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B. Pakistan - US
May 14
Pakistani aide memoire to US states that if plane which
had taken off from Peshawar had been diverted to USSR,
Pakistan would have cause for bitter complaint.
(Document No. 11)
May 19
Pakistani note to US states that May 14 aide memoire
might be considered a complaint from GOP. (Document
No. 12)
May 22 US note to Pakistan gives requested assurance. (Document
No. 13)
C. Pakistan - Afghanistan
May 16
Afghan note to Pakistan protests the use of a Pakistani
airfield for a flight violating Afghan airspace, and states
that RGA awaiting elucidations and assurance that no
such violations would be allowed in the future. (Document
No. 14)
June 4
Pakistani note to Afghanistan denies allegation that flight
originated from Peshawar with the cooperation of the
GOP, and that if flight did take place it was without the
knowledge of the GOP. The note recalls the GOP note
of November 10, 1959, protesting to Afghan Government
about frequent and repeated violations of Pakistani
airspace. (Document No. 15)
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