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    "ocrText": "TOP SECRET\nE.O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or (E)\nDept. of State letter, Aug. 10, 1972\n-2-\nBYNLTHC MARS Date 62675\nSince Bierut's special train would otherwise be\nreturning to Warsaw empty, he suggested to Herriman that\nUS Noval Lieutenant Tonesk and Red Cross representative\nCestelberry use it to proceed to Waranw with the 25 tons\nof Red Cross supplies now in Moscow destined for Poland.\nThe journey will take about 48 hours and Tonesk will take\na Navy code with him through which he oan communicate with\nMoscow and Washington. They are taking enough personal\npolies to last them until Ambassador Lane arrives.\nYuroslavs Stir un Strikes in Trieste. A Yugoslav-\ninspired strike at Trieste appears to be a protest at the\ndisbendment of the Yugoslav-organized auxiliary police\nforce there and to discredit the present system of food\ndistribution by limiting the food supply. Actually food\ndistribution was not affected and the attempts to picket\nthe bakery and to prevent circulation of the Allied news-\npaper were unsuccessful. Weter end electricity are not\ninvolved but the strike involves docks, street cars and some\nships, buildings and shops. A demonstration in Pola\nresulted in chemical and dock workers striking but there\nwere no incidents and the Allied newspaper was issued\nregardless.\nAFHQ is considering the admittance of private news\nagencies to the whole of Italy except Venezia Giulia\neffective July 15.\nFrench Lenving NV Italy. French troops continue their\norderly withdrawal from NW Italy and the Aosta area is now\ncompletely clear of them. The French curfew has been lifted\nat Susa but civilians may not circulate there without a\nspecial pass and the French order preventing Italian cara-\nbiniere from appearing on the streets armed or in uniform\nis still in effect.\nBritish Fear Possibility of Greok Rightist Coun.\nBritish officials in Greece are reported greatly alarmed\nover the\nis ARCHIVES SERVICE\" RECORDS N\nAND"
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