Insurance, Mar., p. 33; Aug.-Sept., p. 34
Intelligence and research, Dec., p. 14
Interagency Task Force on Indochina,
May, p. 14; June, pp. 2, 4; Aug.-Sept.,
p. 21

Inter-American affairs:

Chiefs of Mission conference,
Washington, Feb., p. 28

Ecuador, Apr., p. 14; Aug.-Sept., p. 33;
Dec., p. 16

Kissinger, Henry A., address, Apr., p. 2
Organization of American States, Nov., p.
19

International conferences (Bass), Oct., p.

American Society of Newspaper
Editors, May, p. 24
Christmas, 1975, Dec., p. 1

Cyprus dissent memorandum, Nov., p.
2

Foreign assistance, testimony, Dec., p.
12

General foreign policy (Economic Club
of Detroit), Dec., 6
p.
Handicapped, employment of, Oct., p.
47

International Women's Year 1975,
Aug.-Sept., p. 31

Latin America, in Houston, Apr., p. 2
National partnership (Los Angeles
World Affairs Council), Feb., p. 2
Personnel policies, July, p. 2
Priorities Policy Group, July, p. 2
United Nations General Assembly,
Oct., p. 2

World economic system (Kansas
City), June, p. 6
Birthday, June, p. 21
China trip, Dec.,

P. 15

European trip, June, p. 5

Kissinger, Henry A.-cont.
Fulbright, J. William, tribute to, Jan., p. 13
Helsinki trip, Dec., p. 33
Interviews, Business Week magazine,
Jan., p. 2; (Moyers), Feb., p. 16;
(Salinger), May, p. 17

Middle East mission, Mar., p. 13
Press conferences, Mar., p. 2; May, p. 4
U.S. travel (O'Leary), Aug.-Sept., p. 6
Koski, Augustus A., obituary, Nov., p. 60
Kuala Lumpur, Oct., p. 32
Kulesza, Magdalene C., obituary, May, p.
49

Language Services Division, May, p. 40;
Dec., p. 30

Language training, Jan., p. 37; Feb., p. 37;
Mar., p. 35; Apr., p. 39; May, p. 47;
June, p. 61; July, p. 37; Aug.-Sept., p.
29; Oct., p. 45; Nov., p. 39; Dec., p. 27
Larkin, Frederick, obituary, July, p. 64
Laos, June, p. 13

Laun, Alfred A., III, Feb., p. 35
Learson, Thomas Vincent, Dec., p. 15
Legal Adviser, Jan., p. 9

Lehfeldt, William W., Nov., p. 20
Lehman, John F., Feb., p. 15
Leigh, Monroe, Jan., p. 9
Leonhart, William, Feb., p. 36

Lewis, James F., June, p. 4; Dec., p. 3
Liberia, Dec., p. 14

Library, Mar., p. 43; Apr., p. 23; July, p. 58
Life insurance, Aug.-Sept., p. 34
Lindahl, Emil G., Aug.-Sept., p. 21; Oct., p.
31

Li Tsung-mi, Jan., p. 37

Livengood, Adelaide, obituary, May, p. 49
Lobby, Departmental, July, p. 6
Lockhart, Frank P., Jr., obituary, Feb., p.
44

Lombardi, Gene Robert, obituary, Jan.,
40

Long, Clayton L., obituary, Jan., p. 41
Lorenz, Joseph P., Oct., p. 21
Loughran, John L., Apr., p. 10
Lydon, Peter J., June, p. 22

Lyon, Frederick B., obituary, Apr., p. 40

M

p.

MacQuaid, Constance, obituary, June, p.
58

MacVeagh, John H., obituary, July, p. 64
Magdanz, Mary R., obituary, Apr., p. 41
Management, Deputy Under Secretary
for, Apr., p. 11

Management Operations Office, June, p.
14

Manfull, Melvin L., Dec., p. 14
Manzoli, Vinicio, obituary, Apr., p. 40
Marcy, Mildred, Mar., p. 27
Marin, Rafael L., Mar., p. 25
Marines, Mar., p. 26; Nov., p. 21
Marr, Louis B., obituary, Dec., p. 61
Martin, Edwin M., May, p. 45

Martin, Marion L., obituary, Mar., p. 44
Mauritania, Jan., p. 10

McAuliffe, Eugene V., Mar., p. 12

McCarten, Ray H. A., obituary, Aug.-Sept.,

p. 64

McCloskey, Robert J., Feb., p. 15

McDonald, Eula, obituary, Oct., p. 65
McDonald, John W., Jr., Jan., p. 58
McKesson, John A., Aug.-Sept., p. 75
Medical program:

Confidentiality of records (Nydell), July, p.
39

Foreign Service, Q&A, Dec., p. 41
Watson, William M., M.D., Aug.-Sept., p.
13

Youth group discussions, July, p. 39
Merit pay increases, Jan., p. 58; Feb., p.
40; Mar., p. 59; May, p. 70; Oct., p. 71
Merit Promotion and Placement Plan,
Civil Service, May, p. 29; Nov., p. 8
Mesta, Perle, obituary, Apr., p. 40
Meyer, Armin H., May, p. 45
Microfiche, Nov., p. 6

Mileage reimbursement, official travel,
Aug.-Sept., p. 25

Mitchell, Samuel C., Jr., obituary, June, p.

58

Mitchell, William A., obituary, Aug.-Sept.,
p. 65

Moffitt, James P., obituary, Feb., p. 43
Moline, Edwin G., obituary, July, p. 64
Montville, Joseph V., Aug.-Sept., p. 15
Moore, John Howard, obituary, Feb., p. 43
Moore, Mary Foote, obituary, Feb., p. 42
Morse, Ted D., Oct., p. 64

Mosher, Emily C., obituary, Oct., p. 65
Moyers, Bill, Feb., p. 16

Moynihan, Daniel Patrick, June, p. 12
Mozambique, Oct., p. 15

Mravintz, Jenny, obituary, Feb., p. 44
Mulvey, Mark E., Mar., p. 15
Murphy Commission, July, p. 8
Museum of African Art, June, p. 24
Myerson, Jacob M., Aug.-Sept., p. 13

N

Narcotics matters, Feb., p. 39; May, p. 39
National Aeronautics and Space Admin-
istration, Dec., p. 30

Near Eastern and South Asian affairs:
Kissinger trip, Mar., p. 13

New Delhi, narcotics conference, Feb., p.
39

Ness, Norman T., obituary, Feb., p. 44
NEWSLETTER, index, 1974, Jan., p. 62; com-
bined issue, June, p. 21; July, p. 15
Nicaragua, June, p. 13
Nickerson, Florence B., obituary, Feb., p.
44

Obituaries-cont.

July, p. 64; Aug.-Sept., p. 64; Oct., p.
65; Nov., p. 60; Dec. p. 61
Oceans and International Environmental
and Scientific Affairs:
Environmental affairs, Apr., p. 7; Dec., p.
28;

Ray, Dixy Lee, resigns, July, p. 12
Scholar-Diplomat Seminar, Nov., p. 18
Scientific Attaché conference, July, p. 13
Officer evaluation reports, June, p. 19
O'Leary, Jeremiah, Aug.-Sept., p. 6
Olmsted, Mary S., Oct., p. 15; Nov., p. 12
Olson, Waldemar, A., obituary, Apr., p. 40
Ombudsmen, Coordinator of, Aug.-Sept.,
p. 21

Open assignment policy, Foreign Service,
Aug.-Sept., p. 8

Open Forum Panel, Jan., p. 35; Apr., p. 18;
May, p. 36; June, p. 22; Aug.-Sept., p.

18

Organization chart, pictorial, June, p. 32
Organization of American States, Nov., p.

19

Overtime, Feb., p. 29; Aug.-Sept., p. 20

P

Paddock, Paul E., Jr., obituary, Aug.-
Sept., p. 65

Pagin, Lina V., obituary, Oct., p. 65
Pallister, Mervyn V., obituary, Mar., p. 44
Palmatier, Howard H., obituary, Apr., p. 41
Panama, Aug.-Sept., p. 72

Papua New Guinea, May, p. 57; Oct., p. 15;
Nov., p. 12

Pasquet, Maurice, obituary, Feb., p. 42
Passports, July, pp. 16, 30; Nov., p. 19
Pay raises, Federal, Apr., p. 13; Aug.-
Sept., p. 9; Oct. pp. 10, 11 (tables)
Payroll, Mar., p. 10

Pedersen, Richard F., Dec., p. 29
Pendleton, Camp, Nov., p. 29

Per diem, Aug.-Sept., p. 25
Performance evaluation, June, p. 19; Oct.,
p. 28

Perkins, Raymond L., May, p. 12
Permanent Court of Arbitration, Aug.-
Sept., p. 13
Personnel:

Age discrimination, May, p. 49
Annual leave, Nov., p. 8
Appointments, transfers, retirements and
resignations, Jan., p. 60; Feb., p. 62;
Mar., p. 62; Apr., p. 61; May, p. 71;
June, p. 63; July, p. 59; Aug.-Sept., p.
67; Oct., p. 66; Nov., p. 61; Dec., p. 62
Armed Forces Reserve, policy regarding,
May, p. 44

Assignments, July, p. 2 of cover; Oct., p. 2
of cover; Nov., p. 6; Dec., p. 3
Bureau established, chart, Dec., p. 24
Civil Service Merit Promotions and
Placement Program, May, p. 29; July, p.
14; Nov., p. 8

Civil Service Task Group, Apr., p. 8; May,
p. 29; June, p. 24

Claims, lost property, May, p. 16
Computerized personnel data base
(Ward), Apr., p. 20

Counseling guide, Jan., p. 25; June, p. 23;
Oct., p. 41

Duty officers, overtime policy, Aug.-
Sept., p. 20

Employee-management relations, Jan.,

p. 18; Apr., p. 24; May, p. 28; Aug.-
Sept., p. 66

Personnel-cont.

Equal employment opportunity. See
Equal employment opportunity
Executive and Professional Placement
Services, May, p. 45; July, p. 39
Executive Interchange Program, Apr., p.
16

Files, Departmental, July, p. 19

Global Outlook Program (Davis), Feb., p.
2 of cover

Handicapped dependents, Oct., p. 46
Overtime, Aug.-Sept., p. 20; Feb., p. 29
Payroll and personnel information sys-
tem, Mar., p. 10

Personal privacy regulations, July, p. 40
Personnel Records Branch, July, p. 19
Policy changes (Kissinger), July, p. 2
Position openings, information available,
Nov., p. 6

Priorities Policy Group, July, pp. 2 of
cover, 2, 45; Aug.-Sept., p. 5; Nov., p. 5
Salary linkage, Civil Service and Foreign
Service, Oct., p. 12

Personnel Records Branch, July, p. 19
Petrow, Chris G., June, p. 36
Pike Committee, Nov., p. 2
Pinckney, Samuel M., Jan., p. 20
Pinkerton, Marian M., obituary, Jan., p. 41
Plowman, Alice, obituary, Apr., p. 40
Popovitch, Dragutin-Dragan, obituary,
Nov., p. 60

Population matters:

Conferences, Nov., p. 19

Green, Marshall, named Coordinator,
Aug.-Sept., p. 13

Population problem dimensions (Green),
Oct., p. 30

Porson, Sophia, May, p. 40
Porter, Dwight J., June, p. 36
Porter, William J., Dec., p. 15
Powell, James C., obituary, Jan., p. 41
Press Relations, Office of, Jan., p. 12
Prince, Georgiana M., Jan., p. 20
Priorities Policy Group, July, pp. 2 of

cover, 2, 45; Aug.-Sept., p. 5; Nov., p. 5
Privacy Act of 1974, Aug.-Sept., p. 10;
Nov., p. 10; Dec., p. 5

Privacy Policy and Appeals Board,
Aug.-Sept., p. 11; Dec., p. 5
Privacy regulations, July, p. 40
Professional Development, Board of,

FSI, Aug.-Sept., p. 29

Program Coordination, Office of, July, p.

45

Promotions:

Davis, Nathaniel, Mar., p. 2 of cover
FSO, annual supplement, Feb.; statistics
and confirmation; Mar., p. 16; Apr., p. 12
FSS, annual supplement, Aug.-Sept.;
monthly lists, Jan., p. 58; Mar., p. 62;
Apr., p. 62; May, p. 70; July, p. 60;
Aug.-Sept., p. 68; Oct., p. 64; Nov., p.

61

FSSO, FSR, FSRU, annual supplement,
Feb.; statistics, Mar., p. 16

Merit Promotion and Placement Plan,
Civil Service, May, p. 29; July, p. 14;
Nov., p. 8

Public affairs:

Bicentennial film, July, p. 31
Freedom of Information Act, Mar., p. 8;
Nov., p. 10

Reinhardt, John E., named Assistant Sec-
retary, Jan., p. 8
Scholar-Diplomat seminars, July, p. 13;
Nov., p. 18

Town meetings, Dec., p. 15

p. 71; Dec., p. 31

Refugee and migration affairs, June, pp.
2, 4; Aug.-Sept., pp. 21, 24; Oct., p. 31;
Nov., p. 29

Regan, James S., obituary, July, p. 64
Reinhardt, John E., Jan., p. 8

Replogle Award, Jan., p. 38; Aug.-Sept., p.

20
Reproductions, Bicentennial catalog, Oct.,
P. 45
Retirement:

Binational grantees, Aug.-Sept., p. 11
Civil Service, Jan., p. 17; July, p. 7;
Aug.-Sept., p. 9; Nov., p. 18
Foreign Service, Jan., p. 17; July, p. 7;
Aug.-Sept., p. 9; Nov., p. 18
Planning seminar, Mar., p. 33
San Diego, retirees meeting, Nov., p. 20
Revolutionary War (Zweiben), July, 32;
Aug.-Sept., p. 16

Richardson, Elliot L., Jan., p. 10
Richardson, John, Jr., Nov., p. 8

Rockefeller Public Service Awards, Nov.,
p. 8

Rooney, John J., obituary, Nov., p. 60
Rosen, Arthur H., July, p. 39
Rotational Program, Junior Officer,
Aug.-Sept., p. 5

Rountree, William M., Apr., p. 25
Ruch, Kenneth J., obituary, Apr., p. 41
Ruckelshaus, Jill, May, p. 37

Rutlidge, Reine, obituary, June, p. 58

S

Safety Award, Aug.-Sept., p. 25
Sakell, Achilles N., June, p. 55
Salary linkage, Civil Service and Foreign
Service, Oct., p. 12

Salinger, Pierre, May, p. 17

Samuels, Michael A., Jan., p. 10

Sao Tome and Principe, Dec., p. 14
Satterthwaite, Joseph C., Dec., p. 3
Saudi Arabia, Dec., p. 15
Saunders, Harold H., Dec., p. 14
Savings Bonds, Mar., p. 64; Apr., p. 42;
May, p. 47; June, p. 24
Saxbe, William B., Jan., p. 10
Sayre, Robert M., Dec., p. 14
Scali, John A., July, p. 12
Schaufele, William E., Jr., Apr., p. 11;
Aug.-Sept.,, p. 12; Dec., pp. 14, 23

Schiff, Lorane M., obituary, Mar., p. 44
Scholar-Diplomat seminars, July, p. 13;
Nov., p. 18

Scientific Attachés, July, p. 13

Scotes, Thomas J., Jan., p. 10; June, p. 20
Scudder, Lewis R., obituary, May, p. 48
Secretarial Task Force, Jan., p. 21; report

summary, supplement, Feb.; Feb., p.
29; Mar., p. 38; Apr., p. 26; May, pp. 30,
36; June, pp. 25, 26; July, p. 20; Aug.-
Sept., p. 26; Oct., p. 34; Nov., p. 30;
report on implementation, supplement,
Nov.

Secretariat Handbook, Apr., p. 36
Secretaries, Jan., p. 21; Mar., pp. 11, 38;
Apr., p. 26; May, p. 30; June, pp. 25, 26;
July, pp. 11, 20; Aug.-Sept., p. 26; Oct.,
p. 34; Nov., p. 30; Dec., p. 17
Secretary of the Year, Mar., p. 11; Aug.-
Sept., 27

Security and consular affairs, Feb., p.
34
Select Committee on Intelligence, House
of Representatives, Nov., p. 2
Selection Boards, Foreign Service:
Eagleburger, Lawrence S., remarks,
Aug.-Sept., p. 2

FSO, junior, Feb., p. 31; June, p. 20
Laise, Carol C., Nov., p. 2 of cover
Officer evaluation reports, comments on,
June, p. 19

Review begins, 1975, Aug.-Sept., p. 3;
members, Aug.-Sept., p. 4
Selection-out, Jan., p. 19; July, p. 14
Seltzer, George E., obituary, Aug.-Sept., p.
64

Senior training assignments, Mar., p. 34
Senkow, Michael, obituary, May, p. 49
Sheinbaum, Gilbert H., Apr., p. 17
Shelton, Turner B., July, p. 12
Sherer, Albert W., Jr. Aug.-Sept., p. 13
Shief, Ambrose, III, obituary, Oct., p. 65
Shlaudeman, Harry W., Jan., p. 10
Sierra Leone, Jan., p. 10
Silberman, Laurence H., May, p. 21
Silverberg, Louis, obituary, June, p. 57
Singapore, June, p. 13

Siracusa, Ernest V., Mar., p. 64
Smith, Raymond F. Aug.-Sept., p. 18
Sneider, Richard L., Aug.-Sept., p. 12
Sohm, Earl D., Apr., p. 8

Smith, Leland L., obituary, Jan., p. 40
Smith, Violet, obituary, Feb., p. 42
Smithsonian Institution, Apr., p. 23
Sohm, Earl D., June, p. 14

Somali Democratic Republic, Apr., p. 10
Sonnenfeldt, Helmut, Aug.-Sept., p. 12
South Africa, Mar., p. 12

Spain, Jan., p. 10

Spain, James W., Nov., p. 12

Spear, Moncrieff J., May, p. 10

Special Interagency Task Force on In-
dochina, May, p. 14; June, pp. 2, 4;
Aug.-Sept., p. 21

Spiro, Herbert J., July, p. 12

Stabler, Wells, Jan., p. 10; Aug.-Sept., p.
12

State Department buildings, history of
(Burke), Oct., p. 23; Nov., p. 22; Dec.,
p. 18

Stebbins, Robert, Oct., p. 32

Steigman, Andrew H., May, p. 21; Dec., p.
14

Stephens, Marie J., Mar., p. 11

Stoltzfus, William A., Jr., Dec., p. 14
Stone, Galen L., June, p. 13

Strategic Arms Limitation Talks, June, p.
5

Strausz-Hupé, Robert, Oct., p. 42

64

Taft, Julia Vadala, June, p. 2
Tanzania, Nov., p. 12
Tariff preferences, May, p. 39
Taxes, Nov., p. 5

Taxis, Aug.-Sept., p. 20

Taylor, T. Elkin, Aug.-Sept., p. 15
Telegrams, Oct., p. 20; Dec., p. 40
Termin, Benjamin F. obituary, June, p. 58
Terrorism, May, p. 21
Thailand, Apr., p. 10

Theberge, James D., June, p. 13
Thompson, Paul D., obituary, Mar., p. 44
Thompson, Virgus, obituary, July, p. 64
Todman, Terence A., Jan., p. 10
Toon, Malcolm, May, p. 21
Town meetings, Dec., p. 15
Trade, May, p. 39

Training, long-term, Oct., p. 16; University,
Jan., p. 22

Travel, June, p. 15; Aug.-Sept., p. 25
Treaties in Force, Feb., p. 26
Tuck, Katherine, fund, Dec., p. 61
Tucker, Robert W., obituary, Oct., p. 65
Turnage, William V., obituary, Feb., p. 42

Williamson, Gertrude W., obituary, Feb.,

p. 44

Wilroy, Mary F., Aug.-Sept., p. 36
Wilson, James M., Jr., May, p. 20
Wilson, Mary Frances, Oct., p. 10
Wilson, W. John, obituary, Aug.-Sept., p.
64

Wisner, Genevieve de Virel, obituary,
Jan., p. 41

Women:

Prince, Georgiana M., Jan., p. 20
Spouses and dependents, Mar., p. 25
Women's Action Organization, Oct., p. 42;
Nov., p. 20

Women's Week, 1975, Aug.-Sept., p. 30
World Food Conference, May, p. 45
Wortzel, Arthur I., July, p. 45

Y

Yemen Arab Republic, Jan., p. 10
Yugoslavia, May, p. 21

Zaire, Nov., p. 12
Zambia, Oct., p. 27

Z

Zurhellen, J. Owen, Jr., Feb., p. 11
Zweiben, Beverly, July, p. 32; Aug.-Sept.,
p. 16

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(Hamilton's practical diplomacy, in contrast to Jeffersonian idealism, was shaped by his political theories about government in general as traced by this favorable biography.) BRANT, Irving. The fourth president: a life of James Madison. Indianapolis, Bobbs Merrill, 1970. 681p. (E342.B72)

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19th Century

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(A three-volume standard biography of the famous defender of states' rights who dominated politics in the South until the Civil War and served as Secretary of State under Tyler.) OESTE, George Irvin. John Randolph Clay: America's first career diplomat. Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania Press, 1966. 602p. (E415.9.C5703)

(Professional diplomat who served the Whig administrations before the Civil War as Ambassador to several European countries.) VAN DEUSEN, Glyndon. William Henry Seward. New York, Oxford University Press, 1967. 666p. (E415.9.S4V3)

(This definitive biography tells how Seward kept Europe neutral during the Civil War, bought Alaska, and skillfully handled the French intervention in Mexico.) NEVINS, Allen. Hamilton Fish: the inner history of the Grant administration. New York, Dodd Mead, 1936. 932p. (E664.F52N4)

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(An objective biography of a diplomat whose decisions affected U.S.-China relations for a generation.)

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(Not strictly a biography, but a witty and urbane account of the public years of the man who dealt with the Korean War, oversaw the creation of the World Bank, and administered Point Four aid.)

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(A two-volume intellectual biography by a maverick Foreign Service officer whose then unorthodox ideas influenced a generation of diplomats.)

HOOPES, Townsend, The devil and John Foster Dulles. Boston, Little Brown, 1973. 562p. (E835.D85H66)

(A well-written albeit adverse portrait of the Cold War Secretary of State and the legacy he left to his successors.)

BOHLEN, Charles E. Witness to history: 19291969. New York, Norton, 1973 (E748.B64A3)

(Bohlen was a participant in the development of U.S.-Soviet relations for forty years.) KALB, Marvin and Bernard. Kissinger. Boston, Little Brown, 1974. 577p. (E855.K33) (This favorable biography covers U.S. foreign policy in the post-cold war era.)