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Letter from George A. Graham to Dean Acheson

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Freners Project December 22, 1953. Dear Phil: I read with pleasure and profit your address to the International Law Society. I give you a release from all claims of plagiarism, and I particularly like the gay touch. I have been doing a little work on the Korean episode for our February meeting and wonder whether you still have the notes which you took at the meetings of June 25 and 26? If you have, could you bring them and take over the task of getting the sequence of events on those critical days straightened out? If you do not have them, do you remember the date and title and author of an article which came out in the Saturday Evening Post on this period? I have a vague recollection he was named Smith and that he read, among other things, your notes and got the story pretty straight. Our love to you and Lois and the best wishes to you both. As ever, TRUMMA AND us: SERVICE The Honorable Philip C. Jessup, 108 East 82nd Street, New York, N. Y.