Folder 1
This folder contains a series of telegrams between Washington and the US Embassy in Poland from 1966 to 1968. Concerns include building relations with Poland and Eastern Europe, negotiating the terms of an economic agreement between the US and Poland, and tracking the movements of foreign ambassadors, particularly North Vietnamese Ambassador Do Phat Quang. It also contains telegrams from 1966-1968 reporting on various diplomatic affairs, Soviet troop movements, and internal Polish affairs. Governor George W. Romney's visit to Poland is the topic of one telegram. Another is about Red Cross procedures in Hainan and Hong Kong. There are also a variety of telegraphs from 1966-68 regarding diplomatic concerns over Vietnam, Soviet movement, and the Polish borders. There are several related to the Gronounski-Wang talks. There are also several about Colonel Metzger.