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OCR Page 1 of 12WORKING DRAFT #3
CONFIDENTIAL
OPERATIONS COORDINATING BOARD
WASHINGTON 25, D. C.
Fobruary 4, 1954
A PROGRAM TO EXPLOIT THE A-BANK PROPOSALS IN THE
PRESIDENT*S UN SPEECH OF DECEMBER 8, 1953, IN
DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC OPINION FIELDS
THE PROBLEM
To dovelop a program which will provide a guidance for effective co-
ordination of the domestic and overseas informational follow-up to the
President's UN speech of December 8, 1953, so as to insure that public
statements and resultant actions are in support of current U.S. national
security policies.
I. Objective
The objective of this U.S. program is to develop as part of a long-
range domestic and international informational and educational effort, a
widespread understanding of the implications of the President's UN speech,
particularly in terms of the proposal to make nuclear energy available for
peaceful purposes on an international scale. In this connection, it will
be necessary to point out that the President's speech was not intended
to suggest solutions to problems in the disarmament field but sought to
"open up a new channel for peaceful discussion and to "initiate at least
a new approach" to the difficult questions of disarmament.
II. Means
Means by which the United States can most appropriately achieve the
above objective are:
DECLASSIFIED
CONFIDENTIAL
Authority NSC LTR 9/8/75; CIALIR, $1/24
Date DAD LTR 6/6/74 STATE LTR, 4/29/74; USIALTR
By DITH
NARS Date 9/25/15 6/13/14
Electrostatic reproduction made
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by the Eisonhower Library for
preservation purposes.
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