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Collection SummaryTitle: Alexander Meigs Haig PapersSpan Dates: 1962-1982Bulk Dates: (bulk 1973-1982)ID No.: MSS75897Creator: Haig, Alexander Meigs, 1924-2010Extent: 161,000 items; 329 containers plus 140 classified and 1 oversize; 184 linear feetLanguage: Collection material in EnglishRepository: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.Abstract: Army officer and public official. Correspondence, briefing books, memoranda, notes,office files, speeches and writings, subject files, scrapbooks, photographs, and printed materialdocumenting Haig's service as military advisor to Henry Kissinger at the National Security Council,deputy assistant to President Richard M. Nixon for national security affairs, vice chief of staff ofthe United States Army, chief of Nixon's White House staff, NATO Supreme Allied CommanderEurope (SACEUR), and secretary of state in the Reagan administration.

Selected Search TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's onlinecatalog. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and byoccupation and listed alphabetically therein.PeopleAbshire, David M.--Correspondence.Agnew, Spiro T., 1918-1996.Begin, Menachem, 1913-1992--Correspondence.Brezhnev, Leonid Ilʹich, 1906-1982--Correspondence.Brown, Harold, 1927- --Correspondence.Brown, Robert L. (Robert Lyle), 1920- --Correspondence.Carlucci, Frank Charles, 1930- --Correspondence.Carrington, Peter Alexander Rupert Carington, Baron, 1919- --Correspondence.Casey, William J.--Correspondence.Clark, William Patrick, 1931- --Correspondence.Cox, Archibald, 1912-2004--Correspondence.Davos, Ioannis, 1918- --Correspondence.Dyke, Charles W.--Correspondence.Ford, Gerald R., 1913-2006.Goldberg, Sherwood D.Habib, Philip Charles, 1920-Haig, Alexander Meigs, 1924-2010.Harper, Robert E. (Robert Earl), 1908- --Correspondence.Joulwan, George A.--Correspondence.Kennedy, Richard Thomas, 1919- --Correspondence.Kissinger, Henry, 1923-Knowlton, William A. (William Allen), 1920- --Correspondence.Komer, R. W.--Correspondence.Korn, David A., 1930- --Correspondence.Luns, Joseph M. A. H. (Joseph Marie Antoine Hubert), 1911- --Correspondence.Nixon, Richard M. (Richard Milhous), 1913-1994.Pappageorge, John G. (John George), 1931- --Correspondence.Pym, Francis, 1922-2008--Correspondence.Reagan, Ronald.Richardson, Elliot L., 1920-1999--Correspondence.

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Sancar, Semih, 1911- --Correspondence.Scowcroft, Brent--Correspondence.Shear, Harold E., 1918- --Correspondence.Sicherman, Harvey.Turner, Stansfield, 1923-2000--Correspondence.Weinberger, Caspar W.--Correspondence.Zeiner-Gundersen, H. F.--Correspondence.OrganizationsNational Security Council (U.S.)North Atlantic Treaty Organization.NSZZ "Solidarność" (Labor organization)United States. Dept of State.United States. Dept. of the Army. Office of the Chief of Staff.United States. White House Office.SubjectsArms transfers.Communism--El Salvador.Communism--Nicaragua.Energy policy--United States.Falkland Islands War, 1982.Hostages--Lebanon.National security--United States.Political candidates--United States.Political corruption--United States.Power resources--United States.Terrorism.Vietnam War, 1961-1975.Watergate Affair, 1972-1974.PlacesEurope--Defenses.Greece--Foreign relations--Turkey.Iran--Politics and government--1941-1979.Lebanon--Hostages.Middle East--Foreign relations--United States.Palestine--Politics and government--1948-Southeast Asia--Military policy.Southeast Asia--Politics and government,--1945-Soviet Union--Foreign relations--United States.Turkey--Foreign relations--Greece.United States--Economic conditions--1971-1981.United States--Foreign relations--Middle East.United States--Foreign relations--Soviet Union,

Administrative InformationProvenanceThe papers of Alexander Meigs Haig, army officer and public official, were given to the Library ofCongress by Haig in several installments between 1979 and 1982.Processing HistoryThe Haig Papers were processed in 1993. The finding aid was revised in 2010.


TransfersItems have been transferred from the Manuscript Division to other custodial divisions of theLibrary. Audiotape recordings that do not contain national security information (unclassified) havebeen transferred to Motion Picture, Broadcasting, and Recorded Sound Division. Photographs thatdo not contain national security information (unclassified) have been transferred to the Prints andPhotographs Division. All transfers are identified in these divisions as part of the Alexander MeigsHaig Papers.Copyright StatusThe status of copyright in the unpublished writings of Alexander Meigs Haig is governed by theCopyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U.S.C.).Access and RestrictionsRestrictions apply governing the use, photoduplication, or publication of items in this collection.Consult reference staff in the Manuscript Division for information concerning these restrictions. Inaddition, many collections are stored off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these itemsfor research use.Security Classified DocumentsGovernment regulations control the use of security classified items in this collection. ManuscriptDivision staff can furnish information concerning access to and use of classified material.Preferred CitationResearchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Containernumber, Aalexander Meigs Haig Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington,D.C.

Biographical NoteDate Event1924, Dec. 2 Born, Philadelphia, Pa.

1943 Undergraduate, University of Notre Dame, South Bend, Ind.

1944-1947 United States Military Academy, West Point, N.Y.Commissioned second lieutenant

1948-1949 Rifle platoon leader in 1st Cavalry Division, Far East Command

1950 Married Patricia Fox

1951-1952 Tank company commander, Ft. Knox, Ky.

1962 M.A., Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.

1963-1965 Deputy special assistant to the secretary and deputy secretary of defense

1966-1967 Served in Vietnam

1968 Appointed deputy commandant of cadets, United States Military Academy,West Point, N.Y.


1969-1970 Senior military advisor to the assistant to the president for national securityaffairs.

1970-1972 Deputy assistant to the president for national security affairs

1972 Named vice chief of staff, U.S. Army

1973 Appointed chief of White House staffResigned from U.S. Army

1974 Recalled to military service and appointed United States commander in chiefEurope and Supreme Allied Commander Europe at the North Atlantic TreatyOrganization

1979 Retired from North Atlantic Treaty Organization and U.S. Army

1980 Chief operating officer, United Technologies Corporation, Hartford, Conn.

1981-1982 Secretary of state, Reagan administration

1982 President, Worldwide Associates, Washington, D.C.

1984 Published Caveat: Realism, Reagan, and Foreign Policy. New York: MacmillanPublishing Co.

1988 Ran unsuccessfully for Republication nomination for president

1992 Published with Charles McCarry Inner Circles. New York: Warner Books

2010, Feb. 20 Died, Baltimore, Md.

Scope and Content NoteThe papers of Alexander Meigs Haig, Jr., (1924-2010) span the years 1962-1982, with the largestconcentration between the years 1973-1982. The collection covers his years of service as militaryassistant to Henry Kissinger, deputy assistant to the president for national security affairs, chief ofWhite House staff, the brief period he was vice chief of staff of the United States Army, hisappointment as Supreme Allied Commander Europe, and his term as secretary of state during theReagan administration. The papers consist of briefing books, correspondence, memoranda andnotes, office files, speeches and writings, subject files, scrapbooks of photographs, and printedmatter.About thirty percent of the Haig Papers contains classified national security information. Thesedocuments have been separated from the collection and are maintained in the division's securityvault. Descriptive information about the papers is based on the unclassified portion of thecollection.The papers accumulated by Haig during his service at the National Security Council as militaryassistant to Henry Kissinger, 1969-1970, as deputy assistant to the president for national securityaffairs, 1970-1972, and as acting and later chief of White House staff, 1973-1974, have beengrouped together as White House Files. Most of the official papers from Haig's assignment at theNational Security Council and his first tour of duty at the White House relate to the trips that he


made to assess the military and political situation in Southeast Asia. On some of these trips heaccompanied Henry Kissinger, and on others he served as an envoy of the president. The moreextensive of the trip records pertain to those made in January and April 1973 during thenegotiations for the peace agreement to end the war in Vietnam. Although Haig was vice chief ofstaff of the army, the documents are included with the White House Files because they weregenerated from a request made by the president. The remainder of Haig's early White House filesconsist of speeches, personal correspondence, including a large group of congratulatory lettersfollowing the announcement of his appointment as vice chief of staff of the army, and socialinvitations.When President Nixon appointed Haig as White House chief of staff following the resignations ofJohn Ehrlichman and H. R. Haldeman in the spring of 1973, Haig perceived his role to be that ofstaff coordinator. His responsibilities included reorganizing the White House staff and theexecutive branch so that the decision-making process would be decentralized and the cabinet morevisible, improving relations with Congress and the press, and facilitating the appointments to theexecutive-level vacancies that had followed Nixon's second inauguration. However, he was soonconfronted with the problems and ramifications of the Watergate scandal. The White House Filesfor the period May 1973 to September 1974 provide insight into the operations and atmosphere atthe White House during the last sixteen months of the Nixon administration and the transitionperiod to Gerald R. Ford's presidency. They reveal the impact of the Watergate investigations onthe daily activities of the staff, describing staff plans and strategies for both responding to thedemands and counteracting the effects of the scandal while maintaining the normal functions ofthe White House. Documents relating to Watergate, comprising about a third of the White Housepapers, touch on all facets of the controversy. Topics covered include congressional hearings,selection of legal staff, relations with the press, the presidential tapes, the threat of impeachment,the concept of executive privilege, trials of former White House staff and cabinet officials, and thefiring of the special prosecutor.Among the major domestic problems facing the Nixon administration featured in the files are theeconomy, the energy crisis, corruption charges against the vice president, and the president'spersonal finances. The dominant foreign topics covered by the files are the war in Vietnam andrelations with the Soviet Union. A large segment of the 1974 White House Files concerns theattempt of the Nixon administration to focus on international affairs despite the country'spreoccupation with the impeachment issue. These files document the trips Nixon made during thesummer of 1974 to the Middle East and to Belgium and the Soviet Union. Haig's chief of staff papersalso include an extensive memoranda file consisting of items to be discussed with the president,those needing presidential handwriting action, and memoranda from Haig to the president. Smallerfiles record the daily senior staff meetings, memoranda and plans for the reorganization of the staff,and personnel matters. The files for August and September describe events surrounding theresignation of Richard M. Nixon, personnel changes associated with the succession of Gerald Fordto the presidency, and the pardon of Nixon by Ford.Haig's papers representing the short duration in which he served as vice chief of staff of thearmy are limited to a few personal materials. These documents consist of correspondence,miscellaneous office files, papers relating to his promotion, social engagements, and speeches. Thespeeches extend from the fall of 1972 through commitments made while he was vice chief of staff,but which were fulfilled after Haig's return to the White House in May 1973.After overseeing the transition from the Nixon to the Ford administrations, Haig chose to returnto military life. In the fall of 1974, President Ford appointed him commander in chief of UnitedStates forces in Europe, and as the highest ranking American officer in Europe, Haig became theSupreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR) of the military forces of the North Atlantic TreatyOrganization (NATO). One of the major problems facing NATO during Haig's tenure as SACEURwas the restructuring of the southern region command. Numerous briefing books, messages, andsubject files in the NATO series relate to the political situation in Turkey, the continuing conflictbetween Greece and Turkey and its impact on the military reintegration of Greece into NATO, and


the implications of the turmoil in Iran for the defense of NATO's southern region. Other recurringissues reflected in the papers are the threat posed by the Soviet Union to the West and NATO'sfuture defensive capabilities. The NATO series contains a voluminous file of speeches, interviews,articles, and records of testimony before congressional committees pertaining to the restructuringof NATO, assessments of NATO's combat effectiveness, and its capacity to meet future militarydemands. Of particular note are the reports of the Long-Term Defense Program Task Force thatdefined NATO's role for the 1980s.As SACEUR, Haig had to act within a political and military framework. A large group of the NATOfiles are those of Robert L. Brown, the Department of State political adviser for international affairs(POLAD/INTAF). These documents consist of correspondence and informational memorandaprepared by Brown to keep Haig abreast of internal affairs in NATO and non-NATO countries, andthey also include memoranda on topics of general interest such as arms control, economics, andmilitary and political concerns. The POLAD files are supplemented by those of the special assistantsto the chief of staff (SPACOS) that focus on the political situation in Yemen, Zaire, and Iran, andby the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) alphabetical correspondencesubseries that contains letters from distinguished international political and military leaders.Many of the folders in the NATO series retain the internal arrangement devised by Haig's staff. Insome instances, folders have been combined or redescribed to facilitate retrieval by researchers.The document logs, which indexed items in each folder for most of the files in a continuous foldernumbering sequence, have been placed at the end of the papers because the folder referencenumbers have been discarded except for the administrative file. It retains the folder arrangement,but is preceded by a general subject index. A set of photographic scrapbooks that chronicled Haig'sactivities at NATO has been transferred to the Library's Prints and Photographs Division.At the time of Haig's resignation from NATO, there was considerable speculation in the press thathe would pursue a career in politics. Although Haig never made any political commitments, andformally announced to the press on 22 December 1979 that he was not a candidate for politicaloffice, the Transition File series contains several folders pertaining to assessments of a possiblecandidacy for president and to arrangements for speaking engagements. However, a major portionof the Transition File series relates to the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT). On 18 June1979 the negotiators for the SALT treaty reached an agreement based on the principle of equal andlower ceilings of strategic offensive arms. As an army officer and recently retired SACEUR, Haigwas one of several individuals invited by the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations and the SenateCommittee on Armed Services to present his views and recommendations concerning thecorrection of any deficiencies associated with the agreement and its impact on the national securityof the United States. The SALT files include background information used in preparing Haig'stestimony, drafts of his statement, and testimony of other individuals associated with nationalsecurity and defense.Following his election in November 1980, Ronald Reagan nominated Haig to be secretary of state.Papers relating to Haig's confirmation hearings from 9 to 15 January 1981 are included in theDepartment of State series. Many of the files highlight the strategy for securing confirmationdevised and implemented by Haig and a team of advisers headed by Joseph A. Califano, who servedas Haig's legal counsel. The documents assembled for the confirmation hearings span the years1962-1981. They consist of briefing books on significant events of Haig's life and the Nixonadministration, and thus anticipated the scope of questions expected to be raised regarding Haig'sprevious service at the White House. Topics covered are wiretapping by the government, eventsrelated to Watergate, covert activities in Chile, the pardoning of Richard Nixon, and bombings inCambodia. Papers representing the transitional period between the announcement of Haig'snomination and his assumption of duties are also a part of the Department of State series. They arecomposed of briefing books and papers on major domestic and foreign policy issues, files relatingto the proposed reorganization of the Department of State and Foreign Service, the reports of thetransition team, and personnel recommendations relating to the staffing of the Department of Stateand the appointment of United States ambassadors.


The remainder of the Department of State files consists of Haig's personal and office files andpapers of his executive assistant, Sherwood D. Goldberg, and his speechwriter and policy analyst,Harvey Sicherman. The bulk of the secretary's office files are day files constituting a chronologicalrecord of events that dominated the Department's attention from 19 September 1980 to 5 August1982. These files, which elucidate various aspects of the formulation of American foreign policy,include briefing books, correspondence, cables and telegrams, memoranda between governmentofficials, memoranda of conversations, reports, the secretary's schedule, and press clippings.Situations and topics emphasized in the day files are international terrorism, western hostages inLebanon, trips by Secretary Haig, visits of foreign government representatives to the United States,arms sales, the Middle East and relations with Iran after the release of the American hostages,Communist influence in Central America, particularly the support of guerillas by the Soviet Unionand Cuba in Nicaragua and El Salvador, internal affairs in Poland in the wake of reforms initiatedby the trade union, Solidarity, and the role the United States played in the settlement of the disputebetween Great Britain and Argentina over the Falkland Islands. The day files are complementedby the secretary's country and topic subject files that centralize or expand some of the topicscovered in the day files and highlight additional foreign policy interests. The country subject filescontain extensive folders on China, Cuba, El Salvador, Israel, Iran, Lebanon, Namibia, Nicaragua,and Palestinian autonomy. Topic subject files on issues such as disarmament, technologicaldevelopments in military weaponry, and the use of nuclear force, illustrate the interrelationshipbetween foreign policy and national defense.The papers of Secretary Haig's executive assistant, Sherwood Goldberg, relate to theadministrative operations of the department and the appointments of ambassadors and executivepersonnel, and reflect his control of paperwork directed to the secretary. The staff files of hisspeechwriter and policy analyst, Harvey Sicherman, consist mainly of briefing books for trips andmeetings with foreign dignitaries and country subject files. The most extensive of these pertain tothe Middle East and include Philip Habib's 1981 mission and several files on Palestinian autonomy.The Miscellany series contains a substantial clipping file that chronicles Haig's career between1971-1982, with the bulk of the items relating to his service at the White House and at NATO. Alsoincluded in this series is a group of inventories that accompanied the Haig Papers to the Libraryof Congress.Correspondents in the Haig Papers include: David M. Abshire, Menachem Begin, Leonid Brezhnev,Robert L. Brown, Harold Brown, Frank C. Carlucci, Peter Alexander Rupert Carington BaronCarrington, William J. Casey, William P. Clark, Archibald Cox, Ioannis Davos, Charles W. Dyke,Sherwood D. Goldberg, Robert E. Huyser, George A. Joulwan, Richard T. Kennedy, William A.Knowlton, Robert W. Komer, David A. Korn, Joseph M.A. H. Luns, John G. Pappageorge, FrancisPym, Elliot L. Richardson, Semih Sancar, Brent Scowcroft, Harold E. Shear, Stansfield Turner,Caspar W. Weinberger, and Herbert F. Zeiner-Gundersen.

Arrangement of the PapersThe collection is arranged in seven series plus classified portions arranged in series:

• White House Files, 1969-1974• Vice Chief of Staff, U.S. Army, 1971-1973• North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European Command, 1974-1979• Transition File, 1974-1980• Department of State, 1962-1982• Miscellany, 1969-1979• Oversize, 1976-1978• Classified: White House Files, 1969-1974• Classified: Vice Chief of Staff, U.S. Army, 1971-1973• Classified: North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European Command, 1974-1979• Classified: Transition File, 1974-1980


• Classified: Department of State, 1962-1982• Classified: Miscellany, 1969-1979• Classified: Oversize, 1976-1981• Classified: Tape Recordings, 1974-1979• Top Secret: White House Files, 1969-1974• Top Secret: North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European Command,, 1974-1979• Top Secret: Transition File, 1974-1980• Top Secret: Department of State, 1962-1982• Sensitive Compartmented Information (Top Secret): White House Files, 1969-1974• Sensitive Compartmented Information (Top Secret): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/

U.S. European Command, 1974-1979• Sensitive Compartmented Information (Top Secret): Department of State, 1962-1982• Sensitive Compartmented Information (Secret): White House Files, 1969-1974• Sensitive Compartmented Information (Secret): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S.

European Command, 1974-1979• Sensitive Compartmented Information (Secret): Department of State, 1962-1982• Restricted Data (Top Secret): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European Command,

1974-1979• Restricted Data (Secret): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European Command,

1974-1979• Restricted Data (Secret): Department of State, 1962-1982• Restricted Data (Confidential): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European

Command, 1974-1979• Formerly Restricted Data (Top Secret): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European

Command, 1974-1979• Formerly Restricted Data (Secret): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European

Command, 1974-1979• NATO Classified: North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European Command, 1974-1979• NATO Classified: Department of State, 1962-1982• NATO Classified: Restricted Data--Atomal (Secret) North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S.

European Command, 1974-1979• NATO Classified (Cosmic Top Secret): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European

Command 1974-1979


Description of SeriesContainer SeriesBOX 1-39 White House Files, 1969-1974

Primarily White House chief of staff files, with some documents from earlierservice. Consists of appointment books and calendars, briefing books,correspondence, memoranda, notes, social invitations, speeches, speechrequests, telephone logs, subject files, trip reports, and newspaperclippings.

Arranged by presidential administration and therein by subject. Furtherdifferentiation is alphabetical or chronological as determined by file.

BOX 1-35 Richard M. Nixon Administration, 1969-1974

BOX 36 Transition of Administrations, Aug.-Sept. 1974

BOX 36-39 Gerald R. Ford Administration, Aug.-Sept. 1974

BOX 39-47 Vice Chief of Staff, U.S. Army, 1971-1973Personal correspondence, speeches, social invitations, and a few

miscellaneous office files.Arranged alphabetically by subject or kind of material.

BOX 47-159 North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European Command,1974-1979Divided into two sections: personal file and Supreme Headquarters Allied

Powers Europe file. Consists of administrative files, briefing books,correspondence files, messages, political files, military reports, subjectfiles, and speeches and writings, including drafts, interviews, andcongressional testimony.

Arranged by subject or type of material and alphabetically or chronologicallytherein.

BOX 47-48 Personal File, 1974-1979

BOX 48-159 Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, 1974-1979

BOX 159-165 Transition File, 1974-1980General correspondence, correspondence pertaining to arrangements for

speaking engagements, a political file, papers relating to private affairsand correspondence, notes, transcripts of testimony, and printed matterrelating to preparations for Haig's appearance before the SenateCommittee on Foreign Relations regarding the Strategic Arms LimitationTreaty.

Arranged alphabetically by subject or type of material.

BOX 165-323 Department of State, 1962-1982Composed of files relating to the confirmation hearings for Haig's

appointment as secretary of state, transition files covering the interimbetween the announcement of his nomination and assumption of duties,and Haig's personal and office files and those of key assistants. The


papers consist of briefing books, cables, correspondence, memorandaand notes, personnel files, reports and issue papers, subject files, andprinted matter.

Arranged by type of material and alphabetically or chronologically thereinas determined by file.

BOX 165-172 Confirmation Hearings, 1962-1981

BOX 173-175 Transition File, 1980-1981

BOX 175-293 Office Files, 1969-1982


BOX 300-323 Staff Files, 1979-1982

BOX 324-329 Miscellany, 1969-1979Biographical data, records of memberships in organizations, clippings

relating to Haig, inventories which accompanied the papers to the Libraryof Congress, a few extraneous papers of Frederic J. Brown, andmiscellaneous papers

Arranged alphabetically by subject and type of material.

BOX 330 Oversize, 1976-1978Office calendars for 1976 and 1978.

BOX CL 1-5 Classified: White House Files, 1969-1982Documents containing national security information removed from the

collection.Arranged in the same order as unclassified material.

BOX CL 5 Classified: Vice Chief of Staff, U.S. Army, 1971-1973Documents containing national security information removed from the


BOX CL 22 Classified: Transition File, 1974-1980Documents containing national security information removed from the


BOX CL 22-89 Classified: Department of State, 1962-1982Documents containing national security information removed from the


BOX CL 89-90 Classified: Miscellany, 1969-1979Documents containing national security information removed from the



BOX CL 91 Classified: Oversize, 1976-1981Documents containing national security information removed from the


BOX CL 92-96 Classifed: Tape Recordings, 1974-1979Audio tape recordings of speeches containing classified information. An

inventory of tapes is available in security vault.

BOX TS 1-4 Top Secret: White House Files, 1969-1974Documents containing top secret information removed from the classified

portion of the collection.Arranged in the same order as unclassified material.

BOX TS 5-8 Top Secret: North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. EuropeanCommand, 1974-1979Documents containing top secret information removed from the classified


BOX TS 8 Top Secret: Transition File, 1974-1980Documents containing top secret information removed from the classified


BOX TS 8-14 Top Secret: Department of State, 1962-1982Documents containing top secret information removed from the classified


BOX SCI 1 Sensitive Compartmented Information (Top Secret): White HouseFiles, 1969-1974Documents containing sensitive compartmented information removed from

the classified portion of the collection.Arranged in the same order as unclassified material

BOX SCI 1 Sensitive Compartmented Information (Top Secret): North AtlanticTreaty Organization/U.S. European Command, 1974-1979Documents containing sensitive compartmented information removed from


BOX SCI 1 Sensitive Compartmented Information (Top Secret): Department ofState, 1962-1982Documents containing sensitive compartmented information removed from



BOX SCI 2 Sensitive Compartmented Information (Secret): White House Files,1969-1974Documents containing sensitive compartmented information removed from


BOX SCI 2 Sensitive Compartmented Information (Secret): North Atlantic TreatyOrganization/U.S. European Command, 1974-1979Documents containing sensitive compartmented information removed from

the classified portion of the collection.Arranged in the same order as unclassified material.

BOX SCI 2 Sensitive Compartmented Information (Secret): Department of State,1962-1982Documents containing sensitive compartmented information removed from

the classified portion of the collection. Arranged in the same order asunclassified material

Arranged in the same order as unclassified material.

BOX RD 1 Restricted Data (Top Secret): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S.European Command, 1974-1979Documents containing restricted data, formerly restricted data, and NATO

restricted data (atomal) removed from the classified portion of thecollection.

BOX RD 1 Restricted Data (Secret): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S.European Command, 1974-1979Documents containing restricted data, formerly restricted data, and NATO


BOX RD 1 Restricted Data (Secret): Department of State, 1962-1982Documents containing restricted data, formerly restricted data, and NATO


BOX RD 1 Resticted Data (Confidential): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S.European Command, 1974-1979Documents containing restricted data, formerly restricted data, and NATO


BOX RD 1 Formerly Restricted Data (Top Secret): North Atlantic TreatyOrganization/U.S. European Command, 1974-1979Documents containing restricted data, formerly restricted data, and NATO



BOX RD 1 Formerly Restricted Data (Secret): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European Command, 1974-1979Documents containing restricted data, formerly restricted data, and NATO


BOX NATO CL 1-27 NATO Classified: North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. EuropeanCommand, 1974-1979Documents containing NATO classified information removed from the

classified portion of the collection.Arranged in the same order as unclassified material.

BOX NATO CL 27 NATO Classified: Department of State, 1962-1982Documents containing NATO classified information removed from the


BOX RD 1 NATOCL

NATO Classified: Restricted Data--Atomal (Secret) North AtlanticTreaty Organization/U.S. European Command, 1974-1979Documents containing NATO classified information removed from the


BOX NATO CTS 1 NATO Classified (Cosmic Top Secret): North Atlantic TreatyOrganization/U.S. European Command 1974-1979Documents containing NATO cosmic top secret classified information

removed from the classified portion of the collection.Arranged in the same order as unclassified material.


Container List

Container Contents

BOX 1-39 White House Files, 1969-1974Primarily White House chief of staff files, with some documents from earlier

service. Consists of appointment books and calendars, briefing books,correspondence, memoranda, notes, social invitations, speeches, speechrequests, telephone logs, subject files, trip reports, and newspaperclippings.

Arranged by presidential administration and therein by subject. Furtherdifferentiation is alphabetical or chronological as determined by file.

BOX 1-35 Richard M. Nixon Administration, 1969-1974

BOX 1 Administration accomplishments, 1973Aircraft schedule, 23 Aug. 1973-8 Aug. 1974

(3 folders)Appointment of Haig as assistant to the president (later chief of White

House staff)Advice/problems, 2-16 May 1973Atmosphere at White House, early May 1973Connally, John Bowden, appointment as special consultant to the

president, 8-15 May 1973Departures of John Ehrlichman and H. R. Haldeman, 30 Apr.-22 May

1973Appointments and telephone memoranda file, 1972-1974

Appointment books1972-1973

(2 folders)BOX 2 1973-1974

(3 folders)BOX 3 1974, travel

Meetings and telephone calls record (typewritten logs)May 1973-Jan. 1974

(9 folders)BOX 4 Feb.-Aug. 1974

(5 folders)Telephone memoranda

Apr. 1973-Feb. 1974(3 folders)

BOX 5 Mar.-Aug. 1974(2 folders)

Brooke Subcommittee See Container 27, Watergate, House ofRepresentatives, Subcommittee on Government Activities

Calley, William Laws, Mar. 1974Correspondence

Chronological


Jan. 1969-May 1973(4 folders)

BOX 6 June 1973-Mar. 1974(6 folders)

BOX 7 Apr.-June 1974(5 folders)

BOX 8 July 1974(2 folders)

Form letters, 1973Miscellaneous, 1974, undatedSamples of correspondence, 1969-1973

Congratulatory letters on military promotions, 1969-1972Thank-you letters, 1971-1973

Dash, Samuel See Container 29, Watergate, Senate Select Committee onPresidential Campaign Activities

Domestic Council, 1973-1974Ellsberg, Daniel, trial of, 1971-1973Ervin, Sam J. See Container 29, Watergate, Senate Select Committee on

Presidential Campaign ActivitiesForeign affairs

Cambodia, white paper on, Sept. 1973General, 1972-1974

(2 folders)Middle East

General, 1973Meir, Golda, visit to United States, 1 Nov. 1973

Haldeman, H. R., visit to White House, 6 Sept. 1973Issues

Budget for fiscal year 1975, 1973, undated(1 folder)

BOX 9 (1 folder)Congressional, 1973-1974Economy, 1973-1974

(3 folders)Energy, 1973-1974

(2 folders)Housing, Aug. 1973Independent truck stoppages, undatedVolunteer army, 1974

Kissinger, HenryMiscellaneous, 1974, undatedNomination to be secretary of state, 1973

(1 folder)BOX 10 (1 folder)

Speeches and statements, 1973-1974Meetings, 1971-1974Memoranda

White House Files, 1969-1974Container Contents


Items to discuss with president, June 1973-Aug. 1974(4 folders)

BOX 11 To the presidentMay 1973-May 1974

(10 folders)BOX 12 June-July 1974

(2 folders)Military aide information, 1973Milk Fund and International Telephone and Telegraph cases, 1973-1974

(2 folders)Miscellaneous, 1974, undatedNational Security Council reorganization, comments by staff, 1972-1973New initiatives, May-Aug. 1973

(2 folders)BOX 13 Nixon, Richard M.

FinancesMiscellaneous, 1973-1974Press releases, 8 Dec. 1973Income tax matters, Dec. 1973-May 1974

(2 folders)Real estate, 1973-1974

Presidential daily logs10 Apr. 1970, 1 June-31 Oct. 1972

(3 folders)BOX 14 1 Nov. 1972-18 Apr. 1973

(2 folders)Presidential telephone logs, 2 May-9 Nov. 1973, 21 June 1974

Notes and doodles by Haig, undatedOffice of Communications

Daily reports4-11 Feb., 3-21 June 1974

(3 folders)BOX 15 3-29 July, 7 Aug. 1974

(2 folders)Miscellaneous, Oct.-Dec. 1973

PersonnelExecutive-level vacancies, 1973-1974

(3 folders)General

1973(2 folders)

BOX 16 1974White House announcements, 1973 See also Containers 31-35, White

House staffPoll information

July-Oct. 1973(2 folders)



May 1974, undated(2 folders)

Presidential activities, 1973-1974Presidential letters, miscellaneous, 1973-1974Press, 1973-1974, undated

BOX 17 Rebozo, Charles G., Internal Revenue Service investigation, 1973Richardson, Elliot L., hearings on nomination for attorney general, 14 May

1973Rogers, William P., resignation as secretary of state, 3 Sept. 1973Social engagements, May 1973-July 1974

(4 folders)Speeches and interviews, 1970-1974

By HaigSpeaking engagements declined, Sept.-Dec. 1972

BOX 18 Speech information, 1972-1974, undated(3 folders)

Speech outline, general, undatedSpeeches

197223 June, Surrogate Group foreign policy briefing, Washington,

D.C.19 Oct., National War College, Washington, D.C.

197330 June, Pepperdine University, Los Angeles, Calif.1 Aug.,"60 Minutes" Mike Wallace interview, Columbia

Broadcasting System, briefing book12 Sept., United States Department of Agriculture Graduate

School Annual Faculty Dinner, Washington, D.C.BOX 19 19 Oct., Sol Feinstone Lecture, United States Military Academy,

West Point, N.Y. (rescheduled for spring 1974)28 Oct., "Face the Nation," Columbia Broadcasting System8 Nov., testimonial dinner for Samuel H. Young, Nineteenth

Congressional District, Illinois5 Dec., Presidential Appointees Dinner, Washington, D.C.7 Dec., National Association of Manufacturers Dinner,

Washington, D.C.8 Dec., Gridiron Club Dinner, Washington, D.C.1974Jan., interview, "Bill Moyers' Journal," Public Broadcasting

System, Washington, D.C.7 Feb., Financial Leaders Group (Gabriel Hange), New York, N.Y.12 Feb., Lincoln Day Address, Bala Cynwyd, Pa.20 Feb., Conference Board, Federal City Club, Washington, D.C.11 Mar., Evans/Novak Political Forum, Washington, D.C.16 Mar., Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, Washington, D.C.11 Apr., Republican Women's Federal Forum, Washington, D.C.Apr., speech before Devine Group of "Republican Loyalists,"

Washington, D.C.



BOX 20 5 May, "Issues and Answers," American Broadcasting Co.,Washington, D.C., briefing book

16 May, interview, U.S. News and World Report21 May, Dutch Treat Club, New York, N.Y.23 May, briefing for presidential spokesmen, Washington, D.C.23 May, presidential appointees briefing, Washington, D.C.1 June, St. John's Military Academy, Delafield, Wis.5 Aug., briefing for White House staff, Room 450, Executive Office

Building, Washington, D.C.25 Aug., Annual Reunion of Red River Valley Fighter Pilots

Association, Las Vegas, Nev.Presidential speech drafts

Energy speech, Jan, 1974Miscellaneous, 1970-1974, undatedPrayer Breakfast, 31 Jan. 1974State of the Union, 1973-1974

DraftsBuchanan, Patrick J., Nov. 1973-Jan. 1974

(2 folders)BOX 21 Circulated to staff, 10 Jan. 1974

Final, 30 Jan. 1974Gergen, David, 29 Jan. 1974Harlow, Bryce, 28 Jan. 1974Price, Ray, Jan. 1974

(3 folders)Miscellaneous, Jan. 1974, undatedReaction to, 29-30 Jan. 1974, undated

Resignation speech, 9 Aug. 1974Television speech on Vietnam, 23 Jan. 1973United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., 5 June 1974

BOX 22 Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention, Aug. 1973, Key Biscayne, Fla.Watergate speech drafts

May 1973, Price, RayAug. 1973

Buchanan, Patrick J.Haig, Alexander M.MiscellaneousPrice, Ray

(2 folders)April 1974, Price, Ray

(2 folders)Telephone calls, record of See Containers 1-5, Appointments and

telephone memorandaBOX 23 Trips

Haig, Alexander M.Southeast Asia

1970-1972



Indonesia, briefing book for discussions with John KennethGalbraith, Dec. 1972

Key documents, Nov.-Dec. 1972(2 folders)

Key United States and foreign military personnel, undatedTrip book, Frederic J. Brown, key documents June-Oct. 1972Trip reports, 1970-1972

1972 Dec.-Jan. 1973, discussions with Fred C. Weyand and John W.Vogt (briefing notebook)

1973 Jan.Korea, briefing bookPapers on Southeast Asia, Frederic J. BrownVietnam

CablesFrom Haig,To Haig

(2 folders)Memoranda of conversations, Government of Vietnam (GVN),

Nov. 1972-Jan. 1973MiscellaneousNotesPeace agreement briefing bookTrip book

(2 folders)1973 April

GeneralCables to Haig, 8-10 AprilDiscussions with Noel A. M. Gayler and John W. Vogt (briefing

book)Preparations

ArrangementsCables

Report to Henry Kissinger"Southeast Asia Actions/U.S. Options, 1973"

CambodiaCables

From HaigTo Haig

Defense Attache Office personnel, Phnom PenhTrip book

Background information(2 folders)

GeneralKey documents

LaosBackground bookTrip book



ThailandMemoranda of conversation, Bangkok, 9 Apr. 1973Trip book

VietnamTrip book"U.S. Contingency Options", undated

Kissinger, Henry, Cambodia, Feb. 1973Nixon, Richard M.

Azores, 18-19 June 1974GeneralTrip book

Belgium/USSR, 25 June-3 July 1974Agreements with USSRBriefing books

Arms control and military issuesBackground papers

(2 folders)Bilateral issuesBrussels

CablesGeneral, 14 June-1 July

(3 folders)Joulwan, George A., 17 June-2 July 1974

Joulwan, George A., reading file, 24 June-3 July 1974(3 folders)

BOX 24 MemorandaMinsk, Belorussia, USSR, luncheonMiscellaneousMoscow

Summit notes by HaigTelevision address

News summaries(3 folders)

Press releaseSchedule


Speech material and fact sheetsMiddle East, 10-19 June 1974

Advance preparationsCables, 3-8 June

(2 folders)General, 31 May-7 June

CablesIncomingOutgoing

Countries



AustriaEgyptIsraelJordanSaudi ArabiaSyria

MiscellaneousBOX 26 News summaries

Notes by Haig, undatedPress briefing book

Reykjavik, Iceland, 30 May-1 June 1973San Clemente, Calif.

23 Aug. 197312 July 1974

Vice presidentJustice Department report, 1973Presidential meetings with

Attorney general re vice president, Aug. 1973Vice president, Aug. 1973

Presidential statement re vice president, Sept. 1973Replacement of

Announcement, Oct. 1973Federal Bureau of Investigation checks on vice presidential nominees,

Oct. 1973Historical precedents, Oct.-Nov. 1973Speeches for nominations, Oct. 1973Staff suggestions, Oct. 1973

Resignation, 10 Oct. 1973General, 10-11 Oct. 1973Press reaction, 5-16 Oct. 1973

Transition, 16 Oct. 1973Watergate

Colson, Charles W., defense in Dr. Lewis Fielding break-in case, 1974Cost of investigation, Nov. 1973Cox, Archibald, Oct. 1973 See also Container 29, "Saturday Night

Massacre"Executive privilege prior to Alexander P. Butterfield testimony, July

1973BOX 27 Federal Bureau of Investigation interviews, Mar. 1974

House of RepresentativesCommittee on the Judiciary

Impeachment inquiry, Mar.-Apr. 1974Open meetings, 1-2 May 1974Presidential letters, Feb.-June 1974Submission of recorded conversations by Richard M. Nixon, 30 Apr.

1974Subpoenas and related correspondence, 1974



Subcommittee on Government Activities, 1973Impeachment

Press reaction, 1974Procedural details, Jan. 1974Proposed articles of impeachment, undatedWhite House organization to counter

May-July 1974BOX 28 Aug. 1974

Krogh, Egil, affidavit, May 1973Lawyers

Miscellaneous, 1974, undatedSearch for counsel for the president, Dec. 1973-1974St. Clair, James

Correspondence, Feb.-Mar. 1974District Court papers, 1974Summation before House of Representatives Committee on the

Judiciary impeachment inquiry, 18 July 1974Supreme Court brief for Richard M. Nixon, July 1974

Sullivan, John J., Mar.-May 1974White House legal staff organization, Nov.-Dec. 1973Wright, Charles A., Aug.-Oct. 1973

Legal fees for staff, 1973-1974Miscellaneous, 1974, undatedMitchell, John and Maurice Stans trial, 1974Press coverage

Associated Press and United Press International wires, 1974Miscellaneous, 1973

BOX 29 Presidential press conferences, Sept.-Oct. 1973Research, 1973-1974Richardson, Elliot L., Oct. 1973 See also Container 29, "Saturday Night

Massacre""Saturday Night Massacre," 20 Oct. 1973 See also Container 26, Cox,

Archibald; and Container 29, Richardson, Elliot L.Inquiry into dismissal of special prosecutor, 6 Nov. 1973Press conference, Haig and Charles A. Wright, 23 Oct. 1973Press reactionProblems with new attorney generalResignations

Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign ActivitiesExecutive privilege, May-July 1973Requests to the president, 1974Subpoena for Haig, May 1974Testimony, May 1973 (Charles Colson, John Ehrlichman, and H. R.

Haldeman)Special prosecutor

Appointment of new special prosecutor, 19 Dec. 1973BOX 30 Requests, Dec. 1973-Aug. 1974



Speech, Apr. 1974Drafts

(2 folders)Game plan

Staff advice, 1973-1974Statement of president following rejection of proposal to have John C.

Stennis authenticate summation of tapes, 19 Oct. 1973Support groups

American Bar Association, Chesterfield Smith letter, 30 Oct. 1973Citizens Committee for Fairness, 1974General, 1974

Tapes issueCustodian of tapes, April 1974Dean, John, testimony re tapes, 1972-1973

(2 folders)Eighteen and one-half minute gap, Nov. 1973Notes and background for Haig testimony before grand jury, 5 Dec.

1973Press reaction to release of tapes, 1974Requests by special prosecutor, Dec. 1973-Mar. 1974

BOX 31 Subpoenas duces tecumAffidavit of Richard M. Nixon, drafts, 1973Responses to, 1973-1974Supreme Court ruling, 24 July 1974Transcript of testimony, U.S. District Court

9 Nov. 1973 (J. Fred Buzhardt, H. R. Haldeman, Lawrence M.Higby, Susan D. Yowell)

26-27 Nov. 1973 (Rose Mary Woods)28 Nov. 1973 (Rose Mary Woods and J. Fred Buzhardt)

White papers, 1973(2 folders)

White House staff See also Container 16, White House announcementsBuchanan, Patrick J., 1974Correspondence, selected, Aug. 1973-Feb. 1974

(1 folder)BOX 32 Correspondence, selected, Mar.-Aug.1974

(3 folders)Haig's personal staff, 1973Haig's secretary's log of action taken on papers received by office

July-Sept. 1973Jan.-Apr. 1974

Jones, Jerry, Feb.-Aug. 1974Joulwan, George A.

MemorandaFor the record, 1973-1974To Haig



1973 May-Dec.(5 folders)

BOX 33 1974Jan.-June

(8 folders)BOX 34 July.-Aug.

To othersMiscellaneous, 1973-1974, undatedNotes, undatedPersonal, 1973-1974

BOX 35 Telephone logsJuly-Dec. 1973

(2 folders)2 Feb., 21 Mar. 1974

Memoranda, 1973-1974Organizational chart, May 1973Reorganization plans, May 1973

(2 folders)Senior staff

Meetings, 9 May 1973-8 Aug. 1974(6 folders)

Members, Oct.-Dec. 1973Notes, handwritten, 1973, undated

Staff departures, 1973-1974

BOX 36 Transition of Administrations, Aug.-Sept. 1974

BOX 36 Chronology of events, 1974General, 1974

(2 folders)Histories, Aug. 1974Nixon administration last days, Aug. 1974

MiscellaneousProposed schedule for last weekResignation speech

Placement of staff, Aug.-Sept. 1974

BOX 36-39 Gerald R. Ford Administration, Aug.-Sept. 1974

BOX 36 Appointments and telephone memoranda fileMeetings and telephone calls record (typewritten logs), Aug.-Sept. 1974Telephone memoranda, Aug.-Sept. 1974

Chapman, Leonard F., Aug. 1974Chicago, Ill., trip, 19 Aug. 1974

BOX 37 Chronological correspondence, Aug.-Sept. 1974(4 folders)

Domestic policy, Sept. 1974



Hoose, Harned Pettus, Aug.-Sept. 1974Memoranda, 1974

Items to discuss with president, Aug.-Sept.BOX 38 To the president, 9 Aug.-23 Sept.

(5 folders)Miscellaneous, Aug. 1974, undatedOwnership of presidential papers, 1974Pardon of Richard M. Nixon, 8 Sept. 1974Personnel, 1974

(2 folders)BOX 39 Social engagements, Aug.-Oct. 1974

White House staffJoulwan, George A., Aug.-Sept. 1974

GeneralMemoranda to HaigTelephone memoranda

(2 folders)Senior staff meetings, 9 Aug.-26 Sept. 1974Wimer, David, meeting with, Aug. 1974

BOX 39-47 Vice Chief of Staff, U.S. Army, 1971-1973Personal correspondence, speeches, social invitations, and a few

miscellaneous office files.Arranged alphabetically by subject or kind of material.

BOX 39 Appointment book, Feb.-April 1973Army World-Wide Civilian Equal Employment Opportunity Conference

Washington, D.C., 12-14 Mar. 1973Autograph and photograph requests, Oct. 1972-June 1973Awards and honors, etc., 1972-1973Chieu, Mrs. M. L., case of, 1972-1973Contingency funds, 1972-1973

BOX 40 Correspondence, Jan.-Apr. 1973A-L

(8 folders)BOX 41 M-Z

(6 folders)Delinquent debts owed Department of the Army, congressional inquiry into,

1973Donaldson, John W., court-martial case, 1971Job satisfaction in defense (military) organizations questionnaire, 1973Joulwan, George A., 1973, undatedMilitary parade reviews, 1973, undatedMilitary procedures and regulations

Blanket travel orders, 1973Forms, undatedHousehold staff, 1971-1972, undatedMiscellaneous, 1973, undated



"Quarters 8," Ft. McNair, Washington, D.C., Nov. 1972-Jan. 1973Miscellaneous, 1971-1973

BOX 42 Office personnel, 2 Nov. 1972-3 June 1973Officer efficiency reports, 1972-1973Officer rosters

General officers, 1972Projected retirements, April 1972

Promotion to vice chief of staffAnnouncement of promotion, Sept. 1972Confirmation hearings, Oct. 1972Congratulatory letters, Sept. 1972-Apr. 1973

Log of letters, undatedA-G

(6 folders)BOX 43 H-S

(7 folders)BOX 44 T-Z

(3 folders)Orientation period, Oct.-Nov. 1972Swearing-in ceremony, briefing book, Jan. 1973

SchedulesChief of staff, Jan.-Feb. 1973Vice chief of staff, Jan.-Apr. 1973

(3 folders)Social engagements

Calendar, Dec. 1972-May 1973Events attended

2 Dec. 1972BOX 45 Jan.-May 1973

(5 folders)Speech file, 1972-1973

Cancellations, 1973Requests, 1972-1973

(3 folders)BOX 46 Schedule, 1973

Speeches1972

Fall, Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Va.25 Oct., Foreign Service Students, Georgetown University,

Washington, D.C.3-7 Dec., Army Commanders Conference, Washington, D.C.Dec., army speech

197323 Jan., Golden Slipper Club, Philadelphia, Pa.24 Jan., Project Managers' Conference, Officers Club, Ft. elvoir, Va.2 Feb., Seminar on the Modern Volunteer Army, Philadelphia, Pa.

Vice Chief of Staff, U.S. Army, 1971-1973Container Contents


6 Feb., Texas Members of the National Advisory Committee forEmployee Support of the Guard and Reserve, Houston, Tex.

10 Feb., Strategic Studies Center, Stanford Research Institute/Foreign Policy Research Institute, Airlie House, Warrenton, Va.

16 Feb., Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Va.8 Mar., Foreign Affairs Executive Seminar, Georgetown University,

Washington, D.C.8 Mar., Association of U.S. Army Buffet, Fort Myers, Va.24 Mar., 97th U.S. Army Reserve, Washington, D.C.30 Mar., U.S. Army 96th Armor Ball, Bolling Air Force Base Officers'

Club, Washington, D.C.5 Apr., Association of the United States Army, New York Chapter, New

York, N.Y.12 Apr., Loyola College Alumni Banquet, Baltimore, Md.18 Apr., American Society of Military Comptrollers National

Symposium, Bolling Air Force Base, Washington, D.C.BOX 47 24 Apr., Alfred Landon Lecture Series, Kansas State University,

Manhattan, Kan.24-26 Apr., speeches at Ft. Knox, Ky., and Ft. Campbell, Ky.30 Apr., Military Assistance Officer Command and Staff Course,

Pentagon, Washington, D.C.12 May, Joint Civilian Orientation Conference, Washington, D.C.24 May, Fordham University Club of Washington D.C., Washington,

D.C.24 May, Notre Dame Alumni Association, Washington, D.C.27 May, Niagara University, Niagara University, N.Y.2 June, St. Johns Military Academy, Delafield, Wis.5 June, Graduation Banquet, United States Military Academy, West

Point, N.Y.15 June, Commonwealth Club of California, San Francisco, Calif.

Telephone call log, Jan.-Feb 1973Travel vouchers, 1972-73Wexler, Edward I., case of, 1973

BOX 47-159 North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European Command,1974-1979Divided into two sections: personal file and Supreme Headquarters Allied

Powers Europe file. Consists of administrative files, briefing books,correspondence files, messages, political files, military reports, subjectfiles, and speeches and writings, including drafts, interviews, andcongressional testimony.

Arranged by subject or type of material and alphabetically or chronologicallytherein.


BOX 47 Appointment as Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR)Correspondence, 1974-1979, undated

Vice Chief of Staff, U.S. Army, 1971-1973Container Contents


Draft replies by Patricia McKee, undated(2 folders)

BOX 48 (1 folder)Miscellaneous, 1974-1979, undated

Countries fileAfrica, 1978China, 1979, undatedDenmark, 1979Germany, 1977-1979Iran, 1974, undatedSaudi Arabia, 1978-1979Turkey, 1974-1979Yemen, 1979

Guest lists, 1978-1979Miscellaneous, 1977-1979, undatedSecurity briefings, 1974-1979

BOX 48-159 Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, 1974-1979

BOX 48 Administrative file, 1975-1979 (classified except for index)Index

BOX 49 Folders1-19

(19 folders)BOX 50 20-31







(22 folders)BOX 57 105-111

(10 folders)BOX 58 112-116


(11 folders)BOX 60 124-130

(11 folders)BOX 61 131-134

(9 folders)

North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European Command, 1974-1979Container Contents


BOX 62 135-147(15 folders)

BOX 63 148-157(12 folders)

BOX 64 157-165(11 folders)

BOX 65 166-180(17 folders)

BOX 66 181-193(13 folders)

BOX 67 194-209(18 folders)

BOX 68 210-226(18 folders)

BOX 69 227-238(13 folders)

BOX 70 239-248(12 folders)

BOX 71 249-260(14 folders)

BOX 72 261-264(8 folders)


BOX 74 269-279(12 folders)

BOX 75 280-292(15 folders)


BOX 77 Correspondence, 1974-1979, undatedAlphabetical file, 1974-1979, undated

Abshire, David M., 1975-1978, undatedAllen, James R., 1975-1979Allen, Lew, 1976-1979Apel, Hans, 1978-1979Ashmore, Edward, 1975-1979Averoff-Tossizza, Evangelos, 1976-1979"A" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(4 folders)Bagely, David H., 1975-1978Barnett, Frank R., 1975-1979Bayülken, U. Halûk, 1975-1979Behr, Robert M., 1975-1976Ben-Meir, Joseph, 1977Bernard, Henri, 1977-1978Berry, Sidney B., 1976-1979



Betz, Jean, 1977-1979Birrenbach, Kurt, 1978-1979Blaker, James R., 1978Blanchard, George, 1975-1979


Blixenkrone-Møller, O., 1975-1977Boeynants, Paul E. Vanden, 1975-1979Boorstein, Daniel J., 1976-1979Bourges, Yvon, 1975-1978Bostyn, R., 1976-1978Boyes, Jon L., 1976-1979Bradley, Gene, 1976-1979, undated

(3 folders)Brown, Clement, 1976-1979Brown, George, 1975-1977

BOX 79 Brown, Harold, 1977-1979Browning, George M., 1975Bush, George, 1975-1976Bushner, Roland, 1977-1979Butler, H. D. G., 1975-1976Byrne, Thomas R., 1975-1976"B" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(6 folders)BOX 80 (1 folder)

Caldwell, William B, 1975-1978Calladay, Martin G., 1976-1977Callaway, Howard H., 1975-1977Cameron, Neil, 1977-1979Campen, S. I. P. van, 1977-1979Cantlay, George B., 1975-1978Cardoso, Pedro A. G., 1978Carhart, Thomas, 1977-1978Carlucci, Frank C., 1975-1976Carlton, Paul K., 1976-1977Carrington, Peter Alexander Rupert, Baron Carington, 1976-1977Carter, James E., 1978-1979Carver, George A., 1975-1978, undatedCarver, Michael, 1975-1976Cavalera, Francesco, 1978-1979Chambers, Anne Cox, 1978Charnley, W. J., 1975-1978Chayes, Antonia Handler, 1977-1978Chevignard, Jacques, 1975-1976Churchill, Winston S., 1977Clarke, Bruce C., Jr., 1977-1978



Clarke, Bruce C., Sr., 1975-1979(2 folders)

BOX 81 (2 folders)Cleland, John R. D., 1975-1977Clements, William P., 1975-1976Cocklin, Robert F., 1976-1979Collins, Gerald W., 1976-1978Collins, John M., 1977-1978Cooper, John S., 1976-1977Copley, Gregory R., 1975-1979Corbert, Hugh, 1977Cotter, David R., 1976-1977Crekillie, Armand F. E., 1975-1979Cromer, Rowley, 1978-1979Cronian, Dannie J., 1978Crowe, Phillip K., 1975Crowley-Milling, Denis, 1977-1979Cucino, Andrea, 1975-1977Cushman, John H., 1975-1978"C" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(3 folders)BOX 82 (2 folders)

Danson, Barnett J., 1976-1979Davies, Lancelot B., 1976-1978Davison, Michael S., 1975, undatedDavos, Ioannis, 1976-1979Dean, John G., 1976-1977Decker, George H., 1975-1979Denton, Jeremiah A., 1975-1977DePuy, William E., 1976-1977Deshormes, Philippe, 1975-1979

(2 folders)Dextraze, Jacques A., 1975-1977Dinneen, Gerald P., 1977-1978Dobol, Theodore, 1975-1977Dodge, Charles G., 1975-1976

BOX 83 Doehring, Carl, 1975-1979Domröse, Lothar, 1976-1979Donnet, Baron M., 1976-1978Dougherty, Russell E., 1975-1977Drake, Charles F., 1976-1978Dubois, Abel, 1975-1977Duncan, Charles W., 1978-1979Duquemin, Gordon J., 1975-1977Dux, Michael J., 1976-1979"D" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(4 folders)



Eade, George J., 1975-1977Eaker, Ira, 1976-1979Eanes, Antonio dos Santos Ramalho, 1976-1978, undatedEllis, Richard H., 1975-1978Ellsworth, Robert, 1975-1976Elslande, Renaat van, 1975-1977Emerson, Harry E., 1975-1977Evans, David, 1977-1979Evans, William J., 1977-1978Evren, Kenan, 1976-1979

BOX 84 "E" miscellaneous, 1975-1979Falls, Robert H., 1977-1979Federmann, Yekutiel X., 1977-1979Feldman, Trude, 1975-1976Ferber, Ernest, 1975-1976Ferrante, Francesco, 1976-1978Firestone, Leonard K., 1975-1976Flanigan, Peter M., 1975-1978Foltz, Charles S., 1977-1979Ford, Gerald R., 1974-1977Forrester, Eugene P., 1976-1978Frank, James E., 1975-1977Freitas-Cruz, Geoffrey de, 1975-1978Frenkel, Marvin A., 1977Fromont, George, 1977Frye, Alton, 1975-1978Fuller, Marvin D., 1975-1976, undatedFurlong, Raymond B., 1975-1978"F" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(2 folders)Gainey, H. Perry, 1975-1977, undatedGard, Robert G.,1975-1979Genscher, Hans Dietrich, 1977

BOX 85 Gibbs, Roland, 1976-1978Ginn, Rosemary L., 1976-1977Giordano, Carmine P., 1975-1978Glitman, Maynard W., 1977-1979Goldin, Milton, 1975-1977Goldsborough, George J., 1977-1978Gomes, Francisco da Costa, 1975-1976Gottlieb, Henning, 1977Gould, Kindon, 1975-1976Gravely, Samuel L., 1978-1979Gruenther, Alfred M., 1975-1978"G" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(3 folders)



Halligan, William J., 1978-1979Hamre, Severre L. B., 1976-1979Hansen, Rolf, 1975-1979Hardy, J. E. G., 1976-1978Hartman, Arthur A., 1977-1979Hasenkamp, Bruce H., 1976-1977Haugé, Gabriel, 1974-1975Hayes, Thomas F., 1976-1979Heiser, Rolland V., 1975-1979Hermann, Robert J., 1977-1978Heslinga, Raymond J. W., 1975-1979Hildebrandt, Horst, 1975-1977Hildreth, Jan, 1976-1978Hill, Gordon, 1978-1979

BOX 86 Hill-Norton, Peter, 1975-1977Hillenbrand, Martin J., 1975-1979Hoeber, Amoretta M., 1977-1979Hoffman, Hugh F. T., 1975-1977Hoffman, Martin R., 1975-1976Holloway, James L., 1976-1978Hoose, Harned Pettus, 1975-1976Humblet, F., 1978-1979Humphery, Andrew, 1976-1977Huyser, Robert E., 1975-1979, undated

(2 folders)"H" miscellaneous, 1975-1979


Isik, Hasan Esat, 1978"I" miscellaneous, 1975-1979Johnson, James A., 1975-1979Johnston, Means, 1974-1975Jolliff, Wade A., 1975-1979Jones, David C., 1975-1979Jordan, Amos A., 1976-1978Jorgensen, Knud, 1977-1979Joulwan, George A., 1975-1978, undatedJungius, James, 1978-1979"J" miscellaneous, 1975-1979Kasfikis, Marcos, 1978-1979Kidd, Issac C., 1975-1978Killick, John, 1976-1979King, Frank, 1976-1978Kinter, William R., 1976-1979Kissinger, Henry, 1975-1978Kitson, Frank E., 1978



Klein, Julius, 1975-1977(2 folders)

BOX 88 Knowlton, William A., 1975-1978Komer, Robert W., 1976-1978, undated

(2 folders)Korn, David A., 1975-1976, undatedKraemer, Fritz G. A., 1975-1976Krieps, Emile, 1976-1978Kristensen, G. Kjaer, 1978-1979Kruisinga, R. J. H., 1978Kubisch, Jack B., 1976-1977Kyler, Frederick C., 1975"K" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(2 folders)Laberge, Walter B., 1975-1977Ladd, Jonathan F., 1975-1976Lagacos, Efstathios, 1977-1979Lancaster, Louis, 1978Leach, Henry, 1977-1979Leber, Georg, 1975-1978, undatedLe Cheminant, Peter, 1977Legere, Laurence J., 1975-1979Lehman, John, 1975-1976Leibman, Morris I., 1976-1979Lemnitzer, Lyman L., 1975-1976

BOX 89 Lewin, Terrance, 1975-1978Ligget, Robert, 1975-1976Longerstaey, Edouard, 1977-1979Longino, Thomas D., 1975-1978Lord, Winston, 1977-1979Lovestone, Jay, 1975-1978Lowenstein, James G., 1977-1979Luns, Joseph M. A. H., 1975-1979

(2 folders)Lynch, James A., 1977-1979"L" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(3 folders)MacArthur, Douglas, 1977-1978Madre, Jean de, 1975-1978Maiziere, Ulrich de, 1978-1979Manning, Bayless, 1975-1977Marique, Medecin, 1975-1979Marshall, Andrew W., 1975-1979Maurim, Francois, 1975Mayer, Charles T., 1975-1979Mayer, William J., 1977-1978

BOX 90 Maynard, Nigel, 1976-1977



McAlister, Robert C., 1977-1979McAuliffe, Eugene V., 1975-1977McDonough, Joseph C., 1975-1978Menzies, Arthur, 1975Meredith, Edward B., 1975-1978Mery, Guy, 1975-1979Merzyn, Gerhard, 1975-1976Metcalf, Arthur G. B., 1977-1979Meyer, Edward C., 1977-1979, undatedMiddendorf, J. William, 1975-1976Miguel, Mario, 1977-1978Møller, Orla, 1976-1979Monyhan, W. J., 1975-1976Moog, John, 1975-1978, undatedMoore, Hal, 1975-1977Moore, Rodney, 1975-1976Moorer, Joseph P., 1975-1979Moorer, Thomas H., 1975-1979Morse, John H., 1975-1976Mulley, Fred, 1976-1978Mumford, William F., 1977-1978Murray, Robert J., 1975-1979"M" miscellaneous, 1975-1979


Negrette, Arthur J., 1975-1978Negroponte, John D., 1975-1977Nichols, Edward, 1976-1978Norstad, Lauris, 1975-1977Nutting, Wallace, 1975-1977"N" miscellaneous, 1975-1979O'Conner, John J., 1975-1979Oldfield, Barney, 1975-1979"O" miscellaneous, 1975-1979Pansa, Cedrino Paolo, 1975-1977Papazacharias, Evangelos, 1976-1977, undatedParmenter, Allen, 1975-1976Pashayan, Charles, 1975-1976Patton, George S., 1975-1979Pauls, Rolf F., 1976-1979Pauly, John W., 1977-1979Pearson, Willard, 1975-1977Penkava, Richard A., 1978-1979Peter, Karl, 1976-1978Petrignani, Rinaldo, 1978-1979

BOX 92 Pfaltzgraff, Robert L., 1977-1978



Pinkham, Fred O., 1975-1977Pinto, Robert, 1976Pomery, Robert M., 1977-1979Post, Franz A. van der, 1976-1978Psallidas, George, 1977-1979Punzman, Karl, 1975-1977"P-Q" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(3 folders)Renson, G., 1976-1979Reynolds, Wayne R., 1976-1979Richardson, Elliot L., 1975Rienzi, Thomas M., 1975-1979Roberts, Frank K., 1975-1979Robertson, Norman, 1975-1977Rockefeller, Nelson A., 1974-1977Rogers, Bernard W., 1978-1979Roper, John, 1978-1979Rose, H. Chapman, 1975-1976Ross, Thomas B., 1977-1978Ruffini, Attilio, 1977-1979Rumsfeld, Donald H., 1975-1977, undatedRush, Kenneth, 1975-1976, undated"R" miscellaneous, 1975-1979


Sancar, Semih, 1975-1978Saunders, David C., 1975-1976Schlesinger, James R., 1975Schmidt, Helmut, 1976-1979, undatedSchnell, Karl, 1975-1978Scholten, Willem, 1978-1979Schönefeld, Helmut, 1975Schulze, Franz-Joseph, 1975-1979, undatedScowcroft, Brent, 1975-1976, undatedSeigle, John W., 1976-1978Seignious, George M., 1975-1979Sellinger, Joseph A., 1975-1979Shakespeare, Frank, 1975-1976Sharp, John, 1975-1976Shear, Harold E., 1978-1979, undatedShelton, Turner B., 1974-1975Shriver, Richard, 1976-1979, undatedSimonet, Henri, 1978Smallwood, Denis, 1975-1978, undatedSmith, DeWitt C., 1975-1979Smyser, William R., 1975-1978Søgaard, Paul, 1977-1979



Staar, Richard F., 1976-1978Staercke, André de, 1975-1977Starry, Donn A., 1976-1979Steinhoff, Johannes, 1975-1979Stoessel, Walter M., 1976-1979Strausz-Hupé, Robert, 1976-1979

BOX 94 Swaney, Russel A., 1976"S" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(5 folders)Tasca, Henry J., 1976-1978Theodoropolous, Byron, 1976

BOX 95 Thimmesch, Nick, 1975-1976Thomas, Lowell, 1975-1977Thompson, W. F. K., 1975-1979Thurman, John R., 1976-1979Thurmond, Strom, 1975-1979Thyness, Paul, 1975-1978, undatedTighe, Eugene F., 1975-1979, undatedTomasuolo, Luigi, 1977Torczyner, Jacques, 1975-1978Toth, Robert, 1975-1976Train, Harry D., 1978-1979Treacher, John, 1976-1977, undatedTryggvason, Páll Ásgeir, 1975-1977Turner, Stansfield, 1975-1979Tuzo, Harry, 1975-1978Tyrell, Emmett R., 1977"T-U" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(3 folders)Vaccaro, Giuseppe M., 1978-1979Viglione, Andrea, 1975-1978"V" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(2 folders)Wallace, William D., 1977-1978Webb, William L., 1975-1978Weinel, John P., 1975-1978

BOX 96 Weiss, Seymour, 1976-1977West, Charles, 1974-1979West, William, 1976-1977Westmoreland, William C., 1975-1977White, Howard A., 1978-1979White, James J., 1976-1977Whiteley, Peter, 1977-1979Wickman, John A., 1975-1979Wijting, A. J. W., 1975-1979Williams, Robert R., 1977-1979Willms, John H., 1975-1976



Wilson, Louis H., 1976-1979, undatedWilson, Samuel V., 1975Wimer, David J., 1975-1979Wohlstetter, Albert, 1978-1979Wolff, E. H., 1975Woodson, Benjamin N., 1978-1979Worner, Manfred, 1976-1978Wurth, Pierre, 1978-1979Wust, Harold, 1976-1978"W" miscellaneous, 1975-1979


Yerks, Robert G., 1975-1978Yorty, Sam, 1976-1977"Y" miscellaneous, 1975-1979Zais, Melvin, 1975-1976Zeiner-Gundersen, Herbert F., 1975-1979Zeira, Elli, 1977Zimmerman, Armin, 1975-1976"Z" miscellaneous, 1976-1979Unidentified, 1978-1979

BOX 98 Policy actions, 1976-1979Index, 1976-1979General, 1976-1979

(9 folders)BOX 99 Project memoranda, 1978-1979

Index, 1978-1979General, 1978-1979

(6 folders)Intelligence reports, Fritz G. A. Kraemer, 1976-1978

Jan.-Oct. 1976(6 folders)

Mar.-May 1978Message file, 1974-1979

IncomingOct. 1974-May 1975

(6 folders)BOX 100 June 1975-May 1976

(8 folders)BOX 101 June 1976-May 1977

(11 folders)BOX 102 June 1977-Jan. 1978

(9 folders)BOX 103 Jan.-July 1978

(7 folders)BOX 104 Aug. 1978-Jan. 1979

(6 folders)



BOX 105 Jan.-June 1979(6 folders)

OutgoingNov. 1974-May 1976

(5 folders)BOX 106 June 1976-Dec. 1977

(13 folders)BOX 107 Jan.-Dec. 1978

(10 folders)BOX 108 Jan.-June 1979

(4 folders)Special security officer (SSO), Oct.-Dec. 1974

Miscellaneous, 1977-1979, undatedBriefing book, 1978-1979

(2 folders)General, 1977-1979, undatedNames and positions, 1978, undatedView graphs of command organization, 1977

Office calendars, 1974-1979 See also OversizeAlphabetical list of visitorsDaily

1974-1975BOX 109 1976-1979

(6 folders)Political Adviser (POLAD), International Affairs (INTAF), 1975-1979

Chronological file, 1975-1979 (classified except for index)Index

BOX 110 25 Sept. 1975-26 Nov. 1976(6 folders)

BOX 111 1 Dec. 1976-2 Aug. 1978(6 folders)

BOX 112 11 Aug. 1978-19 Jan. 1979(6 folders)

BOX 113 22 Jan.-27 Apr. 1979(7 folders)

BOX 114 3 May-18 June 1979(2 folders)

Countries file (classified)African, 1976-1978

Angola-NigeriaNorth Africa-Zaire

Asian, 1976-1978ChinaJapanKorea

European, non-NATO, 1975-1978Albania-Malta



SpainBOX 115 Sweden-Yugoslavia

Indian Ocean, 1975-1978Middle East, 1975-1978NATO, 1975-1978

DenmarkFrance

BOX 116 GermanyGreeceIcelandItalyLuxembourgThe NetherlandsNorwayPortugal

BOX 117 TurkeyUnited Kingdom

Warsaw Pact, 1976-1977Subject file (classified)

Arms control, Oct. 1975-Dec. 1978(3 folders)

BOX 118 "Current Foreign Relations," information memoranda regarding Dec.1975-Dec. 1978(5 folders)

Economics, 1976-1978Military files

Sept. 1975-July 1976BOX 119 Oct. 1976-Dec. 1978

(6 folders)Personnel, 1977-1978POLAD conferences

Sept. 1975-Dec. 1977BOX 120 Apr.-July 1978

Political, general, Oct. 1975-Dec. 1978(4 folders)

BOX 121 Reports, 1976-1978Combat effectiveness, 1976-1978

(6 folders)Long-Term Defense ProgramCost of program, 1977-1978General, 1976-1979

(4 folders)Task Force reports, 1978

No. 1, ReadinessNo. 2, ReinforcementNo. 3, Reserve mobilization

(2 folders)



No. 4, Maritime postureNo. 5, Air defenseNo. 6, Communications, command and controlNo. 7, Electronic warfareNo. 8, RationalizationNo. 9, Consumer logistics

Short-term, 1977-1978BOX 122 Retirement of Haig as SACEUR, 30 June 1979

Ceremonies(2 folders)

Change of command, 29 June 1979Farewell visits and tributesGeneral

(3 folders)NATO Defence Planning Committee resolutionNotice of pending retirementPress coverage

Special assistants to chief of staff (SPACOS) filesIran, 1975-1979

(3 folders)BOX 123 Yemen, undated

Zaire, 1977-1979(3 folders)

Subject file, 1975-1979, undatedAegean, 1975-1979Assasination attempt on Haig, June 1979Greek reintegration into NATO

Briefing books, 1975-1978(9 folders)

BOX 124 (3 folders)General, 1977-1979Memoranda for the record, John G. Pappageorge, Apr. 1977-June 1979

(3 folders)Military and technical discussions, 11-12 Apr. 1978Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR)

Effort, 1979, notebookMeetings, Feb.-June 1979

(2 folders)Guadelupe, Mexico, summit, Jan. 1979Military exercises, 1978-1979Nunn, Sam J., visit to NATO, 31 Oct.-2 Nov. 1976Southern region command structure, 1977-1978Theatre nuclear forces (TNF), 1978-1979, undatedTurkey

General, 1975-1979(2 folders)



BOX 125 NATO, 1975-1978(2 folders)

Speeches and writings, 1974-1979, undatedMiscellaneous, 1976-1977, undated

Speeches and interviews, 1974-1979, undatedGeneral

1974, Dec.1975

Jan.-Apr.(4 folders)

BOX 126 14 May-17 Nov.(7 folders)

BOX 127 26 Nov.-12 Dec.(2 folders)

197615 Jan.-16 Mar.

(6 folders)BOX 128 26 Mar.-30 July

(8 folders)BOX 129 Aug.-Oct.

(7 folders)BOX 130 Nov.-Dec.

(4 folders)1977

6 Jan.-16 Feb.(3 folders)

BOX 131 17 Feb.-13 May(8 folders)

BOX 132 16 May-15 Aug.(7 folders)

BOX 133 16 Aug.-9 Nov.(6 folders)


197816-23 Jan.

(2 folders)BOX 135 26 Jan.- 2 Mar.

(8 folders)BOX 136 3 Mar.-21 Apr.

(7 folders)BOX 137 21 Apr.-26 May

(6 folders)BOX 138 1-27 June

(8 folders)BOX 139 28 June-1 Sept.

(9 folders)



BOX 140 6-22 Sept.(7 folders)

BOX 141 23 Sept.-25 Oct.(7 folders)

BOX 142 26 Oct.-28 Nov.(8 folders)


19793 Jan.

(2 folders)BOX 144 5 Jan.-5 Feb.

(7 folders)BOX 145 6 Feb.-4 Apr.


(7 folders)BOX 147 2-24 May

(6 folders)BOX 148 27 May-26 June

(9 folders)BOX 149 27-29 June

(2 folders)UndatedCancelled, 1976-1979

(10 folders)BOX 150 Notebooks

"As Delivered," 1972-1979Books 1-4

(7 folders)BOX 151 Books 5-7

(6 folders)Book 8

(1 folder)BOX 152 (2 folders)

Books 9-10(6 folders)

BOX 153 Books 11-13(7 folders)

Promotion and award ceremonies, 1975-1979Book 1

BOX 154 Books 2-3(2 folders)

Speech modules, 1979Speeches, interviews, and press conferences by Haig and others,

1976-1979(2 folders)



Written short remarks, 1975-1978(2 folders)

BOX 155 TestimonyCongressional committees, Washington, D.C.

1978 Mar.-June(3 folders)

1979 Feb.Background papersBriefing books

(2 folders)Undated, State Department draft questions and answers

House of Representatives, Committee on Armed Services1 Mar. 197827 Feb. 1979

House of Representatives, Committee on Armed Services SpecialSubcommittee on NATO Standardization, Interoperability, andReadiness, 6 June 1978(5 folders)

BOX 156 (3 folders)Senate, Committee on Armed Services

1977 Mar. 1(2 folders)

19781-3 Mar.

(2 folders)28 June

(5 folders)BOX 157 1979

Jan.-Feb.(3 folders)

22 Feb.(4 folders)

Transcripts release fileClassified, 1976-1977Unclassified, 1976-1977

WritingsArticles

By Haig1975

"Die Hauptsache," Information für die Truppe1976

June, "The Challenge for the West in a Changing StrategicEnvironment," NATO Review

Fall, "NATO's Forward Strategy: An Achievable Imperative," LeMonde Atlantique

Undated, "The ACE Agenda," Danish Army Yearbook1977



Sept., "NATO and ACE; Change and Challenges," WielschesEuropa

1978Apr., "Organizational and Command Relationships between

NATO and US Forces," Air War College Associate ProgramsAug., "NATO and the Security of the West," NATO Review

BOX 158 10 Sept., "The Soviet Nuclear Challenge and Western Security,"San Diego Union

Undated, "NATO and Our Future Security"1979

Mar., "NATO: Challenge and Response," Der WehrkundeMay-June, "NATO: An Agenda for the Future," NATO ReviewJune, "NATO and the West: Facing a Crucial Decade,"

Hamburger AbendblattUndated, article for Le SoirUndated, "Correlation of Forces: Challenge to the West"Undated, "NATO and the West: Facing a Crucial Decade,"

L'AuroreUndated, "NATO and the West: Facing a Crucial Decade,"

Readers DigestUndated, "NATO's Strategy: The Challenge Ahead," Air War

College Associate ProgramsUndated and untitled

By othersGalen, Justin, 1978


BOX 159-165 Transition File, 1974-1980General correspondence, correspondence pertaining to arrangements for

speaking engagements, a political file, papers relating to private affairsand correspondence, notes, transcripts of testimony, and printed matterrelating to preparations for Haig's appearance before the SenateCommittee on Foreign Relations regarding the Strategic Arms LimitationTreaty.

Arranged alphabetically by subject or type of material.

BOX 159 Apartments, 1979Brown, Robert L., June-Oct. 1979

(2 folders)BOX 160 Correspondence

GeneralA-K, 1979

(5 folders)L-W, 1978-1979

(4 folders)Form letters, 1979

Hudson Institute, Indianapolis, Ind., 1979Lecuyer, Jack A., Nov.-Dec. 1979



McKee, Patricia, 1979Miscellaneous, 1979, undatedOffice space, 1979Political file

Contributions, 1978-1979Presidential candidacy

General, 1974-1979, undatedSupporters, 1979, undated


Republican events, 1978-1979Retirement ceremony at Pentagon, 3 July 1979Schedules, May-Dec. 1979Speeches

Acceptances, 1979Commitments, post-30 June 1979Deferrals

Prior-30 June 1979Post-30 June 1979

(2 folders)BOX 162 Regretted, 1979-1980

(2 folders)Representatives

General, 1979Harry Walker, Inc.

ContractsInvitations forwarded, 1979-1980

(4 folders)Meeting, 1979Scheduling, 1979


Scheduling, 1979Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT), 1978-1979

Background informationBriefing papers re status of SALT II, 1978-1979, undatedEuropean input, 1979

BritishFrenchGeneralGerman

General(2 folders)

Republican National Committee, 1979(1 folder)

BOX 164 (1 folder)Clippings, 1979

Transition File, 1974-1980Container Contents


Congressional testimony, July 12-26, 1979By Haig

Comments and questions regardingr testimonyDrafts of opening statementTranscript of testimony

(3 folders)By others


Notes, 1979Text of agreement, 1979

Telephone messages, 1979

BOX 165-323 Department of State, 1962-1982Composed of files relating to the confirmation hearings for Haig's

appointment as secretary of state, transition files covering the interimbetween the announcement of his nomination and assumption of duties,and Haig's personal and office files and those of key assistants. Thepapers consist of briefing books, cables, correspondence, memorandaand notes, personnel files, reports and issue papers, subject files, andprinted matter.

Arranged by type of material and alphabetically or chronologically thereinas determined by file.

BOX 165-172 Confirmation Hearings, 1962-1981

BOX 165 Briefing booksBackground and career highlights, 1973-1981, undated

(3 folders)BOX 166 Cambodia bombings, 1981, undated

(2 folders)Covert activities in Chile, 1980, undated

(2 folders)BOX 167 Government agency contracts awarded, Dec. 1979-Jan. 1981

(2 folders)Eighteen and one-half minute gap in tape, undatedEllsberg, Daniel, wiretap, 1973, 1980, undatedHughes, Howard and Charles Rebozo, contribution, 1974, undatedMiscellaneous, 1962, 1976-1981Nixon, Richard M., pardon, 1974-1980, undatedPublic statements, 1978-1980, undated

(2 folders)"A Quick Look at the Record (Halperin and the Pardon)," undated"Saturday Night Massacre," 1973-1974, undated

BOX 168 Testimony of Haig before Senate committees, 1973-1974(4 folders)

Wiretapping, 1969-1980, undated(4 folders)

BOX 169 Contacts on Capitol Hill

Transition File, 1974-1980Container Contents


List by Joseph A. Califano, 1980Senate, 1981

CorrespondenceCommittee members, 1980-1981General correspondence and memoranda, 1980-1981

(3 folders)Jaworski, Leon, 1974-1981Justice Department, 1974-1976

Haig, Alexander M.Health, letter from cardiologists, 1981Schedule, 1981

InputCarbaugh, John, 1980-1981, undatedForeign Policy Research Institute, Philadelphia, Pa., 1981Korn, David A., 1980, undatedLeCuyer, Jack A., undatedSchweitzer, Robert L., 1981

IssuesInternational drug traffic, 1979-1980Miscellaneous, 1980, undatedSenate committee access to presidential records, undatedUnited States-Soviet relations, 1982White House service, 1980, undated

Meeting with president, 6 Jan. 1981BOX 170 Memoranda and notes

Califano, Joseph A., undatedGoldberg, Sherwood D., 1980-1981, undated

(2 folders)Haig, Alexander M., undatedMaterial sought by Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 1980-1981Miscellaneous, 1981Staff, 1981

MiscellaneousReagan, Ronald, foreign policy statements, 1980Vance, Cyrus R., hearing on nomination to be secretary of state, 1977

PressForeign media reaction, 1980Local wire coverage, 1981, undatedMiscellaneous, undatedNews accounts notebook, 1980-1981


Questions and answers, undatedSenate Foreign Relations Committee

Confirmation resolution, 1981Demonstrations, 1981Diagrams, 1981

Department of State, 1962-1982Container Contents


Official transcript of hearings, 9-15 Jan. 1981(4 folders)

BOX 172 (2 folders)Selected testimony (indexed by subject)Statements by Haig, 9-15 Jan. 1981

GeneralOpening statement

DraftsBy Joseph A. CalifanoMiscellaneous

(2 folders)Appendix to statement

Closing statement

BOX 173-175 Transition File, 1980-1981

BOX 173 Briefing books for secretary designate, Dec. 1980Briefings

IssuesBilateral and multilateralCountriesDefenseEconomicLegislativeManagementMiscellaneousPolitical

Office of Personnel Management, 1981Tiller, John, 1980

MiscellaneousDemocratic national platform, 1980Foreign policy statements, 1980Procedural matters, 1980-1981

PapersAnalytical, 1980Briefing, 1980-1981Interim Foreign Policy Advisory Board working papers, 1980

BOX 174 Schuette, Keith E., 1980-1981Personnel recommendations

Coalition for Women's Appointments, 1981(4 folders)

Presidential appointments, 1980Résumés, 1980-1981

BOX 175 Senior recommendations, undatedSpecial planning group staff, 1981, undated

ReportsPreliminary, 1980



Interim, 8 Dec. 1980(2 folders)

Final, 22 Dec. 1980

BOX 175-293 Office Files, 1969-1982

BOX 175 Day file, 1980-1982, undated1980

19 Sept.-31 Dec.(14 folders)

19811-8 Jan.

(8 folders)BOX 176 9-19 Jan.


(10 folders)BOX 178 28 Jan.-6 Feb.

(4 folders)BOX 179 7-16 Feb.


(9 folders)BOX 181 26 Feb.-7 Mar.

(11 folders)BOX 182 8-12 Mar.



(9 folders)BOX 185 31 Mar.-4 Apr.

(7 folders)BOX 186 4-7 Apr.







(8 folders)



BOX 193 22-29 May(8 folders)

BOX 194 30 May-8 June(10 folders)

BOX 195 8-14 June(9 folders)



BOX 198 24 June-5 July(13 folders)

BOX 199 6-14 July(9 folders)



BOX 202 28 July-5 Aug.(9 folders)

BOX 203 6-13 Aug.(9 folders)

BOX 204 13-25 Aug.(11 folders)

BOX 205 26 Aug.-3 Sept.(10 folders)




BOX 209 25 Sept.-Oct. 2(9 folders)

BOX 210 3-9 Oct.(8 folders)





BOX 215 30 Oct.-6 Nov.(8 folders)

BOX 216 7-14 Nov.(9 folders)






BOX 220 4-10 Dec.(8 folders)




19821 Jan.

(1 folder)BOX 224 2-10 Jan.







(8 folders)BOX 231 25 Feb.-2 Mar.








(10 folders)



BOX 239 11-16 Apr.(11 folders)



BOX 242 30 Apr.-6 May(14 folders)










BOX 252 30 June-13 July(14 folders)

BOX 253 14 July-5 Aug.(16 folders)

BOX 254 Subject file, 1969-1982, undatedCountries and geographical areas, 1977-1982, undated

Afghanistan, 1981-1982, undated(3 folders)

Africa, 1980-1982(4 folders)

BOX 255 Alaska, 1981Algeria, 1981-1982Angola, 1982Argentina, 1981-1982Australia, 1981-1982Belgium, 1982Bolivia, 1981Brazil, 1982Cambodia, 1981-1982Canada, 1981-1982Caribbean, 1981-1982, undated

(5 folders)



BOX 256 Central America, 1981-1982Chad, 1981-1982Chile, 1982China

1981(4 folders)

BOX 257 (2 folders)1982


Colombia, 1982Costa Rica, 1982Cuba

1981(1 folder)

BOX 259 (4 folders)1982, undated


Cyprus, 1981-1982Czechoslovakia, 1982Denmark, 1982Dominican Republic, 1982East Asia, 1981Egypt, 1982El Salvador

1981, undated(3 folders)



Ethiopia, 1981Europe, 1981-1982, undatedFrance, 1979-1982Ghana, 1982Golan Heights, 1981-1982Greece, 1980-1982, undated

(2 folders)BOX 263 Germany, 1981-1982

Guatemala, 1981-1982Guyana, 1982Hawaii, 1981Honduras, 1981-1982Hungary, 1982India, 1981-1982Indonesia, 1982



Iran1980

(1 folder)1981

(4 folders)BOX 264 1981-1982, undated

(1 folder)Iraq, 1981-1982, undated

(4 folders)Ireland, 1981

BOX 265 Israel, 1981-1982, undated(5 folders)

BOX 266 Italy, 1981-1982Ivory Coast, 1981Jamaica, 1981Japan, 1981-1982, undatedJordan, 1981-1982

(3 folders)BOX 267 Kampuchea See Container 255, Cambodia

Korea, 1980-1982, undatedLaos, 1981-1982Latin America, 1981, undatedLebanon

1981(3 folders)

BOX 268 1981(3 folders)

1982(1 folder)

BOX 269 (5 folders)BOX 270 (6 folders)BOX 271 Libya, 1981-1982

(3 folders)Malta, 1982Mexico, 1981-1982Middle East, 1981, undated

BOX 272 Morocco, 1979-1982, undated(2 folders)

Namibia19791981


1982(2 folders)

Nepal, 1981Netherlands, 1982



Nicaragua, 1981-1982(4 folders)

BOX 274 Norway, 1982Oman, 1981-1982Pakistan, 1981-1982, undated

(2 folders)Panama, 1981-1982Persian Gulf, 1981-1982, undatedPhilippines, 1979-1982Poland

19801981


1982(1 folder)

Portugal, 1981Romania, 1982, undated

(2 folders)St. Lucia, 1981-1982Saudi Arabia, 1981-1982

(2 folders)BOX 276 Somalia, 1981-1982

South Africa, 1982Southeast Asia, 1981Southwest Asia, 1981Spain, 1981-1982

(2 folders)Sudan, 1981-1982Surinam, 1981-1982Sweden, 1982Syria, 1982Taiwan (Republic of China), 1977-1982Thailand, 1981-1982Turkey, 1981-1982

(2 folders)United Kingdom, 1982Uruguay, 1982USSR

1981(1 folder)

BOX 277 (4 folders)BOX 278 (1 folder)

1982, undated(3 folders)

Venezuela, 1981-1982Vietnam, 1981-1982



West Bank of the Jordan River, 1982Yemen, 1981Yugoslavia, 1982Zaire, 1981-1982Zambia, 1981-1982

BOX 279 Topics, 1969-1982, undatedAbu Eain, Zaid, extradition case, 1981-1982Affirmative action plan, 1982Agency for International Development (AID), 1982. See also

Container 293, United States International Development andCooperation Administration

Agriculture, 1981Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS)

1981(5 folders)


American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations(AFL-CIO), 1981-1982, undated

Anti-ballistic missiles (ABMs), 1982Asian policy, 1981, undatedAssociation of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), 1982Board for International Broadcasting (BIB)Budget

1981(2 folders)

BOX 281 1982, undated(2 folders)

Bureau of African Affairs (AF), 1982Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, 1982Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs, 1982Bureau of European Affairs, 1982Bureau of Intelligence and Research, 1982, undatedBureau of Inter-American Affairs (ARA), 1982Bureau of International Organization Affairs, 1982Bureau of Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, 1982Bureaus of European Affairs/Politico-Military Affairs, division of

responsibilities, 1982Cabinet council meetings, 1982Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), 1981Church groups, Walter F. Wichmanowski and others, 1982Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE),

1981-1982Congressional correspondence

1981-1982BOX 282 1982, undated



Congressional relations, 1981-1982, undated(2 folders)

Conventional arms transfers (CAT), 1979Coordinating Committee of the Paris Consultative Committee on East-

West Trade (COCOM), 1982Cost control, private sector survey, 1982Council on Foreign Relations, 1982Crisis management, 1981Dissidents, 1981-1982Economic sanctions, 1982Eli Lilly, Inc., 1982Energy policy, 1981-1982Enhanced radiation warhead (ERW), 1981-1982Executive Secretariat, 1982Export controls, 1982F-4 (aircraft) engine See Container 293, United Technologies (Corp.)F-5G (aircraft), 1982F-15 (aircraft), 1980-1981, undated

BOX 283 Fahd ibn `Abd al-`Azìz (Saudi crown prince) peace proposal,1981-1982, undated

Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA), 1981,undated

Finances, international, 1982Foreign aid, 1981-1982Foreign Policy Research Institute, Philadelphia, Pa., 1979-1982Foreign policy, critical choices in, 1981Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), 1981FX (aircraft), 1982Geopolitics, 1982Global negotiations, 1981-1982Grain embargo against the Soviet Union (USSR), 1980-1982, undated

BOX 284 Human rights, 1981-1982Immigration, 1981Intermediate nuclear forces (INF), 1981-1982International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), 1981-1982International Communication Agency (ICA), 1981-1982Israeli settlement in Occupied Territories, 1981Jewish affairs, political, 1981-1982Jews, Falasha, Ethiopia, 1982Law of the Sea

1980-1982(3 folders)


Leaks of information, 1981-1982, undatedLegal advisor, 1981-1982Legal issues, 1980-1982



Maritime negotiations with Soviet Union (USSR), 1981Mass media, 1982Mediterranean fruit fly (Medfly), 1981Military manpower requirements, 1981Monitoring Overseas Direct Employment (MODE) System, 1982Moon and other celestial bodies, treaty on the, 1981Mutual and balanced force reductions (MBFR), 1982MX (missile), 1981-1982Narcotics, 1981-1982National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC), 1982National Security Council (NSC)

1969-1981BOX 286 1981-1982, undated

(3 folders)National security study decisions (NSSDs), 1981-1982Non-aligned movement, 1979Non-proliferation of nuclear weaponry, 1981North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

1981BOX 287 1981-1982, undated

(2 folders)Nuclear freeze proposal, 1982

(2 folders)Olympic games of 1984, 1981-1982Ottawa, Canada, economic summit, 1981Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), 1981Palestinian autonomy

1978-1982(2 folders)


Piracy, 1982Population, 1981-1982President's Commission on Executive Exchange, 1982, undatedPresident's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, 1982Professional development program of the foreign affairs agencies,

1982Project Truth, 1981-1982Public affairs strategy, 1981Rapid Deployment Force (RDF), 1982Refugees, 1981-1982

BOX 289 Secretary's Open Forum, 1981-1982Security assistance, 1981-1982, undatedSequoia (yacht), 1981Siberian pipeline (Siberia-to-Western Europe natural gas pipeline),

1981-1982Sinai Multinational Peacekeeping Force



1979-1981(2 folders)

BOX 290 1981-1982, undated(5 folders)

Socialist International, 1981Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT), 1979-1982

BOX 291 Strategic Arms Reduction Talks (START), 1981-1982, undated(3 folders)

Technology Transfer SIG (Senior Interdepartmental Group), 1982Terrorism, 1980-1982, undated

(2 folders)Theater nuclear force (TNF)

1979-1981BOX 292 1981-1982, undated

(2 folders)Toxin, 1981-1982Trade, international, 1982Trident II (D-5 missile)United Nations (UN), 1982United Nations Special Session on Disarmament (SSOD), 1982United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (ACDA)

1981-1982(3 folders)

BOX 293 1982, undatedUnited States International Development and Cooperation Agency

(IDCA), 1981 See also Container 279, Agency for InternationalDevelopment

United Technologies Corp.Weinberger, Caspar W., 1981Women, promotion potential within State Department, 1981, undatedWorld's Fair of 1982 (Knoxville, Tenn.), 1981


BOX 294 Advice by friends and colleagues, 1981-1982Articles

About Haig, July 1974-Aug. 1982, undated(3 folders)

Miscellaneous, 1981-1982Autographed photographs, 1982Biographical material, 1981-1982, undatedCorrespondence

Carver, George, 1981-1982BOX 295 General, 1981-1982, undated

Haig, Frank R., 1981-1982Nixon, Richard M., 1981

Financial papers



Blind trust, 1981Finances, 1980-1982

(2 folders)Financial disclosure report, 1981-1982

(3 folders)BOX 296 Gregg Investment Counsel, Inc., 1981-1982

Real estate, 1981-1982Interviews, Feb. 1981-June 1982

(5 folders)Legal file, 1982

BOX 297 Medical papers, 1981-1982Personnel, 1980-1982, undated

(2 folders)Political file

Expenses, 1981-1982General, 1979-1982

Roundtable, 1982BOX 298 Speeches

Background material, 1981-1982, undatedBy Haig

1979-July 1981(6 folders)

BOX 299 Aug. 1981-June 1982, undated(6 folders)

By Ronald Reagan, 1981-1982Writings, 1981

BOX 300-323 Staff Files, 1979-1982

BOX 300 Executive assistant file, Sherwood D. GoldbergAlphabetical file

Adams, Jack, 1981, undatedAllen, J. D., 1981Biebel, Fred, 1981-1982Brewington, Doyle W., 1981Brown, Robert L., 1981Buckley, James L., 1981-1982Califano, Joseph A., Jr., 1982Clark, William P., 1981-1982Cobb, Tyrus W., 1981Coors, Joseph, 1981de Borchgrave, Arnaud, 1981-1982Dart, Justin W., 1981Eagleburger, Lawrence S., 1982Evron, Ephraim, 1981-1982Fairbanks, Richard, 1982



Federmann, Yekutiel Xavier, 1980-1982, undated(3 folders)

BOX 301 Feldman, Trude, 1981-1982Feulner, Ed, 1981-1982

(2 folders)Fisher, Max, 1981Garment, Leonard, 1981-1982Habib, Philip R., 1982Handael, Dan, 1982Harman, Phillip, 1982Hauser, Rita, 1982Huyser, Robert E., 1981-1982Javits, Jacob, 1981-1982Kennedy, Richard T.

May-Aug. 1981(2 folders)

BOX 302 Sept. 1981-July 1982(7 folders)

Kintner, William R., 1982Kirkpatrick, Jeane J., 1982

BOX 303 Korn, David A., Dec. 1980-June 1982(3 folders)

Ledeen, Michael, 1981-1982, undated(2 folders)

Lefever, Ernest, 1981Leibman, Morris I., 1981-1982Lorenz, Dirk, 1981Lovestone, Jay, undatedMarshner, Connie, 1981-1982McKee, Patricia, 1981-1982Messing, Andy, 1981Messner, William C., Jr., 1981Montgomery, Hugh, 1982Nixon, Richard M., 1981Percy, Charles, 1982Rashish, E. Myer, 1981-1982Raynes, Burt F., 1981

BOX 304 Reed, Joseph Yerner, Jr., 1981-1982Regan, Donald T., 1982Robinson, Davis, 1981-1982Rozek, Edward J., 1980-1982Scharansky, Anatoly, 1981-1982Schuette, Keith E., 1981-1982

(2 folders)Schultz, George, 1982Shakespeare, Frank, 1982Shemtov, Abraham, 1981-1982, undated



Sicherman, Harvey, 1981Specter, Arlen, 1982Squadron, Howard M., 1981Stoessel, Walter M., 1982Taft, Julia, 1981Terra, Daniel J., 1981Tiller, John, 1980-1982Timmons, William E., 1982Walters, Vernon L., 1981-1982Warnock, John A., 1981-1982

BOX 305 Weinberger, Caspar W., 1981-1982West, William, 1981-1982Weyrich, Paul, 1981Wolfowitz, Paul, 1982Zorb, Frank, 1981Zoffer, Gerald R., 1981-1982, undated

(2 folders)Ambassador file (résumés)

Clark, William P., committee, 5 Jan. 1982General, 1981-1982

(2 folders)Notebooks, 1981


Schuette, Keith E., 1981Stoessel, Walter M., committee, 1982


White House Ambassadorial Committee See Container 305, Clark,William P., committee; and Container 306, Stoessel, Walter M.,committee

Budget, 1981Chronological file

6 Jan.-15 May 1981(6 folders)

BOX 308 18 May-31 Oct. 1981(9 folders)

BOX 309 1 Nov. 1981-9 Mar. 1982(10 folders)

BOX 310 10 Mar.-16 Aug. 1982(6 folders)

Crisis management, 1981-1982Financial papers, 1981-1982

BOX 311 Gifts, 1981-1982, undatedGuest lists, 1981-1982, undatedHistorical perspectives

Dulles, John Foster, undated



Eisenhower, Dwight David, 1981General, 1981, undated

Meetings list, 1981-1982Official record maintenance, 1981-1982Personal correspondence, 1982Personnel

General1981

(2 folders)BOX 312 1982, undated

Presidential appointments, 1982Press releases, 1981-1982Secretary's staff, 1981-1982

(2 folders)Staff meetings, 1981-1982

Portrait of Haig, 1981-1982Presidential meetings and memoranda, 1981-1982Protocol letters, 1981Reports

"Annual Report 1981: Inspector General of the Department of Stateand Foreign Service," 1982

Backgrounder, Nos. 144-145, re block grants"Department of Defense Annual Report to the Congress, FY 1983,"

1982"For a Strengthened Presidency," 1981"Foreign Policy and Morality: A Contemporary Perspective," 180Intelligence Legislation, Conference on, 1980

BOX 313 Professional development program of the foreign affairs agencies,circa 1981

"The Reagan Strategic Program," 1981Trilateral Commission, 1981"The United States Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy," 1980"Unsolved Issues Remain Concerning U.S. Participation in IEA," 1981

Résumés and recommendations, 1981-1982, undatedA-F

(4 folders)BOX 314 G-R

(6 folders)BOX 315 S-Z

(4 folders)Security, 1981-1982Speeches by others, Mar. 1981-Mar. 1982, undated

(2 folders)BOX 316 Statements, 1981-1982

Tours, 1981-1982Trip logistics, 1981, undatedWashington Strategy Seminar, 1981-1982



White House fellowships, 1981-1982Writings by others, 1981-1982

BOX 317 Sicherman, HarveyBriefing books

198115-18 Mar. Meeting with Argentine President Roberto Viola3-10 Apr. Middle East and Europe trip

Background papers(2 folders)

Day books(4 folders)BOX 318

Strategy papers1982

11-12 Jan., North Atlantic Council Special Session, Brussels,Belgium(2 folders)

BOX 319 12-15 Jan., Egypt and Israel trip,(2 folders)

Speeches and speech material, 1979-1982Subject file, 1979-1982, undated

Africa, 1981, undatedAsia, 1981-1982Central America and the Caribbean, 1981, undatedChina, 1981-1982, undatedEurope, 1981-1982Middle East

Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS), 1981General, 1981-1982, undated


Habib, Philip, mission, 1981(1 folder)

BOX 321 (1 folder)Israel

Iraqi reactor bombing, 1980-1981Relations with United States, 1981-1982, undated

Lebanon, 1982, undated(3 folders)

Palestinian autonomy, 1981-1982, undated(3 folders)

BOX 322 (2 folders)Persian Gulf, 1979-1981

(4 folders)Wolfowitz, Paul, memoranda, 1981

USSREconomic data, 1982



BOX 323 General, 1981, undatedWritings, 1982

BOX 324-329 Miscellany, 1969-1979Biographical data, records of memberships in organizations, clippings

relating to Haig, inventories which accompanied the papers to the Libraryof Congress, a few extraneous papers of Frederic J. Brown, andmiscellaneous papers

Arranged alphabetically by subject and type of material.

BOX 324 Biographical data, 1973-1974Brown, Frederic J., papers of

Notebook, 1969"Restructuring NATO Forces to Compensate for MBFR--a Preliminary

Analysis," by R.W. Komer et al., 1972“A United States Army for the Future,” draft manuscript by Brown and Zeb

B. Bradford, Jr., 1972Clippings

June 1971-Dec. 1972(5 folders)

BOX 325 Jan. 1973-Sept. 1974(23 folders)

BOX 326 Oct. 1974-Dec. 1977(27 folders)

MacArthur, script by Taft Schreiber, 1974Memberships in clubs and organizations, 1972-1977

GeneralA-CG-PS-W

BOX 327 Loyola College Board of Trustees, Loyola College, Baltimore, Md.,1975-1977(6 folders)

BOX 328 Original inventories of Haig PapersNATO files

Administrative(4 folders)

Alphabetical(2 folders)

BOX 329 Messages(2 folders)

Political advisor (POLAD)(2 folders)

Reintegration of GreeceReportsSpecial assistant to chief of staff (SPACOS)Speeches and writings

Articles



Speeches and interviews"As Delivered" speech notebooksCancelledCongressional testimonyGeneralShort remarksTapes

Vice chief of staff, U.S. Army and White House serviceSmithsonian Institution Board of Regents, 1974"A Strategy of Selective Defense," 1969Vietnam Report, U.S. Defense Attache Office, Saigon, Republic of Vietnam,

1972-1974

BOX 330 Oversize, 1976-1978Office calendars for 1976 and 1978.

BOX 330 Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe daily office calendars for 1976and 1978 from Container 109

BOX CL 1-5 Classified: White House Files, 1969-1982Documents containing national security information removed from the


BOX CL 1 Richard M. Nixon Administration, 1969-1974, undatedAppointment of Haig as assistant to the president

Atmosphere at White House, early May 1973Correspondence

Chronological, Mar.-Apr. 1974(2 folders)

Miscellaneous, 1974Ellsberg, Daniel, trial of, 1971-1973Foreign affairs

General, 1972-1974(2 folders)

Middle EastGeneral, 1973Meir, Golda, visit to United States, 1 Nov. 1973

IssuesEconomy, 1973

Kissinger, HenryMiscellaneous, 1974

Meetings, 1971-1974Memoranda

Items to discuss with presidentJune-Oct. 1973June-Aug. 1974

To the president

Miscellany, 1969-1979Container Contents


1973 Nov.1974

Jan.(2 folders)

Mar.-June(5 folders)

Military aide information, 1973National Security Council reorganization, comments, 1972New initiatives, 1973Personnel

Executive-level vacancies, 1974Presidential activities, 1973-1974Presidential letters, miscellaneous, 1973-1974Speeches and interviews

By HaigSpeeches

General19 Oct. 1972, National War College, Washington, D.C.21 May 1974, Dutch Treat Club, New York, N.Y.

Presidential speech draftsTelevision speech on Vietnam, 23 Jan. 1973

TripsHaig, Alexander M.

Southeast Asia1970-1972

Indonesia, briefing paper for discussions with John KennethGalbraith, Dec. 1972


Key United States and foreign military personnel, undatedTrip book, Frederic J. Brown, June-Oct. 1972

Key documentsTrip reports, 1970-1972

1972 Dec.-Jan. 1973, discussions with Fred C. Weyand and John W.Vogt

1973, Jan.Korea, briefing bookPaper on Southeast Asia by Frederic J. BrownVietnam

CablesFrom HaigTo Haig

(2 folders)Memoranda of conversation, Government of Vietnam (GVN),

Nov. 1972-Jan. 1973MiscellaneousPeace agreement, briefing book

Classified: White House Files, 1969-1982Container Contents


Trip book(2 folders)

BOX CL 2 1973 AprilGeneral documents

Cables to Haig, 8-10 AprilDiscussions with Noel A. M. Gayler and John W. Vogt, briefing

bookPreparations

ArrangementsCables, Feb.-Apr. 1973

Report to Henry Kissinger"Southeast Asia Action/U.S. Options, 1973"

CambodiaCables

From HaigTo Haig

Defense Attache Office personnel, Phnom PenhTrip book

Background information(2 folders)


LaosBackground bookTrip book

ThailandMemoranda of conversation, Bangkok,

9 April 1973Trip book

VietnamTrip book"U.S.Contingency Options," undated

Kissinger, Henry, Cambodia, Feb. 1973, trip bookNixon, Richard M.

Azores, 18-19 June 1974GeneralTrip book

Belgium/USSR, 25 June-3 July 1974Agreements with USSRBriefing books


(1 folder)BOX CL 3 (2 folders)

Bilateral issuesBrussels

(2 folders)



CablesGeneral

14-21 JuneBOX CL 4 22 June-1 July

(2 folders)Joulwan, George A., 17 June-2 July

Joulwan, George A., reading file, 24 June-3 JulyMemorandaMiscellaneousScheduleSpeech material and fact sheets

Middle East, 10-19 June 1974Advance preparations

Cables 3-8 June(2 folders)

General, 31 May-7 JuneBOX CL 5 Cables

IncomingOutgoing

CountriesAustriaEgyptIsraelJordanSaudi ArabiaSyria

MiscellaneousNews summaries

San Clemente, Calif., 12 July 1974Vice president

Presidential meeting with vice president, Aug. 1973Replacement

Federal Bureau of Investigation checks on vice presidential nominees,Oct. 1973

WatergateImpeachment, proposed articles, undatedLawyers

St. Clair, James, District Court papers, 1974Miscellaneous, 17 May 1973Press

Associated Press and United Press International wires, 1974Presidential press conferences, Sept.-Oct. 1973

Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign ActivitiesExecutive privilege, May-July 1973

White House staffCorrespondence, selected, July-Aug. 1974Joulwan, George A.



Memoranda to HaigSept. 1973Jan.-July 1974

(4 folders)Reorganization plans, May 1973

Gerald R. Ford AdministrationChicago, Ill., trip, 19 Aug. 1974Correspondence

Chronological, Aug. 1974White House staff

Joulwan, George A., Aug.-Sept. 1974General, Aug. 1974

BOX CL 5 Classified: Vice Chief of Staff, U.S. Army, 1971-1973Documents containing national security information removed from the


BOX CL 5 Chieu, Mrs. M. L., case of, 1972-1973Miscellaneous, 1973Officer rosters, projected retirements, Apr. 1972Promotion to vice chief of staff

Announcement of promotion, Sept. 1972Confirmation hearings, Oct. 1972Congratulatory letters, Sept. 1972

Speech file, 1972-1973Speeches

23 Jan. 1973, Golden Slipper Club, Philadelphia, Pa.BOX CL 6-22 Classified: North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European

Command, 1974-1979Documents containing national security information removed from the


BOX CL 6 Personal File, 1974-1979, undatedCountries file, 1974-1979

China, 1979, undatedDenmark, 1979Germany, 1977-1979Iran, 1974, undatedSaudi Arabia, 1978-1979Turkey, 1974-1979Yemen, 1979

Miscellaneous, 1977-1979, undatedSupreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, 1974-1979, undated

Administrative file See Containers 48-76, same headingBOX CL 7 Correspondence, 1974-1979, undated

Alphabetical file, 1974-1979, undated



Allen, Lew, 1976-1979Apel, Hans, 1978-1979Ashmore, Edward, 1975-1979Averoff-Tossizza, Evangelos, 1976-1979"A" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(3 folders)Bagely, David H., 1975-1978Bayülken, U. Halûk, 1975-1979Betz, Jean, 1977-1979Blaker, James R., 1978Blanchard, George, 1975-1979

(2 folders)Blixenkrone-Møller, O., 1975-1977Boeynants, Paul E. Vanden, 1975-1979Bourges, Yvon, 1975-1978Boyes, Jon L., 1976-1979Brown, George, 1975-1977Brown, Harold, 1977-1979"B" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(5 folders)Calladay, Martin G., 1976-1977Cameron, Neil, 1977-1979Campen, S. I. P. van, 1977-1979Cantlay, George B., 1975-1978Cardoso, Pedro A. G., 1978Carlucci, Frank C., 1975-1976Carlton, Paul K., 1976-1977Carver, George A., 1975-1978, undatedCarver, Michael, 1975-1976Cavalera, Francesco, 1978-1979Chambers, Anne Cox, 1978Chayes, Antonia Handler, 1977-1978Clarke, Bruce C., Jr., 1977-1978Clements, William P., 1975-1976Cooper, John S., 1976-1977Corbert, Hugh, 1977Cotter, David R., 1976-1977Crekillie, Armand F. E., 1975-1979Cronian, Dannie J., 1978"C" miscellaneous, 1975-1979Danson, Barnett J., 1976-1979Davies, Lancelot B., 1976-1978Davos, Ioannis, 1976-1979Dean, John G., 1976-1977Deshormes, Philippe, 1975-1979

(2 folders)Dextraze, Jacques A., 1975-1977

Container ListContainer Contents


Domröse, Lothar, 1976-1979"D" miscellaneous, 1975-1979Eade, George J., 1975-1977Eanes, Antonio dos Santos Ramalho, 1976-1978, undatedEllis, Richard H., 1975-1978Ellsworth, Robert, 1975-1976Elslande, Renaat van, 1975-1977Emerson, Harry E., 1975-1977Evans, David, 1977-1979Evans, William J., 1977-1978

BOX CL 8 Evren, Kenan, 1976-1979Falls, Robert H., 1977-1979Ferber, Ernest, 1975-1976Ferrante, Francesco, 1976-1978Freitas-Cruz, Geoffrey de, 1975-1978Genscher, Hans-Dietrich, 1977Gibbs, Roland, 1976-1978Glitman, Maynard W., 1977-1979Goldsborough, George J., 1977-1978Gomes, Francisco da Costa, 1975-1976Gottlieb, Henning, 1977Gravely, Samuel L., 1978-1979Hamre, Severre L. B., 1976-1979Hansen, Rolf, 1975-1979Hardy, J. E. G., 1976-1978Heiser, Rolland V., 1975-1979Hermann, Robert J., 1977-1978Hill-Norton, Peter, 1975-1977Hillenbrand, Martin J., 1975-1979Hoffman, Hugh F. T., 1975-1977Hoffman, Martin R., 1975-1976Humphery, Andrew, 1976-1977Huyser, Robert E., 1975-1979, undated"H" miscellaneous, 1975-1979Isik, Hasan Esat, 1978Johnston, Means, 1974-1975Jones, David C., 1975-1979Jordan, Amos A., 1976-1978Jorgensen, Knud, 1977-1979Joulwan, George A., 1975-1978, undatedJungius, James, 1978-1979"J" miscellaneous, 1975-1979Kasfikis, Marcos, 1978-1979Kidd, Issac C., 1975-1978King, Frank, 1976-1978Kissinger, Henry, 1975-1978



Knowlton, William A., 1975-1978Komer, Robert W., 1976-1978, undatedKraemer, Fritz G. A., 1975-1976Krieps, Emile, 1976-1978Kristensen, G. Kjaer, 1978-1979Kruisinga, R. J. H., 1978Kubisch, Jack B., 1976-1977"K" miscellaneous, 1975-1979Ladd, Jonathan F., 1975-1976Lagacos, Efstathios, 1977-1979Leach, Henry, 1977-1979Leber, Georg, 1975-1978, undatedLe Cheminant, Peter, 1977Legere, Laurence J., 1975-1979Lehman, John, 1975-1976Lemnitzer, Lyman L., 1975-1976Lewin, Terrance, 1975-1978Longerstaey, Edouard, 1977-1979Luns, Joseph M. A. H., 1975-1979Marshall, Andrew W., 1975-1979Maurim, Francois, 1975Maynard, Nigel, 1976-1977McAlister, Robert C., 1977-1979Menzies, Arthur, 1975Mery, Guy, 1975-1979Meyer, E.C., 1977-1979, undatedMiguel, Mario, 1977-1978Møller, Orla, 1976-1979Moog, John, 1975-1978, undatedMulley, Fred, 1976-1978Mumford, William F., 1977-1978Murray, Robert J., 1975-1979"M" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(2 folders)Negrette, Arthur J., 1975-1978

BOX CL 9 "N-O" miscellaneous, 1975-1979(2 folders)

Pansa, Cedronio Paolo, 1975-1977Papazacharias, Evangelos, 1976-1977, undatedPauls, Rolf F., 1976-1979Petrignani, Rinaldo, 1978-1979Post, Franz A. van der, 1976-1978Psallidas, George, 1977-1979Ruffini, Attilio, 1977-1979Rumsfeld, Donald H., 1975-1977, undatedRush, Kenneth, 1975-1976, undated



"R" miscellaneous, 1975-1979(3 folders)

Sancar, Smith, 1975-1978Saunders, David C., 1975-1976Schlesinger, James R., 1975Schmidt, Helmut, 1976-1979, undatedSchnell, Karl, 1975-1978Scholten, Willem, 1978-1979Schönefeld, Helmut, 1975Schulze, Franz-Joseph, 1975-1979, undatedScowcroft, Brent, 1975-1976, undatedSharp, John, 1975-1976Shear, Harold E., 1978-1979, undatedShriver, Richard, 1976-1979, undatedSimonet, Henri, 1978Smallwood, Denis, 1975-1978, undatedSmith, DeWitt C., 1975-1979Smyser, William R., 1975-1978Søgaard, Paul, 1977-1979Staar, Richard F., 1976-1978Staercke, André de, 1975-1977Starry, Donn A., 1976-1979Stausz-Hupé, Robert, 1976-1979"S" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(3 folders)Tomasuolo, Luigi, 1977Train, Harry D., 1978-1979Treacher, John, 1976-1977, undatedTurner, Stansfield, 1975-1979Tuzo, Harry, 1975-1978"T" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(2 folders)Viglione, Andrea, 1975-1978"V" miscellaneous, 1975-1979Weinel, John P., 1975-1978Whiteley, Peter, 1977-1979Wijting, A. J. W., 1975-1979Wilson, Samuel V., 1975Wurth, Pierre, 1978-1979Wust, Harold, 1976-1978"W" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(3 folders)Yerks, Robert G., 1975-1978Zais, Melvin, 1975-1976Zeiner-Gundersen, Herbert F., 1975-1979

Policy actions, 1976-1979(5 folders)



Project memoranda, Dec. 1977-June 1979(6 folders)

BOX CL 10 Intelligence reports, Fritz G. A. Kraemer, 1976-1978Jan.-Oct. 1976

(6 folders)Mar.-May 1978

Messages, 1974-1979Incoming

Oct. 1974-Feb. 1975(2 folders)

BOX CL 11 Mar. 1975-Feb. 1977(18 folders)

BOX CL 12 Mar. 1977-Aug. 1978(17 folders)

BOX CL 13 Sept. 1978-June 1979(10 folders)

OutgoingNov. 1974-Mar. 1976

(4 folders)BOX CL 14 Apr. 1976-June 1979

(9 folders)Special security officer (SSO), Oct.-Dec. 1974

Miscellaneous, 1977-1979Briefing book, 1978-1979General, 1977-1979, undatedNames and positions, 1978, undatedView graphs of command organization, 1977

Political Adviser (POLAD) International Affairs (INTAF) See Containers109-120, same heading

BOX CL 15 Reports, 1976-1979Combat effectiveness reports, 1976-1978

(6 folders)Long-Term Defense Program

Cost of program, 1977-1978General, 1977-1979

(4 folders)Task Force reports, 1978

No. 1, ReadinessNo. 2, ReinforcementNo. 3, Reserve mobilization

(2 folders)No. 4, Maritime postureNo. 5, Air defenseNo. 6, Communications, command and controlNo. 7, Electronic warfareNo. 8, RationalizationNo. 9, Consumer logistics



Short-term, 1977-1978Retirement of Haig as SACEUR, 30 June 1979

NATO Defence Planning Committee resolutionSpecial assistants to chief of staff (SPACOS) files

Iran, 1975-1979(2 folders)

Yemen, undatedZaire, 1977-1979

(3 folders)Subject file, 1975-1979, undated

Aegean, 1975-1979Assassination attempt on Haig, June 1979Greek reintegration into NATO

Briefing booksOct. 1975-May 1978

(5 folders)BOX CL 16 May-Nov. 1978

(7 folders)General, 1977-1978Memoranda for the record, John G. Pappageorge, Apr. 1977-June 1979

(3 folders)Military and technical discussions, 11-12 Apr. 1978Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR)

Effort, 1979, notebookMeetings, Feb.-June 1979

(1 folder)BOX CL 17 (1 folder)

Guadelupe, Mexico, summit, Jan. 1979Military exercises, 1978-1979Nunn, Sam J., visit to NATO, 31 Oct.-2 Nov. 1976Southern region command structure, 1977-1978Theatre nuclear forces (TNF), 1979, undatedTurkey, general, 1975-1979

Speeches and writings, 1974-1979Speeches and interviews

GeneralDec. 1974-Sept. 1975

(7 folders)BOX CL 18 Oct. 1975-July 1977

(22 folders)BOX CL 19 Aug. 1977-Feb. 1979

(20 folders)BOX CL 20 Mar.-June 1979

(4 folders)Cancelled, 1976-1979

(2 folders)Notebooks



"As Delivered," books 1-8(8 folders)

Speeches, interviews, and press conferences by Haig and others,1976-1979(2 folders)

TestimonyCongressional committees

Mar.-June 1978(2 folders)

Feb. 1979(2 folders)

BOX CL 21 House of Representatives, Committee on Armed Services1 Mar. 197827 Feb. 1979

Special Subcommittee on NATO Standardization,Interoperability, and Readiness, 6 June 1978(5 folders)

Senate, Committee on Armed Services1 Mar. 19771-3 Mar. 1978

(2 folders)28 June 1978

(2 folders)Jan.-Feb. 1979

BOX CL 22 22 Feb. 1979(4 folders)

Transcripts release file, classified, 1976-1977Writings, 1975-1979

Articles by Haig1976, "The ACE Agenda" Danish Army YearbookUndated, "Correlation of Forces: Challenge to the West," essay for

book edited by Fritz G. A. Kraemer, also to be published in theStrategic Review

BOX CL 22 Classified: Transition File, 1974-1980Documents containing national security information removed from the


BOX CL 22 Brown, Robert L., June-Oct. 1979Lecuyer, Jack A., Nov.-Dec. 1979Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty

Background informationBriefing papers regarding status of SALT II, 1978-1979, undatedEuropean input

British, 1979



General, 1979

BOX CL 22-89 Classified: Department of State, 1962-1982Documents containing national security information removed from the


BOX CL 22 Confirmation Hearings, 1962-1981, undatedBriefing books

Wiretapping, 1969Input

Schweitzer, Robert L., 1981Transition File, 1980-1981, undated

Briefing books for secretary designate, Dec. 1980Issues

Bilateral and multilateral(2 folders)

CountryDefense

BOX CL 23 EconomicLegislativeManagementMiscellaneousPolitical

Tiller, John, 1980Miscellaneous, procedural matters, 1980-1981Papers

Analytical, 1980Briefing, 1981Schuette, Keith E., 1980-1981

Personnel recommendationsSpecial planning group, undated

ReportsInterim, 8 Dec. 1980Final, 22 Dec. 1980

(1 folder)BOX CL 24 (3 folders)BOX CL 25 Office Files, 1969-1982, undated

Day file, 1980-19821980, Dec. 29-31

(3 folders)1981

3-31 Jan.(22 folders)

BOX CL 26 1-7 Feb.(8 folders)

Classified: Transition File, 1974-1980Container Contents




BOX CL 29 2-11 Mar.(9 folders)



BOX CL 32 28 Mar.-2 Apr.(9 folders)

BOX CL 33 3-6 Apr.(6 folders)


BOX CL 35 10 -21 Apr.(11 folders)


BOX CL 37 30 Apr.-3 May(8 folders)

BOX CL 38 3-5 May(8 folders)

BOX CL 39 6 -13 May(8 folders)



BOX CL 42 1-5 June(8 folders)




BOX CL 46 29 June-4 July(9 folders)

BOX CL 47 8-15 July(9 folders)



BOX CL 50 29 July-5 Aug.(9 folders)

Classified: Department of State, 1962-1982Container Contents


BOX CL 51 6-27 Aug.(21 folders)

BOX CL 52 28 Aug.-12 Sept.(13 folders)

BOX CL 53 13-23 Sept.(11 folders)

BOX CL 54 24 Sept.-2 Oct.(10 folders)

BOX CL 55 3-11 Oct.(9 folders)



BOX CL 58 31 Oct.-15 Nov.(15 folders)

BOX CL 59 16-27 Nov.(11 folders)

BOX CL 60 28 Nov.-8 Dec.(10 folders)

BOX CL 61 9-13 Dec.(6 folders)



19821-3 Jan.

(3 folders)BOX CL 64 4-10 Jan.




(6 folders)BOX CL 68 30 Jan.-9 Feb.

(10 folders)BOX CL 69 10-19 Feb.

(10 folders)BOX CL 70 20 Feb.-22 Mar.

(14 folders)BOX CL 71 8-22 Mar.

(14 folders)BOX CL 72 23 Mar.- 1 Apr.

(11 folders)






BOX CL 76 24 Apr.-3 May(20 folders)




BOX CL 80 25 May-3 June(16 folders)





BOX CL 85 21 June-22 July, undated(23 folders)

BOX CL 86 Personal Files, 1974-1982, undatedAdvice by friends and colleagues, 1981-1982Interviews, 1981-1982Personnel, 1980-1982, undatedPolitical file, expenses, 1981-1982Speeches

By Haig, 1979-1982, undatedBy Ronald Reagan, 1981-1982

Writings, 1981Staff Files, 1979-1982, undated

Executive assistant, Sherwood D. GoldbergAlphabetical file

Biebel, Fred, 1981-1982Buckley, James L., 1981-1982

(2 folders)Clark, William P., 1981-1982Eagleburger, Lawrence S., 1982Fairbanks, Richard, 1982Federmann, Yekutiel X., 1980-1982, undatedFeuler, Edward, 1981-1982Javits, Jacob, 1981-1982



Kennedy, Richard T., 1981-1982BOX CL 87 Korn, David A., 1980-1982

Leeden, Michael, 1981-1982, undatedMcKee, Patricia, 1981-1982Nixon, Richard M., 1981Percy, Charles, 1982Rashish, E. Myer, 1981-1982Raynes, Burt F., 1981Reed, Joseph Verner, Jr., 1981-1982Robinson, Davis, 1981-1982

(4 folders)BOX CL 88 Schuette, Keith E., 1981

Schultz, George, 1982Sicherman, Harvey, 1981Squadron, Howard M., 1981Stoessel, Walter J., 1982Taft, Julia, 1981Tiller, John, 1980-1982Walters, Vernon, 1981-1982

(2 folders)Warnock, John A., 1981-1982Weinberger, Caspar W., 1981-1982Wolfowitz, Paul, 1982Zoffer, Gerald R., 1981-1982, undated

Ambassador fileGeneral, 1981-1982Schuette, Keith E., 1981

BOX CL 89 Chronological file, 1981-1982(2 folders)

Crisis management, 1981-1982Guest lists, 1981-1982, undated

PersonnelGeneral, 1981-1982, undatedPresidential appointments, 1982

Presidential meetings and memoranda, 1981-1982Reports

"Department of Defense Annual Report to the Congress, FY 1983""The Reagan Strategic Program," 1981

Résumés and recommendations, 1981-1982, undatedSecurity, 1981-1982Speeches by others, 1981-1982, undated

(2 folders)

BOX CL 89-90 Classified: Miscellany, 1969-1979Documents containing national security information removed from the




BOX CL 89 Brown, Frederic J., papers ofNotebook, 1969"Restructuring NATO Forces to Compensate for MBFR--a Preliminary

Analysis," by R. W. Komer et al., 1972"A Strategy of Selective Defense," 1969Vietnam Report, U.S. Defense Attache Office, Saigon, Republic of Vietnam,

1972-1974BOX CL 90 View graphs of NATO command organization, 1977, from Container CL 14

BOX CL 91 Classified: Oversize, 1976-1981Documents containing national security information removed from the


BOX CL 91 "Poland Contingency Plan, 1981," chart from Container 274

BOX CL 92-96 Classifed: Tape Recordings, 1974-1979Audio tape recordings of speeches containing classified information. An

inventory of tapes is available in security vault.

BOX TS 1-4 Top Secret: White House Files, 1969-1974Documents containing top secret information removed from the classified


BOX TS 1 Richard M. Nixon Administration, 1969-1974, undatedAppointment of Haig as assistant to the president

Atmosphere at White House, early May 1973Ellsberg, Daniel, trial of, 1971-1973Foreign affairs

Middle EastMeir, Golda, visit to United States, 1 Nov. 1973

Kissinger, Henry, miscellaneous, 1974, undatedMemoranda

Items to discuss with presidentJune-Oct. 1973

To the presidentNov. 1973Mar.-Apr. 1974

(2 folders)Speeches and interviews

By HaigSpeeches

General19 Oct. 1972, National War College, Washington, D.C.21 May 1974, Dutch Treat Club, New York, N.Y.

Presidential speech drafts

Classified: Miscellany, 1969-1979Container Contents


Television speech on Vietnam, 23 Jan. 1973TripsHaig, Alexander M.

Southeast Asia1970-1972

Indonesia, briefing paper for discussions with John KennethGalbraith, Dec. 1972


Trip book, Frederic J. Brown, June-Oct. 1972Key documents

Trip reports, 1970-19721972 Dec.-Jan. 1973, discussions with Fred C. Weyand and John W.

VogtBOX TS 2 1973 Jan.

Korea, briefing bookPaper on Southeast Asia by Frederic J. BrownVietnam

CablesFrom HaigTo Haig

Memoranda of conversation, Government of Vietnam (GVN),Nov. 1972-Jan. 1973(2 folders)

BOX TS 3 MiscellaneousPeace agreement, briefing bookTrip book

(2 folders)1973 April

General documentsCables to HaigDiscussions with Noel A. M. Gayler and John W. Vogt, briefing

bookPreparations

ArrangementsReport to Henry Kissinger"Southeast Asia Actions/U.S. Options, 1973" CambodiaCables

From HaigTo Haig

Trip bookBackground information

(2 folders)BOX TS 4 General

Key documentsLaos

Background bookTrip book

Top Secret: White House Files, 1969-1974Container Contents


ThailandMemoranda of conversation, Bangkok, 9 April 1973Trip book

VietnamTrip book"U.S. Contingency Options," undated

Kissinger, Henry, Cambodia, Feb. 1973, trip bookNixon, Richard M.

Belgium/USSR, 25 June-3 July 1974Briefing books


CablesGeneral, 25 June 1974

Middle East, 10-19 June 1974IsraelMiscellaneous

Vice presidentPresidential meeting with vice president, Aug. 1973

WatergatePress

Presidential press conferences, Sept.-Oct. 1973

BOX TS 5-8 Top Secret: North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. EuropeanCommand, 1974-1979Documents containing top secret information removed from the classified


BOX TS 5 Personal File, 1974-1979, undatedCountries file

Iran, 1974, undatedSupreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, 1974-1979, undated

Administrative File, 1975-1979Folders

41-247(20 folders)

BOX TS 6 251-292(5 folders)

Correspondence, 1975-1979, undatedAlphabetical file, 1975-1979, undated

Brown, George S., 1975-1977Cameron, Neil, 1979Cotter, David R., 1976Ellsworth, Robert, 1975-1976Huyser, Robert E., 1975-1979, undatedKissinger, Henry, 1975-1978

Top Secret: White House Files, 1969-1974Container Contents


Leber, Georg, 1975-1978, undatedMcAlister, Robert C., 1977-1979Rumsfeld, Donald H., 1975-1977, undatedSancar, Semih, 1975-1978Schlesinger, James R., 1975Scowcroft, Brent, 1975-1976, undated


Project memo file, 1978-1979(4 folders)

Messages, 1974-1979Incoming, 1974-1979

(8 folders)Outgoing, 1975-1978

(5 folders)Miscellaneous, 1978-1979

Briefing book, 1978-1979General, 1978-1979

Political Adviser (POLAD) International Affairs (INTAF), 1975-1979Arms control, 1975-1978

(2 folders)Chronological file

1975-1977(2 folders)

BOX TS 7 1978-1979(3 folders)

Countries fileNATO

Italy, 1976-1978(2 folders)

Turkey, 1976Subject file

Military file, 1975-1978(6 folders)

Political, general, 1975-1977(2 folders)

Reports, 1978Long-Term Defense Program, general, 1978

Special assistants to chief of staff (SPACOS) files, 1975-1979Iran, 1975-1979Zaire, 1977-1979

Subject file, 1975-1979Memoranda for the record, John G. Pappageorge, 1979Theater nuclear forces, 1978-1979

BOX TS 8 Turkey, general, 1975-1978Speeches and writings, 1974-1979

Speeches and interviews

Top Secret: North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European Command,1974-1979Container Contents


GeneralDec. 1974-Apr. 1979

(7 folders)Notebooks

"As Delivered," book no. 5, Feb.-Apr. 1977Testimony

Congressional committeesFeb. 1979

(2 folders)Senate, Committee on Armed Services

1 Mar. 19773 Mar. 197828 June 197822 Feb. 1979

BOX TS 8 Top Secret: Transition File, 1974-1980Documents containing top secret information removed from the classified


BOX TS 8 Strategic Arms Limitation TreatyBackground information

Briefing papers re status of SALT II, 1978-1979, undated

BOX TS 8-14 Top Secret: Department of State, 1962-1982Documents containing top secret information removed from the classified


BOX TS 8 Confirmation Hearings, 1962-1981, undatedBriefing books

Wiretapping, 1969Input

Schweitzer, Robert L., 1980-1981Transition File, 1980-1981, undated

Briefing books for secretary designate, Dec. 1980Issues

CountriesBOX TS 9 Office Files, 1969-1982, undated

Day file, 1980-19821981

27 Jan.-18 May(42 folders)

BOX TS 10 19 May-30 Dec.(38 folders)

BOX TS 11 19821 Jan.-17 Mar.

(26 folders)

Top Secret: North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European Command,1974-1979Container Contents


BOX TS 12 31 Mar.-5 July(41 folders)

Subject file, 1969-1982, undatedCountries and geographical areas, 1977-1982, undated

Caribbean, 1981-1982, undatedChina, 1981-1982Cuba, 1981-1982, undatedEl Salvador, 1981-1982, undatedFrance, 1979-1982Germany, 1981-1982Iran, 1980-1982, undatedIraq, 1981-1982, undated

BOX TS 13 Israel, 1981-1982, undatedJordan, 1981-1982Korea, 1980-1982, undatedLebanon, 1981-1982Libya, 1981-1982

(2 folders)Mexico, 1981-1982Namibia, 1979-1982Nicaragua, 1981-1982Pakistan, 1981-1982, undatedPhilippines, 1979-1982Poland, 1980-1982Saudi Arabia, 1981-1982United Kingdom, 1982USSR, 1981-1982

Topics, 1969-1982, undatedAirborne Warning and Control System (AWACS), 1981-1982, undatedBureaus of European Affairs/Politico-Military AffairsDivision of responsibilities, 1982Dissidents, 1981-1982Energy policy, 1981-1982Fahd [Saudi crown prince] peace proposal, 1981-1982, undated

BOX TS 14 Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA), 1981,undated

Foreign policy, critical choices in, 1981Law of the Sea, 1980-1982, undatedNational Security Council [NSC], 1969-1982, undatedNational Security Study Decisions (NDDSs), 1981-1982

(2 folders)Palestinian autonomy, 1978-1982, undatedSinai Multinational Peacekeeping Force, 1979-1982, undatedStrategic Arms Reductions Talks [START], 1981-1982, undatedToxin, 1981-1982Trident II (D-5 missile), 1982

Top Secret: Department of State, 1962-1982Container Contents


United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, 1981-1982,undated

Staff Files, 1979-1982, undatedExecutive assistant, Sherwood D. Goldberg

Alphabetical fileKorn, David, 1981Ledeen, Michael, 1981Raynes, Burt F., 1981

Sicherman, HarveySubject file

Africa, 1981, undatedMiddle East

Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS), 1981General, 1982, undatedIsrael

Relations with the United States, 1981-1982, undatedUSSR

General, 1981, undatedWritings, 1982

Miscellany, 1969-1979, undatedBrown, Frederic J., papers of

Notebook, 1969

BOX SCI 1 Sensitive Compartmented Information (Top Secret): White HouseFiles, 1969-1974Documents containing sensitive compartmented information removed from


BOX SCI 1 Richard M. Nixon Administration, 1969-1974, undatedMemoranda

To the president, Apr. 1974Trips


Jan. 1973Vietnam

Cables to HaigTrip book, vol. l

April 1973General

Cables to HaigCambodia

Cables to HaigTrip book


Top Secret: Department of State, 1962-1982Container Contents


Nixon, Richard M.Belgium/USSR, 25 June-3 July 1974

Briefing booksArms control/military issuesBackground papers, vols. 1-2

(2 folders)Cables

General, 25 JuneMiscellaneous

Middle East, 10-19 June 1974Miscellaneous

BOX SCI 1 Sensitive Compartmented Information (Top Secret): North AtlanticTreaty Organization/U.S. European Command, 1974-1979Documents containing sensitive compartmented information removed from


BOX SCI 1 Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, 1974-1979, undatedMessages, incoming, 1977Miscellaneous, 23 Feb. 1979

BOX SCI 1 Sensitive Compartmented Information (Top Secret): Department ofState, 1962-1982Documents containing sensitive compartmented information removed from


BOX SCI 1 Office Files, 1969-1982, undatedDay file, 7 Feb. 1981-5 July 1982

(40 folders)Subject file

Countries and geographical areas, 1981-1982Cuba, 1981El Salvador, 1981Iraq, 1981Korea, 1981Lebanon, 1982Nicaragua, 1981Pakistan, 1981Saudi Arabia, 1981

Topics, 1981-1982Law of the sea, 1981Toxin, 1981

Staff Files, 1979-1982, undatedExecutive assistant, Sherwood Goldberg, 1981

Alphabetical fileRaynes, Burt F., 1981

Sensitive Compartmented Information (Top Secret): White House Files,1969-1974Container Contents


Sicherman, Harvey, 1981-1982, undatedSubject file

Africa, 1981, undatedWritings, 1982

BOX SCI 2 Sensitive Compartmented Information (Secret): White House Files,1969-1974Documents containing sensitive compartmented information removed from


BOX SCI 2 Richard M. Nixon Administration, 1969-1974, undatedTrips


April 1973Laos, background bookThailand, trip book

Nixon, Richard M.Middle East, June 1974

Advance preparations, cables

BOX SCI 2 Sensitive Compartmented Information (Secret): North Atlantic TreatyOrganization/U.S. European Command, 1974-1979Documents containing sensitive compartmented information removed from

the classified portion of the collection.Arranged in the same order as unclassified material.

BOX SCI 2 Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, 1974-1979, undatedMessages, incoming, Mar. 1977

BOX SCI 2 Sensitive Compartmented Information (Secret): Department of State,1962-1982Documents containing sensitive compartmented information removed from

the classified portion of the collection. Arranged in the same order asunclassified material

Arranged in the same order as unclassified material.

BOX SCI 2 Office Files, 1969-1982, undatedDay file, 7-15 June 1982

(2 folders)Subject file

Countries and geographical areas, 1981-1982Cuba, 1982Libya, 1981Saudi Arabia, 1982St. Lucia, 1982

Sensitive Compartmented Information (Top Secret): Department of State,1962-1982Container Contents


Topics, leaks, 1981

BOX RD 1 Restricted Data (Top Secret): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S.European Command, 1974-1979Documents containing restricted data, formerly restricted data, and NATO


BOX RD 1 Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, 1974-1979, undatedAdministrative, 1975-1979

Folder 141

BOX RD 1 Restricted Data (Secret): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S.European Command, 1974-1979Documents containing restricted data, formerly restricted data, and NATO



Folders 59, 197, 213, 299Political Adviser (POLAD) International Affairs (INTAF), 1975-1979

Countries file, NATO, ItalySubject files, military files, Feb.-Dec. 1977

BOX RD 1 Restricted Data (Secret): Department of State, 1962-1982Documents containing restricted data, formerly restricted data, and NATO


BOX RD 1 Office Files, 1969-1982, undatedDay file, 30 July 1981

Staff Files, 1979-1982, undatedExecutive assistant, Sherwood Goldberg

Chronological file, Apr. 1981Report, Annual Report to the Congress for Fiscal Year 1983

BOX RD 1 Resticted Data (Confidential): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S.European Command, 1974-1979Documents containing restricted data, formerly restricted data, and NATO


BOX RD 1 Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, 1974-1979, undatedCorrespondence, 1974-1979, undated

Alphabetical, 1974-1979, undated"A" miscellaneous

Sensitive Compartmented Information (Secret): Department of State, 1962-1982Container Contents


Agnew, Harold M., 1976

BOX RD 1 Formerly Restricted Data (Top Secret): North Atlantic TreatyOrganization/U.S. European Command, 1974-1979Documents containing restricted data, formerly restricted data, and NATO



Folder 207Folder 211Folder 230

Correspondence, 1974-1979, undatedAlphabetical, 1974-1979, undated

Cotter, Donald R., 1976Huyser, Robert E., 1975-1979, undated

Political Adviser (POLAD) International Affairs (INTAF), 1975-1979Subject file, military, Oct. 1976

Speeches and writings file, 1974-1979, undatedSpeeches and interviews, 1974-1979, undated

13-15 Nov. 1976, Commander-in-Chief's conferenceSubject file, 1975-1979, undated

Theater nuclear forces, 1978-1979Office Files, 1962-1982, undated

Day file1981

1 June6 July

BOX RD 1 Formerly Restricted Data (Secret): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European Command, 1974-1979Documents containing restricted data, formerly restricted data, and NATO



Folder 16-268(17 folders)

Correspondence, 1974-1979, undatedAlphabetical file, 1974-1979, undated

Averoff-Tossizza, Evangelos, 1977Brown, Harold, 1977-1979Cotter, Donald R., 1976-1977Eads, George J., 1975Heiser, Rolland V., 1975-1979Huyer, Robert E., 1975-1979

Resticted Data (Confidential): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. EuropeanCommand, 1974-1979Container Contents


Kubisch, Jack B., 1976-1977Wijting, A .J. W., 1975-1979

Messages, 1975-1979Incoming, Nov. 1976-Mar. 1979

(4 folders)Outgoing, Aug-Dec. 1975

Political Adviser (POLAD) International Affairs (INTAF), 1975-1979Subject files, military files, Sept. 1975-July 1976

Speeches and writings, 1974-1979, undatedSpeeches and interviews, Dec. 1974-June 1978


Turkey, general, 1975Transition File, 1980-1981, undated

Briefing books for the Secretary designate, issues, defense,Dec. 1980

Office Files, 1962-1982, undatedDay file, 9 May 1981

Subject fileCountries and geographical areas, Spain, 1981Topics, Theatre Nuclear Forces (TNF), 11 June-8 Aug. 1981

BOX NATO CL 1-27 NATO Classified: North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. EuropeanCommand, 1974-1979Documents containing NATO classified information removed from the


BOX NATO CL 1 Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, 1974-1979, undatedAdministrative file, 1975-1979

Folders1-33

(21 folders)BOX NATO CL 2 35-69







(23 folders)

Formerly Restricted Data (Secret): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S.European Command, 1974-1979Container Contents


BOX NATO CL 9 228-261(25 folders)

BOX NATO CL 10 263-298(20 folders)

BOX NATO CL 11 Correspondence, 1974-1979, undatedAlphabetical, 1974-1979, undated

Allen, Lew, 1976-1979Apel, Hans, 1978-1979Ashmore, Edward, 1975-1979Averoff-Tossizza, Evangelos, 1976-1979"A" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(2 folders)Bayülken, U. Halûk, 1975-1979 (CENTO Classified)Betz, Jean, 1977-1979Blanchard, George, 1975-1979

(2 folders)Blixenkrone-Møller, O., 1975-1977Boeynants, Paul E. Vanden, 1975-1979Bourges, Yvon, 1975-1978Boyes, Jon L., 1976-1979Brown, George, 1975-1977Brown, Harold, 1977-1979"B" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(5 folders)Calladay, Martin G., 1976-1977Cameron, Neil, 1977-1979Campen, S. I. P. van, 1977-1979Cantlay, George B., 1975-1978Cardoso, Pedro A. G., 1978Carlucci, Frank C., 1975-1976Carver, Michael, 1975-1976Cavalera, Francesco, 1978-1979Chambers, Anne Cox, 1978Cooper, John S., 1976-1977Crekillie, Armand F. E., 1975-1979Cronian, Dannie J., 1978"C" miscellaneous, 1975-1979Danson, Barnett J., 1976-1979Davies, Lancelot B., 1976-1978Davos, Ioannis, 1976-1979Deshormes, Philippe, 1975-1979Dextraze, Jacques A., 1975-1977Domröse, Lothar, 1976-1979"D" miscellaneous, 1975-1979Eanes, Antonio dos Santos Ramalho, 1976-1978, undatedElslande, Renaat van, 1975-1977Evans, David, 1977-1979

NATO Classified: North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S. European Command,1974-1979Container Contents


BOX NATO CL 12 Evans, William J., 1977-1978Evren, Kenan, 1976-1979Falls, Robert H., 1977-1979Ferber, Ernest, 1975-1976Ferrante, Francesco, 1976-1978Genscher, Hans-Dietrich, 1977Gibbs, Roland, 1976-1978Glitman, Maynard W., 1977-1979Goldsborough, George J., 1977-1978Gomes, Francisco da Costa, 1975-1976Gottlieb, Henning, 1977Gravely, Samuel L., 1978-1979Hamre, Severre L. B., 1976-1979Hansen, Rolf, 1975-1979Hill-Norton, Peter, 1975-1977Hillenbrand, Martin J., 1975-1979Hoffman, Hugh F. T., 1975-1977Hoffman, Martin R., 1975-1976Humphery, Andrew, 1976-1977Huyser, Robert E., 1975-1979, undatedIsik, Hasan Esat, 1978Johnston, Means, 1974-1975Jones, David C., 1975-1979Jordan, Amos A., 1976-1978Jorgensen, Knud, 1977-1979Jungius, James, 1978-1979"J" miscellaneous, 1975-1979Kasfikis, Marcos, 1978-1979Kidd, Issac C., 1975-1978King, Frank, 1976-1978Knowlton, William A., 1975-1978Komer, Robert W., 1976-1978, undatedKrieps, Emile, 1976-1978Kristensen, G. Kjaer, 1978-1979Kruisinga, R. J. H., 1978"K" miscellaneous, 1975-1979Ladd, Jonathan F., 1975-1976Lagacos, Efstathios, 1977-1979Leach, Henry, 1977-1979Leber, Georg, 1975-1978, undatedLe Cheminant, Peter, 1977Legere, Laurence J., 1975-1979Lemnitzer, Lyman L., 1975-1976Lewin, Terrance, 1975-1978Longerstaey, Edouard, 1977-1979



BOX NATO CL 13 Luns, Joseph M. A. H., 1975-1979(2 folders)

Maurim, François, 1975Maynard, Nigel, 1976-1977Mery, Guy, 1975-1979Miguel, Mario, 1977-1978Møller, Orla, 1976-1979Moog, John, 1975-1978, undatedMulley, Fred, 1976-1978Mumford, William F., 1977-1978"M-O" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(3 folders)Pansa, Cedronio Paolo, 1975-1977Papazacharias, Evangelos, 1976-1977, undatedPauls, Rolf F., 1976-1979Petrignani, Rinaldo, 1978-1979Psallidas, George, 1977-1979Ruffini, Attilio, 1977-1979Rumsfeld, Donald H., 1975-1977, undated"R" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(2 folders)Sancar, Semih, 1975-1978Saunders, David C., 1975-1976Schlesinger, James R., 1975Schmidt, Helmut, 1976-1979, undatedSchnell, Karl, 1975-1978Scholten, Willem, 1978-1979Schönefeld, Helmut, 1975Schulze, Franz-Joseph, 1975-1979, undatedSharp, John, 1975-1976Shear, Harold E., 1978-1979, undatedSimonet, Henri, 1978Smallwood, Denis, 1975-1978, undatedSøgaard, Paul, 1977-1979Staar, Richard F., 1976-1978Staercke, André de, 1975-1977Starry, Donn A., 1976-1979"S" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(3 folders)Tomasuolo, Luigi, 1977Train, Harry D., 1978-1979Treacher, John, 1976-1977, undatedTurner, Stansfield, 1975-1979Tuzo, Harry, 1975-1978"T" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(2 folders)BOX NATO CL 14 Viglione, Andrea, 1975-1978



"V" miscellaneous, 1975-1979Weinel, John P., 1975-1978Whiteley, Peter, 1977-1979Wijting, A. J. W., 1975-1979Wurth, Pierre, 1978-1979Wust, Harold, 1976-1978"W" miscellaneous, 1975-1979

(2 folders)Yerks, Robert G., 1975-1978Zais, Melvin, 1975-1976Zeiner-Gundersen, Herbert F., 1975-1979


Project memoranda, 1977-1978(3 folders)

Messages, 1975-1979Incoming

Mar. 1975-Feb. 1976(2 folders)

BOX NATO CL 15 Apr. 1976-June 1979(14 folders)

Outgoing, 1976-1978(3 folders)

Miscellaneous, 1977-1979Briefing book, 1978-1979General, 1977-1979, undatedMiscellaneous, 1977-1979Names and positions, 1978, undated

Political Adviser (POLAD), International Affairs (INTAF), 1976-1977Chronological file, 1977

(2 folders)Countries file

European (non-NATO), 1977NATO, Turkey, 1976

Subject files, military files, 1975Reports, 1976-1978

Combat effectiveness report1976-1977

(2 folders)BOX NATO CL 16 1978

(5 folders)Long-Term Defense Program

General19771978

(1 folder)BOX NATO CL 17 (3 folders)



Task Force reports, 1978No. 1, ReadinessNo. 2, Reinforcement

BOX NATO CL 18 No. 3, Reserve mobilization(2 folders)

No. 4, Maritime posture(2 folders)

No. 5, Air defense(1 folder)

BOX NATO CL 19 (3 folders)No. 6, Communications, command and controlNo. 7, Electronic warfareNo. 8, Rationalization

BOX NATO CL 20 No. 9, Consumer logisticsShort-term, 1977-1978

Retirement of Haig as SACEUR, 30 June 1979NATO Defence Planning Committee resolution

Special assistants to chief of staff (SPACOS) filesZaire, 1977-1979

Subject file, 1975-1979, undatedAegean, 1977-1979Assassination attempt on Haig, June 1979Greek reintegration into NATO

Briefing books, 1975-1978(10 folders)

General, 1977-1979Memoranda for the record, John G. Pappageorge, 1977-1979

BOX NATO CL 21 Military and technical discussions, 1978Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR)

Effort, notebook, 1979Meetings, 1979

Military exercises, 1978-1979Southern region command structure, 1977-1978Theatre nuclear forces (TNF), 1978-1979Turkey, 1975-1978

(2 folders)Speeches and writings file, 1974-1979, undated

Speeches and interviews, 1974-1979, undatedGeneral

Dec. 1974-May 1975(6 folders)

BOX NATO CL 22 May 1975-Apr. 1976(10 folders)

BOX NATO CL 23 May-Nov. 1976(9 folders)

BOX NATO CL 24 Dec. 1976-May 1977(7 folders)



BOX NATO CL 25 May 1977-Apr. 1978(13 folders)

BOX NATO CL 26 Apr.-Nov. 1978(10 folders)

BOX NATO CL 27 Feb.-June 1979(5 folders)

Cancelled, Nov. 1976Notebooks

"As Delivered," books 1-8(8 folders)

Speeches, interviews, and press conferences by Haig and others,1977-1979

Testimony, House of Representatives, Committee on Armed Services,Special Subcommittee on NATO Standardization, Interoperability,and Readiness, 6 June 1978, briefing papers

Transcripts release file, classified, 1976-1977

BOX NATO CL 27 NATO Classified: Department of State, 1962-1982Documents containing NATO classified information removed from the


BOX NATO CL 27 Office Files, 1969-1982, undatedDay file, 5 May 1981-10 June 1982


Countries and geographical areas, 1977-1982, undatedPoland, 1980-1982Turkey, 1981-1982

BOX RD 1 NATOCL

NATO Classified: Restricted Data--Atomal (Secret) North AtlanticTreaty Organization/U.S. European Command, 1974-1979Documents containing NATO classified information removed from the


BOX RD 1 NATO CL Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, 1974-1979, undatedAdministrative, 1975-1979, folder 1Messages, incoming, 1978Speeches and writings, 1974-1979, undated

Speeches and interviews, Dec. 1977

BOX NATO CTS 1 NATO Classified (Cosmic Top Secret): North Atlantic TreatyOrganization/U.S. European Command 1974-1979Documents containing NATO cosmic top secret classified information

removed from the classified portion of the collection.Arranged in the same order as unclassified material.

BOX NATO CTS 1 Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, 1974-1979, undated



Administrative file, 1975-1979Folders

118Correspondence, 1974-1979, undated

Alphabetical,Averoff-Tossizza, Evangelos, 1979Psallidas, George, 1979Schnell, Karl, 1976

Subject file, 1975-1979, undatedGreek reintegration into NATO

Briefing books, 1978Memoranda for the record, John G. Pappageorge, 1978

Speeches and writings file, 1974-1979, undatedSpeeches and interviews, 1974-1979, undated

GeneralMay 1978Oct. 1978

NATO Classified (Cosmic Top Secret): North Atlantic Treaty Organization/U.S.European Command 1974-1979Container Contents
