The United States Government is in full accord with the views expressed in the joint statement issued in Paris on December 18, 1951, at the conclusion of the Anglo-French discussio...
A broad harmony of view has emerged from these discussions; for we recognize that the overriding need to counter the Com...
In the interest of economy, both in time and money, we have agreed that the United States and the United Kingdom will co...
We think it essential for the furtherance of our common purposes that an Allied Middle East Command should be set up as ...
We both hope that the initiative taken by the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development will lead to a solut...
Our two Governments will continue to give their full support to the efforts now being made to establish a European Defen...
Throughout our talks we have been impressed by the need to strengthen the North Atlantic Treaty Organization by every me...
The defense of the free world will be strengthened and solidified by the creation of a European Defense Community as an ...
Our discussions have been conducted in mutual friendship, respect and confidence.
We do not believe that war is inevitable.
We have considered how our two countries could best help one another in the supply of scarce materials important to thei...