The Foreign Relations statute requires that the published record in the Foreign Relations series include all records needed to provide comprehensive documentation on major U.S. foreign policy decisions and significant U.S. diplomatic activity. It further requires that government agencies, departments, and other entities of the U.S. Government engaged in foreign policy formulation, execution, or support cooperate with the Department of State Historian by providing full and complete access to records pertinent to foreign policy decisions and actions and by providing copies of selected records. Many of the sources consulted in the preparation of this volume have been declassified and are available for review at the National Archives and Records Administration.

The editors of the Foreign Relations series have complete access to all the retired records and papers of the Department of State: the central files of the Department; the special decentralized files ("lot files") of the Department at the bureau, office, and division levels; the files of the Department's Executive Secretariat, which contain the records of international conferences and high-level official visits, correspondence with foreign leaders by the President and Secretary of State, and memoranda of conversations between the President and Secretary of State and foreign officials; and the files of overseas diplomatic posts. All of the Department's indexed central files for these years have been permanently transferred to the National Archives and Records Administration (Archives II) at College Park, Maryland. Many of the Department's decentralized office (or lot) files covering this period, which the National Archives deems worthy of permanent retention, have been transferred or are in the process of being transferred from the Department's custody to Archives II.

The editors of the Foreign Relations series also have full access to the papers of President Johnson and other White House foreign policy records. Presidential papers maintained and preserved at the Presidential libraries include some of the most significant foreign affairs-related documentation from the Department of State and other Federal agencies including the National Security Council, the Central Intelligence Agency, the Department of Defense, and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Department of State historians also have access to records of the Department of Defense, particularly the records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Secretaries of Defense and their major assistants.

In preparing this volume, the editors made extensive use of the most authoritative source on President Johnson's policies on South and Central America: the Presidential papers and other White House records at the Lyndon B. Johnson Library. Within the National Security File, the Agency Files, including files on the Alliance for Progress, the Country Files, the file of Memos to the President, the National Security Council Meetings Files, and the files of Walt Rostow were particularly useful. The Thomas C. Mann Papers, especially records of his telephone conversations with Johnson, were also valuable in revealing the politics behind the President's policies.

Due to the efforts of the Johnson Library, Department of State historians have full access to the audiotapes of President Johnson's telephone conversations. Johnson frequently discussed the details of his foreign policy, including South and Central America, with his key advisors: Secretary of State Rusk, Secretary of Defense McNamara, Special Assistants to the President Bundy and Rostow, Assistant Secretary of State Mann, and senior members of Congress. As such, the tape recordings provide an unparalleled perspective on decision-making often missing in more formal documentation. The editors transcribed numerous tape recordings specifically for this volume; these transcripts are printed both as documents and in the annotation.

The records of the Department of State were also indispensable in documenting President Johnson's role in South and Central America. Although the President made the important decisions, the Department of State was primarily responsible for the development, coordination, and implementation of the administration's policy in the region. The editors of this volume relied heavily upon the Department's "subject-numeric" central files, which contain the essential telegrams, memoranda, correspondence, and other records of U.S. diplomacy. The editors also mined the materials found only in the Department's "lot" files, including the office files of Assistant Secretaries Thomas Mann, Lincoln Gordon, and Covey Oliver, and other records maintained by the Bureau of Inter-American Affairs. Additional high-level documentation was found in the files of the Department's Executive Secretariat, including the records of the Senior Interdepartmental Group, the Special Group (Counter-Insurgency), the conference files, and Secretary Rusk's memoranda of telephone conversations.

The Central Intelligence Agency provides Department of State historians access to intelligence documents from records in its custody and at the Presidential libraries. The CIA's History Staff, part of the Center for the Study of Intelligence, arranged and facilitated the research for this volume, pursuant to a May 1992 memorandum of understanding.

In compiling this volume, the editors reviewed a wide array of intelligence materials--both operational and analytical in nature--on South and Central America. In addition to the sources cited above, these materials included the files of the Directors of Central Intelligence John McCone and Richard Helms, the CIA Registry of National Intelligence Estimates and Special National Intelligence Estimates, the Directorate of Plans, and the Western Hemisphere Division. The editors found important documentation on the meetings of the Special Group/303 Committee in the files of the National Security Council and the Department of State's Bureau of Intelligence and Research. The records of the weekly meetings between representatives of the Bureau of Inter-American Affairs and the Central Intelligence Agency also yielded valuable information on the day-to-day decision-making on intelligence matters.

Almost all of this documentation has been made available for use in the Foreign Relations series thanks to the consent of the agencies mentioned, the assistance of their staffs, and especially the cooperation and support of the National Archives and Records Administration.

The following list identifies the particular files and collections used in the preparation of this volume. The declassification and transfer to the National Archives of these records is in process. Many of the records are already available for public review at the National Archives.

Central Files. See National Archives and Records Administration below.

Lot Files. For other lot files already transferred to the National Archives and Records Administration at College Park, Maryland, Record Group 59, see National Archives and Records Administration below.

INR/IL Historical Files
Files of the Office of Intelligence Coordination, containing records from the 1940s through the 1980s, maintained by the Office of Intelligence Liaison, Bureau of Intelligence and Research including: ARA/CIA Weekly Meetings File, ARA Country Files, Latin America Files, LAPC Action Minutes, Special Group Files, 303 Committee Files, 303 Committee Special Files

Record Group 59, Department of State Records

Subject-Numeric Central Files. The following are the principal files consulted for this volume.

AID(AFP): economic assistance under the Alliance for Progress

AID(AFP) 3 ECOSOC-IA: conferences of the Inter-American Economic and Social Council

AID(US) 5: U.S. economic assistance, laws and regulations

AID(US) ARG: U.S. economic assistance to Argentina

AID(US) 7 ARG: U.S. economic assistance to Argentina, program operation and termination

AID(US) 8 ARG: U.S. economic assistance to Argentina, grants and technical assistance

AID(US) 9 ARG: U.S. economic assistance to Argentina, loans

AID(US) 10 BOL: U.S. economic assistance to Bolivia, supporting assistance

AID(US) BRAZ: U.S. economic assistance to Brazil

AID(US) 9 BRAZ: U.S. economic assistance to Brazil, loans

AID(US) CHILE: U.S. economic assistance to Chile

AID(US) 8 CHILE: U.S. economic assistance to Chile, grants and technical assistance

AID(US) 9 CHILE: U.S. economic assistance to Chile, loans

AID(US) 9 COL: U.S. economic assistance to Colombia, loans

AID(US) 8-5 ECUADOR: U.S. economic assistance to Ecuador, health and sanitation

AID(US) 9 ECUADOR: U.S. economic assistance to Ecuador, loans

AID(US) 15-8 ECUADOR: U.S. economic assistance to Ecuador, PL 480 commodity sales for foreign currency

AID(US) 8-8 GUAT: U.S. economic assistance to Guatemala, community development and social welfare

AID(US) 9 PERU: U.S. economic assistance to Peru, loans

AID(VEN) VIET S: Venezuelan economic assistance to South Vietnam

DEF 9 ARG: Argentine military personnel

DEF 1-1 BRAZ: military contingency planning for Brazil

DEF 6 BRAZ: Brazilian armed forces

DEF 12-5 BRAZ-US: procurement and sale of armaments from the U.S. to Brazil

DEF 12 CUBA: Cuban armaments

DEF 6 IA: inter-American armed forces

DEF 1 LA: military policy, plans and readiness in Latin America

DEF 1-1 PAN: military contingency planning for Panama

DEF 1 PERU: military policy, plans and readiness in Peru

DEF 12-5 PERU: procurement and sale of armaments to Peru

DEF 11 US: U.S. military research and development

DEF 19-8 US-ARG: U.S. military assistance to Argentina, equipment and supplies

DEF 19-8 US-BRAZ: U.S. military assistance to Brazil, equipment and supplies

DEF 19 US-PERU: U.S. military assistance to Peru

DEF 19-8 US-PERU: U.S. military assistance to Peru, equipment and supplies

DEF 19-3 US-VEN: U.S. military assistance to Venezuela, organizations and conferences

DEF 19-4 US-VEN: U.S. military assistance to Venezuela, agreements

E 1 BRAZ: general economic policy, plans and programs in Brazil

ECIN 3 CACM: Central American Common Market, organizations and conferences

ECIN 3 LA: economic integration in Latin America, organizations and conferences

ECIN 3 LAFTA: Latin American Free Trade Agreement, organizations and conferences

FN 14 BRAZ: Brazilian servicing of public debt

FN 1 COL: general financial policy and plans in Colombia

FN 16 COL: Colombian revenue and taxation

FN 10 IMF: International Monetary Fund, foreign exchange

FN 17 PERU: money and currency in Peru

FN 10 PERU/IMF: International Monetary Fund, foreign exchange in Peru

FN 6-1 VEN: bank credit and loans in Venezuela

FN 10 VEN: foreign exchange in Venezuela

FN 11 VEN: investment guarantees in Venezuela

FSE 12 BRAZ: electric power in Brazil

FT 23 MEX: Mexican customs administration

INCO COPPER 17: copper trade

INCO COPPER CHILE: copper in Chile

LAB 11 CHILE: wages, hours and working conditions in Chile

LEG 7 KENNEDY: visits of Senator Robert F. Kennedy

OAS 5-2: Organization of American States, charter and constitution

OAS 8-3: Organization of American States, secretariat

ORG 7 ARA: visits of officials from the Bureau of Inter-American Affairs

ORG 7 S: visits of the Secretary of State

ORG 7 VAUGHN: visits of Assistant Secretary Jack H. Vaughn

PER 2-1: personnel, general reports and statistics

PER Cole, Charles W.: personnel matters relating to Ambassador Charles W. Cole

PER Mein, John Gordon: personnel matters relating to Ambassador John Gordon Mein

PET 15 ARG: industrial organization and control of petroleum in Argentina

PET 15-2 ARG: nationalization and expropriation of petroleum in Argentina

PET 6 PERU: petroleum companies in Peru

PET 15 PERU: industrial organization and control of petroleum in Peru

PET 15-2 PERU: nationalization and expropriation of petroleum in Peru

PET 15 US: industrial organization and control of petroleum in the U.S.

PET 17-2 US: imports of petroleum to the U.S.

PET 1 US-VEN: U.S.-Venezuelan general policy and plans on petroleum

PET 17 US-VEN: U.S.-Venezuelan trade of petroleum

PET 17-2 US-VEN: U.S.-Venezuelan imports of petroleum

PET 2 VEN: general reports and statistics on petroleum in Venezuela

PET 6 VEN: petroleum companies in Venezuela

PET 12 VEN: production and consumption of petroleum in Venezuela

PET 15 VEN: industrial organization and control of petroleum in Venezuela

PET 17-1 VEN: exports of petroleum from Venezuela

PET 17-2 VEN: imports of petroleum to Venezuela

POL ARG: Argentine political affairs

POL 15 ARG: Argentine Government

POL 15-1 ARG: Argentine head of state, executive branch

POL 15-5 ARG: Argentine constitution

POL 16 ARG: recognition of Argentina

POL 23-9 ARG: rebellion and coups in Argentina

POL ARG-US: U.S.-Argentine political relations

POL 1-1 ARG-US: U.S. contingency planning and coordination for Argentina

POL 1-1 BOL: contingency planning and coordination for Bolivia

POL 7 BOL: visits and meetings with Bolivian leaders

POL 8 BOL: neutralism and non-alignment of Bolivia

POL 14 BOL: Bolivian national elections

POL 15 BOL: Bolivian Government

POL 15-1 BOL: Bolivian head of state, executive branch

POL 16 BOL: recognition of Bolivia

POL 23 BOL: internal security and counter-insurgency in Bolivia

POL 23-7 BOL: infiltration, subversion, and sabotage in Bolivia

POL 23-9 BOL: rebellion and coups in Bolivia

POL 30 BOL: Bolivian defectors and expellees

POL BOL-US: U.S.-Bolivian political relations

POL 1-1 BRAZ: contingency planning and coordination for Brazil

POL 2 BRAZ: general reports and statistics on Brazil

POL 7 BRAZ: visits and meetings with Brazilian leaders

POL 15 BRAZ: Brazilian Government

POL 15-1 BRAZ: Brazilian head of state, executive branch

POL 15-3 BRAZ: Brazilian judiciary

POL 23-5 BRAZ: Brazilian laws and regulations

POL 23-9 BRAZ: rebellion and coups in Brazil

POL 29 BRAZ: political prisoners in Brazil

POL BRAZ-US: U.S.-Brazilian political relations

POL 1 BRAZ-US: general policy and background on U.S.-Brazilian political relations

POL 7 BRAZ-US: visits and meetings between U.S. and Brazilian leaders

POL 32-1 BR GU-VEN: territory and boundary disputes between Venezuela and British Guiana

POL 19 BR HOND: Colonial Government of British Honduras

POL BR HOND-GUAT: British Honduran-Guatemalan political relations

POL CHILE: Chilean political affairs

POL 1-1 CHILE: contingency planning and coordination for Chile

POL 7 CHILE: visits and meetings with Chilean leaders

POL 12 CHILE: Chilean political parties

POL 12-3 CHILE: Chilean political parties, meetings and conferences

POL 14 CHILE: Chilean national elections

POL 15-1 CHILE: Chilean head of state, executive branch

POL 18-1 CHILE: Chilean provincial, municipal and state government elections

POL 23-9 CHILE: rebellion and coups in Chile

POL CHILE-US: U.S.-Chilean political relations

POL 17 CHILE-US: Chilean diplomatic and consular representation in the U.S.

POL COL: Colombian political affairs

POL 14 COL: Colombian national elections

POL 23 COL: internal security and counter-insurgency in Colombia

POL 7 COSTA RICA: visits and meetings with Costa Rican leaders

POL 14 COSTA RICA: Costa Rican national elections

POL 15 COSTA RICA: Costa Rican Government

POL 15-1 COSTA RICA: Costa Rican head of state, executive branch

POL 23-9 COSTA RICA: rebellion and coups in Costa Rica

POL COSTA RICA-US: U.S.-Costa Rican political relations

POL CUBA: Cuban political affairs

POL 6 CUBA: Cuban people, biographic data

POL 23-7 CUBA: infiltration, subversion and sabotage in Cuba

POL 33-3 CZ: international canals, Panama Canal Zone

POL 15 ECUADOR: Ecuadorian Government

POL 15-1 ECUADOR: Ecuadorian head of state, executive branch

POL 17 ECUADOR: Ecuadorian diplomatic and consular representation

POL 23-3 ECUADOR: internal security forces and organizations in Ecuador

POL 23-9 ECUADOR: rebellion and coups in Ecuador

POL ECUADOR-US: U.S.-Ecuadorian political relations

POL 7 EL SAL: visits and meetings with Salvadoran leaders

POL GUAT: Guatemalan political affairs

POL 2 GUAT: general reports and statistics on Guatemala

POL 14 GUAT: Guatemalan national elections

POL 23 GUAT: internal security and counter-insurgency in Guatemala

POL 23-8 GUAT: demonstrations, riots and protests in Guatemala

POL 23-9 GUAT: rebellion and coups in Guatemala

POL 1 GUAT-US: general policy and background on U.S.-Guatemalan political relations

POL 32-1 GUAT-UK: territory and boundary disputes between the UK and Guatemala

POL 1-2 HOND: basic policies, guidelines and directives on Honduras

POL 12 HOND: Honduran political parties

POL 14 HOND: Honduran national elections

POL 15-1 HOND: Honduran head of state, executive branch

POL 18-1 HOND: Honduran provincial, municipal and state government elections

POL 23-9 HOND: rebellion and coups in Honduras

POL HOND-US: U.S.-Honduran political relations

POL 1 HOND-US: general policy and background on U.S.-Honduran political relations

POL 3 IA: Inter-American organizations and alignments

POL 3 IA SUMMIT: organizations and alignments relating to the inter-American summit meeting

POL 7 IA: visits and meetings with inter-American leaders

POL 7 IA SUMMIT: inter-American summit meeting

POL 1 LA-US: general policy and background on U.S.-Latin American political relations

POL 7 MEX: visits and meetings with Mexican leaders

POL 15-1 MEX: Mexican heads of state, executive branch

POL 23-8 MEX: demonstrations, riots and protests in Mexico

POL MEX-US: U.S.-Mexican political relations

POL 33-1 MEX-US: river boundaries between the U.S. and Mexico

POL 7 NIC: visits and meetings with Nicaraguan leaders

POL 14 NIC: Nicaraguan national elections

POL 15-1 NIC: Nicaraguan head of state, executive branch

POL 23-8 NIC: demonstrations, riots and protests in Nicaragua

POL 23-9 NIC: rebellion and coups in Nicaragua

POL PAN: Panamanian political affairs

POL 2 PAN: general reports and statistics on Panama

POL 14 PAN: Panamanian national elections

POL 15 PAN: Panamanian Government

POL 15-1 PAN: Panamanian heads of state, executive branch

POL 23-8 PAN: demonstrations, riots and protests in Panama

POL 33-3 PAN: international canals, Panama

POL PAN-US: U.S.-Panamanian political relations

POL 33-3 PAN-US: U.S.-Panamanian political relations, Panama Canal

POL 7 PAR: visits and meetings with Paraguayan leaders

POL PAR-US: U.S.-Paraguayan political relations

POL PERU: Peruvian political affairs

POL 2 PERU: general reports and statistics on Peru

POL 15-1 PERU: Peruvian head of state, executive branch

POL 15-2 PERU: Peruvian legislature

POL 16 PERU: recognition of Peru

POL 23 PERU: internal security and counter-insurgency in Peru

POL 23-7 PERU: infiltration, subversion and sabotage in Peru

POL 23-9 PERU: rebellion and coups in Peru

POL 23-10 PERU: travel control in Peru

POL 29 PERU: political prisoners in Peru

POL 33-4 PERU: Peruvian territorial waters

POL PERU-US: U.S.-Peruvian political relations

POL 12 UR: Uruguayan political parties

POL 15 UR: Uruguayan Government

POL 23-9 UR: rebellion and coups in Uruguay

POL 1 UR-US: general policy and background on U.S.-Uruguayan political relations

POL 1 US: U.S. general policy and background

POL 7 US: visits and meetings by U.S. leaders

POL 7 US/HARRIMAN: visits and meetings by W. Averell Harriman

POL 15-1 US/JOHNSON: visits and meetings by Lyndon B. Johnson

POL 17 US-BRAZ: U.S.-Brazilian diplomatic and consular representation

POL 17 US-ECUADOR: U.S.-Ecuadorian diplomatic and consular representation

POL 17-1 US-ECUADOR: acceptability and accreditation of U.S.-Ecuadorian diplomatic and consular representation

POL 17 US-PERU: U.S.-Peruvian diplomatic and consular representation

POL US-VEN: U.S.-Venezuelan political relations

POL VEN: Venezuelan political affairs

POL 1 VEN: general policy and background on Venezuela

POL 7 VEN: visits and meetings with Venezuelan leaders

POL 14 VEN: Venezuelan national elections

POL 15 VEN: Venezuelan Government

POL 15-1 VEN: Venezuelan head of state, executive branch

POL 23 VEN: internal security and counter-insurgency in Venezuela

POL 23-8 VEN: demonstrations, riots and protests in Venezuela

POL 23-9 VEN: rebellion and coups in Venezuela

POL 33-4 VEN: Venezuelan territorial waters

POL 33-4 VEN-CUBA: territorial waters between Cuba and Venezuela

PPB 3: press and publications, organizations and conferences

PPB 9 BRAZ: press relations and activities in Brazil

SOC 12-1 BRAZ: religion in Brazil

TEL PERU: telecommunications in Peru

Lot Files

ARA Files: Lot 68 D 385
Subject and country files of the Bureau of Inter-American Affairs, 1964-1966, including minutes and policy documents on the Latin American Policy Committee, 1964.

ARA Files: Lot 70 D 295
Subject and country files of the Office of the Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, 1965-1967

ARA Files: Lot 68 D 93
Files of Lincoln Gordon: subject files as Ambassador to Brazil, 1961-1966; subject, country, and chronological files as Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, 1966, including staff assistants' files

ARA Files: Lot 70 D 150
Subject and country files of the Office of the Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, 1967

ARA Files: Lot 72 D 33
Country files and chronological files of the Bureau of Inter-American Affairs, 1967-1969

ARA Files: Lot 74 D 467
Country files, chronological files, subject files, and staff assistants' files for Assistant Secretaries of State for Inter-American Affairs, Covey Oliver and Charles Meyer, 1967-1971

ARA/APU/A Files: Lot 66 D 243
Subject and chronological files of the Office of Argentine, Paraguayan, and Uruguayan Affairs on Argentina, 1964, including correspondence with the Embassy in Buenos Aires

ARA/APU/A Files: Lot 69 D 87
Subject files of the Office of Argentine, Paraguayan, and Uruguayan Affairs on Argentina, 1964-1967

ARA/APU/U Files: Lot 67 D 468
Subject files of the Office of Argentine, Paraguayan, and Uruguayan Affairs on Uruguay, 1964

ARA/BC/B Files: Lot 70 D 443
Political subject files of the Office of Bolivian-Chilean Affairs on Bolivia, 1961-1967

ARA/BR Files: Lot 66 D 418
Subject files of the Office of Brazilian Affairs, 1962-1964

ARA/CEN Files: Lot 69 D 515
General subject files of the Office of Central American Affairs, 1967

ARA/CEN/G Files: Lot 68 D 464
Subject files of the Office of Central American Affairs on Guatemala, 1966

ARA/CEN/G Files: Lot 70 D 75
Subject files of the Office of Central American Affairs on Guatemala, 1967

ARA/CEN/H Files: Lot 67 D 46
Subject and chronological files of the Office of Central American Affairs on Honduras, 1964

ARA/CEN/H Files: Lot 70 D 59
Subject files of the Office of Central American Affairs on Honduras, 1967-1968

ARA/CEN/BH Files: Lot 69 D 528
Subject files of the Office of Central American Affairs on British Honduras, 1966-1967

ARA/CV Files: Lot 67 D 622
Subject and chronological files of the Office of Colombian-Venezuelan Affairs on Colombia, 1965

ARA/CV/C Files: Lot 69 D 407
Subject and chronological files of the Office of Colombian-Venezuelan Affairs on Colombia, 1966

ARA/EP/E Files: Lot 70 D 247
Political subject files of the Office of Ecuadorian-Peruvian Affairs on Ecuador, 1967

ARA/EP/E Files: Lot 70 D 478
Political subject files of the Office of Ecuadorian-Peruvian Affairs on Ecuador,1968

ARA/EP/P Files: Lot 67 D 566
Subject files of the Office of Ecuadorian-Peruvian Affairs on Peru, 1955-1964

ARA/EP/P Files: Lot 72 D 101
Subject files of the Office of Ecuadorian-Peruvian Affairs on Peru, 1959-1968

ARA/EP/P Files: Lot 70 D 139
Subject files of the Office of Ecuadorian-Peruvian Affairs on Peru, 1966-1967

ARA/IRG Files: Lot 70 D 122
Meeting and subject files of the Interdepartmental Regional Group for Inter-American Affairs, 1966-1968

ARA/IPA Files: Lot 69 D 537
Files of the Office of Inter-American Political Affairs on the meeting of American Presidents at Punta del Este in 1967

ARA/LA Files: Lot 66 D 65
Country files of Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs Thomas Mann, 1964

ARA/MEX Files: Lot 69 D 377
Subject files of the Office of Mexican Affairs, 1966

ARA/MEX Files: Lot 71 D 188
Files of the Office of Mexican Affairs on Presidential visits and inaugurations, 1958-1967

ARA/NC Files: Lot 72 D 235
Official correspondence of the Director of the Office of North Coast Affairs, 1964-1970

ARA/NC/V Files: Lot 66 D 469
Subject files of the Office of North Coast Affairs on Venezuela, 1965

ARA/NC/V Files: Lot 69 D 19
Subject files of the Office of North Coast Affairs on Venezuela, 1968

ARA/OAS Files: Lot 70 D 272
Files of the Office of the US Representative to the Council of the Organization of American States on the meeting of American Presidents at Punta del Este in 1967

ARA/PAN Files: Lot 66 D 329
Subject files of the Office of Panamanian Affairs, 1963-1964

ARA/PAN Files: Lot 75 D 457
Files of the Office of Panamanian Affairs on the Panama Canal treaty negotiations, 1964-1973, including position papers, memoranda, and correspondence to and from the President

ARA/SR/PAN Files: Lot 73 D 216
Files of the Special Representative for Interoceanic Canal Negotiations; historical documents on the Panama Canal treaty negotiations, 1961-1968

ARA/SR/PAN Files: Lot 73 D 286
Files of the Special Representative for Interoceanic Canal Negotiations; historical documents on the Panama Canal treaty negotiations, 1964-1967

Conference Files: Lot 67 D 586
Collection of documentation on international conferences abroad attended by the President, Secretary of State, or other U.S. officials, September 1966-April 1967

Conference Files: Lot 68 D 453
Collection of documentation on international conferences abroad attended by the President, Secretary of State, or other U.S. officials, May 1967-January 1968

Conference Files: Lot 69 D 182
Collection of documentation on international conferences abroad attended by the President, Secretary of State, or other U.S. officials, 1968

E/OR/FSE Files: Lot 69 D 76
Subject, country, and chronological files of the Office of Fuels and Energy, Bureau of Economic Affairs, 1963-1965

E/OR/FSE Files: Lot 70 D 54
Subject, country, and chronological files of the Office of Fuels and Energy, Bureau of Economic Affairs, 1965-1966

Katzenbach Files: Lot 74 D 271
Files of Under Secretary of State Nicholas deB. Katzenbach, 1966-1969

Lima Embassy Files: Lot 69 F 191
Classified central subject files of the US Embassy in Lima, 1966

Lima Embassy Files: Lot 71 F 154
Subject case files of the US Embassy in Lima on the International Petroleum Company, 1962-1968

Lima Embassy Files: Lot 73 F 100
Classified personal files of Ambassador J. Wesley Jones, 1965-1971

Official Visit Chronologies: Lot 68 D 475
Collection of documentation on international conferences abroad attended by the President, Secretary of State, or other U.S. officials, 1967

OPR/FAIM/IS Files: Lot 81 D 121
Files maintained by the Foreign Affairs Management Center, Information Services Division, for congressional investigations on Chile, the International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation, and the Central Intelligence Agency

Rusk Files: Lot 72 D 192
Files of Secretary of State Dean Rusk, 1961-1969, including texts of speeches, miscellaneous correspondence files, White House correspondence, chronological files, and memoranda of telephone conversations

Senior Interdepartmental Group Files: Lot 70 D 263
Master file maintained by the Executive Secretariat on the meetings and decisions of the Senior Interdepartmental Group, 1968-1969

Special Group (CI) Files: Lot 70 D 258
Master file maintained by the Executive Secretariat on the meetings and decisions of Special Group (Counter-Insurgency), 1963-1966

U. Alexis Johnson Files: Lot 90 D 408
Chronological files of Deputy Under Secretary of State U. Alexis Johnson, including his date books, 1961-1976

National Security File

Special Files

Personal Papers

White House Central Files

Hubert H. Humphrey Papers

Vice Presidential Files, Foreign Affairs General Files

DCI Files: Job 80-B-01285A
Files of the Directors of Central Intelligence John McCone and Richard Helms including: McCone Memos for the Record, McCone Meetings with President Johnson, McCone Telephone Calls, Helms Chronological File as DDP and DDCI

DO Files: Job 80-01690R, Job 90-1156R
Files of the Western Hemisphere Division (Latin America Division), Directorate of Plans (Directorate of Operations)

DO Files: Job 90-347R
Files of the Directorate of Plans

DDO/IMS Files: Job 78-03041R, Job 78-5505, Job 78-06423A, Job 88-01415R
Files of the Directorate of Plans

O/DDI Registry: Job 79-R01012A
Files of the Office of the Deputy Director of Intelligence

Johnson Administration Intelligence Files

303 Committee Files

E/CBA/REP Files: FRC 72 A 6248
Current Economic Developments

Guatemala City Embassy Files, 1966: FRC 71 A 2420
Subject files of the U.S. Embassy in Guatemala, 1966

Santiago Embassy Files, 1964: FRC 69 A 6507
Subject files of the U.S. Embassy in Chile, 1964

OSD Files: FRC 69 A 7425
Decimal files of the Office of the Secretary of Defense, 1964

OSD Files: FRC 70 A 1266
Decimal files of the Office of the Secretary of Defense, 1965

OSD Files: FRC 72 A 2468
Decimal files of the Office of the Secretary of Defense, 1967

OSD Files: FRC 73 A 1250
Decimal files of the Office of the Secretary of Defense, 1968

OASD/ISA Files: FRC 64 A 7425
Official top secret and secret files of the Secretary of Defense, Deputy Secretary of Defense, and their special assistants, 1964

OASD/ISA Files: FRC 68 A 306
Secret files of the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, 1964

OASD/ISA Files: FRC 68 A 4023
Top Secret files of the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, 1964

OASD/ISA Files: FRC 70 A 3717
Decimal files of the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, 1965

Maxwell Taylor Papers

Ball, George W. The Past Has Another Pattern. New York: W.W. Norton, 1982.

Berle, Beatrice Bishop and Travis Beal Jacobs, eds. Navigating the Rapids, 1918-1971: From the Papers of Adolf A. Berle. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1973.

Beschloss, Michael, ed. Taking Charge: The Johnson White House Tapes, 1963-1964. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1997.

Bird, Kai. The Chairman: John J. McCloy, the Making of the American Establishment. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1992.

Califano, Joseph A., Jr. The Triumph and Tragedy of Lyndon Johnson: The White House Years. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1991.

Humphrey, Hubert H. The Education of a Public Man: My Life and Politics. Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1976.

Johnson, Lyndon B. The Vantage Point: Perspectives of the Presidency, 1963-1969. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1971.

Jorden, William J. Panama Odyssey. Austin, Texas: University of Texas Press, 1984.

Larsen, Stanley R. and James L. Collins. Allied Participation in the Vietnam War. Washington, D.C.: Department of the Army, 1975.

Martin, Edward M. Kennedy and Latin America. Lanham, Maryland: University Press of America, 1994.

McPherson, Harry. A Political Education: A Journal of Life with Senators, Generals, Cabinet Members and Presidents. Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1972.

National Archives and Records Administration. Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States: Dwight D. Eisenhower. U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington.

___. Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States: John F. Kennedy. U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington.

___. Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States: Lyndon B. Johnson. U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington.

Ryan, Henry Butterfield. The Fall of Che Guevara: A Story of Soldiers, Spies, and Diplomats. New York: Oxford University Press, 1998.

Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr. Robert Kennedy and His Times. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1978.

U.S. Department of State. American Foreign Policy: Current Documents. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office.

___. Bulletin, 1964-1968. Washington, 1964-1968.

United States Senate, Committee on Government Operations, Subcommittee on Foreign Aid Expenditures. United States Aid in Action: A Case Study. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1966.

Walters, Vernon A. Silent Missions. Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1978.