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President Lyndon Johnson spoke with his advisors about fighting in the Middle East, a visit to the United Nations by Soviet Premier Kosygin and his efforts to set up a meeting and a pending …

From February 1967, President Lyndon Johnson discussed the war in Vietnam, CIA operations, and a judicial appointment supported by Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirksen.  Also, discussions …

President Lyndon Johnson talked to cabinet members, key advisers and the leaders of the Senate about the war in Vietnam, whether to release impounded highway funds and a pending treaty with …

Former national security advisers spoke about their role in the administration and how the job had changed over the years. Following their remarks they answered questions from the audience.

Panelists talked about how the United States and the Soviet Union used propaganda to influence international politics and public opinion during the Cold War.

The Council on Foreign Relations hosted a panel to discuss the role of the National Security Council in world relations. Mr. Koppel moderates the discussion. Following their discussion, pane…

The U.S. Institute of Peace and Soviet Ministry of Foreign Affairs sponsored a panel discussion on the rrigins of the Cold War. The panel examined the history of U.S.-Soviet relations, inclu…

Columbia University hosted the 76th American Assembly which discussed the desired vision of the global economy by the year 2000.

The 76th American Assembly & Columbia University Hosted a Forum from Harriman, New York on “Managing the Global Economy: Review of Final Report.” The American Assembly invited Leaders from v…