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Telegram from Ambassador Henry Grady to Secretary of State Dean Acheson, Number 724
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Telegram from Ambassador Henry Grady to Secretary of State Dean Acheson, Number 724
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Anglo-Iranian Oil Dispute, 1951-1954
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NLT(CSF-5UBT.) 301 INCOMING TELEGRAM Department of State copy / of 2 TELEGRAPH BRANCH 14 mor OECRIT A Action Control: 10215 NEA Rec'd: August 20, 1951 FROM: Tehran 1:09 p.m. Info SS TO: Secretary of State 938 G EUR NO: 724, August 20, 5 p.m. E DCR PRIORITY SENT DEPT 724, LONDON 155 EYES ONLY AMBASSADOR. FROM HARRIMAN FOR PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY NO DISTRIBUTION EXCEPT AS DIRECTED BY SECRETARY'S OFFICE. Mosadeg called on Stokes and myself this morning. Ic sadeq and Stokes discussed possible arrangements for sales, com- pensation and manner by which British staff might be em- ployed. Stokes was encouraged as Mosadeq moved a little from his former rigid positions Following meeting Mosadeq told press "we had very good talk". and expressed hope agreement might be reached. I participated only as a listener. Mosadeg told us during conversation that if agreement was not reached, he would put Stokes eight-point proposal with Iranian reply (MYTEL August 19) to Majlis on Thursday and ask vote of confidence. Shah had sent me message through Ala to this effect last evening explaining that such a move by Mosadeq at this time would obtain strong Majlis support, greatly strengthen Mosadeg's position and weaken that of Shah and that Shah would try to prevent this nove. I am seeing Shah this after- noon. Our talks with Mosadeq will be resumed tomorrow. It is too early to judge whether there is real chance of agreement or whether a way can be found to avoid a break in negotiations being used by Mosadeq to strengthen his position. GRADY MRM:MM Note: NEA informed 8/20/51 2:10 pome JAW a ARCHIVES SERVICE" RECORDS 'NATIONAL AND July DICLASSIFIED E. O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and sey ens 4-16-78 D pr. of State letter, PROJECT NLT 78.2 B.y NLT HC NARS 9-26-78 TOD SEORET REPRODUCTION OF THIS MESSAGE IS PROHIBITED