Memorandum of Conversation with Secretary of State Dean Acheson, Ambassador of France Henri Bonnet, Robert Murphy, and John D. Hickerson
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Memorandum of Conversation
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DATE: May 4, 1949
SUBJECT:
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ARCHIVES "NATIONAL RECOROS AND ONLY
SERVICE*
PARTICIPANTS: M e Bonnet, French Ambassador
The Secretary of State.
Mr. Robert Murphy, Director for German-Austrian Affairs
Mr. John D. Hickerson, Director for European Affairs
COPIES TO: U, , C, G, GA, UNA-Dr.Jessup,WE, EUR, Amembassy, Paris.
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The French Ambassador came in to see me at his request at
3:30 this afternoon He said that he had just returned from Paris
and wished to have a brief general conversation with me.
He opened the conversation by referring to the press reports
about the lifting of the blockade. The Ambassador had not heard
about the results of the conversations in New York this afternoon
and I gave him the details of the agre ement under which the
blockade is to be lifted on May 12 and a meeting of the Council of
Foreign Ministers is to take place in Paris on May 23. I told
the
Ambassador that a formal communique would be issued at 8 a.m.
tomorrow morning.
Ambassador Bonnet made a pleasant reference to my testimony
last week before the Foreign Relations Committee and inquired about
how the hearings are going generally I told him that the
progress has been considerably more rapid than had originally been
anticipated. In response to an inquiry from M. Bonnet, I told
him that we hope that the Senate would approve the treaty some
time during the month of June, perhaps around the middle of the
month. The Ambassador said that the treaty will be laid on the
table
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