Foreign Relations of the United States, 1949, The Far East and Australasia, Volume VII, Part 2 - Office of the Historian

The policies of the United States with respect to the East Asian-Pacific area generally, with particular reference to proposals for the formation of regional associations or pacts ¹

^1.For documentation on general U.S. national security policy, see vol. i, pp. 249 ff. Other documentation concerning U.S. policy toward the East Asian-Pacific area in general is included in the country sections of the present volume. Additional material on U.S. policy with respect to Southeast Asia during 1949 appears in United States Department of Defense, United States-Vietnam Relations, 1945–1967, 12 vols. (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1971), Books 1 and 8.

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[367] The Ambassador in Korea (Muccio) to the Secretary of State

Seoul, August 12, 1949—6 p. m.

890.20/8–1249: Telegram

[368] The Consul General at Taipei (Macdonald) to the Secretary of State

Taipei, August 12, 1949.
[Received August 24—5:18 p. m.]

890.20/8–1249: Airgram

[369] The Chargé in the Philippines (Hester) to the Secretary of State

Manila, August 15, 1949—4 p. m.

890.20/8–1549: Telegram

[370] The Philippine Representative to the United Nations (Romulo) to the Director of the Office of Far Eastern Affairs (Butterworth) and the Ambassador at Large (Jessup)

[Manila, August 15, 1949.]

890.20/8–1549

[371] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Deputy Director of the Office of Far Eastern Affairs (Allison)

[Washington,] August 15, 1949.

890.20/8–1549

[372] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Chief of the Division of Southeast Asian Affairs (Reed)

[Washington,] August 17, 1949.

890.20/8–1749

[373] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in the Philippines

Washington, August 19, 1949—7 p. m.

890.20/8–1549: Telegram

[374] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in the Philippines

Washington, August 23, 1949—noon.

123 Jessup, Philip C./8–2349: Telegram

[375] The Ambassador in the Philippines (Cowen) to the Secretary of State

Manila, August 24, 1949—7 p. m.

890.20/8–2449: Telegram

[376] Memorandum by Mr. Max W. Bishop, of the Office of the Deputy Under Secretary of State to the Deputy Under Secretary of State (Rusk)

[Washington,] August 24, 1949.

890.20/8–2440

[377] The Ambassador in the Philippines (Cowen) to the Secretary of State

Manila, August 27, 1949—7 p. m.

890.20/8–2749: Telegram

[378] Memorandum to the Secretary of State

[Washington,] August 29, 1949.

890.00/8–2949

[379] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Thailand

Washington, September 1, 1949—1 p. m.

890.20/9–149: Telegram

[380] The Ambassador in Thailand (Stanton) to the Secretary of State

Bangkok, September 3, 1949—4 p. m.

890.20/9–349: Telegram

[381] The Ambassador in the Philippines (Cowen) to the Secretary of State

Manila, September 7, 1949—1 p. m.

890.20/9–749: Telegram

[382] Draft Prepared by the Deputy Under Secretary of State (Rusk)

[Washington, September 8, 1949.]

890.00/9–849

[383] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Director of the Office of Far Eastern Affairs (Butterworth)

[Washington,] September 12, 1949.

890.20/9–1249

[384] Report by Mr. Charles W. Yost, Special Assistant to the Ambassador at Large (Jessup)

[Washington, September 16, 1949.]

890.00/9–1349

[385] Memorandum by the Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern, South Asian, and African Affairs (McGhee) to the Deputy Under Secretary of State (Rusk)

[Washington,] November 4, 1949.

711.90/11–249

[386] Memorandum by the Ambassador at Large (Jessup) to the Secretary of State

Washington, November 16, 1949.

711.90/11–1649

[387] Memorandum by the Executive Secretary of the National Security Council (Souers) to the National Security Council

Washington, December 30, 1949.

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