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Copy No. 1 SECRET C. We should, however, in any case and as soon as possi - ble, take such steps as are available and necessary to prevent the further exercise of Czech rights under the U.S - -Czechoslo- vak bilateral transport agreement. At the present time, it is intended not to cancel this agreement but rather to rely upon the authority and intent of the Civil Aeronautics Board to deny to the Czechs a permit to operate a trans-Atlantic ser- vice to the United States. d. We should request the appropriate British and Fronch authorities, on our assurance that we will do likewise if they agree, to suspend permits which authorize the civil air lines of satellite countries to overfly their occupation zones in Germany and Austria and to refuse to grant such permits to other satellite states. e. On setisfactory assurance from the British and French authorities, we should instruct our occupation authorities in Germany and Austria to suspend permits authorizing Czechoslo- vakia's civil air line to overfly our zones and to continue to refuse the granting of such permits to any other satellite states. f. Presidential Proclamation 2776 placing restrictions on the sale and export of aircraft, engines, spare parts, and electronic equipment used in connection with aircraft operation should be so interpreted and enforced as to insure that the USSR and her satellites will be unable to obtain such equip- ment from the U.S. or from areas under U. S. control. g. We should continue to press for informal arrangements with other countries, particularly the U.K., France, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Italy and Sweden, by which those countries would put in effect like restrictions, which should include denial of use of facilities for overhaul, refitting and maintenance to USSR and satellite aircraft. h. So long as the present situation in regard to Finnish-Soviet integration remains unchanged, Finland should not come under the above restrictions. i. In view of the breach between Tito and the Kremlin and the evidence at hand that Soviet control of Yugoslav civil air operations has been eliminated, Yugoslavia should be ex- empted from the above restrictions so long as the present breach is maintained. 3. All of these measures should be carried out, as far as possible, in a manner sufficiently flexible to admit of their quiet and inconspicuous retraction to the degree that they might be suc- cessful in inducing the Russians to take a more liberal attitude toward the operation of western carriers in the USSR and the satellite area. DECLASSIFIED E. O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or (E) NSC 75 NSC 15/1 S. ARCHIVES RECORDS AND "INATIONAL OSD letter, April- 12, 1974 By NLT- HC , NARS Date 10-2-75 SERVICE" For - 5 - (Revised )

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