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greater
restrictions
on foreigners,
culminat
ing in 1638 with the expulsion
of all foreigners
and the severing
of all relations
with the
outside
world
except
severely
limited
com
mercial
contacts
with
Dutch
and Chinese
merchants
at Nagasaki
- beyond Jordano
There
was question of our relations with Shah and other leaders who will be
watching whether or not we properly support Hua•eino
page news around world.
Thi• is front
Por this reason we decided earlier speed up
certain items to Jordan
- by revolutionary, nationalist
Arab forces, drawing inspiration and assistance from their
fellows elsewhere in the Arab world.
In this contest the cen
servat1ve powers will seek support from the US, and their
·opponents will look to the .USSR.
*
The UK
- KlNG.' S
FURTHER THINK! NG, EX CE?r'. THROUGH AMERICANS, MIN !MAL.
HE T·HEN REQUESTED US TO TRAN$11 IT QUERY TO KING HUSSEIN AS
T 0 WHETHER HE COULD AFFIRM THAT REASONAEL Y POSITIVE G OI
REPLY TO NCW, 29 PRO?OSALS WOULD INDEED BE TREATED BY
·'():?DANI
- WIF'.E . • ' :1
· WHODUE ARRIVE GUEST AIRLINES FLIGHT 421 FROM MEXICO AT
15: 05 TODAY.
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RICHARDS REQUESTS THAT MRS. RICHARDS BE ASSURED THAT HE I~
ALRIGHT, AND THAT SHE WOULD STAY AT MACUTO SHERATON IF HE IS
UNABLE TO REACH
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iN LIGHT OF PARfrcUL~R PUK~0S£S AND I~ Ll~HT uF JAMAICA1 S
FAVORAaL~ ECONOMICSITUATIO~.
B• GIVEN CQMPELLlN~ REAsGNS wHlCH LEAD u.s,
TO ASSIGN
HlGMEST PRIORITY _TO ScHOOL, CHILD, AND MATERNALFtEOlNG
ON WORLD~IDE..
oASIS ""E ARE NOT PREPARED TO ABArWON PLA~S
- .
With sole exception weekly Iberia flights Havana-Madrid a ll
f ree world airlines have continued maintain refusal reconnnence Cuba
service ha lted October 1962 .
3.
Principal consideration travel isolation policy is tha t Cuba
uses air links to free
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OF SUBVERSIVE
TACTICS IN FOREIGN
COUNTRIES,SUCHAS SOUTHAMERICA-AND
AFRICA,.ANDEXPRESSED
BELIEF THATTHEYTHUSSEEKINGPROVETO COMMUNIST
WORLD
THAT
THEYSTILL AS ORTHODOX
AS PEKING, IN ORDERTO RETAINLEADERSHIP
OF INTERNATIONAL
MOVEM~NT.
KINGSAID HE. IN.NO POSITIONTO
- ·the .AmbaHe4or'a.recomen4at1an, to proY14e air tran~on
tor .Sir., ..
Alexender •• one wbieh vill. lHln •N"8 tbe United. State•. Slational intere1t •
• Ul4 tJa.prow the ext•ting mi ICllllnba, 81irailie4 re1at1cn,idp ■ between ·O\lr:, •.
•.
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,
'
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'
Ambaaaador J:>oherty hH urged
-
of a British
presence
in Vietnam.
Mitchell
essentially
shrugged
his shoulders.
The Prime
Minister,
he
said, was now calling up 150 technicians
from private
life into the
territorial
forces for use around the world.
These statistical
data
showed how badly
- DEPARTMENT 0F STATE
ASSISTANT
SECRETARY
January 11, 1965
Note to Mr. McGeorge Bundy:
The attached Sato interview in U. S. News
and World Report might be as good as all our
position papers in giving the President the feel
of Sato' s thinking
- air
services between the United States and Senegal by the
airlines
of the two countries.
Attached for your information
is a paper describing
the background, probable issues,
and significance
of the
upcoming negotiations.
The White House.will
- not give suffi
cient thou g ht to the d ·pth of national consciousness and emotion in the Arab
world. 11
As a result of this tragic conflict letween Jewish and Arab nationalism
Sharett saw little real d:ance of peace until the Arab g eneration which has
- . with him along
a.
loans
have
AID
limited
the effect
actions
having
development.
would
and in light
be negoof Jamaica's
Limited
Official
b.
Use
-.2-
Given
compelling
reasons
highest
priority
to school,
on world-wide
plans
for
orderly
- States policies in that complex
part of the world.
HENRY R. LABOUISSE - Ambassador to Greece
Ambassador Labo.uisse served as Director of the Inter
national Cooperation Administration {ICA) and headed the
Task Force to prepare and present to Congress
- for the
government. They would probably rather shoot him but know that that would
trigger an intolerable world reaction..
We can 1t talk about this, but it does mean we can say in good conscience
that we're doing our best for Andreas. The attached telegrams
- Agreement, as
amended, includes the standard Bermuda provisions,
which unde.r
the US interpretation
and traditional
usage prohibits
a priori
restrictions
on airline
services.
Since 1966 the Portuguese have sought to impose unilateral
restrictions
on capacity
