Index

• Albania. See Albanian resolution under UN representation issue.
• Aldrich, George H., 193n , 254n , 308n , 374n , 496n , 567, 574n , 624n , 753n
• Alldredge, Capt., 623n
• Allen, Henry W., 733n
• Allen, Ward P., 602n
• Alphand, Herve, 1–3, 5–7
• Anderson (DOD), 374n , 496n , 633
• Anderson, Donald M., 569n
• Anderson, Jack, 683, 689
• Armstrong, Oscar V., 671n , 690n , 700n
• Arzac, Daniel N., 671n
• Aughavin, Dennis F., 706n
• Australia, 470, 611, 750
• Ayub Khan, Mohammad, 174n
• Bacon, Leonard L., 8n , 23n
• Ball, George W.:
  • Mongolia, 748n
  • PRC nuclear capabilities, 109–110, 115n
  • UN representation issue, 120, 313–314, 705
  • U.S.-PRC relations, 129, 180, 228
• Banning, Brig. Gen., 706n
• Barber, Arthur W., 308n
• Barnett, A. Doak, 513n , 634–636
• Barnett, Robert W., 9, 27n , 562, 564–566, 700–701, 706n
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 61, 274, 680
• Barton, William, 137
• Battle, Lucius D., 739n
• Beam, Jacob D., 308n
• Beaulne, Yvon, 455
• Belgium, 407, 432, 439
• Belk, Samuel E., 125–128
• Belman, Murray J., 666n
• Bennett, Josiah, 129n , 142n , 245n , 281n , 286n , 402n , 437n , 443n , 539n , 572n , 574n , 745n , 748n
  • Offshore Islands, 585
  • U.S.-ROC relations, 562, 564, 566
• Berger, Samuel D., 245n , 254n , 265n , 266n , 390n , 402ng , 403n , 407n , 436n , 453n , 539n , 601n , 602n , 623n
  • Cultural Revolution, 526
  • Offshore Islands, 585
  • ROC anti-mainland operations, 495
  • UN representation issue, 261, 409, 418n
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 197, 200, 416–417
  • U.S.-ROC relations, 226–228, 595
• Berry, Col. Austin L., 209, 266n
• Blouin, Adm., 245n
• Blue Lion Committee. See under ROC anti-mainland operations.
• Bohlen, Charles E., 1–2, 680, 739n , 753n
• Brown, Elizabeth Ann, 289n
• Brown, Winthrop G., 642, 690n , 700n , 706n , 718n , 723n , 753–755
• Brubeck, William H., 56
• Buffum, William B., 85n , 358n , 418n
• Bundy, McGeorge, 3, 27n , 60, 142n , 230n
  • Mongolia recognition, 220
  • PRC nuclear capabilities, 23, 24n , 39n , 56–57, 109, 115
    • Congressional leadership meeting, 113–114
    • Reconnaissance flights, 77–78, 94–96, 106
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 115n
    • U.S.-Soviet discussions, 104–105
  • ROC anti-mainland operations, 144, 190–191, 247
  • ROC political situation, 25–26
  • UN representation issue, 125–127, 223, 224
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 55–56, 117, 130, 171, 249, 354n
    • State-Defense studies, 183, 197, 199–201
    • Travel restrictions, 195–196
  • U.S.-PRC relations, 64, 75, 173–174
  • U.S.-ROC relations, 55–56, 133, 160, 215–216
• Bundy, William P., 65n , 70n , 84n , 129n , 142n , 144n , 174n , 296n , 308n , 358n , 364n , 374n , 420n , 430n , 443n , 476n , 496n , 500n , 567n , 574n , 624n , 670n , 686n , 733n , 747n
  • Canadian PRC recognition, 681–683
  • Mongolia, 745–750
  • Offshore Islands, 59
  • PRC travel restrictions, 219–220, 229, 281, 666–669
  • ROC anti-mainland operations, 32, 83, 240, 495
  • ROC political situation, 271–272
  • Sino-Soviet relations, 559
  • UN representation issue, 120, 220, 261, 313, 344n
    • Canadian Two-China resolution, 425, 427
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 271, 437
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 180, 183, 249n , 251n , 281, 299–300, 410–411
    • Cincinnati speech (Feb. 1968), 638–641, 643–644
    • Trade, 541–543, 597–598, 639–640
    • Travel restrictions, 174–176, 471–475
  • U.S.-ROC relations, 216, 218–221, 286, 595–596
    • Cincinnati speech (Feb. 1968), 638–641
    • ROC visit, 41, 271–273
    • Status of Forces Agreement, 193–195
    • U.S. military aid, 272, 621–622
    • Yen visit, 556, 562
  • Vietnam conflict, 555n
  • Warsaw talks, 203n , 206, 228–230, 270n , 306–308, 492–494
• Burma, 84–85, 336, 547, 675
• Butterworth, W. Walton, 304, 372, 420n
• Cabot, John M.. See Warsaw talks.
• Cabot-Wang talks. See Warsaw talks.
• Cambodia, 258, 336
• Cameroon, 611
• Canada (see also Canadian and U.S.-Canadian subheadings under other subjects):
  • PRC recognition proposals, 681–683
• Carter, Lt. Gen. Marshall S., 107
• Cavender, Col., 671n
• Central Intelligence Agency (CIA):
  • Cultural Revolution, 360n , 361–364, 399–402, 503–507
  • PRC nuclear capabilities, 107–108
  • Radio propaganda, 354–355
  • ROC anti-mainland operations, 476–478, 660–661
  • ROC political situation, 662
  • Sino-Soviet relations, 33, 644
  • Tibet, 731–733, 739–742
  • U.S.-ROC relations, 595–596
• Chamberlain (CIA), 107–108
• Chang Chu-hsuan, 511
• Chang Chun, 346–347
• Chase, Gordon, 223–224
• Cheng, Johnson, 9
• Chen I, 34, 73, 174n , 321–323, 331, 384, 402n
• Chen Po-ta, 523
• Ch’en Tung (see also Warsaw talks), 642
• Chen Yi. See Chen I.
• Chew, Vice Adm. John L., 688–689, 720n
• Chiang Ching-kuo:
  • Cultural Revolution, 392–394, 537, 572, 599
  • French PRC recognition, 19, 25
  • French-ROC relations, 13–15, 25
  • Health, 288
  • Mongolia, 751
  • Mongolia recognition, 220
  • Offshore Islands, 688–689
  • PRC military capabilities, 115–116, 662
  • PRC propaganda, 537–538
  • ROC anti-mainland operations, 141, 240, 477, 495–496, 572
    • Blue Lion Committee, 353–354
    • Great Torch Five, 211–213, 221, 224–226, 236–237, 242–249
    • Intelligence cooperation, 403, 599–601
    • Political action plans, 553, 599–600, 604–606, 660–661
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 242–245, 402–403, 660–661
  • ROC internal security, 662
  • Rusk visits, 492
  • Tibet, 660
  • UN representation issue, 348, 454–455
  • U.S. military aid, 141, 155, 157–159, 297–298, 324, 538, 616–618, 697n , 720n
  • U.S. nuclear deterrent, 157–160
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 219–220, 270, 297n , 411
  • U.S.-ROC high-level talk proposals, 221–223, 226–227
  • U.S. visit, 202–203, 209–223
  • Vietnam conflict, 29–30, 287
• Chiang Kai-shek:
  • Cultural Revolution, 531–532
  • French PRC recognition, 4, 13–14, 15n , 19–20, 22
  • Health, 615
  • Johnson correspondence, 25–29, 133, 142–143, 212–213, 539–540
  • Offshore Islands, 684–685
  • PRC nuclear capabilities, 50–51, 112–113, 116
  • ROC anti-mainland operations, 239, 248, 552–553
    • Chiang-Johnson correspondence, 133, 212–213
    • Cline talks, 190–191, 202
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 43–45, 48–49, 190–191, 236–237, 350–351, 612–613
  • ROC-Japanese relations, 53–54
  • ROC political situation, 25–26, 31, 271–272
  • ROC security pact proposals, 20–21, 29–30, 45–47, 49–51
  • Sino-Soviet relations, 41–43, 531–532
  • UN representation issue, 445–452
    • Study committee proposals, 457–467
    • Successor state resolution proposals, 344–348, 350
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 53, 55, 279–280
  • U.S. military aid, 155–158, 692–694, 697–700, 703–704
  • U.S. nuclear deterrent, 51–52, 54–55
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 279–280, 356–357, 410–411, 683–686
  • Warsaw talks, 52–53, 270
  • U.S.-ROC relations, 129, 227
  • Rusk visits, 41–54, 344–348, 350–352, 489–491
  • Vietnam conflict, 20–21, 30, 234–239, 351–352
• Chiang Kai-shek, Madame, 41, 47, 288, 296, 552
  • PRC nuclear capabilities, 113, 116
  • UN representation issue, 445, 462
  • U.S. visit, 207–209
• Chiba, Kazuo, 433
• Ch’ien, Frederick, 445, 462, 552
• Chile, 470
• China, People’s Republic of (see also PRC subheadings under other subjects; Sino-Soviet relations):
  • Canadian recognition proposals, 681–683
  • Cultural Revolution, 363, 396
    • China Panel meetings, 513–517
    • CIA reports, 361–364, 399–402, 503–507
    • Jenkins reports, 388–389, 517–518, 523–524, 527–530, 548–549, 580, 590, 650–656, 659, 687–688, 701–702, 712–715, 720–721, 725–726
    • Alexis Johnson speech, 519
    • Military capabilities and, 696
    • National Intelligence Estimates, 573–574, 678–679
    • Revolutionary Committees, 725–726
    • Rice papers, 326–332, 596–599
    • ROC responses, 392–394, 525, 571–572, 676
    • Rostow reports, 360–364, 374, 499–502, 521–522, 545–547, 570–571, 663
    • Rusk report, 646–647
    • Sino-Soviet relations and, 479, 481, 485, 512–513, 521, 531–532
    • State-Defense studies, 333–335
    • Tibet and, 739–740, 744
    • UN representation issue and, 421, 607–608
    • U.S.-Japanese discussions, 433–435
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 392–394, 537, 556–561, 599
    • U.S.-Soviet discussions, 394–395, 490–492, 526, 589
    • U.S. trade with PRC and, 542–543
    • Warsaw talks, 633
  • Economic situation, 401–402, 506, 694–695
    • National Intelligence Estimates, 15–17, 154, 241–242, 583–584
    • State-Defense studies, 199–200, 334
    • U.S.-Japanese discussions, 433–434
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 43–45
  • Foreign policy, 168–170, 728
  • French recognition, 1–15, 19–20, 25–26, 31, 92
  • Hong Kong, 252–253
  • Japan, relations with, 10, 258, 435
  • Military capabilities (see also Nuclear capabilities below ), 335, 553–555
    • National Intelligence Estimates, 152–154, 593–594, 695–697
    • Special National Intelligence Estimates, 415–416
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 212, 662
  • Nuclear capabilities, 57–58, 70, 131, 133
    • CIA memorandum, 107–108
    • Congressional leadership meeting, 113–114
    • National Intelligence Estimates, 146–148, 154
    • NSC discussions, 108–112
    • Soviet intervention possibility, 512–513
    • Special National Intelligence Estimates, 78–81, 107, 415–416
    • State-Defense studies, 187, 335
    • U.S. military aid to ROC and, 155, 158
    • U.S. responses, 23–24, 39–40, 58, 144–146
      • Planning Group discussions, 96–99
      • Reconnaissance flights, 77–78, 94–96, 106, 134
      • Soviet joint action proposals, 94–95, 97–99, 104–105
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 50–51, 112–113, 115–116, 155, 207–208, 410, 558
    • Warsaw talks, 136, 179
  • Political situation (see also Cultural Revolution above ), 43, 192–193, 200
  • Propaganda, 537–538
  • United States, relations with, 173–174, 256–259, 633–634
    • Fishing boat incidents, 229–230, 233, 234n , 265, 314, 316
    • Foreign minister meeting proposal, 285, 299–300, 307
    • Hainan incident (Feb. 13, 1968), 641–642
    • Nan Hai incident (July 1966), 377–378
    • U.S.-Soviet discussions, 726–728
    • Warsaw talks. See Warsaw talks.
    • Yunnan aircraft incident (May 12, 1966), 308–310, 314–316
  • U.S. policy (see also UN representation issue):
    • Academic experts meeting, 634–638
    • Bundy Cincinnati speech (Feb. 1968), 638–641, 643–644
    • Congressional hearings, 274–275, 281, 318, 357
    • Containment, 119, 188–190, 215–216, 262, 338–341
    • Containment without isolation (see also Travel restrictions below), 273–274, 281, 318–319, 356, 366–372
      • Manila declaration, 410–411
      • ROC reactions, 271, 279–280, 296–297, 356–357, 410–411
      • Thomson papers, 262–264, 274–275
      • Warsaw talks, 314–316, 383, 385
    • Covert action, 550
    • Goldberg position, 285–286
    • Japanese position, 367–368
    • Jenkins reports, 656–659, 709–718
    • Komer paper, 130–132
    • Mansfield visit proposals, 551
    • Radio propaganda, 284, 354–355
    • Reischauer appointment proposal, 249–251
    • Rice paper, 282–284
    • Rostow summary, 662–665
    • Rusk report, 645–650
    • Scientific exchanges, 627
    • State-Defense studies, 180–190, 332–343
    • Thomson papers, 117–120, 171–173, 262–264, 274–275
    • Tibet and, 744
  • Trade, 284, 364–366, 541–543, 597–598
    • Bundy Cincinnati speech (Feb. 1968), 639–640
    • Jenkins reports, 658, 680–681, 716
    • Rostow papers, 664, 729–730
    • Rusk report, 645–646
    • Thomson papers, 119, 264
  • Travel restrictions, 174–176, 416–417
    • Bundy paper, 666–669
    • Congressional hearings, 281
    • Revised regulations (1966), 471–475
    • ROC position, 271
    • Rostow policy summary, 664
    • Rusk report, 645
    • Thomson papers, 118–119, 171–173, 263–264
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 219–220
    • Warsaw talks, 36n , 229, 577–578, 624–625
    • White request, 195–196
  • U.S.-ROC discussions, 683–686
• China, Republic of (see also ROC, ROC anti-mainland operations, and U.S.-ROC subheadings under other subjects):
  • Economic situation, 161, 163–164
  • French PRC recognition, 4–5, 8–15
  • French relations breakoff, 1, 7–8, 10–15, 22
  • Japan, relations with, 53–54
  • Mongolia, 750–752, 754
  • Political situation, 90–91, 160–163, 271–272, 287, 338
    • French PRC recognition and, 25–26, 31
    • Internal security, 618–621, 662
    • U.S. Embassy reporting policy, 162–163
  • Tibet, 736–737
  • United States, relations with, 26–27, 129
    • Bundy Cincinnati speech (Feb. 1968), 638–641, 643–644
    • Chiang Ching-kuo visit, 202–203, 209–223
    • Chiang-Johnson correspondence, 25–29, 133, 142–143, 212–213, 539–540
    • High-level talk proposals, 221–223, 226–228
    • Madame Chiang visit, 207–209
    • Rusk visits, 41–54, 319–321, 344–352, 489–492
    • Security pact proposals, 20–21, 26, 29–31, 49–51
    • U.S economic aid, 272–273, 351n , 544–545, 588
    • Yen visit, 556–564
  • U.S. military aid, 266–269, 324–326, 706–709, 718–720
    • Country Team assessments, 614–615, 675
    • Jenkins reports, 703–704
    • Offshore Islands, 585–587
    • Sullivan proposals, 534
  • U.S.-ROC discussions, 141, 155–159, 212, 214, 287–288, 538–539, 616–618, 621–622, 692–694, 697–700
  • U.S. military presence, 193–195, 623, 671–672
  • U.S. nuclear deterrent discussions, 51–52, 54–55, 156–160
  • U.S. policy:
    • National Policy Papers, 55–56, 86–94
    • Shoesmith paper, 672–674
    • Sullivan proposals, 532–536, 564–566
    • Thomson report, 160–164
  • China Panel, 513–517, 672
  • Chinn, Herman I., 624n
  • Chou Chung-feng, 605
  • Chou En-Lai:
    • Cultural Revolution, 400, 504, 514, 558
      • Jenkins reports, 518, 523–524, 528–529, 549, 590, 726
      • Malley report, 546–547
      • Rice papers, 328, 330
      • Rostow reports, 500, 502
    • Disarmament, 312, 316
    • U.S.-PRC relations, 173–174, 256–257, 315, 323
      • Warsaw talks, 34, 134–135
    • Vietnam conflict, 138, 546
    • Chou Hung-ching case, 8
    • Chow Shu-Kai, 207, 209, 215–216, 218, 508
      • UN representation issue, 425n , 427–430, 437, 608–610
      • U.S. military aid, 621–622, 703
      • Yen U.S. visit, 556, 562
    • Christensen, Don T., 8n
    • Christian, George, 568n
    • Ciccolella, Maj. Gen. R. G., 688, 697n , 699–700, 720n
    • Cleveland, J. Harlan, 120–125, 128, 137
    • Clifford, Clark M., 641–642
    • Cline, Ray S., 25–27, 286–288
  • French-ROC relations, 12–15, 25
  • PRC nuclear capabilities, 108–109, 115–116
  • ROC anti-mainland operations, 190–191, 202
  • Vietnam conflict, 231–232, 287
• Clough, Ralph N., 54n , 59–60, 191n , 564, 700n , 746
  • ROC visit, 41, 49
• Cobb, William B., Jr., 124
• Colby, William E., 65, 476n , 495–496, 550, 595
• Congress, U.S.:
  • PRC nuclear capabilities, 113–114
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 274–275, 281, 318, 357
• Cooper, Chester, 182, 207, 215–216
• Couve de Murville, Maurice, 1–2
• Cowherd, Col., 265n
• Cox (Canada), 137
• Cramer, Rear Adm. S. D., Jr., 641
• Critchfield, James, 739n
• Cultural Revolution. See under China, People’s Republic of.
• Cunningham, William J., 85n
• Czechoslovakia, 703
• Dalai Lama, 731–734, 736
• Davidson, Daniel I., 726
• Davis, Nathaniel, 388, 418n , 420
• Davis, Richard H., 436n , 745n
• Davydov, Boris, 726–728
• De Gaulle, Charles, 1, 8, 10n
• Dean, David, 34n , 65n , 228n , 265n , 281n , 296n , 299n , 308n , 321n , 745n
  • State-Defense studies, 180
  • U.S. military aid to ROC, 718n , 720n
  • Warsaw talks, 206, 265
• Defense, U.S. Department of, 248, 379
  • State-Defense studies, 180–190, 332–343
• Denmark, 439
• Denney, George C., 495n , 660n
• Dexter, John B., 83n , 84n
• Dirksen, Everett M., 207
• Disarmament, 264, 384, 386–387
  • Warsaw talks, 134–135, 307, 312–313, 316, 384, 626
• Dobrynin, Anatoliy F.:
  • Cultural Revolution, 394–395, 589
  • PRC nuclear capabilities, 104–105, 115
• Donald, Richard H., 402n , 493n , 541n , 623n , 671n , 681n , 690n
• Dornheim, Arthur, 737n , 745n , 747n
• Dougall, Kathleen C., 743
• Douglas, William O., 3
• Downey, 578
• Drexler, Robert W., 321n
• Drumwright, Everett, 13n
• Eckstein, Alexander, 513n , 634–637
• Ecuador, 611
• Eisenhower, Dwight D., 127, 303–304, 586
• Elder, Walter, 115n , 191n
• Enders, Thomas O., 602n
• Evans, Allan, 495n , 660n
• Fairbank, John K., 274, 513n , 673
• Fanfani, Amintore, 432, 438n
• Fearey, Robert A., 9, 129n , 142n , 193n , 224n , 245n , 266n , 281n , 296n
• Fecteau, 578
• Feldman, Mark B., 567n
• Felt, Adm. Harry D., 567
• Flynn, Lt. Robert, 629
• Fong, Hiram L., 206
• Ford (CIA), 595–596
• Forrestal, Michael V., 27n , 56–57, 65n
• Foster, William C., 39n , 137
• France. See French subheadings under other subjects.
• Freeman, Orville L., 544n
• Fried, Edward, 729n
• Friedman, Alvin, 224n , 245n
• Fulbright, J. William, 318, 618n
• Ganley, Oswald H., 574n
• Gardner, James R., 495
• Gaud, William S., 544n
• Gentner, Adm. William E., 155, 235, 240, 242, 298
• Germany, Federal Republic of, 8
• Getsinger, Norman W., 737n
• Ghana, 470
• Gim, Weaver, 569n
• Givan, Walker F., 137
• Gleysteen, William, 374n , 390n , 407n , 425n , 427n , 453n , 469n , 602n , 608n , 705n
• Glick, Brig. Gen., 718n
• Godley, G. McMurtrie, 671n , 706n
• Goldberg, Arthur J., 344n , 358n
  • Cultural Revolution, 531–532
  • Mongolia, 754
  • Tibet, 734–735
  • UN representation issue, 285, 293–296, 301, 303, 388
    • Canadian Two-China resolution, 418n
    • Nov. 1966 statement, 420
    • Presidential adviser meeting, 313
    • Study committee proposals, 419, 442
    • U.S.-Canadian discussions, 304–306
    • U.S.-Soviet discussions, 404
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 219, 285–286, 307
• Goodby, James, 180, 183n
• Grant, Lindsey, 61, 65n , 70n , 142n , 182, 745n
• Great Britain. See United Kingdom.
• Green, Marshall, 4n , 23n , 27n , 34n , 61n , 85n , 129n , 142n , 733n
  • Mongolia, 746
  • PRC travel restrictions, 182–183
• Greene, Fred, 415n , 678n , 700n
• Gromyko, Andrei A., 404, 490–492
• Gronouski, John A. (see also Warsaw talks), 386–387, 642
• Habib, Philip C., 595, 671n
• Hagerty, Herbert G., 737n
• Halperin, Morton, 379, 624n
• Hamilton, William C., 495, 595
• Handley, William J., 737n
• Harman, Gary R., 124
• Harriman, W. Averell, 4n , 13n , 25–27, 70n , 142n , 374n French PRC recognition, 1–3, 5
  • PRC nuclear capabilities, 98
  • ROC anti-mainland operations, 81
  • UN representation issue, 120
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 318–319
• Harris, Gen., 240
• Helms, Richard M., 60, 65, 99, 479n , 573n , 695n
  • Hong Kong, 568n
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 354–355, 550
• Henry, David H., 745n
• Herbert, Eugene T., 193n
• Heymann, Philip B., 471–475
• Hickenlooper, Bourke, 114
• Hightower, Gen., 197
• Holdridge, John H., 569n , 601n , 666n , 670n
• Holland (DOD), 496n , 574n
• Holmes, Julius C., 513n
• Hong Kong, 252–254, 374, 567–568
• Hopson, Donald, 255, 321–323, 329, 331
• Howard, Wally, 111
• Hsi Sha Islands, 18n
• Hsu Hsiang-chen, 548–549
• Hsu Ju-ch’i, Gen., 240, 520
• Hsu Wu-ch’iu, 585
• Hu, Maj. Gen. S. K., 155, 157
• Huang Chi-ming, 621
• Hughes, Thomas L., 260, 403n , 415n , 476n , 495, 550, 595, 660n , 678n , 728n
• Hummel, Arthur W., Jr.:
  • Cultural Revolution, 490–492
  • Offshore Islands, 585–588
  • ROC anti-mainland operations, 239–240, 242–245, 259–260, 507–508
    • Cultural Revolution and, 571–572
    • Political action plans, 552, 604
    • Thailand/Burma irregulars, 520–521
  • ROC security pact proposals, 29
  • UN representation issue, 445, 462, 467–468
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 270, 279–280, 297n
  • U.S.-ROC relations, 221–223, 273, 297–298, 319–321
  • Vietnam conflict, 235
• Humphrey, Hubert H., 238–239, 274–275, 568n
• Ikeda, Hayato, 10, 21
• India, 337, 349
  • Kashmir conflict, 199, 204
  • Tibet, 660, 731, 735–738, 743
• Indonesia, 336, 349, 470
• International Telecommunications Satellite Corporation (INTELSAT), 625–626
• Iran, 470
• Italy (see also Study committee proposals under UN representation issue):
  • French PRC recognition, 8
  • UN representation issue, 349, 407–408, 432, 439
• Jacobson, Harald W., 245n , 265n , 308n , 321n , 436n , 441, 496n , 500n , 564–565, 574n , 597n , 601n , 666n , 670n , 748n , 753n
• James, Leon, 629
• Jao Shu-shih, 43
• Japan, 366–372, 433–435
  • China, People’s Republic of, relations with, 10, 69, 258, 435
  • French PRC recognition, 8
  • Mongolia, 754
  • Political situation, 10, 21, 51
  • PRC nuclear capabilities and, 145
  • ROC anti-mainland operations, 612–613
  • State-Defense studies, 181, 337–338, 342
  • UN representation issue, 368, 470
  • United States, relations with, 366–367, 710
  • Vietnam conflict and, 181
• Jenkins, Alfred LeS., 496n , 539n , 556n , 728
  • Cultural Revolution, 388–389, 517–518, 523–524, 527–530, 548–549, 580, 590, 701–702, 720–721
    • China Panel meetings, 513–517
    • U.S. policy toward PRC and, 529–530, 650–656, 712–715
  • UN representation issue, 379–382, 409–410, 606–608
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 656–659, 709–718
    • Academic experts meeting, 634–638
    • Trade, 658, 680–681
    • Travel restrictions, 416–417
  • U.S. policy toward ROC, 672–674, 703–704
• Jenkins, Walter E., Jr., 677
• Jessup, Peter, 354–355, 512–513, 550, 731n , 739n
• Johnson, Maj. Gen. D. B., 235
• Johnson, Lyndon B., 650n
  • Cultural Revolution, 326, 396, 501, 503, 519, 531
    • Jenkins reports, 523n , 527n , 548n , 580n , 687n , 701
    • Rice papers, 596, 598
    • Rostow reports, 360–361, 374, 499, 521, 545, 570
  • French PRC recognition, 3–5, 25
  • French-ROC relations, 12, 25
  • Hong Kong, 568n
  • Japan, 366n
  • PRC military capabilities, 553
  • PRC nuclear capabilities, 57n , 70, 77, 94–96, 106, 109–110, 113–114
  • ROC anti-mainland operations, 144, 190
  • ROC political situation, 31
  • Sino-Soviet relations, 644
  • Tibet, 733–734
  • UN representation issue, 125–128, 418, 420, 432
    • Presidential adviser meetings, 313–314, 387–388
    • Study committee proposals, 418n , 457–461
    • Successor state resolution proposals, 293–294, 301, 303
    • U.S.-Canadian discussions, 372–373
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 195, 273, 285, 551, 582–583, 662
    • Academic experts meeting, 634–638
    • Speech (July 12, 1966), 356
  • U.S.-PRC relations, 173, 641–642, 729
    • Warsaw talks, 151n , 232n
  • U.S.-ROC relations, 216–218, 544, 556–561
    • Chiang correspondence, 25–29, 133, 142–143, 212–213, 539–540
  • Vietnam conflict, 238n , 555, 559–560
• Johnson, Robert, 39n , 57n , 96n , 97–98
• Johnson, Tom, 642
• Johnson, U. Alexis, 34n , 181n , 254n , 354–355, 642, 736, 737n
  • Cultural Revolution, 519
  • UN representation issue, 313–314
• Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS):
  • PRC nuclear capabilities, 24n , 144–146
  • ROC anti-mainland operations, 224–226, 248
• Jones, Betty Jane, 289n
• Jorden, William J., 296n , 374n , 500n , 672n
  • Cultural Revolution, 388n , 517n , 519n , 523n , 527n , 548n , 580n , 590n , 596–597, 634n , 687n
  • UN representation issue, 379, 409n
• Judd, Thomas M., 425n
• Kalb, Marvin, 281
• Kao Kang, 43
• Kashmir conflict, 199, 204, 217, 337
• Katzenbach, Nicholas deB., 541n , 666n , 753n
  • Mongolia, 680, 750n
  • UN representation issue, 407–408, 412–414, 418n , 425n
  • U.S. economic and military aid to ROC, 544, 621–622
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 597, 598n , 683
• Kearney, Richard D., 193n
• Kennedy, John F., 13n , 55, 67–68, 126–127
• Khrushchev, Nikita S., 42, 112n
• Kiang, Yi-seng, 9
• Kimball, John W., 611n , 733n , 737n
• King, Samuel L., 129n
• Kintner, Robert E., 303n , 354
• Kitchen, Jeffrey C., 180
• Klaus, Josef, 583
• Kohler, Foy D., 181, 515, 550n , 589, 745, 748n
• Komer, Robert W., 56n , 129n , 366n , 733n
  • Chiang-Johnson correspondence, 26–27, 133
  • French PRC recognition, 12–13, 31
  • PRC nuclear capabilities, 23–24, 96–99
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 130–132, 285–286
  • Warsaw talks, 64n , 76n
• Kono, Ichiro, 10
• Korea, Democratic Republic of, 338
• Korea, Republic of, 338
  • ROC security pact proposals, 20–21, 26, 29–31, 49–51
• Korean conflict, 2, 5–6, 36
• Koren, Henry L. T., 260, 736
• Kosaka, Zentaro, 433–435
• Kosygin, Alexei N., 112n
• Kreisberg, Paul H., 374n , 436n , 471n , 492n , 496n , 500n , 574n , 624n , 633, 638n , 666n , 690n , 700n , 706n , 723n , 753n
• Kung, Dr., 207
• Kuo Hsi-lin, 621
• Ky, Nguyen Cao, 210
• Lai Chia-chiu, 556, 562
• Lakeland, William C., 495
• Laos, 46, 336
  • Warsaw talks, 67–68, 72–73, 101, 104
• Leddy, Raymond G., 748, 753
• Lemos, Adm., 402n
• Lewin, Nathan, 624n , 666n
• Lewis, Col. William F., 180, 197
• Li Ching-Ch’uan, 504
• Li Hsien-nien, 528
• Li Kwoh-ting, 556, 562
• Li Lien-pi, 511
• Li Wen-huan, 520
• Lin An-chi, 43
• Lin Piao, 43, 204, 329–330, 573
  • CIA reports, 399–400, 504–505
  • Jenkins papers, 518, 523
  • Rostow reports, 374, 500, 502
• Lippmann, Walter S., 11
• Liu Chieh, 437–440, 556, 562–564
• Liu Chih-chien, 505
• Liu Lan-t’ao, 504
• Liu Ning-i, 504
• Liu Shao-chi, 329, 399, 504, 528, 546, 549, 557, 560, 590
• Lively, Lt. Col., 623n
• Lo (PRC), 676–677, 722
• Lo, Marshal, 559
• MacArthur, Douglas, II, 471n , 745n , 748n
• Macdonald, Donald S., 595–596
• Macomber, William B., Jr., 666n , 753n
• Malaysia, 336
• Malley, Simon, 546–547
• Manhart, Maj. Gen. A. H., 224–226
• Mansfield, Mike, 551
• Mao Tse-tung (see also Cultural Revolution under China, People’s Republic of), 69, 192–193, 258
• Mao Tse-tung, Madame, 502, 523
• Marks, Leonard, 354–355, 683
• Martin, Doyle V., 723n
• Martin, Paul:
  • UN representation issue, 137–140, 304, 358–360, 396–399, 432
  • Two-China resolution, 408, 427, 455–457
• Matsumura, Kenzo, 10
• Matsu. See Offshore Islands.
• Maurer, Ion Gheorghe, 582–583
• Mayland, Col., 718n
• McAfee, William, 403n , 476n , 495–496
• McCain, Adm., 703n
• McCloskey, Robert J., 471n , 690n
• McConaughy, Walter P.:
  • Appointment of, 314
  • Bundy Cincinnati speech (Feb. 1968), 643–644
  • Cultural Revolution, 392–394, 515, 537, 599
  • Mongolia, 750–752
  • Offshore Islands, 683–685, 688–689
  • PRC propaganda, 537–538
  • ROC anti-mainland operations, 350–351
    • Blue Lion Committee, 353–354
    • Country team assessments, 524–525, 591–592, 612–614, 674–676
    • Matsu incident (Oct. 1966), 405–407
    • Political action plans, 552–553, 599–600, 604–606, 660–661
    • U.S.-ROC intelligence cooperation, 599–601
  • ROC political situation, 618–621, 662
  • Tibet, 660
  • UN representation issue, 344–350, 427n , 430n
    • Study committee proposals, 440–441, 444, 454–455, 462–469
  • U.S. military aid to ROC, 538–539, 614–618, 692–694, 697–700, 703n
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 356–357, 410–411, 445–452, 683–686
  • U.S. policy toward ROC, 534n , 564
  • Vietnam conflict, 351–352
  • Yen visit, 556, 562
• McCone, John A., 33n , 77n , 106n , 231
  • French-ROC relations, 12–13, 25
  • PRC nuclear capabilities, 24n , 39n , 70, 113, 115n
    • NSC discussions, 109–111
    • Reconnaissance flights, 77–78, 94–96
  • McCord, Frank O., 541n , 748n
  • McDowell, Eleanor C., 193n
  • McNamara, Robert S.:
    • Hong Kong, 568n
    • PRC nuclear capabilities, 24n , 39n , 109, 114, 144
      • Reconnaissance flights, 77–78, 94–96, 106
    • ROC anti-mainland operations, 213, 224, 247–248
    • UN representation issue, 127, 379, 387n , 432n
    • U.S. policy toward PRC, 180n , 183, 197–201, 319
    • U.S.-PRC relations, 265n , 641–642
    • U.S.-ROC relations, 207–214, 324–326
  • McNaughton, John, 183, 197, 209, 211n
  • McNutt, Louise, 39n , 436n , 733n
  • Meeker, Leonard C., 177, 396, 418n , 443n , 567, 755n
  • Mehlert, Calvin E., 215–216, 218
  • Meloy, Francis E., 1n , 5n
  • Merchant, Livingston, 567
  • Meyer, Cord, 354–355
  • Meyers, Howard, 266n
  • Miki, Takeo, 10
  • Miller, Col., 671n
  • Miller, Robert H., 374n , 496n , 574n
  • Mongolia, 745–755
    • Sino-Soviet relations and, 220, 569–570, 752
    • U.S. recognition proposals, 172–173, 183, 220, 680, 745–749, 753–755
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 750–752
  • Morris, Donald R., 412, 750n
  • Mountbatten, Lord, 567
  • Moyers, Bill D., 294n
    • UN representation issue, 303n , 387n , 432n
    • U.S. policy toward PRC, 274, 318, 354–355
  • National Intelligence Estimates:
    • NIE 10–2–64, “Prospects for the International Communist Movement,” 62–63
    • NIE 11–12–66, “The Outlook for Sino-Soviet Relations,” 479–489
    • NIE 13–64, “Economic Prospects for Communist China,” 15–17
    • NIE 13–2–65, “Communist China’s Advanced Weapons Program,” 146–148
    • NIE 13–3–65, “Communist China’s Military Establishment,” 152–154
    • NIE 13–3–68, “Communist China’s General Purpose and Air Defense Forces,” 695–697
    • NIE 13–5–66, “Communist China’s Economic Prospects,” 241–242
    • NIE 13–5–67, “Economic Outlook for Communist China,” 583–584
    • NIE 13–7–65, “Political Problems and Prospects in Communist China,” 192–193
    • NIE 13–7–67, “The Chinese Cultural Revolution,” 573–574
    • NIE 13–8–67, “Communist China’s Strategic Weapons Program,” 593–594
    • NIE 13–9–65, “Communist China’s Foreign Policy,” 168–170
    • NIE 13–9–68, “The Short-Term Outlook in Communist China,” 678–679
    • NIE 43–64, “Prospects for the Government of the Republic of China,” 31
  • National Policy Papers:
    • “The Republic of China,” 86–94
  • National Security Council (NSC):
    • PRC nuclear capabilities, 108–112
    • Sino-Soviet relations, 33
    • UN representation issue, 388
  • Neidle, Alan E., 624n
  • Nelson, 60, 116
  • Nenni, Pietro, 609
  • Ni Yue-si, Adm., 235, 298
  • North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), 140
  • Nuclear weapons (see also Disarmament; Nuclear capabilities under China, People’s Republic of):
    • State-Defense study, 187, 190, 198
    • U.S. nuclear deterrent, 51–52, 54–55, 156–160
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 44, 47, 51–52, 54–55, 350–351
    • Warsaw talks, 134–135, 307
  • Offshore Islands, 56, 59–60, 130n , 537–538
    • ROC statement request, 684–685, 690–692
    • Rostow policy summary, 664
    • Shoesmith paper, 700–701
    • Sullivan proposals, 533, 535–536, 565–566
    • U.S. military aid to ROC and, 692–693
    • U.S. presence, 585–588
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 683–685, 688–689
  • Orwat, Maj. Gen., 706n
  • Pakistan, 199, 204, 337
  • Pearson, Lester B., 304–306, 372–373, 420, 424n
  • Pedersen, Richard F., 304
  • Peng, Gen., 155
  • P’eng Chen, 363, 399, 528
  • P’eng Te-huai, 43, 330
  • Philippines, 336–337, 470, 735
  • Pickering, Laurence G., 495
  • Planning Group, 96–99, 109n
  • Platt, Nicholas, 723n
  • Polansky, Sol, 115n
  • Policy Planning Council, 39–40, 57–58
  • Popper, David H., 469–470, 608n
  • Popple, Paul M., 4n , 8n , 23n , 27n , 34n , 61
  • Powell, Ralph L., 513n
  • Puhan, Alfred, 723n
  • Pye, Lucian W., 513n , 634–635, 673
  • Quemoy. See Offshore Islands.
  • Ramundo, Col., 193n
  • Read, Benjamin H., 109n , 293n , 296n , 490
  • Reedy, George, 125
  • Reichner, Col., 245n
  • Reischauer, Edwin O., 181, 249–251, 634–635, 663n
  • Rice, Edward E., 181n
    • Cultural Revolution, 326–333, 596–599
    • Hong Kong, 252–254, 568n
    • U.S. policy toward PRC, 64, 256–259, 282–284
    • U.S. policy toward ROC, 226, 228n , 534–536
  • Ridge, Col., 706n , 718n
  • Ridge, T. L., 324n , 623n , 671n
  • Riemer, Reynold A., 743
  • Ritchie, A. E., 304, 372, 396, 408n , 412–414, 681–683
  • Ritchie, Charles S. A., 124–125
  • Roberts, George B., Jr., 308n
  • Roberts, Peter M., 412
  • Robinson, Dana, 680
  • Robinson, H. Basil, 137, 372, 396
  • ROC anti-mainland operations:
    • Blue Lion Committee, 32, 82–83, 202–203, 246–247, 258–259, 403
      • JCS position, 225–226
      • U.S.-ROC discussions, 190–191, 202, 213, 226–227, 243, 245, 353–354, 393
    • Chiang-Johnson correspondence, 133, 212–213, 539–540
    • CIA role, 476–478, 495
    • Country team assessments, 81–82, 507–508, 524–525, 591–592, 612–614, 674–676
    • Cultural Revolution and, 392–394, 524–525, 571–572
    • Great Torch Five proposal (Sept. 22, 1965), 211–213, 221, 224–226
      • U.S. responses, 245–249
      • U.S.-ROC discussions, 236–237, 242–244
    • Grosbeak operation, 477–478, 495–496
    • Hong Kong and, 252
    • HU–16 incident, 239–240
    • Kwangtung raid, 612
    • Matsu incident (Oct. 1966), 405–407
    • Media involvement, 170–171
    • Political action plans, 552–553, 557–558, 572, 599–600, 602, 670
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 604–606, 660–661
    • PRC fear of, 256–259
    • ROC propaganda, 612
    • Thailand/Burma irregulars, 84–85, 520–521, 675
    • U.S. policy, 91–92, 231–232, 259–260, 283
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 43–45, 48–49, 141, 211, 236–237, 242–245, 350–351, 402–403
    • U.S.-ROC high-level talk proposals, 227–228
    • U.S.-ROC intelligence cooperation, 403, 595–596, 599–602
    • U–2 incident (Jan. 1965), 144
  • Roche, John P., 512–513, 519, 634n
  • Romania, 582–583
  • Ropa, Donald, 388n , 409n , 517n , 523n , 527n , 548n
  • Rosen, Samuel, 275
  • Rostow, Eugene V., 606n , 743–744
  • Rostow, Walt W., 286n , 293n , 308n , 531n , 645n , 650n , 690n , 709n
    • Cultural Revolution, 360–364, 374, 396, 499–503, 521–522, 545–547, 570–571, 663
      • China Panel meetings, 513
      • Jenkins reports, 388, 517, 523, 527, 548, 580, 590, 687, 701–702, 720, 725
      • Alexis Johnson speech, 519n
      • Rice papers, 598–599
    • Hong Kong, 568n
    • National Policy Papers, 56n
    • PRC economic situation, 694
    • PRC foreign policy, 728
    • PRC military capabilities, 553–555
    • PRC nuclear capabilities, 24, 39n , 57n , 96n , 98–99, 109n , 512
    • Sino-Soviet relations, 644
    • UN representation issue, 120, 379, 418n , 420, 432, 606
      • Goldberg paper, 294–296
      • Jenkins reports, 380, 409
      • Presidential adviser meetings, 313, 387n
      • Study committee proposals, 457n
      • Successor state resolution proposals, 294–295, 303–304
      • U.S.-Italian discussions, 602–604
    • U.S. policy toward PRC, 282, 416, 550–551, 634
      • Radio propaganda, 354–355
      • Trade, 364, 680, 729–730
    • U.S.-PRC relations, 630n , 641–642
    • U.S.-ROC relations, 544–545, 672, 703
    • Vietnam conflict, 555
  • Rowe, David N., 606–608
  • Rowen, Henry, 96–99
  • Roy, J. Stapleton, 374n , 402n , 496n , 569n , 753n
  • Royster, Vermont, 206
  • Rubin, Alfred P., 193n
  • Rusk, Dean, 86n , 190n , 539n , 686n , 728n , 747n , 755n
    • Cultural Revolution, 433–435, 515, 526, 560, 589
    • French PRC recognition, 4–5, 23
      • U.S.-French discussions, 1–3, 5–7
      • U.S.-ROC discussions, 8–12
    • French-ROC relations, 1, 7–8, 10–12, 13n , 23
    • Hong Kong, 568
    • Mongolia, 173, 745, 748n , 753
    • Offshore Islands, 690–692
    • PRC nuclear capabilities, 39n , 50–51, 109, 114–115
      • Reconnaissance flights, 77–78, 94–96, 106
    • ROC anti-mainland operations, 84–85, 245–247, 476, 601–602
      • Political action plans, 602, 670
      • U.S.-ROC discussions, 43–45, 48–49, 350–351, 402–403
    • ROC-Japanese relations, 53–54
    • Sino-Soviet relations, 33, 41–43, 559, 569–570
    • Tibet, 733–734, 737–738
    • UN representation issue, 120, 261, 289, 301–303, 322, 432n
      • Canadian position, 124–125, 137–140
      • Canadian Two-China resolution, 413n , 418–419, 430–431
        • ROC reactions, 427–430
        • U.S.-British discussions, 425–426
        • U.S.-Canadian discussions, 420–425, 455–457
        • U.S.-ROC discussions, 437–439
      • Circular telegrams, 85–86, 390–391
      • Goldberg paper, 296n
      • Nov. 1966 General Assembly vote, 469
      • Nov. 1967 General Assembly vote, 611
      • Presidential adviser meetings, 387
      • Study committee proposals, 409n , 418n , 419, 430–431
        • Circular telegram, 453–454
        • ROC reactions, 441–445, 457–461
        • U.S.-British discussions, 426
        • U.S.-Canadian discussions, 423–424
        • U.S.-ROC discussions, 428–430, 437–440, 608–610
      • Successor state resolution proposals, 301–303, 314, 344n , 348–350
      • U.S.-Canadian discussions, 358–360, 396–399, 705
      • U.S.-Italian discussions, 602–604
      • U.S. position, 125–128
      • U.S.-ROC discussions, 53, 55, 562–564
    • U.S. nuclear deterrent, 51–52, 54–55
    • U.S. policy toward PRC, 645–650
  • Bundy Cincinnati speech (Feb. 1968), 638–641
  • Containment without isolation, 271, 281, 296–297
  • Mansfield visit proposals, 551
  • Reischauer appointment proposal, 251n
  • State-Defense studies, 180–183, 197–201
  • Trade, 541, 729–730
  • Travel restrictions, 174, 196n , 281, 471, 666
• U.S.-PRC relations, 285, 299, 641–642
• U.S.-ROC relations, 207–209, 271
  • Bundy Cincinnati speech (Feb. 1968), 638–641
  • Chiang-Johnson correspondence, 27–29, 142–143
  • ROC visits, 41–54, 319–321, 344–352, 489–492
  • Security pact proposals, 49–51
  • U.S. military aid, 266–269, 706–709, 718–720
  • U.S. military presence, 193, 623, 671–672
  • Yen visit, 556, 562–564
• Vietnam conflict:
  • British-PRC discussions, 321–323
  • ROC troop participation, 555n
  • U.S.-ROC discussions, 45–47, 351–352
• Warsaw talks, 34, 36, 52–53, 203n , 265, 632
  • U.S. meeting guidance, 65–71, 254–255, 306, 307n , 308–313, 374–378, 492, 496–498, 500–501, 574–579
• Russell, Richard, 3–4
• Salade, Pierre, 22
• Salans, Carl F., 65n , 745n
• Sanborn, Gen., 155, 157, 159
• Sato, Eisaku, 612n , 613
• Saudi Arabia, 470, 611
• Saunders, Harold K., 380n
• Scalapino, Robert A., 513n , 634, 637
• Schneider, David T., 733n , 737n
• Schultze, Charles L., 544
• Schwartz, Abba, 177
• Seaborg, Glenn T., 113–114
• Seligmann, Albert L., 296n
• Senegal, 470
• Shannon, Brig. Gen. James A., 641
• Sharp, Adm. U. S. Grant, 202–203, 298, 534, 568n
• Sharp, W. Mitchell, 681–683, 705
• Shen, James, 19, 29, 53, 235
  • U.S.-ROC relations, 41, 49, 209, 215–216, 218
• Shen, Sampson C., 240n , 297n , 520n , 556, 562, 745
  • UN representation issue, 440–441, 445, 462, 467–469
• Shen Chang-huan, 29–30, 41, 60n , 115–116
  • French PRC recognition, 10n , 19, 22n
• Shepard, Adm., 718n
• Shlaudeman, Harry W., 753n
• Shoesmith, Thomas P. 564, 601n , 621n , 623n , 638n , 666n , 670–671n , 672–674, 690n , 700–701, 705n , 706n , 718n , 723n , 753n
• Shub, Anatole, 727
• Sierra Leone, 470
• Sieverts, Frank A., 624n
• Singapore, 336
• Sino-Soviet relations:
  • Border areas, 569–570, 644
  • Cultural Revolution and, 479, 481, 485, 512–513, 521, 531–532
  • French PRC recognition and, 6
  • Jenkins reports, 655–656
  • Mongolia and, 220, 569–570, 752
  • National Intelligence Estimates, 62–63, 479–489
  • NSC meetings, 33
  • PRC economic situation and, 16, 154
  • PRC nuclear capabilities and, 58, 70
  • ROC anti-mainland operations and, 44
  • Rusk report, 647–648
  • Soviet position, 105
  • UN representation issue and, 421
  • U.S. policy toward PRC and, 131
  • U.S.-ROC discussions, 41–43, 558–560
  • Vietnam conflict and, 483–484
• Sisco, Joseph J., 129n , 289n , 308n , 390n , 418n , 420n , 430n , 441n , 443n , 453n , 539n , 733n , 748n
  • UN representation issue, 261n , 289–292, 314, 344n
    • Canadian Two-China resolution, 413n , 425–427
    • General Assembly resolutions (Nov. 1966), 437–439
    • Nov. 1967 General Assembly vote, 611
    • Presidential adviser meetings, 387–388
    • Study committee proposals, 291–292, 407–409, 426, 437–438
    • U.S.-British discussions, 425–426
    • U.S.-Canadian discussions, 304, 705
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 437–440, 564
  • U.S.-ROC relations, 562
  • Warsaw talks, 307n
• Smith (CIA), 245n , 495
• Smith, Abbot, 399–402
• Smith, Bromley, 151n , 190n , 326, 457n , 523n
• Smith, Frederick, Jr., 666n
• Smith, Jack, 111
• Smith, Capt. Philip E., 278, 310, 316, 510, 578, 629
• Smith, Rufus Z., 372, 412, 420n , 705n
• Smith, William Y., 55n , 56n
• Sneider, Richard L., 281n , 296n , 433, 748n
• Snow, Edgar, 275
• Solbert, Peter, 144
• Sontag, John P., 569n
• Southeast Asia. See Laos; Thailand/Burma irregulars under ROC anti-mainland operations; Vietnam conflict.
• Souvanna Phouma (Prince of Laos), 67–68
• Soviet Union (see also Sino-Soviet relations; U.S.-Soviet subheadings under other subjects), 44, 53, 112, 180, 403
  • Cultural Revolution and, 394–395
  • Czechoslovakia occupation, 703
  • Mongolia, 749
  • State-Defense studies, 180, 185–186, 197
  • Tibet, 743–744
  • Warsaw talks eavesdropping, 255, 265
• Spaak, Paul-Henri, 121
• Sparkman, John J., 207
• Special Group, 731
• Special Memorandum No. 14–66 (CIA), 399–402
• Special National Intelligence Estimates:
  • SNIE 13–4–64, “The Chances of an Imminent Communist Chinese Nuclear Explosion,” 78–81, 107
  • SNIE 13–8–66, “Communist China’s Advanced Weapons Program,” 415–416
• Spivy, Gen., 197–198, 200
• Sprouse, Philip D., 513n
• Stabler, Wells, 602n
• Steadman, Richard C., 623n , 671n , 690n , 706n
• Stephens, Robert P., 569n
• Stevenson, Adlai, 115, 125–128
• Stevenson, Robert A., 471n
• Stewart, Michael N. F., 174n , 425–426
• Stoessel, Walter J., Jr., 254n , 265n , 455, 471n , 722–723
• Stover, Carl F., 634
• Straus, Richard, 681n
• Stuart, Richard K., 595–596
• Stuart, Richard K., 737n
• Sullivan, William H., 532–536
• Sung Jen-ch’iung, 504
• Sylvester, John, Jr., 569n
• Symington, James W., 556, 562
• Syria, 469, 611
• Taiwan. See China, Republic of.
• Taiwan Straits (see also Offshore Islands), 36, 277
• Takasaki, Tatsunosuke, 10
• T’ao Chen-lin, 528–529
• T’ao Chu, 499, 504, 549
• Taylor, George E., 513n , 634, 673
• Taylor, Gen. Maxwell D., 127, 181n
• Taylor, Rufus, 583n , 593n
• Teng Hsiao-ping, 330, 504–505, 528, 549
• Terruzzi (Italy), 602
• Thailand, 84–85, 336, 470, 520–521, 675
• Thant, U, 547
• Thayer, Harry E. T., 681n , 700
• Thomas, Cecil, 634–635
• Thomas, William W., 436n
• Thompson, Llewellyn E., 195n , 254n , 745n , 747n
  • Cultural Revolution, 394–395, 526
  • Mongolia, 753
  • PRC nuclear capabilities, 77–78, 109–110, 114
  • UN representation issue, 120
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 180–181, 183–185, 188, 197–201
• Thomson, James C., Jr., 61n , 65n , 70n , 129n , 216n
  • ROC anti-mainland operations, 190–191, 247–249
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 117–120, 171–173, 176–177, 182, 196n
    • Containment without isolation, 262–264, 274–275
    • Reischauer appointment proposal, 249–251
    • Trade, 364–366
  • U.S. policy toward ROC, 160–164
  • Warsaw talks, 64, 75–76
• Thondup, Gyalo, 734–738, 742–743
• 303 Committee, 77–78, 354–355, 550, 741
• Tibet, 731–744
  • CIA activities, 731–733, 739–742
  • Indian policy, 660, 731, 735–738, 743
  • UN resolutions, 733–736, 743–744
  • U.S.-ROC discussions, 660
• Toon, Malcolm, 748n
• Tremblay (Canada), 137
• Trueheart, William C., 65n , 84n , 660n
• Tsiang Ting-fu, 8–12
• Tuan Hsi-wen, 520
• Tubby, Roger W., 436n
• Two-China policy. See UN representation issue.
• Tyler, William R., 5n , 7, 8n , 745n
• United Kingdom (see also British subheadings under other subjects), 252–254, 470, 567–568
• United Nations (see also UN representation issue):
  • Tibet, 733–736, 743–744
• UN representation issue, 223–224
  • Albanian resolution, 380–382, 390–391, 407–408, 418, 430–432
    • Nov. 1966 vote, 469–470
    • Nov. 1967 vote, 611
    • U.S.-Canadian discussions, 397, 413–414, 423, 705
    • U.S.-Italian discussions, 603
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 428, 437–439, 443, 446–447
  • British-PRC discussions, 322
  • Canadian position, 124–125, 137–140
  • Canadian Two-China resolution, 408, 418–419, 430, 447
    • ROC reactions, 425n , 427–430, 437–439
    • U.S.-British discussions, 425–426
    • U.S.-Canadian discussions, 412–414, 420–425, 455–457
  • Circular telegrams, 85–86, 390–391
  • Cleveland paper, 120–123
  • Cultural Revolution and, 421
  • Defense Department position, 379
  • General Assembly vote (Nov. 1966), 469–470, 489
  • General Assembly vote (Nov. 1967), 611
  • Goldberg papers, 285, 293–296
  • Goldberg statement (Nov. 1966), 420
  • Important Question Resolution, 423, 430–432, 603
    • Nov. 1966 vote, 469–470
    • Nov. 1967 vote, 611
    • U.S.-Canadian discussions, 414, 423, 705
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 437–438, 443–444
  • Italian resolutions. See Study committee proposals below.
  • Japanese position, 368
  • Jenkins papers, 380–382, 658
  • Komer paper, 132
  • Mongolia recognition and, 748
  • National Policy Papers, 92–93
  • Presidential adviser meetings, 313–314, 387–388
  • Rostow report, 665
  • Rowe paper, 606–608
  • Rusk reports, 301–303, 645
  • Sisco papers, 289–292
  • Soviet position, 139
  • Stevenson position, 125–128
  • Study committee proposals, 407–408, 418n , 419, 430–432
    • Circular telegram, 453–454
    • Goldberg paper, 290–291
    • Jenkins paper, 409–410
    • Nov. 1966 vote, 469–470
    • Nov. 1967 vote, 611
    • ROC reactions, 440–452, 454–455, 457–469
    • U.S.-Canadian discussions, 423–424, 705
    • U.S.-Italian discussions, 602–604
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 428–430, 437–440
  • Successor state resolution proposals, 290, 293–295, 301–304
    • U.S.-Canadian discussions, 304–306
    • U.S.-ROC discussions, 344–350
  • Thomson paper, 117–119
  • U.S.-Canadian discussions, 358–360, 372–373, 396–399, 705
  • U.S.-Italian discussions, 602–604
  • U.S. position, 13, 118, 125–128
  • U.S.-ROC discussions, 19, 53, 55, 220, 271, 279–280, 287
  • U.S.-Soviet discussions, 404
• Valenti, Jack, 238n , 262
• Van Lau, 547
• Vance, Cyrus R., 77, 110
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 183, 188, 197–198, 354–355, 550
• Varg, Paul A., 513n , 673
• Vietnam, Republic of (see also Vietnam conflict):
  • ROC security pact proposals, 20–21, 26, 29–31, 49–51
  • Vietnam conflict, 26, 119–120
  • British-PRC discussions, 321–323
  • Chiang-Johnson correspondence, 26, 28, 133, 143, 540
  • China Panel meetings, 515–516
  • Cultural Revolution and, 396, 401
  • French PRC recognition and, 20
  • Hong Kong and, 252–253
  • Mansfield PRC visit proposals, 551
  • Mongolia recognition and, 748
  • Peace offensive, 238, 244
  • PRC fears of U.S. attack and, 256–257
  • PRC policy, 65–66, 186, 546, 559–561
  • ROC anti-mainland operations and, 44, 82, 231–232, 236, 242–245
  • ROC security pact proposals, 20–21, 26, 29–31
  • ROC troop participation, 231–232, 236, 555
  • Sino-Soviet relations and, 483–484
  • Soviet policy, 185–186
  • State-Defense study, 184–186, 189–190, 198
  • UN representation issue and, 121, 138–139, 398–399
  • U.S. military aid to ROC and, 703
  • U.S. policy toward PRC and, 131, 172, 183, 335–336, 543, 716
  • U.S.-ROC discussions, 45–47, 210–211, 234–239, 287, 351–352, 559–560
  • U.S.-Soviet discussions, 589
  • Warsaw talks and:
    • Cabot/Wang Kuo-ch’uan (1964), 72–76, 99–102, 104, 135
    • Cabot/Wang Kuo-ch’uan (1965), 148–149, 151, 165–168, 178–179, 203–205
    • Cabot/Wang Ping-nan (1964), 17, 36–37, 66–68
    • Gronouski/Ch’en Tung (1968), 633
    • Gronouski/Wang Kuo-ch’uan (1965), 233
    • Gronouski/Wang Kuo-ch’uan (1966), 276–278, 315, 383–384
    • Gronouski/Wang Kuo-ch’uan (1967), 510, 581–582
    • U.S. meeting guidance, 306, 310–311, 376–377, 575–577, 627
• Wabeke, Bertus, 396
• Walsh, Thomas H., 578, 705n
• Wang Bingnan. See Wang Ping-nan.
• Wang En-mao, 557
• Wang Kuo-chuan. See Warsaw talks.
• Wang Meng-hsien, 467, 469
• Wang Ping-nan, 17–19, 35–37
• Ward, Barbara, 138
• Warren, George L., 193n , 266n
• Warren, Gen. R. H., 697–700, 706n , 718n
• Warsaw talks:
  • Change of venue proposals, 436, 497, 500–501, 723–724
  • Higher-level meeting proposals, 493–494
  • Jenkins paper, 658–659
  • Meeting reports (Cabot/Wang Kuo-ch’uan 1964), 71–75, 99–104, 134–137
  • Meeting reports (Cabot/Wang Kuo-ch’uan 1965), 148–151, 165–168, 177–179, 203–206
  • Meeting reports (Cabot/Wang Ping-nan 1964), 17–19, 35–37
  • Meeting reports (Gronouski/Ch’en Tung 1968), 630–634
  • Meeting reports (Gronouski/Wang Kuo-ch’uan 1965), 232–234, 265n
  • Meeting reports (Gronouski/Wang Kuo-ch’uan 1966), 276–278, 314–317, 383–386
  • Meeting reports (Gronouski/Wang Kuo-ch’uan 1967), 509–512, 581–582
  • Paris, transfer to, 61
  • Peaceful co-existence agreement proposal, 35–38, 69, 71–72
  • Polish/Soviet eavesdropping, 255, 265
  • PRC breakoff possibility, 34
  • Schedule negotiations, 676–677, 722–723
  • U.S. meeting guidance (1964), 65–71
  • U.S. meeting guidance (1965), 228–230
  • U.S. meeting guidance (1966), 254–255, 306–313, 374–378, 436
  • U.S. meeting guidance (1967), 492–494, 496–498, 500–501, 574–579
  • U.S. meeting guidance (1968), 624–629
  • U.S. policy, 64, 75–76, 264, 665
  • U.S.-ROC discussions, 52–53, 270
• Watson, Barbara M., 374n , 666n
• Weiss, Seymour, 180–181, 183n , 197n
• Wei Tao-ming, 492, 552
  • Mongolia, 750–752, 754
  • UN representation issue, 347–350, 427n , 437, 442, 608–610
• Wells, Bill, 503–507
• Wheeler, Gen. Earle G., 202, 211n , 568n , 641–642
  • PRC nuclear capabilities, 144–146
  • U.S. policy toward PRC, 183, 188, 197–200
  • Vietnam conflict, 234–237
• White, John P., 193n
• White, Paul Dudley, 195–196
• Whiting, Allen, 65n
• Wilson, Gen., 157, 159, 240
• Wright, Adm. Jerauld:
  • French PRC recognition, 4n , 10n , 12n , 19–20, 22
  • French-ROC relations, 13–15, 22
  • Offshore Islands, 60n
  • PRC nuclear capabilities, 112–113, 116
  • ROC anti-mainland operations, 32, 81–83, 141, 170–171
  • ROC political situation, 162–163
  • ROC security pact proposals, 20–21, 29–30
  • Thomson replacement recommendation, 164
  • UN representation issue, 55
  • U.S. nuclear deterrent, 54–55, 157–160
  • U.S.-PRC relations, 129n
  • U.S.-ROC relations, 41, 49, 141, 155–160, 207
• Wright, Marshall, 694–695
• Wu Han, 363
• Yager, Joseph A., 86n , 180, 182, 197–198
• Yang (ROC), 437–438
• Yang Hsien Chen, 363
• Yang Shang-k’um, 505
• Yarmolinsky, Adam, 266n
• Yeh, Gen., 84, 495
• Yen Chia-kan, 272, 288, 411, 553
  • U.S. visit, 556–564
• Yen Chien-ying, 548–549
• Yu Pak-Chuan, Gen., 235–237
• Yu Ta-wei, 115–116
• Zablocki Committee, 274–275, 281, 318, 357
• Zellmer, Ernest J., 107–108