Memorandum of Conversation with Secretary of State Dean Acheson, Dr. Raymond Allen, and Howland Sargeant
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OCR Page 1 of 3DEPARTMEN E OF STATE
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Memorandum of Conversation
86
DATE:
Harch 17, 1952
SUBJECT:
The work of the Payebological Strategy Boord
PARTICIPANTS:
coof (?)
The Secretery
Dr. haymond Allen, Director, Payehological Strategy Board
howland II. Sergeant
COPIES TO:
C - Nr. Bohlen
B/D - lir. Nitze
IIA - Dr. Compton
FI/ - Mr. Connore
S/S-S - Mr. borwitz
P - Nr. Thillipa
w. s. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
16-61120-1
Dr. Allen in nie opening remarks expressed his approciation for en
opportunity to visit with na and anid that he had bonofited grestly by
an informal meeting with ne shortly after my return from Europe, because
my realarks hed afforded him some excellent guidance. He said that he
found that such guidance Wes essential in an operation such a.a the PSB
which he regarded as prinerily e acordinting device to pull together
the planning of the several departments in the paychologieal field.
1 told him that from what I hsd seen of the TSB it was making
aolid contributionnia coordinstion of paychological
strategie planning and I hoped that Dr. Allen would keep the Board carrying
on in these genoral directions. In my own general renarks I pointed out
the extreme diffleulties under which be werd operating in the ourrent
yeor. I sentioned the dangera through which us are now our course,
the uncertainty of Congressional action in election year and the feet that
we are dealing both with a long-range and a short-tera probles. The long-
renge problem, of course, is to build in Burope sonet ing that will have
enorgy and vitality in generations to come. The short-Fange problun is
not to let the Soviet Union throw e monkey wreneh into these proceedings
by finding Reana, such an the gang-hook with its bait of their most recent
peace treaty proposals concorning Germany, to delay the necessary vital
actions beyond 1952. I said that if they vere successful in delaying
these actions beyond 1952 the Soviet Union could be fairly confident that
the proposals thenselvos were dead and they vouldn't need to vorry about
them further.
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