HW ORCON SUPPLEMENT TO NID CABLE FRO FRIDAY AUGUST 20,1976, PANAMA-CUBA TRADE AND BANKING VENTURES.

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Library of Congress
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): LOC-HAK-552-6-32-7
• Release Decision: RIPLIM
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 20
• Document Creation Date: January 11, 2017
• Document Release Date: September 2, 2010
• Sequence Number: 32
• Publication Date: August 20, 1976
• Content Type: CABLE

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CONTENTS,, NIO CABLE FOR FRIDAY AUGUST 20,t976;
LEBANCNI 02TUATZON 'REPORT
USSR?JAPA41 ECONOMIC RELATIONS
PORTUGALl SOCIALIST VS COMMUNISTS
MALTAI VIOLENT PARLIAMENTARY CAMPAIGN
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HUPINS THAT THREATS WILL WEAKEN THE PALESTINI403WILL TO RErs?
slaT THE PHALANGES PARTY HAS ASKED THE COMMANDER OF -THE 25X1
ARAB LEAGUE PEACEKEEPING. FORCES TO CONVEY DEMANDS THAT THE PALty
E$TIPIIAMS WITHDRAW FROM THEIR POSITIONS IN MOUNT LEBANON, AGREE;
TO A TIMETABLE FOR THE CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES ON ALL FRONTS,
AND ACCEPT SYRIA P3 CONDITIONS FOR HOLDING -A MEETING Of THE POUR.'
PARTY TRUCE- COMMITTEE THAT'.WAS. SUPPOSED TO SUPERVISE THE ?IMPLEo.
MENTAT;ON PF. THE SYRIANt-PALESTINIAN AGREEMENT SIGNED IN DAMASCUS'
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TA13 DEMAND THAT LEFTIST PARTIES FRIENDLY TO SYRIA BE REPRE.
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TO AGREE ON THIS ISSUE 490 TO THE REPEATED POSTPDNEMENT. OF A
COMMITTEE! MELTING AND HELPED MAKE THE DAMASCUS AGREEMENT A .DEAD
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WAS PROBABLY ALSO Z FIUENCED BY FOREIGN MINISTER MIYAZA%AFS
HARDER PUBLIC LINE ON CHINA, WHICH IMPROVED POLITICAL RELATION
GENERAL SECRETARY BREZH'4EVtS DECISION LAST WEEK TO
STAND R AILING PREMIER K0SYGZN AND MEET WITH A GROUP OP
JAPANiS TOP INDUSTRIALISTS UNDERSCORES THE INPORTANCE'THE USSR
ATTACHES TO ITS ECONOMIC RELATIONS WITH JAPAN'
BREZHMLV iS ACTION IS DESIGNED TO GIVE A NEW IMPETUS
To SOV CONON'IC TIES WITH JAPAN AND TO ELICIT ADDITIONAL-
JAPANESE INVOLVEMENT IN 3IPER!AN DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS.. THE USSR
MAY CALCULATE 'THAT THE JAPANESE INDUSTRIALISTS.NIL.L. Be- RECEP:? .
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THE PROSPECTS ,FOR TRADERELATIONS AR MUC" M * .
LAPT JAPANEUE EXPORTS YO -THE SOVIET UNIO!4 REACHED A RECORD
3146 92LLSCN. AND TWX$. YEAR JAPANESE SALES THROUGH MAY WERE
RUN 4!MG SOME. 1i8 PERCENT ABOVE THE COMPARABLE PERIOQ 1.AST YEAR#
MOREOVER, 0E8PITE CONCERN IN TOKYO OVER THE SIZE OF THE USBR.S
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