Robert S. McNamara papers

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subjects: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace,  Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962,  World politics,  National Committee on United States-China Relations,  War,  Vietnam War, 1961-1975,  Defenses,  Onchocerciasis,  Nuclear weapons,  Enterprise Foundation,  International Security,  Eminent Persons Group on Curbing Illicit Trafficking in Small Arms and Light Weapons,  Economic policy,  World Bank,  History,  Hunger,  Arms control,  Aspen Institute,  Education,  Corning Incorporated,  Peace,  Indira Gandhi Memorial Trust,  Overseas Development Council,  Global Coalition for Africa,  Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs,  Henry L. Stimson Center,  Politics and government,  Charles F. Kettering Foundation,  African Development Bank,  Battelle Memorial Institute,  CBS Inc,  InterAction Council,  Drug Strategies (Organization),  Poverty,  International Irrigation Management Institute,  Foreign relations,  Population,  Correspondence,  Trials, litigation,  Honorary Presidential Advisory Council on Investment in Nigeria,  Atlantic Council of the United States,  World Food Prize Foundation,  Trilateral Commission,  Council on Foreign Relations,  Brookings Institution,  Urban Institute,  World Resources Institute,  World health,  International relations,  Geopolitics,  East African Development Bank,  Economic development,  Military policy,  Rockefeller Foundation,  Trials (Libel)

People: McGeorge Bundy,  Graham T. Allison,  James G. Blight,  Carl E. Taylor,  Alain C. Enthoven (1930-),  Cyrus R. Vance (1917-2002),  Sargent Shriver (1915-2011),  Paul Hendrickson (1944-),  Henry Kissinger (1923-),  Pamela Digby Churchill Hayward Harriman (1920-1997),  William P. Bundy (1917-),  Helmut Schmidt (1918 Dec. 23-),  Barbara Ward (1914-1981),  Stewart L. Udall,  Kurt Gottfried,  Orville L. Freeman,  Gerard C. Smith,  W. Averell Harriman (1891-1986),  William C. Westmoreland (1914-2005),  Lloyd N. Cutler,  Frans M. Lurvink

Places: United States,  Vietnam,  Cuba,  Developing countries,  Soviet Union

Times: 20th century,  1945-1975,  21st century