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Sir A. Galsworthy

You will have seen Peking telegrams Nos. 311 and 312 reporting the Chinese protest about use of Hong Kong by U.S. naval vessels.

2.

I attach a copy of a submission that is being made within the Foreign Office by its Far Eastern Department. I was consulted in the preparation of this submission and concur in its recommendations. You will note that the text of our reply and its timing are dependent on the concurrence of the Governor, Hong Kong.

3.

You may

It is likely (but not altogether certain) that this will be referred to Ministers in the Foreign Office. wish to consider whether there should be reference to the Secretary of State in Mrs. Hart's absence.

6.5. Carter

(V.S. Carter)

22nd March, 1967.

I have subsequently heard from the

Fareyn Office

non submuted

That

Mr de la Nave has

to Amistere and

han himself

the draft Felyram behind the

witch

apy are d

Fo. Submission.

awaited.

Req.lum mas

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Our

Concurrence

is

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MR. Carter

I

адее

with the tire taken in this draft, &

that it may

issua.

But I am incrasingly auxions slot

the incrase in the number of I.S. daral

visits, & restrain the inase. I sud

do feel strongly that

перг

in tauch an Mhuis.

that we

must

like to be

ANS

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F.C. informed of our concurrence.

Lou

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