in Libya)
  1950: November 20

• Macao
  1949: September 16
  1952: February 6; October 31
• Macao, United States Export License Policy toward
  1952: February 6
• MacArthur, General Douglas
  1949: March 29; June 30; August 11, 24; November 30; December 15
  1950: January 5; February 4; March 7; April 24; June 25, 26, 30; July 24, 27, 31; August 4, 21, 23, 26, 27; October 9, 12, 15 (Wake Island Conference); November 6, 7, 21, 30; December 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 27, 28
  1951: January 11, 12; March 24 (statement) 26 (James Reston's story on in "New York Times") 27; April 2 (statement), 5, 9 (statement), 10, 11, 24, 27; May 3, 14, 24, 26
  1952: March 19 (John Foster Dulles's article in "Christian Century"); April 24 (and Indochina); July 24 (letter John Foster Dulles to General Mac Arthur, March 2, 1951 re ANZUS Pact)
• MacArthur, General Douglas--Dismissal of
  1951: April 12; May 3, 14, 24
• MacArthur, General Douglas--Dismissal Of, Congressional Hearings re
  1951: May 24
• MacArthur, General Douglas--Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) memorandum of severe reprimand
  1951: March 24
• MacArthur, General Douglas--Meeting with President Truman
  1950: October 19
• MacArthur, General Douglas--Message to the VFW
  1950: August 26, 27
• MacArthur, General Douglas--Plan to use Chinese Nationalist forces in Korea
  1950: December 26
• MacArthur, Douglas II (State Department, Western Europe)
  1949: September 16
  1950: November 7; December 29
• Machado, Dr. Luis (Ambassador of Cuba)
  1951: March 27
• Mack, Congressman Peter F. ("The Flying Congressman" - Illinois)
  1952: August 11 (Perle Mesta's report)
• Mackay, Mr. (State Department, MID - no first name given)
  1950: February 9
• Madden, Roy J. (Congressman, Indiana)
  1950: June 8
• Magistrati, Massino (Director General for International Cooperation, Italian Foreign Ministry)
  1951: October 1
• Magnuson, Senator Warren (Oregon)
  1952: January 30
• Magruder, Major General Carter (re Japanese Peace Treaty)
  1950: August 28
• Mahmud Khan, Sadar Shaw (Prime Minister of Afghanistan)
  1951: April 23
• Mahon, Congressman G.H. (Texas)
  1949: August 31
  1951: February 20
• "Main Brace" exercise of United States Fleet in Europe
  1952: September 2
• Maitland
  1952: March, undated "old draft"
• Majlis, The (Iranian Parlimament)
  1951: July 5
  1952: January 7 (British Embassy Dinner)
• Makin, Norman J. (Ambassador of Australia)
  1949: February 17; September 21
  1950: June 29; July 28
• Makins, Sir Roger M. (British Deputy Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs)
  1949: September 15
  1950: December 4, 5, 7
  1951: April 2
  1952: January 7, 9, 15 (Pearson letter); July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting); October 2 (as successor to Ambassador Franks)
  1953: January 8
• Malaya
  1949: September 21
  1950: January 5; June 5; December 4
  1951: January 9; December 20
  1952: May 19; October 7, 20
• Malaya, British forces in
  1951: May 28
• Malaya and British mishandling of underground movement in
  1952: October 20
• Malaya, Communist guerilla movement in
  1952: October 20
• "Malaya-Moslem" sensitivity in Singapore
  1951: January 9
• Malcolm, Azers Christian Edward, (British Foreign Office, 1950-1952, United Kingdom Delegate, London Ministerial talks, June 24, 1951)
  1952: July 14 (minutes of the June 24 meeting)
• Malebrum, Milfred (State Department)
  1950: February 3
• Malik, Yakov Alexandrovich (Chairman, Soviet Delegation to United Nations)
  1949: April 11, 29; May 2, 19
  1950: April 20; July 27; August 26 (draft memorandum re General MacArthur's VFW message); September 5; December 2
  1951: April 20; June 27, 28, 29; July 9 (speech), 19
• Malta (Malta Conference)
  1951: March 17, 23
• Manchuria
  1950: January 5; September 8 (Acheson's speech); November 6, 21, 28; December 1, 3, (White House notes), 3, 4, 7, 27
• Manchurian and Soviet territory, bombing of depots is discussed
  1951: Feburary 19
• Mandated Islands in the Pacific
  1950: January 5
• Manifesto of Economic and Social Demands (adopted at London meeting of the ICFTU - International Craft and Federated Trade Unions)
  1950: January 6
• Manger, Dr. William (Secretary General, Foreign Ministers of the American Republics - Acheson reception at the Pan American Union)
  1951: April 1
• Mann, Thomas C. (Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for the American Republics)
  1950: January 30; February 3; June 8
  1951: April 6
  1952: September 2
• Manpower Act
  1951: February 19
• Mansfield, Congressman Mike (Montana-later Senator)
  1950: June 27
  1951: August 9 (Appointed as United States Delegate to the United Nations General Assembly)
  1952: January 4, 5 (Blair House luncheon)
• "Mantoon" Division (Atlantic Force)
  1951: January 9
• Mao, Tse-tung (Chinese Communist leader)
  1950: March 10, 13; December 2
  1951: January 9; August 3; September 3
• Margerie, de M. (French Counselor)
  1951: February 13
• Margolio, Daniel (State Department-Bureau of German Affairs)
  1952: March 12
• Mariannas (Mariana Islands)
  1950: August 21 (draft of General Mac Arthur's VFW message)
• Marines, United States in the Korean War
  1950: October 15 (Wake Island Conference)
• Marjolin, Robert Ernest (French political leader)
  1952: April 3
• Marris, A.D. (British Embassy official)
  1952: February 3
• Marshall, General George C. (formerly Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense)
  1949: February 17; March 2, 28; April 13, 19; May 11, 15; June 27; November 21
  1950: March 3, 15, 28, 29; April 17, 27; August (notes to "Jim"); September 6, 20 (appointed Secretary of Defense); October 9, 10, 20, 27; November 3, 8, 9, 13, 21, 28; December 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 15, 22, 27, 28
  1951: January 3, 10, 11, 12, 23; February 9, 13, 19; March 19, 26, 27; April 1, 6, 9, 10, 27; May 8, 26; June 8, 21, 26, 29; July 6, 10, 11, 16, 17; August 2; September 11, 14; October 17
  1952: February 2 - Acheson letter to MacGeorge Bundy (undated notes re Marshall attached); December 18
• Marshall, Dr. H.L. (Point 4 Program)
  1950: August 25
• Marshall, Howard R. (Department of Agriculture, Forest Service -suggested by Oscar Chapman as an assistant to Averell Harriman in Mission to Iran)
  1950: July 12
• Marshall Plan
  1949: February 14, 15; April 11; August 12; September 26; November 19
  1950: January 6; March 13; August -notes to "Jim"
  1951: April 1, 12; July 5
  1952: December 14
• Marshall Plan, Citizens Committee for
  1949: February 21
• Marshall, General Richard
  1950: September 11
• Martin, Edwin M. (State Department and Mutual Security Agency)
  1949: July 21; August 11
  1950: March 1; October 11
  1951: June 21; October 1
  1952: January 7; July 21; November 6
• Martin, Haywood P. (State Department, Office of Personnel)
  1951: April 16
• Martin, Paul (Vice Chairman, Canadian Delegation to United Nations General Assembly)
  1952: October 27, 30 (Acheson's reception)
• Martin, William McChesney (Federal Reserve Board)
  1949: April 19; October 13
• Martin, Araijo, Dr. Antonio (Ambassador of Venezuela)
  1951: March 23
• Martinzez-Vargas, Sir Ricardo (Ambassador of Bolivia)
  1951: August 21
• Marx, Karl (author "Communist Manifesto") reference to
  1952: January 5
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
  1950: November 27
• Massigli, Rene (French Ambassador to the United Kingdom)
  1951: January 16
  1952: July 14
• Mathews, Elbert (State Department, South Asia)
  1951: February 6
• Mathews, H. Freeman ("Doc") (State Department, South Asia)
  1949: August 30; October 13; December 6
  1950: January 9; February 4; March 2, 28; June 8, 20, 26, 27, 28; July 3, 14, 27; August 3, 26, 31; September 6, 7; October 19, 20; November 4, 6, 21, 28, 30; December 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 27
  1951: January 27; February 13, 19; April 23, 27; May 3; June 5, 14, 27; July 7, 11, 12, 16; August 2, 7; September 11; October 9, 17, 24; December 19
  1952: January 8, 9, 10, 11, 24; February 6, 27; March 10, 13, 29; April 24; July 24, 25, 30
• Matsui, Akira (Japanese Embassy)
  1951: September 3
• Mattei, M. (French Delegate to London Ministerial talks, June 27, 1952)
  1952: July 14 (minutes of June 27 meeting)
• Matthews, Francis (Secretary of the Navy and Ambassador to Ireland)
  1949: November 21
  1950: January 26; June 25, 26, 27; December 1
  1951: January 12
  1952: April 9
• Matthews, Colonel Frederick S. (Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1, Fort Meade, Maryland)
  1952: undated draft memorandum)
• Matthews, W.D. (Minister, Canadian Embassy)
  1952: March 26
• Maung, U.E. (Minister of Foreign Affairs of Burma)
  1949: August 15
• Maybank, Senator Burnet R. (South Carolina)
  1949: August 4
  1952: June 6, 12
• Mayer, Rene (Prime Minister of France involved with ECA-Paris)
  1950: July 17
  1952: December 31
  1953: January 16
• "Mayflower, The", model of, presented to President Truman by Prime Minister Churchill
  1952: January 5
• Mayhew, Christopher
  1949: March 21
• Mays, Benjamin E. (President, Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia)
  1951: April 13
• McAdoo, Eleanor
  1949: March 31
• McBride, Robert H. (State Department, Western Europe, French Iberian Affairs)
  1952: May 6; December 31
• McBride, Sean (Ambassador of Ireland)
  1949: April 11
  1951: February 13; March 13, 19, 23
• McCarlis, Tony
  1951: June 8
• McCarran Amendment (aid to Spain and ECA Bill)
  1950: April 2
• McCarran, Senator Patrick (Nevada)
  1950: April 6
  1951: April 10; July 27
  1952: May 8
• McCarran-Walter Act (McCarran Immigration Bill)
  1952: June 20; July 18
• McCarthy, Senator Joseph R. (Wisconsin)
  1950: March 6; April 3, 10, 18, 27, 28; November 14
  1951: February 1
  1952: May 22 (Benton-McCarthy law suit)
• "McCarthyism"
  1950: November 14
• McClellan, Senator John L. (Arkansas)
  1950: June 8
  1952: April 16
• McClellan, R.D. (State Department, Western Europe)
  1952: April 8; June 6
• McClellan Resolution on troops sent to Europe
  1951: April 3
• McCloy, John J. (President of the World Bank and High Commissioner for Germany)
  1949: April 20; May 2, 5, 12, 16; June 29; July 7; September 21, 25
  1950: January 18; March 7; August 28; September 20 (letter to Acheson); November 4; December 5, 13, 14
  1951: June 20; July 16; August 2; October 12 (letter) 24
  1952: January 7; March 11, 18; May 1, 2, 8 (telephone conversation), 22; July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting); October 9; December 19, 22, 24
  1953: January 5
• McCloy-Acheson correspondence re Preamble to Contractual Agreements
  1952: May 1
• McCloy-Acheson Conference re Ford Foundation projects on October 7
  1952: October 8
• McConnaughy, Walter P. (Department~of State, Director, Chinese Affairs)
  1952: October 20
• McCormack, Congressman John W. (Massachusetts-later Speaker)
  1949: February 9; March 7, 28; April 12; August 3; October 13
  1950: May 4; June 8, 26, 27
  1952: April 9
• McCormick, Mrs. Anne O'Hare (writer for "New York Times")
  1952: December 15
• McCormick, Clarence (Under Secretary of Agriculture)
  1951: August 9
• McCormick, Fowler
  1950: February 9
• McCoy, General Frank
  1949: February 28
• McCune, Wesley (Department of Agriculture)
  1950: February 2
• McDermott, Michael T. (State Department, Special Assistant to the Secretary of State for Press Relations)
  1949: May 23; July 12 (Council of Foreign ministers-Paris)
  1950: April 6; June 9
  1952: March 11, 12
• McDonogh, Miss Jeanne (House of Representatives staff)
  1950: June 8
• McDonald, James G. (Special Representative to Israel)
  1950: March 9
• McDonald, Ramsey (British Labor Party leader)
  1951: April 27
• McDonough, Congressman Gordon L. (California)
  1949: April 15
• McFall, Jack (State Department)
  1949: November 30
  1950: January 4, 5, 13, 21, 31; February 3; March 1, 6, 7, 28; April 4, 10, 14, 27; May 4, 5; June 6, 8, 27; July 3, 6, 12; August 2, 14; September 1; December 27
  1951: January 9; February 21 (meeting with Texas Congressional delegation); March 15, 20; May 10, 23; July 6
  1952: January 30; February 29; May 19
• McFarland, Senator Ernest W. (Arizona)
  1949: May 13
  1950: January 30; June 8
  1951: January 17; March 23; April 3; May 14
  1952: March 14; May 14, 15
• McGhee, George C. (Assistant Secretary of State)
  1949: May 2; July 25; August 15, 30; September 13, 15; October 13; November 18
  1950: January 6, 9; March 31; April 13; June 9; July 24; August 25; October 17; November 1, 16, 17, 24; December 16, 29
  1951: January 9, 27; February 5; April 23, 27; May 14; June 21; July 2, 6, 7; August 17; September 14, 27; October 9, 10, 23, 29
• McGhee, Mrs. George C.
  1950: June 9
• McGemis, Edgar L., Jr. (State Department, Office of South American Affairs)
  1950: June 12
  1951: February 13; March 22, 27
• McGowan, Mr. (AFL) (no first name given)
  1950: January 6
• McGranery, Attorney General James P.
  1952: December 11
• McGrath, Attorney General J. Howard
  1949: August 9
  1950: March 9, 10
  1951: March 19; July 9
• McGrigor, Admiral Sir Robrick Robert (First Sea Lord of the United Kingdom)
  1952: January 5 (Blair House luncheon)
• McGruder, Carter B. (Council of Foreign ministers staff)
  1949: May 13
• McGuire, Congressman John A. (Connecticut)
  1950: June 8
• McIntosh, A. D. (Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs of New Zealand)
  1950: October 23
  1951: February 6
• McKeller, Senator Kenneth (Tennessee)
  1950: November 13
  1951: June 14, 21; October 11
• McKinney, Frank E. (Chairman, Democratic National Committee)
  1952: June 16
• McKinnon, Congressman Clinton D. (California)
  1949: April 15
• McKinnon, Wylie F. (RFC-Tin Division)
  1951: July 9
• Mac Lean, General Sir Kenney (member, British delegation on United States-United Kingdom Consultation on Atomic Weapons)
  1951: September 11
• McLeod, William N., Jr. (House of Representatives staff)
  1950: June 8
• McMahon, Senator Brien (Connecticut-formerly Chairman, Atomic Energy Committee, Senate Foreign Relations Committee)
  1949: June 24; July 11, 18; October 10
  1950: March 29, 31; November 14
  1951: March 15, 22; April 3; July 5
  1952: January 27; February 29
• McMahon-Ribicoff Resolution (H. Con. Res.56)
  1951: March 15; July 5
• McManus, John T. (report, "Background to the Civil War in Korea")
  1950: August 10
• McMellan, Congressman John L. (South Carolina)
  1950: June 8
• McMellan, Mrs. John L.
  1950: June 8
• McNarney, General Joseph T.
  1949: July 7
• McNaughton, General A.G.L. (re Kashmir controversy)
  1950: January 9; November 17
• McNaughton Proposals (re Kashmir)
  1950: November 17
• McNeil, Hector (British officer in the Middle East)
  1950: March 13, 28
• McNeil, Wilfred T. (re Rusk-Gromoko meeting re Greece)
  1949: May 5
• McNeill, Brigadier General E.C. (Defense Department, Special Consultant)
  1951: August 7
• McSweeney, Congressman John (Ohio)
  1950: June 8
• McVeigh, Lincoln (Ambassador to Portugal arid Spain)
  1949: June 8
  1952: February 11
• McWilliams, William J. (State Department, Executive Secretariat)
  1950: April 11; June 8; December 5
  1951: January 9; July 12, 17
  1952: April 7; May 5
  1953: January 16
• Meany, George (Secretary-Treasurer, AFL)
  1949: March 9
  1950: January 6
• Meat, Canadian
  1952: May 8
• Meat, possible purchase from Argentina and Mexico
  1951: January 10
• Mecham, Stober, Moore, Mecham & Hills (law firm, Omaha, Nebraska)
  1952: April 9
• Mediterranean
  1950: July 24; August 25
  1951: October 2
• Mediterranean Command
  1952: December 22
• Mediterranean, communication in the
  1949: December 5
• Mediterranean countries, eastern
  1950: August 25
• Mediterranean Forces (Naval)
  1950: December 15
• Mediterranean Pact
  1949: February 17; April 12
• Medium Term Defense Plan (MTDP)
  1951: June 21
• Meeker, Leonard C. (State Department - Assistant Legal Adviser for United Nations Affairs)
  1951: October 9
• "Meet the Press"
  1952: October 8
• Mehta, G. L. (Ambassador of India)
  1953: January 13
• Mejla-Palacio, Dr. Jorge (Minister and Counselor, Embassy of Colombia)
  1951: February 5
• Melby, John F. (State Department, Office of Philippine and Southeast Asian Affairs)
  1950: December 27
  1951: July 10
• Melby Mission (to Indochina)
  1950: November 16
• Mello-Franco, de (Minister-Counselor, Embassy of Brazil)
  1949: May 20
  1952: June 5
• Menon, V. K. Krishna (Indian Representative to the United Nations)
  1952: October, undated draft memo, 29, 30, 31; November 8, 9, 12, 13 (notes)
• Menzies, Robert Gordon (Prime Minister of Australia)
  1949: April 20
  1950: July 10, 28, 31
  1951: January 9; February 6; May 31; June 14
  1952: May 19; June 6, 20; November 7
• Merchant, Livingston T. (State Department, Deputy to United States Special Representative to Europe)
  1949: June 27
  1950: February 9, 16, 17, 28; October 15 (Wake Island Conference); December 5
  1951: January 5, 9; June 28; September 14
  1952: March 24; December 15
• Merchant Marine Policy, United States (See United States Merchant Marine Policy)
• Merchant Ships Sales Act of 1946
  1952: April 10
• Merger-Pan-American-Overseas Airlines
  1950: July 13
• Merrill, Eugene (Chief of Transportation, Office of Military Government for Germany-United States-OMGUS)
  1950: August 25
• Mesta, Perle
  1949: March (note from President Truman)
  1952: (Minister to Luxembourg), August 11
• Metcalf, Lee E. (State Department, South Asia)
  1951: July 18
• Methodist opposition to Representative to the Vatican
  1950: April 4
• Metzger, Mr. (State Department, Far East re Japanese Peace Treaty
  1949: December 15
• Mexican Air negotiations
  1952: October 12; November 5
• Mexican Battle Flags, return of
  1950: January 9, 23; September 5
• Mexican claim of nine miles of territorial waters
  1952: March 20
• Mexican Farm Labor Bill
  1951: July 13
• Mexican labor, importance of
  1951: February 20; July 13
• Mexican oil (PEMEX)
  1949: April 20; June 30; August 10, 11, 12, 29; September 1
  1950: January 23
• Mexico
  1949: March 31; April 11, 19, 20; May 11; August 10, 11, 12, 29; October 17
  1950: January 9; February 3, 17; March 31; June 19; July 18, 27
  1951: January 10; February 10 (Acheson's notes on Taft speech), 20; March 22; April 1, 6, 27; July 13, 16 (Chapman visit); August 2; October 2
  1952: March 20; September 2; October 12, 22
• Mexico, Ambassadorial appointments for
  1950: July 27
• Mexico, apprehension of shrimps boats by
  1952: March 20
• Mexico, loan to
  1950: October 9
• Mexico, Minister of Marines (re apprehension of United States private shrimp boats)
  1952: March 20
• Mexico City, air routes from the United States to
  1952: October 12
• Mexico City, negotiations re Mexican farm workers
  1951: February 20
• Meyer, Joaquim E. (Minister-Counselor and Charge d'Affaires of Cuba)
  1949: July 11
  1950: June 19
• Meyers, Mr. H. (State Department)
  1951: August 17
• Middle East (Near East)
  1949: April 12, 19; September 1; October 17; November 18; December 24
  1950: January 9, 31; February 15; March 10, 28; April 13, 14; August 28; October 17, 20
  1951: January 5; February 20; March 19, 22; April 2, 5, 27; May 6; July 16, 17; August 20, 28; September 24, 26; October 10, 22, 24
  1952: January 5, 7 (British Embassy Dinner), 15 (Pearson letter); February 4; April 22; May 19; June 18; July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting), 24; October 21, 28; November 6; December 4
  1953: January 13
• Middle East, aid to
  1950: August 28; December 17, 20
• Middle East, American investment in
  1952: December 4
• Middle East, arms shipments to
  1953: January 5
• Middle East Command
  1951: September 24
  1952: May 19; November 6
• Middle East, defense of
  1952: October 28; November 6
  1953: January 13
• Middle East Defense Organization (MEDO)
  1952: July 14 (minutes of June 26 meeting); October 1, 21; December 8
  1953: January 7, 13
• Middle East, use of Australian troops in if needed
  1950: July 28
• Middle Eastern arms situation
  1950: March 28; April 13, 14
• Middle Eastern Missions, British Chiefs of
  1952: July 14 (minutes of June 26 meeting)
• Middle West (United States)
  1950: October 27; December 27
• Middletown, Sir George Humphrey (British Charge de'Affaires in Iran, 1951 and 1952, United Kingdom Delegates to London Ministerial talks)
  1952: July 14 (minutes of July 24 meeting)
• Mid-Term Defense Plan
  1950: July 20
• Mikesell, Raymond F. (President's Materials Policy Commission, Special Representative to Israel, 1952)
  1952: June 18
• Military Assistance Advisory Group (MAAG)
  1952: July 21
• Military Assistance Advisory Group (MAAG), Administrative Agreement
  1952: October 20
• Military Assistance Program (MAP)
  1949: Apri1 19; May 10, 11, 12; June 24, 27, 30; July 1, 5, 8, 11, 18, 25, 26, 29; August 2, 3, 15, 16, 18, 22, 24, 25; September 1, 12, 16, 21, 23; October 17; November 17, 18; December 14 (See also Military Defense Assistance Program - MDAP)
• Military Committee in London
  1950: December 13
• Military Defense Assistance Program (MDAP)
  1950: Jannury 13, 24; March 7, l0; May 18; June 5, 26; July 3, 14, 20, 24, 28, 31; August (Acheson's notes to "Jim"); October 10, 23, 27
  1951: January 4; April 5; July 10, 16; September 14
• Military Establishment
  1950: (See National Military Establishment)
  1951: August 10
• Military Production and Supply Board
  1950: August 30
• Military Representative Committee (MRC)
  1952: July 14 (minutes of June 26 and 28 meetings)
• Military talks between the United States and the United Kingdom
  1951: January 3
• Miller, Edward G., Jr. (Assistant Secretary of State for the American Republics)
  1949: July 8; August 18, 25; October 18, 20
  1950: January 6, 8, 9, 19; March 9, 31; April 24; May 1; June 1, 19; July 24; September 11; October 9, 19
  1951: February 5; March 20; April 3, 5; May 3; July 9; August 3, 8; December 20
  1952: March 20, 25; April 22; May 13; June 5, 19; July 18, 21; October 17 (Acheson's luncheon)
• Millikin, Senator Eugene D. (Colorado-Atomic Energy Committee)
  1949: July 18
  1950: April 28
  1952: January 30
• Mills, S.T.
  1949: April 19
• Mindszenty, Joseph Cardinal
  1949: February 3, 9
• Mines, Bureau of
  1949: August 31
• Mines, prohibition of production in German
  1952: March 13
• Minfo, Salvadore (Italian-American Covenant, Exchange Board)
  1952: March 25
• Ministerial talks in London, (June 1952 - summary minutes, June 27, 1952, British Foreign Office)
  1952: July 14
• Minneapolis, Minnesota, possible speech by Acheson in
  1952: March 3
• Mir Laik Ali (Adviser to the Palestine Minister of Defense)
  1952: July 18
• Missionaries of the Church of Christ, Brownsville, Texas
  1951: February 21
• Missouri, U.S.S. (Battleship)
  1950: October 12
  1951: September 11
• Missouri as the home state of President Truman
  1951: May 3
• Mitchell, Clarence (Director, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People-NAACP)
  1951: April 13, 16
• Mixed Armistice Commission (Israel and Irab States)
  1952: March 6
• Mobilization (Re-Mobilization)
  1950: April 26; December 2 (notes)
• Mobilization Advisory Group (MAG)
  1951: October 8
• Moch, Jules (French Minister of Defense)
  1949: October 17
  1950: July 17; August 23; September 20 (McCloy letter); October (notes), 10, 19, 27; November 3, 4, 20
  1951: August 2
• Moffat, Colonel (National Military Establishment - no first name given)
  1951: May 11
• Mohammed A1 (Ambassador of Pakistan)
  1952: July 18
• Molino, Ambassador (Ambassador of Panama - no first name given -not in "FRUS")
  1952: November 21
• Molisano, Edward (First Vice President, Delegation of Italian-American Labor Council)
  1952: March 25
• Molotov, Vyazkelev Mikhaelovich (Soviet Member of Foreign Affairs)
  1950: September 8 (Acheson's speech)
  1952: March 23
• Monetary, Gold, Distribution Commission, Brussels, Belgium
  1951: October 9
• Mongolia, Peoples Republic of
  1950: September 8 (Acheson's speech)
• Mongols in Central Asia
  1950: February 17
• Monnet, Jean (Chairman, Conference on the Schuman Plan)
  1952: April 10; May 6; December 14 (as President of the High Authority of the Coal and Steel Community), 15, 19, 22, 24, 31
• Monroe Doctrine (Atlantic Pact parallel to)
  1949: March 30
• Monroney, Senator A.S. Mike (Oklahoma)
  1952: August 13
• Montagh-Pollock, Mr. (United Kingdom Delegate, London Ministerial talks, June 24, 1952 - no first name given)
  1952: July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting)
• Montana, Vanni B. (Public Relations Department, Italian-American Labor Council)
  1952: March 25
• Montgomery, Field Marshall Barnard (Lord Montgomery of Alamein), (Chairman, Western European Commander-in-Chief Committee)
  1950: April 11; May 18
  1952: November 12
• Monteiror, General Goes (Chief, General Staff, Brazilian Armed Forces)
  1951: August 3; October 15
• Montini, Monsignor (the Vatican)
  1951: January 15
• Moodie, C.T. (Counselor, Embassy of Australia)
  1950: June 29
  1951: May 31
• Mookejee, Sir Biren (Hindu leader who spoke against Moslems in India)
  1950: July 5
• Moose, C. Robert (State Department)
  1951: April 27; October 23
• Moose, James J., Jr.
  1949: March 27, 30
• Mora, Dr. Jose A. (Ambassador of Uruguay)
  1950: August 29
  1951: March 16
• Moral Rearmament Conference (Mackinac Island)
  1952: June 17
• Morales, Juan Felix (Ambassador of Paraguay)
  1949: July 8
• More, Boland (United States Counsul at Benghazi)
  1950: November 20
• Moreland, Allen B. (State Department)
  1950: June 8
• Morgan, George A., (Psychological Strategy Board staff)
  1952: March 17; April 24
• Morgenstierne, William Munthe de (Ambassador of Norway)
  1949: January 24; February 11; May 28; July 29; September 16
  1950: June 30
  1951: January 27; May 28; July 19
• Morgenthau, Henry, Jr. (formerly Secretary of the Treasury)
  1950: January 9; February 15, 17
• Morocco
  1951: October 9, 24
  1952: April 3; May 6; June 3; July 14 (minutes of meeting with French, June 28); September 4; October 3, 25, 27, 28, 29; November 15 (meeting with President-elect Eisenhower and President Truman)
• Morocco, bases in
  1952: February 4
• Morocco and the United Nations
  1952: October 3, 27
• Morrison, Mr. (Chief editorial writer for the "Minneapolis Star" and "Tribune" - no first name given)
  1951: May 22
• Morrison, Herbert S. (British Diplomatic official)
  1951: April 2, 13, 27, 30; May 14; July 7, 12; August 6, 20 (re Egypt), 28; September 10, 11, 26
  1952: January 5, 24; December 14
• Morrison-Knudsen Company (re Pakistan and Afghanistan)
  1950: April 5
• Morrow, Wright
  1949: March 31; April 11; August 9, 11, 15
• Morse, David (International Labor Organization-ILO)
  1949: May 16
• Morse, Turni (mentioned by Ambassador Lewis Douglas as a possibility for position as American Representative on the international Work Group for Ocean Shipping, NATO)
  1950: May 18
• Morse, Senator Wayne (Oregon)
  1950: February 3
  1951: January 18; June 7 (China Lobby); August 30
  1952: May 13
• Moscaso, Dr. Alfredo (Charge d'Affaires and Minister Plenipotentiary, Embassy of Ecuador)
  1950: June 19
  1951: January 2; February 13; March 22
• Moscow Economic Conference
  1952: June 12
• Moscow Note
  1952: November 11
• Mosely, Harold W. (State Department - Northeast Asian Affairs)
  1950: June 12
• Moslems and Hindus in India and Pakistan
  1949: October 12
• Mossodegh, Mohammed (Prime Minister of Iran)
  1951: June 28; July 5, 7, 9, 11, 12; August 2; October 10, 22 (luncheon), 23, 24
  1952: January 5, 7 (British Embassy Dinner); July 31; August 11, undated aide memoires; October 3, 16, 28, 31; December 4
  1953: January 14
• Mota, Unjuro (Socialist member, Japanese diet)
  1951: October 15
• Motion pictures, quota restrictions on
  1949: March 30; April 12, 15
• Mouvement Republican Populaire (MRP-French political party)
  1951: June 28
  1952: December 31
• Muccio, John J.
  1950: January 26, 27; July 10; October 15 (Wake Island Conference), (Ambassador to Korea)
  1952: March 18; May 2, 19 (appointed to United Nations Trusteeship Council); June 5, 6 (with Syngman Rhee); October 3, 17, 30 (Acheson's reception)
• Mudaliar, Sir Ramaswani (Ambassador of Indonesia)
  1949: March 29
• Mufti, the Grand (Arab League)
  1950: April 5
• Muir, R.D. (State Department, Act g Chief of Protocol)
  1950: November 9
  1951: January 21; July 2
  1952: April 7; June 5
• Mukarto, Mr. (no first name given - not listed in "FRUS"), (Indonesian Minister of Foreign Affairs)
  1952: October 31; November 7
• Mukden (Korea)
  1950: October 15 (Wake Island Conference)
• Munitions Board
  1950: July 13, 14; August 28; September 7; November 9
  1951: August 2
• Muniz, Joa Carlos (Brazilian leader)
  1952: October 17, (Acheson's luncheon guest); November 9, 26 (Ambassador to the United Nations from Brazil, 1953-1956)
• Muniz's draft resolution on Tunisia
  1952: November 9
• Munos, Dr. Rodolfo (Argentinian diplomat)
  1952: October 17 (guest at Acheson's luncheon)
• Munro, Leslie K. (Ambassador of New Zealand)
  1952: April 15; June 19, 20; November 11
• Murphy, Charles S. (White House)
  1949: April 17; August 2
  1950: March 6, 9; April 4; July 6; November 27
  1951: February 5; June 7 (China Lobby), July 10 (China Lobby); August 6, 7; September 24; October 17
  1952: February 7; March 3; April 4, 7, 14; May 5, 22; November 3; December 11
• Murphy, Congressman James J. (New York)
  1950: January 31 (re Spain)
• Murphy, Robert D. (Ambassador to Belgium)
  1949: May 4, 19; June 15; July 7; August 11, 15, 24; September 15
  1950: February 9
  1951: January 15; April 8; December 20 (considered as Ambassador to Japan)
  1952: February 11; April 10 (appointed Ambassador to Japan); May 22; November 7 (as Ambassador to Japan); December 24 (considered as possible United States High Commissioner for Germany under President Eisenhower)
• Murray, Senator James E. (Montana)
  1951: January 15
• Murray, Philip (CIO)
  1950: February 15, 17
• Murville, Coure de
  1949: April 8
• Mutual Defense Assistance Act
  1949: December 14 (attachment), 17
• Mutual Defense Assistance Program (MDAP) See Military Defense Assistance Program
• Mutual Security Act
  1951: July 23
• Mutual Security Agency (MSA)
  1952: March 20; June 12; July 29; November 18 (attached)
• Mutual Security Assistance Agreement
  1952: October 28
• Mutual Security Agency Mission Chiefs
  1952: July 27
• Mutual Security Aid Bill (Mutual Security Funds)
  1952: March 19, 25, 28; April 3; May 13, 19; June 12, 18
• Mutual Security Program (MSP)
  1951: July 16, 17; August 6
• Mutual Security Program, appropriations for
  1951: August 6; October 8
• Myers, Former Senator Francis (Pennsylvania)
  1951: March 16
• Myshkov, Anatoli G. (Soviet interpreter)
  1952: June 6

• Nabrico, Maureco (Ambassador of Brazil)
  1950: June 19; October 9, 19
  1951: April 5; August 3; October 15
• Naguib, General Mohammed (Egyptian Prime Minister and Military Governor)
  1952: November 12; December 8 (Naguib Government), 31
  1953: January 7
• Nash, Frank (Defense Department)
  1951: August 6
  1952: January 24; March 19; May 6; June 12; July 14 (minutes of June 26 meeting), 28; October 7; November 6, 11, 15
• Nash, Walter (Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister of New Zealand)
  1949: July 28
• National Advisory Council on International Monetary and Financial Problems (NAC)
  1949: April 13
  1952: November 18 (attached memo)
• National Agricultural Mobilization Advisory Board
  1952: April 11, 16
• National Assembly, French (speech in by Robert Schuman)
  1950: October 1; November 21
• National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
  1950: July 6
• National Conference of Christians and Jews
  1949: March 7, 22, 28
• National Conference of Negro Women
  1950: November 20 (Acheson's speech)
• National Development Bank (Brazil)
  1952: October 1
• National Farmers Union
  1949: March 28
  1950: October 27
• National Guardsman
  1950: July 27
• National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC)
  1951: October 24
  1952: December 4
• National Intelligence Estimates (NIE-CIA)
  1951: January 6
• National Military Establishment (NME)
  1949: July 8, 11, 14, 15, 21, 25; August 25; September 10; October 20; December 8, 22
  1950: February 4; April 28; June 28; July 7; August 10; December 2, 27
  1951: January 27; March 13; July 11
• National Press Club
  1951: October 2
• National Production Act (and the Iranian oil controversy)
  1952: December 4
• National Production Authority
  1950: December 2 (note for the Secretary)
• National Psychological Strategy Board, operation of
  1951: February 15 (See also Psychological Strategy Board (PSB)
• National Science Foundation, legislation re
  1950: March 20; October 30
• National Security Council (NSC)
  1949: January 24, 26, 27; February 4, 7, 10, 11; March 3; April 19; July 7, 21; October 20; December 16, 20, 22
  1950: January 5, 19; February 2; March 3; April 13, 14, 18, 24, 28; May 1; June 28; July 13, 27, 31; August 3, 10, 28; September 1, 7; October 30; December 14, 28
  1951: January 4, 18, 27; February 1, 21; July 11, 18; August 22
  1952: January 14; February 5; March 6, 17
• National Security Council Action on the Korean War
  1950: September 7; December 14
• National Security Council Action number 347
  1950: October 30
• National Security Council Agenda
  1951: February 2 (re ODMR-Charles E. Wilson, Office of Defense Mobilization)
  1952: March 3
• National Security Council Dictation
  1951: June 27
• National Security Council Executive Secretary ("Director")
  1951: June 13
• National Security Council Meetings
  1950: July 27, 28; August 3, 10; September 1, 7; October 9; November 2, 9, 28; December 16 (Port Security)
  1951: January 4, 11; February 1; May 17; June 13; July 11; August 1, 2, 22, 29; October 10, 17
  1952: January 16; February 6; March 5; September 3
• National Security Council, Minutes of
  1951: August 29
• National Security Council, Organization of
  1951: February 5
• National Security Council Papers - in general
  1951: January 27; June 13 (re Kem Amendment)
• National Security Council, Paper 26/2
  1951: August 22
• National Security Council, Paper 29
  1950: November 9 (re Korean War)
• National Security Council, Paper 31
  1952: January 14
• National Security Council, Paper 48/2
  1952: July 24
• National Security Council, Paper 67/2
  1951: June 4
• National Security Council, Paper 68
  1950: April 28; July (undated notes), 27; October 10 (68/1); November 27, 28
  1951: January 4, 27
• National Security Council, Paper 72/2
  1951: February 1
• National Security Council, Paper 77/1
  1951: January 4
• National Security Council, Paper 78
  1950: August 10
• National Security Council, Paper 78/1
  1951: February 1
• National Security Council, Paper 78/3 (Port Security)
  1952: February 6
• National Security Council, Paper 84/1 (Progress Report on Security of Strategically Important Industrial Operations in Foreign Countries)
  1950: November 9
• National Security Council, Paper 92 (re China Policy)
  1950: December 14
• National Security Council, Paper 96
  1951: January 4
• National Security Council, Paper 104 and accompanying documents
  1951: February 23
• National Security Council, Paper 114
  1951: August 1
• National Security Council, Paper 118/1 (change in text of)
  1951: December 19
• National Security Council, Paper 120/1, 121 and Progress Report for National Security Council 104/2
  1952; January 16
• National Security Council, Paper 124
  1952: March 28
• National Security Council, Paper 135/1
  1952: September 3, 4
• National Security Council, Progress Report of Security of Strategically Important Industrial Areas in Foreign Countries
  1952: February 6
• National Security Council and PSB (Psychological Strategy Board)
  1952: March 17
• National Security Council, Proposed Reorganization of
  1951: February 5
• National Security Council, Staff
  1950: July 27 (designatio n of Philip Jessup)
  1951: January 27; February 5; May 17; June 13, 27; August 1
  1952: February 6; March 5
• National Security Council as a "War Council," concept of
  1951: February 5
• National Security Resources Board (NSRB)
  1949: February 3; March 31
  1950: May 5; August 25; October 20; November 9
• National War College
  1949: December 21
• Nationalist movements in Third World countries
  1951: January 9
• Naval Aide to the President (Admiral Robert Dennison)
  1950: June 1
• Naval Fleet, movement of United States from California to Pearl Harbor
  1950: June 25
• Navy, British
  1950: December 15
• Navy, Department of the
  1949: September 16
  1952: July 28
• Navy League (Chicago)
  1952: July 25
• Navy, United States
  1950: June 26, 27; December 15
  1951: February 15 (role in psychological warfare)
  1952: June 17; July 23
• Nazimuddim, Kwaja (Prime Minister of Pakistan)
  1952: July 18
• Nazism
  1951: May 1 (Kennan lecture on World War II)
• Near East (See Middle East)
• NEA (Near East and Africa Division, Department of State)
  1951: February 15
  1952: October 1, 20, 21, 28; November 14, 15
• NEA (Assistant Secretary of State for Hear Eastern, South Asian and African Affairs)
  1951: October 8
• NEA, Foreign Ministers of, Acheson's conversations with during 7th General Assembly of the United Nations
  1952: October 20, 21, 28; November 14, 15; December 2
• Negroes (Blacks)
  1952: August 11 (Perle Mesta's report)
• Negro leaders, (meeting with Acheson on April 13, 1951)
  1951: April 16
• Negus (re Italian-Libyan dispute)
  1950: December 8
• Nehru, B.K. (Joint Secretary of Ministry of Finance of India and Financial Counselor, Embassy of India)
  1949: June 24
  1950: December 11
• Nehru, Paudet Jawaharlal (Prime Minister of India)
  1949: June 29; August 11, 18, 25, 28; September 16; October 12, 13; November 7
  1950: February 4, 9; March 8, 24; April 18, 24; June 15; July 5, 10, 16, 17; August 21, 26
  1951: January 27; February 6; July 30; August 17; September 4; December 21
  1952: June 9
• Nehru, Paudet Jawaharlal (Prime Minister of India) peace efforts of in Korea
  1950: July 28, 31; October 15 (Wake Island Conference)
• Nepal
  1950:, November 17
• Neri, Fel no (Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs of the Philippines)
  1951: July 10
• Ness, Norman (mentioned as Assistant on the Public Committee for the Dollar Gap program)
  1950: March 9
• Netherlands, The
  1949: March 2, 29, 31; April 1, 11; May 4; June 30; July 8, 14; August 1, 11, 12; September 16, 21; October 12, 18, 20; November 7; December 6, 14 (attachment), 23
  1950: January 21; February 17; March 1, 21; May 18; June 9; September 9; November 3
  1951: January 5, 9; July 9; September 3, 26; October 9
  1952: January 7, 10, 21; March 10, 24, 25; April 3, 10; May 22 (message from Government of); June 9; July 24; August 11 (Perle Mesta's report); October 15, 20, 30 (Acheson's reception), 31; December 18
• Netherlands, The - Foreign office of
  1950: June 9
• Netherlands Antilles
  1952: April 3
• Netherlands carillon
  1951: December 31
• Netherlands Financial Counselor in Indonesian
  1952: April 10
• Netherlands-Indonesian relations in New Guinea
  1952: October 31
• Netherlands-Indonesian-Union
  1950: March 21
  1952: January 21
• Netherlands Order in Council to prohibit Dutch ships from visiting Chinese ports with exception of Hong Kong and Macao
  1952: October 31
• "Neutral" position of southern NATO countries
  1951: January 5
• Neves da Fontoura, Jao (Brazilian Minister of Foreign Affairs)
  1951: April 1, 5; August 3
  1952: November 9
• New Deal
  1951: October 23
• New Delhi
  1951: July 16
  1952: April 3
• New Foundland, military bases in
  1949: September 1
• New Foundland and Labrador, section of United States Air Force communications facilities in
  1952: April 15
• New Guinea
  1952: May 19; June 6; October 31; November 6
• New Guinea, Netherlands
  1949: October 18
• New Guinea, western
  1951: September 3
• Newman, Mr.
  1952: March 18
• "Newsweek" magazine
  1950: April 13 (British agenda published in)
  1952: December 15
• "Newsweek" - article in "clash of personalities" between Anthony Eden and Acheson (denied by Acheson)
  1952: April 11, 18
• "New York Herald-Tribune"
  1952: January 28
• New York Power Authority (NYPA)
  1952: April 4, 7
• "New York Times"
  1950: December 29 (report on United States-United Kingdom military talks)
  1952: February 12 (re Japanese Peace Treaty)
• New Zealand
  1949: July 28
  1950: January 5; February 4, 15; March 10; June 5; July 3, 19, 24; October 23
  1951: January 9; February 1, 6; April 2, 26; May 3; July 11
  1952: January 5; March 19 (article by John Foster Dulles in "Christian Century"); April 15; June 6, 19, 20; July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting), 24, 28; August 4; October 7, 30 (Acheson's reception); November 7, 8, 18 (White House meeting with Eisenhower)
• Nicaragua
  1949: March 10
  1950: June 19
  1951: March 30; April 1
• Nicaro Nickel Company
  1952: April 10
• Nicholls, Sir John Walter (Assistant Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, British Ambassador to Israel, 1954-1957, United Kingdom delegate to London Ministerial talks, June 24, 1952)
  1952: July 14 (minutes of the June 24 meeting)
• Nieto, Felix (Ambassador of Chile)
  1951: February 9
• Niles, David K. (White House)
  1950: June 12
• Nimitz, Admiral Chester
  1949: May 28; June 29; September 15
  1951: February 12, 13, 14
  1952: March 3
• Nishumura, Kumoo (Japanese Embassy)
  1951: September 3
• Nitze, Paul
  1949: February 14, 25; April 13, 29; May 3, 23
  1950: January 19; March 7; April 4; June 8; July 12, 14, 20; August 28, 30; October (notes), 19; November 9, 28; December 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9
  1951: January 18; February 13; March 22; April 27; June 13; October 17, 24
  1952: July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting); September 4; October 16, 28; November 5, 25; December 4 (meeting with United States oil company representatives)
• Nobel Peace Prize
  1952: January 15
• Noble, G. Bernard (State Department, Office of Public Affairs and Chief of Division of Historical Policy Research)
  1951: July 17
• Nobleman, Eli J. (Senate staff)1
  1950: June 8
• Noel-Baker, Mr.* (*first name not given) (British Labor Party leader referred to by Anthony Eden at London Ministerial talks June 24, 1952)
  1952: July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting)
• Nolting, Frederick E. (State Department, Western European Affairs)
  1949: March 31; September 16; October 18
  1950: February 17
  1952: February 4
• NSGT (Non-Self-Governing Territories)
  1952: November 7
• Norman, Montague C. (mentioned as possible member of Public Committee on Dollar Gap)
  1950: March 9
• Norstadt, General Lauris (United States Air Force)
  1951: June 27
• North Africa, European territories in
  1950: August 25; December 4
• North Africa, French
  1951: August 2; October 9, 24
  1952: March 25; April 15; May 6, 15; July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting); October 27, 30, 31; November 11, 22
• North Africa, shortage of scrap iron and high grade ore from
  1951: May 15
• North Africa, South African commitment to defense of
  1951: April 20
• North African liberation
  1952: October 21, 30
• North Asia and Western Pacific Areas
  1951: August 21
• North Atlantic areas, defense of
  1949: December 16
• North Atlantic Charter
  1952: February 4
• North Atlantic Command (Commander)
  1950: July 31; December 1
• North Atlantic Community
  1950: April 4
  1952: October 30
• North Atlantic Conference
  1950: July 12
• North Atlantic Council (NAC)
  1949: September 1; December 16
  1950: September 7; October 29; December 11
  1951: September 21; October 21, 23
  1952: January 18, 22 (Eisenhower letter); April 9; May 8; November 19 (White House meeting with Eisenhower); December 18
• North Atlantic Council-Ottawa, Canada meeting
  1952: April 8
• North Atlantic Council Resolution on Tunisia
  1952: December 15
• North Atlantic Defense Committee
  1950: December 11
• North Atlantic Finance and Economic Committee
  1949: July 5
• North Atlantic Naval Command
  1952: January 15 (Pearson letter)
• North Atlantic Ocean Regional Planning Group
  1949: September 16
• North Atlantic Pact (North Atlantic Treaty)
  1949: February 4, 5, 10, 14, 15, 17, 28; March 2, 3, 4, 9, 11, 14, 15, 17, 21, 28, 29, 30, 31; April 1, 4, 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 26, 29; May 2, 9, 10; June 27, 28; July 1, 5, 8, 11, 12, 13, 26; August 12; September 14, 16, 26; November 18; December 5
• North Atlantic Permanent Commission
  1949: July 5
• North Atlantic Powers
  1950: July 31
• North Atlantic Treaty (NAT)
  1950: August 25; September 9; December 3 (White House notes), 14
  1951: January 5; April 27; May 21, 26
  1952: February 4; April 12; June 16 (Dulles article); July 24, 28; December 14, 18
• North Atlantic Treaty Council
  1950: March 13, 27
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
  1950: March 1, 7, 9, 13, 31; April 4; May 18; June 5; July 19, 20, 21; August 10, 23, 26, 28, 30; October (notes); November 4, 28; December 5, 6, 7, 8, 14, 15
  1951: January 3, 15; March 13, 23; April 3, 9, 30; May 7, 18, 28; June 5, 14, 20, 21; July 5, 16, 31
  1952: January 4, 5, 8, 10, 18, 21, 22, 28; March 10; April 8, 10; May 19; June 6; July 14 (minutes of June 24 and 26 meeting), 28; October 15, 20; November 12, 15 (meeting between Truman and Eisenhower), 22; December 18, 24, 31 (See also North Atlantic Pact)
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, admission of Greece and Turkey
  1951: May 18; June 22
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, admission of Spain
  1951: July 17
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, agreement on German rearmament
  1950: December 6
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, aircraft for, purchased by the United States in the United Kingdom
  1952: March 11
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, annual review
  1952: July 30
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, appointment of head of
  1952: April 10
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, arms build up
  1952: July 21
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, attack
  1951: June 20
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Australia's interest in planning
  1952: May 19; July 24
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Belgium's commitment to
  1951: April 9
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Brussels meeting
  1950: December 16, 26
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization Budget
  1950: June 5; August (notes to "Jim")
  1951: June 21
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization Charter, Article 3
  1952: February 4
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization Command (General Matthew B. Ridgway)
  1952: October 20
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization commitments and arms procurement in France
  1952: July 21
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization Conference
  1952: March 27
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, contributions to
  1951: June 14
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council (meetings of)
  1951: July 31
  1952: November 18 (attached memo)
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization countries
  1951: September 3; October 1; December 20
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization Defense Committee
  1950: December 16
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization defense efforts, German contributions to
  1951: August 2
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization Defense Production Board
  1951: March 13
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization Deputies
  1950: June 9
  1951: March 23
  1952: March 13
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, discussions with Churchill
  1952: Jauuary 15 (Pearson's letter)
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization documents
  1950: December 16
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization-European Defense Community, Joint Meeting of Ministers of
  1952: May 8
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, European Command Theater (North, Central, South)
  1950: December 29
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization Finance and Economic Board
  1951: March 13
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, German membership (participation in)
  1951:, July 5
  1952: November 12
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Greek and Turkish membership in
  1950: September 25
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Headquarters, location of
  1952: January 22, 28
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Integrated Military Force of
  1950: December 29
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, International Working Groups Report on the Establishment of a Planning Board for Ocean Shipping under
  1950: May 18
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Irish non-participation in
  1951: March 23
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Italian troops in
  1951: January 15; May 18
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Joint Committee under
  1951: October 1
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization members
  1952: August 2; September 2
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization meetings
  1950: July 20
  1951: July 16; August 3
  1952: January 4, (possible postponement of), 10, 22; February 2; March 6, 10, 25; November 11, 12, 14
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization-National Defense Committee
  1950: December 29
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization operations in the Eastern Atlantic
  1952: January 18
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization Paper on the Integrated European Forces and the Supreme Command
  1950: December 16
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization Paris meeting (European Defense Community)
  1952: January 5; November 6
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, procedures of
  1950: July 31
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, pursuit of wings between NATO and Far Eastern Command
  1951: June 27
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Report by Lieutenent General Alfred Gruenther
  1950: December 16
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Secretary-General of
  1952: February 27, 29; March 4, 10
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization staff
  1950: August 10
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization Standing Group (Combined Chiefs of Staff)
  1950: August 30
  1952: May 19
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, statement on Korean War
  1951: June 5
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Supreme Commander of
  1952: October 15
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Supreme Headquarters
  1951: March 13
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization weapons contracts, suggestion by Anthony Eden that the United States assume some United Kingdom contracts for
  1952: March 10
• North Atlantic Union
  1950: August 14
• North Carolina (Ashville), letter from Thomas J. Harkins, friend of President Truman re Masons in France
  1951: August 2
• North Sea (Naval) Forces
  1950: December 15
• Northern and Southern European Treaty countries, differences between
  1951: January 5
• Norton, Garr on
  1949: February 10
• Norton, Mary T. (Congresswoman from New Jersey)
  1950: June 8
• Norway
  1949: March 11; September 16
  1950: April 26; May 18; June 9, 30
  1951: January 5, 24; May 10; July 19; September 7
  1952: March 10; June 9 (and India); July 28; August 2, 11; October 1, 30 (Acheson's reception); November 13 (notes), 14; December 15
• Norway, visit of Foreign Ministers of
  1949: February 11, 15, 28
• Norwegian case
  1952: January 29
• Norwegian Prime Minister, luncheon for
  1951: May 10
• Norwegian public opinion
  1951: January 24
• Norwegians (See Norway)
• Notiowidigo, Murkarto (Indonesian leader)
  1952: October 30 (Acheson's reception)
• Noyes, Charles P. (United States Delegate to United Nations in re Eritrea)
  1950: November 1
• Noyes, David
  1952: September 3, 4
• Nufer, Albert F. (United States Ambassador to Nicaragua and Argentina)
  1951: March 30
  1952: February 4; April 7, 17
• Numan, Sean (Irish Minister)
  1949: February 3
• Nuveen, John, Jr. (ECA Mission in Brussels)
  1949: May 16; September 16
• Nykoop, John Albert (Minister of Finland)
  1951: June 5
• Nyrop, Donald W. (Chairman, Civil Aeronautics Board)
  1952: October 12

• Oakley, R. Kenneth
  1949: March 15
  1950: January 3
• Oatis, (William N.) Case
  1951: July 24; August 23, 29
  1952: April 30; May 1; June 19
• Oatis, William N. (telephone call to St. Paul, Minnesota)
  1952: April 30; June 19
• Ocampo, General Gervan (Colombian Minister of Defense)
  1949: April 19
• Ocampos, Dr. Bernardo (Foreign Minister of Paraguay)
  1951: March 20; April 1; October 17 (guest at Acheson's luncheon), 22
• O'Connor, Senator Herbert (Maryland)
  1950: October 27
• Odria, (President of Peru)
  1951: March 27
• Office of Defense Mobilization (ODM)
  1951: February 21
• Office of European Economic Cooperation (OEEC)
  1949: September 26; December 5
  1950: January 18, 23, 24; February 9; June 5, 9: August 14, 25
  1951: March 13: October 1
• Office of International Trade Policy
  1949: August 11
• Office of the Naval Surgeon
  1950: January 5
• Office of Special Representative in Europe (OSR)
  1949: July 21
  1950: March 13, 20
• Office of Strategic Services (OSS)
  1951: October 15 (Bruce letter of September 30, 1951)
• Offroy, M. (French Delegate, London Ministerial talks, June 27, 1952 - first name not given)
  1952: July 14 (minutes of June 27 meeting)
• Off shore procurement
  1951: October 1 (re Italy)
• O'Gara, John E. (State Department, Europe)
  1950: February 15; March 2; June 8; September 6; October 11; November 21
• O'Hara, Joseph P. (Congressman, Minnesota)
  1950: June 8
• Ohly, John H. (State Department, Office of Internal Security Affairs)
  1950: June 8; July 20, 28; November 16
  1951: October 17
• Ohmura, Selichi (Liberal Party leader in Japanese Diet)
  1951: October 15
• Oil (Petroleum)
  1949: September 15; November 18; December 24
  1950: July 13, 14, 16, 27
• Oil, Arab oil reserves
  1952: October 21
• Oil companies, United States experiences in Mexico and Iran with nationalization
  1951: April 27
• Oil companies, United States - meetings with Acheson
  1951: October 10
• Oil import question
  1949: August 31
  1951: February 20; March 23
• Oil, Iranian (Iranian oil controversy)
  1951: July 5, 11, 12; September 26; October 10, 24
  1952: January 7 (British Embassy Dinner); October 16; November 18 (meeting with Eisenhower), 25; December 4
• Oil, Iraqi
  1951: July 10
• Oil, nationalization of (Iran)
  1951: July 5, 7, 12
• Oil and NATO
  1952: March 27
• Oil and Saudi Arabia
  1951: October 10
• Oil shipments to China
  1950: July 13, 14, 16
• Oil, Venezuelan
  1952: March 6
• Okinawa
  1950: June 26
  1952: July 23
• Okinawa and the Philippines, bases in
  1950: February 4; April 24; June 25; August 26 (draft of Mac Arthur's VFW remarks)
• Oldenbrock, J.H. (Secretary-General, International Confederation of Trade Unions)
  1950: March 31
• Olmstead, General G.H., (Defense Department, Director, Office of the Military Assistant)
  1952: February 28
• 0'Mahoney, Senator Joseph C. (Wyoming)
  1949: March 24
  1952: June 6; December 8 (statute on wool)
• Omnibus Bill
  1951: June 28
• Openheimer, Fritz (Council of Foreign Ministers-Paris)
  1949: May 23
• "Operation Trigger" (registration of defense and base rights agreements with the United Nations)
  1952: February 4
• Ordoney, Sr. Dr. Vrgilio Diaz
  1950: October 19
• Oreaumurio, Dr. Don J. Rafael (Ambassador of Costa Rica)
  1950: November 9
• Organization of American States (OAS)
  1949: March 10; August 18
  1950: February 16
  1951: March 20, 31; April 1
  1952: March 6
• Organization of American States, Charter of
  1950: July 24
• Organization of American States, proposed speech to by President Truman
  1952: March 1
• Organization of American States, Secretary-General of
  1951: April 1
• Organization of European Economic Cooperation (OEEC)
  1949: July 12, 28
  1952: January 22; March 24; April 3, 10; June 9; October 30; December 14, 18
• Organization of European Economic Cooperation, Ministerial Council of
  1952: June 9
• Ortega, Luis Machadag (Cuban Ambasador)
  1949: July 11
• Orthodox Christianity
  1950: June 5
• Ortoma, Mr.* (Italian delegation in conversation with Prime Minister De Gaspari - *first name not given)
  1951: October 1
• Osegueda, Dr. Raul (Foreign Minister of Guatamala)
  1952: December 1
• O'Shaunessy, Elim (State Department, Western Europe)
  1950: August 23
• O'Sullivan, Eugene D. (Congressman, Nebraska)
  1950: June 8
• Otanez, Dr. Augelemo (Minister-Counselor, Embassy of Venezuela)
  1951: May 7
• Ottawa (Canada), Acheson's visit to
  1952: November 3
• Ottawa Conference (talks)
  1951: August 23; September 11, 21, 24, 25, October 1, 23
  1952: March 10
• Our Lady of Lourdes, visions similar to
  1952: April 9
• Outer Mongola
  1950: January 5
• Overseas Consultants, Inc. (group of private persons who advised Iran on economic development headed by Max W. Thornburg)
  1951: July 5
• Oxford University degree for Dean Acheson
  1952: February 28
• Oxnam, Methodist Bishop Bromley (opponent of representative to the Vatican)
  1950: August 28

• Pace-Acheson conversations, notes re
  1950: December 13
• Pace, Frank (Secretary of the Army)
  1949: February 10; May 2; July 14, 25; August 3; December 16
  1950: February 17; March 9; April 24; June 25, 26, 29; July 3; October 15 (Wake Island Conference); November 21, 28
  1951: January 6, 12; September 11
  1952: March 29; May 22; August 2
• Pace, Stephen (Congressman, Georgia)
  1950: June 8
• Pacific (Pacific Area)
  1951: March 13; April 9; May 31
  1952: January 5; March 24; May 19; June 19; July 15, 23
• Pacific Council (Pacific Security Council)
  1952: May 19, 20; June 6, 19, 20; July 15 (meeting in Hawaii on August 4)
• Pacific Council-relationship to NATO
  1952: June 20
• Pacific Council-Honolulu meeting
  1952: July 21
• Pacific Council, United Kingdom as an observer
  1952: June 6, 20; July 14 (minutes of meeting June 28)
• Pacific Defense
  1952: August 4 (See also Anzus Pact)
• Pacific Defense Organization
  1952: October 15
• Pacific Northwest (part of the United States), Dean Rusk's speech in
  1952: March 14; October 8
• Pacific Pact
  1949: July 11
  1950: March 2, 10; June 5; October 11, 15 (Wake Island Conference)
  1951: January 9; April 2; May 3
  1952: July 24; November 11; December 4
• Pacific (United States position in)
  1950: July 12
• Paden, Charles (missionary of Church of Christ, Brownsville, Texas)
  1951: February 21
• Padillo Nervo, Luis (Mexican Permanent Ambassador to the United States)
  1952: September 2; October 17 (guest at Acheson's luncheon); November 26
• Pakistan
  1949: January 31; June 29; July 8; August 25, 30; September 13, 15; October 12, 13, 14; November 17, 21; December 20
  1950: January 6, 9; February 4, 9, 17; March 2, 28, 31; April 4, 27; June 15; July 5, 13; November 17; December ll, 29
  1951: February 12, 13, 14; April 23, 26; July 16, 19, 30; August 17; September 3, 4, 14; October 22
  1952: January 17; March 6; April 3; June 12; July 18; October 30 (including Acheson's reception)
  1953: January 13
• Pakistan-assistance requested for
  1951: October 22
• Pakistan candidacy for Security Council and Appointment of United Nations Representative for Kashmir
  1951: April 26; September 14
• Pakistan, cooperation of with West and other Middle Eastern countries on a regional rather than Islamic basis
  1952: October 1
• Pakistan, exchange rate of
  1950: December 8
• Pakistan-Kashmir dispute
  1952: October 1, 30
• Pakistan and MEDO (Middle East Defense Organization)
  1952: October 1
  1953: January 13
• Pakistan, request for special assistance in arms procurement
  1952: July 18
• Pakistan, wheat shortage in
  1952: June 12
• Palacios, Londano (Colombian delegation to United Nations General Assembly)
  1952: November 26
• Palais de Chaillot (Paris)
  1952: December 15
• Palar, Ambassador* (Indonesian delegate to the United Nations General Assembly *no first name given - not in FRUS)
  1952: October 30, 31
  1953: January 15
• Palestine
  1949: September 21; December 7
  1950: February 15; March 28; May 4; November 24
• Palestine Arab Mediation Commission
  1949: January 22; February 5; March 10, 22
• Palestine Concilliation Commission (United Nations)
  1949: April 5, May-June (Ethridge's call); July 7, 11 (list of names of Commission), 14, 18; August 18; November 21; December 6, 12, 24
  1950: January 9
• Palestine Economic Mission
  1949: August 15, 25
• Palestine-Israel blamed for troubles in by Ali-Jamali of Iraq
  1952: October 21
• Palestine question, solution to by the United Nations
  1952: October 21
• Palestine refugees
  1949: May 2, 12; August 1
  1950: February 20; March 6
  1951: January 9
• Palmer, Dwight
  1949: February 17 1952: July 14 (minutes of meeting of June 24 London Ministerial talks)
• Panama
  1950: February 17, 24; November 27
  1951: April 1
  1952: July 18; October 22
• Pan American Airway (PAN AM)
  1950: March 21; July 13
  1952: April 8
• Pan American Union
  1950: June 30
  1951: March 27; April 6
• Pandit, Madame Vejagolakshmi (Indian Ambassador)
  1949: June 29; August 11, 30; October 13; December 6
  1950: January 9; March 24; June 5; July 17, 19; December 10, 11, 16, 29
  1951: January 27; December 21
  1952: October 1, 29, 30 (Acheson's reception), 31
• Pandit, Madam - goodwill mission to the Peoples Republic of China
  1952: October 1; November 8
• Panmunjom (Korea) - cite of truce talks
  1952: May 22; October (undated draft memo), 20
• Panyushkin, Alexander S. (Soviet Ambassador)
  1949: March 9, 16, 21, 24; April 14; May 15, 16; November 7
  1950: February 1; March 10
  1952: February 11; June 6
• Panza, Mr.* (official of Italian Embassy - *no first name given)
  1951: October 1
• Paraguay
  1949: February 17; July 9
  1951: March 20; April 1
  1952: October 22
• Paris (France)
  1952: June 6 (meeting at)
• Paris Communique
  1952: January 7
• Paris Conference (re European Army)
  1951: August 2; September 21
• Paris as location of NATO
  1952: January 28
• Parker, Joseph 0. (House of Representatives staff)
  1950: June 8
• Parkman, Henry
  1949: July 18, 21
• Parodi, Alexandre (Secretary-General of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
  1952: June 12
• Patel, Sadar (Vice Prime Minister of India)
  1950: January 9 (speech in New York Times); December 16 (re death of)
  1951: January 9 (late Vice Prime Minister of India)
• "Pattern of Responsibility" book by MacGeorge Bundy
  1952: February 2, 18, 26, 27; March 19, 20
• Patterson, Richard C., Jr.
  1951: March 16
• Patterson, Robert P.
  1949: February 21; March 2
  1952: October 9
• Patton, General George (buried at American military cemetery in Hamm, Luxembourg)
  1952: April 8
• Patton, James G. (Nationa1 Farmers Union)
  1949: March 28
  1952: April 10, 16
• Pauley, Edwin - Report on Korean War
  1950: July (undated handwritten notes), 27
• Pawley, William
  1951: February 15
• Paz, Dr. Hipolito Jesus (Foreign Minister of Argentina)
  1951: March 24; April 1; August 24 (Ambassador)
• Peace Observation Commission
  1950: October 19, 20
• Pearl Harbor
  1949: February 24
  1950: June 25
  1951: April 6
  1952: March 19 (article by John Foster Dulles in "Christian Century"); July 23
• Pearson, Drew
  1949: March 21
  1950: November 21 (announcement of Chester Bowles as Ambassador to the Philippines)
• Pearson, Lester B. "Mike" (Canadian Foreign Minister)
  1949: September 10
  1950: July 29; September 7; October 9, 15 (Wake Island Conference); November 3
  1951: May 14; August 20 (Japanese Peace Treaty)
  1952: January 23; February 27, 29; March 3, 10; April 4, 14, 15, 21; May 8; October (undated memo); November 3, 8, 9, 13 (notes), 14
• Pedrosa, Pio (Philippine Secretary of Finances)
  1949: August 9
• Peking (China)
  1952: January 7 (British Embassy Dinner)
• Peking-Moscow solitarity
  1950: August 21
• Pelham, Mr.* (United Kingdom delegate, London Ministerial talks)
  1952: July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting) (*no first name given)
• Pella, Ex-Minister of Rumania (Human Rights Commission)
  1952: January 29
• Pella, Guiseppe (Italian Minister of the Budget and Treasury - Minister of the Budget after July 1,1951)
  1951: October 1
• Pellecer, Carlos Manuel (political leader in Guatamala)
  1952: December 1
• Pemex Oil (See Mexican oil)
• Penahkerra, Don Luis Antonio (Ambassador of Ecuador and President of Ecuador, 1952)
  1951: January 2; February 13; March 22
  1952: March 6
• Pennsylvania, University of (Churchill's speech at)
  1951: August 2
• Pentagon, The
  1949: April 13
  1950: July 20; August 23; October 10; November 6; December 4
  1951: January 4; February 5; July 16
  1952: January 24 (meeting at); March 11; June 6, 12, 20; July 24; August 4; December 24
• Pepper, Senator Claude (Florida, Senate Foreign Relations Committee)
  1949: January 22
  1950: March 29, 31
• Perlira, Pedro Theotonio (Portugese Ambassador)
  1949: April 1; July 12; September 16
• Perkins, George W. (Assistant Secretary of State)
  1949: August 24; December 1, 5, 14, 17
  1950: January 6, 19, 20, 24, 27; February 6; March 7, 9, 13; June 9; July 13, 16, 17, 27, 28, 29, 31; August 3, 28, 30; September 7; October (notes), 10 (marginal notes), 25, 27; November 3; December 5, 16, 26, 27
  1951: January 3; March 23; April 9; May 14; June 5, 14, 18, 22, 26; September 11, 14; October 1, 2; December 19, 21
  1952: January 7, 9, 10, 18, 24, 28; February 2, 12; March 13, 19, 24; April 3, 7, 10, 14; May 19; June 3, 19, 20; July 14 (minutes of June 24 meeting), 21, 30; November 12, 14, 19; December 15
• Perkins, Troy (State Department)
  1950: March 24; June 8; July 14, 18
• Perlman, Philip B. (Solicitor General of the United States)
  1952: January 29
• Permanent Court of Arbitration, vacancies on the
  1952: January 15
• Permanent Joint Board on Defense (Canada and the United States)
  1949: July 5; September 10
• Peron, Juan (Dictator of Argentina)
  1949: May 16
  1950: June 30
  1951: July 9
• Persia (See Iran)
• Persian Empire of Darius the Great, reference to
  1949: November 18
• Persian Gulf
  1950: July (undated handwritten notes)
• Personnel appointments (State Department)
  1952: January 17; February 11; March 6
• Peru
  1950: February 17; June 19; December 29 (request for cruiser)
  1951: March 27; April 1
  1952: May 15
• Peterson, Arvey F. (State Department, Office of British Commonwealth and Northern European Affairs)
  1952: March 26
• Petroleum (oil)
  1951: April 5
• Petroleum Administration for Defense
  1951: July 12
• Petsche, Maurice (French Minister of F ance and Economic Affairs)
  1949: September 16
  1950: October 19
  1951: June 28
• Peurifoy, John E. (Assistant Secretary of State)
  1949: January 22; April 19; July 12, 26; August 3, 23; October 17
  1950: April 9, 17; June 8, 19
  1951: July 20
  1952: June 16
• Phelps, Philps (Governor of Samoa)
  1952: June 5
• "Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Forum"
  1949: March 30
• Philippine Foreign Service
  1951: July 10
• Philippine membership in ECOSOC
  1950: June 23
• Philippine membership in United Na ons Trusteeship
  1950: June 23
• Philippine participation in Southeast Asian military conversations
  1952: October 7
• Philippine press
  1950: June 23
• Philippine War Damage Commission
  1949: July 14; August 25
• Philippines, The
  1949: April 19, 25; July 14, 18, 19, 20, 21, 25; August 9, 15, 18, 25; September 21; November 19; December 24
  1950: January 13; February 4, 16; March 2, 10, 29; April 20, 24; June 1, 5, 23, 25, 26, 27; August (notes to "Jim"), 10; September 11 (Bell Mission); October 15 (Wake Island Conference); November 16, 24, 27; December 4, 27
  1951: January 16; April 2; May 3; July 10; August 2, 10; September 3; October 8 (Ambassador to), 18, 22; December 17
  1952: January 5; February 5; March 19 (John Foster Dulles article in "Christian Century"); May 19; June 20; July 24; October 7, 17, 30 (Acheson's reception)
• Philippines, American Economic Mission to "Bell Mission"
  1950: June 1, 23
• Philippines, bilaterial treaty with
  1951: August 2
• Philippines, possible role in Indochina War
  1952: May 19
• Phillips Amendment
  1951: July 27
• Phillips, Joseph (State Department staff member of the Psychological Strategy Board)
  1952: March 17
• Pickett, Clarence (American Friends Service Committee)
  1951: April 20
• Pico, Rafael (Caribbean Commission)
  1949: May 4
• Pilgram speech
  1950: May 4
• Pinay, Antonio (French Minister of Finance)
  1952: May 6; October 15
• Pinay program for saving the Franc
  1952: May 6
• Pinchot, Mrs. Gifford
  1950: February 20
• Pinder, Frank (Liberian official who administered Point Four Program in Liberia)
  1952: October 20
• Piniero, Jesus T. (Caribbean Commission, Ambassador of E1 Salvador)
  1949: May 4
  1951: July 23
• Pinto, Mr.* (member of the Brazilian delegation to the United Nations General Assembly)
  October 31 (*no first name given)
• Player, William 0., Jr. (State Department)
  1950: June 8
• Plaza, Galo, (President of Ecuador)
  1950: November 20
  1951: January 2; February 13
  1952: March 6
• Pleven Plan, The
  1950: November 7
  1951: April 9
  1952: January 15 (Pearson letter)
• Pleven, Rene (French Prime Minister and French Minister of National Defense)
  1950: March 13; August 23; October 25; November 3, 20
  1951: January 11, 21; March 19; June 28; December 11
  1952: March 18; June 12; July 21; November 12; December 24, 31
• Pleven, Rene, reception for
  1951: February 1
• Pleven, Rene, visit of
  1951: January 11, 15, 22; March 19
• Plitt, Edwin A. (State Department, Diplomatic Agent and Control Consul General at Tunisia with rank of Minister-appointed in 1947)
  1952: October 20 (United States delegation, Near East and African Foreign Ministers), 21, 28, 29, 30 (Acheson's reception); November 14; December 2
• Poague, W.R. (Congressman, Texas)
  1949: August 31
  1950: June 8
  1951: February 20
• Pocaterra, Jose Rafael (Ambassador of Venezuela)
  1949: February 1
  1950: June 19
• Poe, Dr. Clarence
  1950: December 29
• Point Four Program
  1949: February 14; March 4, 28; May 4; July 7, 25; August 2, 4; September 14
  1950: January 6, 9, 20; February 9, 17; March 1, 6, 31; June 5; July 6; August 14, 25; October 12, 19, 30
  1951: January 9; March 20; July 20; December 31
  1952: January 17; February 29 (cuts in budget for); March 6, 25, 27; April 4, 7, 16; June 13; October 20 (and Liberia)
• Point Four Program, Advisory Committee on the
  1950: January 9; October 19
• Point Four Program and Egypt
  1953: January 7
• Point Four Program-Inaugural Address
  1949: January 24; March 29; April 1; May 3; July 3
• Point Four Speech
  1952: April 7; June 13
• Poison gas, Communist charge of United States use of in the Korean War
  1952: June 6
• Poland
  1949: April 1, 26; May 18
  1950: September 8 (Acheson's speech)
  1951: April 9 (attitudes towards Germans and Russians); May 1 (Kennan's lecture on World War II)
  1952: January 29; November 8
• Poland, United States treaty with
  1951: February 1
• Poles (See Poland)
• Police, German
  1950: July 27
• Policy Planning Staff (State Department)
  1950: December 6
  1951: May 26; October 16
• Polish-German frontier
  1952: April 15
• Polish Military Mission in Berlin, Chief of
  1949: April 1
• Polish vote in district of Congressman Daniel Flood of Pennsylvania
  1952: January 29
• Politis, Athanasios (Ambassador of Greece)
  1950: July 6
  1952: October 30 (Acheson's reception)
• Politboro, the (Soviet)
  1951: April 13 (Admiral Kirk's letter)
• Polk, James G. (Congressman, Ohio)
  1950: June 8
• Polk, President James K.-Abraham Lincoln wrote about his sending troops to Mexico in 1848
  1951: February 10 (Acheson's notes on Taft speech)
• Pollock, Dr. James K. (President, American Political Science Association)
  1950: December 27
• Ponce, Miranda Dr. Niftali (Foreign Minister of Ecuador)
  1951: February 13; March 22; April 1
  1952: March 6
• Poncet, Francois (French High Commissioner for Germany and candidate for Secretary-General of NATO)
  1949: September 27
  1951: January 16
  1952: February 29; June 16
• Pool, Mr.* (American participant in Acheson's luncheon for Latin American officials - first name not given apparently low-level official in State Department)
  1952: October 17
• Popovic, General Koca (Chief of Staff, Yugoslav Armed Forces)
  1951: June 28
• Popovic (Popovich), Vladmir (Ambassador of Yugoslavia)
  1950: June 19; September 5; October 19, 20; November 1
  1951: January 15, 22; June 18, 28; August 3, 28; September 25; October 2
  1952: March 6, 18; July 17; November 27
• Popper, David N. (United Nations Human Rights Covenant)
  1952: January 29; October 30 (Acheson's reception); November 26
• Port Arthur
  1950: December 27
• Portal, Lord Peter (Member, British Joint Chiefs of Staff and Combined Chiefs of Staff during World War II)
  1950: May 18
• Porter, Paul A.
  1950: April 5
• Porter, Paul R.
  1949: July 18; August 18
• Port Security (NSC meeting on)
  1950: December 22
• Portugal
  1949: April 1; June 28; July 12, 18; September 16
  1950: January 16; February 17; June 12
  1951: January 5
  1952: February 10; April 3, 10; July 24
• Posados, Orazco (Program director radio station TGW in Guatamala)
  1952: December 1
• Potofsky, Jacob S. (CIO leader)
  1950: February 17
• Potsdam Conference (Declaration)
  1949: May 19
  1950: October 23; December 10
  1952: March 19 (article by John Foster Dulles in "Christian Century:)
• Potsdam Conference, Churchill's recollection of
  1952: January 8
• Powell, John B. ("China Weekly Review")
  1950: July 24
• Pratt, Albert (Admiral Nimitze Staff)
  1949: April 12
• Pravda (article quoting United States newspapers about the lack of leadership in the United States)
  1950: November 28
• Prayer, United Nations Day of
  1950: September 7 (recommended by Mrs. Roosevelt)
• Press, Acheson's relations with
  1952: March 11
• Price, Byron (Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations)
  1949: December 12
  1950: January 21; May 29
  1951: December 31 (January 3, 1952)
• Princeton Law School
  1950: October 19
• Prio, Carlos (President of Cuba until March 10, 1952)
  1952: March 11
• Prisoners of War, Korea, repatriation of
  1950: October 15 (Wake Island Conference)
• Privy Council (Canadian), Secretary of
  1952: November 3
• Prochozka, Dr. Vladimir (Ambassador of Czechoslovakia)
  1951: August 23, 29
• Proctor, Mr.* (a member of group who met with Acheson - no first name given)
  1952: December 4
• Propaganda, Communist
  1950: August 10
• Propaganda offensive
  1950: March 9; June 9
• Prospect House (desire of Mrs. James Forrestal to sell to the State Department)
  1951: June 18
• Protestants in Spain
  1951: August 2 (treatment of by Franco)
• Provisional Intergovernmental Committee for the Movement of Migrants from Europe (PICMME)
  1952: May 1, 5, 8
• Psychological Operations Coordinating Committee (POC) - Psychological Strategy Board
  1952: March 17
• Psychological Strategy Board (PSB), 1952, March 17, April 24
• Psychological Strategy Board, History of
  1952: March 17
• Psychological Strategy Board - lack of liason between Director of and Under Secretaries of State and Defense
  1952: April 24
• Psychological warfare
  1950: June 9; October (notes)
  1951: February 15; October 1 (Italy); 24 (Germany)
  1952: February 11, 17
• "Psycho-military Nature of Soviet Aggression with Specific Proposals for a Pro-Democratic Psychological Offensive, The,"
  1951: February 15
• Public debt in the United States, management of
  1952: November 18 (attached memo)
• Public Laws (P. L. 590 and P. L. 104)
  1952: January 30
• Public Works Committee, Senate
  1952: April 14
• Puerto Rico
  1949: May 4
  1950: February 17
  1952: July 24
• Puerto Rico, Constitution of
  1952: July 24
• Punjab, West (India), troops near border
  1950: July 5
• Pusktoonistan
  1950: November 17 (Afghan-Pakistan dispute)
  1951: April 23
• Punta Gorda (Florida), shrimp boats operating out of
  1952: March 20
• Pyongyang, North Korea
  1950: October 15 (Wake Island Conference)
• Pyun, Yanz Tai (Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea
  1952: October 1, 17

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