Memorandum of Telephone Conversation with Secretary of State Dean Acheson and Senator Alexander Wiley
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Es O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and (D) and
Dept. of State
letter, Aug 3-31-26
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June 26, 1950
Memorandum of Telephone Conversation
The Secretary Called Senator Wiley and said that he wanted
to give him a report on the Korean situation and that he had just
talked with Chairman Connally. The Secretary said that when he
got word of the attack about 10 or 11 o'clock Saturday night he
immediately had a meeting of the Security Council called for
Sunday. At the meeting a strong resolution was gotten through
calling upon North Korea to stop the attack. The Secretary said
the Security Council would meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. to get
a
report from the Commission on North Korea.
The Secretary said that the President had met with the
Joint Chiefs of Staff, Secretary Johnson and himself and top
advisers.
The Secretary said that when he want before the Senate
Appropriations Committee this morning to discuss MDAP, he
would be acting under orders of the President not to discuss
Far Eastern matters since the President in the opening phase
of the matter thought it important to keep control of the situation
in his own hands. The Secretary said he thought the position in
Korea was in pretty good shape this morning. He pointed out
that the attack coming from prepared positions a short distance
away made the first impact difficult to take, but now the South
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Koreans were in good fighting shape. The Secretary said that
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before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, or have the
President consult with them, on the basis of a careful analysis
of the whole situation.
Senator Wiley made no comment. He asked first what
MacArthur was doing. The Secretary told him that MacArthur
was in charge of sending them assistance and that it was
MacArthur's judgment that the President was relying on.
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