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    "ocrText": "TOP SECRET\nDECLASSIFIED\nE.O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or (E)\nof State letter, Aug. 10, 1972\nDept. NARS Date 9.18.75\n-3-\nin Vienna that a most satisfactory meeting was held with\nthe Russians on June 6. Although the Russiens recognize\nVienne as comprising only 21 Bezirke instead of the 26\nwhich US and UK find as constituting Vienna gau, and\nalthough Morosov stated that he would have to refer to\nMarshal Tolbuhkin our request to inspect outside the\ncity limits, he agreed in general that permission already\ngiven by the Merahal to visit airdromes outside the city\nautomatically gave Allied Missions opportunity to recon-\nnoiter greater Vienna and observed that there was in fact\nnothing to stop the Missions from going where they liked\nsince there were no control posts. Request to inspect\nairfields east of the Danube has been referred to Tolbuhkin\nsince his reply to our original request applied only to\nairfields west of the river. The British representative\nhas mode it plain to Morosov that he could not undertake\nto leave Vienna before so instructed by his Government\nregardless whether Tolbuhkin *bade him farewell on June 10.\nAFHQ states that London has not yet issued orders to SAC\nregarding this point.\nGeneral Mellarney has wired General Flory that he is\nto reconnoiter Vienna, Vienna gau and the Innerestedt and\nis likewise to obtain full information regarding living\nconditions and facilities in the Thosu area which has been\noffered us by the Russians. General Flory is to inform\nGeneral McNarney when his mission is completed so that\nTHEMAN\nthe latter may coordinate orders of recall with SAC. It\nis intended that French, UK end US Missions should leave\n: . ARCHIVES 3. SERVICE\" 'NATIONAL RECORDS AND\nVienna imultaneously.\ncommonly\nFurther Mikolajozyk Terms. On the subject of further\nPolish discussions in Moscow, Mikolajezyk is still willing\nto accept an invitation by the Commission of Three to\nconsult there with the persons listed. But he would prefer\nZakowski to be invited instend of Kolodzeij, since the\nformer is less known and his inclusion will create less\nviolent reaction. He still hopes Stalin will agree to\ninvite Popiel as a fourth representative from London.\nOn the arrested"
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