Foreign Relations of the United States, 1950, Western Europe, Volume III

CFM Files: Lot M–88: Box 152: SFM Documents 1–40

Agenda of the Meetings of the Foreign Ministers of the United States, United Kingdom, and France

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New York, September 12, 1950.

Document 1 (Revised)¹

• I—North Atlantic Treaty Questions.

  A. European Defense Force.

  B. Financial Questions.

• II—German Problems.

  A. Internal Security.

  B. Report of the Intergovernmental Study Group.

  C. Berlin.

  D. Miscellaneous Problems.

  E. Communiqué.

• III—Consideration of the security problem in the Near East with particular reference to Greece and Turkey (including the Turkish request for participation in the North Atlantic Treaty).
• IV—Exchange of views on policy toward the Soviet Union in light of recent developments.
• V—Consideration of Western European Problems.

  A. East–West Trade.

  B. Economic assistance to Yugoslavia.

  C. Report of Tripartite Experts on European Migration.

• VI—Consideration of United Nations Problems within the context of recent events.

  A. The strengthening of United Nations procedures for dealing with aggression.

  B. Position concerning draft resolution on Spain.

• VII—Consideration of Far Eastern Problems.

  A. Policy toward Southeast Asia, particularly Indochina.

  B. Korea.

  C. Formosa.

  D. Chinese representation in the United Nations.

• VIII—Communiqué.

1. The only difference between Document 1 and Document 1 (Revised) is that the latter bears the parenthetical phrase at the top of the agenda “(Approved at the First Meeting, Tuesday, September 12, 3:00 p. m.).”