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Rewrite, Record 2 13. ministers in Moscow. Arrangements were not adequate for keeping the President fully and currently in- formed of the progress or lack of progress of the meeting. This was partly because the problem was novel, and, partly because it would have required adding substantially to the Secretary's entourage, which Mr. Byrnes disliked. The President fretted at the silence. Then came the communique which was published before the Department could relay it to the President at Independence. He was dissatis- fied with parts of it, in some measure, I think, through a misunderstanding. In this situation we had a message from Mr. Byrnes that he would shortly after his return make a radio report and directing that the arrangements be made. Here was a problem, since I knew that the President would regard the proper procedure a.s a report to him and a public statement thereafter with his approval. Accordingly I made the radio arrange- ments as Mr. Byrnes directed and informed the President what I had done, adding that I was sure that Mr. Byrnes would go directly to the President from the plane. The President, was, as I foresaw, not pleased.

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