Remarks on: General Eisenhower's election as President,- discussions with German chargé Dr. Krekeler and Jimmy Riddleberger requesting an update on present US attitude to EDC and political integration amongst six European nations. Bruce told him that policy remained unchanged and also enthusiastically favoured any steps leading to Franco-German reconciliation. Krekeler's conviction that EDC Treaty would be ratified in Germany in near future,- joint communique issued by General Eisenhower and President Truman designed to give impression there would be no startling foreign policy divergence between the two administrations,- John Foster Dulles appointment as Secretary of State.

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