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    "ocrText": "DECLASSIFIED\nE.O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or (E)\nTOP SECRET\nDept. of State letter, Aug. 10, 1972\nBy NLT-WC NARS Date 9-18-75\n-2-\nRenorts from Allied Missions in Vienna. It appears\nto be the concensus of US, UK and French Missions in\nVienna that the Soviet military is under instructions\nto set a time limit on the work of the Missions, limit\ninvestigations to the city of Vienna making sure that\nit is the city and not the gru which is to be subdivided,\nand to try to limit the three Missions to the use of Tulln\nairport. Marshal Tobulkhin has set June 10 as the time\nby which most of the Missions' work should be done. SAC,\nhowever, has instructed the British delegate to remain\nin Vienna until ordered by the British Government to re-\nturn. General Flory is instructed by General Mellarney\nto coordinate plans for departure with British and French\nMissions. Requests for permission to reconnoiter outside\ncity limits and to use Aspern airport have been referred\nto Tobulkhin.\nGeneral Flory was struck by the happiness of the\nViennese at seeing Americans who had been expected end\nwhose permanent presence was freely desired. Within the\ncity limits Allied Missions are at liberty to proceed\neverywhere without passes. Civilians are reported to be\nreceiving a good supply of food under rationing system.\nIn one instence tractors and power units were seen on\ntrains moving anstward.\nYenezia Giulia. The Department has informed Embassy\nBelgrade that despite our note of June 2 reports from\nVenezia Giulia make it clear that the Yugoslavs there\nare continuing actions \"contrary to the letter and spirit\nof our problems\". Embassy Belgrade is to inform the\nYugoslav Government that we trust there will be no further\nministry\ndelay and that we take a serious view of Tito's failure\nARCHIVES RECORDS SERVICE\" AND of\nto reply.\nto\nSubasic returned to Belgrade on June 4 and on June 6\nassured Ambassador Patterson that he believes the US-UK\nnotes of June 2 should be accepted immediately. Subasic\nwas impressed by US firmness not to provide economic help\nto Yugoslavia until satisfied that the regime is \"demo-\ncratic and stable\". Subasic admitted there is a complete\nYugoslav"
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