NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL STATUS OF PROJECTS AS OF NOVEMBER 6, 1950

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NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
STATUS OF PROJECTS
as of
November 6, 1950
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NATIONAL
SECURITY COUNCIL
STATUS OF PROJECTS
1. COMPLETED PROJECTS
(October 30, 1950-November 6, 1950)
NSC 83/1 THE POSITION OF
BERSHIP IN NATO
A BILATERAL ARRA
(NSC Action No.
THE UNITED STATES REGARDING IRISH MEM-
AND MILITARY ASSISTANCE TO.IRELAND UNDER
'NGEMENT
3?(3)
PROGRESS REPORT, DATED OCTOBER 11t 19502 BY THE DEPART-
MENT OF STATE ON EXPORT CONTROLS AND SECURITY POLICY
NSC Action No. 347-a) and MEETTNi 'DISC FROM EXECUTIVE
CRETT7r?SUBJECT: 'EAST WEST TRADE" DATED NOVEMBER
S-8-72A-Ttion No. 371)
PROGRESS REPORT, DATED OCTOBER 16, 1950, BY THE SECRE-
TARY OF STATE ON UNITED STATES -POLICY TOWIRD THE CONFLICT
WEE H i S' AI Gs LAVIA N 1 and EC NO IC
RELATrONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STA ES AND YUGOSLAVIA
7-7873?
NSC Action No. 372)
PROGRESS REPORT, DATED OCTOBER 9, 1950, BY THE DEPART-
MENT OF STATE ON UNITED STATES POSITION REGARDING
STRENGTHENING THE DEFENSE 051 EUROPE AND THE NATURE OF
GEPNIANyt$ CONTRIBUTION THERETO NSC 82
NSC Action 0. 7
PROGRESS REPORT., DATED OCTOBER 17? 1950 BY THE UNDER
SECRETARY OF STATE ON THE FOREIGN INFORMATION PROGRAM
AND PSYCHOLOG CA R PLAAI NG SC 5-9-71)
(NSC Action No. 375)
PROGRESS REPORT, DATED OCTOBER 26, 19501_ BY THE UNDER
SECRETARY OF STATE ON PROdnAM OF UNITED NATIOffETC-TM
TO SNP ATMEZSION NSC 8
TRW Action No. 37
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2. PROJECTS UNDER CONSIDERATION BY THE NSC
A. ITEMS SCHEDULED ON AGENDA FOR 1st NSC MEETING, THURSDAY,
NOVEICIBER 92 1950
THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO THE PHILIPPINES
(17C 84/1; NSC 84) '
At the suggestion of the President, the NSC Staff was requested to
prepare a report on the above subject for Council consideration.
CIA Intelligence Memorandum No. 296, "Current Situation in the
Philippines", furnished to Consultants and Staff on June 9; pre-
liminary ORE 33-50, "Current Situation in the Philippines",
furnished the Staff on June 27. Initial State draft circulated
June 22, 1950. Views and recommendations by the JCS (NSC 84)
were circulated for the information of the NBC and referred to
the NSC Staff for use in the preparation of a draft report. At
the Senior Staff meeting on October 4, it was agreed that this
project should be completed as a matter of priority. Draft report
by Staff Assistants amended by the Senior NSO Staff and submitted
as NSC 84/1 for Council consideration. Scheduled as Item 1 on
the agenda of the 71st NSC Meeting on November 9.
SECURITY OF STRATEGICALLY IMPORTANT INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS IN
a-
(Progress Re'Dort, dated October 30, 1950, by the Under SecretaLy
of State on NSC 29)
Circulated for the information of. the Council and the Secretary of
the Treasury. Scheduled for information as Item 2 on the agenda
of the 71st NBC Meeting, November 9.
THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO UNITED STATES
AND NORTH ATLAIITIC SECURITY 'INTER27STS IN ICELAND '
(Progress Report, dated October 3-1-, 1950, by the Under Secretary
of State on NSC 40/1)
Circulated for the information of the Council and the Secretary of
the Treasury. Scheduled for information as Item 4 on the agenda
of the 71st NSC Meeting, November 9.
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PROJECTS UNDER CONSIDERATION BY THE NSC (Contld)
UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD INTER,.AMERICAN MILITARY COLLABORATION
(Progress )*ort, dae&NOvember 2, 1.50,1-----fTiriWybyther
of State on NSC 56/2)
Circulated for the information of the COunoil and the Secretary
of the Treasury. Scheduled for information as Item 5 on the agenda
of the 71st NSC Meeting, November 9. (See also Section 5.)
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ROE S U DER CO SD RAT
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B HE NS (Contld)
B. ITEMS UNDER OaLgglIaOljg-IZIALUSIILAMPN
ag1-121/2
(Mmo for NSC from Executive Secretary, same subject, dated
June 19, 1950)
Memorandum by the Chairman, NSRB recommending a revision of NSC
10/2, -submitted for Council consideration by the reference memo of
June 19. Approved by State with comments, July 7. Awaiting action
by other Counciljaembers. At the request of the Chairman, NSRB,
this matter will be scheduled on the agenda of a later Council
meeting.
A PLAN FOB NATIONAL2galgaglakiigiMa
(NSC 7+; Memos for NSC from Executive Secretary, same subject,
dated July 10 and September 14, 1950)
The reference report on the subject, transmitted by the Under Secre-
tary of State and prepared by the organization established pursuant
to NSC 59/1, submitted for consideration by the Council and the Sec-
retary of the Treasury by the reference memo of July 10. Approved
August 4 by State, subject to comments; approved September 13 by De-
fensel:subject to proposed changes and conditions. Actions by State
and Defense submitted for Council consideration in connection with
NSC 74 by the reference memo dated September 14. Awaiting memoran-
dum action by other Council members and the Secretary of the Treas-
ury and study by the Senior NSC Staff. (See also Section 3-C, Item
3 )
0 RD N T ON ?F U. ILLE0210.101jaillaalgELAIIME
NSC '.l 1; NSC .1; Memos for NSC from Executive Secretary,
same subject, dated May 16 and August 149 1950)
,
Pursuant to NSC 61, a report by the Under Secretaries of State and
the Army, and with the concurrence of the President7 representatives
for a Working Group were designated by the Secretaries of State, De-
fense, the Treasury, and Commerce, and the Economic Cooperation Ad-
ministrator, to prepare a report looking to closer coordination of
economic and military aid programs generally for Far Eastern areas.
The report, prepared by the Working Group with the assistance of a
representative of the Bureau of the Budget, was submitted for con-
sideration by the reference memo of May 16 as NSC 61/1. Approved by
the Secretaries of the Treasury and Commerce; disapproved by the Eco-
nomic Cooperation Administrator, with comment. Reply of the Secre-
tary of Defense with the views of the JCS, circulated by the
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NSC (Contld)
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FOP ? EASTERN ARE S (Contld)
reference memo of August 14, which summarizes the above replies and
suggests an appropriate Council action in the light thereof. Ap-
proved by Defense and Treasury, August 17; by NSEB and ECA, August
18; by Commerce, with comments, August 19. Awaiting action by other
Council members with respect to the suggestion in the reference memo
of August 14.
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PROJECTS UNDER CONSIDERATION By THE NSC (Contld)
C. ITEMS AWAITING SUBSEQUENT NSC CONSIDERATION
UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD SPAIN
(NSC 72';'N$C 72/1j NSb Action No, 312)
JCS views on the subject circulated as NSC 72 for the information
of the Council. State views on the subject in response to NSC 72,
circulated as NBC 72/1, also for the information of the Council.
At its 60th Meeting the Council discussed the subject, deferred
further action until the next Council meeting, and directed the
NSC Consultants to study the reference papers in preparation for
further Council consideration. PlAimussion of the subject further
deferred at the request of Defense. To be scheduled on the agenda
of a later Council meeting. (See also Section 3-0, Item 1.)
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3. CURRENT NSC STAFF PROJECTS
A. SENIOR NSC STAFF
UNITED STATES POLICY WITH RESPECT TO TURKEY
(NSC Action No. 366-c)
In accordance with the reference action, the NSC Staff has been di-
rected to prepare a report on the subject. Awaiting consideration
by the. Senior NSC Staff.
UNITED STATES POLICY WITH RESPECT TO BERLIN AND EASTERN
(NSC 89; NSC 73/4, par. 42; Memo for NSC from Executive
subject: "Additional Airlift to Support the Far East",
September 27, 1950; NSC Action No. 368; Memo for Senior
from Executive Secretary, subject "United States Policy
spect to Berlin and Eastern Germany", dated October 31,
GERMANY
Secretary,
dated
NSC Staff
with Re-
1950)
At its 69th Meeting, the Council noted the reference memo and the
fact that the situation presented therein would-be taken into consid-
eration in the studies on the Berlin blockade referred to in par.
42 of NSC 73/4. Memoranda on the subject by the Deputy Under
Secretary of State and the Secretary of Defense were circulated
for the information of the Council and the Secretary of the Treas-
ury as NSC 89, and referred to the NSC Staff for use in connection
with this staff project pursuant to par. 42 of NSC 73/4. The
Senior Staff discussed NSC 89 at its meeting on October 25, and
agreed to consider the subject further upon receipt of a study on
airlift capabilities under preparation in the JCS. JCS study
circulated to Senior NSC Staff by reference memo dated October 31.
To be scheduled on the agenda of a later Senior NSC Staff Meeting.
POSITION OF THE U. S. WITH RESPECT TO COMMUNIST CHINA
At its meeting on October 19, the Senior NSC Staff agreed that the
Senior State member should recommend at a later meeting whether
preparation of a report or reports on this subject is desirable,
with particular reference to the following points:
a. The contingency of Chinese Communist membership
in the UN.
b. Possibilities regarding the ultimate disposition
of Formosa which would be acceptable to the U. S.
c. Reconsideration of U. S. trade policy toward Com-
munist China (NSC 41 Series).
It was agreed that if the project is undertaken the Senior State mem-
ber would prepare for consideration by the Senior Staff a proposed
outline of a report. Awaiting recommendation by Senior State member.
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CURRENT NSC STAFF PROJECTS (Cont 'd)
JPA S 'E'CE T ATY
NSC 0
At its meeting on September 15, the Senior NSC Staff agreed that
this subject should be a continuing NSC project and that accordingly
the Senior State member should keep the Senior Staff informed of any
security policy issues which may arise, with a view to further con-
sideration of the subject.
VNITE10 STS 0ETfl APFITGRAMS F911 ,NATIONAL SECURITY
(NSC 68/2; NSC 68/1 and Annexes to NSC 68/1; NSC 68; NSC Actions Nos,
289, 295, 302, 304, 307, 308-a, 321, 326, 342-b, 350-14 351 and 361)
In the light of NSC Actions Nos. 361-1 and 361-b, the Senior NSC
Staff, with the assistance of the ad hoc committee on NSC 68, on
October 2:
a. Agreed that the senior Defense and JCS members should
as soon as possible obtain and make available for use in revis-
ing NSC 68/1 the views of the Secretary of Defense on the mili-
tary programs under NSC 68.
Agreed that the ad hoe committee on NSC 68 should mean-
while commence the preparation of revised recommendations relat-
ing to the other programs contained in Annexes 1 to 7 of NSC
68/1.
a. Agreed that Annex 8 of NSC 68/1 would be discussed by
the Senior NSC Staff at an early meeting.
d. Agreed that the Bureau of the Budget should be respon-
sible for preparing, for consideration by the Senior NSC Staff,
a revision of Annex 9 of NSC 68/1 in the light of the views*of
the various departments and agencies.
? 1. Constituted a special committee, consisting of offi-
cals of the Council of Economic Advisers (Chairman), the De-
partment of the Treasury, the National Security Resources Board,
the Bureau of the Budget, and Mr. Harriman's office, with the
participation of other departments and agencies whenever appro-
priate, to prepare agreed recommendations regarding Annex 10 of
NSC ? 68/1 for consideration by the Senior NSC Staff.
In accordance with the agreement at the Senior NSC Staff meeting on
October 4, the study on 'U. S. military capabilities" referred to in
NSC Action No. 308-d will be covered in connection with the revision
of NSC 68/1 rather than as a separate project.
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CURRENT FC.STAFTPROJECTS (Contid)
At the direction of the President, the Secretary of Commerce desig-
nated an official to join with the Senior NSC Staff in the revision
of NSC 68/1.
At the Senior Staff meeting on October 30, a statement by the NSRB
member was noted with respect to the seriousness of the current prob-
lem of the relation between domestic controls and military procure-
ment programs.
Awaiting report- by the Senior Defense and JCS members On the military
programs under NSC 68. (See Section 3-C for details on the progress-:
of other assignments.)
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CURRENT NBC STAFF PROJECTS (Cont 'a)
B. NSC STAFF ASSISTANTS
THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO GREECE
(NSC Action No. 366-a, -b)
State draft report circulated August 8, to be revised by State in
the light of the Staff Assistants' discussion on September 7. At
the Senior Staff meeting on October 4, it was agreed that this
project, among others, while not a matter of priority, should be
completed as rapidly as possible. At its 69th Meeting,. in connection
with its discussion of a progress report on NBC 42/1, "U. S. Ob-
jectives with Respect to Greece and Turkey to Counter Soviet
Threats to U. S. Security", the Council noted (NSC Action No. 366-a,
? -b) that the report on U. S. policy toward Greece in preparation by
the NSC Staff will take into account the desirability of assisting
the Greek Army in improving its ability to defend against external
aggression from adjacent Soviet satellites. Revised draft by State
circulated October 26. Scheduled for consideration by Staff
Assistantsat a meeting on November 7.
THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES TOWARD YUGOSLAVIA
(NSO 73/4, par. 37-a-(2)i Memo' for NSC from Executive Secretary,
subject: "United States Policy Toward Yugoslavia and the Furnishing
of Military Assistance to Yugoslavia in Case of Aggression", dated
September 5, 1950
Memo by the JCS circulated by the reference memo at the request of
the Secretary of Defense for the information of the Council, and
referred to the NSC Staff for use in connection with studies being
prepared pursuant to NBC Action No. 348-b, with particular reference
to the review of NSC 18/4. Referred by the Senior NSC Staff to
the Staff Assistants for use in the preparation of a revised re-
port on the above subject. At the Senior Staff meeting on October
4, it was agreed that this project, among others, while not a
matter of priority, should be completed as rapidly as possible.
Awaiting initial draft report by State.
GENERAL STATEMENTS OF PRINCIPLE DERIVED FROM NBC POLICY REPORTS
At its meeting on September 6, the Senior NSC Staff agreed that
the Staff Assistants should examine existing NSC policy reports
with a view to deriving therefrom any general statements of
principle. At the Senior Staff meeting on October 4, it was agreed
that this project, among others, while not a matter of priority,
should be completed as rapidly as possible. Awaiting review of
existing NSC policy reports by the Staff Assistants.
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CURRENT NSC STAFF PROJECTS (Conttd)
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UN T D S A /PS OLICY TOWARD SA
NSC 72; NSC 72/1 NSC Ac ion No. 312; Memo for NSC Consultants, sub-
ject: "The Provision of Military Aid to Spain", dated August 3, 1950;
Revised Nemo of Senior NSC Staff Meeting, August 11, 1950)
JCS views on the subject circulated as NSC 72 for the information of
the Council. State views on the subject in response to NSC 72, cir-
culated as NSC 72/1 also for the information of the Council. At its
60th Meeting the Council discussed the subject, deferred further ac-
tion until the next Council meeting, and directed the NSC Consult-
ants to study the reference papers in preparation for further Coun-
cil consideration. A memo for the President by the Secretary of
Defense on "The Provision of Military Aid to Spain", referred by
the President to the Executive Secretary, was circulated by the ref-
erence memo for the information and use of the NSC Consultants and
Staff in connection with their study of NSC 72 and NSC 72/1. At a
Senior NSC Staff meeting on August 11, it was agreed to reconsider
our relationship with Spain on the basis of a statement of U. S.
military requirements with respect to Spain. Awaiting paper by
Senior JCS member, scheduled for completion at an early date. (See
also Section 2-C,Item 1.)
REI/EASE OF INFORMATION REGARDING NEW WEAFONS
(Memo for NSC Consultants and AEC Representative from Executive Sec-
retary, same subject, dated July 5, 1950)
At the direction of the President, the Council and the Chairman,
Atomic Energy Commission, have undertaken a consideration of the
general problem of weapons information, including atomic weapons,
in order to make appropriate recommendations to the President on the
subject. A draft report prepared by the Executive Secretary in ac-
cordance with the discussion at a meeting on June 22, has been cir-
culated to the NSC Staff and a representative of the AEC by the ref-
erence memo. Awaiting redraft of this report by Defense.
A ? AN OR NA INAL S HI OGICA WARF
BISC 7 ; Memo for NSC. from Executive Secretary, same subject,
dated September 14, 1950)
In light of the divergent views with respect to NSC 74 (reference
memo), the Senior NSC Staff, at its meeting on September 15, agreed
that the. organization established in the Department of State pursuant
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CURRENT NSC STAFF PROJECTS (Contld)
A PLAN FOR NATIONAL PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE (Contid)
to NSC 59/1 should make a further effort to reconcile those views at
an early date. Awaiting report by this organization, to be presented
to the Senior NSC Staff at an early date. (See also Section 2-B,
Item 2.)
U S. COURSES OF ACTION IN THE, yu'T m SOVIETS ATTEMPT TO
cuAg THE BALTIQ
(NSC 88)
Memo by the JCS circulated for the information of the Council and the
Secretary of the Treasury and, upon the recommendation of the Secre-,
tary of Defense, who concurs in paragraph six thereof, referred to
the NSC Staff for use in the preparation of a report for Council con-
sideration. At its meeting on October 19, the Senior NSC Staff
agreed that the Department of State should prepare for consideration
by the NSC Staff a draft report on the subjecttstaking into account
the views of the JCS in NSC 88. Awaiting drall report from State.
THE ,P0SITT.ON_OF TTE WITED STATE WITH REISPECT TO INDOCHINA
At its 'meeting on October 19, the Senior NSC Staff agreed to consider
this subject further upon receipt of a draft paper on the subject
prepared by the Southeast Asia Aid Committee, together with the com-
ments of the State Department, the Joint Secretaries, and the Joint
Chiefs of Staff thereon. Awaiting draft report by Southeast Asia Aid
Committee with comments thereon by the State Department, the Joint
Secretaris, and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
UNTED:STATES Ale AI,LIED WAR aBJEums IJ rip EVENT OF guipAL WAR
(NSC 79; Memo for NSC from Eke-eutiVe Secretary, Same subject, dated
September 6, 1950)
Memo on the subject by the JCS (NSC 79) circulated at the request of
the Secretary of Defense for the information of the NSC and referred
to the NSC Staff for use in the preparation of a report for Council
consideration.
The NSC was advised, by the reference memo, of the Senior NSC Staff's
decision to designate an ad hoc group of specially-qualified offic-
ials to undertake preliminary work on a draft report which will in-
clude both a statement of war objectives, in the event of global war,
and such related questions as a statement of the conditions that the
Saw U. S. Would be willing to accept for a peaceful settlement with the
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CURRENT NSC STAFF PROJECTS (Cont,d)
UNITED STATES AND ALLIED WAR OBJECTIVES IN THE EVENT OF GLOBAL WAR
(Contld)
USSR and its satellites. After preliminary exploration of the prob-
lem by the ad hoc group, the State Department Policy Planning Staff
will prepare the first draft of a report in the light of the discus-
sions by the ad hoc group. At the Senior NBC Staff meeting on Octo-
ber 2, it was agreed to establish November 15, 1950 as the target
date for completion of a report on the subject for Council consid-
eration. At the initial meeting of the ad hoc group under the
chairmanship of the State Department member on October 6, the form
and content of a response to the problems posed by NSC 79 were dis-
cussed and agreed upon. Awaiting draft by the Policy Planning Staff
in the light of the discussion by the ad hoc group.
uNITEp STATES OBJECTIVES AND PROGRAMS FOR NATIONAL SECURITY
(Annexed Nos.-1-7 to NSO'68/1)
In accordance with the agreement at the Senior NBC Staff meeting on
October 2, the ad hoc committee on NSC 68 was directed to prepare
revised recommendations relating to the programs contained in the
subject Annexes)
At a meeting of the ad hoc committee on October 6, assignments of
responsibility for revision of Annexes Nos, 1-7 were agreed upon
in a schedule designed to meet the deadline of November 15.
At a meeting of the ad hoc committee on October 16, Annex No. 7,
"The Internal Security Program", was accepted in general as a
balanced program within the framework of the NSC 68 project and is
now ready for consideration by the Senior NSC Staff. Revisions of
the other Annexes are scheduled for completion within the framework
of the present deadline schedule, and Parts I, II, III and IV of
NBC 68/1 are to be revisedin the light of the revisions of the
Annexes.
At its meeting on November 2, the ad hoc committee agreed that
Annex No. 5, The Information and Educational Exchange Program"
subject to changes suggested at the meeting and the inclusion of
a statement to be prepared on the ECA information program, repre-
sented a balanced information program within the provisional frame-
work of the NSC 68 project. The Department of State will prepare
the revision of this Annex along the lines indicated.
The revision of Annex No. 4, "The Stockpiling Program" was dis-
cussed at a meeting of the ad hoc committee on November 2 and referre
back to the N$RB for further revision upon receipt of the
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CURRENT NSC STAFF PROJECTS (Cont'd)
UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND PROGRAMS FOR NATIONAL SECURITY (Contld)
anticipated military and other programs currently under revision
in Annex No. 1.
A revision of Annex No. 3, "The Civil Defense Program" has been
deferred for consideration at the next ad hoc committee meeting.
(See also Section 3-A, Item 50 and other related projects immedi-
ately below.)
LONGTERM POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC FRAMEWORK
(Annex. No. 8 to NC 68/1)
At its meeting on October 11, the Senior NSC Staff suggested revi-
sions to the outline on political and economic guides, 1950-55,
presented by the Department of State, and agreed that the Depart-
ment of State should proceed with a draft revision of Annex 8 on
the basis of the outline. Awaiting revision of Annex 8 by State.
(See also related project above and Section 3-A, Item 5.)
ORGANIZATION FOR COORDINATING NATIONAL SECURITY POLICIES AND PRO-
GliAMS
Mac No. 9 to NSC 68/1)
In accordance with the agreement at the Senior NSC Staff meeting on
October 2, the Bureau of the Budget assumed responsibility for pre-
paring a revision of the subject Annex in the light of the views of
the various departments and agencies. Awaiting revision by the Bu-
reau of the Budget. (See also Section 3-A, Item 5.)
THE ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE PROPOSED PROGRAMS: REQUIRED
P1SNL? bUDGETARY AND/ OTHEfi ECONOMIC MUCUS
(Annex: No. 10 to NSC 68/1)
In accordance with the agreement at the Senior NSC Staff meeting on
October 2, a special committee, consisting of officials of the
Council of Economic Advisers (Chairman), the Department of the
Treasury, the National Security Resources Board, the Bureau of
the Budget, and Mr. Harriman's office, with the participation of
other departments and agencies when appropriate, was constituted
to prepare agreed recommendations regarding the subject Annex.
Awaiting recommendations by the special committee. (See also
Section 3-A, Item 5.)
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CURRENT NBC STAFF PROJECTS (Cont'd)
UNITED STATES POLICY ON DEFECTORS
(MC B6;' SC Action Ro. 364)
The reference report by the Secretary of Defense, enclosing a
memo by the Joint Secretaries on the subject, was submitted for
consideration by the NBC and the Secretary of the Treasury of the
Recommendation 'contained therein that an ad hoc committee be ap-
pointed to undertake a study of the entire defector problem.
At its 69th Meeting the Council referred NSC 86, without endorse-
ment of the proposals contained therein, to the NBC Staff for the
preparation of a study of U. S. policy on defectors, with a view
to making appropriate recommendations to the Council. At its
meeting on October 13, the Senior NBC Staff agreed to notify the
Executive Secretary at an early date of the names of representatives
on an ad hoc committee on this subject, which will include repre-
sentation from the Department of Justice. The following designa-
tions were received as of October 23: State, Mr. Fisher; Defense,
Secretary Matthews; NSRB, Mr. Lanphier; Treasury, Mr. McNeil;
JCS, Rear Admiral Stevens; CIA, Mr. Carey; Mr. Harriman's office,
Mr. Berger; Justice, Col. Naramore. At its first meeting on
October 260 the ad hoc committee agreed that initial studies
would be prepared by the Department of State and the CIA, with
appropriate advice and assistance from the other departments and
agencies represented on the ad hoc committee. Awaiting reports
from State and CIA.
NSC DETERMINATIONS ON EAST-WEST TRADE; EXPORT CONTROLS AND
SECURITY POLICY
(Public Law 843, 81st Congress, Second Session; NSC Action No, 347;
NSC 69 Series)
In connection with the Council's responsibilities on the subject un-
der Chapter XIII, Section 1304, of Public Law 843, 81st Congress,
2nd Session, approved September 27, 1950, the Senior NBC Staff
agreed at its meeting on October 4 that the Senior State member
shouldl present recommendations on the subject for consideration
by the Senior Staff.
At its meeting on October 25, the Senior NSC Staff agreed to con-
sider the suggestion of the Executive Secretary that a subcommittee,
to include officials of the Department of Commerce and the Eco-
nomic Cooperation Administration, be established to prepare recom-
mendations on the subjects for consideration by the Senior Staff.
To be scheduled for further discussion on the agenda of a later
Senior NBC Staff'meeting Alec> aiting:report bytherSenior State
member. (See also the two following Items.)
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CURRENT NSC STAFF PROJECTS (Cont'd)
EAST-WEST TRADE
(NSC 91; NSC Actions Nos. 347 and 370)
Report by the Secretary of State (NSC 91) was referred by the NSC
at its 70th Meeting to the NSC Staff, including members from the
Department of Commerce and the Economic Cooperation Administration,
to prepare an agreed draft report on the subject for consideration
at an early council meeting.
Also at the 70th Meeting, the Council agreed that the Secretary of
State, the Secretary of Commerce, and the Economic Cooperation
Administrator should work out urgent arrangements for temporary
relief from the provisions of 'NSC Action No. 347-0 and submit them
to the President for approval, pending final action on the report
to be prepared by the NSC Staff as indicated above.
At its meeting on November 3, the Senior NSC Staff agreed to con-
stitute a Special Committee of officials of Assistant Secretary rank
who are familiar with the problem to produce an agreed draft report
on the subject. Assistant Secretary Thorp and Mr. John Harriman
were named as members of the subcommittee from the Department of
State and Mr. Averell Harriman's office, respectively.
Awaiting designation of other Special Committee members. A meeting
of the.Special Committee has been arranged tentatively for Wednes-
day, November 8, at 10:30 a.m. (See also item above and item below.)
OPERATION OF ISBRAVDTSEN COMPANY, INC.., SHIPS TO COMMUNIST COUNTRIES
(NSC 87; Memos for?TiiiOr NSC 'staff from Executive Secretary, subject
"Strengthening of Export Control Laws", dated October 16 and October
25, 1950; Memo for NSC from Executive Secretary, same subject,
dated November 1, 1950)
Memorandum by the JCS (NSC 87) circulated, at the request of the Sec-
retary.of Defense, to the Council for information and referred to
the NSC Staff for use in the preparation, as a matter of priority
of recommendations as to specific governmental measures to be taken,
for early consideration by the Council, the Secretary of the Treas-
ury, the Attorney General, and the Secretary of Commerce. At its
meeting on October 13, the Senior MC Staff agreed that the Depart-
ment of Commerce should proceed with investigation and appropriate
enforcement action in the light of NSC 87. The Senior Staff further
agreed to consider at a later date any questions of policy that
might arise as a result of such investigation and enforcement action.
In the meantime the Senior Staff agreed to study a draft proposal
for strengthening the export control laws informally submitted by
the Department of Justice representative and circulated by the
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reference memo dated October 16.
Memos relating to the subject, transmitted by the Assistant Secre-
tary of Commerce, Mr. Blaisdell, were circulated for information of
the Senior NSC Staff by the reference memo dated October 25, and
to serve as the basis for further consideration of the subject at
a future meeting.
Memo by the Secretary of Defense on the subject circulated by the
reference memo dated November 1, for the information of the Council,
the Secretary of the Treasury, the Attorney General, and the Secre-
tary of Commerce, and referred to the NBC Staff, including officials
of the Departments of Justice and Commerce for this purpose, for
use in connection with this project.
To be scheduled on the agenda of a future Senior NSC Staff meeting.
(see also two items above.)
HE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO IRAN
At the Snior NBC Staff meeting on October 4, it was agreed that
this project should be completed as a matter of priority. After
several revisions, a draft report by the Staff Assistants was sub-
mitted for Senior NBC Staff consideration on October 18. At its
meeting on October 19 the Senior NSC Staff considered the draft
report and referred it to the Staff Assistants for further revision
in the light of the discussion.
A redraft by the Staff Assistants, dated October 24, was considered
by the Senior MSC Staff at its meeting on October 25. At that
meeting, the Senior Staff agreed that the draft report on the sub-
ject to be prepared for Council consideration should be based upon
a complete reassessment of the U. S. position toward Iran, including
a review of the applicability to Iran of the basic U. S. position
relating to the Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East, approved
in 1947, and of current British thinking regarding this area.
At the Senior Staff meeting on October 30 it was agreed that the
solution of the problem of determining the importance of the Middle
East in general, and of Iran in particular, to the security of the
United States, depended in part on the value of the oil resources
of these areas to the economy of Western Europe. The CIA member
was requested, with assistance from appropriate departments and
agencies, to prepare as early as possible an intelligence estimate
of the extent to which the Western European economy is dependent
upon Middle Eastern oil, and of the related problems involved in
alternate sources of supply. Awaiting report by CIA.
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COLLABORATION WITH FRIENDLY GOVERNMENTS ON OPERATIONS AGAINST
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Report by the Secretary of State, circulated for the information of
the Council and the Secretary of the Treasury and, as recommended
therein, referred to the Senior NSC Staff for use in the prepara-
tion of a report. At the Senior Staff meeting on October 30 the
Senior State and JCS members undertook to collaborate in the prepa-
ration .of a draft NSC paper covering both the political and military
aspects of the problem; and the Senior CIA member agreed to pre-
pare an intelligence estimate on current and probable areas and
characteristics of guerrilla warfare. Awaiting reports by State .
and JCS, and by CIA, respectively.
THE UNITED. STATES POSITION WITH RESPECT TO SOUTH ASIA
(Memos for NBC from Eke&UtiVe Secretary,. subject: 'Appraisal of
U. S. National Interests in South Asia," dated June 2 and June 17,
1949; SANACC 360/14; NSC Action No. 224; NSC 48/2; Memo for the
NSC Staff from Executive Secretary, same subject, dated November 1,
1950)
Report by SANACC (360/14) on the subject, and amendments proposed
by the Secretary of Defense, referred by the Council at its 42nd
Meeting to the NSC Staff for use in preparation of a report pursuant
to NSC 48, "U. S. Policy Toward Asia", and for re-examination in
light of that study (NSC 48/2) and the discussion at the meeting.
After a number of staff drafts and revisions, consideration by
Staff Assistants temporarily deferred pending further consideration
of the isubject by State. At the Senior Staff meeting on October 4,
it was agreed that this project, among others, while not a matter
of priority, should be completed as rapidly as possible. State
revision circulated October 19, discussed by Staff Assistants on
October 27, and, with final revision, submitted November 1 for
Senior NBC Staff consideration. At its meeting on November 3,
the Senior NSC Staff referred the draft report to the Department
of State for preparation of a new draft which, in addition to
area-wide policy, would also emphasize V. S. policies regarding the
respective countries within the area, following the example of
NBC 48/2. Awaiting report by the Department of State.
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APPRAISAL Of FOREIGN Ecomjc INTELLIppla REQUIREMENTS, FACILITES
ANP ARRANGEMENTS RqATEp TQ TI g pATIONAL SE URITY
(Memo for NSC from Executive Secretary, same subject, dated Febru-
ary 7, 1950; NSC Action No. 282)
In approving the proposal by the Acting Chairman, NSRB, in the refer-
ence memo, the NSC directed (NSC Action No. 282) the CIA, in collabo-
ration with the Government agencies concerned, to organize and con-
duct a study of foreign economic intelligence requirements, facili-
ties and arrangements related to the national security, and, based on
the findings of this study, to prepare for Council consideration and
action a comprehensive plan for satisfying the foreign economic in-
telligence requirements of the national security and for a coordi-
nated interagency effort to this end based on a definite allocation
of responsibilities among the agencies concerned.
Pursuant to the President's direction, the Director of Central Intel-
ligence was requested, on September 1, 1950, to prepare a report on
the present status of this project.
On September 8, 1950, the Director of Central Intelligence reported
that: (a) a draft statement of requirements was undergoing internal
CIA coordination to be completed by September 15, 1950; (b) prelimi-
nary surveys of Army, Navy and Air Force facilities relating to the
production of economic intelligence had been received; and (c) plans
in collaboration with the Bureau of the Budget were in preparation
for a survey of governmental economic facilities outside the Defense
Department. It was also reported that close collaboration with
Budget was necessary because, when this project was assigned to CIA,
Budget was already engaged in a survey of Foreign Service economic
reporting and was planning a survey of the use of commodity special-
ists in the Government. Accordingly, CIA and Budget agreed to exe-
cute these projects jointly. The Foreign Service survey is now in
draft form but the commodity specialist survey has been delayed. CIA
has requested Budget to release CIA from the commitment for a joint
survey in order that CIA may proceed with its project. It was also
reported that NSRB representatives had participated in CIA plans pur-
suant to the basic directive and have been kept informed of progress
to date.
On October 4, the Director of Central Intelligence reported further
that the draft statement of requirements was still under internal CIA
coordination and that agreement has been reached with the Bureau of
the Budget for CIA to proceed with departmental surveys of facilities
in consultation with the Bureau. Awaiting final report by CIA.
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NATIONAL MANPOWER MOBILIZATION POLICY
(NSC 77; RSO Action )f?. 328-b)
At its 63rd Meeting (NSC Action No. 328), the Council, the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, and the Secretary of Labor considered a re-
port by the Chairman, NSRB, on the subject (NSC 77) and noted the
President's directive that the Chairman, NSRB, in consultation with
the Departments of Defense and Labor, should develop a national
manpower mobilization policy. Pursuant to the President's direction,
the Chairman, NSRB, was requested, on September 1, 1950, to pre-
pare a report on the present status of this project. The Chairman,
NSRB, is developing a policy, in which all but one of a number of
issues have been agreed upon to date, in consultation with the ?
Secretaries of Defense and Labor for submission to the Council
at an early date. Awaiting report by the Chairman, NSRB.
SUPPORT FOR THE VOICE OF A ICA IN THE FIF
LnS OF INTELLIGENCE
AND OF 'RE'SEARC AN, t E S' N
(NSC 66; Memos for NS 0 from 'Executive Secretary, same
dated April 4, May 11, and September 11, 1950)
The reference report by the Secretary of State submitted by the
reference memo of April 4 for consideration and memorandum action
by theiCouncil, the Secretary of the Treasury, and the Chairman,
Federal Communications Commission. In accordance with the sug-
gestion of the Secretary of State, the Secretaries of State and
Defense, the Chairman, FCC, and the Director of Central Intelli-
gence, were requested to designate representatives in advance to
prepare a report for consideration by the Council, the Secretary
of the Treasury, and the Chairman, FCC, in the event that the
recommendations in NSC 66 were approved. The following actions
have been received:
subject,
State:
Defense:
Treasury:
NSRB:
FCC:
'Approves recommendations; designates Mr. Howland
Sergeant.
Recommends no further action by the Council until
an ad hoc committee of the IAC completes its cur-
rent investigation of the problem.
Approves recommendations.
Approves recommendations.
Disapproves recommendations, with comment that
there should be a re-evaluation of the entire
"Voice" operations; designates Mr. Curtis B.
Plummer.
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OTHER CURRENT COUNCIL PPOJECTS (Cont'd)
SUP POT FOR THE VOICE OF AMERICA 41 THE FIp,DS OF INTELLIGENCE
EC A D OP '(Cont'd)
Designates Mr. Ralph L. Clark, and reports
on current related activities.
Defense, FCC, and CIA comments transmitted by the reference memo of
May 11 for Council consideration in connection with NSC 66. The de-
partments and agencies concerned agreed informally that this item
should not be scheduled for Council consideration until the Director
of Central Intelligence and the IAC had submitted recommendations in
the light of the report of the ad hoc committee of the IAC referred
to above. Pursuant to the President's direction, the Director of
Central Intelligence was requested, on September 1, 1950, to prepare
a report on the present status of this project. An interim report
by the Director of Central Intelligence, transmitting a "Report of
the IAC Ad Hoe Committee on Soviet Jamming of the Voice of America",
dated June 2, 1950, and comments thereon by the Director of Intel-
ligence, Headquarters, USAF, has been circulated by the reference
memo dated September 11, for the information of the Council, the
Secretary of the Treasury, and the Chairman, FCC, pending receipt
of the views of the USC ID on Recommendation three in the report of
the ad hoc committee.
A second interim report by the Director of Central Intelligence,
dated October 3, 1950? stated that USCIB agreed to establish an ad
hoc committee to consider with VOA representatives the problem of
providing assistance to the VOA program to include the determination
of estimates of personnel, facilities and funds required to carry
out the program envisaged by the VOA, and that the military services
would proceed on an interim basis with an effort to determine what
assistance to the VOA could be rendered with existing facilities and
personnel. Awaiting the views of the USCIB and final report by the
Director of Central Intelligence.
CIA:
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5. DEFERRED PROJECTS
DISCUSSION OF U. S. POLICY TOWARD INTER-AMERICAN MILITARY
COLLABORATION
(NSC 56/2; NSC Action No. 301-b).
When adopting the reference report, the NSC agreed to discuss the
subject of the report at a later date prior to the anticipated
trip to Latin America of the Secretary of Defense. To be scheduled
on the agenda of a future Council meeting. (See also Section 2-A,
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