Foreign Relations of the United States, 1950, The Near East, South Asia, and Africa, Volume V - Office of the Historian

B. United States–United Kingdom military and political talks on the Near East and South Asia

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

[Washington,] July 25, 1950.

[86] Editorial Note

[87] Record of Informal United States-United Kingdom Discussions, London, Monday Morning, September 18, 1950

London, September 18, 1950.

780.00/9–1850

[88] Record of Informal United States–United Kingdom Discussions, London, Monday Afternoon, September 18, 1950

London, September 18, 1950

780.00/9–1850

[89] Record of Informal United States–United Kingdom Discussions, London, Thursday Afternoon, September 21, 1950

London, September 21, 1950

780.00/9–2150

[90] Record of Informal United States–United Kingdom Discussions, London, Friday Afternoon, September 22, 1950

London, September 22, 1950

780.00/9–2250

[91] Record of the Under Secretary’s Meeting, October 16, 1950

[Washington, undated.]

[92] Memorandum by the Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern, South Asian, and African Affairs (McGhee) to the Ambassador at Large (Jessup)

[Washington,] October 19, 1950.

780.00/10–2050

[93] Paper Drafted by the Officer in Charge of Egypt and Anglo–Egyptian Sudan Affairs (Stabler)

[Washington,] October 24, 1950.

780.00/10–2050

[94] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Regional Planning Adviser for the Bureau of Near Eastern, South Asian and African Affairs (Howard)

[Washington,] October 24, 1950.

780.00/10–2450

[95] United States Minutes of United States–United Kingdom Political Military Conversations, Held at Washington, October 26, 1950

Washington, October 26, 1950

[96] Memorandum by Mr. Charles W. Yost of the Policy Planning Staff to the Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern, South Asian and African Affairs (McGhee)

Washington, November 14, 1950.

780.00/11–1450: Memorandum