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DECLASSIFIED
E.O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or (E)
TOP GECRE
Dept. of State letter, Aug. 10, 1972
By NOWH MARS Date 6.26.25
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The apparent desire of the Soviets to set up an
Allied administention is probably due to their desire
to have others undertake the solution of basic long-
range problema such as the procurement of coal and
other raw materials which thus far have been left for
the Austrians to settle.
Yucoslave Still Try to Vake Conditions in Venezia
Guilin. We consider the Yugoslav proposal to distribute
its contingent of troops throughout Venezia Guilia thor-
oughly unecceptable. Ve much prefer SAC's sound sugges-
tion that this detachment of 2,000 troops be assigned a
predominantly Slovene locality away from large towns
and important comunities. SAC has refused the Yugo-
slav-proposel to increase their detachment from 2,000
to 5,000. SAC will reject nearly. all Yuzoslav proposals
pushing the demercation line west, although he may agree
to minor adjustments in return for full use of the
SAC has told his nerotistors to
"remain firm, even tough, in all deelings with the Yugo-
slavs in the present negotiations. They must be held
strictly to the terms of the Belgrede Agreement.
The Yugoslav negotiators are still trying to keep
economic control of enstern Venezia Giulia and are even
arguing that they should be allowed to ship out from
this area such "war booty" as all industrial plants
which were owned or operated by *Fascists", textile fac-
tories, and many other supplies. SAC has replied that
he is increasingly concerned over the slow progress of
the negotiations and that any such proposals which will
give the Yuroslavs any voice or any control of activities
west of the Morgan Line whore "they have absolutely no
right to perticipete* would allow them to infiltrate into
the various egencies of AMG and achieve the very Yugoslav
ends we have been trying to avoid with so much difficulty.
SAC views with utmost suspicion all joint agencies pro-
posed west of the Morgen Line; he does not have a voice
in the Yugoalav operations esst of the Line and does not
intend them to operate in his area.
s
Polich
to TRATIONAL RECORDS SERVICE*
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