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THE SOUTHEAST ASIA TREATY ORGANIZATION (SEATO)

7. Establishing the Machinery of SEATO: Communiqué of the First

Meeting of the SEATO Council, Bangkok, February 25, 1955. 2334-2337

THE COLOMBO PLAN

8. The Role of the United States in the Colombo Plan: Address by the

Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, October 14,

1954

2338-2344

THE AFRO-ASIAN CONFERENCE

9. Communiqué of the Conference of Afro-Asian Countries, Issued at

Bandung, Indonesia, April 24, 1955. .

10. Presence of Chinese Troops in Burma: Resolution 815 (IX) of the

United Nations General Assembly, October 29, 1954. .

11. Exchange of Views: Joint Statement by the President of the United

States and the Prime Minister of Burma, July 2, 1955. .

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

12. Economic Survey of the Philippines: Summary and Recommendations

From the Report of the Bell Mission, October 9, 1950 (Ex-

13. Progress Report on Developments in the Philippines: Statement to

the Press by the American Ambassador to the Republic of the

Philippines, June 15, 1951

14. Establishment of the Council Under the United States-Philippine

Mutual Defense Treaty: Note From the Secretary of State to the

Philippine Chargé d'Affaires at Washington, June 23, 1954. . . 2360

15. Revised United States-Philippine Trade Agreement: Statement by

the Department of State, September 6, 1955.

UNITED STATES POLICY REGARDING THE COMMUNIST THREAT IN INDOCHINA,

16. United States Recognition of Increased Sovereignty in the State of

Viet-Nam: Note From the United States Ambassador-at-Large

to the Chief of State of Viet-Nam, January 27, 1950 . . . . 2363-2364

17. United States Recognition of Viet-Nam, Laos, and Cambodia: State-

ment by the Department of State, February 7, 1950 . . . . 2364-2365

18. Extension of Military and Economic Aid: Statement by the Secretary

of State, May 8, 1950.

19. Economic Aid Program: Note From the American Chargé d'Affaires

at Saigon to the Chiefs of State of Viet-Nam, Laos, and Cambodia,

May 24, 1950. . .
. . 2365-2366

20. The Military Aid Program: Statement by the Departments of State

and Defense, September 23, 1951 . .

21. The Defense of Indochina: Communiqué Regarding Discussions Be-

tween Representatives of the United States, France, Viet-Nam,

and Cambodia, June 18, 1952. .

22. Support by NATO of the French Union Defense Efforts in Indochina:

Resolution Adopted by the North Atlantic Council, December 17,

2368-2369

23. United States Support of Laos Against the Viet Minh Invasion:

Statement by the Department of State, April 17, 1953 . .

24. United States Emergency Aid to Laos and Thailand in the Face of

Viet Minh Aggression: Statement by the Secretary of State at a

News Conference, May 9, 1953 . . .

2369-2370

25. The Consequences of Direct Chinese Communist Intervention in

Indochina: Address by the Secretary of State, September 2, 1953

26. Additional United States Aid to France and Indochina: Joint Franco-

American Communiqué, September 30, 1953. .

THE INDOCHINA PHASE OF THE GENEVA CONFERENCE, 1954

27. Plans for the Geneva Conference on Korea and Indochina: Quadri-

partite Communiqué of the Berlin Conference, February 18,

28. Views of the United States on the Eve of the Geneva Conference:

Address by the Secretary of State, March 29, 1954 . . . . . 2373-2381

29. Views of the United States and France on the Eve of the Geneva

Conference: Joint Statement by the Secretary of State and the

French Foreign Minister, April 14, 1954 ..

30. Preparations for the Indochina Phase of the Geneva Conference:

Statement by the President, May 5, 1954.

2382-2383

31. Midway in the Geneva Conference: Address by the Secretary of

State, May 7, 1954 . .

32. Conditions for United States Direct Intervention in Indochina:

Transcript of a News Conference of the Secretary of State, May

25, 1954 (Excerpt). .

33. The Threat of Direct Chinese Communist Intervention in Indochina:

Address by the Secretary of State, June 11, 1954 (Excerpt). 2393-2395

34. Increased Military Aid to Thailand: Statement Released by the De-

partment of Defense, July 13, 1954 . .

35. Consultations With the French Premier and the British Foreign Secre-

tary: Statement by the Secretary of State, July 15, 1954 . . 2396-2397

36. The Cease-Fire Agreements in Indochina: Statement by the President,

July 21, 1954. . .

AID FOR INDOCHINA FOLLOWING THE GENEVA CONFERENCE, 1954-1955

37. Assistance to Refugees From North Viet-Nam: Note From the

American Embassy at Saigon to the Vietnamese Foreign Ministry,

2399-2400

38. Evacuation of Refugees From North Viet-Nam: Statement Released

by the White House, August 22, 1954, .

39. Direct Aid to the Associated States: Communiqué Regarding Franco-

American Conversations, September 29, 1954.

40. Aid to Cambodia: Message From the President of the United States

to the King of Cambodia, October 2, 1954.

41. Aid to the State of Viet-Nam: Message From the President of the

United States to the President of the Council of Ministers of

Viet-Nam, October 23, 1954. .

42. Mission of the Special United States Representative in Viet-Nam:

Statement Issued by the White House, November 3, 1954. . 2402-2403

43. Direct Aid to Viet-Nam, Cambodia, and Laos: Statement by the De-

partment of State, December 31, 1954. . .

44. Unification of Viet-Nam Through Free Elections: Statement by the

Secretary of State at a News Conference, June 28, 1955 . .

45. Recognition of the New Chief of State of Viet-Nam: Statement by the

Department of State, October 26, 1955. .

TRANSITION FROM ALLIED OCCUPATION TO MUTUAL SECURITY

ARRANGEMENTS, 1950-1952

46. Participation of Japan in Technical Agreements and Conferences:

Interim Directive to the Supreme Commander for the Allied

Powers, Japan, February 21, 1950. .

47. Administrative Agreement Between the United States and Japan

Under Article III of the Security Treaty, February 28, 1952 . 2406–2423

48. Interim Security Arrangements Upon Termination of Allied Occupa-

tion: Exchange of Notes Between the Special Representative of

the President of the United States and the Japanese Foreign

Minister, February 28, 1952..
. . 2423-2425

49. Termination of the State of War With Japan: Presidential Proclama-

tion No. 2974, April 28, 1952. .

THE DEFENSE Capacity and ECONOMIC VIAbility of Sovereign Japan,

50. Repelling Violations of Japanese Territorial Air by Foreign Military

Aircraft: Note From the American Embassy at Tokyo to the

Japanese Foreign Ministry, January 16, 1953

51. American Rights in the Ryukyu Islands: Note From the Secretary of

State to the Japanese Prime Minister, August 8, 1953 . . . 2427-2428

52. The Military Security and Economic Recovery of Japan: Joint State-

ment by the Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs

and the Personal Representative of the Japanese Prime Minister,

October 30, 1953 .
. . 2428-2429

53. Restoration of Japanese Sovereignty Over the Amami Oshima Islands

(Ryukyu Group): Statement by the Secretary of State, December

54. The Need for a Strong Japan: Address by the Assistant Secretary of

State for Far Eastern Affairs, February 6, 1954 (Excerpt). 2430-2437

55. Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement, March 8, 1954. .

56. Economic Position of Japan: Statements by the Secretary of State at

a News Conference, August 10, 1954

57. Review of American-Japanese Relations: Joint Statement by the

President of the United States and the Prime Minister of Japan,

November 10, 1954 .

58. Beneficent Effect of Japan's Accession to the General Agreement on

Tariffs and Trade: Statement by the Department of State, July

59. Strengthening the Defense Capacity of Japan: Joint Statement by the

Secretary of State and the Japanese Foreign Minister, August 31,

E. The Republic of China on Formosa (Taiwan) and Communist China

IMMEDIATE RESULTS OF Communist Seizure of MAINLAND CHINA, 1950

60. United States Policy Respecting the Status of Formosa (Taiwan):

Statement by the President, January 5, 1950 .

61. Elaboration of Policy Respecting the Status of Formosa (Taiwan):

Remarks by the Secretary of State at a Special News Conference,

January 5, 1950. .

62. Recall of Foreign Service Personnel From Communist China: State-

ment by the Department of State, January 14, 1950 (Excerpts).2453-2456

63. Review of United States Policy in Relation to China (Replies by the

Department of State to a Series of Questions_Contained in House

Resolution 452, 81st Congress, 2d Session): Report of the House

Committee on Foreign Affairs, February 9, 1950 . .
. . . 2456-2463

64. Treaty of Friendship, Alliance, and Mutual Assistance Between the

Soviet Union and Communist China, Signed at Moscow, February

14, 1950.

2463-2465

65. Implications of the Treaty of Alliance and Related Agreements Between

the Soviet Union and Communist China: Address by the Secretary

of State, March 15, 1950 (Excerpt)
. 2465-2468

UNITED STATES POLICY IN THE FORMOSA (TAIWAN) AREA DURING THE

KOREAN HOSTILITIES, 1950-1953

66. Mission of the United States Seventh Fleet in the Formosa (Taiwan)

Area: Statement by the President, June 27, 1950 (Excerpt) . . .

67. Neutralization of Formosa (Taiwan) During the Korean Action:

Remarks by the Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern

Affairs, November 15, 1950 (Excerpt)

68. Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement Between the United States and

the Republic of China, February 9, 1951

69. American Friendship for the Peoples of China: Address by the Assistant

Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, May 18, 1951. . 2472-2475

70. Revised Mission of the United States Seventh Fleet in the Formosa

(Taiwan) Area: Message by the President to the Congress,

February 2, 1953 (Excerpt).

COMMUNIST CHARGES OF UNITED STATES AGGRESSION IN THE FORMOSA

71. United Nations Consideration of the Communist Charges: Statement

by the Department of State, August 24, 1950.

72. Refutation of the Communist Charges: Letter From the United States

Representative at the United Nations to the Secretary-General,

August 25, 1950 (Excerpts)

73. United States Request That the "Question of Formosa" Be Placed on

the Agenda of the General Assembly: Letter From the Secretary

of State to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, September

74. Postponement of General Assembly Consideration of the "Question

of Formosa" (Taiwan): Statements by the United States Repre-

sentative Before the General Asembly, November 15, 1950. 2480-2481

ATTEMPTS TO EFFECT A CEASE-FIRE IN THE FORMOSA (TAIWAN) AREA,

75. Relation of the Tachen Islands to the Defense of Formosa (Taiwan):

Transcript of a News Conference of the Secretary of State,

January 18, 1955 (Excerpt)

76. Employment of United States Armed Forces in Defense of the Formosa

(Taiwan) Area: Message by the President to the Congress,

January 24, 1955

77. Congressional Authorization for the President To Employ the Armed

Forces of the United States To Protect Formosa, the Pescadores,

and Related Positions and Territories of That Area: House Joint

Resolution 159 (84th Congress, 1st Session), January 29, 1955. 2486-2487

78. Security Council Consideration of the Question of Hostilities in the

Formosa (Taiwan) Area: Remarks by the United States Repre-

sentative Before the Security Council, January 31, 1955. . 2487-2489

79. Invitation to the "Peoples Republic of China" To Send a Representa-

tive to the Security Council Discussion of the Formosa (Taiwan)

Question: Cablegram From the Secretary-General of the United

Nations to the Chinese Communist Premier, January 31, 1955. .

80. United States Assistance to the Republic of China in the Evacua-

tion of the Tachen Islands: Statement by the Department of

State, February 5, 1955

81. Conditions for United States Defense of Quemoy and the Matsu

Islands: Transcript of a News Conference of the Secretary of

State, March 15, 1955 (Excerpt).

82. Defense of the Formosa (Taiwan) Area: Transcript of a News Confer-

ence of the Secretary of State, April 5, 1955 (Excerpt) . . . 2493-2496

83. Relaxing Tension in the Formosa (Taiwan) Area: Statement by the

Department of State, April 23, 1955 .

84. Possibility of Negotiating a Cease-Fire Arrangement: Transcript of a

News Conference of the Secretary of State, April 26, 1955. 2496-2503

85. Negotiations With Communist China for a Cease-Fire Arrangement in

the Formosa (Taiwan) Area: Statement by the Secretary of State

at a News Conference, July 26, 1955. .
. . 2504-2506

86. Negotiation of a Broad Cease-Fire Arrangement in the Formosa

(Taiwan) Area: Transcript of a News Conference of the Secretary

of State, August 2, 1955 (Excerpt) . .

THE PROBLEM OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONALS DETAINED IN COMMUNIST

87. Imprisonment of United States Nationals by Chinese Communist

Authorities: Statement by the Department of State, May 21,

1951 . .

2510-2511

88. Detention of United States Nationals: Statement by the Department

of State, December 12, 1951

89. Continued Detention of United States Nationals: Statement by the

Department of State, October 9, 1953.

90. Negotiations at the Consular Level for the Release of United States

Nationals: Statement by the Department of State, March 1, 1955 2513-2514

91. Rescinding of Restraining Orders on Chinese Students in the United

States: Statement by the Department of State, April 2, 1955 . . 2514

92. Continued Negotiations at the Consular Level for the Release of

United States Nationals Detained by Chinese Communist Author-

ities: Statement by the Department of State. June 1. 1955..

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