https://declassified.library.utoronto.ca/files/original/619bc65b39c93cef393537a6eba9a9da.pdf 23a0a835f0b43b42483f0bca7690ca6d PDF Text Text pour copies made, of which this i s No. _£_• April 3rd V. D . „ Mr. Robertson With referenoeto my l e t t e r to you of !March 6t\_. and recent correspondence about atomic security arrange-^^ , ments in the light of the Fuchs case. Pranks has now pp» C3 received authority to approach the United States Oovern-CT> '"*>-salves with a suggestion that a meeting men* TII,._ that a HR<«>,—, on .tion the methods and c of r i t shouTO eviews r i a ^ J fcQ> V-*, received W .Oto T - <-•< l tnho—o take place na e3ug — !the. methods*--*£* and criter: u e exchange e ment ° «ln ^security to beand used clearance. This exchange of views c ° a £ e views wouldPlace proceed take to •on * =the _ * principle clears that full exchange of information between the three countries will depend, as in the paat 9 on the acceptance by each of the security clearances of the other two countries. I t i s also to be assumed that this exchange of views would lead to the workingl out of security procedures .h ich would obtain i impi>i [ilil II l^lli|fttiiflOTtiJ>\#fr. Tn ^ Tr ^ 1 ' °t security. The suggestion made fron the Foreign Office was that a meeting to exchange views along these lines might take place in London. Whett Franks saw Acheson about this l a s t week, however, the l a t t e r expressed the opinion that i t would be necessary "to make haste slowly". Having In mind the state of Congressional opinion and i t s present spy mania, Acheson evidently feels that l t i s necessary to be cautious about resuming the t r i p a r t i t e talks in any of their aspects. However, Hoyer-Millar of the British Embassy i s getting together with Carroll Wilson to work out a tQeraoranduai which, would be presented by the British aabassy to ths State Department and'-ourselves, putting forward a basis for an exchange of views on common standards on security. Tours sincerely. 13 mama** m Robertson o m , v f Ssquir.,^^ ai,o»a the £ « „ , . . . atxe* pieisB-T5OTirerence on "the""" present status he would miyely^ay t h a t na t r i p a r t i t e meetings were scheduled a t presqpt, but that did not moan that the talks had been terminated. 3. Arneson recalled that the present t r i p a r t i t e relationship was s t i l l govorrisVlsy the medus vlvttfuji of January, 1948 which remained In effect, apart from t i e . ^ B � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context CDNW18678 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived RG25, 50219-40, pt 1-1, Library and Archives Canada.