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OCR Page 1 of 3CABINET MEETING, JANUARY 25, 1952
Vice Pres - Absent
Tobin -
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THEIR
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ARCHIVES AND
RECORDS
Galvin for Labor
SERVICE
No briefing on Korea.
ACHESON
Meeting tomorrow in Paris tomorrow of representatives of 6 nations
seeking to set up a European Army. The program is showing signs of pro-
gress. The new French government is still a minority govt and may be
short lived. Events are more favorable in talks with British on Iranian
oil crises. They have made some concessions.
LOVETT
Truce talks in Korea have bogged down. Ridgeway's deputy is com-
ing to Washington to report and seek instructions.
CHAPMAN
Is making report to Chas Wilson in a few days on fuel oil situa-
tion. It is a transportation problem, not a supply problem. It does not
look serious at this time. Is getting more support for mine safety pro-
gram in Congress than was expected.
THE PRESIDENT
Is pleased with progress of Congress on Internal Revenue Re-organi-
zation bill which was submitted to this session.
HARRIMAN
Has been meeting with Congressional groups on Mutual Assistance
Program. They are at present time jockeying for restrictions and condi-
tions under which Foreign Aid will be applied. They do not indicate all
out opposition but are striving for crippling amendments.
WILSON
Is running into new critical period on availability of copper and
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