Memorandum of Conversation with Secretary of State Dean Acheson and President Harry S. Truman
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May 2, 1950
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s ARCHIVES SERVICE" RECORDE 'NATIONAL AND
MEMORANDUM OF CONVERSATION
WITH THE PRESIDENT
The President! S Speeches on his Western Tour
The President told me that after reconsideretior
and hearing the vievs of the Speaker, be vas of the
opinion that it would not be wise to spesk on foreign
affairs in Chicago at the Democratic rally. He asiced
me whether this would be agrecable to ne. I said
that I had been considering the same question and
thought that his decision not to speak on foreign
affairs was a wise one.
He will make a speech on the 14th at Madison
dealing with our efforts in the field of peace.
I think that into this speech one might get the bi-
partisan discussion which Francis Russell has been
working on.
I said to the President that when some of the
matters nov pending before the NSC had reached him
and been decided, I thought he could make a much
more poverful and concrete speech on foreign affairs.
than he could at the present moment. He agreed with
this viev and thought that he would do it from his
desk.
DECLASSIFIED
E. O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or (E)
12.29.25
D pr. of State letter; Aug 9 1973
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