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1 LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON L I B R A R Y & M U S E U M December 1991 (updated September 2013) CO 1-8 MATERIALS AT THE LBJ LIBRARY PERTAINING TO LATIN AMERICA AND THE WEST INDIES INTRODUCTION This list includes the principal files in the Johnson Library that contain material on the countries of South and Central America and the islands of the West Indies. The list is not definitive, however, and researchers should consult with the Library's archivists about other potentially useful files. See also the guide entitled "Foreign Aid, Food for Peace and Third World Economic Development (Asia, Africa, and Latin America)"(CO 1-8, CO 121, FG 105-4, FO 3, FO 3-2, IT 80, PC 2). Researchers may also want to consult the Foreign Relations of the United States series before conducting research at the Johnson Library. This multi-volume documentary history is the official record of U.S. diplomatic activity. The volumes contain many documents from the holdings of the Johnson Library. The published volumes are available on-line at the State Department s web site at and you can also reach that site through the Related Links section of the Johnson Library web site ( under the Research button. Bound volumes may be available at any major university or public library. Unless otherwise noted, the files listed below have been processed, and the unclassified and declassified material has been opened for research. Consult the finding aids for each collection for more information. NATIONAL SECURITY FILE (NSF) This file was the working file of President Johnson's special assistants for national security affairs, McGeorge Bundy and Walt W. Rostow. Documents in the file originated in the offices of Bundy and Rostow and their staffs, in the various executive departments and agencies, especially those having to do with foreign affairs and national defense, and in diplomatic and military posts around the world. Approximately 90% of the National Security File has been processed and is available for research. Consult the finding aid in the reading room or borrow a copy through interlibrary loan by writing to the Supervisory Archivist, LBJ Library, 2313 Red River Street, Austin, Texas Some parts of the finding aid, including the finding aid for the Country File, are available on the Johnson Library s web site. Those folders whose titles are preceded by an "X" or a date have been processed and their contents declassified in whole or in part. Lists of classified documents have been placed in those folders, and you may request mandatory declassification review of individual documents which have not yet been declassified in full. Those folders not preceded by an "X" or a date are unprocessed and are not subject to mandatory declassification review. Consult with a member of the staff on the processing schedule. NSF, Country File, Latin America

2 All of the Country Files for Latin American have been processed, and the unclassified and declassified material opened for research. However, for several countries a substantial amount of material is still classified. Box # Box # Caribbean 1 British Guiana Central America 1 Guyana 56 Latin America 1-5 Haiti Argentina 6 Honduras Associated State of: Antigua, 7 Jamaica 58 Grenada, St. Kitts-Nevis, Anguilla and St. Lucia Bahamas 7 Mexico Bermuda 7 Nicaragua 63 Bolivia 7-8 Panama Brazil 9-12 Paraguay 72 Chile Peru Colombia Puerto Rico 74 Costa Rica Surinam 74 Cuba Trinidad and Tobago 74 Dominican Republic Uruguay 74 Ecuador 53 Venezuela El Salvador 54 West Indies Guatemala 54 West Indies NSF, Country File, United Nations Box # Dominican Republic 290 NSF, Head of State Correspondence Box # Costa Rica 2 Ecuador 2 Guatemala 4 NSF, Special Head of State Correspondence Box # Box # Argentina 2-3 Jamaica 29 Barbados 4 Mexico Bolivia 5 Nicaragua 42 Brazil 5-6 Organization of American States 43 Chile 10 Panama 44 Columbia 11 Paraguay 45 Costa Rica 12 Peru 45 Dominican Republic Puerto Rico 47 Ecuador 14 Surinam 51 El Salvador Trinidad and Tobago 53 Guatemala 20 Uruguay 57 Guyana 21 Venezuela 59 Haiti 21 West Indies 60 Honduras

3 NSF, International Meetings and Travel File (some files are unprocessed; consult finding Box # aid) South America: "President Trip," 5/65 1 Mexico: "President Johnson's Visit Briefing Book," 4/66 2 Mexico: "President's Briefing Book, Amistad Dam Visit, Pres. Ordaz," 12/63 12 OAS Summit: "Inter-American Summit Meetings," vols. I-V, 5/66-4/67 15 Central America: "Wire Copy of Cables Sent to President and Party," vols. I-II, 22 7/68 Central America: "Briefing Book," 7/68 22 Central America: "Cables" and "Memos and Misc.," 7/68 23 Brazil: "Possible Visit of POTUS," 8/68 25 Mexico: "Chamizal Trip," 12/68 25 Latin America: "Lynda Bird's Trip," 5/67 25 Latin America: "Vice President's Trip," 4/68 27 Rio Conference: "Secretary Rusk's Trip," 11/65 30 Inter-American Conference: "Third Annual in Buenos Aires," 2/67 33 Ministers of Foreign Affairs: "Eleventh Meeting of Consultation in Buenos 33 Aires," 2/67 Ministers of Foreign Affairs: "Twelfth Meeting of Consultation in Washington," 34 vols. I-II, 9/67 NSF, Speech File Box # President's Statement on the Dominican Republic, 5/2/65 3 Statement by the President on the Progress of the Treaty Negotiations with 4 Panama, 9/24/65 President's Speech on Fifth Anniversary of the Alliance for Progress, 3/14/66 5 President's Speech at the Dedication Ceremony for the Lincoln Statue in Mexico 5 City, 4/15/66 NSF, Subject File Box # Copper Problems [Chile] 8 Organization of American States, vols. I-II 36 Sugar Legislation, vol. 1 [Cuba] 45 Sugar Legislation, vol. 2 [Cuba] 45 NSF, Agency File Box # AID and Alliance for Progress: Programs and Project Data 3 AID and Alliance for Progress: Filed by LBJ Library, Vols. 1, 2 3 Alliance for Progress: Volumes 1, 2, NOTE: Additional material may be found in the Agency Files for the Department of Defense and Department of State. Consult the NSF Finding Aid. NSF, Name File Box # Bowdler Memos [South and Central America] 1 Chase, G. [Dominican Republic, Panama, Presidential trips to Latin America] 1 Vice President, Vol. I [Latin American agriculture, meetings with Brazilian and 4 Peruvian officials] Moyers Memos [Latin America] 7 Rostow Memos [Latin America] 7 Sayre Memos [Latin America, including reports of staff meetings of State's Latin 8 American Bureau] 3

4 [Valenti File regarding the Dominican Republic] 8 NSF, Intelligence File In addition to the folders listed below, some material on Latin America may be found in the [Miscellaneous CIA Material] folders in boxes Much of this material is still classified, and researchers should periodically consult the folders as material is declassified. Box # Guerrilla Problem in Latin America 2 General Rene Barrientos (Bolivia) 2 Student Unrest [Argentina, Brazil] 3 British Guiana -- Special File 5 [McGeorge Bundy to Bromley Smith Cable on Cuba] 10 Oswald, Lee Harvey [Oswald s visit to Mexico] 9 Cuba 10 Dominican Republic Elections, NSF, National Intelligence Estimates File (NIEs) Box # Box # 80/90 Latin America , British Guiana (Guyana) 9 80, Caribbean Area 8 88, Colombia 9 81, Mexico 8 89, Venezuela 9 82, Guatemala 8 91, Argentina , Honduras 8 92, Bolivia , Nicaragua 8 93, Brazil 9 84, Panama 9 94, Chile 9 85, Cuba 9 97, Peru , Haiti 9 98, Uruguay , Dominican Republic 9 98, Uruguay , West Indies 9 NSF, National Security Action Memorandums (NSAMs) Copies of the NSAMs are available on the Johnson Library web site. This file contains supporting material related to the NSAMs. Box # #152 [Panama, 4/30/62] 1 #164 [Panama, 6/15/62] 1 #220 [Cuba, 2/5/63] 1 #274 [Cuba, 12/20/63] 2 #297 [Latin American Military Aid, 4/22/64] 4 #311 [Cuba, 7/10/64] 5 #323 [Panama, 1/8/65] 5 #349 Development of the Frontiers of South America, 5/31/66 8 #371 Central Amer. Export Dev. Program, 10/18/68 9 NSF, National Security Council Meetings (including summary notes) Box # OAS Action on Venezuelan Arms Cache, 3/5/64 1 U.S. Policy Toward Brazil and other general topics, 4/2/64 1 Various Topics (Panama, etc.), 4/3/64 [Brazil, Cuba] 1 Overflights of Cuba, 5/2/64 1 Overflights of Cuba, 5/5/64 1 Ninth OAS Foreign Ministers Meeting, 7/28/64 1 Inter-American Objectives & Problems, 3/6/68 2 4

5 NSF, Memos to the President. This chronologically arranged series consists of memoranda (with attachments) to the President from his national security advisers, McGeorge Bundy (11/63-2/66) and Walt W. Rostow (4/66-1/69). The entire file has been opened for research, and significant portions have been declassified. Material on Latin America is scattered throughout this file. NSF, National Security Council Histories. In 1968 the NSC staff prepared documentary histories of 21 international crises and events from the Johnson presidency. Compiled by photocopying key documents in the National Security File and in other files, these collections are extremely useful. There are four NSC histories dealing with Latin America: Box # Panama Crisis, Guantanamo Water Crisis, February Dominican Crisis, OAS Summit Meeting, April NSF, Files of McGeorge Bundy Boxes 1-14 contain Bundy s Chronological File; material on Latin America may be scattered throughout these folders. Box # McGeorge Bundy Correspondence with Ambassadors [Chile, Dominican 16 Republic] Correspondence with Senators and the Vice President [Chile, Uruguay] 17 Meeting with Republican Congressmen on Dominican Republic, 6/23/65 18 President's Consultants on Foreign Affairs (Peace Panel) [Latin America] 18 Miscellaneous Meetings, Vol. I [Panama, Cuba] 18 Daily Regional Staff Report to the President [Latin America] 19 Luncheons with the President, Volume 1 [Panama, Alliance for Progress] 19 Memorandums of Meetings with the President, Vol. 1 [Panama, Cuba] 19 NSF, Files of Walt W. Rostow Material on Latin America can be found in boxes 1-3 and in boxes Consult the finding aid for more information. NSF, Files of William G. Bowdler This 3-box set of material contains material on Mexico, Central America and South America. Consult the finding aid for more information. NSF, Files of Gordon Chase Boxes 2-10 contain extensive material on Latin America, particularly Cuba and the Dominican Republic. NSF, Files of Charles E. Johnson These files concern scientific matters, space matters, weaponry, arms control, and atomic energy, and material on Latin America is scattered throughout the collection. NSF, Files of Bromley K. Smith Meetings with the President on Cuba Box 1 5

6 WHITE HOUSE CENTRAL FILES (WHCF)-SUBJECT FILE This permanent White House office was the main filing unit during the Johnson presidency, though not the primary file for foreign policy documents. Material was filed under 60 major subject headings, several of which are pertinent to Latin America. For descriptions of the various subject headings, see the two-volume finding aid for WHCF. All the material listed below has been processed and virtually all of it opened for research. Countries [CO] Box Box # CO 1-8 South America 9-11 CO 97 Guatemala 37 CO 17 Argentina CO 110 Haiti 37 CO 22 Antigua 15 CO 111 Honduras 37 CO 29 Barbados 15 CO 140 Jamaica 46 CO 30 Bahamas 15 CO 187 Martinique 52 CO 34 Bermuda 16 CO 190 Mexico CO 36 Bolivia 16 CO 204 Nicaragua 57 CO 37 Brazil CO 232 Panama CO 39 Guyana 18 CO 233 Paraguay 61 CO 49 Chile 21 CO 234 Peru 61 CO 51 Colombia 23 CO 275 Surinam 67 CO 54 Costa Rica 24 CO 294 Trinidad 70 CO 55 Cuba CO 307 Uruguay 78 CO 62 Dominican Republic CO 311 Venezuela 79 CO 70 Ecuador 28 CO 313 Virgin Islands 86 CO 71 El Salvador 29 CO 331 British Honduras 86 CO 96 Guadeloupe 37 Disasters [DI] Box # DI 5/CO [floods in Argentina, Mexico, and Paraguay] 6 DI 6/CO [storms in Chile, the Caribbean, and Mexico] 12 Federal Government [FG] Box # FG Agency for International Development FG 210 Canal Zone Government 265 FG 270 Panama Canal Company 300 FG 759 U.S.-Puerto Rico Commission on Status of Puerto Rico 408 Foreign Affairs [FO] Box # FO 3-1 International Waterways [Chamizal material] FO 3-2 Mutual Security [foreign aid, subdivided by country] FO Alliance for Progress International Organizations [IT] Box # IT 5-4 Economic Community [Inter-American Development Bank] 2 IT 9 Inter-American Defense Board 3 IT 16 Int'l Boundary and Water Commission [Mexico] 4 IT 24 Int'l Monetary Fund [Cuba withdrawal from IMF] 5 IT 37 Organization of American States (OAS) 7-8 IT 37/1 OAS/Inter-American Statistical Conference 8 IT 37-1 Inter-American Economic and Social Council 8 IT 37-2 Inter-American Comte. for the Alliance for Progress 8 IT 42 Pan American Union 9 6

7 IT 47-4 Economic Commission for Latin America (U.N.) 12 IT 57 Inter-American Development Bank 17 IT 60 Inter-American Nuclear Energy Commission 17 IT 63 Inter-American Child Institute 17 IT 78 International Coffee Organization 18 IT 87 Border Development Commission 19 Legislation (LE) Box # LE/CO 1-8 South American [Latin American Summit, 1967] 35 LE/IT 57 Inter-American Development Bank 79 LE/IT 87 Border Development Commission [Mexico] 19 LE/ST 51-4 Virgin Islands 155 National Defense [ND] Box # ND 7 Intelligence [Cuba] 7 ND 19/CO 55 Wars/Cuba [Guantanamo] 200 ND 19/CO 62 Wars/Dominican Republic [Dominican intervention] ND 19/C0 62/PR Wars/Dominican Republic/Public Relations 204 ND 19-2 Displaced Persons-Refugees [Cuba] 418 Personnel Management [PE] Box # PE 11-2 Salaries - Federal Service Employees 32 [6/29/65 correspondence re Puerto Rico] 34 Political Affairs [PL] Box # PL/ST 51-2 Political Affairs/Puerto Rico 77 PL/ST 51-4 Political Affairs/Virgin Islands 77 Public Relations [PR] Box # PR 4/ST 51-2 Administration Support/Puerto Rico 28 PR 4/ST 51-4 Administration Support/Virgin Islands 28 Speeches [SP] Box # SP 2-3/1967/CO 1-8 Latin American Message, 3/13/67 81 SP Anniversary, Alliance for Progress, 8/17/ SP Speeches Made on TR 84, 4/8-4/19/66 SP Alliance for Progress, Washington, D.C., 8/17/ SP 3-167, Speeches Made on Trip to Mexico SP Speeches made on TR 105 [Latin American Summit] 186 SP Alliance for Progress Anniversary, 8/17/ SP 3-206, Chamizal Monument, Juarez, Mexico, 10/28/ States and Territories [ST] Box # ST 51-2 Puerto Rico 21 ST 51-4 Virgin Islands 22 Trade [TA] Box # TA/MC Trade Meetings and Conferences [Texas-Latin American Int'l Trade 2 Conf.] TA 2/CO 55 [quarantine of Cuba during missile crisis] 4 7

8 Trips [TR] Box # TR 33 El Paso, Texas, October 1964 Chamizal 19 TR 49 Brazil, May 1965 (cancelled) 20 TR 84, to Mexico 4/8-19/66 TR 104 to Mexico TR 105 Latin America, 1967 [Punta del Este, 4/12-14/67] TR 125 El Paso, TX, Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, Oct. 28, TR 159 Texas and Central America, June 4-July 5, 1968 [includes material on meetings with leaders of Bolivia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Honduras, and Costa Rica] TR 175 Texas-Mexico, December 13, WHCF, NAME FILE This file serves as a name index to the Subject File. Name Files typically contain copies of the first page (cross references) of documents that were filed in the Subject file. Request files by names of individuals or organizations. For example, see "Business Group for Latin America"; or, for Puerto Rico, see "Puerto Rico," "Governor Roberto Sanchez Vilella," and "Governor Luis Munoz Marin." A card file in the Reading Room indicates which Name Files have been opened. Name Files will be processed upon request. WHITE HOUSE CENTRAL FILES, CONFIDENTIAL FILE (C.F.) Security classified and other sensitive material sent to the White House Central Files was usually placed in the Confidential File. C.F. Subject File uses the same subject categories as WHCF. The Confidential File also includes a Name File (which serves as a name index to the C.F. Subject File), an agency reports file, and an oversize attachments file. The Confidential file is entirely processed, but portions are still classified. C.F., Subject File Box # Box # CO CO CO 17 6 CO CO 29 7 CO CO 30 7 CO CO 34 7 CO CO 36 7 CO CO 37 7 CO CO 39 7 CO CO 49 7 CO CO 51 7 CO CO 54 8 CO CO 55 8 CO CO 62 8 CO CO 70 8 FG CO 71 8 ST CO 97 8 C.F., Name File The Name File, arranged alphabetically by name and located in boxes of the Confidential File, contains cross references to documents in the Subject File. See the Confidential File finding aid for a list of folder titles. 8

9 C.F., Oversize Attachments Box 161 contains material on Copper. Boxes 164 and 165 contain material on the Chamizal Boundary Settlement and other U.S.-Mexico issues. Box # Mexico-Salinity 12 Mexico Chamizal 13 Colorado River Salinity 4 13 Colorado River Salinity with Mexico 13 MEETING NOTES FILE This collection contains notes of 160 White House meetings, in addition to briefing papers and other material for another 20 meetings. The folders below contain material on Latin America; other folders with more general titles may have information on Latin America. See the Special Files finding aid for a folder title list. Box # April 28, :30 p.m. Meeting with Congressional Leaders on Dominican 1 Republic July 16, :00 p.m. Meeting with Foreign Policy Advisers on Dominican 1 Republic November 8, :15 p.m. Meeting on Peru 2 June 7, Meeting with Prime Minister Shearer of Jamaica 3 July 26, :30 p.m. Meeting with Guyana Prime Minister Burnham 3 PRESIDENT'S APPOINTMENT FILE (DIARY BACKUP) This file of backup material for the President's appointments includes schedules, briefing materials, memoranda of conversations, and other sources. Organized by date, there is a folder for almost every day of the administration. As a rule, the amount of foreign policy material is far greater for than for Diary Backup should be consulted for events such as the Punta del Este Conference (April 12-14, 1967), Johnson's meetings with Latin American heads of state, and crises such as the Dominican Republic intervention of The Diary Cards in the Reading Room provide an alphabetically arranged name index to the President's appointments. Once the date of an appointment has been determined, check the "Diaries and Logs" finding aid for the number of the appropriate box in Diary Backup. For more detailed information on the President's daily activities, consult the President's Daily Diary, a log of his appointments, phone calls, and other activities, arranged chronologically it is has been digitized and is available on the LBJ Library web site Special files devoted to Latin America and the West Indies topics are noted below. Box # April 14-16, 1966, The President & Mrs. Johnson's Trip to Mexico 33 July 20, 1966, President-Elect Barrientos of Bolivia 40 July 21-22, 1066, Prime Minister Burnham of Guyana 40 December 3, 1966, Mexican Trip 50 January 26, 1967, President-elect Silva of Brazil 53 March 16, 1967, Joint Resolution on Latin American Summit 58 March 31-April 2, 1967, Latin American Ambassadors visit the LBJ Ranch [4 59 folders] April 11-14, 1967, Punta del Este [4 folders] 61 April 11-14, 1967, General Backup for South American Trip [4 folders] 61 October 13, 1967, Prime Minister Shearer of Jamaica 79 October 26-28, 1967, Visit of President Diaz Ordaz of Mexico [4 folders]

10 March 20, 1968, Visit of President Alfredo Stroessner of Paraguay 93 June 4-5, 1968, State Visit of President Trejos of Costa Rica 101 June 7, 1968, Prime Minister Hugh L. Shearer of Jamaica 102 July 5, 1968, President Barrientos of Bolivia Visit to the LBJ Ranch 105 July 6-8, 1968, Central American Trip [7 folders] 105 September 11, 1968, Prime Minister and Mrs. Errol W. Barrow of Barbados 109 JOHN MCCONE MEMORANDA This collection, part of the Papers of Lyndon B. Johnson, consists of notes of sixty-eight Presidential meetings attended by Director of Central Intelligence John McCone between November 23, 1963, and McCone's resignation on April 28, In addition, there are notes for four Presidential meetings which one or more of McCone's key aides attended in his stead. Topics discussed include Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Panama, and Venezuela. The entire collection is contained in one box. CABINET PAPERS Discussions at Cabinet meetings sometimes dealt with Latin America. The Cabinet Papers include minutes for many meetings during 1967 and The following folders contain Latin America-related material. Consult the Special Files finding aid for a detailed description of the Cabinet Papers. Box # Cabinet Meeting, 5/13/65 [Dominican Republic] 3 Cabinet Meeting, 9/13/65 [Dominican Republic] 4 Cabinet Meeting, 3/1/67 [Secretary Rusk's visit to Latin America] 8 Cabinet Meeting, 4/5/67 [Latin America] 8 Cabinet Meeting, 4/19/67 [Punta del Este summit] 9 Cabinet Meeting, 7/10/68 [President's Central American trip] 14 Cabinet Review: The Peace Corps, Department of State [Latin America] 17 RECORDINGS AND TRANSCRIPTS OF TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS The collection includes over 6,000 recordings of President Johnson s telephone conversations with members of Congress, other public officials, foreign leaders, members of the press, friends and family, and it includes conversations on the Panama Crisis, the Guantanamo Water Crisis, and the Brazilian coup in 1964, and a significant number of conversations concerning the Dominican intervention in A detailed finding aid, including descriptions of individual conversations, is available on the Johnson Library web site. The recordings are available at the University of Virginia s Miller Center web site ( REMOTE ARCHIVES CAPTURE PROJECT FILE The RAC Project File contains photocopies of documents opened in whole or in part by the Remote Archives Capture declassification program from those collections that are not yet open for research. Under the RAC Project, over 650,000 pages of documents at the LBJ Library were scanned and transmitted to Washington for declassification review. Periodically, the reviewed material is returned to the Library and processed by our staff as part of our on-going declassification efforts. Material on [topic] may be found in the RAC Project File. Consult the finding aid for the RAC Project File or an archivist for more information. 10

11 ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORIES At the close of the Johnson administration, each department and agency was asked to prepare a history of its activities and accomplishments during the Johnson years. The histories consist of narratives with documentary supplements. See the finding aid for a table of contents of the various administrative histories. State Department Volume I, Chapter VI -- Inter-American Relations (including sections on the Alliance for Progress, Western Hemisphere Security, Panama and the Canal Treaty, the Dominican Republic, and Bilateral Relations and Special Problems) Box 2 (2 of 2) Agency for International Development Volume I, Part II - A.I.D. Operations Overseas, Chapter X: Latin America (pp ) Box 1 Health, Education and Welfare Department Public Health Service [re Cuban Refugee Program], Box 4 Justice Department Immigration and Naturalization Service [re Cuban Refugee Program], Box 8 Atlantic-Pacific Interoceanic Canal Study Commission Volume I [Panama, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Colombia] Box 1 U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Part II, Section D: Latin American Nuclear-Free Zone -Box 1-2 United States Information Agency Chapter 5, Part F, Latin America Area (IAL) Program Panama Canal Company and the Canal Zone Government, November 1963-January 1969 Volume I (Narrative), Volume II (Documentary Supplement) OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT FILE Consists mainly of folders of individual Cabinet officials and aides, associates, and friends. Access to these files was strictly controlled by the President, and materials he deemed sensitive were filed here. Jack Valenti - Notes Taken at Various Meetings during 1965 and 1966 [Dominican Republic - see for notes of a number of key White House meetings on the Dominican intervention] Box 13 11

12 STATEMENTS OF LYNDON B. JOHNSON Johnson gave several speeches regarding Latin America and the West Indies. Researchers should check the index to The Public Papers of the Presidents for references to this topic. The Statements File may also contain material pertaining to this topic. This collection is filed chronologically and contains backup material, correspondence, drafts and final copies of speeches. Request by date and subject of speech. Lyndon Baines Johnson 4/14/66 Lyndon Baines Johnson 4/15/66 Lyndon Baines Johnson 12/3/66 Lyndon Baines Johnson 10/28/67 HANDWRITING FILE More than 15,000 pages of memos, notes, doodles, and other documents with Lyndon Johnson's handwriting (excluding material normally filed in the National Security File) were placed in a special Handwriting File during the Johnson presidency. Copies were frequently placed in the regular files, but some documents in this file cannot be found elsewhere (for example, the scratch pad notes collected by secretaries from the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room). The file is arranged chronologically, making it possible to check for material on Latin America for certain days or during limited periods. See this file, in particular, for material on the Dominican intervention. OFFICE FILES OF THE WHITE HOUSE AIDES Many White House aides maintained office files of their own, separate from the White House Central Files. The files of each aide reflect his or her responsibilities. This list is not definitive (some folders on foreign aid or foreign affairs in general, for example, may have material relating to Latin America--consult the Aides Files finding aid), but it does include most pertinent folders in the Aides Files. If a folder is not open for research, it will be processed upon request. Researchers should anticipate a delay in receiving this material. Advertising Council Box # Alliance for Progress 1 Round Table in Rio (May) 2 Ceil Bellinger Box # Alliance for Progress 1 Latin America 12 Latin America 2 12 Mexico 12 Latin American Summit Meeting-April 11, Peter Benchley Box # San Salvador Dinner Toast 7/5/68 5 San Salvador Luncheon Toast 7/5/68 5 Horace Busby Box # Guatemala Embassy - Gift of Scarf 5 Business Group for Latin America 6 12

13 Memos for Mr. Komer, NSC, Memos for Thomas Mann, State Department, Dominican Republic Crisis 32 Costa Rica-President (Coming to U.S.) 37 Latin American Foreign Ministers, 7/21/64 50 Latin American Ambassadors Toast, 7/21/64 50 Mexico's Independence Day, September Joseph Califano Box # Latin American Conference 6 Copper Copper 45 Douglass Cater Box # Memos to President, May 1965 [Dominican Republic] 13 International Education, 1966 [1 of 2] [Latin America] 44 Communications Satellite Service for Less Developed Countries [2 of 3] 46 [Columbia, Chile] An Educational Bridge for Inter-American Understanding 49 University of the Americas Catalog, [booklet] Olympic Games [Mexico] 97 George Christian Box # OAS Summit-Latin America (Punta del Este) 3 James Gaither Box # Mexican-American Affairs 20 U.S.-Mexican Border Commission 49 Facts and Figures: Spanish Americans 290 Richard Goodwin Box # Latin American Development Conference 17 Latin American Experiments in Political and Economic Training 17 Latin America 17 Report-Art of Latin America (in Spanish) 19 Castro and Cuba 25 Latin American Common Market 26 State Department-AID, Alliance for Progress 26 Robert Hardesty - Personal Files Box # Inter-American Development Bank 11 Charles Horsky Box # Report of the 2nd Inter-American Conference, Partners of the Alliance, Alliance 57 for Progress Harry McPherson Box # Latin America 10 Panama Canal 12 U.S.I.A. [Brazil] 17 13

14 Puerto Rico-Caribbean Development Bank 26 Puerto Rico (Plebiscite) 26 U.S.-Puerto Rico Status Commission 26 Puerto Rico 27 Foreign Affairs/Relations [Cuba] 30 Latin American Troubled Cities-Haar 56 Charles Maguire Box # President Diaz Ordaz Gift (Hereford Bull) 6 Mike Manatos Box # Chamizal Legislation 6 Bill Moyers Box # Peace Corps" [1 of 2] [Latin America] 15 Memos to and from the Director [2 folders] [Puerto Rico] 41 `A' Correspondence - General [ ] [Latin America] 43 `B' Correspondence General [May-November 1963] [Latin America] 44 `C' Correspondence General [May-Nov. 1963] [Puerto Rico] 44 Johnson, L. B. [Puerto Rico] 46 Shriver, R. S. [Colombia, Peru, Chile, Bolivia] 49 Mrs. Johnson's Visit to Latin America 80 Haiti 81 Brazil 81 [Notes on National Security Issues, ] [Panama, Dominican Republic, 105 Cuba, Bolivia] [AID Material] [Brazil, Chile] 108 Agriculture [food crises in India, Latin America, Vietnam] 113 Baylor University 5/28/65 [Dominican Republic] 114 Frei Visit - Chile - 6/28/ Alliance for Progress [5/11/64] 125 Costa Rican Presidential Toast, 6/30/ Mexican Speeches Trip to California, February Venezuelan Pavilion Dedication - New York World Fair, 5/9/ Fred Panzer Box # Dominican Crisis 346 Latin America 375 Mexican Americans (2 folders) 382 Panama Treaty 391 LBJ-Punta del Este Summit 4/ US-Mexico Relations 423 Alliance for Progress 472 Cuba 475 Panama 489 Puerto Rico 512 Panama 513 Panama Canal Company 545 Latin Americans 553 Latin American Development and Hemisphere Trade - A Report of the

15 Subcommittee on Inter-American Relationships DeVier Pierson Box # Puerto Rico 30 History of the Forthcoming Plebiscite on the Status of Puerto Rico 30 Appendix A re Plebiscite Act of Mexicans 30 George Reedy Box # Latin America 11 Latin America, 11/27/63 23 Mexican File, Pierre Salinger Box # [Miscellaneous] [Cuba] 1 Lechin, Juan (Bolivia) Panama, Will Sparks Box # Alliance for Progress 1 Inter-American Development Bank 11 Latin America Mexico 14 Irvine Sprague Box # Inter-American Development Bank Legislation 3 Braceros [Mexico] 4 Mildred Stegall (FBI Files) (Draft folder title list) Bolivia Brazil and Related Matters Chile and Related Matters 3/13/68 63 Colombia and Related Matters Communist Activities in Mexico Chinese 2/10/64 63 Cuba and Related Matters (March 1964 thru November 1967) (99 64A Reports) Cuba and Related Matters (December October 1968) 64A Cuban Subversion toward Latin America January 11, A Dominican Republic, April 1-30, A Dominican Republic, May 1-31, A [Dominican Republic, May 20-29, 1965] 65A Dominican Republic 6/15-30, Dominican Republic 7/1/65 7/31/65 (191 Reports) 65 Dominican Republic August 1-31, 1965 (104 Reports) 65 Dominican Republic 9/1-30, 1965 (125 Reports) 65 Dominican Republic 10/1/65-10/31/65 (92 Reports) 65 15

16 Dominican Republic 11/1/65 11/30/65 (86 Reports) 65 Dominican Republic 12/1-31, 1965 (54 Reports) 65 Dominican Republic 1/1-31, 1966 (94 Reports) 66 Dominican Republic 2/1-28, 1966 (73 Reports) 66 Dominican Republic 3/1-31, 1966 (59 Reports) 66 Dominican Republic 4/1-30, 1966 (86 Reports) 66 Dominican Republic 5/1-31, 1966 (68 Reports) 66 Dominican Republic 6/1-30, 1966 (102 Reports) 66 Dominican Republic 7/1-31, 1966 (32 Reports) 66 Dominican Republic 8/1-12/31, 1966 (22 Reports) 66 Dominican Republic and Related Matters Haiti March 1965 thru December 1966 (28 Reports) 68 Jamaica and Related Subjects Johnson-Lopez-Mateos Meeting in El Paso Reports dated 9/2/64 and 68 9/23/64 Latin America Forged Documents involving Thomas Mann Report 69 Dated 3/6/64 Latin America General 10/2/64 69 Mexico and Related Subjects Panama General Puerto Rico 70 Uruguay and Related Matters Venezuela and Related Matters May 4, 1965 thru January 19, Venezuela Larry Temple Latin American Ambassadors Visit to HemisFair 2 Dorothy Territo Box # Latin American Business Council-The Council for Latin America, 6/21/ [WHCF storage] Marvin Watson Box # DNC/Activities Reports (1968 Meeting with Puerto Rican Democratic leaders 19 in New York City) Ben Wattenberg Box # Nicaragua 7 Alliance for Progress 8 Costa Rica 16 Inter-American Development Bank September Henry Wilson Box # IBD [Inter-American Development Bank] 3 Panama Canal Treaty 10 Latin American Resolution 14 16

17 WHITE HOUSE PRESS OFFICE FILES For transcripts of background briefings by the White House Press Secretary and others, see the folders noted below and check Section IVa (Background Briefings by Subject/Name) in the finding aid for the White House Press Office Files. Box # 2/22/64 - Press Conference of H.E. Adolfo Lopez-Mateos, President of Mexico 80 11/13/64 - President-Elect Diaz Ordaz and Mexican-American Relations 84 5/27/65 - Dominican Republic - McGeorge Bundy 80 5/27/65 - Dominican Republic 84 12/2/65 - Rio Conference and Food Problem 81 4/14/66 - Dedication of Abraham Lincoln Statue in Mexico City 86 4/15/66 - Joint Statement following informal discussions w/president Ordaz of 86 Mexico 8/17/66 - Speech at Pan American Health Organization 86 2/22/67 - Inter-American Conference 87 4/2/67 - Punta del Este Conference 82 4/3/67 - Punta del Este Conference 87 4/6/67 - Punta del Este Summit Conference 87 4/23/68 - Protocol of Amendments to Charter of Organization of American States 83 7/5/68 - Trip to Central America 83 9/5/68 - Atlantic-Pacific Inter-Oceanic Canal Study Commission 83 9/5/68 - Atlantic-Pacific Inter-Oceanic Canal Study Commission 88 SOCIAL FILES Social Files contain material on the activities of Mrs. Johnson and her daughters and on the social activities of the Johnson presidency. Material on Latin America is located in several series. See the Social Files finding aid for pertinent folder titles. Unprocessed folders in the Social Files will be processed on request. COMMISSION RECORDS Records of the US-Mexico Commission for Border Development and Friendship [Generated by Endicott Peabody, director of the Sports Working Group of the Commission] VICE PRESIDENTIAL PAPERS, The Vice Presidential Papers currently are being processed. Consult the finding aid for their current status. The Vice Presidential Security Files have been processed in their entirety. Advance notice is preferred. Vice Presidential Security Files This file includes material reflecting Lyndon Johnson's foreign policy responsibilities during his Vice Presidency, , including his role as a member of the NSC. Box # V.P. Trip to Puerto Rico, Senegal, Geneva, Paris--1-7 April Proposed Latin American Trip--May Jamaica [Trip] 2 Dominican Republic 3 17

18 National Security Council 1961 [Cuba] 4 National Security Council (I) [Cuba] 4 National Security Council (III) [Cuba, British Guiana] 4 NSC-Cuba 4 Memos to the Vice President from Col. Burris January 1961-June 1962 [Argentina, Cuba]5 Memos to the Vice President from Col. Burris July 1962-April 1963 [Cuba, 6 several other Latin America countries] Colonel Burris Reports [Cuba] 6 Policy Papers and Background Studies on Cuba Affair [6 folders on Cuban 6 Missile Crisis] UN Cables re Cuba Affair [3 folders] 8 Cuba (Miscellaneous Papers) May 1961 and Nov.-Dec [President Kennedy Comments on Cuba 10/31/63] Subject File (If unprocessed, these folders will be processed upon request.) Box # Confirmations - State, Department of Ambassadors [Mexico] 65 British Guiana 80 Cuba [6 folders] 80 Latin America 80 Mexico 81 Mexico 82 Peace Corps [Peace Corps volunteers in Colombia, Ghana, and Tanganyika] Subject File (If unprocessed, these folders will be processed upon request.) Box # [Alliance for Progress] 135 [Bolivia] 135 [Brazil] 135 [British Guiana] 135 [Central America] 135 [Chile] 135 Cuba [4 folders] 135 Cuba [4 folders] 136 [Dominican Republic] 136 [Guatemala] 136 Jamaica 136 Mexico 136 [Nicaragua] 137 [Organization of American States] 137 [Peru] 137 Puerto Rico 137 South America [2 folders] Subject File Box # Cuba Mexico-Chamizal, Mexico-Chamizal,

19 SENATE PAPERS, The papers reflect Johnson s role as Senator from Texas and as Democratic Party leader. Researchers my request review of individual folders. Advance notice is preferred. The following folders are devoted exclusively to Latin America-related topics; other portions of the Senate Papers may contain additional pertinent documents. See the Library's list of material in the Senate Papers pertaining to foreign relations. Files Relating to Senator Johnson's Legislation, Box # S. Con. Res. 91, Guatemala S. J. Res. 164, Chamizal [1954] 297 Papers Relating to the Subcommittee on State, Justice, the Judiciary and Related Agencies Box # USIA Mexico 360 Subject Files, 1958 Box # Reaction to Nixon's South American Trip 602 Subject Files, 1959 Box # Cuba [2 folders] 674 Mexico 675 Visits - Lopez Mateos Visit [2 folders] 675 Visits - Lopez Mateos Visit [2 folders] 676 Visits - Lopez Mateos Brochures 676 Subject Files, 1960 Box # Cuba, January-March 768 Cuba, April-June 769 Cuba, July- 769 Dominican Republic 769 Latin America [2 folders] 770 Mexico 770 Panama Canal Zone 771 [Puerto Rico] 771 Departmental Files, 1952 Box # State - Matamoros American Consulate 989 Clipping Files Box # November Lopez Mateos 2051 Mateos Visit LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON ARCHIVES (LBJA) In 1958, the Johnson staff instituted a records management program in the office which included a plan to dispose of noncurrent files. They set up the Lyndon Baines Johnson Archives to house items to be permanently retained rather than scheduled for disposal. Johnson files from the House and Senate period were screened, and selected items and files were moved to the LBJA file. Between 1958 and 1963, the staff continued to add to the file. Occasionally items were added during the White House period. The LBJA consists of four parts: a Congressional File, a Famous Names File, a Selected Names File, and a Subject File. 19

20 LBJA Famous Names Box # Ambassador of the Republic of Guatemala & Señora de Antillon 1 Camarago, Lleras, President of Colombia, Antonio Carrillo-Flores, Morales, Ramon Villeda, President of Honduras, Mateos, Adolfo Lopez, LBJA Subject File Box # Travel - Mexico, November Travel - Mexico Trip, 1958, Reaction Publicity 62 Brazil 68 [Bolivia] 68 Cuba 68 Cuba - Mexican Embassy Press Release, July 11, Guatemala 68 Mexico 68 Mexico - Hill, Robert C. American Ambassador to 68 Panama 69 South America 69 Mateos Visit [1959, 5 folders] 93 PERSONAL PAPERS This collection of papers from individuals or organizations came to the Library separate from President Johnson's papers. See the finding aid for information concerning the availability of individual collections. George Ball This collection consists of notes of Under Secretary of State George Ball's telephone conversations, Box # AID 1 Alliance for Progress 1 Bolivia 1 Brazil 1 British Guiana 1 Chile 2 Colombia 2 Congress [3 folders] [coffee legislation] 2 Costa Rica 2 Cuba II 2 Dominican Republic [2 folders] 3 Haiti 4 Honduras 4 Latin America 4 Panama 5 Venezuela 5 Gerold F. Baumann This collection includes material on Gerold (Gino) Baumann's Peace Corps assignments in 20

21 Peru and Bolivia, W. True Davis This collection includes material reflecting True Davis' responsibilities as U.S. Executive Director of the Inter-American Bank, Robert J. Fleming This collection includes newspaper clipping concerning Robert Fleming's tenure as Governor of the Panama Canal Zone. Henry Fowler This large collection includes material reflecting Henry Fowler s service as Secretary of the Treasury, , and material on Latin America may be scattered throughout it. Some parts are unprocessed; consult the finding aid for more information. John Wesley Jones Most of the 23 boxes of material in this collection reflect John Wesley Jones' tenure as United States Ambassador to Peru, See the Personal Papers finding aid for a folder title list. The collection has been processed and much of it is open for research. William J. Jorden This collection includes drafts and research material for William Jorden's book, Panama Odyssey, which reflects his experiences as United States Ambassador to Panama from 1974 to Thomas C. Mann This collection consists of transcripts of Mann s telephone conversations with President Johnson from January 1964-June [1 Box] Covey T. Oliver This collection includes material concerning Covey Oliver's responsibilities as Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, Drew Pearson The material in the folders noted below dates from the 1920s through the 1960s and reflects the activities and involvements of Washington columnist Drew Pearson. Box numbers are indicated after each folder title. Large portions are unprocessed; consult the finding aid for more information. Box # Alliance for Progress G 276 (1 of 2) Argentina G 226 (2 of 3) Argentina G 54 (2 of 4) Argentina G 276 (2 of 2) Argentina (4 folders) G 226 (2 of 3) Argentine-Alfalfa F 59 (2 of 3) Argentine-Flax Seed F 59 (2 of 3) Argentine-Grapes F 59 (2 of 3) Argentine-Meat Embargo F 59 (2 of 3) Argentine-Brazil F 59 (2 of 3) Argentine-Misc. F 59 (2 of 3) Bolivia Trip/Warren G 58 (3 of 3) 21

22 Bolivia F 59 (2 of 3) Bolivia G 54 (2 of 4) Bolivia G 128 (1 of 3) Bolivia G 278 (1 of 2) Bolivian Trip 1954 G 94 (2 of 3) Bolivian Trip/Warren G 58 (3 of 3) Brazil 1940 Brazil Broadcast - April 1941 G 134 (3 of 3) Brazil - Fan Mail F 34 (1 of 2) Brazil G 17 (3 of 3) Brazil G 54 (2 of 4) Brazil G of 3) Brazil G 278 (2 of 2) Brazil F 59 (2 of 3) Buenos Aires-Conf. G 128 (3 of 3) Canal Zone F 34 (1 of 2) Caribbean Trip-1964 G 93 (2 of 3) Caribbean Trip-March 1959 G 94 (1 of 3) Caribbean Trip F 60 (3 of 3) Caribbean-Burma Road G 129 (3 of 3) Central America F 59 (2 of 3) Central and South America F 55 (1 of 3) Chile F 148 (1 of 3) Chile-Bolivia-Peru F 59 (1 of 3) Chile G 54 (3 of 4) Chile G 130 (2 of 3) Chile G 264 (3 of 3) Colombia F 59 (1 of 3) Colombia G 267 (3 of 3) Cuba (8 folders) G of 3) Cuba 1933 F of 3) Cuba and Khrushchev F 88 (1 of 2) Cuba III G 269 (1 of 3) Cuba TV G 56 (1 of 2) Cuba-Parcel Post F 148 (3 of 3) Cuba-The Barlow Case, 1928 F 148 (3 of 3) Cuba-University of Free Cuba #3 G 231 (3 of 3) Cuba-University of Free Cuba #1, #2 G 232 (1 of 3) Cuba F 34 (1 of 2) Cuba G 54 (3 of 4) Cuba G 132 (1 of 3) Cuba G 259 (1 of 3) Dominican Republic '65-Misc. G 123 (3 of 3) Dominican Republic-Clips G 171 Dominican Republic G 132 (3 of 3) Dominican Republic (2 folders) G 217 DP and Mexico Pres. G 58 (1 of 3) DP and Venezuelans G 58 (3 of 3) DP/Bolivia G 57 (3 of 4) DP v WP Latin American Countries XV F 83 (2 of 4) DP-Puerto Rico Pres. Munoz-Marin G 58 (2 of 3) 22

23 DP-Virgin Islands G 58 (3 of 3) Ecuador G 271 (2 of 3) El Salvador G 54 (3 of 4) El Salvador G 272 (2 of 2) Guatemala G 284 (1 of 2) Haiti G 284 (2 of 2) Haiti F 59 (1 of 3) Honduras G 285 (1 of 2) Hoover, Pres. Herbert and Latin America, 1928 F 155 (1 of 3) Inter-American Development Bank G 286 (1 of 2) Jamaica G 286 (2 of 2) Latin America 1928 F 159 (3 of 3) Latin America and the USA F 160 (1 of 2) Latin America Aviation F 160 (1 of 3) Latin America Mans. F 160 (1 of 3) Latin America Manuscripts F 160 (1 of 3) Latin America-The American Diplomatic Game F 61 (1 of 3) Latin America G 288 (1 of 3) Latin America F 159 (3 of 3) Latin American Clippings F 159 (3 of 3) Latin American Financial Loans F 160 (1 of 3) Latin American Investments F 160 (1 of 3) Latin American Loans F 159 (3 of 3) Latin American Revolutions F 159 (3 of 3) Latin American RevolutionsF 160 (1 of 3) Latin American Trip Feb. 24- Mar. 8, 1967 G 93 (1 of 3) Mexican Oil F 61 (1 of 3) Mexican Petroleum Law F 61 (1 of 3) Mexico G 238 (3 of 3) Mexico G 238 (3 of 3) Mexico G 238 (3 of 3) Mexico (2 folders) G 238 (3 of 3) Mexico and Catholics F 61 (1 of 3) Mexico Trip 1958 G 94 (1 of 3) Mexico Trip Folder Sept G 93 (3 of 3) Mexico Trip G 93 (3 of 3) Mexico TV G 56 (1 of 2) Mexico-Movie-TV-Radio Proposals G 170 (2 of 3) Mexico-Personalities 1938 G 238 (3 of 3) Mexico F 34 (1 of 2) Mexico F 98 (5 of 5) Mexico G 17 (3 of 3) Mexico G 289 (2 of 3) Mexico (2 folders) F 61 (1 of 3) Monroe Doctrine F 61 (1 of 3) Nazis in Latin America F 164 (1 of 3) Nicaragua-Personal F 61 (1 of 3) Nicaragua F 164 (2 of 3) Nicaragua G 291 (3 of 3) Nicaragua F 60 (1 of 3) Panama Canal F 57 (2 of 3) 23

24 Panama Canal G 292 (3 of 3) Panama-Personal F 61 (2 of 3) Panama F 60 (1 of 3) Panama F 166 (2 of 3) Panama G 259 (1 of 3) Panama G 292 (2 of 3) Paraguay G 292 (2 of 3) Peron F 55 (3 of 3) Peru G 293 (1 of 3) Photos and Clippings on trip to Bolivia, Spring 1967 G 57 (3 of 4) Porto Rico F 60 (1 of 3) Puerto Rico and Virgin Isl. G 259 (1 of 3) Puerto Rico Trip 12/30-1/4/65 G 93 (1 of 3) Puerto Rico F 55 (1 of 3) Puerto Rico F 34 (1 of 2) Puerto Rico G 294 (1 of 3) Puerto Rico (2 folders) F 167 (3 of 3) Radio Material-Brazilian Program G 134 (3 of 3) Radio Promotion-Brazilian Program G 134 (3 of 3) Radio Scripts, Oct.-Dec. 1940, Brazil G 174 (2 of 4) Radio-Brazil Broadcast-Misc. G 134 (1 of 3) Radio-Brazilian Program (3 folders) G 134 (1 of 3) Santo Domingo F 61 (2 of 3) South America G 298 (2 of 3) South America F 60 (2 of 3) South America F 171 (3 of 3) South American Column G 220 (3 of 3) South American Correspondence G 259 (1 of 3) South American Personalities Diplomats F 171 (3 of 3) Suggestions for DP and Robert S. Allen re: program Brazilian Govt. G 170 Sweeney-Panama G 197 (1 of 3) University of Cuba F 30 (2 of 3) Uruguay G 301 (1 of 3) US and LA Trade F 160 (1 of 3) Venezuela G 301 (2 of 3) Venezuela 1967 (2 folders) G 301 (2 of 3) Venezuela Draft Script G 52 (1 of 3) Venezuela-Personal F 61 (3 of 3) Venezuela-Proposed Documentary G 170 (2 of 3) Venezuela Trip 1961-DP and others-pics G 55 (3 of 4) Venezuela Trip, Dec G 93 (3 of 3) Venezuela-TV and Radio Proposal G 170 (2 of 3) Venezuela F 60 (2 of 3) Venezuela F 33 (1 of 3) Venezuela G 259 (1 of 3) Venezuela (3 folders) G 246 (1 of 3) Virgin Islands 1930s G 164 (2 of 3) Virgin Islands G 302 (1 of 3) [Virgin Islands]-Governor Pearson (2 folders) G 164 (3 of 3) Virgin Islands matters-paul M. Pearson G 164 (2 of 3) Virgin Islands-Miscellaneous (2 folders) F 57 (3 of 3) 24

25 Virgin Islands Press Releases G 164 (3 of 3) Virgin Islands-DP G 73 (3 of 3) Virgin Islands Trip, 1957 G 94 (3 of 3) Virgin Islands F 35 (1 of 3) Virgin Islands F 59 (2 of 3) Virgin Islands F 33 (1 of 3) Virgin Islands F 60 (2 of 3) Virgin Islands (5 folders) G 246 (2 of 3) Visit of Chief Justice Warren to Latin America G 54 (1 of 4) Barefoot Sanders H. Barefoot Sanders was Special Assistant to the President for Congressional Liaison, See "Inter-American Development Bank" [1967], box 13. Bromley K. Smith Smith was Executive Secretary of the National Security Council, This large collection is being processed and includes material on Latin America. Consult the finding aid for more information. Anthony Solomon Anthony Solomon was Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, Box # Cocoa 1 Coffee 1 Copper 2 Cubans at International Conferences 2 Dominican Republic 2 Dominican Papers, May, Dominican Republic - Yaque Valley Project 3 OAS Charter 5 Sugar 7 Tin Agreement 7 Ben Stephansky Ben Stephansky was the Executive Director of the U.S.-Puerto Rico Commission on the Status of Puerto Rico. His papers include reports, drafts and printed material concerning the activities of this commission, cubic feet. RECORDS FROM GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Central Intelligence Agency Foreign Broadcast Information Service, Daily Reports containing selections from foreign broadcasts and press reports, Carton #2, Latin America and Eastern Europe, , 11 rolls of microfilm Cartons #2-#3, Latin America, , 36 rolls of microfilm 25

26 Council of Economic Advisers Cuban Crisis microfilm roll 22 United States Information Agency Subject Files: U.S. Foreign Aid-Latin America microfilm roll 41 Field Publications (Spanish, Portuguese): (see the Federal Records finding microfilm rolls aid for more information) , , , U.S. - Mexico Commission for Border Development and Friendship Subject Files of the Director of the Sports Working Group Box 1 RECORDINGS AND TRANSCRIPTS OF TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS The collection includes over 6,000 recordings of conversations with members of Congress, other public officials, foreign leaders, members of the press, friends and family. Conversations concerning Latin America are scattered throughout the collection, but there are a number of conversations concerning the 1964 events in Brazil, Panama, and the Guantanamo Water Crisis. A detailed finding aid, including descriptions of individual conversations, is available on the Johnson Library web site. The Recordings are available at the University of Virginia s Miller Center web site ( AUDIOVISUAL ARCHIVES The audiovisual archives holds an extensive collection of still photographs, motion picture footage, audio tapes, and videotapes that document President Johnson's meetings with heads of state from Latin American countries. Consult with the audiovisual archivist. ORAL HISTORY COLLECTION Transcripts of oral history interviews may be consulted at the Library or borrowed by mail by writing to the Interlibrary Loan Archivist, Lyndon Baines Johnson Library, 2313 Red River Street, Austin, Texas Transcripts of some interviews are also available on the Johnson Library web site, and many others are on the University of Virginia s Miller Center web site ( Interviews with the following people contain material on Latin America and are open for research. Additional interviews will be opened on a regular basis. Interviews marked (WP) require written permission. Contact the Interlibrary Loan Archivist regarding the procedure. Aiken, George D. LeMay, Curtis Baz Manero, Javier [Mexico] Linowitz, Sol M Bernbaum, Maurice M. McCloy, John J. Boggs, Hale McCone, John Brown, Edmund G. McNamara, Robert S.. Bowdler, William McPherson, Harry C. 26