265 . DASA 2019-2 had tried to settle the Korean war on the terms \t wes finally settled on, I think he would have bees impeached, but I think Eisenhower looked very good at the time. [2 wae the right time to say something, FREMONT-SMITH: Politically the right time. EISENBUD: Yes, and I think that if Kobayashi, for example, had tried to make a etatement at that time which was reassuring, they would have found another chairman for the committee, It's as situple sethat. Now, who they are, I don't know, it might have been the Foreign Oflice, MILLER: What { was trying to get around to is, what happena if there ie another such incident, eithor here or someplace else? It would seem to me that one rule of thunw would be to try to get someone who can reassure the people as to what the real circurnstances are. fe this nat right? Is this not the big difference between the reactions in Spain in Japan? EGSENSUD: That's right, That's why I think it's important in the nuclear field that we maintain good contacts with our counter« parts overszcas. and there are innumerable instencea where potential difficulties have been aborted by mere letters of short visite either frum government to government of by representatives, { could enumerate half a dozen, But in Japan there was no organization, Japanese acicnce at that point was a pretty amorphous atructure, You didn’t have an Atomic Energy Commiasion, Dr, Teukamotow I don’t know where he was in those daya, He is now the head of the btological part of the AEC over there and if this incident came up, he would be the man they would liaten to, but [don’t know, wes no such person in those days, There FREMONT-SMITH: Isn't the implication of Dr, Miller's question, which I think is a very good one, that the State Department should have a very detailed study of cuitural senthropology of the cultures of all the different countries and make this a primary concern of the State Department’ They have done this to sume extent, but not really. Part of the difficulty has been that our cultural attachés all over the world are teolated in the embaasies and in the little enclaves and do not move mith the people. We don't have a suggestion that had been made ata conference for the State Orpartment back fn 1946 and 1947, that there should be a systematic effort ta put atudents in cultural anthropology. These students would be writing theses, doing field