CABINET MEETING, APRIL 6, 1951
All present except Symington
GEN BRADLEY
Briefed Cabinet on Korea.
BILL BOYLE and JOHN SULLIVAN
made talks to Cabinet urging support of Jackson Day Dinner.
THE PRESIDENT
Commented on report on migratory labor which will create wide discussion in California - New Mexico - Florida and Arizona where report will not be looked on favorably. But the facts as they exist are portrayed.
ACHESON
The meeting of the foreign ministers of the Western Hemisphere has been a great success.
CHAPMAN
There is great resistance on the Hill to shipment of wheat to India.
BRANNAN
Thinks there has been a softening of the resistance on the Hill. There is some evidence of this.
WILSON
Import price on copper is 2 cents above domestic price. They are now asking for 4 cents. The reason is that British are willing to pay them any price. Thinks the time has come where we may have to subsidize copper stockpile. In the long run this will save government money.
SAWYER
Economic group in Western Hemisphere session have done a wonderful job.
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