General policies of the United States with respect to the East Asian-Pacific Area; the extension of military and economic assistance to the nations of Southeast Asia; the question of regional security arrangements 1

1. For previous documentation, see Foreign Relations, 1949, vol. vii, Part 2, pp. 1115 ff. For additional documentation on the question of regional arrangements during 1950, see pp. 1109 ff.


[34] The Ambassador in Thailand (Stanton) to the Secretary of State

792.00/4–1250: Telegram


[35] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Australia

790.5/4–1350: Telegram


[36] The Ambassador in Australia (Jarman) to the Secretary of State

790.5/4–2150: Telegram


[39] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in the Philippines

398.00BA/4–2550: Telegram


[40] The Secretary of State to Certain Diplomatic and Consular Offices

400.1183/5–450: Circular telegram


[42] The Ambassador in Thailand (Stanton) to the Secretary of State

484A.008/5–1150: Telegram


[43] The Acting Secretary of State to the Legation at Saigon

851G.00TA/5–1550: Telegram


[45] The Acting Secretary of State to the Embassy in Thailand

492.00234/5–1150: Telegram


[47] The Secretary of State to Certain Diplomatic and Consular Offices

400.1183/6–1950: Circular telegram


[49] The Ambassador in Thailand (Stanton) to the Secretary of State

492.00234/6–1750: Telegram


[54] The Secretary of State to the Legation at Saigon

751G.5 MAP/7–150: Telegram


[55] The Secretary of State to the Legation at Saigon

751G.5 MAP/7–550: Telegram


[56] Memorandum by the Secretary of State to the President

792.5 MAP/7–1050


[59] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Burma

790B.5/7–2150: Telegram

  1. Lot 54D5, Files of the Foreign Military Assistance Coordinating Committee and its predecessor, the Foreign Assistance Correlation Committee.
  2. Lot 53D255, files of the Southeast Asia Aid Policy Committee, 1950–1951.