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Telegram from Randolph, United States Embassy at Asuncion, Paraguay to Secretary of State Dean Acheson
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Telegram from Randolph, United States Embassy at Asuncion, Paraguay to Secretary of State Dean Acheson
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Korean War Files
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INCOMING TELEGRAM Department of State TELEGRAPH BRANCH 13-D CONDITED IAL Control: 13198 Action Rec'd: June 29, 1950 ARA FROM: Asuncion 6:38 p.m. Info SS TO: Secretary of State G P NO: 170, June 28, 6 p.m. EUR FE UNA NIACT. USUN OLI SENT DEPARTMENT 170, REPEATED INFO BUENOS AIRES 18. CIA AAN FONMIN commented me on US action re Korean situation said: DCR 1. Strengthens US position leadership enormously, in- spires confidence, encourages democratic forces every - where. 2. Gives fresh vitality Atlantic Pact which unfortun- ately has weakened lately due developments French and Belgian domestic situations, also, awareness other na- tions British fighting power largely depends US . 3. ly in Soviet hands. Rest of world can but wait; be pre- Future Communist action military or otherwise entire- pared; meet Communist aggression whatever form it should take. Comment: Minister's remarks believed reflect Paraguayan Government official attitude. Results Embassy's efforts poll public opinion lead con- clusion complete general approval promptness and form US action. Representative individuals contacted include businessmen, manufacturers, public employees, lawyers, doctors, teachers, students, army, navy officers. American, Paraguayan, Argentine residents Paraguay con- tacted at random were included poll. RANDOLPH EHL:BBS of ARCHIVES "NATIONAL SERVICE* RECORDS AND July DECLASSIFIED E. o. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and S(D) or (B) Dept. letter, 11-1-74 of State NLT 77-46 cann EDENTI Br HC 12-5-71 REPRODUCTION OF TI MESSAGE IS PROHIBIT