Memorandum of Conversation with Dean Rusk, Ambassador of the Republic of Korean Yu Chan Yang, Pyo Wook Han, and Arthur B. Emmons III, with Attachment
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OCR Page 1 of 5DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Memorandum of Conversation
SBORET
DATE: June 30, 1951
SUBJECT:
ROK Position Concerning Armistice in Korea
PARTICIPANTS:
Dr. Yu Chan Yang, Korean Ambassador
Mr. Pyo Wook Han, First Secretary, Korean Embassy
Mr. Dean Rusk, Assistant Secretary for Far Eastern Affairs
Mr. Arthur B. Emmons, 3rd., Officer in Charge,
Korean Affairs.
COPIES TO:
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Ambassador Muccio
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The Korean Ambassador, Dr. Yang, called on Mr. Rusk this
morning at 11:30 by previous appointment. In opening the con-
versation, the Ambassador expressed gratification at his having
been invited to attend the periodic briefings of the Ambassadors
of those United Nations countries having forces in Korea. He
stated that he had reported this invitation to his Government.
Mr. Rusk replied that he was pleased that the Ambassador would
be joining the group and explained the details as to the briefing
meetings. He pointed out that since the meetings were informal,
no written invitation would be issued to the Ambassador unless he
so requested. The Ambassador said that would not be necessary.
Mr. Rusk also pointed out that if the Ambassador did not desire
to attend all of the meetings personally, he could send a repre-
sentative from his Embassy. Mr. Rusk explained the delay in
issuing the invitation to the Ambassador on the basis that it had
been necessary to get the reaction of the other members of the
group, none of whom had raised objection. He therefore was cer-
tain that the Ambassador would find a very friendly atmosphere
within the group.
Ambassador Yang then handed Mr. Rusk a communication
addressed to the Secretary outlining five points which the Repub-
lic of Korea Government desired to bring to the attention of the
United States Government as representing its position concerning
an armistice in Korea (copy attached). He explained that this
DECLASSIFIED
communication
E. O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and S(D) or 00
11-1-78
Dept. of State letter,
Merecr NL7 77-46
SERVICE"
By NIT. NC NARS Date 12-5-7f
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