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Mr. Morgan (FED)

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I find the argument in paragraph 4, in particular, of the draft paper very hard to follow. Paragraphs 3 and 4 deal in large part with Chinese policy and yet the second the third sentences of paragraph 4 list factors which should affect British policy and would therefore come more appropriately in paragraph 5. I hesitate to re-draft it myself but wonder, if you agree, if you could re-arrange this.

JAN Graha

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(J. A. N. Graham)

29 November, 1971

Mr Gigham

By all

if you wish, remove the

second and third sentences

from

means, if you

§4. I have suggested

an addition to the third sentence of 35. Mc Land concurs.

Gozzl

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TO ROUTINE HONG KONG TELNO 881 OF 24 NOV. INFO PEKING,

YRTEL NO875.

WE AGREE,

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