Memorandum from J. Robert Oppenheimer, Schedule of Meetings

THE INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDY PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR 10 September 1953 MEMORANDUM We had a brief discussion on September 9th of future plans of the seminar that Mr. Acheson has been conducting. We enclose a Jict of dates which have been chosen for the coming meetings, which will be held at the Institute for Advanced Study and will run, with appropriate interruptions, from mid-afternoon of the first day to the mid-afternoon of the second. With the exception of the November meeting, the days are Saturday and Sunday; the November meeting will be on Thursday and Friday. It is planned in these meetings to discuss further the major substantive questions of foreign policy during the period 1949-52. The first meeting will probably be devoted to the defense of Europe, the military assistance program, and the role of Germany in the defense of Europe. It is planned tc make available before each meeting a brief summary of the public history of the issues to be discussed. ( the S. R 0 Robert Oppenheimer us, ACCURD AND SERVICES To: Edward W. Barrett MacGeorge Bundy Edward M. Earle Herbert Feis Adrian Fisher George A. Graham W. Averell Harriman Philip C. Jessup Joseph E. Johnson Paul H. Nitze Dean Rusk Harold Sprout