Office of the Historian

Efforts of the United States in behalf of a peace treaty and security agreerment with Japan; occupation and control of Japan 1

1. Continued from Foreign Relations, 1949, volume vii, Part 2. The present compilation includes certain documents regarding a potential Pacific Pact; for additional documents pertinent to that subject, see pp. 1 ff.

[687] The Ambassador at Large (Jessup) to the Secretary of State

[Tokyo,] January 10, 1950.

694.001/1–1050

[688] The Ambassador in Ceylon (Satterthwaite) to the Secretary of State

Colombo, January 14, 1950—11 a. m.

694.00/1–1450: Telegram

[690] Memorandum by the Legal Adviser (Fisher) to the Secretary of State

[Washington,] January 19, 1950.

694.001/1–18501

[691] Memorandum by the Deputy Under Secretary of State (Rusk)

[Washington,] January 24, 1950.

694.001/1–2450

[699] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Secretary of State

[Washington,] March 27, 1950.

Lot 53D444: Secretary’s Memoranda of Conversation

[703] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Counselor of the Mission in Japan (Huston)

[Tokyo,] April 8, 1950.

Lot 56D527: Office of Northeast Asian Affairs

[715] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Secretary of State

[London,] May 11, 1950.

694.001/5–1150

  1. This paper is filed with Mr. Butterworth’s memorandum to the Secretary of January 18, p. 1117.↩
  2. Date of conversation; the memorandum was prepared April 11 in Washington.↩