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ANNEX 'A'

Anglo-American Discussions on Dangerous Drugs

Participants

United Kingdom

1. C.J. Train, Assistant Secretary of Stato, Home Office.

2. Commander R. Huntley, Metropolitan Police.

3. D.A. Jordan, Chief Investigation Officer, H.M. Customs and Excise.

Hong Kong

4. N.G. Rolph, Commissioner for Narcotics.

5. C.J.R. Dawson, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Operations.

6. H.J. Rumbelow, Chief Superintendent of Police,

Head of the Narcotics Bureau.

7. J.D. McGregor, Deputy Director, Commerce and Industry Department

and Deputy Commissioner, Preventive Service.

8. M.C. Morgan, Assistant Commissioner, Preventive Service.

9. R.J. Stratton, Political Adviser, Hong Kong Government.

10. P.B. Williams,

Principal Assistant Colonial Secretary, Social Services.

United States of America

11. J.E. Ingersoll, Director, B.N.D.D., Washington.

12. G.M. Belk, Assistant Director, Office of International Affairs,

B.N.D.D., Washington.

13. S. McClintic, Office of International Affairs, B.N.D.D.,

Washington.

14. F.T. Dick, Regional Director, B.N.D.D., Bangkok.

15. L. Pickering, American Embassy, Bangkok.

16. D. Dean, Deputy Chief of Mission, American Consulate-General,

Hong Kong.

17. R. R. Hart, American Consulate-General, Hong Kong.

18. K.S. Shostrom, B.N.D.D., Hong Kong.

19. V.E. Durant, U.S. Customs, Hong Kong.

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