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Approx. Time to Execute Responsible U.S. No. Measure (days) Agency Remarks aims made by non-Allied free world leaders, e.g. exploit opportunities to influence favorably newly independent nations particularly those emerging in Africa. 5. Conduct a coordinated world-wide information campaign aimed Variable State & USIA Campaign must be carefully coordinated with our allies, at popularizing positive aspects of the Allied position on particularly the Federal Berlin and Germany, including self-determination. Republic of Germany. - t 6. Report to NATO on progress of our planning to extent required. 1 - 2 State To maintain a state of readi- 1 ness to approve tripartite actions and, if necessary, to support them actively. 7. Provide continuous air surveillance along Greenland, Iceland, and the U.K. line. 3 JCS Inform, and/or consult as appro- priate, Tripartite and NATO authorities. 8. Execute anti-submarine surveillance at Straits of Gibraltar 7 JCS Inform, and/or consult as approw and in the Turkish Straits, with visible patrolling. priate, Tripartite and NATO authorities. 51 9. Seventh Army to conduct exercises in Central Europe. 5 JCS F4 U Utilize air corridors at altitudes in excess of 10,000 feet. 1 State & JCS A political decision is re- 10. quired and tripartite and NATO Fa authorities will be informed 3 and/or consiltted prior to execution.

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