Memorandum from Secretary of State Dean Acheson to President Harry S. Truman, with Attachments
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OCR Page 1 of 8THE SECRETARY OF STATE
WASHINGTON
January 22, 1951
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
Subject: Prime Minister Pleven's Visit
There is attached for your approval a tentative schedule of
arrangements for Prime Minister Pleven's visit on Monday, January 29
and Tuesday, January 30.
There is also attached a separate list covering each of the
three discussions it is proposed you have with Prime Minister Pleven.
These lists indicate the subjects we understand the Prime Minister
desires to discuss, together with the names of the officers of the
Department whom I recommend attend the meeting as well as certain
other officials of the Government I suggest you may desire be in-
cluded among your advisers.
In presenting this suggested agenda the French have added that
it may be amplified, but I do not expect that the amplification
will materially alter the substance of the discussions.
Prime Minister Pleven's principal advisers will be: General
Alphonse Juin, recently appointed Inspector General of French Air,
Sea and Ground Forces, and as such charged with the expansion of
the French armed forces; Ambassador Alexandre Parodi, Secretary
General of the French Foreign Office; Ambassador Herve Alphand,
French Deputy to the North Atlantic Council; and Ambassador Henri
Bonnet. Four or five less important officials will complete
Mr. Pleven's party.
There is also attached for your approval a list of guests with
possible alternates that I recommend be invited to attend your
luncheon at 1:00 P.M. Monday, January 29 at Blair House.
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