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Page 206
The Ministers noted with satisfaction that these efforts had met with some degree
of response , mainly in the sphere of bilateral relations . Although no major crises
had arisen in Europe , the Soviet Union continues to oppose a settlement of the ...
The Ministers noted with satisfaction that these efforts had met with some degree
of response , mainly in the sphere of bilateral relations . Although no major crises
had arisen in Europe , the Soviet Union continues to oppose a settlement of the ...
Page 577
At this meeting the Council : ( a ) Noted the statement made by Mr. Luns at the
discussions which had taken place on 6th June among the fourteen Ministers ; ( b
) Agreed to transfer the military headquarters of NATO from France ; ( c ) ...
At this meeting the Council : ( a ) Noted the statement made by Mr. Luns at the
discussions which had taken place on 6th June among the fourteen Ministers ; ( b
) Agreed to transfer the military headquarters of NATO from France ; ( c ) ...
Page 730
The Committee noted with satisfaction that the efforts of the two Governments to
foster mutually beneficial economic relations had brought about satisfactory
solutions to several major bilateral issues during the past year . It recognized ...
The Committee noted with satisfaction that the efforts of the two Governments to
foster mutually beneficial economic relations had brought about satisfactory
solutions to several major bilateral issues during the past year . It recognized ...
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| Title | British and Foreign State Papers |
| Author | Great Britain. Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
| Contributor | Great Britain. Foreign Office. Library |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1975 |
| ISBN | 0115915680, 9780115915680 |
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