Palestine Cry: A day that lives in infamy November 22. 1963. Dallas TX John F. Kennedy Assassinated by sneak attack act of War by rogue non-state IsraHell on the United States of America 3

Salam al Maseeh

The first Palestinian above all others is Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.

Let be accursed any gospel other than that which was preached at the beginning, received not from man but from Christ Jesus, thou alone, in whom we have redemption through thy all holy infinitely pure and undefiled blood, the remission of our sins, who in the future shall recreate the heavens and the earth, called by thine special choice, who before hoped in Christ with all who heard the word of truth and believed, sealed with the Holy Spirit of the promise, who is the pledge of our inheritance, to the redemption of the possession, for the praise of his glory, in faith in the Lord Jesus, and of love for all the saints in unceasing intercession of all the elect angels and saints of God, virgins, with all thanksgiving, that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, may grant us the spirit of wisdom and revelation in deep knowledge of him; the eyes of our minds being enlightened, to know the hope of his calling, the riches of the glory of his inheritance in the saints, and the exceeding greatness of his power towards us who believe, according to the working of his mighty power wrought in Christ the only first born from the dead in the flesh raised above all things he made subject under his feet, we who hold him the head directly and no other, Christ Jesus our only Lord and Saviour immortal son of the immortal Father in the unity and power and bond of love of the immortal Holy Spirit our Paraclete unto the ages of the ages. Amen.

The Final Trial: Jesus Christ begotten of the Father - not made

A prayer of Isaias the Prophet.

Is. 26: 9-21

(Isaias' prophecy, which is also his prayer.)

O Lord our God, grant us peace. Out of the night my spirit waketh at dawn unto Thee, O God; for Thy commandments are a light upon the earth. Learn righteousness, all ye that dwell upon the earth. For the ungodly man hath come to an end; every one that learneth not righteousness upon the earth shall not be able to do truth; let the ungodly be taken away, that he may not see the glory of the Lord. O Lord, Thine arm is lifted up, and they knew it not; but when they know it, let them be put to shame. Zeal shall lay hold upon an untaught people, and now fire shall devour the adversaries. O Lord our God, bestow Thy peace upon us, for Thou hast given all things unto us. O Lord our God, take us for Thy possession. O Lord, we know no other beside Thee; we call upon Thy name. But the dead shall not see life, neither shall physicians raise them up; therefore hast Thou brought wrath upon them, and hast slain them, and hast taken every man of them away. Bring more evils upon them, Lord; bring more evils upon them that are glorious upon the earth. O Lord, in trouble we remembered Thee; with small affliction was Thy chastening with us. And as a woman in travail draweth nigh to be delivered, and crieth out in her travail, so have we become in the presence of Thy beloved. We have conceived, O Lord, because of Thy fear, and have suffered pangs, and have brought forth the spirit of Thy salvation, which we have wrought upon the earth. We shall not fail, but all those that dwell upon the earth shall fail. The dead shall arise, and they that are in the tomb shall awake, and they that are upon the earth shall rejoice. For the dew which Thou sendest is healing unto them; but the land of the ungodly shall perish. Go, my people, enter into thine inner chamber, shut thy door, hide thyself for a little season [during the Great Tribulation, hidden in mountains and dens and caves of the earth - there is NO secret rapture which is only an heretical apostate Lurianic Talmudic Judaic doctrine], until the anger of the Lord shall pass away.

Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit. As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.

And see: The Abomination of Desolation

Note in the below that this is a description of the evil that precedes the Antichrist who is the Abomination of Desolation. Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ then comes after the reign of Antichrist has proceeded for a while. Antichrist, his reign and the False Prophet and all their followers are then destroyed by the Second Coming of Our Lord Jesus Christ from heaven with all His elect Angels and sent to hell forever. The saints will then reign with Our Lord Jesus Christ at their head on earth forever.

Palestine, which is properly the Holy Land for in it walked God in the flesh, Jesus Christ, and there He allowed Himself to be sacrificed for the salvation of those who profess Him from the heart and with the mouth, is a miniature of all the evil that has come upon the earth and there will the final evil be concentrated in its fullness and rule from there for a short time.

From: The Abomination of Desolation

Writing in the second century, St. Hippolytus wrote the following about the evil that will abound before the coming of Antichrist:

The temples of God will be like houses, and there will be overturnings of the churches everywhere. The Scriptures will be despised, and everywhere they will sing the songs of the adversary. Fornications, and adulteries, and perjuries will fill the land; sorceries, and incantations, and divinations will follow after these with all force and zeal. And, on the whole, from among those who profess to be Christians will rise up then false prophets, false apostles, impostors, mischief-makers, evil-doers, liars against each other, adulterers, fornicators, robbers, grasping, perjured, mendacious, hating each other. The shepherds will be like wolves; the priests will embrace falsehood; the monks will lust after the things of the world; the rich will assume hardness of heart; the rulers will not help the poor; the powerful will cast off all pity; the judges will remove justice from the just, and, blinded with bribes, they will call in unrighteousness.

St. Hippolytus of Rome, Treatise on the end of the world and on Antichrist

Baptism

Traditional Catholic Prayers: Baptism

MATTHEW 28

CHAPTER XXVIII.

The resurrection of Christ. His commission to his disciples.

1 And *in the end of the sabbath, when it began to dawn towards the first day of the week,

18 And Jesus coming, spoke to them, saying: All power is given to me in heaven and in earth.

19 *Going, therefore, teach ye all nations: baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit;

20 Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and behold I am with you all days, even to the consummation of the world.

"Consummation of the world," - the end of this age of grace and the beginning of the eternal ages with Christ reigning visibly. This is the end of the eschaton and the beginning of the eternal recreated heavens and the earth and will begin when Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ returns from heaven in the same flesh He rose with and ascended into the third heaven with, seated at the right hand of the Father. His return will be with all of His elect angels. He will raise and judge all men in the flesh and then recreate the heavens and the earth, which in that state will last that way for eternity. There will NOT be any sin in the new heavens and earth, so prepare now by confessing the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit and be baptized as commanded above and shown how to baptize below and live Holy and Godly lives in sincerity and humility and meekness waiting for the Lord when He returns so that we are not like the five foolish virgins but are like the five wise virgins.

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1: A.D. 30.; Mark xvi. 1.; John xx. 1.

19: Mark xvi. 15.

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Method of Baptism

From the Didache (49 A.D. Council of Jerusalem):

Chapter 7. Concerning Baptism.

And concerning baptism, baptize this way: Having first said all these things, baptize the one to be baptized into Jesus Christ in "the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit," in running water. But if you have no running water, baptize into other water [still water]; and if you cannot do so in cold water, do so in warm. But if you have neither, pour out water three times upon the head onto the one to be baptized saying at that time "in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit." But before the baptism, if possible, let the baptizer fast, and the baptized, and whoever else can; but you shall order the baptized [when there is time] to fast one or two days before.

Baptism can and should always be performed immediately when there is danger of death of the one to be baptized. For instance, impending martyrdom or possible death causing illness.

Israel is the Nation of the Antichrist = Dajjal: Totally reject Dajjal and instead Come to Christ and receive the water of life

The Muhammad of the Almighty Triune God of The Final Trial would not stand in the way of Muslims coming to Our Lord Jesus Christ and being baptized in Him as the Injeel commands. The Mohammed of Ahmadiyya is the same as the Mohammot of al-Hakim bi-Amr Allah and both are antichrists and contradict the clear commands of God in the Injeel and Taurat and Quran.

Noble Quran

003.045 Behold! the angels said: "O Mary! God giveth thee glad tidings of a Word from Him: his name will be Christ Jesus, the son of Mary, held in honour in this world and the Hereafter and of (held in honor by the company of the prophets and saints) those nearest to God;

003.046 "He shall speak to the people in childhood and in maturity. And he shall be (adhered to by the company) of the righteous."

003.047 She said: "O my Lord! How shall I have a son when no man hath touched me?" He said: "Even so: God createth what He willeth: When He hath decreed a plan, He but saith to it, 'Be,' and it is!

003.048 "And God will teach him [Jesus Christ] the Book [alkitaba = all sacred writing from God Most High] and Wisdom [hikma = sophia = uncreated wisdom of God one with His Holy Spirit], the Law [Taurat fulfilled in the Gospel of Jesus Christ] and the Gospel [of Jesus Christ],"

As the Word of God Jesus Christ willed to learn in His Incarnation what He already possessed and knew prior to His Incarnation as part of His kenosis (emptying out of Himself and taking upon Himself our nature while in no way losing anything of what He already was as God by nature and Son of God as the Second Person of the undivided Trinity) and as an example to us of how we in humility must follow God the Father and the Son Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit.

Baptism

The Final Trial: Traditional Catholic Prayers: Baptism

Traditional Catholic Prayers: Baptism

MATTHEW 28

CHAPTER XXVIII.

The resurrection of Christ. His commission to his disciples.

1 And *in the end of the sabbath, when it began to dawn towards the first day of the week,

18 And Jesus coming, spoke to them, saying: All power is given to me in heaven and in earth.

19 *Going, therefore, teach ye all nations: baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit;

20 Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and behold I am with you all days, even to the consummation of the world.

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1: A.D. 30.; Mark xvi. 1.; John xx. 1.

19: Mark xvi. 15.

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Method of Baptism

From the Didache (49 A.D. Council of Jerusalem):

Chapter 7. Concerning Baptism.

And concerning baptism, baptize this way: Having first said all these things, baptize the one to be baptized into Jesus Christ in "the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit," in running water. But if you have no running water, baptize into other water [still water]; and if you cannot do so in cold water, do so in warm. But if you have neither, pour out water three times upon the head onto the one to be baptized saying at that time "in the name of Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit." But before the baptism, if possible, let the baptizer fast, and the baptized, and whoever else can; but you shall order the baptized [when there is time] to fast one or two days before.

Baptism can and should always be performed immediately when there is danger of death of the one to be baptized. For instance, impending martyrdom or possible death causing illness.

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See this for why Jesus Christ must be confessed as the Holy Word and Son of God: The Final Trial: Mary - revered by both Christians and Muslims as the vessel through whom God made the Word, Jesus Christ, Incarnate

The Muslim feast of Eid only commemorates the typological sacrifice by Abraham of Issac. That prefigured the final and only Supreme Sacrifice of Jesus Christ on His Most Holy Cross. It is only by the Sacrifice of Christ on His Cross that we are saved. Jesus Christ commanded, not suggested, that we be baptized; echoing the rest of the Church Fathers, St. Augustine noted that if someone could not be baptized even though they wanted it and did everything they could to be baptized in the water in name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, then their confession of faith is enough for their salvation. But no where are we allowed to refuse baptism.

All Muslims and everyone who will, are invited and encouraged to come to the water of life now and be baptized in the water and in the Spirit in name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit and receive Communion.

For Noah and Abraham as Prophecies of Baptism in Our Only Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ see:

Traditional Catholic Prayers: THE TWELVE PROPHECIES - The Second Prophesy: Genesis 5: 32; 6; 7: 6: 11-14, 18-21, 23-24; 8: 1-3, 6-12, 15-21

Traditional Catholic Prayers: THE TWELVE PROPHECIES - The Third Prophesy: Genesis 22: 1-19

There is no evolution, to be baptized in Our Only Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ one must believe in the truth of literal Creation by God and no pantheistic syncretism with deistic design and the rest of pagan evolutionary theory.

Traditional Catholic Prayers: THE TWELVE PROPHECIES - The First Prophesy: Genesis 1: 1-31; 2: 1-2

And see the rest of the Baptismal Prophecies. They are a must.

Traditional Catholic Prayers: THE TWELVE PROPHECIES - The Fourth Prophesy: Exodus 14: 24-31; 15: 1

Traditional Catholic Prayers: THE TWELVE PROPHECIES - The Fifth Prophesy: Isaias 54: 17; 55: 1-11

Traditional Catholic Prayers: THE TWELVE PROPHECIES - The Sixth Prophesy: Baruch 3: 9-38

Traditional Catholic Prayers: THE TWELVE PROPHECIES - The Seventh Prophesy: Ezechiel 37: 1-14

Traditional Catholic Prayers: THE TWELVE PROPHECIES - The Eighth Prophesy: Isaias 4: 1-6

Traditional Catholic Prayers: THE TWELVE PROPHECIES - The Ninth Prophesy: Exodus 1-11

Traditional Catholic Prayers: THE TWELVE PROPHECIES - The Tenth Prophesy: Jonas 3: 1-10

Traditional Catholic Prayers: THE TWELVE PROPHECIES - The Eleventh Prophesy: Deuteronomy 31: 22-30

Traditional Catholic Prayers: THE TWELVE PROPHECIES - The Twelfth Prophesy: Daniel 3: 1-24

For all Jews wishing to convert sincerely from the heart to Jesus Christ now, here is a prayer based on the biblical Hebrew of the prophets of the Old Testament and the Septuagint Greek of the Old Testament and the New Testament and Arabic.

(The Arabic, Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala, means the same as God Almighty, or 'O Theos 'O Pantocrator, in Septuagint Greek.)

In the below “Dam (Blood) Kadosh (Holy) bet Yeshua ha Maschiach (Jesus Christ) kanawn anawim (have mercy on Your faithful [those who turn to God by the shed Blood of Christ on Calvary])” is asking for God's forgiveness by the shed Holy Blood of Christ – which is the only forgiveness there is from God for sin.

Go here: Jews called in Christ: Begun in 2002, judged illegal 2004, Israel’s apartheid wall goes on regardless | Jews for Justice for Palestinians

And then be baptized in Christ - see above: Baptism.

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A day that lives in infamy November 22. 1963. Dallas TX John F. Kennedy Assassinated by sneak attack act of War by rogue non-state IsraHell on the United States of America 3

A day that lives in infamy November 22. 1963. Dallas TX John F. Kennedy Assassinated by sneak attack act of War by rogue non-state IsraHell on the United States of America

U.S. Department of State Archive

http://2001-2009.state.gov/r/pa/ho/frus/kennedyjf/xviii/26417.htm

Foreign Relations, 1961-1963, Volume XVIII, Near East, 1962-1963

Released by the Office of the Historian

Topical List of Documents

Note: The regional topics are first on this list; individual countries follow in alphabetical order.

Arab-Israeli Relations

2. Memorandum from Talbot to Rusk, July 9, 1962. Recommendations for U.S. policy toward Israel.

3. Letter from William Bundy to Grant, July 16, 1962. Department of Defense views on the acquisition by Israel of the Hawk missile system.

14. Memorandum from Rusk to Kennedy, August 7, 1962. Review of U.S. policy toward Israel; recommendation to sell Hawk missiles to Israel if effort to obtain arms limitation arrangement unsuccessful.

24. Telegram from the Embassy in Israel to the Department of State, August 19, 1962. Feldman's meeting with Israeli officials, including Ben Gurion, to discuss Hawk missiles and the Johnson Plan.

27. Telegram from the Embassy in Israel to the Department of State, August 21, 1962. Feldman's meeting with Meir to discuss the Johnson Plan and the direct negotiations resolution.

30. Memorandum of conversation, August 24, 1962. Feldman's report to McGeorge Bundy on his visit to Israel.

40. Circular telegram from the Department of State to certain posts, September 14, 1962. U.S. willingness to sell Hawk missile system to Israel.

64. Memorandum from Feldman to Kennedy, October 2, 1962. Report of meeting with Harman to emphasize U.S. concern over the direct negotiations resolution at the UN.

121. Memorandum of conversation, December 27, 1962. Kennedy-Meir meeting: Israeli security, Israeli-UAR relations, Palestinian refugees.

139. National Intelligence Estimate NIE 30-63, January 23, 1963. The Arab-Israeli Problem.

155. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, February 9, 1963. Question of an arms control initiative in the Near East.

197. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, March 22, 1963. Israeli and UAR nuclear weapon capabilities.

199. National Security Action Memorandum No. 231, March 26, 1963. Kennedy's request for proposals to forestall Israeli or UAR development of nuclear weapons.

215. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, April 18, 1963. Transmits letter from Kennedy to Nasser on Yemen, arms in the Near East, Arab refugees.

220. Memorandum from Brubeck to McGeorge Bundy, April 27, 1963. Summary of Ben Gurion's letter to Kennedy requesting a joint U.S.-USSR security guarantee of Near East countries.

230. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, April 30, 1963. Comments on the situation in Jordan and Israeli reactions to it.

231. Memorandum for the record, May 1, 1963. White House staff meeting discussion of general U.S. policy in the Near East and the balance between Israel and the UAR.

232. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, May 1, 1963. Question of reaffirming the Tripartite Declaration.

236. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Israel, May 4, 1963. Transmits text of letter from Kennedy to Ben Gurion concerning situation in the Near East, U.S. concern with Israeli security, Jordan, Arab unity.

238. Editorial Note. Kennedy's May 8 statement regarding U.S. policy in the Near East, military balance, security of Israel and Jordan.

239. Special National Intelligence Estimate, SNIE 30-2-63, May 8, 1963. The advanced weapons programs of the United Arab Republic and Israel.

244. Memorandum from Grant to Rusk, May 11, 1963. White House concern with Arab-Israeli matters.

246. Memorandum from Brubeck to McGeorge Bundy, May 14, 1963. Summary of Ben Gurion's May 12 letter to Kennedy on proposed U.S.-USSR security guarantee.

247. Memorandum from Talbot to Rusk, May 14, 1963. Plan of action for a Near East arms limitation and control arrangement.

253. Letter from Talbot to Badeau, May 20, 1963. Informs the Ambassador of Presidential interest in satisfying Israel's desire for a security guarantee and seeking an arms limitation arrangement.

257. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, May 27, 1963. Transmits letter from Kennedy to Nasser regarding U.S. desire to maintain peace and stability in the Near East and dispatch of a Presidential emissary.

260. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, May 31, 1963. Comments on State Department's scenario for a UAR-Israel arms initiative.

261. Memorandum by the Working Group on Near East Arms Limitation, undated. Memorandum for the Presidential emissary on the arms limitation and control arrangement for the Near East.

273. Memorandum for the record, June 15, 1963. Presidential meeting with McCloy, Special Emissary for the Near East Arms Limitation Initiative, on the mission.

275. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, June 15, 1963. Transmits text of letter from Kennedy to Nasser introducing McCloy as Presidential emissary.

277. Memorandum from Komer to McCloy, June 19, 1963. Comments on negotiating tactics with Nasser on arms limitation initiative.

283. Telegram from the Embassy in the United Arab Republic to the Department of State, June 28, 1963. From McCloy: report of a meeting with Nasser on the proposal for an arms control initiative.

285. Telegram from the Embassy in the United Arab Republic to the Department of State, June 30, 1963. From McCloy: report of a meeting with Nasser on the arms control initiative.

288. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, July 3, 1963. Comments on McCloy's meetings with Nasser.

292. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, July 7, 1963. Instructions to convey to Nasser Kennedy's appreciation for his discussions with McCloy and to review with Nasser Kennedy's concerns.

298. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, July 19, 1963. Comments on Israeli position on visits to Dimona and connection to arms control initiative.

300. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, July 23, 1963. Briefing paper for meeting to consider next steps on arms control initiative.

301. Memorandum from Rusk to Kennedy, July 23, 1963. Briefing paper for meeting with McCloy to present McCloy's personal report on his talks with Nasser and discussion of future courses of action.

303. Memorandum of conversation, July 23, 1963. Kennedy, Ball, McCloy, et al. discussion of the arms limitation initiative and a security guarantee for Israel.

314. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, August 22, 1963. Report of incidents along the Syrian-Israeli armistice line.

320. Telegram from the Department of State to the Mission to the United Nations, August 27, 1963. Questions of the resolution on the Israeli complaint in the UN Security Council and strengthening UNTSO machinery.

323. Memorandum from Rusk to Kennedy, September 10, 1963. Next steps on the Near East arms limitation effort.

324. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, September 12, 1963. Transmits draft of the text of letter from Kennedy to Nasser on the Near East arms limitation effort.

325. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, September 12, 1963. Instructions for oral statement to Nasser on the Near East arms limitation effort.

330. Circular telegram from the Department of State to certain posts, September 26, 1963. Department views on the refugee problem and question of a direct negotiations resolution in the United Nations.

331. Memorandum of conversation, September 30, 1963. Rusk-Meir meeting: Israeli concerns about security, UAR nuclear capability, regional disarmament.

332. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Israel, October 2, 1963. Transmits letter from Kennedy to Eshkol on U.S. position on Israeli security.

338. Memorandum of conversation, October 10, 1963. Harman-Jernegan meeting on the Jordan waters issues.

352. Memorandum from Read to McGeorge Bundy, November 5, 1963. Possibility of Arab action to prevent Israeli diversion of Jordan waters; recapitulation of Jordan waters problem.

355. Circular airgram from the Department of State to certain posts, November 7, 1963. Information on the Unified Plan for the development of Jordan waters.

362. Telegram from the Department of State to the Mission to the United Nations, November 16, 1963. The Palestine refugee item in the Special Political Committee.

364. Memorandum from Talbot to Rusk, November 18, 1963. Information memorandum on anticipated special problems in the U.S.-Arab relationship.

365. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, November 19, 1963. Report on the debate in the United Nations on Arab refugees.

371. Memorandum from Talbot to Rusk, November 23, 1963. Review of situation in the Near East and potential problems for President Johnson.

375. Memorandum from Solbert to Taylor, December 2, 1963. Request for JCS views on U.S. sale of arms to Near East countries.

376. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, December 3, 1963. Summary of issues for Presidential approval: Yemen, Arab-Israeli problems.

377. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, December 3, 1963. Analysis of the situation in the Near East: Arab-Israeli problems, Iran.

383. Memorandum from the Joint Chiefs of Staff to McNamara, December 7, 1963. JCS views on sale of arms to Near East countries.

384. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Israel, December 9, 1963. Israeli position on Arab refugees and Jordan waters.

395. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, December 30, 1963. Report on Nasser's speech at Port Said.

Jordan Waters

33. Memorandum from Brubeck to McGeorge Bundy, August 30, 1962. Capacity of Israel's Water Conduit.

338. Memorandum of conversation, October 10, 1963. Harman-Jernegan meeting on the Jordan waters issues.

352. Memorandum from Read to McGeorge Bundy, November 5, 1963. Possibility of Arab action to prevent Israeli diversion of Jordan waters; recapitulation of Jordan waters problem.

355. Circular airgram from the Department of State to certain posts, November 7, 1963. Information on the Unified Plan for the development of Jordan waters.

384. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Israel, December 9, 1963. Israeli position on Arab refugees and Jordan waters.

Near East Region

167. Circular telegram from the Department of State to certain posts, February 28, 1963. Review of U.S. policies toward Near East countries for use in meetings with Foreign Ministers.

200. Memorandum for the record, March 26, 1963. Record of McCone-Rusk meeting regarding U.S. policy in the Near East and Israel's nuclear program.

206. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Israel, April 4, 1963. Report of U. Alexis Johnson-Peres meeting: exchange of views on Near East.

207. Memorandum of telephone conversation, April 5, 1963. Talbot-Feldman conversation: report of talk between Kennedy and Peres on Near East danger points and importance of non-proliferation of nuclear weapons.

217. Circular telegram from the Department of State to certain posts, April 19, 1963. Assessment and guidance on Arab unity proclamation.

229. Telegram from the Embassy in Iran to the Department of State, April 29, 1963. Report of Rusk-Shah meeting.

232. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, May 1, 1963. Question of reaffirming the Tripartite Declaration.

238. Editorial Note. Kennedy's May 8 statement regarding U.S. policy in the Near East, military balance, security of Israel and Jordan.

244. Memorandum from Grant to Rusk, May 11, 1963. White House concern with Arab-Israeli matters.

259. Airgram from the Embassy in the United Kingdom to the Department of State, May 31, 1963. Summary of U.S.-U.K. talks on the Persian Gulf.

291. Memorandum from Davies (NE) to Talbot, July 5, 1963. Conclusions of the U.S.-U.K. talks on oil; includes minute of the discussion.

331. Memorandum of conversation, September 30, 1963. Rusk-Meir meeting: Israeli concerns about security, UAR nuclear capability, regional disarmament.

364. Memorandum from Talbot to Rusk, November 18, 1963. Information memorandum on anticipated special problems in the U.S.-Arab relationship.

371. Memorandum from Talbot to Rusk, November 23, 1963. Review of situation in the Near East and potential problems for President Johnson.

375. Memorandum from Solbert to Taylor, December 2, 1963. Request for JCS views on U.S. sale of arms to Near East countries.

377. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, December 3, 1963. Analysis of the situation in the Near East: Arab-Israeli problems, Iran.

381. Memorandum of conversation, December 6, 1963. Meeting of Harriman and oil company executives to discuss developments in the Near East and OPEC.

383. Memorandum from the Joint Chiefs of Staff to McNamara, December 7, 1963. JCS views on sale of arms to Near East countries.

386. Memorandum from Talbot to Ball, December 16, 1963. Report on OPEC meeting where oil companies' offer of royalties rejected; recommendations for U.S. course of action.

Palestinian Refugee Issue

9. Memorandum of conversations, July 28, July 31, August 6, 1962. Joseph Johnson meetings with Department of State officers: discussion of Johnson's proposals to solve Arab refugee problem.

15. Memorandum from Rusk to Kennedy, August 7, 1962. The Johnson Plan: considerations for the United States, proposals for implementation of paragraph 11 of UN General Assembly Resolution 194(III), and explanation.

16. Memorandum from Brubeck to McGeorge Bundy, August 9, 1962. Consequences for the United States of rejection of the Johnson Plan.

17. Memorandum from Talbot to Feldman, August 9, 1962. Question of the use of a Presidential emissary to gain Israel's cooperation in implementation of the Johnson Plan.

18. Memorandum from Feldman to Kennedy, August 10, 1962. Comments on papers on U.S. policy toward Israel (Document 14) and the Johnson Plan (Document 15).

19. Notes of Conference, August 14, 1962. Record of White House discussion of the Johnson Plan.

20. Notes of Meeting, August 14, 1962. Continuation of the discussion of the Johnson Plan after the President's departure.

21. Letter from Kennedy to Ben Gufion, August 15, 1962. Introduces Myer Feldman as the President's emissary to discuss the Johnson Plan.

24. Telegram from the Embassy in Israel to the Department of State, August 19, 1962. Feldman's meeting with Israeli officials, including Ben Gurion, to discuss Hawk missiles and the Johnson Plan.

25. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Israel, August 20, 1962. Comments on Feldman's meeting with Israeli officials.

26. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, August 21, 1962. Informs the Embassy of Feldman's meeting with Israeli officials.

27. Telegram from the Embassy in Israel to the Department of State, August 21, 1962. Feldman's meeting with Meir to discuss the Johnson Plan and the direct negotiations resolution.

28. Telegram From the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, August 22, 1962. Instructions for discussions with UAR officials regarding the Johnson Plan.

30. Memorandum of conversation, August 24, 1962. Feldman's report to McGeorge Bundy on his visit to Israel.

31. Telegram from the Embassy in the United Arab Republic to the Department of State, August 24, 1962. Conversation with Nasser: Hawk missile purchase by Israel and the Johnson Plan.

32. Telegram from the Department of State to the Mission to the United Nations, August 27, 1962. Question of the submission to the Palestine Conciliation Commission of the Johnson Plan.

34. Circular telegram from the Department of State to Certain Posts, September 5, 1962. Information on presentation of the Johnson Plan to the PCC and instructions to inform governments of the details of the plan.

36. Telegram from the Mission to the United Nations to the Department of State, September 10, 1962. Reactions to the Johnson Plan.

39. Letter from Kennedy to King Hussein, September 13, 1962. Support of the Johnson Plan; U.S. support for Jordan.

41. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, September 14, 1962. Johnson Plan and sale of Hawk missiles to Israel; U.S. relations with the United Arab Republic.

47. Memorandum from McGeorge Bundy to Komer, September 20, 1962. Israeli opposition to the Johnson Plan.

48. Memorandum from Talbot to Rusk, September 20, 1962. Israeli opposition to the Johnson Plan.

50. Editorial Note. Israeli opposition to the Johnson Plan.

52. Memorandum from Komer to Kaysen, September 22, 1962. Argument for continuing efforts to prevent or at least delay collapse of the Johnson Plan.

53. Memorandum from Talbot to Rusk, September 22, 1962. Possible appropriate steps to preserve the Johnson Plan.

54. Memorandum from Komer to Kaysen, September 25, 1962. Outline of the President's view on the Johnson Plan.

56. Circular telegram from the Department of State to certain posts, September 26, 1962. Instructions not to press for acceptance of the Johnson Plan in view of Israeli unwillingness to acquiesce in the Plan.

57. Telegram from Rusk to the Department of State, September 26, 1962. Report of Rusk-Meir meeting on Israeli objections to the Johnson Plan.

61. Memorandum from Komer to Kaysen, September 29, 1962. Summary of Rusk-Meir meeting and recommendation for continued support of the Johnson Plan.

62. Memorandum from Talbot to Rusk, September 30, 1962. Talbot's personal comments on the Johnson Plan and his recommendations for future courses of action.

65. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, October 2, 1962. Possible courses of action after the leak of the Johnson Plan.

67. Memorandum from Rusk to Kennedy, October 4, 1962. Recommendations on next steps to take on the Johnson Plan.

75. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, October 9, 1962. Courses of action after rejection of the Johnson Plan.

84. Memorandum from Brubeck to McGeorge Bundy, October 20, 1962. Arab response to the Johnson Plan.

95. Memorandum from Rusk to Kennedy, November 12, 1962. Analysis of current situation and planned action regarding the Johnson Plan and the forthcoming UN General Assembly debate.

102. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Israel, November 21, 1962. Report of discussion with Meir of Johnson Plan and the refugee problem.

105. Memorandum from Talbot and Cleveland to Rusk, November 28, 1962. Analysis of the future of the U.S. initiative on the Palestinian refugee problem.

106. Telegram from the Department of State to the Mission to the United Nations, November 29, 1962. Guidance on the UNRWA item in the Special Political Committee debate.

107. Telegram from the Department of State to the Mission to the United Nations, November 30, 1962. Report of meeting with Harman to discuss UNRWA item.

108. Memorandum from Talbot to Rusk, December 4, 1962. Israeli response to U.S. proposals regarding the refugee debate in the UN General Assembly.

109. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, December 5, 1962. Discussion of the Israeli reply to the package proposal on Arab refugees and future U.S. courses of action.

110. Memorandum of conversation, December 5, 1962. Talbot-Harman meeting to inform Harman of U.S. action in the Special Political Committee debate.

111. Circular telegram from the Department of State to certain posts, December 6, 1962. Guidance regarding the UN General Assembly Palestine refugee debate.

121. Memorandum of conversation, December 27, 1962. Kennedy-Meir meeting: Israeli security, Israeli-UAR relations, Palestinian refugees.

137. Telegram from the Embassy in Israel to the Department of State, January 22, 1963. Report of meeting with Ben Gurion on refugee issue.

138. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, January 23, 1963. Comments on Ben Gurion's reply to Kennedy's statements at his meeting with Meir on refugee issue.

150. Memorandum of conversation, February 6, 1963. Kennedy-Joseph Johnson meeting: exchange of views on the Johnson Plan.

166. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Jordan, February 27, 1963. Instructions to Ambassadors concerning upcoming talks in Jerusalem on refugees with Barbour as U.S. representative.

201. Memorandum from Rusk to Kennedy, March 28, 1963. Status of the Palestinian refugee issue and future U.S. courses of action.

214. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Jordan, April 13, 1963. Guidance for discussions on refugee initiative.

215. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, April 18, 1963. Transmits letter from Kennedy to Nasser on Yemen, arms in the Near East, Arab refugees.

290. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Israel, July 4, 1963. Instructions for discussion of refugee problem with Eshkol.

326. Memorandum from Sisco to Cleveland, September 19, 1963. Report on discussions of the refugee problem with the Arabs and Israel.

362. Telegram from the Department of State to the Mission to the United Nations, November 16, 1963. The Palestine refugee item in the Special Political Committee.

365. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, November 19, 1963. Report on the debate in the United Nations on Arab refugees.

367. Circular telegram from the Department of State to certain posts, November 20, 1963. Jordanian plea for U.S. support of paragraph 11 of UN Resolution 194.

368. Memorandum for the record, November 21, 1963. Record of Komer meeting with Gazit on Palestine refugee item in the United Nations, U.S.-Israeli relationship, Israeli security concerns.

384. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Israel, December 9, 1963. Israeli position on Arab refugees and Jordan waters.

Yemen conflict

38. Memorandum from Hilsman to Rusk, September 13, 1962. Report of coup in Yemen.

51. Paper by Seelye, September 20, 1962. Report on the implications of the death of Imam Ahmed of Yemen.

59. Telegram from the Department of State to Rusk, in New York, September 27, 1962. Proposed message to Cairo on U.S. views concerning Yemen.

60. Circular telegram from the Department of State to certain posts, September 27, 1962. Summary of developments in Yemen.

63. Telegram from the Embassy in the United Arab Republic to the Department of State, October 1, 1962. Vice President Sadat's comments on situation in Yemen and UAR position.

66. Memorandum of conversation, October 3, 1962. Zabarah-Seelye meeting: situation in Yemen.

69. Memorandum from Brubeck to McGeorge Bundy, October 5, 1962. Implications of the revolution in Yemen.

70. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, October 5, 1962. Question of signing the multiyear P.L. 480 agreement with the United Arab Republic.

71. Memorandum of conversation, October 5, 1962. Kennedy-Faisal meeting: exchange of views on situation in Yemen and U.S. relations with Saudi Arabia.

72. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, October 5, 1962. U.S. opposition to external military intervention in Yemen after report of UAR troop movements to the Red Sea.

73. Telegram from the Embassy in Jordan to the Department of State, October 6, 1962. King Hussein's concern about the situation in Yemen and UAR intervention.

74. Draft memorandum from the CIA Office of National Estimates to McCone, October 8, 1962. Report on the situation in Yemen.

76. Memorandum from Talbot to Rusk, October 9, 1962. Analysis of the situation in Yemen and recommendation for course of action.

77. Telegram from the Embassy in the United Arab Republic to the Department of State, October 10, 1962. Nasser's views on the situation in Yemen.

78. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Kingdom, October 11, 1962. U.S. concern over the situation in Yemen and efforts to limit the conflict.

79. Memorandum from Komer to Talbot, October 12, 1962. Recommendations that the United States move forward on an "honest broker" effort to resolve the conflict in Yemen.

80. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, October 13, 1962. Report of meeting with Faisal on situation in Yemen.

81. Paper by Seelye, October 17, 1962. U.S. position on recognition of the Yemen Arab Republic.

82. Telegram from the Embassy in the United Arab Republic to the Department of State, October 18, 1962. Discussion with Sadat on the situation in Yemen.

83. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Saudi Arabia, October 19, 1962. Discussion with Faisal on the situation in Yemen.

86. Telegram from the Department of State to the Legation in Yemen, October 24, 1962. U.S. position toward the Yemen Arab Republic.

88. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Saudi Arabia, November 2, 1962. Instructions to deliver letter from Kennedy to Faisal repeating U.S. support for Saudi Arabia in preparation of U.S. recognition of Yemen.

89. Editorial Note. Saudi concern with UAR intervention in Yemen; Saudi request for a U.S. show of force.

91. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Saudi Arabia, November 7, 1962. Instructions to express to Faisal U.S. concern with UAR military intervention in Yemen.

93. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Saudi Arabia, November 10, 1962. U.S. concern with the presence of Jordanian aircraft in Saudi Arabia and the possibility of UAR reprisals.

94. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, November 10, 1962. U.S. proposal for resolution of the Yemen crisis.

96. Memorandum from Rusk to Kennedy, November 12, 1962. Question of U.S. recognition of Yemen.

97. Memorandum from Talbot to Rusk, November 13, 1962. Rationale for proposed U.S. course of action on Yemen.

98. Message from Kennedy to Macmillan, November 15, 1962. U.S. proposal for resolution of conflict in Yemen.

99. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, November 16, 1972. U.S. efforts to assist in resolution of the conflict in Yemen.

100. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Jordan, November 16, 1972. Text of Presidential message to Hussein, Nasser, Faisal, and Sallal concerning U.S. proposals to end the conflict in Yemen.

101. Telegram from the Embassy in Saudi Arabia to the Department of State, November 19, 1962. Faisal's reaction to President Kennedy's letter.

103. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, November 21, 1962. Responses to the U.S. effort to end the conflict in Yemen.

104. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, November 28, 1962. Responses to the U.S. effort to end the conflict in Yemen.

112. Memorandum from Brubeck to McGeorge Bundy, December 6, 1962. Request for authority to recognize the Yemen Arab Republic.

113. Telegram from the Embassy in Saudi Arabia to the Department of State, December 10, 1962. Transmits messages from Faisal to Hart expressing Saudi concern about alleged U.S. support for Nasser in Yemen.

114. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, December 14, 1962. U.S. plan to recognize the Yemen Arab Republic following release of acceptable YAR and UAR statements.

116. Editorial Note. Issuance of the YAR and UAR statements and subsequent U.S. recognition of the Yemen Arab Republic

119. Telegram from the Legation in Yemen to the Department of State, December 22, 1962. Presentation of U.S. recognition to Baydani and discussion of propaganda, disengagement settlement, U.S. loan.

122. Telegram from the Embassy in Saudi Arabia to the Department of State, December 28, 1962. Comments on the President's disengagement plan for Yemen and Faisal's reaction to the plan.

123. Telegram from the Embassy in the United Arab Republic to the Department of State, December 30, 1962. Report of meeting with Nasser on Yemen disengagement.

124. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, December 31, 1962. Instructions for protest regarding UAR aerial attack on Najran in Saudi Arabia.

125. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Saudi Arabia, December 31, 1962. Instructions to convey to Faisal U.S. views regarding the UAR attack on Najran and U.S. desire to prevent escalation of conflict in Yemen.

127. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, January 2, 1963. Delay of invitation to Nasser; Saudi reaction to the bombing of Najran.

128. Memorandum from the Joint Chiefs of Staff to McNamara, January 2, 1963. JCS recommendations and opinion on possible U.S. military actions in support of U.S. policy in the Yemen conflict.

129. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, January 4, 1963. U.S. desire to get neutral intermediary to negotiate the modalities of disengagement in Yemen.

130. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Saudi Arabia, January 4, 1963. Faisal's reactions to U.S. responses to his requests for publication of President's letter, U.S.-Saudi military exercise, and expedited shipment of U.S. arms.

131. Telegram from the Embassy in the United Arab Republic to the Department of State, January 9, 1963. Recommendations on U.S. courses of action in light of the UAR bombing of Saudi territory.

132. Memorandum from McGeorge Bundy to General Taylor, January 11, 1963. Question of U.S. military moves in the Near East.

133. Telegram from the Department of State to the Sana'a Office of the Legation in Yemen, January 16, 1963. Department ideas on terms of reference of UN mediator.

134. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, January 18, 1963. Recapitulation of Department views of current situation in Yemen.

135. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, January 19, 1963. Transmits text of message from Kennedy to Nasser.

141. Telegram from the Embassy in the United Arab Republic to the Department of State, January 24, 1963. Report of meeting with Nasser on situation in Yemen.

142. Telegram from Kennedy to Macmillan, January 26, 1963. Exposition of U.S. views on disengagement agreement in Yemen.

145. Memorandum for the record, January 28, 1963. Meeting between Komer and Kermit Roosevelt: concern of the oil companies over U.S. policies in Yemen and toward Nasser.

146. Telegram from the Department of State to the Mission to the United Nations, January 28, 1963. Instructions for meeting with the UN Secretary-General regarding appointment of UN emissary to explore disengagement in Yemen.

151. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, February 7, 1963. Status report on Yemen.

156. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Kingdom, February 12, 1963. Question of U.K. recognition of the Yemen Arab Republic.

158. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Saudi Arabia, February 15, 1963. Request that Duce (Aramco) see Faisal and urge Saudi disengagement from Yemen.

160. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, February 21, 1963. Brief review of U.S. actions regarding Yemen.

162. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Saudi Arabia, February 22, 1963. Possible courses of action to persuade Saudi Arabia to disengage in Yemen.

163. Memorandum from Brubeck to McGeorge Bundy, February 24, 1963. Review of U.S. policy toward the conflict in Yemen; proposal to station a U.S. fighter squadron in Saudi Arabia.

164. Memorandum for the record, February 25, 1963. Meeting among Kennedy, McGhee, Talbot, Nitze, Gen. Wheeler, et al.: Discussion of U.S. policy toward the conflict in Yemen; question of stationing a U.S. fighter squadron in Saudi Arabia.

165. National Security Action Memorandum No. 227, February 27, 1963. Presidential decisions taken at the February 25 meeting on Yemen.

169. Memorandum of discussion, February 28, 1963. McCone-McGeorge Bundy meeting: Iraq and Yemen conflict.

170. Memorandum from Brubeck to McGeorge Bundy, February 28, 1963. Briefing paper for Bundy's meeting with Bunker; proposed terms of reference for Bunker's mission to Faisal enclosed.

171. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Kingdom, February 28, 1963. The case for U.K. recognition of the Yemen Arab Republic.

172. Letter from Kennedy to Faisal, March 1, 1963. Introduction of Bunker as Presidential emissary.

173. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, March 1, 1963. Kurdish problem in Iraq; Yemen problem.

175. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, March 2, 1963. Instructions for delivery of oral message from Kennedy to Nasser regarding problems in U.S.-UAR relations.

176. Editorial Note. Summary of Badeau-Nasser meeting: Yemen; UAR propaganda attacks.

177. Memorandum from the Joint Chiefs of Staff to McNamara, March 6, 1963. Possible courses of action to support Saudi Arabia.

180. Telegram from the Consulate General in Dhahran to the Department of State, March 7, 1963. Report of Bunker's presentation to Faisal of Kennedy's March 1 letter and outline of disengagement proposals.

181. Telegram from the Consulate General in Dhahran to the Department of State, March 8, 1963. From Bunker: Discussion of disengagement proposals with Faisal and Saqqaf.

186. Memorandum from Brubeck to McGeorge Bundy, March 10, 1963. Comments on and summary of Nasser's March 3 letter to Kennedy.

187. Memorandum from Talbot to Rusk, undated. Status of actions to resolve the Yemen conflict.

188. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, March 11, 1963. Possible courses of action to resolve the Yemen conflict.

189. Memorandum for the record, March 11, 1963. Record of Presidential meeting on Yemen; Bunker's report on his mission to Saudi Arabia.

191. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, March 13, 1963. Comments on the renewed UAR bombing of Saudi towns.

193. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Saudi Arabia, March 14, 1963. Transmits Bunker's terms of reference.

194. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Saudi Arabia, March 14, 1963. Transmits oral message from Kennedy to Faisal for delivery by Bunker.

195. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, March 18, 1963. Transmits oral message from Kennedy to Nasser for delivery by Bunker.

196. Telegram from the Embassy in Lebanon to the Department of State, March 19, 1963. Report of Bunker-Faisal meeting regarding disengagment.

202. Memorandum from Brubeck to McGeorge Bundy, March 28, 1963. Status report on Bunker's mission.

203. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, March 30, 1963. Transmits terms of reference for Bunker's talks in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Republic.

205. Telegram from the Embassy in the United Arab Republic to the Department of State, April 3, 1963. From Bunker: report of meeting with Nasser on disengagement proposals.

209. Telegram from the Embassy in Saudi Arabia to the Department of State, April 7, 1963. From Bunker: revisions to disengagement proposals after meeting with Faisal and report of second meeting with Faisal.

210. Memorandum from Fuqua to Nitze, April 9, 1963. Situation report on the conflict in Yemen.

211. Editorial Note. UN role in the Yemen disengagement agreement.

213. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, April 13, 1963. Instructions to inform Nasser of U.S. training exercise in Saudi Arabia and dispatch of air squadron.

215. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, April 18, 1963. Transmits letter from Kennedy to Nasser on Yemen, arms in the Near East, Arab refugees.

233. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, May 1, 1963. Report on the situation in Yemen.

234. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, May 2, 1963. Report on U.S. actions to show military interest in Jordan and dispatch of air squadron to Saudi Arabia.

237. Telegram from the Embassy in the United Arab Republic to the Department of State, May 6, 1963. Lack of detailed understanding on the size of the UAR force in Yemen after withdrawal.

242. Telegram from the Department of State to the Mission to the United Nations, May 10, 1963. U.S. interest in dispatch of observer mission to Yemen.

256. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, May 24, 1963. Status of situation regarding Yemen.

262. Memorandum from Stoddart to Nitze, June 3, 1963. Status of the UAR-Saudi disengagement in Yemen.

264. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, June 7, 1963. Status report on the situation on Yemen.

265. Telegram from Kaysen to Hart, June 8, 1963. Transmits text of message from Kennedy to Faisal regarding UAR bombing of Saudi territory.

266. Memorandum from Brubeck to McGeorge Bundy, June 11, 1963. Summary of and comments on Nasser's June 7 reply to Kennedy's May 27 letter.

268. Memorandum from Rusk to Kennedy, June 12, 1963. Recommendation to send the air squadron to Saudi Arabia; enclosed is text of revised "Mission" and "Rules of Engagement."

269. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, June 13, 1963. Request for Presidential authority to send air squadron to Saudi Arabia; question of U.S. Jewish servicemen serving in Saudi Arabia.

270. Editorial Note. Presidential approval of deployment of air squadron to Saudi Arabia using the codeword Hard Surface; U.S. Jewish servicemen in Saudi Arabia.

272. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Saudi Arabia, June 14, 1963. Transmits amended mission and rules of engagement for Operation Hard Surface forces.

273. Memorandum for the record, June 15, 1963. Presidential meeting with McCloy, Special Emissary for the Near East Arms Limitation Initiative, on the mission.

275. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, June 15, 1963. Transmits text of letter from Kennedy to Nasser introducing McCloy as Presidential emissary.

278. Memorandum from Glass (DIA) to William Bundy, June 21, 1963. Report on Soviet and Soviet Bloc activity in Yemen.

280. Memorandum from Saunders to Kaysen, June 26, 1963. Comments on the situation in Yemen and U.S. courses of action.

281. Telegram from the Embassy in Saudi Arabia to the Department of State, June 28, 1963. Question of disparity between Saudi and U.S. view of mission of Hard Surface forces.

284. Telegram from Kaysen to Kennedy, June 28, 1963. Dispatch of U.S. air squadron to Saudi Arabia.

286. Message from Kennedy to Faisal, July 1, 1963. U.S. assurances regarding the disengagement in Yemen.

287. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, July 2, 1963. Request for final approval to send aircraft to Saudi Arabia.

294. Telegram from the Embassy in the United Arab Republic to the Department of State, July 11, 1963. Report of Badeau-Nasser meeting on the situation in Yemen.

295. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, July 12, 1963. Report on the situation in Yemen.

296. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, July 15, 1963. Report of expressions of U.S. concern at alleged UAR use of poison gas in Yemen.

299. Editorial Note. U.K. concern over UAR failure to withdraw troops from Yemen; request to U Thant to send a special representative to Yemen; U.S. proposal for secret direct talks between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Republic.

302. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, July 23, 1963. Summary of Kennedy-Kamel meeting on U.S.-UAR relations.

304. Memorandum of conversation, July 24, 1963. Presentation of credentials by Yemeni Ambassador to Kennedy and discussion of situation in Yemen.

305. Memorandum from Read to McGeorge Bundy, July 30, 1963. Summary of message from Nasser to Kennedy regarding withdrawal of UAR forces from Yemen.

306. Telegram from the Department of State to Rusk, at Moscow, August 5, 1963. Desirability of dispatching UN emissary to Yemen.

309. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, August 9, 1963. Status of situation in Yemen.

310. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, August 9, 1963. Effort to arrange direct UAR-Saudi talks on Yemen.

312. Memorandum on the substance of discussions at a State-JCS meeting, August 16, 1963. Discussion of the Hard Surface deployment and the situation in Yemen.

313. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, August 16, 1963. Status of situation in Yemen.

315. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, August 22, 1963. Instructions to meet with Nasser to discuss Yemen situation and U.S. proposals for future courses of action.

318. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Saudi Arabia, August 26, 1963. Transmits message from Kennedy to Faisal and oral points to make concerning Saudi cooperation in the disengagement effort.

322. Message from Rusk to Lord Home, September 7, 1963. Exchange of views on UAR activities in Yemen and the UN disengagement operation.

329. Paper by Komer, September 20, 1963. Analysis of the situation in Yemen and recommendations for further actions.

334. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, October 7, 1963. Status of situation in Yemen and possible courses of action.

335. Memorandum for the record, October 8, 1963. Record of Kennedy-McNamara meeting and Presidential decision to take action to contain the situation in the Near East; deployment of air and naval units.

336. Letter from Nitze to Talbot, October 8, 1963. Defense agreement to extension of Hard Surface forces.

337. National Security Action Memorandum No. 262, October 10, 1963. To Rusk and McNamara on courses of action to promote disengagement in Yemen.

340. Telegram from the Department of State to the Consulate General in Istanbul, October 16, 1963. Possible courses of action in Yemen.

342. Telegram from the Consulate General in Istanbul to the Department of State, October 18, 1963. Report of Chiefs of Mission meeting discussion and recommendations regarding the situation in Yemen.

343. Letter from Rusk to Ormsby Gore, October 19, 1963. Explication of the U.S. position and actions on the situation in Yemen.

344. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, October 19, 1963. Report on the situation in Yemen and future courses of action.

346. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Saudi Arabia, October 19, 1963. Transmits text of oral message from Kennedy to Faisal on possible termination of UNYOM.

347. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, October 19, 1963. Transmits text of oral message from Kennedy to Nasser on UAR failure to carry out its part of Yemen disengagement agreement.

348. Telegram from the Embassy in the United Arab Republic to the Department of State, October 21, 1963. Report of meeting with Nasser on situation in Yemen.

349. Telegram from the Consulate General in Dhahran to the Department of State, October 24, 1963. Report of meeting with Faisal on extension of UNYOM and situation in Yemen.

350. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Saudi Arabia, October 28, 1963. Question of Saudi support of UNYOM, UAR withdrawal of forces, withdrawal of Hard Surface forces.

351. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, October 30, 1963. Situation in Yemen and U.S. policy.

353. National Intelligence Estimate, NIE 36.7-63, November 6, 1963. The Situation and Prospects in Yemen.

354. Letter from Talbot to William Bundy, November 6, 1963. Question of the extension of Hard Surface.

358. Memorandum of telephone conversation, November 13, 1963. Rusk-Talbot conversation: failure of Yemen disengagement.

366. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, November 20, 1963. Question of withdrawal of UAR forces from Yemen.

371. Memorandum from Talbot to Rusk, November 23, 1963. Review of situation in the Near East and potential problems for President Johnson.

372. Telegram from the Embassy in Saudi Arabia to the Department of State, November 30, 1963. Hart's comments and recommendations regarding disengagement in Yemen.

373. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Saudi Arabia, December 1, 1963. Explication U.S. future courses of action regarding Yemen and instructions to Ambassadors.

374. Memorandum for the record, December 2, 1963. Record of Johnson-McCone meeting: Yemen and Syria.

376. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, December 3, 1963. Summary of issues for Presidential approval: Yemen, Arab-Israeli problems.

378. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Kingdom, December 3, 1963. U.S. interest in good U.K.-Yemen relations.

381. Memorandum of conversation, December 6, 1963. Meeting of Harriman and oil company executives to discuss developments in the Near East and OPEC.

385. Paper prepared in the Bureau of Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, December 11, 1963. "Appraisal and Recommended Course of Action Regarding Yemen."

388. Telegram from the Department of State to the Mission to the United Nations, December 18, 1963. U.S. interest in continued UN presence in Yemen.

389. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Saudi Arabia, December 19, 1963. Transmits letter from Johnson to Faisal on U.S.-Saudi relations, Yemen.

390. Memorandum of conversation, December 19, 1963. Rusk-Butler exchange of views on the situation in Yemen.

391. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in the United Arab Republic, December 23, 1963. Transmits oral message from Johnson to Nasser on Yemen.

392. Circular telegram from the Department of State to certain posts, December 23, 1963. Instructions to Hart and Badeau to meet with Faisal and Nasser to gain cooperation in disengagement in Yemen.

393. Memorandum from the Joint Chiefs of Staff to McNamara, December 24, 1963. JCS views on withdrawal of Hard Surface forces.

394. Memorandum for the record, December 27, 1963. Record of Johnson-McCone meeting: discussion of Yemen.

Iran

4. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, July 16, 1962. Concern with survival of Amini and Iranian financial crisis.

5. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, July 18, 1962. Recommendation to support Amini.

8. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, July 19, 1962. Concern with Iranian financial situation.

11. Letter from Kennedy to the Shah of Iran, August 1, 1962. Assurances to the Shah of U.S. appreciation and support; comments on the U.S. Military Assistance Plan.

29. Editorial Note. Vice President Johnson's trip to the Near East.

35. Special National Intelligence Estimate 34-62, September 7, 1962. Political Prospects for Iran.

37. Letter from Talbot to Gilpatric, September 13, 1962. Approval of U.S. military assistance to Iran.

42. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, September 14, 1962. Question of Iranian statement that no foreign bases would be allowed on Iranian territory.

43. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Iran, September 18, 1962. Limits on U.S. military assistance to Iran.

44. Memorandum of conversation, September 19, 1962. Shah meeting with U.S. military officers and Holmes: U.S. Five-Year Military Program for Iran.

45. Memorandum from Holmes to the Shah of Iran, September 19, 1962. U.S. Five-Year Military Program for Iran.

85. Paper by Komer, October 20, 1962. Situation in Iran and recommendations for U.S. policy.

90. Memorandum for the Record, November 5, 1962. Minutes of meeting of the Special Group (CI): internal security situation in Iran.

136. Memorandum from Brubeck to McGeorge Bundy, January 21, 1963. Recent changes in Iran and opportunities for U.S. assistance.

144. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Iran, January 28, 1963. Concern about demonstrations in Iran.

148. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Iran, January 29, 1963. Transmits text of message from Kennedy to Shah.

168. Memorandum for the record, February 28, 1963. Minutes of the Special Group (Counterinsurgency) meeting: progress report on the Internal Defense Plan for Iran.

192. National Security Action Memorandum No. 228, March 14, 1963. Kennedy's request for a review of U.S. policy and programs in Iran.

212. Special National Intelligence Estimate, SNIE 34-63, April 10, 1963. The Iranian situation.

218. Memorandum from Rusk to Kennedy, April 20, 1963. Report on U.S. strategy for Iran (NSAM No. 228).

229. Telegram from the Embassy in Iran to the Department of State, April 29, 1963. Report of Rusk-Shah meeting.

235. Memorandum for the record, May 2, 1963. Minutes of the Special Group (CI) meeting: situation in Iran.

249. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, May 16, 1963. U.S. policy toward Iran.

254. Summary record of National Security Council Standing Group meeting no. 6/63, May 21, 1963. Discussion of State Department report on Iran.

255. Memorandum from Gilpatric to William Bundy, May 22, 1963. NSC Standing Group discussion of Iran.

263. Memorandum from Talbot to Rusk, June 6, 1963. Information memorandum on the rioting in Iran.

271. Memorandum from Gen. Krulak to Gen. Taylor, June 13, 1963. Information on the insurgency in Iran.

279. Telegram from the Embassy in Iran to the Department of State, June 24, 1963. Report of a conversation with the Shah on the situation in Iran.

282. Memorandum for the record, June 28, 1963. Minutes of the Special Group (CI) meeting on the progress report on the Internal Defense Plan for Iran.

297. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Iran, July 16, 1963. Transmits text of message from Kennedy to the Shah on general situation in the Near East, Iraq, rioting in Iran.

333. Memorandum from Talbot to Rusk, October 5, 1963. Question of deportation of anti-Shah Iranian students in the United States.

341. Memorandum for the record, October 17, 1963. Minutes of the Special Group (CI) meeting: Progress report on the Internal Defense Plan for Iran.

377. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, December 3, 1963. Analysis of the situation in the Near East: Arab-Israeli problems, Iran.

382. Memorandum on the substance of discussion at the State-JCS meeting, December 6, 1963. Discussion of situation in Iran.

387. Memorandum from Polk to Rostow, December 17, 1963. Report on changes in Iran.

Iraq

49. Telegram from the Embassy in Iraq to the Department of State, September 20, 1962. Report of meeting with Kurdistan Democratic Party official; U.S. policy toward the Kurdish rebellion.

149. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Iraq, February 5, 1963. Consideration of possible courses of action in light of Qasim's charges.

153. Memorandum from Fuqua to Sloan, February 8, 1963. Report of coup in Iraq.

154. Memorandum from Rusk to Kennedy, February 9, 1963. Request for authority to recognize the new regime in Iraq.

157. Memorandum from Brubeck to McGeorge Bundy, February 13, 1963. U.S. relations with the new regime in Iraq.

159. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, February 20, 1963. Brief review of U.S. actions regarding Iraq.

161. Memorandum from Rusk to Kennedy, February 22, 1963. Status report on U.S. posture toward Iraq.

169. Memorandum of discussion, February 28, 1963. McCone-McGeorge Bundy meeting: Iraq and Yemen conflict.

173. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, March 1, 1963. Kurdish problem in Iraq; Yemen problem.

174. Circular airgram from the Department of State to certain posts, March 2, 1963. Interim policy guidelines for dealing with Iraq and the implications for the Near East of the Iraqi coup.

178. Memorandum from Komer to McGeorge Bundy, March 6, 1963. Possible consequences of Iraqi coup.

184. Memorandum from the Joint Chiefs of Staff to McNamara, March 9, 1963. JCS views of U.S. policy for Iraq.

204. Memorandum from Saunders to McGeorge Bundy, April 2, 1963. Extent of U.S. economic and military assistance to the new Iraqi regime.

208. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Iraq, April 5, 1963. Concern over the possible resumption of hostilities between the Iraqi Government and the Kurds.

216. Circular airgram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Iraq, April 18, 1963. Background information on U.S. arms policy for Iraq.

217. Circular telegram from the Department of State to certain posts, April 19, 1963. Assessment and guidance on Arab unity proclamation.

251. Memorandum for the Record, May 16, 1963. Minutes of the Special Group (CI) meeting: implications of a renewal of Kurdish hostilities.

276. Memorandum from Brubeck to McGeorge Bundy, June 19, 1963. Status of U.S. military and economic assistance to Iraq.

293. Memorandum from Komer to Kennedy, July 10, 1963. Status of U.S. aid to Iraq.

307. Memorandum from McKesson to McGeorge Bundy, August 6, 1963. Summary of letter from Iraqi Kurdish leader to Kennedy requesting U.S. support for Kurdish autonomy.

311. Memorandum from the Joint Chiefs of Staff to McNamara, August 15, 1963. JCS views of U.S. assistance for Iraq.

345. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Syria, October 19, 1963. Instruction to convey to Arab leaders U.S. concern for stability and integrity of Jordan.

361. Circular telegram from the Department of State to certain posts, November 15, 1963. Situation report on Iraqi crisis and Department's assessment.

363. Memorandum from Quinn to McNamara, November 18, 1963. DIA report on the military takeover in Iraq.

370. Circular telegram from the Department of State to certain posts, November 21, 1963. Situation report on Iraqi crisis and Department's comments.

Israel

2. Memorandum from Talbot to Rusk, July 9, 1962. Recommendations for U.S. policy toward Israel.

6. Telegram from the Department of State to the Embassy in Israel, July 18, 1962. Report of Talbot-Harman meeting regarding U.S.-Israeli relations.

14. Memorandum from Rusk to Kennedy, August 7, 1962. Review of U.S. policy toward Israel; recommendation to sell Hawk missiles to Israel if effort to obtain arms limitation arrangement unsuccessful.

18. Memorandum from Feldman to Kennedy, August 10, 1962. Comments on papers on U.S. policy toward Israel (Document 14) and the Johnson Plan (Document 15).

21. Letter from Kennedy to Ben Gufion, August 15, 1962. Introduces Myer Feldman as the President's emissary to discuss the Johnson Plan.

23. Message from McGeorge Bundy to Kennedy, August 19, 1962. Account of meeting with Lord Hood concerning U.S. willingness to sell Hawk missiles to Israel.