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TOP SECRE'
E.O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or ()
Dept. of State letter, Aug, 10, 1972
-2-
BYNLT-HC NARS Date 6.26.75
Weranw Poles, other Poles from Poland, and Poles from
London. Herriman hes offered his 0-87 plane to trans-
port Mikolajosyk and the others from London.
The Department's renction on these negotiations is
one of cautious optimism.
French Formally Agroe to Vithdraw from Italy.
The French apreement to withdraw from MW Italy was
signed at Caserta the evening of June 11. It provides
that US-UK forces will procressively relieve Fronch
troops in Italy starting at once, Except for a French
trensit camp at Susa all French troops and officiels will
be west of the 1939 Franco-Italian frontier by July 10.
They will be out of various specific valleys by enrlier
dates sterting June 20. Meanwhile all French propaganda
in NV Italy will cense at once, and to insure a smooth
transfer of authority the French authorities will furnish
all available information to the US-UK forces and AMG.
No Italian troops will be stationed within 15 miles of
the frontier as long ns Allied troops are available,
though Italian carabinieri and customs officials will be
employed na usual. The normal pre-war freedon of frontier
movement across the border will be allowed.
SAC will trent this movement of the French troops a.s
R normal routine relief, will give it no special publicity,
and will recommend to the US and UK that no official announce*
ment be made on it. This is to preserve French suscepti-
bilities. The whole question of publicity was discussed at
Caserta; the French generals signing the agreement thought
it undesirable. SAC said he felt it would be a mistake to
withhold publication of some anouncement since he had no
control over the Italian press and there were at lenst 25
US and UK correspendents in MW Italy. It was finally agreed
to let Washington, London, and Paris decide what action
they wished to take on publicity in this matter.
Allied
s
AND
to REGOKOS SERVICEA
cav
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