1452-1555, 1680-1681; U.S. problem
of, 33, 35, 280, report on, 1451 (table)
Ballistic Missile Early Warning System
(BMEWS): agreement between U.S.
and Canada establishing, 498-505
Baltic states, 41st anniversary of inde-
pendence, 797-798
Banking and Currency, Committee on
(House), hearings by Subcommittee
of: IBRD and IMF, requested in-
crease in resources of, 210-216; Inter-
American Development Bank, U.S.
participation in, 473-476
Bar Association, Inter-American, 415
Battle Act. See Mutual Defense Assist-
ance Control Act
Bayar, Celal, 794-795
Belaúnde, Víctor Andrés, 76n
Belgium: Belgian Congo, 1086-1087;
Ruanda-Urundi, Trust Territory of,
administered by, 1141
Belgium-Luxembourg Economic Union
(B.L.E.U.), 535n
Benhima, Ahmed Taibi, 1338-1342
Berkner Group. See Seismic Improve-
ment, Panel on
Berlin (see also Foreign Ministers Meet-
ing (Geneva) and Germany):
Access to: Frankfurt-Berlin air
corridor, 640-642; Soviet interference
with, 609-610, 640-642; Western
Powers position on, 613, 614, 627, 628,
700, 706-707, 731, 757-758, 762
Four-power (Fr., U.K., U.S.,
U.S.S.R.) occupation of and responsi-
bility for, joint agreements, etc., 52,
589, 590, 606, 610, 627, 628, 639, 665,
669, 674, 689-691, 707, 716, 723, 756,
764, 946
NATO concern with, 516, 527
Reunification of (see also under
Germany), Western proposals, 658,
685-687, Soviet views on, 695-696
923-924; U.S. and Western position
on, 628, 635, 643, 699, 719
Provisional or interim agree
ment for, Soviet proposal, 700-702,
704, 713-714, 716, 721-723, 725,
742n; Western Powers views, 719,
720, 725, 749, 753-754, 755-757
Radio station, proposed estab
lishment by West Germany in, 762-
764
Berlin Air Safety Center, 640, 641, 642
B.L.E.U. (Belgium-Luxembourg Eco-
nomic Union), 535m
BMEWS. See Ballistic Missile Early
Warning System
Boards. Locate under substantive ele-
ments of titles
"Boeschenstein Report," 1432-1449
Bogotá charter (see also Organization
of American States: Charter of), 405
Bourguiba, Habib, 1108
Brand, Vance, 1686
Brazil, Operation Pan America, U.S.-
Brazilian exchange of messages re,
433-434
Bretton Woods Agreements Act, 1945:
Amendment to, need for, 206, 207, P.L.
86-48, 216-217; application to Inter-
American Development Bank, 481, 484
Budget for FY 1960, Presidential mes-
sage transmitting, 16-30
Bulgaria: Passport restrictions, 800;
U.S. resumption of diplomatic rela-
tions with, 799-800
Burney, Leroy E., 284-300
Cambodia, negotiations with GATT,
Cameroons, Trust Territory of (Brit-
ish) Future under U.K. administra-
tion, U.N. Gen. Ass. res. on, 1127-1129,
1133-1134, 1142-1143; self-determina-
tion for, U.S. support of, 1129–1132
Soviet position on question of, 589- Cameroons, Trust Territory of (Cam-
591, 606, 618, 653-654, 669, 694-697,
700-702, 704, 734–735, 750-752
Substitution of East German au-
thority in, Soviet threat of, 611, 690,
693, 694, 695, 719, 726-727, 752, 761-
763
U.N. participation in settlement of
problem of, proposal for, 732, 735, 755
U.S. and Western position on ques-
tion of, 30-31, 609-610, 613-614, 635,
674-675, 685-691, 698-700, 702-704,
706-707, 723-724, 729-734, 742-744,
749-750, 753-758, 759-762, 812-814,
U.S. defenses with respect to, 623-
628
West Berlin (see also Germany,
Federal Republic of):
Demilitarized "Free City" of:
Soviet proposal for, 591, 597, 606,
618, 692-694, 696-697, 701, 735, 746,
eroun, French): Future of under
French administration, draft res. on,
1134-1135, U.N. Gen. Ass. res. on,
1126-1127; independence for, question
of, 1078, 1082; U.S. views, 1122-1125,
1135-1138
Cameroun, independence ceremonies, 49
Camp David talks between President
Eisenhower and Premier Khrushchev,
46-47, 634, 635, 761, 762, 829, 927, 930–
931 (communiqué), 934, 935-936, 938,
941, 989, 1188, 1280
Canada: BMEWS System, agreement
with U.S. establishing, 498–505:
armament, Ten-Nation
on, proposal re, 100
training of migı
587; Joint De
Ministerial Comi
Joint U.S.-Canad
Trade and Econo
496; St. Lawrence Seaway, opening
of, 497-498; U.S. relations with, 906-
907
Canadian Customs Act, 495
Canal Zone, U.S.-Panamanian discus-
sions and negotiations re. See under
Panama
Captive Nations Week, 878-880
Caramanlis, Constantine, 786-787
Caribbean area (see also individual
countries): OAS settlement of dis-
putes in, U.S. reliance on, 347-348,
350-352, 353; tensions in (see For-
eign Ministers of American Republics,
Fifth Meeting); traffic in arms in,
347, 380; U.S. regional conference of
Chiefs of Mission at San Salvador,
333-335
CENTO. See Central Treaty Organi-
zation
Central America (see also individual
countries): Economic integration
through regional markets proposed,
332, 334-335; U.S. Chiefs of Mission
regional conference at San Salvador,
333-335
Central Treaty Organization (CEN-
TO) Council of, declaration by,
1027; Ministerial meeting (7th), com-
muniqué, 1028-1029; U.S. relations
with, 1023-1027
Charter Review Committee, U.N. See
under United Nations Charter
Chiefs of Mission, U.S., regional con-
ferences of. See State Department:
Regional conferences
Child, Declaration of the Rights of the,
132-136
Chile: Armaments, proposal for reduc-
tion of expenditures for, 434-435;
IMF agreement with, 278n
China, Joint Commission on Rural Re-
construction in, 1654
China, "People's Republic" of (Com-
munist China):
106-114, 1145-1152, 1161, 1176, 1592,
1673, 1766; World Health Assembly,
285-286
U.S. relations with: Negotiations
with, 112; passports for travel in,
1165-1166; policy respecting, 1145-
1152, 1161; prisoners held by, 110,
932-933
China, Republic of (on Taiwan): Rec-
ognition of, 1150; representation in
the U.N. and other international
bodies-IMCO, 184, 186, United Na-
tions, 71, 97, 113, 114-115, World
Health Assembly, 285-286; Soviet
policy respecting, 52, 73n, 184, 186,
710; Taiwan Strait and other dis-
putes with Communist China, 9, 1149,
1151, 1188
Civil and Defense Mobilization, Office
of, 25
Civil and political rights, draft covenant
on, 143-146
Civil Aviation Organization, Interna-
tional. See International Civil Avia-
tion Organization
Claims: American nationals against
Rumania, 849-850; German renunci-
ation of, Soviet proposal for, 598-599;
Philippine against U.S., 1245–1255
Claims Settlement Commission of the
United States, Foreign, 850
COCOM. See Strategic trade: Coordi-
nating Committee
Coexistence, 892, 981
Coffee agreement, 375
Coffee Study Group, International, 331,
332
Colombo Plan (for Cooperative Eco-
nomic Development in South and
Southeast Asia), Consultative Com-
mittee of, 11th meeting, communiqué
on, 1158-1161
Commerce, Department of, certain MSP
functions delegated to Secretary of,
1570
Activities in Far East and South-Commerce and Production, Inter-Ameri-
east Asia (see also Korea and Tibet),
7, 8, 9, 96-97, 107–110, 112–113, 1157-
1158
Canadian trading with, U.S. con-
cern, 496
Formosan government,
with, 1149, 1151, 1188
India, relations with, 1163-1164,
1189, 1190-1192
Recognition of, question of, 710,
1149-1150, 1180
Commissions-advisory, congressional,
national, international, regional, and
U.N. Locate under substantive ele-
ments of titles
dispute Committee of 21 (Special Committee To
Study the Formulation of New Meas-
ures for Economic Cooperation), 2d
Meeting of (Buenos Aires): Res. by,
403n, 407-431; U.S. suggestions and
cooperation with, 397-406
Committees-advisory, congressional,
national, international, regional, and
U.N. Locate under substantive ele-
ments of titles
Refugees from, 153, 155, 156, 158,
578-579, 584
Soviet relations with, 1178-1180
Representation in the U.N. and
other international bodies, question
of: Ten-Nation Disarmament Com-
mittee, 1273: United Nations-Soviet-
bloc position, 71, 73n, U.N. Gen. Ass.
res., 114-115, U.S. position, 48, 97,
Commodity Credit Corporation, regula-
tions governing, 1501-1503, 1508-1512
Commodity Problems, Committee on
(FAO), 175
Commodity trade (see also individual
commodity): Basic products, OAS
res. on, 421; efforts to stabilize prices,
401
Common markets. See European Eco-
nomic Community, Nordic common
market, and Latin America: Trade
policies and plans
Commonwealth Trade and Economic
Conference, 494
Communism, international:
Activities in: Asia (see also Laos
and Tibet), 917, 1145-1152 passim,
Baghdad Pact communiqué re, 1019,
SEATO communiqué re, 1154; West-
ern Hemisphere, 381-382, 387, 406
technology, education, and culture in
1960-1961, text of, 957–971, exchanges
of scientists, agreement between
National Academy of Sciences of U.S.
and Academy of Sciences of U.S.S.R.,
text of, 951-956; U.S. views on, 11-12,
891-892
Cultural Exchange and Trade Fair Par-
ticipation Act of 1956, International,
appropriations for implementation of,
1712-1713
Cultural exchanges and program. See
Educational exchange, UNESCO,
USIA, and individual countries
Cultural Presentations, President's Spe-
cial International Program for, 1727
Cultural Relations, International, Bu-
reau of, establishment of, 1726-1727
Cumming, Hugh S., Jr., 801-806
Goals and practices of, 11, 12, 52,
110, 624, 805, 889, 926-927, 981, 983,
985
Threat of and means of combatting, Currencies: Convertibility of-multi-
353n, 516, 1014–1015
U.S. concern with and policy to-
ward, 2, 23-24, 30-32, 35–36, 381-382,
387, 406 407, 515, 623-624, 626, 630,
1536-1537
Communist Party: Hungary, activities
in, 823, 830, 831-832; 21st Congress of,
335, 976, 981, 982; U.S. passports to
members of, question of, 1772-1785
passim
Community of Independent African
States, The, proposal for, 1079–1080
Conferences. Locate under geographi-
cal, organizational, and substantive
Congo, Belgian, 1086-1087
Congress. See House of Representa-
tives, Public laws, and Senate
Contingency Fund (mutual security),
appropriation for, 29, 1547, 1630, 1670
Conventions-Inter-American and in-
ternational. Locate under substan-
tive elements of titles
lateral system of settlements, pro-
vision of European Monetary Agree-
ment, 533, 537-542, sterling held by
nonresidents of the sterling area, 494,
531-532; exchange of for U.S. surplus
commodities (see Agricultural com-
modities and Agricultural Trade De-
velopment and Assistance Act)
Customs, liberalization of customs bar-
riers and quotas, 530-531, 554-561,
572-573
CWEP. See World Economic Prac-
tices, Committee on
Cyprus, settlement of problem of, 765–
Czechoslovakia: Anti-American ex-
hibits in Prague, 801; border cross-
ings by U.S. citizens, 800-801; partici-
pation in proposed Heads of Govern-
ment meeting, question of, 619, 639,
728; proposals for election of U.N.
Gen. Ass. President, 58-59, 76-78
Coolidge, Charles A. (Coolidge Commit- Dalai Lama, 46, 96, 109-110, 1164, 1170-
tee), 1258
Costa Rica, 339, 346-347
Cuba: Charges of invasion of Panama
and Dominican Republic by armed
forces from, 336, 348, 349; malaria
campaign, 287; provisional govern-
ment of Republic of, U.S. recognition
of and policy toward (see also infra),
326, 328-329, 352–353, 377-378, 382
Cuban-U.S. problems: Compensation of
U.S. citizens for property expropri-
ated under the Agrarian Reform Law,
342-343, 391; illegal flights of Florida-
based planes over Cuba alleged, 377,
382, preventive measures, 382-385;
sugar import quotas, 392; U.S. repre-
sentations on matters at issue, 377-
382
Cultural and scientific exchanges with
the Soviet Union (see also Exhibi-
tions): Agreements for cooperation
in-exchanges in the fields of science,
1171, 1172-1173, 1176-1178 (message
from), 1182, 1183, 1186
Dayton and Kent-Briehl cases, 1772,
1779n
Declaration of Santiago, text of, 361-
Defense, Permanent Joint Board on
(Canada-U.S.), 501
Defense support program (mutual se-
curity): Appropriations for FY 1960,
28, 1541-1542, 1587, 1669; assistance
to Middle East, 1051, Spain, 566,
1669; legislation authorizing, 1600-
1604
De Gaulle, Gen. Charles, 914, 942-943,
1096-1099
Deutschlandfunk, 762–764
Development Loan Fund (DLF):
Appropriations for: FY 1959 sup-
plemental, 1682; FY 1960, 1669, 1671;
recommendations for, 19, 28, 399, 1430,
1545-1546, 1587, 1682-1684
MSP relationship: Certain func-
tions delegated to Managing Director
of DLF, Executive order, 1573-1574;
MSAct provisions re, as amended,
1605-1612
Operations of: Lending policy, 34,
35, 1686; loans to-Argentina, 394,
395, India, 214; procurement policy,
1454-1455; recommendations re, 1434-
1435, 1436, 1440; reports on loan com-
mitments, 1685-1686, 1687-1688; use
of foreign currencies in, 1495-1496
Dillon, C. Douglas:
Addresses, message, and statements
on: Conference of Independent Afri-
can States, 1080; foreign economic
policy, 1424-1432; GATT, problems
of, 1520-1527; IBRD, 210-211, 213,
216; IDA, proposed establishment of,
223-225; IMF, 210-213, 216; Inter-
American Development Bank, 473-
476; less developed countries, 1202-
1205; regional conference of U.S. dip-
lomats (Baguio), 1144; Soviet trade
relations, 974-987, talks with Khru-
shchev re, 989-993
Meetings with officials of European
economic communities: In Washing-
ton, 562-564; trip to Europe, 574–575
Diplomatic missions, U.S. (see also
State, Department of: Regional con-
ferences), MSP functions delegated
to the chiefs of, 1574-1576, 1644-1645
Diplomatic relations with: Bulgaria,
U.S. resumption of, 799-800; Cuba,
326; Hungary, travel restrictions on
U.S. and Hungarian diplomatic per-
sonnel, 816-817
Disarmament (see also Armaments,
Armed forces, Disarmament Com-
mission, nuclear headings, and Ten-
Nation Committee on Disarma-
ment) :
Control and inspection of, proposals
and views on: Canadian-U.S., 506;
Italian-U.S., 915; Soviet, 1265-1271
passim, 1273–1275; U.K., 1262-1264;
U.S., 940, 1257, 1262, 1267, 1271-1272,
1276, 1277
Four-Power (Fr., U.K., U.S., U.S.
S.R.) exchange of views on negotia-
tions and communiqué, 1258-1260
General and complete : ΝΑΤΟ
Council position, 528-529; Soviet pro-
posal for program of, 923, 936, 1268-
1271, 1273-1275; U.N. Gen. Ass. con-
sideration, 45-46, res. on, 1281; U.S.
position, 1275-1280
German reunification, relationship
to: Soviet views, 668, 670; Western
Powers position, 657, 659, 662, 667,
677, 682-683
Joint Disarmament Study Group
(Defense and State Departments),
establishment of, 1258
U.S. statements and proposals re,
summary of, 4-5, 37, 627, 682-683, 934,
940, 1196, 1257, 1258, 1260–1261, 1262,
1267, 1271-1272, 1275-1280, 1285-
1287, 1327
Disarmament Commission, U.N.: Con-
tinuation of, U.N. Gen. Ass. res. on,
1282; establishment of Ten-Nation
Committee on Disarmament, res. ap
proving, 1261-1262
DLF. See Development Loan Fund
Dominican Republic, 349
Draper Committee.
See Military As-
sistance Program, President's Com-
mittee To Study
Dreier, John C.. 318-319, 321-323, 336,
338-340, 348-352
Dulles, Eleanor Lansing, 808-815
Dulles, John Foster:
Address, message, statements, etc.,
on: Argentine need for private capital,
396-397; Baghdad Pact, U.S. commit-
ment to members, 1017-1018; Baltic
states, 797-798; Berlin, West, 9, 13;
China, Communist, 7, 8, 9; China Re-
public of, 9, 52; collective security,
9, 54, 603; Communism, 8-13 passim,
52; Cuba, U.S. military mission in,
329; economic development, 13-14;
Foreign Ministers Meeting at Geneva,
607-608, 611; foreign policy objec-
tives, 7-15; Germany, problems of,
601-605, 607-609, 611; ICJ, 52, 55;
Korea, Republic of, 1206; Mikoyan
visit, 868-869, 871n, 873–875, 999; nu-
clear tests, 1284-1285; Soviet Union-
aircraft incident, 999, cultural and
scientific exchanges, 11-12, German
problem, U.S. differences with, 601-
605, treaties and agreements with, 52;
U.N. Charter, 50-56
Delegation of certain authority re
MSP, 1676-1680
Resignation as Secretary of State,
Dumbarton Oaks proposals, 51
Duties and Rights of States in Event of
Civil Strife, Inter-American Conven-
tion on, 339, 344, 345, 348, 374
re- ECSC. Bee In
Community
East-West conference. See Heads of ECOSOC.
Government conference, proposed
East-West relations: Italian-U.S.
view of problems in, 915; negotia-
tions, 526, 529; Spanish-U.S. views, Ecuador: Yo
792-793; Turkish-U.S. views, 794-795;
U.S. views, 651, 891, 900, 909
East-West trade. See Mutual Defense
Assistance Control Act
ECAC. See European Civil Aviation
Conference
ECLA. See Economic Commission for
Latin America
Economic, social and cultural rights,
draft covenant on, 139-143
Economic and social development (see
also Less developed countries, indi-
vidual countries, and other Economic
headings):
Africa, U.N. and U.S. assistance in,
1092-1094
Latin America. See Latin Amer-
ica: Economic and social development
Organizational consideration of and
assistance in: Baghdad Pact, 1016;
Colombo Plan efforts, 1159-1160;
EEC, U.N. Gen. Ass. res. re, 575-576;
European communities (ECSC, EEC,
EURATOM)-joint communiqué with
U.S., 562-564, Western governments'
communiqué re role of, 576–577; FAO
consideration of, 172-178; IBRD, 207,
211, 213-214, 218, 399; IDA, 244-245,
226–227; IMF, 208, 211–213, 399; OAS
Committee of 21, 407-431; SEATO,
1154-1155
Relationship of U.S. economy to
international development, 1553-1564
U.N. programs for. See Special
Fund, U.N. and Technical Assistance,
U.N. Expanded Program of
U.S. programs for (see also Agri-
cultural commodities surplus pro-
gram, Development Loan Fund and
Export-Import Bank), 1428, 1429-
1432, 1489, 1543-1546, 1615, 1688–1693,
recommendations for improvements
in, 1432-1449, 1549, 1584-1588
U.S. support of programs for, 13-14,
19, 25-29, 34-35, 49–50, 103-104, 118–
123, 125n, 207
can Repub%
res. proposed) *;;
membership in 199
Educational, worl
and cultural ex
Economic Commission for Latin Amer-
ica, U.N.: IA-ECOSOC collaboration
with, 420; Latin American common
market proposed, res. by Trade Com-
mittee of, 485 487, U.N. Gen. Ass.
endorsement of, 487-488
Educational Exchange, t
Commission on:
nity (Inner
of, mem-
; consul-
amuniqué
(P.L. 402), 1718-1719;
of, 1728n, 1743n; report
23d semiannual) of, 172
1744
Educational Exchange Progra
Acts governing and activit
der:
S.), 562-
Cecisions
561-562,
ent of
U.N.
opean
om-
569;
ab-
Fulbright Act (P.L.
Amendment to, 1704-1706; progra
under-exchanges made, 175,
(table), foreign currency exp
tures for, 1745-1746, 1751 (table),
report on, 1745-1751
Smith-Mundt Act (P.L. 402):
appraisal of activities under by
U.S. Advisory Commission on Edu-
cational Exchange, 1728-1736, 1743-
1744; text of Act as amended
through P.L. 96-108, 1713-1726
Appropriations for, 1622, 1759,
EEC. See European Economic Com-
munity
Trade
EFTA. See European Free
Association
Eisenhower, Dwight D.:
Addresses, communiqués, corre-
spondence, messages, remarks, and
statements regarding-AEC, 20, 21,
22; Agricultural Trade Development
and Assistance Act, 1516-1517; Al-
geria, refugees from, 1100; Aswan
Dam, 1073; Atomic energy, peaceful
uses, 22-23; Baghdad Pact, 1013-
1014; Berlin-problem of, 5, 610-611,
614, 697, 723-724, 867, 910, 919, U.S.
response to threat to, 623-628; Brazil,
exchange of messages with President
of, 433-434; budget (FY 1960), 3-4,
16-30; Camp David talks with Mr.
Khrushchev (see Khrushchev infra) ;
Canada, U.S. relations with, 497-498,
906-907; Captive Nations Week, 879-
880; China, U.S. prisoners in, 932-
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