Foreign Relations of the United States, 1955–1957, National
Security Policy, Volume XIX
List of Persons
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Editor’s Note: The identification of the persons in
this list is generally limited to circumstances and positions under
reference in this volume. All titles and positions are American unless there
is an indication to the contrary. Where no dates are given, the official
held the position throughout the period covered by this volume.
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Adams, Sherman,
Assistant to President Eisenhower
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Adenauer,
Konrad, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany
and, until May 1955, Minister of Foreign Affairs
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Amory, Robert,
Jr., Deputy Director for Intelligence, Central
Intelligence Agency
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Anderson, Clinton
P., Democratic Senator from New Mexico; Chairman,
Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, January 1955–January 1957; thereafter
Chairman
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Anderson,
Dillon, Special Assistant to President Eisenhower for National Security Affairs,
April 1955–September 1956; thereafter Consultant to the President
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Anderson, Robert
B., Deputy Secretary of Defense until August 1955;
Secretary of the Treasury from July 1957
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Beam, Jacob
D., Director, Office of East European Affairs, Bureau of
European Affairs, Department of State, March–October 1955; Deputy Assistant
Secretary of State for European Affairs, October 1955–June 1957; Ambassador
to Poland from August 1957
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Bowie, Robert
R., Director of the Policy Planning Staff, Department of
State, until August 1955; Assistant Secretary of State for Policy Planning
and Department of State representative on the National Security Council
Planning Board, August 1955–October 1957
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Bridges,
Styles, Republican Senator from New Hampshire
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Brownell, Herbert,
Jr., Attorney General of the United States until
November 1957
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Brucker, Wilber
M., Secretary of the Army from July 1955
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Brundage, Percival
F., Deputy Director, Bureau of the Budget, until
April 2, 1956; thereafter Director
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Burke, Admiral Arleigh
A., Chief of Naval Operations and member of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff from August 1955
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Cutler, Robert,
Special Assistant to President Eisenhower for National Security Affairs until April 1955
and from January 1957
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Dodge, Joseph
M., Special Assistant to President Eisenhower and Chairman of the Council on
Foreign Economic Policy until July 1956
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Dulles, Allen
W., Director of Central Intelligence
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Dulles, John
Foster, Secretary of State
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Durham, Carl
T., Democratic Representative from North Carolina; Vice
Chairman, Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, January 1955–January 1957;
thereafter Chairman
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Eisenhower, Dwight
D., President of the United States
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Elbrick, C.
Burke, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European
Affairs until February 1957; thereafter Assistant Secretary of State for
European Affairs
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Farrell, Major General
Francis W.
(Lieutenant General from 1957), Special
Assistant to the Joint Chiefs of Staff for National Security Affairs until
1957
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Fisk, James
B., Member, General Advisory Committee, Atomic Energy
Commission; Member, Science Advisory Committee, Office of Defense
Mobilization
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Flemming, Arthur
S., Director of the Office of Defense Mobilization until
February 1957
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Gleason, S.
Everett, Deputy Executive Secretary of the National
Security Council
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Goodpaster, Colonel Andrew
J.
(Brigadier General from January 1957), Staff
Secretary to President Eisenhower
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Gray, Gordon,
Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, July
1955–February 1957; Director of the Office of Defense Mobilization from
March 1957
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Hagerty, James
C., Press Secretary to President Eisenhower
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Herter, Christian
A., Consultant to the Secretary of State,
January–February 1957; thereafter Under Secretary of State and Chairman,
Operations Coordinating Board
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Hollister, John
B., Consultant to the Secretary of State, May–July 1955;
Director, International Cooperation Administration, July 1955–July
1957
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Hoover, Herbert C.,
Jr., Under Secretary of State and Chairman,
Operations Coordinating Board, until February 1957
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Hughes, Rowland
R., Director of the Bureau of the Budget until April
1956
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Humphrey, George
M., Secretary of the Treasury until July 1957
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Jackson, William
H., Special Assistant to the Secretary of State,
September 1955–January 1956; Special Assistant to President Eisenhower, January–September 1956; Acting
Special Assistant to President Eisenhower for National Security Affairs, September
1956–January 1957
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Johnson, Lyndon
Baines, Democratic Senator from Texas; Minority
Leader of the Senate until January 1955; thereafter Majority Leader of the
Senate
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Khrushchev, Nikita
Sergeevich, First Secretary of the Central Committee
of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
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Killian, James R.,
Jr., Head, Technological Capabilities Panel, Science
Advisory Committee, Office of Defense Mobilization, from June 1955;
Chairman, President’s Board on Foreign Intelligence Activities, from 1956;
Special Assistant to President Eisenhower for Science and Technology from November
1957
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Kishi,
Nobusuke, Secretary General, Japan Democratic Party
(liberal–Democratic Party from 1956); Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs,
December 1956–July 1957; Prime Minister from February 1957
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Knowland, William
F., Republican Senator from California; Senate
Majority Leader until January 1955; thereafter Senate Minority Leader;
Member, Senate Foreign Relations Committee; Member, Joint Committee on
Atomic Energy
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Larson, Arthur,
Under Secretary of Labor until November 1956; Director, U.S. Information
Agency, December 1956–November 1957; thereafter Special Assistant to
President Eisenhower
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Lay, James S.,
Jr., Executive Secretary of the National Security
Council
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Lloyd, Sir
Selwyn, British Minister of Supply until April 1955;
Minister of Defense, April 1955–December 1955; thereafter Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs
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Loper, Major General Herbert
B., Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Atomic
Energy and Chairman, Military Liaison Committee to the Atomic Energy
Commission
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Macmillan,
Harold, British Minister of Defense until April 1955;
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, April–December 1955; Chancellor of
the Exchequer, December 1955–January 1957; thereafter Prime Minister and
First Lord of the Treasury
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Martin, Joseph W.,
Jr., Republican Representative from Massachusetts;
Speaker of the House of Representatives until January 1955; thereafter
Minority Leader of the House of Representatives
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Minnich, L. Arthur,
Jr., Assistant Staff Secretary to President
Eisenhower
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Mollet, Guy,
President of the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe until
January 1956; Prime Minister of France, February 1956–June 1957
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Murphy, Robert
D., Deputy Under Secretary of State for Political
Affairs
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Nixon, Richard,
Vice President of the United States
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Norstad, General
Lauris, Air Deputy, Supreme Headquarters, Allied
Powers, Europe, until November 1956; thereafter Supreme Allied Commander in
Europe
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Pate, Lieutenant General
Randolph M., Assistant Commandant of the Marine
Corps and Chief of Staff until January 1, 1956; thereafter Commandant
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Persons, Major General
Wilton B., Deputy Assistant to the President
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Peterson, Val,
Administrator of the Federal Civil Defense Administration until June 1957;
Ambassador to Denmark from August 1957
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Quarles, Donald
A., Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and
Development until August 1955; Secretary of the Air Force, August 1955–April
1957; thereafter Deputy Secretary of Defense
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Rabi, Isidor
I., Chairman, General Advisory Committee, Atomic Energy
Commission, until 1957; Member, Science Advisory Committee, Office of
Defense Mobilization, 1955–1956; thereafter Chairman; Representative to
Negotiations for the Establishment of the International Atomic Energy Agency
from August 1955
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Radford, Admiral Arthur
M., Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, until August
1957
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Ridgway, General Matthew
B., Chief of Staff, United States Army, until June
1955
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Robertson, Reuben B.,
Jr., Deputy Secretary of Defense, August 1955–April
1957
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Rockefeller, Nelson
A., Special Assistant to President Eisenhower until December 1955; Chairman,
President’s Advisory Committee on Government Organization, until 1957
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Saltonstall,
Leverett, Republican Senator from
Massachusetts
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Spaak,
Paul-Henri, Belgian Minister of Foreign Affairs until
May 1957; thereafter Secretary-General of the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization
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Sprague, Mansfield
D., General Counsel, Department of Defense, October
1955–February 1957; thereafter Assistant Secretary of Defense for
International Security Affairs
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Stassen, Harold
E., Director of the Foreign Operations Administration
until June 1955; Special Assistant to President Eisenhower from March 1955 and Deputy Representative to the
U.N. Disarmament Commission from August 1955
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Strauss, Lewis
L., Special Assistant to President Eisenhower and Chairman of the Atomic
Energy Commission
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Streibert, Theodore
C., Director of the U.S. Information Agency until
December 1956
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Taylor, General Maxwell
D., Commanding General, U.S. Army Forces, Far East,
and Eighth U.S. Army, until March 1955; Commander in Chief, Far East
Command, April 1955–June 1955; thereafter Chief of Staff, U.S. Army
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Twining, General Nathan
F., Chief of Staff, U.S. Air Force, until July 1957;
thereafter Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Von Neumann,
John, Member, Atomic Energy Commission, until February
1957
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Wilson, Charles
E., Secretary of Defense until October 8, 1957
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Zhukov, Georgii
Konstantinovich, Soviet Minister of Defense,
February 1955–October 1957