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Peking 8.3.68

compatriots in Hong Kong for their losses;

(c) accept in full all the solemn demands put

forward by the Chinese Government and the

patriotic compatriots in Hong Kong.

Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs told Chargé that

British Government must reply to the various demands put

forward by the Chinese Government before it would be

possible to discuss concrete problems including restoration

of normal movement for diplomatic staff, trade, culture,

The Hong Kong problem could not be brushed aside.

etc.

This was und

M.A.H.

A K

basin for

22/3

M.

1. Murray's

meeting with Mr. Aethony Royle, M.P. It has bee neodifed by 10. Denson & Mr. Murray, and incorporates ITK Depis. notes and

M.

H.K. tel. no 313.