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E C R R E T A P P E N D I X CHECK LIST OF POSSIBLE MILITARY AND NON-MILITARY MEASURES, BERLIN CONTINGENCY PLANNING BACKGROUND: As a result of the 23 April 1959 NSC Meeting, the Presi- dent approved in principle, Studies related to further Berlin Contingency Planning under the U.S. Coordinating Group for Berlin Contingency Planning. The Group is chaired by the Under Secre- tary of State for Political Affairs with representatives of the Department of Defense, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Central Intelli- gence Agency, and the Special Assistant to the President for NSC Affairs. The President specifically charged this group with responsibility for "the development of general political, economic, and Military measures as outlined in the studies, with particular reference to Selection and Timing, with major decisions being referred to the President for approval as necessary. PURPOSE: This list has been prepared to facilitate the action of the U.S. Coordinating Group in making its recommendations to the President regarding the selection and timing of appropriate measures in light of the political-military situation at the time. EXPLANATION: 1. The list is divided into six groups corresponding with the possible developments of the Berlin situation, should the Soviets act in a manner now envisioned. The fact that a par- ticular measure is listed does not indicate in any way a commit- ment to carry it out and does not signify any rigidity of sequence or priority. SECRET Appendix JCSM-349-60 - 1 - fuelds SEC DEF CONT NO for

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