Telegram from Ambassador Henry Grady to Secretary of State Dean Acheson, Number 425
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OCR Page 1 of 2NLT(PSF-SUBJ.) 329
INCOMING TELEGRAM
Department of State
copy / of 2
TELEGRAPH BRANCH
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Rec'd:
July 29, 1951
FROM: Tehran
5:13 p.m.
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TO:
Secretary of State
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DECLASSIFIÉD
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NO:
425, July 29, 11 p.m.
E. o. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5000
EUR
Pept. of State letter, 5-31-74
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Eg NLT. He NARS Date 10.2.7t
WLT 7A,
NIACT.
SENT LONDON 91; RPTD NIACT DEPT 425.
FOR HARRIMAN AND GIFFORD; DEPT FOR SECY. DISTR IN DEPT
ONLY AS DIREC TED BY SECY'S OFFICE.
Fol is text of Iran Govt reply (London's tel 33 July 28)
which was handed to me by PRIMIN Mosadeg at 9:40 this
evening
"The Imperial Govt of Iran is pleased to note that in
accordance with the formula dated Monday July 23, 1951
(Tirmah 31,1330) which was submitted to His Excellency
Averell Harriman, his Britannic Majesty's Govt on its
own behalf and on behalf of the former oil company formally
recognizes the principle of nationalization of the oil
industry in Iran. The Iranian Govt expects that this
formal recognition shld be openly brought to the knowledge
of the public and it is pleased that the Brit Govt intends
to send a mission to Tehran on behalf of the former oil
company to negot with the govt and with the competent
authorities, and at the same time to discuss with the Iran
Govt the method of execution of the law insofar as it refers
to the mutual interests of the two countries. The Iran Govt
believes that no tension exists in Khuzistan and is sure that
the formal recognition of the principle of nationalization
of the oil industry will create a more favorable atmosphere
in order that the negotiations referred to above may. be
conducted with a spirit of sincerity and good will.
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The foregoing statement is the official reply.
s. *MATIONAL RECORDS
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SERVICE
PRIMIN stressed the fact as I advised in MYTEL 90 that
his statements this morning, though he requested me to
transmit them to Harriman, were unofficial.
Since noon the cabinet and the mixed comm have been meeting
almost continuously.
My wire London 90 July 29 specifically states that Mosadeq
stressed the point that if Harriman has called the cabinet
minute to
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