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    "ocrText": "TOP SECRET\nDECLASSIFIED\nE.O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or (E)\nDept. of State letter, Aug. 10, 1972\n-2-\nBYNEFIW MARS Data 6-2675\nVenezia Giulia Still Unsettled. General Jovanovic,\nTito's-Chief of Staff, left his negotiations with General\nMorgan, SAC's Chief of Staff, abruptly some days ago for\nconsultations in Belgrade. He has still not returned,\nthough it is honed to resume the negotiations today. One\nmain point at issue is the Yugoslav insistence that the\ncivil administration they set up in the area last month\nbe retained; this system follows the Russian model, while\nAMG wishes to use the Italian system with certain modifi-\ncations.\nIn the area itself, Yugoslav police are interfering\nwith, and even arresting, people visiting AMG. It is\nestimated that 2,000 Yugoslavs have donned civilian\nclothes and stayed behind. Anti-Allied activity is\nstrongest in the predominantly Italian areas, since the\nprovocateurs and agents the Yugoslavs left behind wish\nto terrify the population there and figure they can tend\nto Slovene-majority areas later. AMG has started weeding\nout the Yugoslavs planted in the Trieste police and for-\nbidden them to carry arms; however, these groups still\ncontinue their deliberate policy of beating up and in-\ntimidating individuals.\nBritish Propose Tanzier Agreement: French Stand Pat.\nThe British have proposed a specific international agree-\nment on Tangier, and the French simply reiterated their\nprevious attitude, in conversations which Chargé Childs\nhad in Paris en route to London and in London.\nThe British proposals would embody a document of 13\narticles among the powers parties to the original Tangier\nconvention, the United Kingdom, Belgium, France, the\nNetherlands, Portugal, Spain and Sweden. The first article\nwould provide a provisional administration starting six\nweeks after signature of the agreement and lasting until\nthe conclusion of a new convention. Such a convention\nwould be prepered by a Control Committee in Tangier and\na final conference in Paris.\nThe United\n\"INATIONAL\nARCHIVES AND\nRECORDS\na\nSERVICE\"\nTHE"
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