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/ A 31. TOP SECRET -2- 380, July 25, 4 p.m.g from Tehran. American newspaper correspondent recently returned from south is that, although morale of British is extremely low, this is due to discouragement that British Government has not (rpt not) taken direct action and to indignities of having Iranians "push them around. 11 Incidents have been magnified by company officials whereas correspondent calls them to considerable extent "pin pricks to pride. " It is difficult in Tehran to appraise charges and counter- charges as between British and Iranians although there is no (rpt no) doubt that Iranian Government has acted unwisely to say the least, and extremists such as Makki have been arrogant and provocative. Secondly, if British agree to send mission, the selection of Minister to head it is of utmost importance. I can think of only two, Morrison or Gaitskill Noel-Baker, Minister of Fuel and Power, wld in my opinion be inadequate. Iranian officials who knew Shawcross at UN speak well of him but I have had no rpt no) direct dealings with Shawcross and therefore have no ( rpt no) opinion. I feel perhaps Gaitskill wld be best man. On other hand Morrison has more prestige. verg MITI au supou 1 GRADY vici spon sug III broboss] GEM:BF co enes Va BX ORATOR SBOK BOB DHE BBECIDEAL VHD DEBL 380 TORDOX 13 (EAES OUTX DCH E BOK 380 52' 0 88 19: DL antre 9°00° MEV 2077A THAT TOR SECRET y of 2000

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