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Harold Saunders' pass as a member of President Ford's team visiting Japan, Korea, and the U.S.S.R.
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A photograph of several individuals who were part of the Sinai II agreement negotiations. Harold Saunders stands in the center.
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A letter for Harold Saunders from Richard Nixon acknowledging ten years of service on the National Security Council staff.
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An invitation for Harold Saunders to a state dinner in honor of Richard Nixon while he was visiting New Delhi. The event took place at Rashtrapati Bhavan.
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An itinerary for Harold Saunders while accompanying Richard Nixon on a trip to South Asia.
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A newspaper article announcing Harold Saunders' appointment as deputy assistant secretary of state for Near East and South Asian affairs.
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A newspaper clipping announcing Harold Saunders' promotion to work on Near East and South Asian affairs.
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A photograph of Henry Kissinger and Anwar Sadat seated at a table. An arrow is drawn pointing to Harold Saunders in the photograph.
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A letter Harold Saunders wrote to his parents after the first Egypt-Israeli disengagement agreement had been signed.
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(From back) UN 124,351; Cairo-Suez Road, Egypt, 18 January 1974. The agreement between Israel and Egypt on disengagement of forces in pursuance of the Geneva Peace Conference was signed today at 1025 hours GMT. The meeting, which was held in the United Nations tent at Kilometre 101 of the Cairo-Suez road, was opened at 1020 hours GMT by Lt. Gen. Ensio Siilasvuo, Commander of the United Nations Emergency Forces (UNEF). The agreement was signed by Major General Mohamed Abdul Ghany El-Gamasy for Egypt, Lt. General David Elazer for Israel, and Lt. Gen. Siilasvuo for the United Nations. The agreement was in the English language in three originals, one for each of the signatories. Maps on the final disengagement were enclosed. At the table in the foreground are General Taha El-Magdoub (left) and Maj. Gen. El-Gamasy. At the table at right (foreground to background): Harold H. Saunders (United States), of the National Security Council staff. Captain Joseph Fallon (Ireland), member of the staff of UNEF Commander, and Carlyle E. Maw, legal adviser from the United States Department of State. In the background (right to left): Lt. Gen. David Elazar, Gen. A. Adan, Col. D. Sion, Col. A. Levran and Meir Rosenne from the Israeli Foreign Ministry. Credit must be given: United Nations/Y. Nagata.
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(From back) UN 124,351; Cairo-Suez Road, Egypt, 18 January 1974. The agreement between Israel and Egypt on disengagement of forces in pursuance of the Geneva Peace Conference was signed today at 1025 hours GMT. The meeting, which was held in the United Nations tent at Kilometre 101 of the Cairo-Suez road, was opened at 1020 hours GMT by Lt. Gen. Ensio Siilasvuo, Commander of the United Nations Emergency Forces (UNEF). The agreement was signed by Major General Mohamed Abdul Ghany El-Gamasy for Egypt, Lt. General David Elazer for Israel, and Lt. Gen. Siilasvuo for the United Nations. The agreement was in the English language in three originals, one for each of the signatories. Maps on the final disengagement were enclosed. Israeli map showing a detailed plan of troop disengagement being examined by Maj. Gen. El-Gamasy. To his left are General Taha El-Magdoub, and Col. A.F. Howaidy. Pointing at the map is Col. D. Sion (Israel). Seated at the table at left is Harold H. Saunders (United States), of the National Security Council staff. Credit must be given: United Nations/Y. Nagata.
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(From back) UN 124,356; Cairo-Suez Road, Egypt, 18 January 1974. The agreement between Israel and Egypt on disengagement of forces in pursuance of the Geneva Peace Conference was signed today at 1025 hours GMT. The meeting, which was held in the United Nations tent at Kilometre 101 of the Cairo-Suez road, was opened at 1020 hours GMT by Lt. Gen. Ensio Siilasvuo, Commander of the United Nations Emergency Forces (UNEF). The agreement was signed by Major General Mohamed Abdul Ghany El-Gamasy for Egypt, Lt. General David Elazer for Israel, and Lt. Gen. Siilasvuo for the United Nations. The agreement was in the English language in three originals, one for each of the signatories. Maps on the final disengagement were enclosed. Seen here leaving the United Nations tent at the conclusion of today's meeting are General Ensio Siilasvuo, Remy Gorge, Political Adviser to the UNEF Commander, and Harold H. Saunders, of the United States National Security Council staff. Credit must be given: United Nations/Y. Nagata.
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A photograph of a group of people as part of Henry Kissinger's team of diplomats between Egypt and Israel. The photograph includes Harold Saunders in the middle.
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A photograph of a group of people as part of Henry Kissinger's team of diplomats between Egypt and Israel. The photograph includes Harold Saunders, second from left.
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A photograph of a group of men gathered around a map of Israel prior to signing a disengagement accord between Egypt and Israel. The photograph features Harold Saunders on the far left.
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A photograph of Harold Saunders having the Air Force Commendation Medal pinned to his uniform. The picture was taken at Andrews Air Force Base.
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A certificate awarding the Air Force Commendation Medal to Harold Saunders for meritorious service.
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Photograph of Harold Saunders at Officer Candidate School at the Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. L to R: Utley, Jones, H. Smith, Saunders, Strickland.
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Photograph of Harold Saunders (R) and Hedrick Smith (L) in their official military uniforms.