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United States Department of State / Foreign relations of the United States, 1950. Korea
(1950)

The period of the North Korean offensive, July 1-September 15, 1950: British and Indian efforts at mediation; United Nations activities concerning Korea; the problem of the 38th parallel,   pp. 271-730 PDF (181.5 MB)

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728            FOREIGN RELATIONS, 1950, VOLUME VII
795.00/9-1450
            United States Delegation Minutes: SFM Min-4
                               .[Extracts] 1
 SECRET
 CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED STATES, UNITED KINGDOM, AND FRENC4Hi
                          FOREIGN MINISTERS
                     NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 1950
 MINUTES OF THE FOURTH MEETING HELD IN THE WALDORF-ASTORIA
                    3:00 P. M. SEPTEMBER 14, 1950
                                MEMBERS
                           Mr. Acheson (US)
                           Mr. Schuman (FR)
                           Mr. Bevin (UK)
                                PRESENT
     United State8              France               United Kingdom
'Philip C. Jessup        Henri Bonnet            M. E. Dening
,George W. Perkins       Jean Chauvel            Sir Pierson Dixon
Dean Rusk                M. de Latournelle       Sir Oliver Franks
                         Roland de Margerie      Sir Gladwyn Jebb
 Korea
   MR. ACHESON noted that the UN delegations of the three countries
lhad been in constant consultation on the Korean question and were
-agreed upon the course to be followed in the U.N.2 Unless there were
questions to be raised, it seemed unnecessary to discuss the issue
further.
   MR. BEVIN said that at a later time the United Kingdom wished to
 discuss the attitude to be taken toward the Syngman Rhee government,
 but there was no need to raise the issue now.3
 The complete text of these minutes is scheduled for publication in volume
iii.
 'See the memorandum agreed upon by the three U.N. delegations dated
 September 6, p. 704.
 ' The U.S. Delegation Summary Minutes of this portion of the meeting read
 as follows:
 "Mr. Acheson noted that the Delegations of the three governments to
the
 United Nations had had a full exchange of views on the subject of Korea
and
 were fully agreed upon the course to be followed in the United Nations with
 respect to that problem.
 "The Ministers approved the understanding reached by their Delegations
:in
this matter." (Summary Minutes 4: 795.00/9-1450)
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