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1 LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON L I B R A R Y & M U S E U M Revised October 2009 CO 303 FG 293 FG 643 ND 21 PC 1 MATERIALS AT THE LBJ LIBRARY PERTAINING TO ARMS CONTROL AND DISARMAMENT INTRODUCTION While this list includes the principal files available for research on Arms Control and Disarmament, it is by no means exhaustive. Researchers may wish to consult the Johnson Library s finding aids to locate additional material. Researchers interested in Arms Control and Disarmament should also consult the Foreign Relations of the United States. This multi-volume series published by the Office of the Historian of the Department of State presents the official documentary historical record of major foreign policy decisions and diplomatic activity of the United States government. The volumes are available online at the Department of State web site which may be accessed at the Related Links button, under the Research button on the Johnson Library web site, Please note: files which have not been fully processed are followed by a double asterisk (**). NATIONAL SECURITY FILE (NSF) This file was the working file of President Johnson's special assistants for national security affairs, McGeorge Bundy and Walt W. Rostow. Documents in the file originated in the offices of Bundy and Rostow, and their staffs, in the various executive departments and agencies, especially those having to do with foreign affairs and national defense, and in diplomatic and military posts around the world. More than two-thirds of the National Security File has been processed. Consult the finding aid in the Reading Room or borrow a copy by mail by writing to the Supervisory Archivist, LBJ Library, 2313 Red River St., Austin, Texas Portions of the NSF finding aid, including the finding aid for the NSF, Country File, are available on the Johnson Library web site, NSF, Country File: Box # Cuba Mexico Africa, Union of South India Israel Pakistan United Arab Republic

2 Canada France Germany United Kingdom USSR China United Nations 290 Addendum 295 NSF, Country File, Vietnam: Chemical and Biological Weapons 212 Gas, Vols. 1,2 194 NSF, National Security Council Histories: The NSC Histories are an extremely useful compilation of documents. The NSC staff prepared the histories in 1968 by photocopying key documents in the National Security File and other White House files. The NSC History on the Non-Proliferation Treaty has been processed and substantial portions have been declassified. Non-Proliferation Treaty NSF, Head of State Correspondence: Included are formal and informal correspondence with heads of state and heads of government. Canada 1 China 2 France 2 Germany 3 USSR 7-8 U.K U.N. 11 NSF, Special Head of State Correspondence: Canada 7-8 China France 16 Germany Mexico NATO 40 United Kingdom 56 USSR 57 NSF, Name File: The Name File is composed primarily of folders on the members of the National Security Council staff during the Johnson administration. The file also contains folders on some presidential aides, senators, and former presidents who were involved in national security issues. Bator Memos [Tripartite Nuclear Talks] 1 Bowdler Memos [ ] 1 Colonel Bowman Memos [USSR] 1 Davis Memos [Eastern Europe and USSR] 2-2

3 Eisenhower, Dwight D., General [Middle East, Soviet Missile and 2 Nuclear Programs, Cuba] Senator Fulbright [Middle East Arms Race] 3 [Humphrey] Vice President, Vol. 1 [Cuba] 4 [Humphrey] Vice President, Vol. 2 [Non-Proliferation Treaty] 4 C. Johnson Memos [France, Test Ban Treaty, AEC] 5 Spurgeon Keeny Memos [ABMs, Non-Proliferation Treaty, India, 5 USSR] Klein Memos [United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Eastern 5 Europe, USSR] Komer Memos, Vol. 1 [Middle East, India, Pakistan] 6 Komer Memos, Vol. 2 [India, Pakistan] 6 Roche Memos [Cuba] 7 Rostow Memos [Scattered throughout] 7 Saunders Memos [India, Pakistan, Middle East] 7 Wriggins Memos [Pakistan, India, Middle East] 8 NSF, Intelligence File: TKH 1/64-2/64 1 TKH 8/66-7/67 1 Israel SANITIZED 2 Intelligence Estimates [Pen Pal Materials] 8 Nuclear Control and Miscellaneous 9 Biological Tests 10 Arms Control Messages Exchanged Between President Johnson and 11 Chairman, USSR Vols. 1-2 Arms Limitation Talks 11 [Test Ban Treaty] 11 [Copies of Arms Control Messages Exchanged Between President 12 Johnson and Chairman, USSR] Miscellaneous CIA Material, Vol. 2 [Arab-Israel Arms Balance] 13 Miscellaneous CIA Material, Vol. 3 [Soviet Space Program, Cuba] 14 Miscellaneous CIA Material, Vol. 4 [Arab-Israel Arms Balances, 15 China s weapons program, Capabilities in Europe] NSF, National Security Action Memorandums: 143, Nuclear Weapons for NATO Forces 1 253, Multilateral Force 2 269, Procedure for Approval of Certain Nuclear Tests 2 271, Cooperation with the USSR on Outer Space Matters 2 285, Cooperation with the USSR on Outer Space Matters 3 287, Release Procedures for Nuclear Weapons Assigned [Sanitized] 3 294, U.S. Nuclear and Strategic Delivery Assistance to France 3 304, U.S. Relations with Eastern Europe 4 305, Nuclear Weapons Dispersal Authorization for FY , Review of the Problem of Assurance Against Any Missile Crisis 5 in Cuba 318, Future of Nuclear Defense of Atlantic Alliance 6-3

4 320, Task Force on Nuclear Proliferation 6 322, Guidelines for Discussions on the Nuclear Defense of the 6 Atlantic Alliance 334, Re Request for Nuclear Weapons Dispersal Authorization 7 335, Preparation of Arms Control Program 7 345, Nuclear Planning 8 347, Release of Public Information Concerning Soviet, French, and 8 Communist Chinese Nuclear Test 351, Indian Nuclear Weapons Problem 8 355, Indian Nuclear Weapons Problem, further to NSAM , Nuclear Weapons Dispersal Authorization for FY 1967-FY , Nuclear Weapons Deployment Authorization for FY 1969-FY NSF, National Intelligence Estimates: Office of National Estimates [Contains itelligence reports other than 1 NIEs and SNIEs as well as documents concerning the national estimates program] 4, Arms and Disarmament to 10-64, Communist States , USSR , Eastern Europe to 13-65, Communist China to , Western Europe 5 22, France 5 23, West Germany 5 30, Middle East 6 31, India 6 85, Cuba 9 NSF, Files of the Special Committee of the NSC: The Special Committee of the NSC was established by President Johnson on June 7, 1967, to coordinate handling of the Middle East Crisis. McGeorge Bundy served as Executive Secretary. The Special Committee ended its formal work in August Arms Limits 9 NSF, National Security Council Meetings: This two-box collection contains notes of meetings, attendance lists, agendas, briefing papers, and papers discussed at meetings. Vol. 1, Tab 9: Cutback in Nuclear Production 1-4

5 Vol. 2, Tab 2: Overflights of Cuba 1 Vol. 2, Tab 3: Overflights of Cuba, Laos 1 Vol. 2, Tab 7: FY 1965 Underground Nuclear Test Program 1 Vol. 3, Tab 25: Communist China 1 Vol. 3, Tab 40: The Problem of Indian Nuclear Weapons 2 Vol. 3, Tab 51: Problems ahead in Europe 2 Vol. 4, Tab 57: Major Issues of the 22 nd UN General Assembly 2 Vol. 5, Tab 66: Draft Treaty on Non-Proliferation of Nuclear 2 Weapons Vol. 5, Tab 65: Eastern Europe 2 Vol. 5, Tab 68: Vietnam France Germany 2 Vol. 5, Tab 69: Current Issues Affecting US/UK Relations 2 Vol. 5, Tab 70: Current NATO Issues 2 Vol. 5, Tab 71: Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovakia 2 Vol. 5, Tab 76: Monetary Issues, Vietnam, UN 2 NSF, Committee File Committee on Nuclear Proliferation: Material in this collection reflects the deliberations of the Committee on Nuclear Proliferation established by President Johnson in November The committee, chaired by Roswell Gilpatric, presented its report to the President in January NSF, Speech File: President's State of the Union Address, 1/8/64 1 President's Remarks at the Associated Press Luncheon, 4/20/64 1 President's Remarks at the Coast Guard Academy, 6/3/64 1 President's Remarks at the 1964 Democratic National Convention in 2 Atlantic City, 8/27/64 President s TV Address to the Nation, 10/18/64 2 President's Campaign Speeches, Vol. 1, 9/7/64, 10/9/64 3 President's Campaign Speeches, Vol. 2, 10/8-16/64 3 President's Campaign Speeches, Vol. 3, 10/18-28/64 3 President's Campaign Speeches, Vol. 4, 10/28-11/2/64 3 President's Remarks on the Twentieth Anniversary of VE Day, 3 5/7/65 President's Address at Catholic University [This folder also includes 4 the remarks of the President at the Cook County Democratic Party dinner, 6/3/65], 6/6/65 State of the Union, 1/12/66 4 President's Speech on Europe to the Editorial Writers in New York, 5 10/7/66 Reaction to the President's European Speech, 10/7/66 5 State of the Union Message, 1/68 6 President s Speech at Glassboro State College, 6/4/68 6 Miscellaneous Speeches [I], Miscellaneous Speeches [II], 1964,

6 NSF, Agency File: Material on Arms Control and Disarmament will be Box # scattered throughout this collection; consult the finding aid for a complete folder title list. See especially the boxes for the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (boxes 5-6); the Atomic Energy Commission (box 7); and the Department of Defense (boxes 11-28). The following folders are known to contain relevant material: Arms Control and Disarmament Agency: Vols. 1-3 and: "Verification 5-6 of a Penetration Aids Program" Atomic Energy Commission: General [Vols.1-3] 7 International Atomic Energy Agency: International Atomic Energy 29 Agency Defense, Department of: Volumes Defense, Department of: FY 1967 Budget book 17 Defense, Department of: FY 68 Defense Budget 17 Defense, Department of: FY Strategic Offensive & Defensive 18 Forces (U) Defense, Department of: The Fiscal Year Defense Program 18 & The 1969 Defense Budget Defense, Department of: Operational Concept & Substantiating Data 19 Advanced Manned Strategic Aircraft (2 folders) Joint Chiefs of Staff: The Study on National Security Factors in a 33 Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty NATO: Nuclear Cooperation 39 NATO: Special Committee of Defense Ministers in Paris (Sec. 39 McNamara), November 26-27, 1965 NATO: Papers on a Pressing Problem Confronting the North 39 Atlantic Alliance Memo by Thomas K. Finletter NATO: George W. Ball Analysis of Collective Nuclear System 39 NATO: Atlantic Nuclear Problem September 21, 1965 (Briefing 39 Book) State, Department of: Vols [Material on arms control is scattered throughout these volumes] State, Department of: SIG, Vol. 7, 44 th Meeting 59 United Nations: Celestial Bodies Treaty 72 NSF, Subject File: Deep Underground Command Center DEFCON Procedures 8 Disarmament Vol Disarmament Vol Disarmament - Cables, Vol Disarmament - Observation Posts ** 11 Disarmament - Test Ban Treaty 11 Disarmament - ACDA Publications [Vols. 1-3] Disarmament - Camp David Conference 12 Disarmament - Bendix Report on Verification Requirements for 12 Restrictions on Strategic Delivery Vehicles Disarmament - 18-Nation Disarmament Conference (ENDC) [Vols ] - 6

7 Disarmament - Committee of Principals [Vols. 1-4] EURATOM 15 International Atomic Energy Agency 20 Douglas Kiker Article -- NY Herald Tribune - 1/31/64 20 Law of the Sea Conference [arms control on the seabed] 21 Marine Sciences Council, Vol. 1 [arms control on the seabed] 21 Multilateral Force, General Vol Multilateral Force, General Vol Multilateral Force, General Vol Multilateral Force, Cables Vol Multilateral Force, Cables Vol Multilateral Force, Cables Vol Multilateral Force, Cables Vol MLF Ricketts 25 MLF Memcons 25 Multilateral Force Bundy Paper 25 MLF Some Presidential Comments 25 [MLF] Letters to the Prime Minister 25 [MLF] Mr. Bundy: for 6:00 Mtg., Monday, 18 October 25 Non-Proliferation Treaty [Vols.1-2] 26 Draft Treaty to Prevent the Spread of Nuclear Weapons, 8/67 27 Non-Proliferation Treaty Facsimile 27 U.S. Draft Non-Proliferation Treaty 27 Nuclear Weapons - Special Nuclear Materials Vol Nuclear Weapons - Special Nuclear Materials Cooperation, vol Agreements of Cooperation Communication of US Atomic 35 Information, Vol. I Agreements of Cooperation Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, Vol Agreements of Cooperation Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, Vol President Task Force, Committee on Nuclear Proliferation 35 Outer Space Treaty 36 Space, Outer, vol Space, Outer, vol Transition 50 [Transition Papers: Policy Planning Council--The U. S. Relationship 50 with the Soviet Union] [Transition: Policy Planning Council Papers Strategic Nuclear 50 Issues] [Transition: Policy Planning Council Papers U.S. Foreign Policy: 50 Current Issues in a Longer-Term Perspective] [Transition: Policy Planning Council Papers U.S. Policy Toward 50 Western Europe] [Transition: Policy Planning Council Papers U.S. Policy Toward 50 Communist China] - 7

8 Warfare, Chemical and Biological 51 Furtherances Top Secret 52 Nuclear [Filed by LBJ Library] 52 NSF, Memos to the President: This chronologically arranged series consists of memoranda (with attachments) to the President from his national security advisers, McGeorge Bundy (11/63-2/66), Robert W. Komer (3/66), and Walt W. Rostow (4/66-1/69). Materials on Arms Control and Disarmament is scattered throughout this file NSF, Files of McGeorge Bundy: In addition to the folders listed below, there may be material in boxes 1-14 that contain Bundy s Chron File. B [George Ball speech on nuclear weapons/europe] 15 Memos of Conversation - Bundy, [with Ambassador 18 Dobrynin, 11/24/65] Memos for Record (Meetings with President, etc.) President's Meeting with Congressional Leadership 10/19/64 18 President's Consultants on Foreign Affairs (Peace Panel) 18 Miscellaneous Meetings, Vol Memoranda of Meetings with President, Volume 1 19 NSF, Files of Walt W. Rostow: Meetings with the President" [ ; 3 folders] 1 Meetings with the President" [1968; 6 folders] 1-2 Tuesday's Luncheon, Suggested Agenda 2 Meeting with President, Wednesday, March 29, :00 p.m. 3 Lunch Meeting with the President, Tuesday, October 22, :00 3 pm Lunch Meeting with the President, Tuesday, January 13, :00 3 pm Murphy, Robert D. 5 [2/8/67 - Wilson - Kosygin] 9 Wilson-Kosygin - January Draft letter Kosygin 9 Kosygin 10 HOLLYBUSH -- June 23 & 25, Glassboro, New Jersey, Kosygin & 10 Gromyko conversation - June 1967 Kosygin & Gromyko conversations - June President - Kosygin Correspondence 11 Glassboro State College, June 4, 1968, Commencement Speech 11 Glassboro Speech 11 Pres. Kennedy-Khrushchev talks 11 Czechoslovakia Non-Proliferation 11 NPT Signing Statement 11 Strategic Missile Talks 11 Proposed Trip 11-8

9 Trip to Soviet Union 11 Rusk Dobrynin 11 Chlodnick File 12 Performance & Dreams of the Future 14 Presidential Program 14 File Official 14 Nixon and Transition 14 [Non-Vietnam: April - July 1966] 15 [Non-Vietnam: July - September 1966] 15 [Non-Vietnam: January - February 1967] 15 [Non-Vietnam: March - June 1967] 15 [Non-Vietnam: July - September 1967] 16 [Non-Vietnam: March-June 1968] 16 [Non-Vietnam: July-Sept. 1968] 16 [Non-Vietnam: October - December 1968] 16 Visitors Visitors NSF, Files of Francis M. Bator: ABMs (Anti-Ballistic Missiles) ** 3 NATO Nuclear Matters)(contains TOP SECRET) 1966 & 1967 ** 10 Nonproliferation Treaty - April 1967 FMB ** 10 Non-Prolif. Feb. 1, March Cables ** 10 U.S.S.R. ** 14 NSF, Files of Gordon Chase: [Plank/Chase Report on US-Cuban Relations, ] 4 Cuba [Background material on Cuba used in compiling Plank/Chase 5 Report] Cuba Fact Sheet 5 Cuba Coordinating Committee Progress Reports (1963) 5 Arms Control Messages Exchanged between Pres. Johnson and 5 Chairman USSR ( ) An Independent Nuclear Deterrent - Some Statements 5 U.S. Military Relations with Europe & the Multilateral Force Some 5 Presidential Comments European Public Opinion Polls [pre and post-cuba Crisis] 7 Presidential Comments Cuba, Vols. I-II 8 NSF, Files of C.V. Clifton: Gold Book 1 SIOP 2-9

10 NSF, Files of Chester Cooper: Chester Cooper began working for the White House in the summer of 1964 and became a regular member of the NSC staff soon after the November 1964 election. He served as a senior staff member until April 1966 with responsibilities for Far East issues, Vietnam, and Canada. This collection consists mainly of letters to Cooper from representatives of various organizations and some private individuals commenting on US policy in Vietnam, with special sections for correspondence with HERO and SANE members. Box # SANE [National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy] 1 NSF, Files of Edward K. Hamilton: Edward Hamilton was a senior staff member of the NSC on detail from the Bureau of the Budget from October 1965 until December His areas of responsibility included Africa, South Asia, and aid problems in general. Arms Control & Disarmament Agency 1 Arms Control in Africa 1 NSF, Files of Charles E. Johnson: Charles E. Johnson was a member of the NSC Staff from 1962 through the close of the Johnson Administration. He divided his time between the NSC, the AEC, and NASA. This collection consists of files concerning scientific matters, space matters, weaponry, arms control, and atomic energy. Disarmament - Lilienthal Lectures 2 Multilateral Force General 3 National Intelligence Estimates 3 National Security Council Staff Legislation Concurrences 4 Proposed Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty Hearings, Vols Bombs in Orbit - Committee of Principals 11 Bombs in Orbit - General (Ballistic missiles in orbit, FOBS, MOBS, etc.) 11 Cooperation in Space - U.S. Germany 13 Cooperation in Space - U.S. Japan 13 Cooperation in Space - U.S. - USSR - File #1 [ ] 13 Cooperation in Space - U.S. - USSR - File #2 14 Cooperation in Space - Working Group on Expanded Int'l. Cooperation in 14 Space (ELDO included) File #1 Cooperation in Space - Working Group on Expanded Int'l. Cooperation in 14 Space (ELDO included) File #2 New Space Goals 15 Outer Space Policy Statement, U.S. 15 Outer Space Treaty 15 Space Review (Special) 11/30/63 NASA & Defense 17 UN Outer Space General 18 Arms Control on the Ocean Bottom (contains material re Panel I Nat'l 19 Security) Arms Control on the Seabed 19 NUCLEAR FILES [U.S. Arms Control & Disarmament Agency] 52-10

11 NSF, Files of Spurgeon Keeny: Spurgeon Keeny was a part-time senior member of the NSC staff from 1963 to He divided his time between the NSC and the Office of Science and Technology. His areas of responsibility were military technology and arms control. Box # 1-8 NSF, Files of Robert W. Komer: Robert Komer was appointed an NSC staff assistant to McGeorge Bundy in In 1965, he was named Deputy Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, and the following year he was made Special Assistant to the President. In 1967, he left the NSC to become Deputy for Pacification in Vietnam. China (CPR) Nuclear Explosion Capability India Nuclear , 1965, March Israel Dimona #1 30 Israel Nuclear Energy 30 Nuclear Weapons - 11/63-3/66 44 UAR Missile & Nuclear Program 12/63-12/1/67 53 NSF, Files of Harold H. Saunders: Harold H. Saunders was a member of the NSC Staff from 1961 to He compiled the following NSC Histories: the Middle East, the Indian Famine, and South Asia. This collection contains a subject file, copies of the NSC Histories for which he was responsible, and a chronological file. India Nuclear, 4/1/66-4/30/67 ** 14 Israel-Nuclear-Dimona, 4/1/66-12/31/66 ** 20 Israel Nuclear Dimona Desalting, 1/1/67-2/29/68 ** 20 Israel Nuclear Dimona Desalting, 3/1/68-10/30/68 ** 20 Israel Nuclear Dimona Desalting, 11/1/68-1/20/69 ** 21 NSF, Files of Howard Wriggins: Howard Wriggins was a senior staff member of the NSC from May 1966 to July His areas of responsibility were the Middle East and South Asia. Indo-Pak July 1966-May 1967 Arms Race 2 MEETING NOTES FILE This collection includes notes for 100 of President Johnson s foreign police meetings from 1963 through 1968, mostly with senior foreign police advisers and Congressional leaders. While three-fourths of the meetings deal mainly with the Vietnam War, there is some material on Arms Control. Briefing Papers for National Security Council Meeting, September 15, 1966 September 13, :32 pm - National Security Council Meeting September 15, :27 pm - Meeting with Foreign Policy Advisors

12 TOM JOHNSON'S NOTES OF MEETINGS This collection includes notes for close to 120 meetings that President Johnson held with his senior civilian and military foreign policy advisors during 1967 and 1968, including 45 Tuesday luncheons. In addition, the collection includes notes for more than 80 meetings that President Johnson held with House and Senate leaders, correspondents, his Cabinet, the National Security Council, businessmen, and other groups. W. Thomas Johnson, who took the notes, has retained his copyright in these notes, but they are open for research. See the Personal Papers finding aid for the folder title list. Box # [July 1967 May 1968 Meetings with Correspondents] [NPT] 1 October 3, :10 p.m. Rusk, McNamara, Rostow, Helms, Christian 1 [ABM] November 28, :10 p.m. Project Cabriolet [NPT, Test Ban Treaty] 1 December 5, :18 p.m. VP, McNamara, Rusk, Vance, Helms, 1 Rostow, Christian, T. Johnson [NPT] June 19, noon - Meeting with National Security Council 2 August 20, National Security Council 2 CABINET PAPERS Discussions at Cabinet meetings infrequently dealt with arms control issues. Two instances are noted below. Included in the Cabinet Papers are agenda, background memos, draft presidential remarks, and other materials. Consult the Special Files finding aid for additional information. Cabinet Meeting, 5/17/67 [Non-Proliferation] 9 Cabinet Meeting, 6/28/67 [Glassboro] 9 JOHN McCONE MEMORANDA This collection, part of the Papers of Lyndon B. Johnson, consists of notes of sixty-eight Presidential meetings attended by Director of Central Intelligence John McCone between November 23, 1963, and McCone's resignation on April 28, In addition, there are notes for four Presidential meetings which one or more of McCone's key aides attended in his stead. Ranging from NSC meetings to smaller gatherings of foreign policy advisers to McCone's meetings alone with the President, the meetings concern a great variety of international issues, with Vietnam a prominent topic. McCone himself prepared the notes for fifty-seven of the meetings. In the other fifteen cases, the notes were prepared by one of the aides (such as William Colby, Desmond Fitzgerald, Marshall Carter, or Ray Cline), who attended the meeting with McCone or in his place. - 12

13 Mr. McCone gave the collection of notes to President Johnson in 1969 to assist the former President with the preparation of his memoirs, The Vantage Point. Meetings with the President Box # 23 November December January April April May January April DAILY DIARY AND PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENT FILE (DIARY BACKUP) The Daily Diary is a log of the President s activities, appointments, and phone calls. Occasionally, it includes information on the substance of meetings and conversations. This file of backup material for the President s appointments includes schedules, briefing materials, memoranda of conversations, and other sources. Organized by date, there is a folder for almost every day of the administration. The Diary Cards in the Reading Room provide an alphabetically arranged name index to the President s appointments. Once the date of an appointment has been determined, check the Diaries and Logs finding aid for the number of the appropriate box in Diary Backup. The following folders are known to contain materials pertaining to Arms Control and Disarmament: June 23 & 25, 1967 Summit Meeting, Glassboro, N.J. 69 July 1, 1968 Signing of Non-Proliferation Treaty 104 RECORDINGS AND TRANSCRIPTS OF TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS This collection includes over 6,000 recordings of President Johnson s conversations with members of Congress, other public officials, members of the Press, and friends and family from November 1963 through January This collections includes a significant number of recorded conversations that pertain to Arms Control and Disarmament. Detailed individual descriptions of the conversations are available on the Library s web site, The Miller Center has the recordings of conversations available on their web site; our web site has a link to the Miller Center under the Related Links button in the Research section. WHITE HOUSE CENTRAL FILES (WHCF) SUBJECT FILE This permanent White House office was the main filing unit during the Johnson presidency, though not the primary file for foreign policy documents. Material was filed under 60 major subject headings, several of which are pertinent to Arms Control and Disarmament. For descriptions of the various subject headings and their subdivisions, consult the two-volume finding aid for WHCF. Countries (CO) CO 313 USSR

14 Federal Government - Organizations (FG) FG 202 Atomic Energy Commission FG 293 Arms Control and Disarmament Agency 311 FG 643 Committee on Nuclear Proliferation 378 Foreign Affairs (FO) FO 9 Treaties 72 International Organizations (IT) IT 47-1 Disarmament Commission 12 IT Nation Disarmament Conference 18 Legislation (LE) LE/FG 293 Arms Control and Disarmament Agency 46 LE/ND21 Weapons - Ordinances 141 LE/PC Peace 147 LE/PC 1 Disarmament 147 National Security - Defense (ND) ND 20-1 Atomic-Biological-Chemical 422 ND 21 Weapons-Ordinance-Munitions ND 21-1 Missiles-Torpedoes-Rockets-Bombs 426 Outer Space (OS) OS Outer Space 1-4 Peace (PC) PC Peace 1-3 PC 1 Disarmament 3-4 PC 1-1 Aerial Inspections 4 Speeches (SP) SP Nation Disarmament Conference, Geneva, 1/21/ SP Glassboro State College, Glassboro, New Jersey, 6/4/ SP United Nations General Assembly, New York, N.Y., 251 6/12/68 SP Remarks of the President Upon Signing of the Non- 251 Proliferation Treaty, 7/1/68 WHCF, NAME FILE This file serves as a name index to the Subject File. Name Files typically contain copies of the first page (cross references) of documents that were filed in the Subject File. Request files by names of individuals or organizations. A card file in the Reading Room indicates which Name Files have been opened. Name Files will be processed upon request. - 14

15 WHCF, CONFIDENTIAL FILE (C.F.) Security classified and other sensitive material sent to the White House Central Files was usually placed in the Confidential File, a separate file from WHCF but one which uses the same subject headings. This file is entirely processed, but portions are still classified. See the description above of WHCF for a list of pertinent subjects. The Confidential File also includes a Name File. Box # CO 303 USSR 12 FG 202 Atomic Energy Commission 31 FG 293 Arms Control and Disarmament Agency 33 FG 643 Committee on Nuclear Proliferation 39 IT Nation Disarmament Committee 59 ND 20-1 Atomic-Biological-Chemical 74 ND 21 Weapons-Ordnance-Munitions 74 OS Outer Space 74 PC Peace 75 PC 1 Disarmament 75 SP 3-5 Message to the 18-Nation Disarmament Conf. 89 SP Glassboro State College, N.J. 89 SP United Nations General Assembly, New York 89 Atomic Energy Commission State, Department of 132 U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency 134 Oversize Attachments, [Mexican Press Clippings re: President's 37 Announcement re U.S. signing of Protocol II of Latin American Nuclear Free Zone Treaty] OFFICE FILES OF THE WHITE HOUSE AIDES Many White House aides maintained office files of their own, separate from the White House Central Files. The files of each aide reflect his or her responsibilities. This list is by no means exhaustive but does include a large portion of the files relating to Arms Control and Disarmament. If a folder title listed below is not open for research, it will be processed upon request. Ceil Bellinger Anti-missile Missiles 1 Arms Trade 1 Disarmament [newsclippings and articles] 5 Multilateral Force 13 Space 15 USSR 16 Horace Busby Report of the Committee on the Economic Impact on Defense & Disarmament, June

16 Joseph Califano Space Treaty Documents - State Unclassified 71 Celestial Bodies Treaty Negotiating History [4 folders] 71 Douglass Cater Memos to the President, May 1965 [draft remarks for arms control 13 ceremony] Miscellaneous Correspondence, Speech Background Material (1) 98 James Gaither Nuclear Proliferation Treaty 28 Arms Control & Disarmament Agency Authorization Bill for FY ** Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (ACDA) in State-The Issues 250 Surrounding the Integration of the Summary of Outer Space Treaty ** 377 Arms Control Message Ernest Goldstein Law of the Sea [2 folders] 14 Richard Goodwin Castro and Cuba 25 Robert Hardesty Foreign Policy--General: Anti-Ballistic Missiles (ABM) 13 Foreign Policy--General: Arms Control & Disarmament Agency 13 Foreign Policy--General: Glassboro, NJ Summit Meeting 13 Foreign Policy--General: Outer Space Treaty 13 Foreign Policy--General: Treaties 13 Foreign Policy--General: Non-Proliferation Treaty (1968) 13 John Macy: Macy was the Chairman of the Civil Service Commission. As a talent scout he maintained a file on all persons considered for appointments. These folders are reviewed on written request; researchers should anticipate a delay in receiving material. A card file is maintained in the Reading Room for those name files currently available. Also note the following folders: U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency ** 764 U.S. Arms Control & Disarmament Agency-Gen. Adv. 764 Committee ** Nuclear Proliferation-Pres. Comm. On ** 900 Arms Control and Disarmament Agency ** 926 U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, General Counsel 941 Level V ** U.S. Arms Cont. And Disa-Agency Disarmament Adviser GS-18 ** 941 U.S. Arms Cont. & Dis-Agency Disarmament Adviser, GS-18 **

17 U.S. Arms Cont. & Disa-Agency, Deputy General Counsel GS-18 ** 941 U.S. Arms Cont. & Disa-Agency Special Asst. To the Dep. Dir. GS ** U.S. Arms Cont. And Disa.-Agency Public Affairs Adviser, Uncl. ** 941 Defense, Deputy Asst. Sec. (Arms Control) GS-18 ** 943 U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency-Seventh Annual ** 1006 U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency-6 th annual report ** 1007 Mike Manatos MLF 9 Test Ban Treaty 10 Harry McPherson Non-Proliferation Treaty 12 Space 16 World Law [2 folders] 18 Non-Proliferation Treaty (1968) 43 Bill Moyers Arms Control Authorization, 1/15/65 5 Memos to the President" and "BDM Memos [13 folders consisting mainly of Moyers' memos to the President; topics include Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty] State of the Union 1965 [1 of 3] 22 State of the Union 1965 [2 of 3] 22 State of the Union 1965 [3 of 3] 23 Disarmament - Speech Material 78 [Notes on Foreign Policy Issues ] 105 BW-CW [N.Y. Times column on chemical warfare] 114 Disarmament 115 Material from State on the Outer Space Treaty 134 Charles Murphy Arms Control and Disarmament Agency [2 Vols.] Fred Panzer Fred Panzer's files listed below consist mainly of news clippings, press releases, printed matter, and similar material. Cuba 180 Nuclear Weapons: Use of Test-Ban Proliferation 181 Messages - Non-Proliferation Treaty 183 Arms Control in the European Political Environment [multi-volume study conducted at Yale Univ.] Arms Control 319 Nonproliferation Treaty Message Responses 387 Cuba 343 Nuclear Treaty [Missing File] 387 Nuclear Treaty

18 SP - Speeches - Atomic Energy, Space etc. 401 LBJ Glassboro Summit 403 Space Pact 415 Accomplishments by Agency: State 471 Cuba 475 Test Ban Treaty 499 Administration Record: Peace & Security 516 Department of State 531 Busby Reports: United States Arms Control and Disarmament 545 Agency Arms Control & Disarmament 548 Pierre Salinger Agency Reports for the President 1 William R. Sparks Arms Control and Disarmament 2 Mildred Stegall Cuba and Related Matters March 1964 thru November 1967 (99 Reports) ** 64 LEGISLATIVE BACKGROUND FILE In 1968 White House staff members prepared legislative background files on the "50 most significant legislative achievements" of the Johnson administration. Pertinent documents were photocopied from the White House Central Files, the office files of several White House aides, and other files. One legislative background file deals with arms control and disarmament. Outer Space Treaty History 1-2 WHITE HOUSE PRESS OFFICE FILE Background Briefings: January 14, 1965 Agency for Arms Control and Disarmament 80 January 27, 1967 Outer Space Treaty 82 September 15, 1967 President's Letter Regarding Arms Control 83 January 24, 1968 Speaker Letter on the Arms Control and 83 Disarmament Agency July 1, 1968 Non-Proliferation Treaty 83 January 14, 1965 Letter on Continuing the Agency for Arms 84 Control and Disarmament August 17, 1965 Statement on the Draft Treaty to Prevent the 85 Spread of Nuclear Weapons January 27, 1967 Outer Space Treaty 86 February 7, 1967 Message on the Outer Space Treaty 87-18

19 September 15, 1967 President's Letter Re: Arms Control 87 January 24, 1968 Speaker Letter on the Arms Control and 87 Disarmament Agency July 1, 1968 Non-Proliferation Treaty 88 Background Briefings Subject/Name: Foster, Amb. William C. - Non-Proliferation Treaty, 8/11/ Outer Space Treaty - Goldberg, Webb, Sec'y. Brown, Califano, 104 2/7/67 Outer Space Treaty - Christian and Nathaniel Davis, NSC Staff, 104 1/27/67 Webb, Sec. Brown, Califano, Goldberg - Outer Space Treaty, 2/7/ Background Briefings 1968: Arms Control and Disarmament, George Bunn, Joe Califano, 106 1/24/68 Keeny, Spurgeon - Non-Proliferation Treaty, 7/1/ Non-Proliferation Treaty, Rostow, Keeny, 7/1/ Rostow, Walt - Non-Proliferation Treaty, 7/1/ Rostow, OAS - Protocol Amendments, 4/23/ HANDWRITING FILE More than 15,000 pages of memos, notes, doodles, and other documents with Lyndon Johnson s handwriting (excluding material normally filed in the National Security File) were placed in a special Handwriting File during the Johnson presidency. Copies were frequently placed in the regular files, but some documents in this file cannot be found elsewhere (for example, the scratch pad notes collected by secretaries from the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room). The file is arranged chronologically, making it possible to check for material on South Asia for certain times. The following folders are known to have material pertaining to Arms Control and Disarmament: Notes, etc. from Mr. Johnson s Desk (much undated) 1 [ICBM] July 1966 [2 of 3] (July 14-July 19) [Non-Proliferation Treaty] 16 January 1967 [4 of 4] (January 24 January 31) [Outer Space 19 Treaty] February 1967 [1 of 5] (February 1-February 9) [outer space] 20 July 1968 [1 of 3] (July 1-July 11) [ABMs] 30-19

20 ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORIES At the close of the Johnson administration, each department and agency was asked to prepare a history of its activities and accomplishments during the Johnson years. The histories consist of narratives with documentary supplements. Box # Arms Control and Disarmament Agency: Part I: Summary and Analysis of Principal Developments 1 Part II: Policy and Negotiations 1 A. Introduction B. Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons C. Outer-Space Treaty D. Latin American Nuclear-Free Zone E. Freeze and Reduction of Strategic Nuclear Delivery Vehicles F. Fissionable Materials Production Cutoff and Transfer G. Comprehensive Test Ban H. Arms Control and the Sea Bed I. General and Complete Disarmament J. Conventional Arms Transfers K. Other Measures 1. Bomber Destruction 2. Chemical and Biological Weapons 3. Foreign Bases and Troop Withdrawals 4. The Gomulka Proposal for a Nuclear Freeze in Central Europe 5. Military Expenditures 6. Non-Use of Nuclear Weapons 7. Observation Posts L. Implementation of Arms Control Agreements 1. The Antarctic Treaty 2. Limited Test Ban Treaty Part III: Research Programs 2 Part IV: Organization and Work of the Agency 2 Atomic Energy Commission: Chapters 8 through 11 of Volume I (Narrative History) and Volume II (Documentary Supplement) deal with the Non- Proliferation Treaty (chaps. 8 and 9), the development of peaceful nuclear explosives (chap. 10), and the cutback in the production of special nuclear materials (chap. 11). Chapters 8-11 of Volume II remain classified. Volume I Part II: Title Page 1 Part II: Table of Contents Part II: Chapter 8 Part II: Chapter 9-20

21 Department of State: See the following parts of Volume I (Narrative History): Chapter III (Europe), Section C: Political-Economic Relations (5) The Non-Proliferation 1 Treaty: Safeguards and Euratom Chapter III (Europe), Section E: U.S. Relations with the Soviet Union 1 Chapter X (United Nations), Section E: Outer Space Treaty 4 LEGISLATIVE BACKGROUND AND DOMESTIC CRISES FILE Background documentation for significant legislative achievements and major domestic crises during the Johnson presidency, compiled in 1968 by White House staff members, OUTER SPACE TREATY HISTORY 2 REPORTS ON ENROLLED LEGISLATION Prepared by the Director of the Legislative Reference Office of the Bureau of the Budget, these reports cover both private and public bills and joint resolutions submitted to the President for his approval. The reports include the purpose of the act, agency recommendations, and discussions of the ramifications of the legislation. For more information see the Special Files finding aid. P.L To Amend the Arms Control and Disarmament Act S. 777 P.L Amending the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 to Provide for Private Ownership of Special Nuclear Materials S P.L Amending the Arms Control and Disarmament Act H.R P.L Arms Control and Disarmament Act Amendments, 1968 H.R STATEMENTS OF LYNDON B. JOHNSON This chronologically arranged file includes drafts and final copies of speeches, backup materials, correspondence, and other documents. Statement on disarmament proposal, 7/21/55 18 Address Before the Annual Conference of the United Jewish Appeal, New 21 York City, New York. THE OPEN CURTAIN, 6/8/57 Statement in Committee One, on Outer Space, United Nations, 11/17/58 27 Statement on Nuclear Tests and Arms Control, 3/24/60 35 Statement by the President on the Reopening of the Geneva Disarmament 93 Conference, 1/21/64-21

22 Statement by the President on the Geneva Disarmament Conference, 6/9/ Statement by the President on the Anniversary of the Nuclear Test Ban 125 Treaty, 10/11/64 Statement by the President on the Anniversary of the Nuclear Test Ban 126 Treaty, 10/11/64 Remarks of the President at the Signing of the Bill Extending the Arms 148 Control and Disarmament Act, 5/27/65 Statement by the President on the Draft Treaty to Prevent the Spread of 157 Nuclear Weapons, 8/17/65 Annual Message to the Congress on the State of the Union Arms Control, 170 1/12/66 Message from the President to the 18-Nation Disarmament Committee on Its 174 Reconvening in Geneva, 1/27/66 Presidential Remarks at Meeting Officials of AID, AEC, Export Import 196 Bank, NASA, USIA, Peace Corps, U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, 7/20/66 Arms Control and Disarmament-Background Papers for Speeches (7/23/64), 198 7/23/66 Statement by the President on the Fifth Anniversary of the Arms Control and 211 Disarmament Act, 9/23/66 Remarks of the President at the National Reactor Testing Site for the Atomic 204 Energy Commission at Idaho Falls, Idaho, 8/26/66 Remarks of the President at the Signing of the Outer Space Treaty, 1/27/ President's Remarks on Sending to the Senate the First Treaty for the 228 Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, 2/7/67 President's Toast at a Luncheon Honoring Chairman Kosygin of the Soviet 240 Union, Glassboro, New Jersey, 6/23/67 Exchange of Remarks Between President Johnson and Premier Aleksei 242 Kosygin, Hollybush, Glassboro, New Jersey, 6/23/67 Remarks Following the President's First Meeting With Chairman Kosygin at 242 Glassboro, New Jersey, 6/23/67 Remarks Following the President's Second Meeting With Chairman Kosygin 242 at Glassboro, New Jersey, 6/25/67 Remarks of the President Upon Arrival on the South Lawn of the White 242 House from Glassboro, New Jersey, 6/25/67 Statement by the President on Presentation to the 18-Nation Disarmament 244 Committee of Non-Proliferation Treaty, 8/24/67 Statement by the President on the Presentation to the 18-Nation Disarmament 263 Committee of the Non-Proliferation Treaty, 1/18/68 Remarks of the President at Glassboro State College, Glassboro, N.J., 280 6/4/68 Remarks of the President to the United Nations General Assembly, New 281 York, New York, 6/12/68 Remarks of the President Upon Signing of the Non-Proliferation Treaty, 283 7/1/68 Statement by the President Urging Ratification by the Senate of the Nuclear 290 Nonproliferation Treaty, 10/11/68-22

23 LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON ARCHIVES In 1958, the Johnson staff instituted a records management program in the office which included a plan to dispose of noncurrent files. They set up the Lyndon Baines Johnson Archives (LBJA) to house items to be permanently retained rather than scheduled for disposal. Johnson files from the House and Senate period were screened, and selected items and files were moved to the LBJA file. Between 1958 and 1963, the staff continued to add to the file. Occasionally items were added during the White House period. [Disarmament] [material from Johnson's service on the Senate Armed Services Committee] Box # 64 SENATE PAPERS, Researchers may request review of individual folders. Advance notice is preferred. The papers reflect Johnson s role as Senator from Texas and as Democratic Party leader. Legislative Files, Disarmament 228 Case & Project Files, 1953 At-Az, [Atomic Tests] 6 Subject Files, 1959 Disarmament [2 folders] 642 Subject Files, 1960 Disarmament 748 Cuba, January-March 768 Cuba, April-June 769 Cuba, July 769 Disarmament 769 VICE PRESIDENTIAL PAPERS Vice Presidential Subject Files and Masters Files. Requests for review of individual folders will be accepted for both the V.P. Subject Files and the V.P. Masters Files. Advance noticed is preferred. Subject Files, 1961 Armed Services Disarmament ** 58 Cuba [6 folders] 80-23

24 Subject Files, 1962 Armed Services Disarmament ** 123 Disarmament ["The Economic and Social Consequences of 123 Disarmament," U. S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency] Disarmament [Answered by Form Letter] 123 Cuba [4 folders] 135 Cuba [4 folders] 136 Subject Files, 1963 Armed Services Disarmament 187 Weapons [includes material on test ban negotiations] 188 Cuba [1 of 4 folders] 195 Cuba [3 of 4 folders] 196 Cuba [Materials from the State Department on Cuba, 3/21/63] 196 Test Ban Treaty [1 of 3 folders] 238 Test Ban Treaty [2 of 3 folders] [includes a letter from W. Averell 239 Harriman and letters from LBJ to Secretary McNamara and to Glenn Seaborg, AEC Chairman] VICE PRESIDENTIAL SECURITY FILES The VP Security Files, , consist largely of the files of Colonel Howard L. Burris, who served as Air Force Aide to the Vice President following his appointment on February 25, Burris responsibilities included national security matters, contacts with the military, and foreign and domestic travel. NSC Cuba 4 National Security Council [II] 4 National Security Council 5 NSC Decisions on Resumption of Nuclear Testing With Supporting 5 Data Memos to the Vice President from Colonel Burris, January June 1962 Nuclear Testing 7 U.S. Negotiating Position-Geneva 7 [Notebook on Disarmament, 1962] 7 [Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, 1962] 7 Disarmament Proposals, February Policy Papers and Background Studies on Cuba Affair (I-VI) 8 UN Cables re Cuba Affair (I-III) 8 Cuba (Miscellaneous Papers) May 1961 and Nov. Dec [President Kennedy Comments on Cuba, 10/31/63] 9 [Arms Control and Disarmament] 17-24

25 PERSONAL PAPERS This collection of papers from individuals or organizations came to the Library separate from President Johnson's papers. See the finding aid for information concerning the availability of individual collections. George W. Ball Box # The Papers of George W. Ball consist of notes of his telephone conversations while Under Secretary of State, Britain II [12/2/63 11/23/64] 1 Britain III 11/24/64 12/31/65 1 A-Tests 1 China (Peking) [1/21/64 7/22/66] 2 Cuba II [12/12/63 5/30/66] 2 Disarmament [4/18/64-8/16/66] 3 MLF [12/2/63] 12/64 4 MLF II [1/8/65 4/8/66] 4 USSR 6 Arthur Barber Events Leading to the Freeze Agreement 1 Francis Bator Francis Bator's papers reflect his activities as an NSC staff member from 1964 to 1967 responsible for European affairs and foreign economic policy. The papers consist of memoranda, correspondence, speeches, State Department cables, notes, and a Chronological File. Chronological File 1-6 Pen Pal - January NATO/France, German Nuclear Sharing (Pre-Erhard Visit) 26 NATO Nuclear Problem, MLF/ANF 28 A Nuclear Role for Germany--What do the Germans Want? 4/4/66 28 Nuclear Sharing 29 MLF/ANF (Multilateral Force/Atlantic Nuclear Force) 29 Non-Proliferation, 8/3/65-7/29/66 30 Non-Proliferation, 8/1/66-9/27/66 30 Non-Proliferation, 10/3/66-11/30/66 30 Non-Proliferation, 12/1/66-1/67 30 Non-Proliferation Treaty 31 Clark Clifford These files reflect Clark Clifford's activities as Secretary of Defense from March 1968 to January Memoranda of...agenda for Discussion 7 Committees: Atomic Energy Joint Committee 8 Arms Control and Disarmament Agency 14 [NATO Defense Minister s Meetings] 17 Soviet Union - Talks on Reduction of Strategic Nuclear Weapons 17 Staff Meeting Memos (see also box 7 Staff Meeting ) 18-25

26 Arms Control on the Seabed [2 folders] 20 Kosygin - Talks with Soviet Union [3 folders] 22 Sentinel ABM 25 George Elsey Material related to Arms Control and Disarmament is scattered throughout this collection. 1-4 Alain Enthoven These files reflect Alain Enthoven s activities as Deputy Comptroller and Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Analysis primarily from [vol. 3, Theater Nuclear Forces] 1 [vol. 3, Nuclear Weapons Stockpile and Fissionable Materials 1 Requirements] [NATO/Theater Nuclear Issues 1 of 3] 15 [NATO/Theater Nuclear Issues 2 of 3] 15 [NATO/Theater Nuclear Issues 3 of 3] 15 Morton Halperin Chron File, Jan - Jun Dr. Halperin's Chron File, Jan - Mar Dr. Halperin's Chron File, Apr - May Dr. Halperin's Chron File, Jun - Jul Dr. Halperin's Chron File, Aug - Dec DASD Chron, Jan Halperin Chron File, Jan - Mar Halperin Chron File, Mar - Jul 1969 I 3 Halperin Chron File, Mar - Jul 1969, II 4 NSC/RG 5 NSSM's Completed 5 NSSM Copies 5 National Security Study Memorandum 3 5 Report on Analysis of Alternative Nuclear Strategies and Force 6 Postures, Apr 1, 1969 Copy Appendix B to Report on Analysis... 6 Strategic Arms Limitation Talks Basic Book, 25 Jan Strategic Missile Talks 7 ABM 7 U. Alexis Johnson Information related to Arms Control and Disarmament, specifically the SALT negotiations is scattered throughout this file. 1-26

27 Robert W. Komer These files reflect Robert Komer s activities in the Central Intelligence Agency and later as an NSC staff member from Materials related to the Soviet Union and disarmament is scattered throughout this file. Sherwin Markman Trips [Non-Proliferation Treaty Signing Ceremony July 1, 1968] ** Box # Drew Pearson Viereck, Sylvester F 33, 1 of 3 War Department F 33, 2 of 3 Douglas, Lewis B F 149, 1 of 3 Disarmament 1932 Clippings ** F 149, 1 of 3 Disarmament ** F 149, 1 of 3 Fish, Rep. Hamilton #1 F 150, 3 of 3 Forrestal, James F 151, 1 of 3 Forrestal, James (See also Dulles, Dillon, Read) F 151, 1 of 3 Great Britain, 1940 F 153, 3 of 3 Hull, Cordell #2 F 155, 3 of 3 Hull, Cordell #1 F 155, 3 of 3 Wallace, Henry A. G 87, 3 of 3 Disarmament ** G 132, 3 of 3 Clippings Re Controversy with Hull G 136, 3 of 3 Wallace, Henry G 210, 2 of 5 Goldwater, Sen. Barry # G 235, 1 of 3 Goldwater, Sen. Barry # G 235, 1 of 3 Goldwater, Sen. Barry # G 235, 1 of 3 Hydrogen Bomb #1 G 236, 2 of 3 Hydrogen Bomb #2 G 236, 2 of 3 Stevenson, Adlai G 243, 2 of 3 I. Dominican Republic (also see Trujillo) G 271, 1 of 3 Symington, Stuart G 282, 3 of 3 Gruenther, Gen. Alfred C. G 284, 1 of 2 Gruening, Sen. Ernest - see also Alaska G 284, 1 of 2 Javits, Sen. Jacob K. G 286, 2 of 2 Middle East - G 289, 2 of 3 Nuclear Tests (and Suspension of) ** G 291, 3 of 3 Radiation G 294, 2 of 3 Republican Convention 1960 G 294, 3 of 3 Peter R. Rosenblatt SALT Sources 5 SALT Study Correspondence 5 Moral Appeals, SALT (Steve) 19-27

28 Revised SALT Book 23 US-Soviet Relations, General 24 SALT II 50 Barefoot H. Sanders ARMS CONTROL [1968] 16 Glenn T. Seaborg The Papers of Glenn T. Seaborg consist of twelve volumes of his journal as Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. These journals contain narratives as well as copies of documents from his files, Please consult the finding aid for a more detailed description of the folders contained within this file. Bromley K. Smith US Policy Towards Cuba 25 BKS-LBJ Meetings re Cuba th NSC MTG 6/9/66 The Problem of Indian Nuclear 30 Weapons 584 th NSC MTG 3/27/68 Draft Treaty on Non-Proliferation of 32 Nuclear Weapons William Westmoreland GENERAL-FOREIGN, Cuban Missile Crisis 28 RECORDS OF THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE Materials accumulated by officials, staff members, and special groups of the Democratic National Committee during the 1960, 1964, and 1968 Presidential campaigns. Series I Arms Control and Disarmament 11 Atomic Energy Policy of U.S. 11 Atomic Treaty with Russia U.S. Russia Offer Joint A 11 Treaty on Nonproliferation, August, 1967 Johnson, Pres. Lyndon: On Vietnam. Johnson-Goldwater 135 Controversy on use of Nuclear Arms Johnson, Pres. Lyndon: Foreign Policy 1965, Meeting with Erhard 141 (German Chancellor) Johnson, Pres. Lyndon: Great Britain: Meeting with Prime Minister 144 Wilson on the MLF problem, 1964 Johnson, Pres. Lyndon: Foreign Policy 1961: Russia Nuclear 144 Testing Johnson, Pres.: Speeches, Labor. Text of Pres. Johnson s Speech 155 Given at Cadillac Square - 28