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non-repatriates wld affect time required for accomplishment
of new proposal subpara (5).
G. After presenting the above proposals, Gen Harrison wld
then emphasize that they represent the widest selection of
choices which the UNC offer. Each of them will produce an
armistice. Each of them will expedite the final disposition
of non-repatriates. Upon the completion of his presentation,
Gen Harrison wld close with a statement that he hopes the
Commies will give mature and careful consideration to our
proposals. He will then recess (bilaterally or unilaterally)
for a prd of about 10 days for the announced purpose of
allowing the Commies adequate time to analyze all of our
proposals. He wld inform them that staff offs wld be aval
at any time during the recess to ans questions on any of the
numerous proposals.
5. The above procedure must be carefully prepared in adv.
Copies of Gen Harrisons statement wld be released to the press
immed after the conf and shld be fold ASAP, and continued
throughout the prd of recess. By approp, strong supporting
public statements of allied and US leaders at the highest
governmental levels, emphasizing that the UNC had offered 13
possible solutions which cld obtain an honorable armistice.
This procedure shld secure the max national and international
public support for any subsequent action the UNC may be required
to take.
6. Step nr 2: If, upon reconvening the next plenary session,
the Commies refuse to accept any of the proposals or to offer
a satisfactory counter-proposal, it shld then be apparent that
the Commies do not desire an armistice on terms acceptable to
the UNC. At this time the UNC wld be in a most favorable psn
to recess unilaterally for an indef prd and Gen Harrison shld
be authorized to so recess at this time in accordance with
DA IN 179066
(1 Sep 52)
DECLASSIFIED
Authority
NLT-
77-75
-- 1208 -
By HC/DB LT
MAY 30 1978
Date
SECRET SECURITY INFORMATION
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