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MR. FEIS :
surprised and angered; that it would be better understood if the
record were presented. That being your inspiring (cruces), you
are, I say, you produce a (lot in the government?), but your
producing and pre senting is bound to appear as the messenger
bringing It is very unpleasant; no matter how fully your
explanation of how this story came about, it is still a grievous
message to communicate to the American people, and it is almost
inevitable that they and the press would not rejoice on it or send
themselves, or quickly align a fight on your side to make it all
sound cheerful and pleasant I really think you (troubling) with
something almost unmanageable, when the presentation starts.
MR. ACHESON:
I agree. I never had any other ideas than that t his was going
to be unpleasant, and that this was going to b e troub lesome: and I
wasn it criticizing anybody, the press, ar anyome else, for not
TRUMAN,
liking it. What we ha ve, I thought, boen talking about is whether
ARCHIVES RECORDS ADMIN° & 1
"VATIONAL
the press is adequate to its task; and it doesn's seem to me that in
E
many respects it is.
MR. JESSUP (?)
I think this was not also just a problem of an abstract question
of informing the people about a difficult devel Lopment But ther e
were signs that this was going to be a considerable partisan issue.
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