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E. O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 3(D) "
Depr. of State
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Secretary said after discussing Defense paper, th t he
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did not see how it could be incorporated into message in its
present form. Secretary thought that what could be said were
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the following four points:
1. What we do about forces.
2. Hov much money
3. Production is going to be started in a big way.
4. We are stepping up our assistance to the allies,
as they are stepping up their efforts (if that is true). .
That we are going to do our part.
There followed a great deal of discussion of what should
be said on fourth point - whether there should be a decidedly
encouraging note struck; whether they should be told that the
show is partly theirs, that we are not bearing entire brunt;
to what extent the message. should spell out the effect on MDAP
of material now soing to Korea.
Secretary summed up what he thought should go in as follows:
In our concern to perform our full part in meeting the
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crisis which has arisen out of the Korean aggression, we
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have not lost sight for a moment of the necessity of
doing our full part to strengthen the defenses of the
free world in other areas.
The matter of the defenses of the North Atlantic
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Treaty area was considered as a matter of great urgency
by the Council of Foreign Ministers in London. Recent
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