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7/16/33 - 22 inmediately, all papers coming to the Central Secretariate on these same subjects be routed through the Undersecretary, so that his current knowledge may be as extensive as possible. Nou, to share his thoughts on this. Hore is a list from January 26 to 20. These are matters which I have discussed: The North Atlantei Treaty ten times; Germany ten times; the Military Assistance Program eight times; Aid Programs, that is the European Recovery Programa, eight times; Palestine Truce Negociations five times; China five times; Creece four; Japan four; reorganization of the Department three times; Point Four Program three times; the Austrian Peace Treaty three times; Indonesia three times; and the problem of the Ttalian Colonies three times. Nou, other subjects covered are the statements of Kingsbury Smith, and the Stalin exchange, the Mindzenty case, Consular interventions, Soviet pressure on Irm. All these-were two conferences. And there are some other minor things such as the Gubitchev case, and our whole recognition policy - what it meant to recognize a country - relations with Jugoslavia. But that first group are the ones which we tried to use for an expository purpose. Now there is, and I'll come to it later but not mention it nou, an off-the-record press conference on May 18. Now that day I had a large conference. I was leaving neort day but one for Paris for the C.F.M. I had a large press conference with everyone, foreign and U.S. people in. And then some members of the United States press asked me to talk to them more frankly than I could tall: to the world press, and I had an off=the-record conference with them which lays out in a very complete and utterly frank way the situation as we saw it. I think I will read that to you when we come to that point, because it's quite an unusual document, and de perhaps modified in some way what I was saying about not trusting these people at all. Now, this was a different situation, because I vented them to use what I was going to tell them when the time came, but not to use it then as coming from mo. And there you have to tako a risk that they vill breach this. Now, the nexco thing that I was going to tall about is the preparatory work for the Conference of Foreign Ministers. Here, after a minute or so, I'd like to ask Paul and Phil to pick this up, because my recollection here is

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