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^1.For previous documentation, see Foreign Relations, 1950, vol. iv, pp. 1074 ff.

[293] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Officer in Charge of Polish, Baltic, and Czechoslovak Affairs ( Vedeler)

[Washington,] January 3, 1951.

700.001/1–351

[294] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Ambassador to the Soviet Union ( Kirk)

[Washington,] January 12, 1951.

123–Kirk, Alan G.

[295] Memorandum by the Ambassador at Large ( Jessup) to the Deputy Under Secretary of State ( Matthews)

[Washington,] January 16, 1951.

611.61/1–1651

[296] The Chargé in the Soviet Union ( Barbour) to the Secretary of State

Moscow, January 29, 1951—2 p.m.

601.6111/1–2951: Telegram

[297] Memorandum by the Deputy Director of the Office of Eastern European Affairs ( Higgs)

[Washington,] January 29, 1951.

511.61/1–2951

[298] The Chargé in the Soviet Union ( Barbour) to the Secretary of State

Moscow, February 4, 1951—4 p.m.

762A.5/2–451:Telegram

[299] Memorandum by Lucius D. Battle, Special Assistant to the Secretary of State

[Washington,] February 7, 1951.

Secretary’s Memoranda, lot 53D444

[300] Editorial Note

[301] The Ambassador in the Soviet Union ( Kirk) to the Secretary of State

Moscow, February 19, 1951—1 p.m.

661.00/2–1951: Telegram

[302] Draft Department of State Policy Statement

Washington, undated.

611.61/1–1651

[303] Memorandum by George F. Kennan to the Secretary of State

[Princeton, March 13, 1951?]

032/3–2751

[304] The Secretary of State to Senator Tom Connally

[Washington,] March 20, 1951.

611.00/2–951

[305] The Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional Relations ( McFall) to Representative Thomas J. Lane

[Washington,] March 20, 1951.

601.6111/3–151

[306] Memorandum for the Record, by the Deputy Special Assistant for Intelligence ( Howe)

[Washington,] April 13, 1951.

761.00/4–1351

[307] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Director of the Office of Eastern European Affairs ( Reinhardt)

[Washington,] April 20, 1951.

032/4–2051

[308] The Ambassador in the Soviet Union ( Kirk) to the Secretary of State

Moscow, April 25, 1951—1 p.m.

661.00/4–2551: Telegram

[309] The Ambassador in the Soviet Union ( Kirk) to the Secretary of State

Moscow, April 25, 1951.

661.00/4–2551: Despatch

[310] The Ambassador in the Soviet Union ( Kirk) to the Secretary of State

Moscow, May 1, 1951—6 p.m.

700.00–May Day/5–151: Telegram

[311] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in the United Kingdom

Washington, May 15, 1951—8 p.m.

740.5/5–551: Telegram

[312] Memorandum by the Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs ( Thorp) to the Under Secretary of State ( Webb)

[Washington,] May 24, 1951.

601.6111/5–2451

[313] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Under Secretary of State ( Webb)

[Washington,] June 6, 1951.

601.6111/6–651

[314] The United States Deputy Representative on the North Atlantic Council ( Spofford) to the Secretary of State

London, June 12, 1951—7 p.m.

740.5/6–1251: Telegram

[315] The United States Deputy Representative on the North Atlantic Council ( Spofford) to the Secretary of State

London, June 14, 1951—6 p.m.

740.5/6–1451: Telegram

[316] The Minister Counselor of the Embassy in the Soviet Union ( Barbour) to the Department of State

Moscow, June 15, 1951.

124.615/6–1551: Despatch

[317] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in the United Kingdom

Washington, June 16, 1951.

740.5/6–851: Airgram

[318] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Minister Counselor of the Embassy in the Soviet Union ( Barbour)

[Moscow,] June 18, 1951.

123–Barbour, Walworth

[319] The United States Deputy Representative on the North Atlantic Council ( Spofford) to the Secretary of State

London, June 20, 1951—10 p.m.

740.5/6–2051: Telegram

[320] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in the United Kingdom

Washington, June 28, 1951—8 p.m.

740.5/6–2551: Telegram

[321] Concurrent Resolution of Congress

undated

[322] The Secretary of State to the President

[Washington,] July 5, 1951.

611.61/7–551

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