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u.1./u.s. I lcamulICATIOllS SECURITI CONFERENCE, 1953 

IU.mate• of the Th1zd Meeting ot the Conterence 

held at 0920, 10 June 1953 

u.1. Q!l!ptr•• U,8, DeJlptee 

Hr. Victor P. leq 

Mr. Frank B. Rowlet.t I Bi'li· JOliri R. Tll ~ 

I l~) Hr. Robert F. Packard 

Capt,, Gilford Grange, USN 

Col. M. L. Sherl:orn, ml 

Lt. Col. John M. Anderson, USAF 

Lt,. \K, B. MOIV'P9JV', Jr., USN (Seoretar.f) 

Obte"'£! f=03.3(h)(2) 

Dr. H. J. Stukq PL 86·36/50 USC 3605 

Mr. F. C. AulU.n 

Dr, R. H, Shaw 

1. The Chairman placed before the delegat•s the first ~area• 

report ot SUbcomlttee 2, .Thie raport was Considered paragrapblW 

paragraph and minor editor.I.al clymg .. ·· =s directed. With regard to the 

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will be neceo11a17, ~ !!!!. M£!!d that S~ttee l\woul.d consider 

this point lilben redrafting paragraph ll ot their rctpc>rt., 

2. With regard. t.o th•/ question ot whet.i.er the appJ:'OICh to the 

non-Standing Group nation& should be made to .. each aing]Jt.or to all 

co11ect1vel3', I lauggest.ed, and nm agreed that the Br.lt.tllh 

paper to be tabled would be taken as a basis•. tor d1ecusaion. 

:J. At 1000 the Chairman requested that I •·. I anent to a 

abort, recese to enable the US delegates to Bt\idi the British propoaala, 11 D!. Mfted and the neeting recessed until ].100. 

4. The Chairman stated t.bat after a etud1 ot the Bri tiah proposal.a 

the US delegates found them agreeable except tor two points on which 

th re est.Gd clariticaticn. The t:lrst. ot the.se ints was 1n dies. The second point waa the mnner 1n 'Wb.ich .the Britieb. proposed 

nto draw attention brietl1' to the 1m>re dang8l"Ous practice•" ot comaunicationa security of NATO nations. I jl'eplied that Jll&D7 

nat.iCl'ls were suttering trom cqptol.ogic hilllOil:t and ror once t.he1r 

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beat trlenda were going to tell them and also sq that the Standing 

GJloup baa an axaell.ent, ddator. We would otter him the taoilitiee to 

oonsul.t that doctor under oomitiana or pri:vac;y. The Bl"it.ish proposal, 1n an etrort to clear up t.bis untort.unate att11~1on, went eo 

tar aa to menf,ion a. list ot conditions soma ot .the nat.ions might be 

Slittei".lrig fl'OJll 'Without pointq an ~aaing linger at· UJT1 and 

ld.th this list or .cond1t.1ona w.a a recOlllllmdation that azl70D8 he.Ying 

mch 1Qmptom1 ahould aee the doctor without delq. 

He added that perbape there could be a further 11at or oonditiona 

'tdaich we aa1d are ~eroua and those in these circumst.ancea WOUld be 

well advised to •eek ad'rice. He said under the 1'irst list be would pat. 

awsh things as unencipbered oocle. In the eeoond cat.eaor.y he would put 

aach things ae additin 919tems and certain aipher maobines, possibl1' 

without specit.71ng whioh. 

Mr. Austin pointed out that such a list would include no conect.1ve•. 

He sugpeted illatead that a book ot "health hints" be published and let 

the patients take care or themselves. 

Mr. Paokal'd stated that from the intell tganca point ot view it 

Jm8t be admitted that it· is -.rt.eel to cure on]3 cert.ain people and the 

cure is not wanted to be genenl. We wanted to have select personnel 

visiting the doctor. Pzri'VaCl' was ~r the essence. He noted tlat we 

went in agreement that those pe~ons. were dangerous or might be dangerows and that it was to our advantage to have them consult the doctor 

on the basis ot their Ola'l desire. 

Dr. Shaw stated that it we should on]¥ list the diseaee and /not. 

the cure in the torm ot m:ln1mm security atardarda the countries might 

look over the list and sq "It does not aPJ>l.7 to us.n 

6. The Chairman then proposed that a1nce t.he outline was/ acceptable 

to the US that a small dratting committee be appointed to draft a Anal 

report;, utllizing the reports or Subcoatteea land 2 and the BritJ.•h 

Outline Of g,n approach It waa ::::; :r .... clraf'ting camd.t··· tee consisted 

ot the tollowing1 Mr. r-Mr. Packard (Chairman), 

Mr. Austin. It waa tu lier agre ~ Ot. er delegates mtg.ht assist 

ae required. 

7. The next D1Beting ot the Conference sitting as a Coamd.ttee ot 

the whole taa scheduled tor 0900, Thursda.Y', lJ. June. The time and 

date ot the closing Plen&r.J 5e8ai.on was tentatiYel.y set tor 1500, 

Friday, 12 June. 

s. There being no .t\lrther bueinese the ineeting adjoumecl at 1200. 

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