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                  <text>Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act ■
Document divulge en vertu de la Loi surl'acces a /’information

WISER - TOP SECRET

Minute Sheet
January 30th, 1953*
The Ambassador.

DEVELOPMENTS SINCE THE LAST MEETING OF
CONSULTATION ON JULY 18th, 1952.

You may wish to bear in mind and refer
to the following developments since the last
meeting:

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1.

The Goose Bay arrangements have been
regulated by Exchange of Notes, accompanied
by specific understanding that procedures
agreed with the State Department for
handling U.S. S.A.C. requests and
continuation of consultations.

2.

The Soviet Party Congress in Moscow in
October, and particularly Stalin’s
accompanying statements suggesting that
there was greater danger of the Western
Allies falling out among themselves than
the U.S. attacking the Soviet Union,
produced in Europe at least the reaction
Has the
that the Cold War had cooled.
risk of general war appreciably diminished
as the result of any developments in the
Soviet Union, including the recent purges?

3.

The U.K. (and other European NATO members)
raised the question of how much stock
should be attached to the deterrent effect
of U.S. atomic capabilities in NATO
planning..

4.

in Korea the armistice negotiations have
broken down and the U.N. failed in the
attempt made on the basis of the Indian
Resolution to resolve what appeared to
be the outstanding difference on P.O.W.s.

5.

Communist pressure has continued unabated
in Indo-China and Malaya.

6.

National upheavals have grown in the Middle
East, particularly in French North Africa,
Egypt, and Iran.

7.

While the efforts to secure a contribution
from Western Germany to the defence of
Europe have still produced no result,
pending ratification of the EDC Contractual
Agreements, the partition of Germany seems
to be becoming increasingly firm, with
particularly dangerous implications for
Berlin.

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