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for ARCHIVES WATIONAL RECORDS SERVICE" AND
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(2) Contributions by United Nations Members, the
United States contributing up to 70 percent of total
costs.
(3) Establishment of an Advisory Committee to the
Administrater in which the United States would be
represented.
(4) Continuity with current operations through
transfer or detail of ECA personnel to the staff of the
Administrator, and use by the Administrator of United
States procurement agencies.
(5) United States legislation permitting the Presi
dent to apply appropriated funds as a contribution to
the United Netions program, er, if he should consider it
necessary, as direct expenditures by the United States.
The essential elements cf the United States plan are:
(1) The Unified Command and ECA to continue their
present operations until an effective United Nations
program can take over.
(2) Full United Nations responsibility for relief
and rehabilitation as soon as United Nations machinery
is able to accent such responsibility and perform an
effective task,
(3) Standby readiness on the part of the United
States to resume certain functions if United Notions
effert does not succeed in doing what we consider to
be the vital hard core of the relief and rehabilitation
job.
An indispensable condition for the success of the United
Nations effert will be a continuation of the full and cordial
ccoperation of all United States authorities in Korea.
Co United
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