NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL STATUS OF PROJECTS AS OF MAY 1, 1950

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NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
STATUS OF PROJECTS
as of
May 1, 1950
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NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
STATUS OF PROJECTS
1. COMPLETED PROJECTS
(April 17, 1950 - May 1, 1950)
NSC 6'7/1 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO COMMU-
NISM IN ITALY
See NSC Action No. 290)
NSC 64 THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH RESPECT TO INDO-
CHINA
NSC Action No. 288)
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2. PROJECTS UNDER CONSIDERATION BY THE NSC
EXPORT CONTROLS AND SECURITY POLICY
NSC
Report by the Secretary of Commerce scheduled at his request for
prompt action as item 1 on the agenda of the 56th NSC meeting,
May 4, 1950. In addition to the Council members and the Secretary
of the Treasury, the Secretary of Commerce and the Economic Coop-
eration Adminstrator will participate in the Council's consideration
of this item. (See also NSC 41/l, "United States Policy Regarding
Trade With China)" Section 4.)
FUTURE COURSES OF UNITED STATES ACTION WITH RESPECT TO AUSTRIA
NSC375
A draft report on the subject, prepared by the NSC Staff on the
basis of an original State draft, was submitted by memo dated
March 13, 1950 to the NSC Consultants for concurrence. At the
request of the Department of State the reports concurred in by the
Consultants except for alternate paragraphs 20a(4), has been
scheduled as item 2 on the agenda of the 56th NSC meeting, May
4, 1950, for urgent consideration.
UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND
PROGRAMS FOR NATIONAL SECURITY
NBC 68; Memos for NBC from. Executive Secretary, same subject,
dated April 17 and April 24, 1950; NSC Action No. 289c.)
The questionSof reconstituting the NSC Staff and of coordinating
the implementation of the programs proposed in response to NSC 68,
have been scheduled, pursuant to NSC Action No. 289c, for consid-
eration as item 3 on the agenda for the 56th meeting, may 4, 1950.
(See also same subject, Section 5,)
FORTHCOMING FOREIGN MINISTERS MEETINGS
Scheduled as item 4 on the agenda of the 56th NSC meeting, May 4,
1950 for discussion, in which the President will join the Council,
of the subject meetings in the light of a background briefing which
the Secretary of State will present to the Council.
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PROJECTS UNDER CONSIDERATION BY THE NSC (Conttd)
MAY DAY AND WHITSUNTIDE YOUTH RALLIES IN BERLIN
(NSC 70)
At the request of the Secretary of Defense, a report by the Secre-
tary of the Army on the subject, (NSC 70) has been scheduled for
discussion, in which the President will join the Council, as item
5 on the agenda for the 56th meeting, May 4, 1950.
PROGRESS REPORT ON NSC 26/2
NSC 22; Progress Repor dated April 21, 1950 by the Under Secre-
tary of State on the Implementation of NSC 26/2)
Scheduled as item 6 on the agenda of the 56th meeting, may k, 1950,
for discussion of the last paragraph of the reference Progress
Report, in which the Secretary of State expressed the wish to
draw to the attention of the NSC as a matter of urgency an impor-
tant development affecting the policy outlined in NSC 26/2.
SUPPORT FOR THE VOICE OF AMERICA IN THE FIELDS OF INTELLIGENCE
AND OF RESEARCH AND D+ PMENT
(NSC 66; memo for N SC from Executive Secretary, same subject,
dated April 4, 1950)
Report by the Secretary of State submitted by the reference memo
for consideration and memorandum action by the NSC, the Secretary
of the Treasury, and the Chairman, Federal Communications Commission.
In accordance with the suggestion of the Secretary of State, the
Secretaries of State and Defense, the Chairman, Federal Communi-
cations Commission, and the Director of Central Intelligence were
requested to designate representatives in advance to prepare a
report for consideration by the National Security Council, the
Secretary of the Treasury, and the Chairman, Federal Communications
Commission, in the event that the recommendations in NSC 66 are
approved, Recommendations in NSC 66 approved by Treasury, April
6; by NSRB, April 11, by State, April 19. Disapproved by FCC,
April 18. Representatives designated by State, FCC, and CIA.
Awaiting action by other Council members and designation of
representative by Defense.
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PROJECTS UNDER CONSIDERATION BY THE NBC (Cont'd)
UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD INTER-AMERICAN MILITARY COLLABORATION
(NBC 56; NBC 5
Report by the Secretary of Defense including a draft NBC report on
the subject and an interim directive to the Chairman, U. S. Delega-
tion, Inter-American Defense Board, circulated to the Council for
information as NBC 56 and referred to the NSC Staff for use in the
preparation of a report for Council consideration. Draft report
of February 14, 1950, by the NBC Staff considered by Consultants
at a meeting on March 2, 1950, and referred back to NBC Staff for
revision in light of the discussion. Revision by NBC Staff con-
curred in by the NBC Consultants on April 27 and submitted for
Council consideration as NBC 56/1. To be scheduled for consideration
on the agenda of an early Council meeting.
THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY AND NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR
INTELLIGENCE
Memo for C from Executive Secretary, same subject, dated Decem-
ber 28, 19+9; NSC Actions Nos, 231 and 237; NBC 50)
Final progress report by the Director of Central Intelligence, of
those called for by NBC 50 and NBC Actions Nos. 231 and 237,
circulated by the reference memorandum for Council information.
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3. PROJECTS UNDER CONSIDERATION BY THE NSC CONSULTANTS
dated April 17, 1950; Memo for Defense and NSRB Consultants from
Executive Secretary, same subject, dated April 26, 1950.)
NSC 65/1, adopted by the NSC at its 54th meeting (NSC Action No. 286)
and referred to the President, returned by the President to the
NSC and the Secretary of the Treasury for reconsideration in the
light of his remarks on the report to the Secretaries of State
and Defense on April 11i. With the concurrence of the Secretaries
of State and Defense, the report was referred to the NSC Consultants
for preparation of a revised report for Council consideration.
A redraft of the Conclusions of NSC 65/1 proposed by State Con-
sultant, transmitted to Defense and NSRB Consultants by the
reference memo of April 26. Approved by NSRB, April 28. Awaiting
action by Defense.
NSC 6571; Memo for NSC from Executive ecreTary, same subject,
S. POLICY TOWARD ARMS SHIPMENTS TO THE NEAR EAST
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4. PROJECTS IN PREPARATION BY NSC STAFF
APPRAISAL OF U. S. NATIONAL INTERESTS IN SOUTH ASIA
Memo for NSC from Execu ive Secretary, same subject, dated June 2,
1949, ref. SANACC 360/14; Memo for NSC from Executive Secretary,
same subject, dated June 17, 1949; NSC Action No. 224; ref. NSC
48/2)
Report by SANACC (360/14) on above 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 reexamination in
light of that study (NSC 48/2) and the discussion at the meeting.
Awaiting initial State draft.
ANALYSIS OF POSSIBLE U. S. ASSUMPTION OF BRITISH MILITARY COMMITMENTS
Upon the informal suggestion of the Department of State, the NSC
Staff initiated on September 22, 1949, an analysis to show which
British military commitments we might have to take over if the
British gave them up and the possible cost to us. CIA Intelligence
Memorandum No. 235 on "Britain's Overseas Military Commitments",
furnished to Staff October 13, 1949, and ORE 93-49, on November 21,
1949, for consideration in connection with the subject. Initial
Defense draft of February 23, 1950, revised by Staff, April 4, 1950.
Awaiting Staff consideration.
UNITED STATES POLICY REGARDING TRADE WITH CHINA
(NSC
A report by the Secretary of State, circulated to the Council for
information, has been referred at the suggestion of the Secretary
of State to the NSC Staff for preparation, as a matter of urgent
priority, of a report for consideration by the Council. Also at
the suggestion of the Secretary of State, the views of the Depart-
ment of Commerce are being obtained in connection with the Staff
study, and the Secretary of Commerce will be invited to participate
in any Council consideration of the report. CIA Intelligence Memo-
randum No. 253 on "The Effectiveness of Control of Exports to Com-
munist China", dated December 12, 1949, furnished to Staff for con-
sideration in connection with the subject. Suggested State revi-
sions received December 2; Defense draft received December 13,
1949; Additional Defense and State drafts received February 27 and
February 28, 1950. Awaiting further Staff discussion on a proposed
memo to NSC Consultants requesting clarification and guidance,
together with State and Defense suggested changes thereto. (See
also NSC 69, "Export Controls and Security Policy", Section 2.)
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IN PREPARATION BY NSC STAFF (Cont?d)
PROVISION OF ARMED FORCES FOR THE UNITED NATIONS
Draft report on the subject transmitted by the Deputy Under Secre-
tary of State recommended the preparation of a report for Council
consideration. Initial draft by Department of State circulated
to NSC Staff March 31, 1950. Awaiting Staff consideration.
ASSESSMENT AND APPRAISAL OF U. S. OBJECTIVES COMMITMENTS, AND
RISKS IN RELATION TO MILITARY POWER
Memo for NSC from Executive So same subject, dated Decem-
ber 20, 1949; NSC Action No. 270; NSC 35; Memos for NSC from Execu-
tive Secretary, subject, "Measures Required to Achieve U. S. Objec-
tives with Respect to the USSR", dated May 25 and June 21, 1949;
Memo for Consultants from Executive Secretary, subject, "Measures..."
dated March 30, 1949; NSC Action No. 280b)
At its 51st Meeting, the NSC directed the NSC Staff to prepare a
report for Council consideration on the above subject. CIA Intelli-
gence Memos No. 263, "Estimate of Political Factors in the
Strategic Situation, in the Event of War Before July 1951", dated
January 20, 1950; No. 268, "Estimate of Soviet Capabilities and
Intentions: Economic: 195:L and 1954", dated January 25, 1950; and
No. 270, "Possible Political Developments of Strategic Significance,
Between 1951 and 195411, dated January 28, 1950, furnished to Staff
for consideration in connection with the project. The reference
papers on "Measures Required to Achieve U. S. Objectives with
Respect to the USSR" were referred by the Council (NSC Action No.
280b) to the Staff for consideration in connection with this
project. Departmental studies of scope and nature of this project
underway. Staff members assisting in these studies as a preliminary
step.
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5. OTHER CURRENT PROJECTS
UNITED STATES OBJECTIVES AND PROGRAMS FOR NATIONAL SECURITY
(NSC 66; NSC Action No. 269b; Memos for 17SC., subject) Proposed
Procedure for Handling NSC b8," dated Apri\l 17 and 24, respectively;
Memo for Ad Hoc Committee from Executive Secretary, subject:
"Initial Questions Confronting the Committee," dated April 28, 1950.)
A letter from the President and the Report by the Secretaries of
State and Defense referred to therein, transmitted as NSC 68,
and the reference memo of April 17 proposing a procedure for
handling NSC 68, were discussed at the 55th NSC meeting. The
Secretary of the Treasury, the Economic Cooperation :Administrator,
the Director, Bureau of the Budget and the Chairman, Qxouncil of
Economic Advisers, participated in this Council action':, Pursuant
to NSC Action No. 289b, an ad hoc committee was established to
prepare a response to the President's directive in NSC 68 as a
matter of urgency. The following representatives have been des-
ignated members of the ad hoc committee;
State: Paul H. Nitze, Director Policy Planning Staff
(Alternate) Adrian S. Fisher, Legal Adviser
Defense: General Omar N. Bradley, Chairman, Joint Chiefs
of Staff
Major General J. H. Burns, USA (Ret.), Assist-
ant to the Secretary of Defense
NSRB Thomas Lanphier
Treasury: George C. Haas, Director, Office of the
Technical Staff
ECA Richard M. Bissell, Jr., Assistant Administra-
tor for Program
Budget: William F. Schaub, Deputy Chief, Division of
Estimates
CEA: Hamilton Q. Dearborn
A meeting of the ad hoc committee to cQnsidor NSC 68 and the
reference memos is scheduled for May 1, 1950. (See also same
subject, Section 2.) Awaiting the preparation of a response by
the ad hoc committee.
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OTHER CURRENT PROJECTS (Conttd)
MILITARY ASSISTANCE FOR EMERGENCY NEEDS
Memo for C from Executive Secretary, same subject, dated Novem-
ber 23, 1949, ref. NSC 18/4, paragraph 28)
Pursuant to par. 28 of NSC 18/4, approved by the President on
November 18, 1949, the Secretaries of State and Defense, the Acting
Chairman, NSRB, the Attorney General, and the Director of the
Bureau of the Budget designated representatives to assist in the
preparation of a study on the methods by which the United States
can make available military assistance to meet emergency needs
not provided for in existing legislation. At a meeting of these
representatives on December 12, 1949, an outline for the study
was agreed upon and drafts of certain sections undertaken by State,
Defense, and Justice. The Director of Central Intelligence has
prepared an estimate of likely contingencies where military assist-
ance may be requested which is not provided for in existing legis-
lation, together with an analysis of problems in connection
therewith peculiar to particular foreign countries or areas. Over-
all draft report prepared by Defense on the basis of the 3 section
drafts by State, Defense, and Justice, circulated February 14, 1950,
and considered together with a memo by Budget, at a meeting on
March 9. Committee awaiting revised draft report by State.
JAPANESE PEACE TREATY
(NSC 60; NSC SC 44; memo for NSC from Executive Secretary,
subject: "Limited Military Armament for Japan", dated March 11,
1949; memo for Consultants from Executive Secretary, subject:
"Planning for Limited Japanese Armed Forces", dated April 27, 1949)
Pursuant to paragraph 3-d of NSC 48/2, the question of a peace
settlement with Japan will be presented for Council consideration
at a later date. The current views of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
on this subject circulated for Council information as NSC 60.
NSC 44 and related papers, previously under consideration by the
NSC Consultants, referred by agreement among Consultants for con-
sideration in connection with this project. Awaiting results of
further study by State and Defense.
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OTHER CURRENT PROJECTS (Cont!d)
U. S. ECONOMIC AID TO FAR EASTERN AREAS
(NSC 61; Memos for Wor ng Group from Executive Secretary, same
subject, dated April 3, April 17; and April 28, 1950.)
Memo on the above subject (Nsc 61) by the Under Secretaries of
State and the Army submitted for consideration by the Council, the
Secretaries of the Treasury and Commerce, and the Economic Coop-
eration Administrator of the recommendation contained therein
that a working group be designated to give urgent attention to
a study looking to closer coordination of economic and military aid
programs generally for Far Eastern areas. In accord with this
recommendation and with the concurrence of the President, the
Secretaries of State, Defense, the Treasury, and Commerce, and the
Economic Cooperation Administrator designated the following repre-
sentatives as a working group to prepare such a report for consid-
eration by the Council, the Secretaries of the Treasury and Commerce
and the Economic Cooperation Administrator: State, Mr. Rusk;
Defense, Mr. Voorhees; Treasury, Mr. Martin; Commerce, Mr. Blaisdell;
and ECA, Mr. Cleveland. At a meeting on February 28 the Working
Group received several memos from Mr. Voorhees on the subject and
directed a Staff Committee to prepare a draft report. The Staff
Committee including a representative from the Bureau of the Budget
has forwarded a draft report to the Working Group for consideration.
State, Treasury, Commerce and ECA concurred in the report.
Defense did not concur and submitted views which were circulated for
consideration together with an alternative report by the Bureau
of the Budget in the reference memo of April 17. Additional memo
by Mr. Voorhees enclosing report by Andrews-West Mission circulated
for the information of the Working Group in connection with the
subject. Meeting of Working Group scheduled for Wednesday, May 3,
at x}?;00 p. m.
APPRAISAL OF FOREIGN ECONOMIC INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS FACILITIES
AND ARRANGEMENTS RELATED TO TPLE NATIONAL SECURI Y
(Memo for SC from Execu ve Secretary, same subject, dated
February 7, 1950; NSC Action No. 282)
In approving the proposal by the Acting Chairman, NSRB, in the
reference memo, the NSC directed (NSC Action No. 282) the Central
Intelligence Agency, in collaboration with the government agencies
concerned, to organize and conduct a study of foreign economic
intelligence requirements, facilities 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 intelligence requirements of
the national security and for a coordinated interagency effort to
this end based on a definite allocation of responsibilities among
the agencies concerned. Awaiting report by the Central Intelligence
Agency .
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6. DEFERRED PROJECTS
NATIONAL SECURITY OBJECTIVES OF THE UNITED STATES
Study initiated by NSC Staff December 2, 1947 as a long-term pro-
ject. First draft issued February 25, 1948. Further consideration
subsequently deferred until after NSC action on the NSC 20 and 35
Series. Awaiting completion of a study on this subject being pre-
pared by the Department of State as a long-term project.
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