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Telegram from Secretary of State Dean Acheson to London
- Parte de Korean War Files (Truman Administration), Department of State Files
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Department of State
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TELEGRAM
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SENT TO: Amembassy LONION 2931
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RE EMBTEL 2709 DEC 12.
Info:
SS
SECY today discussed UK reply with BRIT AMB along FOL lines:
G
EUR
1. We feel that it will be possible to work out language of
UNA
HAS statement within framework a:! UK alternative suggestion
for last PARA and will shortly furnish UK our suggestions in
this regard. Our PRIN difficulty with the UK suggestion is centered
around word QTE might UNQTE in >ika last sentence as we feel it
important XXUX the Commies understard that in event of renewal of
WLD not
attack we would/regard ourselves 71 to be under any compulsions to
confine the hostilities to Korez as heretofore.
2. We do not feel that tike situation with respect to inspection
in Korea presents the alternatives set forth in PARA 3 and 4 of the
Dist.
Desired
The choice aa we view it as & practical matter is not between
(Offices
FONOFF memo.
Only)
alternatives
of
inspection
arrangements
and
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statement,
Even the
best inspection arrangements we are likely to achieve in the
armistice XXX NEGOTs will still SUBJ UN forces to the grave danger
of an attack in overwhelming force presented by the 800,000 odd
Commie troops already in Korea plus whatever they build up in the
way of additional ground and air strength in the Manchurian border
area
rafted by:
Telegraphic transmission and
12/14/51
classification approved by:
Mr. Johnson
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