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Memorandum of Conversation with Secretary of State Dean Acheson, Minister of External Affairs of Australia Richard Casey, Ambassador of Australia Sir Percy Spender, New Zealand Minister of External Affairs T. Clifton Webb, Ambassador of New Zealand J. K. Munro, Ward Allen, and A. M. Lee
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Memorandum of Conversation with Secretary of State Dean Acheson, Minister of External Affairs of Australia Richard Casey, Ambassador of Australia Sir Percy Spender, New Zealand Minister of External Affairs T. Clifton Webb, Ambassador of New Zealand J. K. Munro, Ward Allen, and A. M. Lee
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SECTUST
SECURITY INPORMATION
UNTTED STATES DELEGATION
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TO TRE SEVENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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MEMORANDUM OF CONVERSATION
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November 11, 1952
(Typed November 12, 1952)
SUBJECT:
Korean Resolution in GA
PARTICIPANTS:
Mr. R. G. Casey
- Australiam Minister of External Affairs
Sir Percy Spender
- Australian Ambassador
Mr. T. Clifton Webb - N.Z. Minister of External Affairs
Nr. J. X. Mumro
- N.Z. Ambessador
The Secretary of State
Mr. Ward Allen, EUR - U.S. Delegation
Mr. A. M. Lee, BIEA - U.S. Delegation
During the course of # conversation on other subjects,
Six Percy asked what the Secretary's views vere on the present
status of the 21-power resolution on Korea. The Secretary
replied that he comsidered that Vishinsky's speech in Committee 1,
although it was completely negative and the door", uns
actually helpful to us, as sponsors of the resolution, because
it had. dispelled some of the illusions of many delegates who were
toying with substitute resolutions. The Secratary said that he
thought that we could accept minor modifications to meet the
concern of those delegates who professed to see in our resolution
an implied permission to extend bombing operations beyond Korea,
there eould be no "fudging" of the essential point of no
forcible repatriation of. priscaers. Any show of wealmess on
this point would be quickly exploited by the Soviets. (The
Australians and New Zeslenders expressed agreement.) The
Secretary said that the British vould be talking to the Indiana
on this point, and that he would be conferring to the aexe end
with the Latin American delegations.
DECLASSIFIED
Distribution:
E. O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or (E)
Basic List
Dept. of State letter, 10767
By NLT- HC , NARS Date 11-30-76
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