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OCR Page 1 of 3CABINET MEETING, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1951
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RECORDS
SERVICE
Rentzel - Commerce
Perlman - Justice
Galvin - Labor
NAVY COMMANDER
Briefed Cabinet on Korea.
V. P.
Senate has not done much since last Cabinet meeting. House is
acting on Control Bill.
THE PRESIDENT
Steelman and John Carroll have been working with Wilson and Eric
Johnston on Control Bill strategy. Suggested Wilson write a strong
letter to Speaker and go to people via radio & TV. Told Cabinet to
support Bill with full vigor.
JOHN CARROLL
As of today we stand to lose controls. If wage stabilization is
sunk Labor will join farmers in sabotaging our whole economic program
and we will have strikes and spiral of inflation.
MARSHALL
Thinks main pressure should be put on housewives of the country to
write or wire Congressmen.
ACHESON
Korean Armistice meeting is going to take place tomorrow. Thinks
we should maintain attitude of skepticism. In Iran the situation is
worse. Iran turned down World Court proposal for temporary operation
of oil fields yesterday. There has been a revolution and counter-revo-
lution in Thailand. The govt is now back on the track.
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