“declared that the rest of the staff must stay in the Embassy because they have a work plan to fulfill. Thus, he has left himself with an unresolved problem he must face in the very near future. CLassA can* r PA Ci NO. 069 53 a USEPRLViOCS LDTIcA S ECRET< 2”
“receptivity of CON (GOB) to an CAS resolution authorizing use force. Ambassador should proceed on assumption report CAS investigation committee strongly aTole-” winovtermoot”
“that its policy ia left pretay much in the hands of the local editor. Unfortunately, the Air fiteche, who has been here for a considerable period, mentioned to the‘ Ambassador that he thought I might be able to throws s me light or the situation due to the fact that he, hizse”
“NEGOTIATIONS STILL TAXING PLACE - BETWEEP LIRING AAD FOREIGN MINISTRY. Set *a”
“FOREIGN OFFICE AND THE V.K. AMBASSADOR IN THE FIELD. COS REPLIED THAT ACTION has OPERATIONS HAD TO BE CLEARED WITH THE FOREIGN OFFICE. BUT THAT HE IS NOT SURE AS TO HOW MUCH COORDINATION WAS REQUIRED ON S. EC R E T”
“ALSO TOOK THE NEWS CALMLY ABOUT REVELATION OF $9,000 ITEM FOR TRAVEL OF PDC LEADERS, WHILE SHAKING HIS HEAD ABOUT THE LEAKING OF SUCH Matters, HE BELIEVES THAT THE REVELATION, UNLESS IT IS MADE MUCH MORE SPECIFIC BY SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATIONS AND PUBLICITY, WILL NOT CAUSE ”
“background and have more policy guidance, I shall be able to discuss with him specific issues and endeavor to reach agreements or compromises, as may be required. 8 - - f.. * a s^d &”
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“background and have more policy guidance, I shall be able to discuss with him specific issues and endeavor to reach agreements or compromises, as may be required. 8 sect...”
“status, but this reads a little bit as though it woro putting on the trappings of national sovereignty. THOM: • W. ERADFN Chief International Organisations Division Attachments ‘s stated. CIO:TWB/mf Distribution: Dux Orig - Addressee (CPP) 1 cc - CIO 1 cc - RI 1 cc ”
“further background and have more policy guidance, I shall be able to discuss with him specific issues and endeavor to reach agreements or compromises, as may be required. 8 1”
“d to the WII Division by BREIT in detailed dispatches. Results of Interviews with Prabassy Parscanel 7. In order to detersino whether or not BNTT has been indio crest as allowed, the following officers of the US. Babassy Cindad Trujille were interviewed: William T. PEEIFFER, Amba”
“with the delegation. --..***. TOP SECRET”
“should not reach any agreement in regards to the exchange with the Diplomats. i-memenr--- :...... * ----- - .............. ...”
“AND THE SUBSTaNCE OF THE DAY’S DISCUSSIONS. THE AMBASSADOR SAID THAT HE WOULD BE HAPPY TO DISCUSS THE SE CONCERNS WITH THE CONGRESSMAN ON SUNDAY OR MONDAY. THE AMBASSADOR SAW CONGRESSMAN SECRET (”
“SEE THE POLITICAL OFFICER SO LONG AS HE REMEMBERED WHO HE WORKED FOR AND ACTED EX? ACCORDINGLY). 9. AS TO KEEPING THE AMBASSADOR APPRISED ON POSITIVE I §.€ SECRET”
“EMBASSY CONTACTED AND HE SPCKE ON TELEPHONE TO CUSToxs t— ElEDeNLe OFFICIAL TO to AVAIL* waLeuch-8 THEN SAW CHIEF AIRPORT CUErors vgS REITERATED FACT THAT PARCELS WOULD BE INSPECTED 1 SECRET REPRODUCTION ST OTHER THAN THE ISSUlo CIlIC is FEDManto L 45opy7No. dual: th”
“resoonsibiliti 21. . 28 which are not certain at this point how they will be implemented Part of our problem with this decision is, as hn: been 13 I stated and noted non ryf !•)■-» rrntimgt: of former lTr ie against the background of tiro pre: ent situation. ‘le rest of”
“cable in which I told them that President here had knowledge which made this "action" (against DURAN )”
“rage of a diplomatic establishmen t. NW 65994 Docld:32989561 Page 6 CO.TEGIAL Ty : ( CONFIDENTIAL Th e Attorney General 1 1.”
“■ A. HE ASKED IF A RECRUITMENT ATTEMPT COORDINATED WITH THE BRITISH WOULD BE CLEARED WITH THE AMBASSADOR, COS REPLIED THAT THIS COULD BE A MATTER OF JUDGMENT, BUT CERTAINLY SECRET >”
“him that he already should have ree'd a cable in which I told them that President here bad knowledg e wh ic h ma de t”
“tapes given that we have acknowledge a unilateral tap on the embassies and the existence of the tapes is public knowledge. Barring any additional information from the DO, the ARRB staff plants to present the issue to the Board at the 13 April meeting and request that it decl”
“I certainly %/ Conth D ONEY 0. will not be able to enjoy. ‘Another thing I want to bring to your attention is In regard to our Consulate, its activities and relations with the Visa Section. A letter has come from VERA addressed to FRANCO pointing to PRANCO’s incorrect wor”
“GALEE. 4. RE 2B SAID HE AND GREEK GOVT WELL AWARE PPOBLEM AND OPPOSED TO THIS SHIPPING. EXPLAINED CONTINUATION DUE GPEEK SHIP OWNERS SECRET *3 S”
“c. This paper NOT be forwarded to US officers assigned to NATO activities. d. This paper NOT be forwarded to the Chairman, US Delegation, United Nations Military Staff Committee. 3 CLASSIFtU TOP SECRET SPCNL-IANDHNG- NOEARN”
“A-1 AS THEY HAVE IN PAST. -LNAGON COMMENTED IT WAS THEIR UNDER STANDING THAT WHEN TWO : C MORE U.S. COVERNMENT ACENCIES.HAVE AN INTEREST IN THEY - SAME IND IV IDUAL THAT FRROWNS RULE IN THE MAR COTICS SOURCE RECISTSY WAS MERELY TO ADVISE THE INTERESTED PARTIE S CF THE - C5”
“DIRECTED AND, IN ! HIS ESTIMATION, HAS A GCOD CHANCE OF SUCCEEDING. SOURCE SAID WERBELL EXPRESSED HIS WILLINGNESS TO REVEAL ADDITIONAL 5 INFORMATION TO INTERESTED U.S. AUTHORITIES CONCERNING rim 4 a PLANS AND TIE ORGANIZATION BEHIND KE CLANDESTINE OPERATION 2 1 COORDINAT”
““SERIOUS", IMPLYING SOMETHING "OFFICIAL" (SHE MEAT IONED SHE DIS-So S APPOINTED GERENDE NOT L#ERGO MEMBER). GERENDE ASSE SMENT IS SHE MIGHT BE WILLING COOPERATE IF HE CAB REVEAL L HARP BROKING. IF APPROVAL GIVEN BY HD @S PIN ISSUE GEBENDE FALSE "DEFENSE DEPARTMENT ADVISORY COU”
“clearly established before the operation actually comes off. He added, however, that it should be borne in mind that once these politically-screened individuals had issued their general statement of objectives, our primary operational task has been to hold the FRD together, a”
“consideration of all the pros and cons it was decided at the Executive Director-Comptroller level not to proceed at that time. FBIS is presently taking a second look. : , - EstKurthe Director Foreign Broadcast Information Service -2- ‘QEPDCT OLUNLI 00203”
“y meet eting of Congress. V says yes, I've hemd that the one who is chief here terminated his trip a nd c am”
“. Naval Attache is making special flight for this purpose. Legal officer going to Dallas promised to mail this”
“no chance for success of en 5 4 armed movement. “It was agreed that even though the Committee 4 3. 3 2 2 1 1 Lrnge 1 triveis s.e wi-sot. teonvelns ord SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM - tele-t-ci-at STATE -QtA JAAMY NAVY INA AID OCA FBI #3 CINCSO #- USIA I*We (Niote. Fold du”
“been sent <.. to all USIB- Ad Hoc members, the NSC and the White House. “er= ws" 2 _AMFIDEM TIAL”
“The service probably would terminate its cooperation C (withthe Station on the current joint teltap operation in order %to be able to defend itself against domestic critics. ---*== SECRET”
“handed to the designated representatives for their en lightenment. I think you will agree with me that the paper is poorly drafted and needs considerable pointing up in various - 59 - TOP SECRET”
“extremely patient with ACSI until such time- as Lt. Col. Causes retired and could be replaced. Haj. Watlington”
“the operation actually comes off. He added, however, that it should be borne in mind that once these politically-screened individuals had issued their general statement of objectives, our primary operational.task has been to hold the FRD together, and that at this particular ”
“(to be concerned with “"larfor issues of our over-all policy, our trade policy, our „relations with West African governments, the effect Of British Colonial policy on our inter ests and the relations (in coo peration , with an independent American Consul nt alar) of British an”
“AND LACK OF PROGRESS ON KASHMIR DISPUTE, RELATIONS ARE RELATIVELY STABLE AND THE THERE XS LITTLE PROSPECT MILITARY ACTION. 6. JAPAN: NO CHANGE IN JAPANESE SECURITY SITUATION. VISIT OF COORDINATING offiCERS GaouP I Excluded trocen automatic IflEASINO OFFICER SECRET . downgra”
“R/3; PARTICULARLY ON WILLS’ ROLE DURING THIS CRISIS, AND CUBAN OR DTHER ROLES IF ANY. GNCOIN ALSO ATTEMPTING CONTACT T/3 FOR READING ON 1 Situation. 4. WE HAVE SEEN NO MEASURABLE CHANGE IN OPERATIONAL CLIMATE AS YET. WILLS TOLD CHARGE THAT PARA 1 POUCH AND AID-LETTER INCIDE”
“position of being January accused of investigating militants. We are on thin ice as it is. Therefore, DeVanon will not be asked to follow up on "Compton" contacts and wa will depend on OS police contacts. R. Attachment: Xerox copy of Furfey’s notes RPBL/vla File: C-52”
“Sarefore, on 21 March, sent it through chanroln to the DD/ P and* their official approval." ThomasW. Broder THOK AS ... Chief . International Organizations Division OCT wt. I SECURUi IrOnATON”
“INSTRUCTIONS FOLLOW. % . ". 3. ' CONTINUE TO INFOF’S DISSIDENT ELSEKTS OF r.. . SUPPORT FOR THEIR POSITION. IN CASE OF OVZE1H20.! OF IRUJ1LLO--WXE1M R OR NOT IlliTIATID EI PRO- U.S. GROUP—THE PRC-.S. CFCIIP SHOULD TROM.TLY .Ah VA JFFOT.T 10 CONSTITUTE 1 ITSELF AS REASONABL”
“shielding and other benefits flowing from close liaison with the host government, care is required to avoid the potentially grave political repercussions that 25 June -proposed latest version, chargesincorporating by DoD.”
“AUSTRALIAN DOCUMENT WILL STRAIN OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH THEM. OUR ARGUMENT SECRET”
“3, LIAISONS WI TH DIM AND DISIP CONTINUE AS BEF ORE- IF ANYTHING, ODDLY WE ARE GETTING A LITtLE MORE OUT OF THESE Associations Than BEFORE The FLAP. AMBASSADOR’S INSTRUCTIONS ON LIAISON before He LEFT ON CONSULTATION Visit WERE "BUSINESS AS US HAL SU-AU AL AND LET THEM MA”
“previously mentioned, has never claimed any particular knowledge of FCD activities. In addition, he does not claim / €’ to be aware of all recruitments of Americans by the SCD. As an 0001098 20 ,—-iv--”
“friends and Allies, that the USA sees to it that Agreements - . made with them must be kept and that they allow no doublecrossing and ’ •’ deceit.. cc Ministry for Foreign affairs, Washington. V U.S.A. Embassy , London..”