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go back and try again, but he saw little prospect of success in view of the attitude of the French.
2.
I think it will be important that Mr. #ippon should take every available opportunity of stressing the desirability of Hong Kong being included in the generalised preference scness, He has already mentioned it to tate Secretary von Braun, and he will have further op,ortunities of making the point to the Belgiana, Dutch and the Commission curi g the visits to Brussels and the Hague next week. I am arranging for this to be in
Wr. kippen's briefing for these two visits,
3. I think it will also be desirable for UKDEL Brussels to do whatever is possible with wellenstein (paragraph / of Geneva telegram No. 705).
Mr. Ford Mr. Robinson
Mr. Britten
(H. Statham)
& October, 1970
European Integration department
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