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CONFIDENTIAL

INWARD TELEGRAM

TO THE COMMONWEALTH OFFICE (The Secretary of State)

FROM HONG KONG (Sir D. Trench)

18 May, 1967

Cypher

Do

R.

18

#1

15452

NARC

1401/17

IMMEDIATE

CONFIDENTIAL

No. 638.

Addressed to S. of S.

Repeated PRIORITY to High Commissioner Canberra

#1

#1

ROUTINE

#

#

No. 32. Ottawa No. M325. "Washington No. 121. "Peking No. 239.

P.A. Singapore No. 107. (S. of S.

please pass all).

Your telegram No. 944.

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Kowloon Disturbances.

An essential need in the external field seems to be to make the Chinese count the cost of violent action in or against Hong Kong.

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The Hong Kong press today prints a report that as a result of the present situation the Canadian and Australian Governments are at your request reconsidering their wheat deals. Is there any truth in this, and is there any indication of what the Canadian and Australian intentions at present are?

3. I should also be grateful if I could be informed whether any, discussions on the situation here have taken place with the U.S. Government and if so what their views

are.

(Passed as requested)

(Advance copies passed to Mr. Wilson, Mr. Bolland,

Mr. de la Mare)

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