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OCR Page 1 of 40REEL 2 - 7/22/53 - Page 1. (KR)
Mr. Bundy:
As you look back on it that Moscow may not have been as ready to agree
on the Austrian Treaty as Vishinsky and the
ex post facto.
VOICE:
I get t he impression that Moscow was perfectly prepared to have an
Austrian Treaty.
Mr. Bundy:
As of June, 1949.
VOICE:
As of the time of the se me etings.
VOICE:
I think we were not on the air whe n you said that reconstructing the
obe
excursion with Vishinsky after the dinner at the Russian Embassy--
a point that we discussed last time, that being on June llth-mthe
discussion must have been the preliminary suggestion and the package
TRUMAN
deal on the modus vivendi.
G -NATIONAL ARCHIVES ADMIN &
RECORDS
VOICE:
Yes.
4.5 CONTINUED
Mr. Acheson:
One other thing that I wanted to mention is that when we came back from
this meeting in Paris, at the press conference of June 23, 1949, I made
quite a long, extemporaneous statement to the press about my general
impressions of the conforence=what had hap pened and what had not happened--
and then drew some conc lusions from it, whic h beared a little on Mac
Bundy's questi ons as to whether these ob servati ons that we have made
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