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E.O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or (E)
DECLASSIFIED
NO. PARAPHONES necessing This
wase.
Dept of State letter, Aug. 9-23-75 10, 1972
NARS
Date
SEGRET
November 23, 1945
U.S. URGENT
noon
AMEMBASSY,
MOSCOW.
2382
FOR HARRIMAN FROM BYRNES
Please deliver following message immediately to Molotov.
QUOTE As you will recall it was decided at the Crimea Conference
that the Foreign Secretaries of the Three Powers represented there
would hold regular consultations, probably meeting every three or
four months. That was in February.
In May the Foreign Secretaries were able to consult together
when the three of them were at San Francisco for the United Nations
Conference. In July similar consultations took place at Berlin,
when the heads of the three governments met there, and in September
at London during the Conference of the Foreign Ministers.
At Berlin it was agreed that the establishment of the Council
of Foreign Ministers should be without prejudice to the Agreement
of the Crimea Conference that there should be periodical consulta-
tion between Foreign Secretaries of the Three Powers.
It will soon be three months since we met in London on September 11.
Therefore I suggest that the next meeting be held on Tuesday,
December 11.
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