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Soviet Union: US

1967

A file of correspondence and reports concerning relations between the Soviet Union and the United States of America. The documents discuss press coverage of notable events and meetings between leading politicians and diplomats, including the Glassboro Summit of 1967, where the U.S. president, Lyndon B. Johnson, met the Soviet statesman Aleksei Kosygin. Other topics discussed include the resignation of the U.S. Secretary of Defense, Robert McNamara; Soviet interest in the Detroit riots of 1967; the Pueblo incident; a collision between a Soviet ship and an American ship in the Sea of Japan; and the Soviet reaction to the Thule air crash in Greenland, which involved a U.S. jet carrying four thermonuclear weapons. The file also covers publicity accorded to U.S. Army deserters in Moscow; Soviet comments on U.S. policy in the Mediterranean region; and claims of an anti-Soviet campaign in the U.S. in opposition to the fiftieth anniversary of the October Revolution.
mediterranean sea united states of america capitalism communism north korea deserters hydrogen bomb international relations leninism shipping marxism nuclear weapons politicians propaganda soviet union vietnam greenland missiles vietnam war arab-israeli conflict united states air force american foreign policy soviet foreign policy Leonid Brezhnev October Revolution (1917) Soviet press American-Soviet relations Lyndon B. Johnson Pravda New York Times Izvestiya Andrei Gromyko Dean Rusk Anatolii Dobrynin diplomatic expulsions aircraft crashes Pueblo incident (1968) Washington Post Glassboro Summit (1967) Summit between Lyndon B. Johnson and Aleksei Kosygin in Glassboro, New Jersey United States Army Thule aircraft accident (1968) Robert McNamara Petr Koshevoi Hewlett Johnson
Collection ID
FCO28
Copyright
Content from Pravda © CPRF.; Content from The Washington Post © The Washington Post.; Content from Foreign Broadcast Information Service was created by the U.S. Government and has been reproduced in accordance with copyright law exceptions applying to government material. Content from Pravda © CPRF. Content from The Washington Post © The Washington Post. Content from Foreign Broadcast Information Service was created by the U.S. Government and has been reproduced in accordance with copyright law exceptions applying to government material.
Countries
Greenland North Korea United States of America Vietnam
Department Reference
NS3/9 PART B
Document Type
Correspondence Parliamentary and Official Government Material Press and Media Reports
File Reference
FCO 28/357
Identifier
10.1080/cwee.fco28.000357
Key Events
Summit between Lyndon B. Johnson and Aleksei Kosygin in Glassboro, New Jersey
Note
The following items have been removed from this file due to copyright restrictions: BBC Monitoring, February 1968, SU/2709/A1/1-2; BBC Monitoring, 28 February 1968, B-52 Bomber Accidents: danger to Latin America; BBC Monitoring, 28 February 1968, Preparations for Suppression of Negro Disturbances in the USA; BBC Monitoring, 29 February 1968, Clark Clifford's Appointment: Representative of Military-Industrial Complex; Ekonomicheskaya Gazeta, 1967, What Price "Charity"; International Herald Tribune, 07 August 1967, Travel Restrictions Eased for Soviet Diplomats in U.S.; International Herald Tribune, 10 July 1967, Russia Assured U.S. on COnsular Pact at Glassboro; Komsomolskaya Pravda, 22 July 1967, In Mortal Fear; The New York Times, 22 November 1967, Foy D. Kohler; The New York Times, 22 November 1967, U.S. Berates Soviet Over 'Exploiting' of Deserters.
Pages
147
Persons Discussed
Leonid Brezhnev Anatolii Dobrynin Andrei Gromyko Lyndon B. Johnson Hewlett Johnson Petr Koshevoi Robert McNamara Dean Rusk
Published in
United Kingdom
Subject Countries
Soviet Union
Themes
International Relations

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