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    "ocrText": "J. 333305-MONO-State\nGalley\n86\nUNCORRECTED GALLEY PROOF\nRoosevelt Papers: Telegram\nThe Secretary of State to the Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Harriman)\n1\nSent to the United States Naval Attaché, Moscow, via Navy channels.\nTOP SECRET\n[WASHINGTON,] 15 January 1945.\nPRIORITY\nNumber 166, Top Secret for Ambassador Harriman from the\nSecretary of State, via Navy Channels.\nIn addition to myself and Bohlen whom you know about I shall\nbring with me to ARGONAUT H. Freeman Matthews; Alger Hiss, for\nDumbarton Oaks matters; and four men who will act as secretaries.\nI will be accompanied by a military aide designated by General\nMarshall. Bohlen asks that if possible you bring Nelson Newton with\nyou to help him in writing up the minutes. If this is not possible let\nme know and I shall bring another male stenographer.\nSTETTINIUS 2\n2 In reply Harriman stated that he would bring Edward Page, Jr., as an inter-\npreter and general assistant to Bohlen, and also another stenographer in place of\nNelson Newton, who had already left Moscow on another assignment (Roosevelt\nPapers, telegrams from Harriman, January 16 and 18, 1945).\nRoosevelt Papers: Telegram\nThe Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Harriman) to the President 1\n1 Sent by the United States Naval Attaché, Moscow, via Navy channels.\nTop SECRET\nMoscow, 16 January 1945.\n(Personal and Top Secret for the President from Harriman)\nI am sure that you will be well satisfied with the accomodations\nfor yourself and the principal members of your party. You will be\nin the Livadia summer palace of the Czar where are two principal\nbuildings one of 21 rooms and one of 41 rooms and a third building\nformerly I understand for the guards. I am not yet certain about\naccomodations for the recent large increased number of the military\ngroup. I first told Molotov that the party would be of a number in\naccordance with your several telegrams with a margin to take care of\nStettinius group as now decided upon. The arrangements he has\nbeen making have been on this basis. I am now asking for additional\naccomodations and am hopeful that reasonably satisfactory arrange-\nments can be made for the whole party ashore as we now learn that\nthe Catoctin can only be based at Sevastopol.\nRoosevelt Papers Telegram\nThe President to the Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Harriman)\n1\n1 Sent to the United States Naval Attaché, Moscow, via Navy channels.\nTOP SECRET\n[WASHINGTON,] 16 January 1945.\nPRIORITY\nNumber 167, Top Secret and Personal, for Ambassador Harriman\nfrom the President."
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