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  • ' . . !HAVE SOME INFORMAL TALKS AID AND IBRD. · WE SHALL AD~ISE NAMES iCF PARTY AS SOON AS KNOWN. . · . . ··, , OPR RMR t ' , I • \· ANWHILE WOULD APPRECIATE ADVICE HOW. MANY PASSENGERS· CAN BE .ACCOMMODATED ON PLANE AND ALSO ETD ATHENS ,ON TUESDAY
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  • an overall agreement. The UK should make a major contribution to food aid which will be a key element in reaching a grains agreement. I I -3- 6. The UK-EEC Prime Minister Wilson will have completed most of his exploratory conversations with other heads
  • SOVIETS MADE INVITATION OFFICIAL, PAPANDREClJ SAID HE FELT .HE HAD TO ACCEPT IT, PARTICULARLY .SINCE WE~TEftN LEADERS HAYE VIS~TED MOSC OW • . PAGE 3 RU~ AT 15 1.0 A,G ·g N F I B E ~J T I A i,,.-. .HOWEVER, PAPANDREOU ~AID HE DID NOT LIKE IDEA OF ~ os c o
  • an evidently well-organlzed set of telegram.a urging you not to relent on mWtary aid to Greece, on the occasion of the King's lunch with you today. The signers are: Melina Mel"courl 11 Long Island, New York Jules Dass.in, Lo11g· Island, New York Theodore
  • •S TC'? AIDES, tlEt-lDERS. OF 'PARK'S PARTY~ Ai~D STEVElJSON (AS P£rm REP OF HOST CCNTRY>. AFTER TEA, PARK VOLL'•.V LEAV[ mt IN ccmPAf-1YOF CHIEF OF PROTCCOLVI/:( DEL£G"ATES • ENTRANCE. 3~ ROI{ MISSION. IS ENTIRELYSA'J;'ISFI£D UITH ARRANGEtlENT
  • USE ...: ' REPRODUCTION FROMTHIS COPYIS PROHIBITED UNLESS ."UNCLASSIFIED" Department INCOMING TELEGRAM LIMITED OFFIC;jb;JW_sMITH 33 Action. ARA Info ss G SP L H SAL CAP EUR UIB AID p I USIA , NSC INR CIA NSA SCA COM RMR of State
  • that is precarious and, in order the. political not to be so, it only economic but also military, Thus we see that rests on a tribal case, we witness tive organization the political basis life requires of the new State the aid, of the former metropolitan
  • • pnMllt Alkea aad Culaea. were l'Wlwlsld, Hlcbal••Pff Betit. Clark aad M••• wen • s,.n&aat-. -Y• Tap Aid tut h11arlpt WU ..... pot.mSca1 l1l Jaia l._ of ..... ... aacl d 1 «=1 oa tu Don:rf:alaa Jle,altllc aa4 tlaat .,._.. Bl ......... bodl nld alee tM
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  • col1StitUJtional) the viewpoint he expressed in · and democratic government ~t.l 1947 in support of th~ Greek- puzzles me, however, that his Turkish aid program and, inci- tolerance of authoritarian rule dentally, suggests that, by the . in Greece does not seem
  • the need for a decision about aid to Indonesia in the light of new provisions under the Foreign Assistance Act of 1963, and the decision to send the Attorney General as the best emissary available to review the situation and to attempt to create
  • . -.laace of paym•ta, ta­ dlcati• the bapertaace, la bl• eptaloa, of acWttionaJ U.S. mea•ur•• to m-,tlaea our bal••~•-of•pa-,meat• poeltioa. Jn thl• coaaectlon he relene4 to aaclttloaal c11t1aack•of u. I. •peDdlt.ru a.woad wbicll, h• aid, ha.cl lMten a.peed
  • to providing financial assistance, Japan furnishes technical assis­ tance through participation in the U.S.­ sponsored AID Third Country Training Program and through bilateral arrangements, and it is a leading member of the Asian Productivity Organization
  • :• cu INR &; p 10 .... Fao AID A-708 PRIORITY 5ECl'USl' i-(O . HANOL.ING INDICATOR Department of s~~~\lr~~11>TE (Department PalY~~ 1 €~ _t_~ llo1fJ9g Addresse.s ) . DIA, ACSI/DFig I\ TO INFO: · JUH . COPY NO. SERIES· B
  • AMEMBASSY NICOSlA 793 •• 5 ~ C R E TATHENS t -.J • i • 3683 trXD ·I S INITIATIVE '· GAVE ME COPY OF E~lS' REACTION TO THE F FE 9 l 9 • TEXT BY SEPT EL :, TOO~Y f o CANADIAN AMB AIDE•MEMOIRE G eAN~ DI AN AI D~ _ 2• FEAVER SAI6 PIPI LIS EXPRESSED
  • port aide. \\hen ANTON BRUUN became wutable due to thia linking. ahe keeled to port and rested aaatnat the drydock wiqwall. The final ltabliaed peaitlon resulted in the camplete sinking of the dryclock with ANTON BRUUN re•ting agabat the port wingwall
  • , a statement that tbe under• standings 1n the memorandm are aceeptab le, and a statement that the SWiaa note and the GOC reply constitute an acceptance by the two aides of the tezma of the memo, which aha 11 take effect on thti date of the reply