ee ey Se Be oe ‘ mses ww _ . = . ~ va so : — oe —se : ad ros aTé~ eta mt a! re ~ rots - Nos ee - 1 smn at’ ~ , oe 7 — : . Ne ‘ ee woo }- < won . - aoe pw 4 ms _ . ° 7 . . sr : et ee free an ‘ fr * - an Fe 5 r ’ ar© See ri es .: . EeE i . Lt ¢ .O _ 3 oes wee ne svTpt6 Peep wey pee, Wee atewed fhe d ws ore ce dk beat : Sceretaory Smith elso ndverted briefly to plans in the Ste Le Bepor tmon’t for stepring up visits of distingcished fmerican citizens or co the various Latin tmerican republics, _ cone = Tete - ~ =~ lin. Cutler interrunted to state that the President had been eniremcoly picascea with the vresent revort and was voine to use some rulens of it as the basis for his forthcoming Pan American Day srecch. In commentary on this point, Scere very Smith said that he : rac sure that the Council as a whole wes avare of the heavy psychologs of any poldoy ama trozram ror Lavin America. roneral Bradley commented next on the military acpects of the policy svctement. Te noved that at involved no changes in the obdject- ives set forth in the noliey which it superseded, vizs., NEC 56/2. recorded ey courses of As action, the new bancr omitted rererence ments already recorded, but added three new items. Lsxec Tor kis FHS, Governor Stassen said that while on the whole he was tlesseé with the report, it failed to take acecunt with cutficient forse of ome woes thay he felt to pe of very freat impori- once, It did not reflest the need for Latin American capitelists and business men to Drovide better treatment for their workers and to take & more rrorressive and responsiple role in the development of the econ- . He therefore surgested the insertion of a ch would cover this roint. 1. Seconctiy, Governor Stassen said he felt that greater erpnesis micht likerrise be pliceed on the problem of Latin American treatment of Unitec €vates canitsel and investors. ‘hile perkons less important than his first suggestion, a slight revision would cover this second poinv. Secretary Wilson noted his concern to keep the Colombian bav- vation in service in Keres, ond believed that the paper should cover the nrodlern of compensation by the Colembian Government vo the United owe ates for services rendered in support of this battalion. ir. Curler essured Secretary Vilson that the staff was avare or this problem end that it would be taken up in the forthcoming palicy Statenent on Korea as applying not only to Colombie but to other countries which had not paid the United Otates what was due it for logistic support of their forces. itv then becan cretery Humchrey's turn to comment on the paper. He said that the Couneil would note the inclusion oF the clause sevoeing forth the stanccord Treasury position that ros SecwonEn.S ad such as thic should not be given final wy Coe approval until the costs ol car- rying out the proposed pvroszram in Latin 4merica hadpeen seruvinized ren -10- Te Be = One Roce carey wi wt eens by Jé. le aom yeee Ciselticnel Bae meee t dese” woahann