“… L could be quickly identified. GOLITSYN, in late 1960 - early 1961, had furnished information concerning a Soviet pene- P tration of the British Government on the basis of which the British UJule.4 9 SECRET_______”
“… L could be quickly identified. GOLITSYN, in late 1960 - early 1961, had furnished information concerning a Soviet pene- P tration of the British Government on the basis of which the British UJule.4 9 SECRET_______”
“… riginally opposed - separation from the Crown abandoned the movement as fruitless in December, when Includes These Deluxe Features: the, British government decreed that the • Deluxe Cast Aluminum Goll • Portable Cart Bahamas — all of the Bahamas — would •Porcelain Enameled Cast Iron Cooking Ra …”
“… as but to look at I’m still worried about is the attitude of follows: To ask Her Majesty’s Govern- the western hemisphere to find that the British government. The Pindling ment what representations they intend places for establishing a new, feir-sized regime in Nassau will urge military in- to m …”
“… llti the British House of Lords, BELLHAVEN plans to make a speech there, following his return to London on 22 May 1974, castigating the British government for allowing Abaco to be abused by Nassau. BELLHAVEN" appears to be identical with Robert Anthony Carmichael . HAMILTON, born 27 • Feb 2 …”
“… SSALL could be quickly identified. GOLITSYN, late I960 - early 1961, had furnished information concerning a Soviet pene- tration of the British Government on the basis of, which the British 9 SECRET *”
“… in the aftermath of utterly condemning the military coup and the Allende’s death. But the shocked and, at times, precipitate action of the British Government in almost hysterical reaction to the coup went far recognising the military junta; demanding the beyond such committed parties to embrace …”
“… wo years’ service in place; • - b) he. would receive a $.10, 000 payment for his part in identifying a certain KGB operative -2*. in the British government; and a c) he would be placed under contract for “an indefinite period" after his defection at a • yearly salary of $25,000, with”
“… y, favorable to the US. ------------------ ------------------------------------------ r UK-US FR ICT IONS OVER SH IPP ING POLICY 12 The British Government has advised shipping circles not to comply with US demands for information relat- ing to rate discrimination against US exports. — WEST …”
“… ing lines in tion relating to rate discrim order to improve the unfavorable ination against US exports. US balance of payments have The British Government has ad caused increasing rancor in vised against compliance on Britain. Before Parliament ad the grounds that this informa journed for …”
“… ate and close down illegal radio transmitters operating out of the Miami area in connection with these raids.. Fifth, we can inform the British Government of our plans to try to control these activities and express our understanding that the British Government has become increasingly concer …”
“… ormed the Group that CIA is dropping ite earlier proposal to support Comandos L, due to the crackdown on exile raids by various U. S. and British government agencies. Be recommended that pl*a of n selective relaxation be adopted, designed CO relax current stringent controls 1 selected anti-Cas …”
“… EN DOCUMENTS WE LOOKED AT. PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF OTHER SIMILAR DOCUMENTS COME TO YOUR ■ATTENTION..- ATTACHMENT: DOCUMENTS REFERRED TO BRITISH GOVERNMENT A. LETTER FROM BRITISH EMBASSY, MOSCOW TO FOREIGN OFFICE DATED 20 JULY 1964 NO SIS OBJECTION TO RELEASE. THE FCO ALSO HAVE NO - OBJEC …”
“… (02898) state that "CIA is dropping its earlier proposal to support Commandos L, due to the crackdown on exile raids by various U.S. and British Government agencies.” 29. The Minutes of November 12, 1963 (02905-08) indicate Mr. Fitzgerald reported on Cuban operations under six main headings. …”
“… point we did but it was absolutely useless. 18 the point -in case being the Leyland buses. We pulled all stops 19 to stop that sale. The British Government turned us down 310 firtt Siraci, S.E., Wastnugton, C C. 20003 20 flat. 21 Q Now, did you attempt to reach any other sources of 22 su …”
“… e point we did but it was absolutely useless, 18 the point in case being the Leyland buses. We pulled all stops 19 to stop that sale. The British Government turned us down 310 FIrui StICCI, S.E., Washington, o c. 20003 20 flat. 21 Q Now, did you attempt to reach any other sources of 22 sup …”
“… ne point we did but it was absolutely useless, the point in case being the Leyland buses. We pulled all stops} 19 to stop that sale. The British Government turned us down 410 first Sirecl, S.E. Washington, D c. 20003 20 flat * 21 Q Now, did you attempt to reach any other sources of 22 sup …”
“result of representations made to the British Government about Cuban flights to the Cayman Islands; carrying Latin American subversives, the British developed < an administrative scheme which wi …”
“… can Government in preventing the use of LACSA aircraft to transport subversives to San Jose off-landed in Gran Cayman. H. Approached the British Government various times to seek its cooperation in preventing the use of Gran SECRET HW 50955 DocId: 32424015 Page 5”
“British Government about Cuban flights to the Cayman Islands carrying Latin American subversives, the British developed an administrative scheme which will …”