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Memorandum of Telephone Conversation with Secretary of State Dean Acheson and Stuart Symington
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December 19, 1951
and
ANLECTORDS
C.S
s/s
Mr. Symington called the Secretary this morning and said he
had just returned from a ten-day absence and he understood we
had some apprehension with regard to the situation on Bolivian
tin. He mentioned that he had had a letter from the President
concerning the President's letter from the President of Chile.
He said he would like very much to talk to the Secretary about
the whole situation. He said if he were wrong in his stand, he
wanted to do something about it. The Secretary has agreed
to see him and we will probably set up the meeting for Thursday
in the absence of any advice to the contrary from the Department.
If there is anything over and above the material I have already
received on this problem, could the prepared for the Secretary
Mr. Symington mentioned that he was seeing the President
on Friday and intimated he would talk to the President about
this problem at that time.
DECLASSIFIED
E. O. 11632, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or a
Dept. of State letter, 5-12-76
Ex NLT- HC NARS Date 6-30-76
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