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- on their actlon..
Slnco:rely,
The l-Ionorablo
Donald B. Sangator
Actf.na Prime Mlnlster
of Jama.lea.
Kingaton.
LB.T • WOBowdler:nun
,?\\,\rCn 22. 1(j66.
..
,
Dear Bob:·
It ls always a great personal pleasure to hear oi
the gallantry of our service men whether
- .
in combination
sufficient
and
made by Secre
one will
politics
the United
and in the external
dictate
statements
on the eve of not being
they tr"'.nk of mustering
creased
of
Nati~ns,
no doubt that
the hope that
in African
Affairs
took place
- Government.
in Yemen.
power has right
Realities
government broadening
still
belief
of situa~ion
process
This offers
to dictate
hope of more viable
British
that
Yemeni discontent
to
form or personnel
;;11··--------of
that
must take place
- a Presidential
aircraft
to transport
an ailing Bustamante
from Jamaica
to Walter Reed Hospital.
I understand
that you will be
receiving
a memorandum
from State, via General
Clifton 1 s
office,
this afternoon.
I, for one, hope you approve
State's
request.
2, I
- "UNCLASSIFIHt
.
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• I
I
-2-
48¢, MARCH3, 5 P.M., (SECtlON ONEOF TWO), FROMKABUL
Pli1BASSADORHARRIMAN EXPRES.SEDPLEASURE AT VISITING AFGHANISTAN .
HAVING HOPED C0:-1EHERE EVER SINCE HIS CLOSE ACQUAINTANCEWITH
AFGHAN AMBASSADOR IN MOSCOWDURING 1.11AR.HE
-
land.
The Department believes
that a brief call by the Princess on
Mrs. Johnson would be a very helpful contribution
to improving our
relations
with the Royal family.
If this request for a call on Mrs. Johnson is granted,
we
would hope that Mrs. Majid
- he would recommend
to Barwick that GOAcontinue low-key attempt influence
Portuguese Timor policy with little
hope however that much
would be acc~plished.
~--
Additional
purpose for continuing
contacts with Portuguese
on Timor issue, according Waller
- - but Naeaer•s pullout in Yemen ha ■ macle the tranaltion to independence
We don't look to the
eaaier than we thoqht lt could be earlier this year.
new 1overnment for much, but this h probably as 1ood an outcome as
we could have hoped for.
W. W. R.oatow
SECRET
- will
to Jamaican
2.
will
as constructive
entry
Since
with
into
retention
of consular
relations
should
to join
enlarged
he will
He will
live
with
and especially
hope to obtain
have supported
Liquidity
5.
press
He will
of a tariff
at the last
- . The Portu•
guese Foreign Minister,
Dr. Franco Nogueira, informed
Ambassador Anderson in Lisbon, May 11, that the Portu•
guese share the u.s. concern over the potentially
explosive situation
in southern Africa.
He said Dr.
Salazar hopes that even though you
- IS BEING PROJECTED IN SAF THAT
.u; FRIENDSHIP WITH NASSER AND SUPPORT OF YAR IS MORE SUBSTANTIAL
HE HOPED .US MIGHT BE ·sYMPAiHETic.
THAN .UHAT UK rs DOING FOR SAF.
RE ADEN NOT ONLY IN PRI~ATE ,' BUT ALSO IN PUBLIC.
1.6 POSITION RE ADEN SHOUl..D
- RECOMMENDEDHIJACKERS BE •
·R£TURNED SEPARATELY. GOV, HE BELIEVED, WOULD BE WILLING
,.
SEND PLANE FOR THEM. AS FAR AS SEALEY AWARE HIJACKERS HAD N"OT
FORMALLY REQUESTED ASYLUM AND HE HOPED THEY WOULD NOT AS SUCH
REQUESTMIGHT CQ\JPLICATE GOTT DECISION.
ANY ·CASE GOTT
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on the matter but hoped that by the time of Ambassador Beale's arrival in
Jamaica he ~ld
.be able to ~ring Mr. Sangster some good news.
then noted that Mr. Mann was interested in the problem of
control and pointed out that Jamaica already has a small birth
-
9ASED ON SOURCEHE CONSIDERSA3SQLUTELY
RELIABLETHATTHE~E IS
MO HOPE FOR PRIME MHJISTE~ 'S SURVIVALA~WWHOLE: GOVER'.E
1ENT
A~D COU~CILOF STATEHAVEBEEN ASSEM2LED.MEDICALBULLETIN
.EXPECTED9EFORE MIJNIGHT.·
•
1
BENNETT
DECLASSIFIED
E.O. 12958, Sec. 3
- Senghor to visit
Washington. It was unfortunate that, for internal reasons, Senghor was
not able to accept the invitation extended last April and we ver., much
hope that it will be possible to set another date early this year.
Our Peace Corps program has
