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The Ambassador then asiced whether I could maice any general
observation of Interest to his country which he could report.
1 said that he vould be able to get en obsorvation of that sort
which vould be much more pertinent from the Acting Secretary
since he Mat in entire charge of the Department and I vas
opagentrating on matters before the General Assembly. I
could only any, as I had said ao many tines to the Ambassador,
that I Vala to see closer relations growing between
Tugoalavia and the United States and also between Yagoolavie,
and Turkey. All of this secmed to me in of
our comson Interest in defense. Aa the Ambasandor well knea,
I continned to be diaturbed at the lacic of progress in resehing
a settlement of the Trieste question. It seemed to me clear
that a effective cocperation in the military field
depended in the long run upon better relations between
and Italy and this, in turn, depended upon the solution of
Triesto. I continued to feel, as I had so often said, that if
both sides vould approseh this matter in a spirit of goodvill
and matual adjustment, the matter enuld be solved.
The Ambassador soid that he asd not think the Italians
wäshed to golve that after Nr. visit to
Tugoslavia his country had been estaciced in the Italian preas,
and that experience of Italian poliey had been ao long
and 00 asffieult that his countrymen vere inclined to be less
hopeful then others who vera less intimately concerned.
I said that I 634 not wish to be in a position of en
advodate of either country before the other. I vished to
advocate only one thing. and that de that a solution should
be resched. I felt it could be ronthed if both vould
approsch it with a real desire to solve 11 and in the spirit
of goodvill. I did not wish to turn our neeting into
a discussion of Trieste but since he hed asiced ne for a general
observation I could not overlodk what semed to me to be the nost
important question still unsolved.
The Ambessador then thenked ma for that I had done in the past
yeare in improving relations with his country and, on departing,
again referred to his regnest that I do what I ceuld to help
in the matter of the drought assistance to his country.
DA
DAchesonsula
DECLASSIFIED
E. O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 10.26.76 5(D) or (E)
Dept. of State letter, Aug
By NLT
Hu , NARS Deto/1-30.76
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