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TOP SECRET DECLASSIFIED E.O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or a -5- Dept. of State letter, Aug. 10, 1972 NLT We 7-22-75 U.S. Plans No Further Action On Spain at Present - Because of the strong action on Spain taken at Potsdam and made public in the communique, the U.S. is not planning further action in respect to Spain at present. U.S. Delegation Urges Early Appropriation of UNRRA Funds - Immediate acceleration of UNRRA procurement is urged by State, Bureau of the Budget and FEA members on the UNRRA delegation in a message to the Department. Pacific developments enable the use of December 31, 1946 as a date for completing all UNRRA programs if immediate steps are taken to expedite the processes including appro- priation of the 550 million dollars already authorized by U.S. to UNRRA. The delegation suggests that presenta- tion to the Bureau of the Budget, arrangements with Congressional committees and the preparation of justifica- tions be done at once. Lend-Lease After V-J Day - Mr. Clayton has notified the Department of his preliminary informal views on Lend- Lease after V-J Day, and has requested information from the Department for his future talks with the British and Russians. For munitions, he assumes that procurement will cease except for certain type maintenance items. The processing of new requisitions for non-munitions should be discontinued shortly. Goods now in the pipeline should be sufficient to meet legitimate needs for the next several months. December 31 is the date suggested for the termination of supplies now in the pipeline to the U.K. Direct and reciprocal aid of raw materials should be discontinued as soon as possible, reciprocal aid to con- tinue as long as direct aid. Russia should be informed that the processing of new requisitions will be discontinued; items necessary to complete industrial plants mentioned in the May 11 directive will be delivered; and, goods in the pipeline will be delivered on the same basis as goods to the U.K. Both the U.K. and U.S.S.R. should be given the opportunity to buy goods in the pipeline at the cut-off date. In the case of Belgium, Mr. Clayton recommends the immediate

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