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- concerned that British efforts to get into the EEC not lose
momentum. during the sum.mer.
Germans will meet with Wilson and George Brown next week and will
recommend that they: ( l) make .firm decision to enter Europe; (Z) continue
bilateral talks with EEC
- is scheduled !or June l and Prime. Minister Wilson for June Z.
In light of the foregoing,·' should we discourage Rutgers from ex
tending the invitation?
Yes
No
Speak to me ·
If.you decide ·to give Rutgers the green light and Frei accepts their
invitatio
- . But publication of the· corres:j'.{'.}}'}~y:;:;;:~:::: pondence apparently indicates that there will be no further response.
➔ ,: :.::J~·r)
- , HOWEVER,
tH~T . AJREDUCTION BY THE UK OF MORE . THAN ONE BRIGADE WOULD
TRIGGER A_LARGER REDUCT ION BY· TH£ US THAN TH£ FRG COULD TAKE.
s. - THOM·SON ·srRESSED ·_ THAT THE. PROBLErir'_ioR~
' WILSON WA·S
TH£ POTENTIAL LOSS OF: POLrr:1cAL..