Office of the Historian

A. The Soviet Note of March 10 and the Western Reply of March 25

[66] No. 66
The Ambassador in the United Kingdom (Gifford) to the Department of State

London, March 11, 1952—7 p.m.

662.001/3–1152: Telegram

[67] No. 67
The Secretary of State to the Embassy in the United Kingdom

Washington, March 14, 1952—7:41 p.m.

662.001/3–1452: Telegram

[68] No. 68
The Secretary of State to the Embassy in the United Kingdom

Washington, March 14, 1952—7:56 p.m.

662.001/3–2152: Telegram

[69] No. 69
The Secretary of State to the Embassy in the United Kingdom

Washington, March 15, 1952—1:50 p.m.

662.001/3–1552: Telegram

[70] No. 70
The Chargé in the Soviet Union (Cumming) to the Department of State

Moscow, March 16, 1952—8 p.m.

662.001/3–1652: Telegram

[71] No. 71
The Chargé in France (Bonsai) to the Department of State

Paris, March 17, 1952—8 p.m.

662A.00/3–1752: Telegram

[73] No. 73
The Secretary of State to the Embassy in France

Washington, March 17, 1952—7:54 p.m.

396 1 PA/3–1752 Telegram

[74] No. 74
The Secretary of State to Foreign Minister Schuman

Washington, March 18, 1952.

662.001/3–1852

[75] No. 75
The Chargé in France (Bonsal) to the Department of State

Paris, March 20, 1952—1 a.m.

662 001/3–2052 Telegram

[76] No. 76
The Chargé in France (Bonsal) to the Department of State

Paris, March 20, 1952—10 p.m.

662 001/3–2052 Telegram

[79] No. 79
The Chargé in the Soviet Union (Cumming) to the Department of State

Moscow, March 25, 1952—5 p.m.

662 001/3–2552 Telegram

[80] No. 80
The Secretary of State to the Embassy in the United Kingdom

Washington, March 25, 1952—8:45 p.m.

662.001/3–2552: Telegram