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S-0903-0012-08-00001
Expanded Number S-0903-0012-08-00001
Title items-in-Cyprus - miscellaneous - clear cables
Date Created 25/07/1974
Record Type Archival Item
Container S-0903-0012: Peackeeping-Cyprus 1971-1981
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I*'YOU SHOULD BE-AVARS THAT AS SELL AS THE PRESS' CAMPAIGN ( A6AINST USFtCVP 1M TURKEY 'THE TURKISH'.PRESS MERE IS BE INCREASINGLY CRITICAL OF OUR ACTIVITIES AMD THERE H BEE Iff 5PE €1AL AT T AC KS
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RSPORtED THAT SR.-.ONSL, ACTINCf VICE'PRSSJDEEHT HAS k STATEMENT TO' ft'MEWSPftPER THAT UH.FICYP (AMD ICRC ) g* m HftVE mi REPLIED TO A&Y OF THESE CHARGES AS HEPLISS CAM-C$LY'SE COUKTER ^PRODUCTIVE « HOOVER ME WILL RAISE" UTTET? TWO STATMESTS WITH' F4^ TURKISH CYPRIOT LEADERSHIP &T %% EARLY. STAGE * WHEN""" BOIfiG SO WE SHALL KWPHASIZE AHt) ILLUSTRATE UUFIGYP'S COOT1RUEO ISPARTILITY « ¥E SHfttL FDR EXAMPLE POINT OUT ; C. BtUCE THE TURKISH INTERVENTION IW CYPRUOS UfiFICYPS HAS •.. !j c ORGANIZED A SPECIAL SECTION TO LOOK AFTER THE H i c SEEDS OF THE POPULATION A»D ALMOST $$ P 1 c: OF THIS EFFOKT f WHICH HAS INVOLVED PATROLS # I8V2STIGAT1QSS c ETC. Iff ALMOST EVERY DISTRICT HAS BEER Ftm THE OF TURKISH CYPRIQTS . UNFORTUNATELY , BECAUSE OF c RESTRICTION 0?} OUR ACTIVITIES Iff TURKISH CONTROLLED AREAS c t?E ARE MOT ABLE: TO PERFORM THE SAME SERVICES FO THE GREEK CYPR10T POPULATION . . -™- ;. i c ^•.'-.i./": • ^"^ »- c. /
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c PAGE 2s :^ - • • " ' *.•''>• c CONFERENCE TABLE WITH IftPUBEHT D£#ASB THAT GREECE. LEQALISS . ' ^ TURKISH COUPS AND VINDICATE ILLEGAL ACTS CG^ITTEB BY -. _ -** c TURKS. WHAT THEN IS TH£ USE OF eEUEVA, PAPER ASKS* c PARA TO COUCTER COMEDY PLAYED BY TURKEY AT SEiSEVA, PAPER PRESSES, IT WAS BECESSARY TO DRAW ATTEHTIOS OF WORLD PUBLIC c OPWJI08 TO IT: WITHOUT DELAY, Ml) TO PLACE UUUKMN MEMBER COUNTRIES c SQUARELY BEFORE^THEIR RESPOWSIBILITIES BY CALLIHG" FOR SPECIAL SJEETI86 OF BENERAL ASSEMBLY* PARA REQUIRED TWO-'; .. .-• c THIRDS MAJORITY WOILD BE OH GREECE'S SIDE, PAPER THINKS, c ALSO ACCUSIHS TURKEY OF SKOWIUQa c c {JtTER CONTEMPT FOR SUCURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION OF .
JULY 20 f'A8D CONTIMUIHfi BLOOSHEO. UUUNMH GENERAL c ASSEMBLY IS aABKlKO'SSOPREaE COURT. ' IT SHOULD JUDGE KEY'S ATTIT'UDB:* TURKEY AWILL UNDOUBTEDLY.BE COBDEflSED "^PCTf '• 'D lit 1 S"£0 JTW TLT BE PL ATOM 1C* SHALL HAVE HORE TO SAY-08 IT LAXS^. :3r'S''TCl{ATr"JB£KERA£JrASSEMBLY''-SKOULD'*''''' CONVENE. WE APPEAL TO PRIME MINISTER TO ASK FOR ~f -~TOT ?MTfERS 8JOST "IS THAT GENERAL ASSEHBLY CONVENE* WE APPEAL TO PRIME MINISTER TO ASK FOR . SUCH MEET IBS W IT HOOT DELAY.
r \ ' • ' ',>• ' . PAGE 4e. ••' •• • - : . TO VIMA' CARRIES EDITORIAL STRESSING THAT TO US CYPRUS C TRAGEDY' HAS ABOVE ALL GREEK FACET* BUT THERE is HffERMAriONAL ASPECT TO JT » AND 'ITS CGBSE0UEHCES WILL NOT 'BE IHSIGHIFICAST, LOCAL OH TEMPORARY. REFERRI8S TO ATTITUDE OF GREAT PWOEHS DUHlfflS CYPRUS CRISIS* PAPER . ABOSTHAT HISTORICAL RESEARCH WOULD ALWAYS 'GIVE EXACT c - - ' ••• ' • • - D£'SCRIPIIOia THAT SUITED ATTITUDE OF THE EH EAT POWERS ( IH FACE. OF TURKISH ACT, BARELY WKETHER-JT, WAS ' .. EHCOlRAaEMEMT, POST ERI«6»OR MERE TOLERANCE TOWARDS .TURKISH 2MITI ATI VE» a •/-.•"
r MATTERED FOR TIME BEISS,' MR.''' PLOUWiaES- ADDED," WAS
THAT ' 6REAT POWERS HAD' IN ESSENCE AWTHOR'i2S» • Xf}VASZO{It ' Oft OTHER- HAflB REFUSES' STEEM6THEK1KS QF-fiRESK ;.'... •DEFENCE. THEIR POLICY HAS- BO" PLACE F01? EITHER WHAT IS ( RIGHT OH ETHICAL* FURTHERMORE, THEIR POLICY IS'-NOT 'CHARACTERISED BY" SJ&EWED FORESIGHT-* FOR. SAKE'OF SPECIFIC km OF DOUBTFUL VALUE THEY SACRIFICE LOME-TERM ( IHTERESTS* SSAtL. P9WERS- LOOK AFTER THE JR ESPECIALLY VITAL • IffiTESEST COSWECTED WITH WATIOttAL SURVIVAL A RS GOSTlHUATIOiJ* !» ASSESSING THEJ& IUTEREST ON THAT " CYMis« co^^^4l?j•EB IN P'OUCY* ' ( ^ - s t PAGE ; €s '• ~f . '•' . i " ': ' ' c OF «AAJOR POWERS, ESPECIALLY WHE» SIAHIFESTEO". I» SUCH -. ' - ; J' " : ^HHxCH^lL'L'iJ'SlVilfS '&'H " "' "' •«.-.-• .«•—-"•—»r * ^ ' .* c f& T- ft ,t t «t1 TTrt f'T' A fctPt T ATrt « -rt P? «ff T rh f?1 d^ fBt 1* if1 i13^ t *^ a T j»n -i-j A XHV A i -* r?*-! rt*» rt e r ri i r " -,
HIST OR Y, JEtJLEUISM HAS SOMETIMES -'.HOT ALWAYS""*;. DRAWN . . • - . '"• v -.SOME tBSSOHS FROM- CY»ICIS» OF'fiHEAT POWERS, EACH -- . -•; . ;..--. ••• •:.•'•• :• '•" - '\ • iim.zs occuREDftzssai * w^t s SALUTORY* SAME WIWL -.-T . •; JfAPPEH NOW* FOR HEVLEWISfl'S MAIM DUTY.. IS SURVIVAL* ACHOP0LXS 18 EDITORIAL ATTACKS TURKS FOR IMPE0IIJQ f • • •'• UWFICYP FUflCTIO». TURKISH mm IN CYPRUS IS ARMY OF f mwm MEMBER .STATE .PAPER SAYS. THERE IS ALSO s- ',/ '
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SUPER VISE ALL REGIONS OF ISL.ASD-TO KEEP PEACE AND
PROTECT CIVILIAN POPULATIOH, HOWEVER TURKISH ; •f. AUTHORITIES IK •'•'CYPRUS HAVE 13 SUBSTAHCE .,^-
'HU«FieYP* THEY PROHIBIT UNFICYP FROM BOIM'6 '-*. •;,.,.,;"' C ' • ' ' '. • ' '-:. ; ^* "fY SUPERVISION, THEY EHFOR^E OH 0MFX YP ^ ">T -^v-
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THE AIRPORT!CONTINUES TO BE UNDER THE PROTECTION OF THE UUNN BUT.THE-CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITIES ARE DENIED ACCESS TO IT.WHICH PREVENTS AUTHORITIES IM QUESTION FROM CARRY-ING. OUT:.THEIR PROPER FUNCTIONS STOP AS A RESULT' - "
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AIR TRAFFIC. ADVISORY SERVICE IN ACCORDANCE WITH NOTAM 1337 OF-23TH JULY 1974 STOP
SINCE THE RECENT RESOLUTIONS OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL OF
UNO "REAFFIRM RECOGNITION OF •: CYPRUS AS AN INDEPENDENT '
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PROCEDURES OF ICAO STOP
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THE ANCILLARY AIR NAVIGATION FACILITIES OF CYPRUS STOP
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c MOST IMMEDIATE c W4FTCYP 1147 URQUHART M1SC 139 GUYER/WECKMAKS-MUNOS PROM PREM CHAND/MILES . TUHKIsJjJgjSAJSJMHA£ COPY OF ^^--J-. - , — ^^^ --- — .^.-^ -- ^0.~*^,-~a-~» P4:60 s ^ c PROPOSED A JOINT INVESTIGATION WITH UN, CYPOL, AND TURKISH POLICE* c TO THIS.WR, CLERIDES REPLIED THAT HE WOULD BE WILLING TO ACCEPT IT PROVIDED SIMILAR JOINT INVESTIGATIONS WERE CARRIED OUT WITH j c REGARD TO ALLEGATIONS OF ATROCITIES BY TURKISH FORCES SIMULTANE- c OUSLY, THIS «AS NOT ACCEPTED BY THE TURKS. WE SUGGEST THHAT :HIS IS A FAIR PROPOSAL Z COL 1147 135 2 .. c • r c /•*- i * £ AHEAD C ZYU94 S2223 SSS NICOSIA CtF OS 15102 C CK408 ETATPfUOHITS UtlATIONS YORK? ( FOR URQUHART /LEW1S/AKATAMI/6ALENOVIC , C ffiJFICYP U39 C MOST IMMEDIATE s C MILITARY REPRESENTATIVES OF IJK»TKRKEY ,GREECE C UttFICYP TODAY feT 1300 HOURS LOCAL TIME SIGNED THE . 'AGREEMENT ON THE DEMARCATION LINE . COL'GMEL JERRY HUNTER SIGNED FOR 1JK,COLONEL F3E2IHI CAKAR ^ FOR TURKEYSHAJOR EVANGELOS TSOLAKIS FOR GREECE AMD COLONEL c CLAY BEAim FOR UHFICYP * SPEAKIMQ TO NEVSMEN WHO COVERED THE CEREMONY WHICH TOOK PLACE , IN THE CONFERENCE ROOM OF USFlCYP ' ' FLY BY RftF-. CANBERRA 'TO GENEVA AND DELIVER COPIES OF THE AGREEMENT'" " TO .THE DELEGATIONS ATTENDING IKE CONFERENCE .HE SftID HE ----- ..,,--/.,— • ,-- - '. .,' . •.• -. •": .„--:.,: ..... --.v ...... , .COULD WOT DISCLOSE CONTENTS OF THE AGREIEtf^n: AS IT WAS A * PRIVILEGED DOCUMENT HE ADDED WE ENTIRELY AGREED OM WHAT g IS WRITTEN IH THIS REPORT » .REPRESENTATIVE OF GREECE STATED QUOTE EYE FEEL THAT EVERY ^ EFFORT HAS B1IEN MABE'SO THAT THIS DOCUMENT WILL HELP OUR c MINISTERS IN THEIR WORK IS OENEVA UNQUOTE . REPRESENTATIVE OF TURKEY STATED QUOTE EYE Ail VERY HAPPY WITH £ THE DOCUMENT »WITH ITS CONTENTS ANS EYE HOPE IT WIWL GIVE , AYE VERY GOOD BASIS TO OOF? MINISTERS SO THAT THEY COULD FURTHER tfORK 0N A SECURITY ZONE TO B£ ESTABLISHED LATER ( UNQUOTE » c . F f f COLONEL CLAY BE-ATTIE STATED THAT. THE $EXT PHASE WILL DEPEND.-*' / OK' WHAT COMES OUT OF THE DISCUSSIONS IN GENEVA* ( THE UNITED HATIONS HILL'BE PREPARED TO,. TAKE PART AND ASSIST WHEREVER , POSSIBLE IN PROMOTING PEACE IH THE ISLAND * HE ADDED QUOTE EYE THINK THERE HAS BEEN A SPIRIT OF SINCERITY £ AMD COOPER AT 10 M &M A, 80QD DEAL OF HARD WORK AND EVERYONE - , HAS TRIED TO WORK TOGETHER TO PRODUCE.A SOLUTION IN THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME UNQUOTE . , BRIEFING NEWSME.K LATER IW THE DAY UKFICYP SPOKESMAN R . . .STAJDUHAR STATED THAT TODAY FRIDAY 9 AUGUST THE SITUATION C C OK CYPRUS IS VERY SlUIET ,THIS IS CO NT AIMED IN THE REPORTS „ ( RECEIVED AT UNFICYP HEADQUARTERS UP TO 1700 HOURS LOCAL TIME »' ' ^,/. C C. SPOKESMAN STATED tWFICYP COMMANDER MAJOR GENERAL PREM CHAND ' , HAS RECEIVED REPLY FROM COMMANDER OF TURKISH AKNED FORCES "' "j IH CYPRUS AND COMMANDER OF NATIONAL GUARD TO HIS MESSAGE OF ^ •' j t ^ 8 AUGUST 08 THE OCCASION OF THE TRAGIC LOSS OF LIFE OF ( ,,f CANADIAN SOLDIER PRIVATE PERRON, (GENERAL CHAND. SAID C C jo ISSUE SUCH FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS AS YOU MAY CONSIDER .^;." •' ."'V. ,. ^ ' NECESSARY TO ENSURE THAT THE MAXIMUM POSSIBLE RESTRAINT ' - ' >-,,,,-^ IS EXERCISED BY ALL CONCERNED AND THAT WE HAVE ?>3Q MORE CASES OF -•->• -. f t —^ '^ *® ^~ FIRING UNQUOTE ^COMJIARDER OF TURKISH AHMED FORCES STATED HE ,. /\ HAS PREVIOUSLY ISSUED STRICT ORDERS TO HIS FORCES AMD WILL FURTHER ORDERS »" ^ HE ADDED QUOTE EYE V?ISH TO STATE SPECIFICALLY TKftT IT SHALL ^ ^T BE THE TURKISH SIDE VIOLATING THE CEASEFIRE UNQUOTE . COMMANDER Q? NATIONAL GUARD SI AD QUOTE EYE AM TAKING NECESSARY ^ MEASURES AND EYE HAVE GIVEN OUT NECESSARY ORDERS TO THE p NATIONAL GUARD UNITS"SO AS TO'PREVENT ANY INCIDENTS UNQUOTE. STAJDUHAR STATED UNITED SAT I OSS HUMANITARIAN RELIEF CONVOYS £ LEFT TQBAY FOR HAR6I »AYlA »CALATIft,KOCHATI AND 00»E HOTEL *UH COfOVQYS KEACHED YESTERDAY FAMA6USTA,CHATOS tr ARTEMI »Ef»lKHOt6ALXNOPQRNI AND DOl^E HOTEL » ; ^ ON THE TRAGIC LOSS OF LIFE OF BBC JOURNALIST KURT STDBD'ARD UMFICYP SPOKESMAN EXTENDED KIS CONDOLENCES TO HIS tr FAMILY AND BBC * HE SAID HE HAS NO DETAILS ABOUT THE ITALIAN ^ JOURNALIST FRAKCISC0 FORMI OF Lft STA^SPA ^TORINO » r WHO WAS WOUNDED YESTERDAY DURING AN EXGHftNGE OF FIRE ALONG THE $REE» LINE IN NICOSIA » . ^ ASKED ABOUT THE SITUATION IN VRECHA AND AYIOS 10ANN!S » , SPOlffiSRAS REPLIED SITUATION IS $UXET , IN RESPONSE TO THE QUESTION TO ELABORATE THE SITUATION' ^ SPOKESMAN SAID YESTERDAY .AT 1316 HOURS THERE . • *' r ¥AS AH EXCHANGE OF FIRE AT THE VILLAGE OF VRECHA AND ONFICYP VRECHA AND USPICYP COMMANDER IN PAPHOS SENT TO SEE ^ LOCAL NATIONAL GOAHD HSPHESEMTATIVES *TKEY UNDERSTOOD ^ THE SITU AT 10 M AND HAVE (3IVEM fHE ASSURANCE THAT THERE WAS m INTENTION ON THEIR SIDE TCf ATTACK TURKISH VILLAGE . _ '• _. - to NATIONAL SUAHD COMMANDER SAVE ORDERS FOR WITHDRAWAL OF S tr- NATIONAL" GUARI> PROW VICINITY OF VRECHft AND IT WAS WITNESSED -V f., -• /- OS THE OTHER SIDE UMFICYP PATROL VISITED AYIOS IOANNIS AND V.' *£ SEMT f?EPQHT TO THE HEADQUARTERS SAYING THAT NOTHING HAD ~^ .•OCCURRED AT ALL IN THAT C . - ,.. . - COL OK* ,.v ••'( ZYI 158 4 PARIS 192 f~ 8.74 17I2Z (~ g C"/ LTF o OMNIPRESS 31 ro NEW YORK " UWPAR 565 YAGOUB, COPIE LEWIS. CHYPHEs FIGARO 9 AOUT PU8LIE ARTICLE INTITULE QUOTE 9E LA COULISSE, LES SUBQUOTE GRANDS UWSUB QUOTE SURVE1L1.EST L'EVOLUTION DES NEGOCIftTIQflS UNQUOTE. CORRESPONDENT PARTICULIER FIGARO GENEVE LAURENT HOSSU ECRIT S.UOTE KURT WALDHEIM, EN VftCAMCES DAMS SON AUTRICKE NAT ALE, AVAIT EFFECTUE SPECIftLEMEST DEPLACEHENT 0E ^ P2 ^ GENEVE POUR SOUTSS1R EFFORTS DES UNS £T DES AUTRES, IL ENTENDAIT SS PREOCCUPER PERSOWHELLEMSNT DU ROLE DEVOLU A FORCE *' DES NATIONS LFNIES. SA VEKUS EN SUISSE A ETE ACCUSILLIS TRES FAVORABLEMEMT PAR SOVIETIQUES QUI SOUHAITEST AUTAST sus FAIRE SZ PEUT, ENLEVER A CONFEREHCE SON CftRACTERE DE SESSION PRIVEE ^ ENTRE MEMBRSS C P3 ^ DE L'OTAN. PARA LE SECGEN DE L'OMU ME PARTIGIPE TOUTSFOXS PAS f AUX REUNIONS ELL2S-MEMES, SON ADJOINT ROBERTO GUYER OCCUPS TOUJOURS PLACE B-'OBSERVATEUR ACCORDEE A ^ INTERNATIONALE* S0{^ BESTS DEMONTRE NEANMOIMS TOUT L'IMTERST f 'SU'ON ATTACHE AUX DISCUSSIONS ET LAISSE AUSSI ENTE8DRE -- 'S'lL EN ETAlt BESOIN — QUE DIFFICULTES SOST GRASDES ET C / P4/42 v QUE INTERVENTIOW DE DIPLOMATES DE HAUT RANG WEST PAS TROP ^ POUR AIDER A LES SURMONTER UNQUOTE, PARA TOUTS PRESSE ACCORDS , PREMIERE PLACE A DEMISSION BIXON ET RELEVE INQUIETUDE CHANCELLERIES DEVANT CONTIMUITE POLITIGUE ETRANBERE ETATS-UHIS C WALGRE riAINTIEM HENRY KISSINGER SOS PAROMKI PRESS = -^- COL 665' c c c c • 15532 I««B)1AIE P NICOSIA SS05 C c SEW YORK = • to /U c ^ ETATp^ionm £..£• UNATJfONS 0~f c UNFICYP 1134 ^ f-lISC 130 GUYER/WECKMASN-SflUNOZ GENEVA UR0UHART NEWYORK FROW PR EM MILES. ' WE HAVE HAD FURTHER AND STRONG REPRESENTATION MADE TO US BY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND BY GENERAL MANAGER CYPRUS AIRWAYS ABOUT NEED TO REOPEN. AIRPORT OR AT LEAST ALLOW ESSENTIAL .. , P2/26 s ' REPAIR AND ACCESS TO OFFICES. LATTER SAYS SITUATION HIS ,- (- AIRCRAFT DESPERATE. WE HOPE THIS MATTER WILL B£ GIVEN SOME PRIORITY AT GENEVA T.ALKS r G3L !I34 ISO -H- i C •#1350Z 13542 GVA V £-..••* LC, ' v BOOK OF TWO YZI072 SSS SEV/VOHK; .95 08 ETATPRIOHITE C UMFJCYP NICOSIA s ' C YZiG73 SSS NEWYORK S>5 OS EIAIPHIORIIE C • UNATZOttS C GENEVA - IMMEDIATE . . " :• C 749 «ECK»A8»Ji-BUN02/PRE« CHAHD I^FO 4746 GUVER» TURKISH .''•"'"- ' : '' "s ' . lrOOQ UATlOdAL 6UARD TROOPS LAUMCHEJ). ATTACK OS VRECHA AND AVOIS IOA»»IS CAIDIS) VILLAGES AT J3iQ HOURS 8 AUGUST C SITUATION SAID TO BE. CRITICAL* TURKISH BOVERHWEJIT THAT INSTEAD OF FULFILLING PARAGRAPH 3B OF GENEV' A DECLARATION a C -SATIOttAL SU^RS SEEKS TO WIPE OUT TURKISH ENCLAVES. UNFICYP IS REQUESTED TO TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION TO PREVENT OCCUPATION OF THESE VILLAGES^ ALTHOUGH TURKISH MISSION REALISES IT KAY BE C TOO LATE* THIS WAS ALSO RAISED BY GUNES IS GENEVA. PLEASE A&VIjSE = URQUHART -f •Tv- I • ' ' ' ' C COL 745 4746 1,000 J3JQ 8 3B + TOD OS2022Z - ' if . • (- (• t . : k. V \: * • C > . ' ^ ZY9S5 SZI74 SSS NICOSIA 700 08 21002 = ^ ETATPRIORITE £ UN AT IONS to r I rM. r" •*: -V^ . ^ UNFICYP 1129 WISC 126 URftUHART IMFO'GUYER/WECXWANN BUNOZ FROM ^, s PRE^i CHAMD* * U FOLLOWING IS BREAKDOWN OF TURKISH CYPRIOT VILLAGES BY DISTRICT *• SHOWING THEIR MILITARY STATUS* '^'\ ^ FAMAGUSTA DISTRICT! A* UNDER NATIONAL GU'ARD CONTROL: ^ BEY KEUY, EPIKHO, PETRA TOO DKYIENI, KALYUAKKIA, KOUROU «ONASTIR,= CHATOS (SOUTH PART), KOR^30KIPS, MARATHA, SAMDALARIA. ALOA, SAKARYA, ^ KARAOLOS* BAYKAL, AYIOS/ANDRONIKOS t jAVGALIDHA, Q^Q^OS^mimi^.^.^....^. s AYIOS SYPlEOHj KOROVIA, STRONGYLOS* B. SURROUNDED BY NATIONAL GUARD BUT NOT SURRENDERED t V. -b ^ KNODHAB. A,'CHATOS-., AYIOS = %W- - " - ' l" KKARTITON, PSYLLATOS, GOUPHES, LIVADHIA, SINOA> YENAGRA, PERGAMOS, ^ PLATANI, ARTEMI, MELOUNDA» KOUKLIAt AY I'd S IAKOVOS, OLD CITY' ( FAMAGUSTA, KOMI KEBIR\ AYIOS EFSTATMIOS, 6ALATIA, PLATA!^ISS09- GALINOPOROT. ^ LARMACA DISTRICTS { A. UNDER -NATIONAL GDAR& CONTROL: = v_ '•' KELLIA, SCALLA, TUZZLA, KIVISIL, KLAVDHIA, KQPHIMOU, KE PETROPHAMI, MARI. B* SURROUNDED BY NATIONAL GUARD BUT HOT SURRENDERED: C, UNTOUCHED BY NATIONAL GUARDS QOSHJ, MELOUSHA, LIMASSOL DISTRICT? ALEKHTORA, ANOYIRA, = <;' c P5= ' ^ • AYIOS THOMAS, EVOHIMOU, KANDQO, KATOK1VIDHES, 'LIMASSOL,' PARAMALI / C PANO, F10UTAYIAKA* PANO POLSMEDHIA, PLATAMISKIA, TRAKHONI , WAR I , . - -••'". V1 ( PAR AM AL i, ' B. 'SURROUNDED BY NATIONAL GUARD BUT NOT SURRENDERED t - / ' '- ' NIL, .•:.'...•..• ' • . •":.. ^ C. UNTOUCHED BY ftATIOMAL GUARD: NIL, .*.,.- - ^ l ' PAPHOS : DISTRICTS ' --^ '•' ' '. '";* / A. UNDER NATIONAL GUARD CONTROLS = -• ' ' .% - • • - *• PS = • '. c . • - - ...... j•,'/- • ^'- - ^ AXYLOU, ANDROLIKOU, EVRETOlf, ItBTIMjO, KATO ARODHES, KOUTAKA, '•;'.- • ' ' ' '•' ' "" •• • '• • ' • :< ^ KOLONI, KITHASI, KHRYSEKHOiJ, -MELADHI A» MELANDRA* MARONI, ' - • • ' '-•••.•£ -, • : AYIOS ' NIKOLIOS, PHIHIKAS',"PHALIA, PITARGOUJ SAB AH A, TRIMITHOUSA, - ' . C ' • ' -• ' ' ':- • v TERRA AYIA VARVARA, UWBA,"' ZAKHARIA, ABADHIOU; LAPITHIOU, = ; c P7 = B. SURROUNDED '3Y NATIONAL GUARD BUT NOT SURRENDERED: ' "' " ' .' s ••'',- ' ' '. - ^ STAVROKONO, PHASOULft, URECHA, YlALYlA, PEtATHOUSA, AYIOS IOANNIS, , . ( C, UNTOUCHED BY KATIOMAL GUARDS ^ , - : KARA^OULLIDKES. (.-.'...... : ... . . •l-. ^ LEFKA DISTRICT: . !**?'• ' '" • £ A. UNDER NATIONAL GUARD CONTROL: ' - •- ; '- LEFKAe ANBELIKOU, ANGOLEMI, ELEA, GHAZIVERAN, PERISTERONARI , ( ^ APLIKI* -.-'"' ( B. SURROUNDED = ^- . . . •• PS= ' • - . ' - ', •' ' ^ 'BY' NATIONAL GUARD BUT NOT 'SURRENDERED: " - - - 1 '.''''• AMADHIES, KOKKINA, LIMNITIS, XEROVOUNOS. /\ C, UNTOUCHED BY NATIONAL GUARD; .'••'" ALEVGA. - • •- - • ' ...... - • • - ...... -• ' ^NICOSIA DISTRICTS > r %. . ... ;jt ;V - •• .n'at-UNDER wrtomu-frirwtr'--——' • ' '" "v "-' r•••_.• (; ' B, SURROUNDED BY NATIONAL GUARD BUT HOT SURRENDERED: , NIL. ; ... ' (" C..UMTOUCHSD BY NATIONAL GUARD*. (• AYIA, AYIOS s ' P9= : , . ''-'..-• c ..,--..= •..=•'-• - -- - '• ;• . „ ' * •• ' • : v SOZOMESOS, KOCHATI, LOUROUJIDJA, WARGI»-MORA* (^ 2* FOLLOWING IS BREAKDOWN OF MIXED VILLAGES BY DISTRICT SHOWING THEIR MILITARY STATUS $•' C ' ' - - - FAWAGUSTA DISTRICT: £ A. UNDER NATIONAL GUARD CONTROL4 STRONGYLGS* ..:.... B. SURROUNDED BY "NATIONAL GUfiHD BUT NOT SURRENDERED: £ APHANIA, VATILI. C. UNTOUCHED BY NATIONAL GUARD = PiO= s ,, 'X t ."'"." i • :S. ^ (^ ARSOS9 TREMETOUSHA* AYIOS ANDRONIKOS,-EPHTAKOMI> KLA^^EF10S, , '' KOMIKEBIR, LAPATHOS, YEHAGRA* t "'"'/'" ^f V LIWASSOL DISTRICTS " : ^"--V4:rf (^ A. ARMENOKHOR-.I, ASOMATOS, EPISKOPI, KAIPOLEHEDHIA, LIMASSOL, •. •.. ^ " '' • .'N : MALLIA, HONIATIS, PENDAKOMO, SILIKOU, KILANI, • -•; B. SURROUNDED BY NATIONAL GUARD BUT NOT SURRENDERED: ' ^ ^ C» UOTOUCKED s • c Pu= , > ^ ^. BY NATIONAL GUARD: . " PAPHOS DISTRICT? ^ A. KOUKLIA, PAPHOS, POLIS, TIMI, AYIOS NICHOLAS, KATO ARKH1MA!9DRITA» LAMSA, LOUKROUNOU. ^ B. SURROUNDED BY RATIONAL GUARD BUT NOT SURRENDERED: (_ LIMNI, AYIOS PHOTIOS, PANO ARODHES, PRASTIO, : C v>\o- * P12= LEFKA DISTRICT r -: f • A. UNDER NATIONAL GUARD CONTROL* f KALOKHGRIO, PERISTERONA4 • • •'•.'• B. SURROUNDED BY NATIONAL GUARD BUT NOT SURRENDERED! {- C. UNTOUCHED BY NATIONAL GUARDS ARGftKI, MORPHOU, PETRA, ^ LARHACA DISTRICTS £ A* UNDER NATIONAL GUARD CONTROL? ALAMINOS, TOKNi, AYIOS = - . ^ _v| *• P13 = , £ THEODOROS, KALOUKITORIO, DHROMOLftXlA* PERIVOLIA* PYLft, ANQLISIDHES KAT09 ASGLISIDHES PAWO, p'ftNO LEFKARA, ZYYU B, SURROUNDED BY NATIONAL GUARD VUT SOT SURRENDERED; ^ NIL. C. UNTOUCHED BY HATIONAL GUARDS ^ MIL* • • ' - ^ NICOSIA DISTRICT a A. UNDER NATIONAL GUARD CONTROL! ,• ^ NIL. £ C. UOTOUCHEB BY NATIONAL GUARD* • VJ DHALIt ^5EOKHOHIO» POTAillA, SKYLLOURA* -j ^ 3. ABOVE INFORMATION BASED OK HURRIED RESEARCH* ANY'AMENDMENTS WILL X '^ £ BE CABLED LATER, . . • ':•'•' ; "| 4» INFORMATION ON SITUATION IN THESE VILLAGES OR GROUPS OF VILLAGES ','•''• •1 -* ^ WILL BE CABLED TOMORROW. : COL 1129 t?.6 1234+ • <£ r ^ cor ?soo sa si u * C x- C&TA ? ^^^^^^^^^^^ cxbEGlZD 10 = £?,«*&. I^ObBOA LBID^' iiO COMWfllilCflE I3*2fl£D' C .._ ,- 'HNNNZCZCUNUN { fr1,-3-- ^ ZY557 PRESS GENEVA 275 08 2Q4tt * C PRESS (- -0MJII PRESS ., -"'NEW YORK =: \ ' . • - • • ' " ( UNPSS 404 LEWIN, CHA'NS, YACOU8 FROM CLARK* FYI. TRIPARTITE NEGOTIATIONS ON CYPRUS RESULTED AT PALAIS •-.. NATIONS 1900 HOURS CET TODAY 8 AUGUST. AFTER BRIEF INAUGURAL ( (FATHERING I»_ COUNCIL CHAMBER WHERE TABLE ARRANGEMENT WAS EXACTLY E' AS ON 25 JULY AfJD DURING WHICH JOURNALISTS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS 9 WERE = ADMITTED TO GALLERY, DELEGATIONS HEADED BY "FOREIGN WIMISTERS" s- OF UNIKINGDOM, GREECE AND TURKEY ADJOURNED TO ADJOINING ROOK -^..MKEBE^Pt^HARYjaBCOt^^flS^^^ ''" .'^".'.' '•"••' '" ••' •' ••'•'*••- •'• ' ' • ' . • " aOSED DOORS. GUYER, PRESENT AT .CEREMONIAL OPENING, WAS INVITED TO-SIT IN AS UNATIOMS OBSERVER MINUTES AFTER CLOSED SESSION ... . . ^ f . r p3 " NO RPT 8P PUBLIC STATEMENT OF ANY KIND WAS MADE AT OPENING OF'. RESUMED NEGOTIATIONS BUT CALLAGHAN HAD HELD PRESS CONFERENCE AT PALAIS EARLIER 1H DAY, GIST OF HIS REMARKS WAS THAT SIMCE TERMS OF QUOTE DECLARATION OF GENEVA UNQUOTE HAD MOT BEEN FULLY CARRIED OUT* RESUMED CONFERENCE = P4 = WOULD HAVE TO DEAL WITH THAT SITUATION. HE SAID CONFERENCE C WOULD ALSO HAVE TO COME QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE-TO "QUOTE QUESTION , OF PEOPLE OF CYPRUS THEMSELVES, UNQUOTE ROLE OF GUARANTORS BEING TO ENSURE INTEGRITY, SOVEREIGNTY AND SECURITY OF REPUBLIC. ^ HE LOOKED FORWARD TO PARTICIPATION OF REPRESENTATIVES OF = C P5 = c GREEK AMD TURKISH CYPRIOT COMMUNITIES S ATURDAY* ACKNOWLEDGING PRESENCE GENEVA OF ARTHUR AAA HARTMAN, UHI3TATES ASSISTANT c SECRETARY OF STATE FOR EUROPEAN AFFAIRS » CALLAGHAN EXPRESSED c WILLINGNESS TO ENCOUNTER BOTH ONI STATES AMD SOVIET OBSERVERS «J ; s AND TO EXPLAIN POS-ITION FULLY* TODAYS FORMAL NEGOTIATIONS ENDED c~ .'5 I • • .-^, C AT 2110 HOURS CET AND ARE = -0 .. ." -: .• .- c _9_? PS/25 = : ;: ..... '"..•• c '" ?'~ ' .£,->• • •-'••• - • .-• • c •^EXPECTED TO RESUME TOMORROW FRIDAY; NO COMMUNIQUE ISSUED. 'S^JajRTMFg Baa^j^Bi3rffl,^irh AT^MiR-JFfl-^ffVPnTTn r?•gfiflTT^TT.ft'Mfl- ?J^4>< — av -^rWT .. ,— 1*~» - ONLY AS CIRCUMSTANCES WARRANT s ^ :. BAUMGARTEN ^ OOL 1900 25 21tO * x-. ; • ' . . \v SZ227 SSS NICOSIA 190 091626Z = r ETATPRIORITE UTOIONS NEW YORK = ET AT PR I OR HE UH AT IONS NEW YORK2 IMMEDIATE UWF1CYP 1148 .. FISLDSERV FROP) MILLS •- ' . . . Si,* FURTHER MY 1124 CYFRUSIgLEPHOKE TELECOHHUMI^TIONS AUTHORITY CCYTA) MOW CONFIRMS THAT BY REARRANGING THE1H OWN FACILITIES OKI THE .ISLAND AND BORROWING BACK UP EQUIPMENT THEY CAN PROVIDE US WITH THE NECCESSARY 400 LINE PABX FACILITIES FOB TELEPHONE SV/ITCHBOARD ADEQUATE TO PRESENT AND FORESEEN * UMFICYP NEEDS «CYTA WILLIW6 TO START WORK OM EMEKGEMCY BASIS AND COMPLETE 3 N APPROX FOUR VJEEKS e MAINTENANCE AND ENGINEERING IS AVAILABLE FOR BOTH INSTALLATION AND SERVICING . EQUIPHEfir WOULD BE FULLY COMPATIBLE WITH ALL LOCAL EQUIPMENT ON ISLAND INCLUDING THAT PRESEOTLY INSTALLED IK UN CONTINGENTS CYTA WORMS FORCE SIGNAL OFFICER COST OF INSTALLATION WOULD BE APPROX CYPRUS POUNDS TWELVE THOUSAND AND ANNUAL RENTAL APPRQ5C CYPRUS POUNDS TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED o AS THIS APPEARS FAR LESS THAN COST OF IMPORTING OF AIRLIFTING INSTALL INS SYSTEM FROM ABROAD ,EYE HAVE AUTHOR I ZED FORCED SIGNAL OFFIjagLJMLJ31PJ2£^^ „ WE MOST GRATEFUL FOR EXTENSIVE EFFORST YOUR END AS DETAILED YOUR 737 AND 750 AND REGHET THE INCONVENIENCE MULTIPLE ENQUIRIES YOUR END BUT PRESENT SOLUTION DSD NOT APPEAR FEASIBLE AT TINE OF OUR INITIAL ENQUIRY + .= OK /rw ?.¥964> S?. ITS S3K MS COST* 1327 f'S 155 1 C *?VFIcyP !I'?.7 v!?*"flH£RT WE V* YORK C ^ r^f^RE^eK YOUH 73 C -~5:ruc3TK?> w? ft^^: ^t^iNM SSPLY IN *n?o ?ftRT:S * TMI? C^B 1 x- PtLaTES TD '.I^FtCY^ '^ DtSPO^lTIO^S tW I^PLr-IS*!! ATTO?J C. OF ^cSOLniTr}^ 55™ As.-n- COVERS ^!^TS LISTEH cno <•-;) o? A.M?> (4) of Yo?.rR tsu FtmtMi^? 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Hn UNTICYP 0« S2• J^JtY 1974 TO JSEAl. SPG1F1C4U.Y H P^OBLE^S OF THIS ^AttjRS , THIS Bft-a^cH f U*HJCH is .. , __ . . ,^ \':\^'---4 SOtH ^iLJT*^Y £$8 fn?STWOL ^E^BERS- ^ HAS F}1?"' ACTIVg IHF * VIDE RA*^E OF nMftSlIRIft*! %^> S"'L?S Tl'f SPA'CH P^OVDIIS I'-.SFO^^^TIOM. FDR ^T)' LI AlS ao^iv WITH OTHER' ^snct^s ? SSPE^IALLY T^E I^TSR^ftTIOMftL CG'^JTI^ OF TMS 3S?» C^t^SS R '* " •; Is? CYFrWS . ftt THS: PRm^T Tt^E Alt FOOD SSUS? 00>5WOY5 T» ALL PABT? "..'.f.: ! ;"' OF IRS! I5L.*WJ £RS riRSft>»nt? ^Y THIS uHA'^CH , . Hft«Y OTHEf? HU»t,4?*I s THE ?v^coftTi.os to HOS?IT*L or BOtH 3Y lf«J M5LKQPTSR ft«D BY ROAD r : •WERE- TAKE AE AKF r : /. ..'-" ' r !. ; .- f ; fl. r c c c c X-ZY347 OZ 17 OPI ANKARA PRESS 7 0930Z URGENT UNATIONS HEW YORK FOR GUYER WECMEN MUNOZ AXATAMI POWEL GALENQVICA ALTHOUGH DIFFERENT IDS&S CO^IWG FRO*) DIFFERENT PARTIES THE TURKISH PRESS AND MASS MEDIA IS GENERALLY FOR A QUOTE GEOGRAPHIC FEDER£TI(^i UNQUOTE IN CYPRUS. C AT A PRESS BRIEFING JUSTICE PARTY LEADER S'ULEYMAN DEP1IREL SAID FEDERATIOM CANNOT 3E A SOLUTION A.T CYPRUS .QUOTE THE SITUATION! C IS COtWINlAMT FOR ft DEFINITE SOLUTION FOR THE FUTURE OF THE f c TURKISH COMMUNITY IN THE ISLAND UNQUOTE HE c SAID AS THE SPEAKER FOR WAIN OP MAIM OPPOSITION PARTY IN THE PARLIAMENT THAT THEY WOULD NOT c WANT TO POINT OUT A SOLUTION BUT RASHER SAY QUOTE O^E WHICH IS c NOT A SOLUTION UNQUOTE AT A TALK WITH PRESS THE SPEAKER OF NATIONALISTIC MOVEMENT PARTY ALPASLAM TURKES SAID THAT THE c ISLAND SHOULD BE GIVEN TO TURKS AS A WHOLE AND WAMTED ALL PARTY c LEADERS TO HAVE A MEETING BEFORE GOING TO THE GENEVA COHFEREMCS. IN A PRESS BULLETIN HIS PARTY SAID QUOTE GREEKS ARE SPOILED BECAUSE WE GAVE THEM THE XX 12 EAGEAN ISLANDS AMD PART OF THRACE AND THE CCTBY OF SELQNIK BECAUSE OL'R FOREIGN POLICY OF QUOTE PEACE AT HOME PEACE ABROAD UNQUOTE WAS NISUMDERSTVn BY T1?? F * GOVERNMENTS UNQUOTE. ^ IN YESTERDAYS AND TODAYS NEWSPAPERS THERE ARE ARTICLES CLAIMING THAT THE UNFICYP IS HELPING GREEK SOLDIERS AND ACTING AS IK (' THEY WERE IH-THE ISLAND TO HELP GREEKS. ANKOMNIPRESS THINKS THAT IW1IDIATE ACTION BY MEAD OFFICE SHOULD 3£ TAKEN AND THIS OFFICE MUST BE SUPPRTSD 3Y VERY FRESH ISFOR. 1 NATION ABOUT THE PEACE KEEPING ACTIONS OF UNFICYP FOR THE ; ' (- TURKISH PRESS BECAUSE NOBODY WOULD WAST A QUESTION ^ARK APPEARING < THE MINDS OF THE TURKISH NATION AGAINST THE UNITED' ( NATIONS CONCEPT". ( . SOME OF THE HEAD LIMES OF THE NEWSPAPERS WE HAVE MO CONFIDENCE IN UNFICYP C- -IF UNFICYP PROVES INCAPABILE THE TURKISH ARMED FORCES WILL (- NOT JUST WATCH -GREEKS ESCAPED WITH UN UNIFORMS GIVEN BY UNFICYP (- -HOW MUCK CAN THE UNFICYP BS TRUSTED (- -IN THE BELLAPAIS WILLAGS WEAR GIRNE (KARIYMA )A SIGN WAS FOUND SYAING -UNITED NATIONS IN THE MAIN EKTRENCE OF THE GREEK ^ GUERRILLA CAMP ^ -DAILY CUMHURIYET CLAIMS THAT PROF HAS BEEN FOUND THAT THE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF UNFICYP '4AS., SPYING BY TAKING PHOTOS (- OF TURKISH FORCES AMD GIVING TKE«1 TO GREEKS GETTING ( U9.UER AND WO?1EH_I.N RETURN THE NEWSPAPER REPORTS THAT THE PENTHOUSE Of A OFFICER- OF UNFICYP WAS GIVEN TO GREEKS WHO TURNED IT IN TO A FIGHTING POST.^fN THE OTHER HAND INUTHE CAPTURED (• GREEK MILITARY STATION DOCUMEHTS HAVE BEEN FOUND PRQVEING THAT THE UNFICYP WAS HELPING THE GREEKS TO IMPORT MILITARY ^ EQUIPMENT TO THE fsLftMD •; THE"•. DAILY GUNAYDIN ASKES UNQUOTE is ^ WHO ?;.'OULD BELEIVE THAT ALL THE GREEK MILITARY EQUIPMENT AMD SOLDIERS WAS- SMUGGLED IN TO THE ISLAND WITHOUT THE UNFICYP ^ ; KNOWING - UNQUOTE ( THIS OFFICE HEEDS EVERY KIMD OF OK THE SPOT DETAIL ABOUT THE UN ACTIVITIES ON THE SUBJECT WHICH IT DIDNOT GET PASSED TWO L WEEKS IN ORDER TO STRENGTEN THE GOOD NAME ^ OF UN AT IONS IH TURKEY AGAIN INI PRESS THIS OFFICE NEEDS EVERY Kir® OF ON THE SPOT DETAIL ABOUT THE UN ACTIVITIES ON THE SUBJECT WHICH IT DIDNOT GST PASSED TWO WEEKS IN ORDER TO STRENGTH?! THE GOODMftME OF UMATIONS IW TURKEY AGAIB AMK.Of1NIP.RESS # '"' COL .. (if 145 SZ r C C >- X-ZY349 SZ75 SS3 NICOSIA 061428Z = ETATPRIORITE UMATIONS NEW' YORK MOST IMMEDIAT C V C UHFICYP 108? GUYER/URQUKART FOP! WE KM AWN ^UMQZ E!^ CHANB C , UMFICYP 1087 . PARA I. BRITISH HIGH CDMHISSIOM HAVE INFORMED US THAT , TURKISH FOREIGN MINISTER IS SENDING MESSAGE TO UK GOVERNMENT . INFORM IMG THEM INTER ALIA THAT TURKEY IS AGREEABLE THAT SO Ma ARRANGEMENTS BE MADE FOR THE REPAIR OF THE NICOSIA AIRPORT PROVIDED THIS IS DOME BETWEEN THE THREE GUARANTOR POWERS . BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION HERE IS SUGGESTING TO LONDON THAT REPRESENTATIVES OF GREECE ,TURK£Y AND UK MEET AT AIRPORT WITH UKFICYP AMD OK TECHNICAL EXPERT AND AGREE ON WHAT REPAIRS SHOULD BE MADS ^r, UNDER WHAT CONDITIONS . HfiVING REACHED LOOM. AG.PE^E^T THKY T'Mfv?' nunniT; R"pn^T ^.f.r.v f TO 'THEIR GOVERNMENTS . 2. BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION FEEL THAT THIS 'MIGHT BE THE ^ BEGINNING OF PROCESS TO RESTORE GRADUALLY TECHNICAL SERVICES PRIOR TO POLITICAL DECISION ABOUT FUTURE OF AIRPORT . THEY SAY THEY WILL ALSO INFORM -PSR^i REP NEW YORK , ^ WHO MAY BE IN TOUCH WITH YOU B , V!S. FEEL THIS IS USEFUL INITIATIVE AND HOPE IT WILL RECEIVE SUPPORT BUT WE SHALL AWAIT YOUR INSTRUCTIONS + COL= IDS? + r t C c C C C. C V- / £ ~ ,X^/'^^^ £-Cc6f.c . H. C C ^ ZY375 SZ56 NICOSIA 43 DG c ET^T UMftTIO^S , UFICVP 1051 CSUYSH/ySQUIiART FROM %f£KC?lA^S»^UN32/PRE!» FULLY I fiBGui '•'•AJOR OE^ELOP^KNTS ^t;?c" TMRKISH IMTEKV^^TIG^ BE^^^ f / IET A^BASSADOH C^ 1?" YESTr'RnaY Ta ^EX^RESS -PERSOttMJLY TO v. SR^G MIS COUNTRY'S ftPPREH! AATIO« FOR ALL T1-!!", OTHER S^.ft ^ AHS ALSO BElrfG KEPT FULLY C ^ COL !OSi + c C r c 10162 MOST IMMEDIATE FflC*! NICOSIA VI.A "V 13 SZ 4 ^OST "ICOSIS ST4TPRIGR1T YQORK JJK'FICYP 10^:3 Q1JYSH AFT^H THE FITM ^iftin'G OF TH^T ^Ii /Z? OF IK, TURKEY GHECS AND tSKFiCYP + AUOTE I THE !?£PRe.S£*JTATIVES R^SUf^ri THEIR niPCUSSIOMS ^ 19 !4 HOURS LOCAL TI^E FOLLOWING THE VI^IT BY P2/ KE'Lf COPTER TO CERT4J.N ^RKAS DM THE WESTERN ^^ITn^ OF RKISH CQ^TTHOCDED 4RiTft . THS *SH!AL R£CO'i«A PROVIDED X^FOn^ATIGN dF US£ TO TfiS RSPR^jE^ E!? T1!r?!Y !SR2 ABLe TO RECORB CERTftlW CONFIRMED DATA p sjr, TO POINTS FOR FURTHER £X^U HftTlOM . . 0*? TTH AlLfjitgT^^&T^OTjr KOUS TH£ A£R! AL R"C3n:U£3SfciI H-7 "ORTK C r COL 1055 ITS 1915 2?30 0330 v MQ^ PLS SO^E CORSCTIOV C C PLS I URS4 OM STH? C TO FOLLOW HR CORRECTION TO OUR 5Z4 PAGE ! RE^D ... THE FIFTH RPT FIFTH *?E£TI'?G , .. / ( AMD UK, TURKEY SRSECV* V. COt TO READ ...1055 >*« tS!5 S930 5TH 033 0+ C C f c / (' X-ZY54 SZ 1? 5 HIC03IA 319 05 i05:>~ ( ( ST At PI? I OR IT E UMAX I OSS NEW YORK a CfiAtffl.'FURTHER TO U9FICY? 1045,. i, FOLLOWING MESSAGE WAS ItECEIVED FROfl TURKSIU FORCE COW.KDES, yliGTEj THE ( TURKISH <1IL CitfBR APOLOGISES FOR THE BEHAVIOUR OF HIS TROOPS - YESTERDAY, WHEN T"SY REMOVED THE Ufi OF FR8tt = (' PS = ( 3ELLAPAIS AT SUN POIKT* THIS W/«S A ^li^AitS AK3 IKE U9 OP ??AY RETURN* THE OFFIGEH RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS ACT WILL B£ ( PUfJISMED, TliE 0? SHOULD J^OT BE ESTABLISHED UWTIL ESOliCH TI>jE ( 5'JA.S PASXJE3 TO ALLOV THE MIL CO?)'OHS Gtf THii SaOLttD TO BE IKFGRMED* TIi£ \ VPO WILL ISFOR?1 UM VKE?I THE 0? «1AY BE H!STAi?LIS5"£D. L'KQliCTS. | ( 2. WE REPLIED A3 FOLLOWS* QUOTH? CUNY THANKS FC^ YOUR ! MESSAGE: REGARDXHG THE RE-ESTABLISMSNT OF IKK us IT ED ^ATIOUS ! c ! 0? AT BELLA PA IB ASP I MUC.M APPRECIATE THE EICPEDJTZOUS ACT 10 W i < ; TAKF* rt i V*.» N*-* i**V ;vj THA J i Ew M^TTfr> i t~l AJ. »j*r\q 4 THt*iJ, rt-ib «J •r* \\ .O"'F -COHSISTZD OF EI6HT PERSONNEL A$!> ALTHOUGH ONLY TWO OF UiE^ HAVE GO FAR BEES PERJ1JTTS& TO tfAN TH£ LOCAL Of BY THE LOCAL, TUHKIHH COiinANOEH^ I TRUST THAT THERE v/ILL BE HG DIFFICULTY IH THE i?Et1Al»»£R J01?«ya TMECi At TH£ EARLIEST. IK THIS HAD EARIISR PROPOSED THAT THERE MIGHT 8E Aft OP?SRTU&!!IY FOR OUR CHIEFS OF STAFF TO SET TOGETHER AHD I WOULD OHCE A6AIrJ REQ.UEiT YOm SUPPORT TOWARDS THIS £KS, IT APPEARS THAT UWFICYP ¥ ILL BE WOSKI«S WITH THE TURKISH. KW1 IH CYPRUS MOI?£ AND ?10aS IM THE FUTURE,:; WITH 3EG4HO TO THE I^PL£F1EHTAT10{J OF THE GEiiEVfl DECLAflATIO'M, A^D 1 BELIEVE XK&T AW EfiRLY ;^t£TI«G OF THE TWO CHIEFS F STAFF ¥OULD ASSIST COflSIDEHABLY, WARMEST PEHSP3AL REGARDS* UMQUOTE* 36 ORAL 3ES3ASE WAS RzClIIVED THIS MOSiUHG TtSUOOeiMORiaSH LC TO EFFECT THAT TURKISH FORC SOT SEE ADVAMTAGE ICJ !1£ETIHS BETU'tEH RESPECTIV Or STAFF BEFORE ASHESMENT ¥AS REACHED CM li-lPLE OF GENEVA DSC1.AHATIOW+ COL r f' r SZ27S S S NICOSIA 430 PCK6244 1S30Z = • r UWATIOHS NEWYORK = c IMMEDIATE < GUYER/URQ.UHART FRO*1 J/ECKMANN-MUNOZ/PREP! CHAND > C UNFICYP 1052 C FOLLOWING IS' TEXT QF MOTE DELIVERED TODAY TO BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION, EMBASSIES OF GREECE AND TURKEY, c WIHISTRIES OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, INTERIOR, AND COMMUNICATIONS c. AND WORKS, HQ NATIONAL GUARD, H(T> TURKISH ARMED: ?2 - c FORCES IN CYPRUS, AND QUOTE NICOSIA AIRPORT VAS DECLARED c. A UNITED NATIONS PROTECTED AREA BY THE UNFI GYP FORCE COMMANDER 23 JULY 1974, WHEN HOSTILITIES "ERE: AT THEIR HEIGHT, IK ORDER TO REMOVE A CAUSE OF CONFLICT AMD TO PRESERVE THE AIRPORT, ITS EQUIPMENT: ' C P3 = c AND ITS FACILITIES FOR THE FUTURE. AT THE SAME TIME AGREEMENT C WAS REACHED BY HO UNFICYP WITH THE LOCAL COMMANDERS OF THE COMBATANTS IN THE AREA THAT THE AIRPORT WOULD BE DENIED TO c EVERYONE EXCEPT UNFICYP AND THAT THE OPPOSING MILITARY FORCES c SHOULD NOT APPROACH WITHIN 500 METRES OF THE PERIMETER WIRE SURROUNDING THE AIRPORT AND THE GENERAL COMPLEX COMPRISING c RAF NICOSIA AND THE UNFICYP CAMPS, SIKCE 23 JULY 1974 c UNFICYP HAS OBSERVED ITS PART OF THIS AGREEMENT IN A SCRUPULOUS I 68-»ff-SWUES TO DC • CONTROLLED' VEHY- CLOG'EL'Y — • — - c BY UNFICYP AS A UN PROTECTED L H3 UHFICYP HAS BEEN INFORMED THAT THE FOREIGN SECRETARY OF I e. THE UNITED KINGDOM HAS SENT A MESSAGE TO THE FOREIGN MINISTERS OF GREECE AND TURKEY AND THE ACTING PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF GREECE AND TURKEY AND THE ACTING PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF CYPRUS SUGGESTING THAT THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT SHOULD START TH NECESSARY REPAIR WORK FORTHWITH FOR THE OP5MIWG OF P<3 = T=pfc C THE AIRPORT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE FOR HUMANITARIAN A»JD ECONOMIC REASONS* IT IS ANTICIPATED THAT THE CONDI TONS FOR THE TIMING •*•: OF THE AIRPORT REOPENING WILL BE A MATTER FOR DISCUSSION ^ AT THE FORTHCOMING MEETING IN GENEVA, f IN THE MEANTIME UNFICYP IS AWARE THAT ITS CONTINUING REFUSAL OF ACCESSs (. P7_ /• TO THE AIRPORT IS CAUSING UNNECESSARY DETERIORATION OF EXPENSIVE AIRCRAFT AND TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT WHIHC IN MANY CASES REQUIRE ^ URGENT MAINTENANCE MOW IF THEY ARE TO BE BROUGHT BACK INTO t SERVICE WHEW THE AIRPORT IS REOPENED. UNFICYP HAS THEREFORE DECIDED TO PERMIT WITH EFFECT FROM MONDAY 5 AUGUST 1974 ( CERTAINs C P3= LIMITED ACCESS TO THE AIRPORT FOR ESSENTIAL MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL ^ AS FOLLOWS? A. ACCESS WILL BE ALLOWED ONLY BETWEEN THE HOURS 0300-i TOO MRS DAILY. (- 3. NO ARMED OR MILITARY PERSONNEL OTHER THAN UNFICYP AMD BRITISH PERSONNEL ENGAGED ON AIRPORT REPAIRS WILL BE ALLOWED ACCESS. Z ' ( P9= ' . /• C. INITIALLY ACCESSV,,ILL BE LIMITED TO PERSONS REQUIRED v CD AIRCRAFT OF CGW~RCIAL AfRLINSS, .-. - ' x (2) TERMINAL BUILDING TECHNICAL FACILITIES, (3) JOINT AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL FACILITIES, ; ^ C4) COMMUNICATION FACILITIES. ^ ^ THESE CATEGORIES WAY BE EXTENDED IN DUE COURSEr ' *• PJOz ^ *- IF THIS APPEARS DESIRABLE. ~4 ^ D, IF SO REQUIRED, HQ QUFICYP '«LL ALSO PERMIT FORMER :K flEMBERS OF THE JOINT A.IR TRAFFIC CONTROL TO REACTIVATE IT ( ^ IN VIEW OF ITS IMPORTANT ROLE IS CONTROLLING THE CYPRUS FLIGHT, ' , INFORMATION REGION. C E. HQ UNFICYP ALSO INTENDS TOXERniT ACCESS BY = P11 = f UK TECHNICAL PERSONNEL REQUIRED FOR REPAIR WORK TO THE AIRPORT, AS MAY BE APPROPRIATE, v F. ALL THE ABOVE PERSONNEL WILL BE REQUIRED TO ENTER THE f AIRPORT BY THE OLD AIRPORT ROAD AND WILL BE PROCESSED THROUGH UN CHECK POINTS AT THE AIRPORT MANNED BY MILITARY AND UN= V Pi2= ( CIVILIAN POLICE* G. THE UN COMMANDER AT THE AIRPORT, LIEUTENANT COLONEL MORRIS, IS AUTHORISED BY HQ UNFICYP TO DECIDE THOSE PERSONS (; TO BE ADMITTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH PAR AC,D, AND E ABOVE. ENQUIRIES SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO HIM. (TELEPHONE 76204 EXT 24S). = ( P13 = HQ UNFICYP WISHES TO STRESS THAT THE ABOVE ARRANGEMENTS ARE BEING MADE IN THE GENERAL INTEREST OF ALL PARTIES IN ORDER TO SAVE FURTHER DAMAGE OR DETERIORATION TO EXPENSIVE TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT, AND WITHOUT PREJUDICE TO ANY DECISIONS WHICH flAY ^" BE TAKEN AT GENEVA CONCERNING THE FUTURE OF THE AIRPORT.= ( P14/24= 1 1 1 i l 1 fu Jjt uQuP'—H A i i'O i'v' J.S RSG.liJELi'l LD I"?? rMFOni^i'I (IS ^.ij.L" Cj'f . C5R'iY21D 'j " ^•' ESPECIALLY THE MILITARY FORCES IN APROXIMITY TO THE AIRPORT, {_ OF THE ABOVE ACTION. UNQUOTE+ \ ( COL CK - (_ NMNNNNNNNM ZCZC UNUN r I ( r...: < ( ZY1250 SZ250 *!OST IMMEDIATE NICOSIA 346 03 17 HZ 1 rC ETATPRIORITE MEWYORK UNFICYP 103S GUYER/URQUHART ,WEWYORK FROM W •^ PSEMACHAND . T OM 3 AUGUST 1974, POLICE ADVISER VISITED UNCIVPCL*' STATION , KYRE^IA, AMD THE DOME HOTEL, KYHENIA CITY , AFTER HAVING OBTAINED CLEARANCE FROM 71 CE PRESIDENT'S OFFICE. DURING HJS VISIT HE ASCERTAINED THAT UNFICYP'S FREEDOM P2 C OF MOVEMENT IS SEVERELY LIMITED IN THE KYREMIA AREA AND AS A RESULT OF THIS WE HAVE SENT THE FOLLOWING F^ESSAGE TO THE COMMANDER OF THE TURKISH FORCES s QUOTE " FRO'1') UNFICYP FORCE COMMANDER TO COMMANDER TUXISH FORCES , YOU WILL BE A'-JARS , I 6M SURE , OF THE ASSURANCES P3 GIVENT 8Y THE PRIME MI MISTER OF TURKEY TO THE SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE UNITED NATIONS IN RESPECT OF THE CONTINUED PRESENCE OF UN FORCES IN THE AREA NOW OCCUPIED BY THE FORCES UNDER YOUR' COWHAND. PRIME MINISTER ECEVIT SPECIFICALLY IM THE SECRETARY GEMER&L THAT M..L UNITED l/AT CHECK -PPJTS AND PATROLS IM THE TURKISH AREA WILL £ '. CONTINE AS BEFORE . THESE ASSURANCES WERE GIVEN 0« THE * . CLEAR UNDESTANGING OMBOTH SIDES THAT ACTIVITIES 8Y UNFICYP IM THE TURKISH CONTROLLED AREA WOULD BE BASICALLY FOR f HUM AWIT AH I AH PURPOSES. I m SORRY TO HAVE TO INFORM YOU THAT I HAVE O pg RECEIVED REPORTS TODAY WHICH INDICATE THAT THESE ASSURANCES vf /• . —&RE...W3' 3SI-?TG.'03S5BV5D &'-*!> THAT' Uft1 ftQ.?T£ ft^> PATROLS I"? THE— ( v TURKISH CONTROLLED AREA AROUND KYRENIA HAVE HAD TSHIR ( MOVEMENT RESTRICTED TO SUCH m EXTENT THAT IT IS NOT POSSIBLE FOH THEM 10 CARRY OUT THE HUMANITARIAN ACTIVITIES WHICH , ( i m c ?e SURE YOU WILL AGREE , ARE IN THE INTERESTS OF ALL CONCERNED. <• INDEED YOU HAD VERY KINDLY OFFERED TQ ASSIST ALL UN SUPPORTED KUS1ANITARIAM ACTIVITIES IM THE TURKISH CONTROLLED AREA v IN YOUR MESSAGE TO «1E THROUGH YOUR LIAISON OFFICER OF ^ I AUGUST 1974* I WOULD THEREFORE BE GRATEFUL ( P7/4S IF YOU WOULD GIVE SUCH INSTRUCTIONS AS YOU MAY CONSIDER C NECESSARY TO THE FORCES UNDER YOUR COMMAND IS THAT AREA TO PERMIT THE UN ACTIVITIES TO CONTINUE ftS BEFORE t IN FULFILMENT OF THE ASSURANCES CONVEYED TO THE SECREARY C GEMERAL BY YOUR PRIME MINISTER ,'r , UNQUOTE ' C - / L COL J 1036 3 1974 $ 1974 r r r r ZY 1:252 SZ 254 MOST IMMEDIATE NICOSIA JSS 03 1733Z ETATPR10RITE £ U8ATIOKS NEW YORK 1 UNFICYP 1057 . GUYER /L'RQUHART t SEWYOR K . FROM WECKAMAMN- MUNOZ/PREM CHA8D C FURTHER TO USFICYP I03S \ FOLLOWING IS TEXT OF FURTHER t MESSAGE FROM HQ UNFICYP TO TURKISH LIAISON OFFICER PASSES THIS EVENING J SUOTE *f FURTHER TO THE MESSAGE PASSED BY UK FORCE COMMANDER C TO TURKISH FORCE COMMANDER THIS EVENING , c p' HO UHFICYP WISHES TO PORTEST ACTION OF TURKISH FORCES ^ IN COMPELLING WITHDRAWAL OF OHFICYP POST FROM BELLAPAIS. THIS POST WAS STABLISHED PURELY FOR 'HtiMA^ITARI W PURPOSES TO ASSIST IN VSLFAHS! OF REFUGEES IN BELLAPIS A^D ^ IfJ ACCORDANCE WITH ASSURANCES GIVEH BY TURKISH PRIME ' MINISTER TO SECRETARY .GENERAL OF UNITED MftTIOMS ITS Vf PS/2 6 ^ PRESENCE THERE SHOULD MOT HftVE BEEN DISTURBED* HQ UNFICYP REQUESTS AGREEMENT FOR THIS UM POST TO BE RE-ESTABLISHED IF-J BELL APIS ON 4 AUGUST ^ UNQUOTE C <~ COL J 1057 103S 4 1974 L ^ TOD/GVA-1749Z C r r r c 962 SZ try Afpfi- "-^-^T.'ynr V UWATIO^n»«j S M?^YORK C c ,- ' LWICYP F 17$ MOST IHttEIDATE U FOLLOW! MQ IS TEXT OF CO^W^I^OE GIv"?^ TO FR^S" t^ NIC AFTER TKIF?D ^SETI^fS OF 1TLITAHY REPftESE^II VSS OF UNITED ^ » TURKEY , GREECE A^D U^FI THE R£P"?"£?rnVE- ..3. "XCHA^ED VIE^.P TMROHGHDUT TH" n^ COMFIR^EI? CEFTATrJ OPOSSIMC VIEyS RSGARDIMG T'^ LOCATION , OF IKE DE'-IARCftTIOS L1?^E M® THIE ROLH; VHICH TH^ fJMlT^D N SHOULD PLAY TM CARRYIMG OUT IMS TASKS t^^l^^) IN THE , THE REPRESENT STIVES ftfiREltD TO REFER CSRTftX^ OF THESE M.ftTTEH? TO THEIH HESPECTIVE SUPERIOR FOR OIR^CTIO" a'-HD v. JQ ftj^^x RR>?IN c ra/31 OH 4 M5USUT AT lOO-^J HOURS LT* f ?.• UNF1CYP SPQKESWftN T $ ^JI COS I s^ STAJOUKAR If?FORMEO V NEySM^N THE THIRD ISHISG wftS OPE^F) AT 1^35 HOURS LI ^- E*-JDSI> AT 1345 HOURS LT* C \ COt I 1042 176 4 1000 1433 r f~ r r ZY!238 USX 245 S M1COS1A447 03 CUYER/UR<;UHART/^KAT/iHI/LEWI \VGALSW VI CM UNFICYP 1034 UH^t CYP/7,3r3l79 SECO"I?> *!ETIM(r OF OF UK, TJJRWEY, HR^FGE; ^^n U^FICYP WAS HELH THIS ft! UMF7CYP HSWJ'M'ftHTFRS WEAR .NT COST A ftJBFORT. ^^S (PKVsTD ^T !DO*OC AH LOCAL TI^E ftVD . MILITARY !>£PRE$P!lfiTIVSS MILL HAVE •SPJOT^rR t«E£TI*!S !>? THE t ftFTER^OOM, THIS Hft« S£E^! STATED ^Y y«FS CYP PPOKnS^A^ R. STftJDt-HflR AT MIS NICOSIA BRJ^FI^G OM SATURDAYS AfJGU^T. , ASKED IF P&RTICTP&^fTS MSCUSSED t^Cl.1 MKATJO« OF THE rcAn"F!R? C IIMS, !3POKESM^?J RffPLISB ' AFFIRM ATI VELY. 1M H£"PONSE TO THh! ^ NEXT $U£S7!0*1 STAJDUHftR S , = M TO P*8TlCtPftTI?!B I?? IfPLSSS^TI WJ PABft0HAPH 3A OF THE GENEVA DFCLABTIOW 0^3 SECURITY S0!1£9 1$ CONSIDERING ITS HOLE !» I^PtE^EWniG OTHER PROVISIONS OF THE SSHSVA DECtARATIOH BY THE FOPKI-SN ^I^IST^R^ OF SRESeE* TURKEY AND THE UK.= MAB STATED THE siTUftTio_sj_oa» CYPRUS_IS mnrr AND SJPTO 1400 'LOCAL TIME SjO' REPORTS OF Fifties HftVg SEEK RECEIVED 5Y UNFICYP HEABftUARTSS. £CCOft3IWQ TO PREVIOUS FIRS t?Ag opig^E!)' gy T^'fl "IDE? tf T*00 m tTIK AREA OFOF LftRHAKA/AaRAfiAKI 1 ^ P3 a DISTRICT; •••- • IK RSSFQ?^E TO THE WCXT QUESTIOB SPOKSSHAS SAI9 ¥E HAD A RSPOR T OF-FIRISS6 I» THE DIRECTION OF OM PATROL OS S£C0m> AUSUST EARLY !M THE '-AFTER NOOK I THE' AREA WEST OF KYRSMA CITY, LOCAL OF TURKISH ftR^lV y»!T SAIB THEY flREO IM THE AIR S0 a SCARE THE 8AT10KAL ASKED If US TROOPS' 'HAD ft MY PROBLEMS TODAY 18 -THEIR MILITARY wQVEHEHIS-l'H THE TURKISH ftRWt AREA*' STAJDUHftR REPLIED -NONE TO HIS KSOWLED6E. HE HEARS 6F SEVER Al'"-CASES OF -COOPERATION BY. "" TURKISH-.SIDE VITH OUR TROOPS IS T'HE AREA, 0?I_ HUMAMITARIAW SIDE, = P? r ONE VEHICLE WITH FOOD* WATER AND TO!CM. SUPPLY LEFT THIS MORimJff-NICOSIA F£m LEFKA DISTRICT A88 THREE VEHICLES LEFT FOR FAWA6HSTA OLB CITY . - ' ' THE INTERWATIONAL R£B CROSS REPRESESfTATIVES, WHO HAVE FULL ASSISTANCE OF USFICYP* HAVE M£ft i» CLOSE AMD PERM A HE ST TOUCH WITH BOTH :s i» HUMANITARIAN RELIEF OPSRATI0M ASS BISTRIBUTIO«f OF FOOD, WATER, BA0Y FOOD AS5 WEPICAL SUPPLIES' F^T THE SPOT* IM RSSPOSSS TO ASOTHER fcUESTtOS SPOKESMAN SAID THAT TO HIS KMOWLED6S HO SORE SREEI? SATIOMAL. ARE AT DOMS HOTEL IP KYRESlA CITY, -^a;r >.;•-BUT THERE ARE 475 SJ^EH PEOPLS. c ''-.v;T;i' '*^- P9/45 a P9/45:"a ' STAJSUHAR . ANNOUNCED BSPSKDENTS OF UMF1CYP , USD? AKD OTHER c UM ORGANISATIONS HAVE RSTDRWED T0 IN THE LAST TWEWYFQOR HOURS THERE HAS BEES NO BASIC CHftW 13 I9Z4H- r 1 '•'" i . c.; 'i' • ^O"' - '''' """$$• C •"" T-'fKx-',aeLti3*r*>X-UHXKPi* c . - ^^ * AO^' r AY177 ^ ' OMNIPRESS ) - , I/Lj WKf \ ^ NEW YORK = f \ UNIC-36 YACOUB FROM KAMP TRIPARTITE GENEVA AGREEMENT ON CYPRUS HAILED BY ^ >AKISTAN PRESS . PAKISTAN TIMES 1 AUGUST WELCOMES AGREEMENT AS QUOTE w H -»1_ jTTum-'^iimr-j-Triui^ur-'rri-.r^. I'-rr-i" i nun -ii i-i .-i-T.-lin-^.-rrt-j-u-.-uryr.i:.n«~ i._-i«inij.r?n—«™ rrUrfrx.' ^tnii^n-TTt TW»nr«mrfrj-- i-«n~ i: l-rirngirirrtfrt^t1tr^/ ^^r^O>( ^ f FAIR "ET CONDUCIVE TO FINAL POLITICAL SETTLEMENT UNQUOTE .SUPPORTING TURKISH FORCES PRESENCE IN KYRENIA STALONG CORRIDOR UPTO NICOSIA ^ FOR SAFETY OF TURKISH CYPRIOTS PAPER SAID QUOTE REINFORCED^ •' P2 — C • • • UNATIONS PRESENCE SHOULD ALSO ENSURE SECURITY OF TURKISH CYPRIOTS IN ^ MOW NOR IT Y AREAS THOUGH THIS WOULD AT LEAST INITIALLY REQUIRE SOME £ INTENSIVE POLICING ..;. IT WILL TAKE SOMETIME BEFORE NORMALCY RESTORED .! EESEEEEE RESTORED. IT SHOULD BE EFFORT OF ALL CONCERNED TO DO ^ NOTHING THAT WOULD HINDER PROCESS UNQUOTE . PAPER CONCLUDED QUOTE f SETTLEMENT TALKS IN = •: PS=: *- GENEVA NEXT WEEK WILL BE OF CRUCIAL IMPORTANCE . THERE SHOULD f NOW BE NODITHERINS OVER FINDING PERMANENT CONSTITUTIONAL SOLUTION OF CYPRUS PROBLEM . ' ^ THERE CAN BE NO SURER ANSWER THAN SETTING UP GENUINE FEDERATION WITH £ COMPLETE ADMINISTRATIVE AUTONOMY FOR COMMUNITIES UNQUOTE PARA MORNING NEWS I AUGUST DESCRIBED AGREEMENT AS QUOTE LANDMARK ^ IN MEDITERRANEAN = ' C HISTORY UNQUOTE ETSAID QUOTE A MAJOR CONFRONTATION IN EASTERN MEDITERRAK! ^ EEEEEE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN HAS BEEN AVERTED WITH SIGNING OF NEW f PEACE AGREEMENT FOR EMBATTLED CYPRUS UNQUOTE PAPER PLEADED S ' :--- V- • - j— - r;_: ; FOR AUTONOMY FOR TURKS WITHIN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AS ONE OF ^%* • -' "' ^ ALTERNATIVES FOR PERMANENT SOLUTION = : ro < OM HI PRESS ISLAMABAD •*• ' • '^ ., ;'•-. :/. .. ro ( c ZY98Q MOST IMMEDIATE NICOSIA HOCK 1 v • USA! IOWS NEW YORK C KAH TIUGS HGHKM XZM COMEHI C c c c c c. ZY9SO MOST IMMEDIATE NICOSIA MOCK 1 ETP . . UfiATlOHS NEWYORK c. , TO 6UYER STROKE URQUHART FROM WECXMAWN MUNOZ ' /PREM CAND c . > 1ST AUGUST 1974.1' ^ UNFICYP 1009 REFEREHCE YOL'R 642 PARA 1 . ,- 'POSITION REMAINS AS DESCRIBED IN OUR 100S . THERE. HAS BEEN HO RESPONSE FROM TURKISH SIDE TO UNFICYP REQUEST FOR (»' FURTHER DISCUSSION *OH CONTRARY FOLLOWING MESSAGE RECEIVED ;. ;: 1940HOURS H LOCAL TONIGHT * / ' • QUOTE THE TURKISH PEACE FORCE COMMANDER KINDLY REQUEST FC - . c UN TO ISSUE ONCE MORE NECESSARY INSTITUTIONS TO ALL UH .ELEMENTS' I! THE TURKISH CONTROLLED AREA ON THE FOLLOWING « ' "• C rjftftft PENDING THE DECISION BY HIGHER AUTHORITY ON THE WITHDRAWAL';? c F uilSiMESrlFl^" STAY WITHIN THEIR MAI» I^3STALLATIONS .ALL OPS SHOULD RETURM TO c THEIR MAIN CA»PS , •: • c BBS NO SECURITY ASSURANCE CAN BE GIVEN TO THOSE UN ELEMENTS MOT ACT IMG ACCORDING TO ABOVE INSTRUCTION . to c /?**. VITAL SP EEEEESUPPLY OF UH INSTALLATIONS MAY CONTINUE —-J cr. ON PRIOR NOTIFICATION AND PERMISSION BASIS UNQUOTE . c ! 2. 'IN MEANTIME SEC GEMS INSTRUCTIONS NOT HO WITHDRAW c WITHOUT RECEIVING FURTHER IHSTRUCTIOHS ARE BEING cr c FOLLOWED C c m COLLATION MAKE IT SZJ70 c c c c c c , c ; C i c 2130Z C c. INFO COPY IATA-WTL FILE NQ, ACTION f»ft !?CCD/BV «g fSD^V CYPRUS t III Srity ^ S» THE fO HVEtY5 ." «ITH''tl!BnSb :RATIOBS;'SECRETARIAT-'FOR f ,TO ..VISIT £l' A:XRCBA?f :'A»P EVSSTUAtUY' I V c ^ c '• .. • • c c ZY793 JZ5 S UNIC ATHENS 520 t J320Z c •'".- . £ STATFHIORITE ' . ' -- ' UN AT 10 RS NEW YORK c " "-•• ' .-• , . • • ^ IC125 FOR'^UYER WECKMANN-MUNOZ (UNFICYP) AKATANI POWELL GALEMOVICH PHZYLOCKI WHEN RETURNING FROM SE^3EVA \, ^ WEDNESDAY EVENING MAVROS DECLARED INTEH ALlA QUOTE/At.. ^ UNPRECEDENTED CRISIS HAOPBROKEN-OOT'ON A WORLD SCALE,/i . ;i FIRST AT UNITED NATIONS AND-SUBSEQUENTLY AT NATO. ./ 'i f ' •• ' ' ^ ^ UiJUNNN AND SECURITY COUNCIL SAW THEIR RESOLUTIONS DISREGARDED",,- °* AMD IB NATO TWO OF ITS MEMBER COUNTRIES WERE VERGE OF DECLARING WAR ON EACH OTHER * = ". , c . ^ PAGE 2-' W}iEM NATO IS IH NO POSITION TO PREVENT AS. AHMED CLASH ^ BETWEEN TWO OF ITS MEMBERS, KOWWIS IT POSSIBLE FOR -• -• !' ^ --.'.TO BELIEVE IT CtfULD PROTECT WESTERN WORLD FROM .AN X'- OUTSIDE MENACE? ^AKD WHEN UUOWNM RESOLUTIONS ARE ^ THROWN INTO WASTE PAPER BASKET, WE WONDER THAT IS THE - , ,• KIND OF* .INTERNATIONAL ORDER PREVAILING IN WORLD TODAY. =/* ' ^ . PAGE S=-f ^ IT IS CLEAR TKSHE IS AN UHSENT NEED FOR RECONSIDERING ENTIRE QUEST- ION OF' WORLD BODIES WHICH EMERGED AFTER (~ VIORLD WAR II UNQUOTE. -'FOLLOWING IS REVIEW OF GREEK 1 - - irnr -tV-ir-n' i-air'JTlum •^mrr-i;ii)rrn-[_' -r.inu I.BIHH -inrnrn-i -r -\ -'jr.iuJij,n mr -\\-.~\ti. n'i [ i j jjn..h M.mi~r — . itjja.f- -mrnu- i^^t-j,.! tj(^^nnir^*jr^*^r^t't^^iitT^^ii'ji. /. EDITORIALS COLON ACROPOLIS WRITES' THAT 'WITH -SIGNING OF GENEVA AGREEMENT ON CYPRUS FIRST PHASE OF GREEK GOVERNMENT'S" ^ MISSION- .IS, TERMINATED AND SECOND "PHASE, THAT OF RESTORING __ SOUt® ftMD PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY IN COUNTRY, IS OPE MED = : * .PAGE 4=: ^ WITH AGREEMENT REACHED IN GENEVA, CYPRUS ISSUE HAS ENTERED NEW PHASE* "WE WISH THAT IT MAY BE PHASE OF CONSTRUCTIVE ^ TALKS AND NOT OF HOSTILITIES AND THAT IT MAY LEAD TO FAIR ^ SOLUTIONS. fATNSAMS TIME HOWEVER » PAPER. CONTINUES, '. AGREEMENT ALSO 'CONSITITUTES LANDMARK OF GREECE'S ^ INTERNAL AFFAIRS, (FOR If BRINGS TO AH END THE URGENT ^ AND TEMPORARY CONFRONTATION OF NATIONAL QUESTION, WHICH CONSTITUTED PRIMARY MISSION OF THE GOVERMMSNT, THUS ^ MAKING IT POSSIBLE FOR GOVERNMENTS ' £ PAGE 5= AND ESPECIALLY THE PRIME .MINISTER KARAMAMLIS - 'TO . ^ PROCEED WITH FACING OF SECOND PHASE OF ITS MISSION, <. (r BAM ELY SETTING TIMETABLE FOR PROCEDURE THAT WILL LEAD TO RESTORATION OF SOUND AtfD PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY, •: , (C THROUGH FREE ELECTIONS. (IT IS A DIFFICULT TASK, < fa PERHAPS FAR MORE DIFFICULT THAN CYPRUS ISSUE, FOR THERE ARE MANY THORNY PROBLEMS WHICH HAVE TO BE ^ TACKLED. WE VJISH AND HOPS , HOWEVER, THAT KARAMftWLlS Q- AND ASSOCIATES WILL SUCCEED IN ESTABLISHING FREE POLITICAL LIFE, 'a ^ PAGE 6=. ' • . ' ELSFTHEHOS COSMOS REFERS TO REPEATED TURKISH VIOLATIONS / . -. j - HOF CEASEFIRE ftGREEWENT I« CYPRUS AND IN AM ARTICLE - s. i KR'ITES QUOTE WHAT is HAPPENING IN TURKEY? is POLITICAL "LEADERSHIP TAKING DECISIONS WHICH MILITARY LEADERS DO ROT ACCEPT? OR, PERHAPS, IS THERE COLLUSION OF. POLITICIANS AND MILITARY AIMING AT COMPLETE .OCCUPATION OF CYPRUS AND ITS ANNEXATION TO TURKEY?.' IT IS ASSUMED THAT THE UUUNfiN TROOPS WILL . ; HALT ANY FURTHER AGGRESSIVE ACTIVITY, HOWEVER, THESE 'TROOPS HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO STOP TURKS FROM COSTINUINGS PAGE 7: ,\- *?— -":" ••"'••••- • LANDING OF FORCES Af*D CAPTURE OF GREEK TERRITORY AFTER JULY 20, WHEN SECURITY COUNCIL CALLED FOR CEASEFIRE..' WILL THEY TO HAVE STRENGTH TO GUARANTEE THAT GENEVA AGREEMENT WILL NOT 3E VIOLATED ANY C . , • • IT IS CLEAR THAT CYPRUS QUESTION HAS mi YET FOUND ITS, ^ SOLUTION, LATEST EVEi^TS HAVE COMPLICATED IT TO AN. EXTENT ^ THAT IS DANGEROUS M&TRAGIC FOR CYPRIOT PEOPLE. TO VIM A STRESSES WEED FOR GREECE'S JUDICIARY CORPS TO .BE ^ PURGED, AND SUGGESTS THAT SERIES OF MEASURES SHOULD BE ^ TAKEft BE MEANS OF CONSTITUENT ACT, WHICH WOULD PROVIDE FOR DISMISSAL OF ALL THOSE WHO HAD BEEN APPOINTED T0= .( C s PAGE S=s 'HIGH OFFICES BE DECISIONS OF COUNCIL OF MINISTERS IN ^ PAST SEVEN YEARS, AND REINSTATE THOSE DISMISSED OR WERE, FORCED (-- TO KEStGS DURING SAME PERIOD* 'GREECE CANNOT'BECOME DEMOCRATIC COUNTRY UNLESS JUSTICE FIHDS ITS MORAL AMD 1 'DEMOCRATIC PATH AGAUV ITS VALIANT FIGHTERS ARE ^ REINSTATED AND ITS SINFUL ORGANS ARE DISMISSED, -IT IS OBVIOUS THAT SIMILAR STEPS MUST BE TAKEN IN ALL OTHER ^ SECTORS OF PUBLIC LIFE, MAINLY IN'EDUCATION AND . . . " INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING, ARMED FORCES AND :- /' '~ ' i V-r - -•'•••'• •.-...-•••.-•••.•. • • , '" fl •, - 1 SCURITY CORPS^ (PENDING NATIONAL QUESTIONS CANKOT \ _-. ^ C HIKDEH' RESTORATION OF DEMOCRACY. 'FOR WITHOUT DEMOCRACY - "' ; : f- ONtV. NATIONAL DISASTERS ARE CAUSED- AS RECENT ' -/ ^*- ' ' ^ i;' /OVENTURES HAVE PHOVSD, ?: C ?'- '•'• •:•••'"•""" I- PAGE 9=C ACROPOLIS WRITES THAT SIGNING OF GENEVA AGHEEHEMT HAS FREED CYPRIOTS AMD TO LARGE EXTENT ALSO GREECE AND TURKEY FRO?} , NIGHTS ARE OF WAR. : FURTHER MORE IT HAS CONSTITUTED , IMPORTANT STEP TOWARDS PERMAHERT SETTLEMENT OF CYPRUS •- , . . ISSUE AND CONSOLIDATING PEACE ON ISLAND, EXPRESSING '•-'-.'"' m?E THAT TURKISH LEADERS, REALISING THAT PEACE AND .;_ . RESTORATION OF GOOD RELATIONS WITH GREECE IS IH INTEREST 'OF THEIR OWN PEOPLE AS WELL," LL CONTRIBUTE TO FAITHFULL OBSERVANCE OF AGREEMENT AND TO CREATION OF CLIMATE OF MUTUAL TRUST, ACROPOLIS SAYS THAT WHAT IS OF PRIMARY IMPORTANCE IS THAT CEASEFIRE AGREEMENT IS OBSERVED WITH j SINCERITY A?© NORMAL LIFE is AGAIN RESTORED IN CYPRUSS PAGE 10= • - , \ ESTIA WRITES THAT PARTITION OF THE GREEK ISLAND OF CYPRUS CAM, FROM NOW, 'BE CONSIDERED ft. FACT. IT WOULD BE EXAGGERATED BLAHS GREEK GOVERNMENT FOR THAT. ON CONTRARY IT MUST BE ADMITTED THAT ATTITUDE OF GREEK DELEGATION IK (SfJEVA WAS FIRM ESPECIALLY ASIT HAD TO FIGHT NOT ONLY' TURKISH BLACKMAIL AND DISAVOWALS BUT ALSO PLOTS OF BIG JJOWEHS- PROTAGONISTS OF QUOTE READYWADE UNQUOTE SOLUTIOH GREECE BACKSTAGE VITH TOTAL DESTRUCTION IN CASE •' SHE DID MOT. COMPLY WITH THEIR OHDERS, -THOUGH FURTHER ^ DETERIORATION OF SITUATION HAS BEEfJ STALLED FOR TIME .BEXM3 THE FACT THAT IT WAS ACHIEVED SY CUTTING OFF s C (_ PAGE 12= ... .FUNDAMEWTAL RIGHTS OF CYPRIOT PEOPLE INVOLVES SEED OF ^ FUTURE D IS ASTER S'TJOT OMLY FOR GREECE OH TURKEY BUT FOR ^ W)RL9 PEACE, ' EtlDALL LUND . - l PRESS C ;•- " ': , . ( COL IC125 20 /; . ._—''• .___.™—•-r^--^—: II X3 CrE^H IKv.L CAbbfi'i v'f.£-UO^ nvt' : . . . . . MTF UEA BO^i r^AE 3J.Ji»CIii 10 OP.-n-iVVJ.it i,-,9.L '.Jil-:>•-:-._••' AHtv- sic^UiiA cof'.HCir c^rrEj ?LCJ cEvo^hrJt* TAKE AHEEAD X-ZY976 SZ16S S NICOSIA 01 UNATIOSS KEWYORK= " } IMMEDIATE GUYER/URQUHART J FROM WECKWANN-MUNOZ/PREM CHAND ^ UNFICYP 1006 , co 1. HEREWITH TEXT OF T>£PLY SECT TODAY BY FC TO TURKISH FORCES J THE COMMANDER OF TH2 UNITED RATIONS FORCED IB CYPRUS THANKS THE TURKISH PEACE FORCS COMMANDER FOR THE CORDIAL MESSAGE RECEIVED BY KIM THROUGH THE TURKISH LIAISON OFFICER OK THE -* EVENING OF 3! JULY 1974 CONCERNING THE PRESENCE OF UK FORCES IP) THE TURKISH CONTROLLED AHEA. THE UN FORCE CQflMAKDER NOTES THE VIEWS EXPRESSED' IK THIS MESSAGE BUT WISHES TO CLARIFY THAT THE SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE UNITED fJflTIONS HAS NOT YET ISSUED ON BEHALF OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL ANY YftleTCHI<>T 7A tao rtM TIJTC? MATTtTia _ AT T UCf MS?C"rrjaA rtC- TUIT f- COUMCIL HELD ON 31 JULY 1974 THE SECRETARY GENERAL SAID ,, THE FOLLOWING; ' I TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO DRAW THE ATTENTION1 OF MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL TO THE QUESTION OF THE NATURE OF ?' UNFIGYP'S' CONTINUED PRESENCE IN THE TURKISH AREA OF CONTROL f.. WHICH I MENTIONED TO THE COUNCIL ON 29 JULY AND WHICH NEEDS CLARIFICATION. AS YOU KNOW, UHFICYP HAS BEEN PLAYING, i ^ AMD SHOULD CONTINUE TO PLAY A tfOST USEFUL HUMANITARIAN ROLE (... IN ALL PARTS OF THE ISLAND OF CYPRUS IN ASSISTING THE CIVILIAN POPULATION- TURKISH AND GREEK CYP220TS ALIKE- WHO ^ HAVE BEEN AFFLICTED BY THE RECENT HOSTILITIES. THIS WATTES , is HOW UNDER DISCUSSION BY UNFICYP WITH THE TURKISH MILITARY COMMAND IN CYPRUS. I AM CONFIDENT THAT THESE DISCUSSIONS ^ WILL ENABLE IWFICYP TO CONTINUE TO PERFORM ITS ROLE IN ALL ( PARTS OF THE ISLAND WITH THS FULL AGREEMENT OF ALL THE PARTIES CONCERNED'.-' . / (( U IS UNDERSTOOD THAT THIS MATTER HAS BEEN TAKEN UP BY THE , SECRETARY GENERAL WITH THE PGIME MINISTER OF TURKEY 3UT THE UN FORCE COMMAHDSR WOULD BE HAPPY ALSO TO DISCUSS IT BEFORE (C AMY FINAL DECISIONS ARE TAKES. ( THE UN FORCE COMMANDER IH THE MEANTIME ASKS THE TURKISH FORCE COMMANDER 6 THE SECRETARY GENERAL HAS STATED THAT, UNTIL THE SECURITY- ^ COUMCIL C WHICH IS MEETING AGAIN TODAY, I AUGUST 1974) ' . ; (, DECIDES ON THE FUTURE HOLS OF UHFICYP, NO ACTION MAY BE -' TAKEN BY UNF . ' (C PASTS OF THE ISLAND WITH THE FULL AGREEMENT OF ALL THE ^ PARTIES CONCERNED', ' . IT IS UNDERSTOOD TIf " THIS MATTER HAS BEEN TAK?" UP BY THE ^ SECRETARY GENERAL WITH THE PRIME MINISTER OF TtSRKEY BUT THE ,- UK FORCE COMMANDER WOULD BE KAPPY ALSO TO DISCUSS IT BEFOHE ANY FIHAL DECISIGNiL:RE TAKEW. ^C ^ THE Uff FORCE COMHABDER IH THE MEANTIMS ASKS THE TURKISH FOHCB: COMMAH- , OER TO f^OTE THAT THE SECRETARY GENERAL HAS STATED THAT, UNTIL THE SECURITY C- COUMCIL. < U'HICH IS MEETING AGAIN TODAY, i I AUGUST 1974) DECIDES ON THE FUTURE HOLE OF UHFICYP, W ACTION MAY 3E TAKEN BY UWF (t (-( PARTS OF THE ISLAND WITH .THE FULL AGREEMENT OF ALL THE {-( PARTIES CONCERNED*. IT IS UNDERSTOOD TP - THIS MATTER HAS BEEN TftKF" UP BY TH£ (-( SECRETARY GEWERAL WITH THE PRIME MINISTER OF TURKEY BUT THE ,'-. UN FORCE COMMANDER WOULD BE HAPPY ALSO TO DISCUSS IT 3EFORS AMY FINAL DECISION&f.RE TAKES. ^.( (' THE UM FORCE COWMAWDER IN THE MEANTIME ASKS THE TURKISH FORCE CONMAN- f DSR TO NOTE THAT (<- THE SECRETARY GENERAL HAS STATED THAT, UNTIL THE SECURITY ? ^ COUNCIL ( WHICH IS MEETING AGAIN TODAY, if AUGUST 1974) j ' 1 DECIDES ON THE FUTURE ROLE OF UHFXCYP, NO ACTION ^AY BE ] TAKEN BY UNFICYP TO IMPLEHEHT THE GENEVA DECLARATION SIGNED < 3Y THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE GOVERNMENTS OF GREECE, ' f TURKEY ftRD THE UNITED KIBSDOW ON 30 JULY 1974* THE UN FORCE COWttftMDER THANKS THE TURKISH FORCE COMMANDER ^ FDR K1S REMARKS COWCERHIHG THE COOPERATION BETWEES THEIR TWO f FORCES, ARD IN RETURN GIVES HIS ASSURANCES THAT THE UN k, FDHCES WISH TO WORK IN CLOSE AMD FIRENDLY COOPERATIOH WITH ^ THE TURKISH FORCES IN SOLVING TKF- MANY PROBLEMS FACING THEM - BOTH ESPECIALLY IH THE FIELD OF HUMANITARlAH ACTIVITIES. THE 118 FORCE COMMANDER APPRECIATES THE 'LIAISON ARRAWGEMENTS ^ \-JHICH HAVE HOW BEEN ESTABLISHED THROUGH COLONEL CAKAR, / AHD WOULD LIKE TO SAY THAT THIS IS ALREADY GREATLY FACILITATING THE COOPERATION BETWEEN THE TWO FORCES. *- • = ••"LIAISON OFFICER ^ UNITED NATIONS FORCE IS CYPRUS NICOSIA I AUGUST IS774: c , 2. ' WE HAVE NO REPLY* . ", $' .'f C •','•- c / CK 490 450 C COL IOCS 1 31 1S74 51 1974 1 IS74 30 1974 I 1 OK WILL REDO ( c C X-ZY592 SZ1G1 S NIC09M 640 31 1325Z ET AT PR i OR ITS; ttOST IMMEDIATE c UN AT 10 H S SEW YOR K = FOR URQUHART- c. c c UNFICYP 983 I4ISC87 t REFERENCE YOUR ,610. O. WE HAVE ONLY BEES ABLE TO "GIVE MOST CURSORY CONSIDERATION TO PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS FOR c . UNFICYP OF GENEVA AGREEMENT. MATTERS SUCH AS FUTURE STRENGTH c OF UNFICYP IN PERSONN£L,= c P2 = . -'' VEHICLES, COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT ETC MUST AWAIT' CLARIFI = c CATION ON PRECISE PART WflCH UMFICYP IS ORDERED TO PLAY IM c THE HEW SITUAT 10M. 2. THE PART WHICH UNFICYP IS TO PLAY IN THE DELINEATION OF L THE PROPOSED SECURITY ZONE WILL HEED TO BE DECIDED, WE TEND TO THE VIEWr P3 a THAT.THE GENEVA DECLARATION ENVISAGES THAT THE DELINEATION SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT BY THE MILITARY REPRESENTATIVES OF GREE TURKEY AND THE UK WITH UNFICYP PLAYING A ROLE AS ADVISER. ''" 3.. WE SHALL REQUIRE GUIDANCE! OH HOW UNFICYP IS TO SUPERVISE (• THE PROHIBITION OF ENTRY OF MILITARY PER50MNEL = P4 a *• INTO THE 20HE, THE MET MOD3 WHICH ARE TO BE USED FOR THIS (- A© THE DEGREE TO WHICH UNFICYP MAY USE FORCE. WE WOULD SUGGEST THAT THE NORMAL METHODS OF OPS, GROUND AND AIR PATROLS f BE USED, c 4. THE GENEVA DECLARATION DOES NOT REFER TO THE a t P5 = WIDTH OF THE ZONE NOR TO THE PROBLEM OF JURISDICTION WITHIN IT ( WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO ANY CIVILIANS WHO MAY BE LIVIK-Q IH IT. AS FAR A£ THE WIDTH IS COMCERMED WE PRESUME THAT IT WILL BE * GENERALLY IH ACCORDANCE WITH OUR VIEWS AS PER OUR CABLE 9SG, . "' / ( AVVVVMVV. I ?s- - 5. NICOSIA CITY POSES A PARTICULAR PROBLEM AMD ALTHOUGH WE ' ASSUME IT 13 ENVISAGED THAT A SECURITY ZONE WILL ALSO APPLY IH NICOSIA. IT WOULD MOT BE FEASIBLE FOR IT TO BE OF ANY GREAT WIDTH, AND IT ["{AY BECOME NECESSARY TO CONTROL IT THROUGH ' ' THE ESTABLISHMENTS P7' = L OF UN STROWG POINTS SUCH AS THE LEDHA PALACE, WOLSELY BARRACKS COMPLEX AND PATROLLING IN BETWEEN. CERTAIB AREAS WILL NEED c TO BE DEMILITARISED AS WELL, TO AVOID DIRECT CONFRONTATION. (_ 6. MO MENTION IS MADE OF THE PROBLEM OF NICOSIA AIRPORT. SINCE TURKS CONTINUE T0= .... P8 = ' <.._ BE LOCATED VIRTUALLY ON ITS NORTHERN PERIMETER IT SEEMS UNAVOIDABLE . THAT AIRPORT WILL HAVE TO LIE WITHIN1 THE SECURITY ZONE. THERE IS AN URGENT NEED TO OPEN NICOSIA AIRPORT AGAIN AS ^ SOON AS POSSIBLE AND THIS WILL AT ONCE POSE PROBLEMS A3 TO ITS FUTURE CONTROL. ( t 7 . THE REFERENCE TO QUQTE- C. P9= QUOTE PROTECTION OF ENCLAVES UNQUOTE BY UNFICYP REQUIRES ELABORATION. THIS IS NOT A TASK WHICH UNFICYP ' ; HAS CARRIED OUT IH THE PAST AND IF IT IS ENVISAGED THAT THERE ;f SHOULD BE WOT KING MORE THAW A RETURN TO THE MILITARY STATUS QUO ANTE THEN THERE WILL BE = P 10= r GONSIDSRABLE IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MILITARY STRENGTH OF UNFICYP. IT IS ALSO POSSIBLE THAT THE QUESTION OF STATUS QUO ANTE C IN THE CITY OF NICOSIA HAY BE RAISED, AS CHANGES HAVE TAKES < PLACE ALONG THE GREEN LINE. 8, THERE IS ALSO REFERENCE TO A SECURITY ZONE AROUND = c f ALL ENCLAVES. WE ARE NOT CLEAR TO WHICH ENCLAVES THIS REFERS —\LIHW1T I Sa i\m KOKKltfft OR TO "SUCH TURKISH AREAS A15 THE lU&KlSJi QUARTERS OF LIMASSOL AND PAPHOS7). IF SUCH ZONES ARE TO £ BE ESTABLISHED WE PRESUME THESE WILL ALSO BE DEMARCATED JOINTLY BY THE TWO= \ PI 2= ' , * COMMUNITIES WITH ASSISTANCE OF UNFICYP. ALSO ARE SIMILAR ""* ZONES TO BE ESTABLISHED AROUND ALL TURRKISH CYPRIOT VILLAGES • .1 OR GROUPS OF TURKISH CYPRIOT VILLAGES? - 9, THE SUGGESTION THAT UBFICYP SHOULD BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ' SECURITY AND POLICING OF MIXED VILLAGES COULD POSE CONSIDERABLE, PROBLEMS DEPENDING ON WHAT IS MEANT. = £~ P 13/4 i = UH HAS. NO JURISDICTION IN CYPRUS AND IF IT IS MEANT THAT C UBFICYP WILL SUPERVISE THE WORK OF TK£ POLICE THIS WOULD C RAISE MANY POLITICAL PROBLEMS WHICH HAVE HOT YET BEEN RESOLVED INCLUDIHG THAT OF RECOGNITION OF THE TURKISH CYPRIOT POLICE+ £ COL 983 87 1 2 3 4 9S<3 5 67 8 9 + \ r C r r f\> r c c 2Y470 G C ? 379 POWELL, YftCQlE? c KO'P^ TO^AY c s TO SM TKftT D-ICL^ATIOB V'O'.T. c c ?^i':V M^^Tlfs':* OF T !!?!•"? c VISUftLff arJMTTT1?:')* THIS c TAf? PLAC3: AT 3205 K? P'^EfS GO *???"-• SHC't.3 . 5;B OECLARATIOH ftS TfKT O 5S PIS?J£5 BY T ft»SHAt! TOLD ^NT5 THAT vCH'^ltrjiWC ITVA OW_SV*:?flSlS OF s^n ?^>M P^? OS I, KM «? OF 5H THO^^: OF 'Ol SS?) 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A 4BST Am3 LAST I KG SOLUTI08- ACCEPT «eLE TO ALL THt PARTIES COBd£R*lE& AfiD AS PEACE » SECURITY Affi) M COSFtOERCS A,RE ESTftSLtSHSS IS THE rSLASb'^EftSURSS SHOULD SIT. c mnin FORCES wtHS Aswwr^oF; ARMA«SSTS, c t I« THAT f&RUSUG 8F c c WEPLY casscjoys $F;T.HEIK ftssssws RESPONSIBILITIES AS S S Or"THE |$>SPSNBS«C£ * TERRITORIAL c OF CYPRUS, TKS' .••.. j c ' AS S 53 OF THE SKCBRJ 1 ^ . . _ -.*.»_ --- ... ,^._.-. ^rw_c-T™-".-rv.rS' .^X ^"' »^-Ji^^.^^^t^^^M^^t*.J^^^^ FUfiSTIOHS FBOVS&E& FO& tj^&EJ? THE .1^60 - 1 feF-q'g'n ft^toyt ?;,,^ilhl i »$&..<*&" :K CYP-RtOf"^fWtJSm'*AH9"THAf"OF THE fimKlSH . C5J»MJ»TY».l«:THQWt A»Y PHEJO&Jt& tO THE COBCLt^IOHfe TO »»ftW» FRO« THIS SITUATIOS, TKS MIKXSTSRS A6&EEB"T« GOMS 4HE PROBLEMS' RA1S»JY.TKSW EXJSSE S SXtSTEHCE AT THEIR ^Xt •t '•.. ••; c ' .?' TO [I'CONVICTIOH OF THS fCCSSSJTV ?H^T THE FULLEST am BEsxi£ REPUBLIC OF wans c c > FSE €OVES»KEST IB CYPRUS* sscimnv AI® l«04. 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THE .."r 1 ,- TWO LOCAL COMMANDERS IN CYPRUS WILL MEET AT UNFICYP HEADQUARTERS TOGETHER WITH A BRITISH OFFICER AND AH OFFICER REPRESENTING^ c UNFICYP TO COMPARE THEIR P3r' . - - ' MAPS OF THE GREEK CYPRIOT AND TURKISH POSITION AND TO AGREE AND ESTABLISH A CONFRONTATION LINE AROUND THE AREA IN CYPRUS HELD BY THE TURKISH MAINLAND. FORCES. WHERE THERE IS DISAGREE- MENT THE PRECISE POSITIONS WILL BE DETERMINED BY A RECONNAI- SSANCE PARTY CONSISTING OF A GREEK, ' :r™ c TURKISH AND BRITISH OFFICER, ACCOMPANIED BY AN UBFICYP REPRE- SENTATIVE. THE RECONNAISSANCE WILL TAKE FLAGS IN A BRITISH - HELICOPTER. THE HELICOPTER SHOULD CARRY AN EASILY RECGGNI- >. ZABLE IDENTIFICATION MARK AttD IT HAS BEEN SUGGESTED THAT IT "? MIGHT TRAIL BELOW IT A LARGE UNION JACK. IF P5=, -' NECESSARY IT SHOULD LAND TO MAKE POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION.' •' ;< ^ PARA. 2. ^ MINISTERS ARE AGREED THAT CONFRONTATION LIME MUST BE DELINEATED AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE, BUT I WOULD EMPHASIZE ^ THAT ARRANGEMENTS WILL NOT BE IMPLEMENTED UNTIL THE DECLARATION / HAS BEEN SIGNED. WOULD HOWEVER, BE GRATEFUL IF YOU WOULD MAKE PRELIMINARY ARRANGE- MENTS WITH CBFNE TO AVOID DSLAY+ COL 6924 4858 1 2+ c ___-• • i-;0 i;:X " friT7iTTI"~: c ::A,,3 tt..Qr<.2 c ftji ^ • • . *N C: N i SoSuls , ZY 390 SZ52 S NICOSIA 238 30 1450Z = bk - \ i , • : 1 ' ET AT PR 10 RITE ^ UK'ATIOKS NEWYORK =• : MIMMEDITE ^ MISC 80 GUYEK GENEVA UNFICYP 96S I'fJFO URQUHART s ^f€iryORK . FROM yFcKaANN-MUNOZ/PREPI CHANB. ' ' REFERENCE YOUR CABLE OF 30 JULY 1974? (- U/CONSIDE R THAT BUFFER ZONE SHOULD EXTEND BETVJEEi ( APPROXIMATELY .OWE TO APPROXIMATELY THREE KILOMETRES _IN WIDTH, V. -- "" • ••"'" PRECISE WIWIDTD H AT ANY PARTICULAR POIOT BEIHG DETERMINED (- BY. PHYSICAL C •__; . FEATURES OK GROUND AND ADJUSTMENTS WHICH UNFICYP RAY FIND ^ IT NECESSARY TO ADVISE IK RESPECT OF FORWARD POSITIONS ON i , r EACH SIDE . ' ! L 2* v SURVEILLANCE MUST BE BASED ON FR AM WORK OF STATIC UH POSTS SITED ON COMMAND ING FEATURES AMD 3E SUPPLEMENTED BY r MOBILE. PATROLS ON FOOT , BY VEHICLE OR BY ^' • .HELICOPTER-AS- MAY BE MOST APPROPRIATE...... Q THIS IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SIMILAR SITUATIONS AND PRACTICE •IN ALMOS'ALL UN PEACE-KEEPING OPERATIONS . THS DETAILED ^ IMPLEMENTATION OF SURVEILLANCE SHOULD IN FACT BE LEFT TO i £• UNFICYP , (ESPECIALLY IN VIEW OF THEIR MANY YEARS • .EXPERIENCE HERE f AND WE TRUST THAT v PA f. • . \ - BOTH SIDES WILL EXTEPffi THEIR FULLEST COOPERATION AND SUPORT I IN THIS RESPECT « : ^ 3. WE ASSUME THAT DISCUSSIOf-J OF BUFFER ZONE IS RELATED ! ^ SOLELY TO ZONE SURROUNDING TURKISH CONTROLLED AREA BETWEEN NICOISA AND KYRENIA AND IS ROT RELEVANT TO SITUATION ELSEWHERE IN ISLAND . IK THIS CONNEXION SITUATION IB C NICOSIA P5/38 ( AND SUBURBS REQUIRES SPECIAL TREATMENT ALTHOUGH C WE SUGGEST THAT IN PRINCIPLE BUFFER ZONE CONCEPT SHOULD ALSO APPLY HERE . HOVIEVER , DELINEATION OF'ZONE WILL REQUIRE ^ SPECIAL AND DETAILED CONSIDERATION IK EACH CASE ", AS c 00[©ITIONS VARY CONSIDERABLE C COL $ 30 1974 C C ?c ~n c ^-<-^^- S A '? 3 0 rj V J3 C 3 C r c . r. ,-,-...,• c ZY412 SZ€G S ^?ICOSIA 154 30 1S15Z = ETATPRIORITE UN AT IONS NEW YORK = •: UNFICYP 9S8 URQUHART FROM WECKMANM-MUNOZ/PREM GHAND r REFERENCE YOUR 595. v • . .•-• U''UKFICYF STRENGTHS WITHIN MAIN EHCLAEs ' ^ ;T» FIHCON, TJIKLOS CAMP CKYRENIA) 66. CRAZY CORKER . .- .--; r (NICOSIA) .14, OPS HILLTOP AND MARTINS MOUND S, OMORPHITA IS. TOTAL 104. .. £ a, BRIT CON. DOME: HOTEL , = t K = KYRENIA 23, BELLAPAIS9.'TOTAL 52. ^ C. AUSTRIAN CIVPOL AT KYRENIA 16. . ;- f 2,'WESTERN FLANK. 250 BRITCON (SALA&INS AND'FERRETS) OPERATIt-5G FFSOM BASE AT NICOSIA AIRPORT, ^ 3. .EASTERN FLANK* 225 FI&CQN ABD gO BRITCON J f- OPERATING FROM gASE AT KYKKO CAMP, = P3/5-4 = ^ HICOSIA. ' , 4. SOUTHERN FLAMK* HICOSIA CITY 50'CANCON OPERATING FROM GAWP- KRONBERG AND 230 ^BOTHER PARTS OF CITY* . ^ 5.'IN ADBITXQfJ VIE HAVE 125 BRIT COB INFANTRY AT NICOSIA ,-. AIRPORT/'NORMAL STRENGTH AT CAMP USFICVP AND HQ UMFICYP AND REMAINDER OF OANCON AT SA?1E LOCATION HQ UNFICYP TOTALLING ^ ABOUT 150 + ' ' -i»«j-' n« 'f.ii.ii^'ii..i. in i.i»<>. .»«.. ^K ..v,i,.>'<.-.y.'.'»,'..i^...... ,.,..1.1.... . „ ».. ^»^»il»iJ«riyi.>>««^J»».^..rft.»>. c '.:;*;- '' . • "• COL 968 595 66 U S 16 104 23 9 32 IS 2 250 3 225 SO A (- . 50 230 125 150 -I- c c X-ZY4SS S MOST IMMEDIATE GENEVA 155 SO C ETATPRIOiUTE Cv -C-*-- UN AT IONS. NSWYQRK* c 6V A 4905 MOST IMMEDIATE Atr c CALLASHAfJ. QUOTE GENEVA 30 JULY 1974* SIR, I HAVE THE HONOUR Gil i C BEHALF OF THE FOREIGN MINISTERS OF GREECE AND TURKEY, AS tfELL AS ON MY OWKs -, ( c BEHALF, TO COMMUNICATE TO YOU, HAVING REGARD TO OPERATIVE PARAGRAPH c 5 OF SECURITY CQNCIL RESOLUTION 353 OF 20 JULY* THE TEXT OF c A DECLARATION Ar«D STATEMENT WHICH WE HAVE SIGNED TODAY* AS INDICATED IN ITS PARAGRAPH 6 WE AGREED TO IMVITE YOU, AS SECRETARY GENERAL* c ': C OF UNITED RATIO fJS, TO TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTION IW THE LIGHT OF THE • c DECLARATION. /PAR $ I HAVE THE HONOUR TO AVAIL" MYSELF OF THIS OPPORTUNITY TO RENEW TO YOU THE ASSURANCES OF MY HIGHEST CONSIDERA- TION. SIGNED JAMES CALLAGHAH UNQUOTE* BBS. ORIGINAL OF LETTER c TOGETHER WITH ATTACHMENTS WILL BE BROUGHT BY MS+ c c COL 4903 30 1314 5 353 20 fi-f c c c c J c MZZY20S S222 B NICOSIA 54' 23 19302 = c STATPRIORITE UN AT IONS SEWYQRKs '• c .cr 8QST c~ C"iP UWFICYP 959 MIS C 76 fo CC ,OPI URQUHART AKATAHI LEWJM c IKFO 6UVSR c? FROM STAJDUHAR NICOSIA :,. ' ^ c 29-: JULY 74' IH REPLY TO PRESS QUERIES U» SPOKESMAN IN NICOSIA, OF BOVEWENT OF OtJFICYP IS THE TURKISH CONTROLLED AREAS HAS c BEEN RAISED' TODAY WITH tWFXCYP HEADQUARTERS* UftFICYP HAS REFERRED THIS MATTER TO THE UK SECQS.fl IN NEWYORK+ c c OOL 74 7S+ C c •C ZYI257 SZ20S S NICOSIA 62 25 I900Z = ETATPRIORITE ^, ^ UNATIONS C REV; YORK = c C . . • - " , UNFICYP 945 URQUHAR'T NEWYORK INFO 6UYER GENEVA C . - --... FROM WECKMARN-MUNOZ/PREM CHAWD. REF. YOUR 560, C WE SPOKE YESTERDAY TO MR. SAVVAS," GENERAL WAPA6SR, f CYPRUS AIRWAYS A?© EXPLAINED TO HIM THE AGtiTS SENSITIVITY OF THE • AIRPORT AND THE ABSOLUTE fJSCESSITY NOT TO GIVE A BY PRETEXT TO £ EITHER SIDE TO ATTACK IT, WE POINTED OUT THAT THE = ' f P2 ft f m^. ^ *JT3 SITUATION AROUND THE AIRPORT WAS STILL PRECARIOUS AND THAT ANY -"? c_ t HOVEMEHT OF PLANES OR WORKING OH THEM BY TECHNICIANS WAS BOUND ^= f TO CAUSE CONCERN AND COULD 'EASILY LEAD TO FISHTIf^G. WE SAID 7 \. TS: THAT THE REOPEHIRG OF THE AIRPORT WOULD BE DISCUSSED AT GENEVA ,.j ^ AND THAT WE WOULD HAVE TO = S c 'ras BE GUIDED BY WHATEVER AGREEMENT MAS REACHED THERE, TAKING ALSO £- INTO ACCOUNT THE MILITARY SITUATION AROUND THE AIRPORT. , MR, SAW AS, AFTER EXPRESSING HIS CONCERN ABOUT THE DETERIORATION OF HIS AIRCRAFT A!© ABOUT THEIR INSURANCE SAW THE POIHT BUT ^ REQUESTED THAT WHEN THE INSURANCE ASSESSORS ARRIVED WE SHOULD = ^ P4/I2 = GIVE THE SA«E EXPLANATIONS TO THEM - WHICH WE AGREED ^ TO DO + ' C OOL 945 560 4- ! C s,. f " c c t •- c - ' c ZY1239 SZ18S S NICOSIA 43-'28 10502 . s < ETATPRIORITE U» AT IONS NEW YORK s <: ONFICYP 537 URQUHART, I8FO GUYER, 6SP3SVA FROf^ WECKMAMN- MUMOZ/ PREP! CHAND . FRENCH AMD ITALIAN AMBASSADORS HAVE :'; INFORMED US THAT THEIR RESUDEHCES CAME UNDER HEAVY FIRE AFTER THE CEASE FIRE, THEY HAVE REQUESTED THAT THIS RAY BE J^ € • c;? *• CONVEYED TO YOU-f- C _ Ss -*^»j C tn COL S3? N» C c c 1 c c c c c ' C \, r ZY12Q9 SZ137 S NICOSIA ISO 27 I207Z s C ETATPRIGBITS UNAT IONS REWYORK = ' ^ UUFICYP S2S GUYER GENEVA IMFO UROUHftRT WEWYORJC ' FHOH WECKMAHN-MUHQZ/PREMCHAND REUR WISC 6847 J ' ^ U 'FIRST QUERY - OHFICYP IS WELL AWARE OF GREEN LI WE AJ© OF POSITIONS SOW OCCUPIED BY TURKISH CYPRIOT FIGHTERS FORWARD OF vf IT, UNDER ITS MANDATE WE BELIEVE IT MUST USE ALL BEANS r *- P2 ± ^ SHORT OF FORCE TO PERSUADE FIGHTERS TO WITHDRAW TO OLD GREEN LIRE. THESE INSTRUCTIONS ISSUED TO LOCAL COMMANDER. PERHAPS THERE ^ HAS BEEN A LANGUAGE DIFFICULTY OR OTHER KIWD OF MI'SUNDERSTAJTOIHG.- £• 2. SECOND QUERY - THE TER8 WE USE IS QUOTE UNITED- NATIONS CO STROLLED UNQUOTE. ' • ^ 3. THIHD SUERY * WE = v -:; ' .^ ARE NOT SEEIKING PUBLICITY BUT BELIEVE-THAT PUBLIC HAS RIGHT. ^ TO KNOW WHAT UfJFICYP IS DOING AMD I» PARTICULAR TO CORRECT , . INFORWAT10B. AS WORLD ATTENTION IS AT PRESENT FOCUSED ON " • CYPRUS WE HAVE GREAT AND CONSTANT PRESSUHE FROM THE PRESS, ^ "AMD WE BELIEVE THAT WE SHOULD GIVE SUCH PUBLICITY = ^ P4/30 x ' ' AS WE CONSIDER ESSENTIAL TOWARDS ASSISTING IN CARRYING OUl ^- THE MANDATE*. WE ARE.sCHEESING ANY SUCH REQUESTS WITH GREAT ,-" CARE» AMD ISTEBD TO TIGHTEN DP OH PUBLICITY GRADUALLY + e AY181 IA-40 CUNIC)ISLAMABAD 3W333 25 !OOOZ = LTF OMNI PR ESS NEW YORK = . UNIC--34 YACOUB FB0?j KAMP PRESS COMMENTS Ofcf CYPRUS CEASEFIRE. KARACHI BAWNJM_\JULY SAID AFTER CEASEFIRE QUESTION OF CYPRUS FUTURE .6UOTB: IS REFERRED ONCE AGAIN TO ARBITRAMENT OF DIPLOMACY UNQUOT. PAPER OBSERVED QUOTE IF ANKARA HAD HOT ACTED IN TIKE TURKISH COMMUNITY WOULD HAVE BEER DOOMED TOr '. EXTERMINATION OR EXPULSION FROM ISLAM IB SPITE OF PRESENCE OF t . BRITISH SOLDIERS AMD OF UWATIOMS PEACE-KEEPING FORCE, TURKEY CAM EVIDENTLY RELY NO MORE Op3 SUPPOSED SAHCTITY OF SOLEMM INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT.*; IK TRIPARTITE NEGOTIATIONS THAT- NO BEGIN TURKEY CAN LEGITIMATELY INSIST UPON EITHER A PARTITION OF ISLAN OR RETENTION OF: PERMANENT MILITARY PRESENCE IN CYPRUS UNQUOTE DAWN CONCLUDED QUOTEj WHATEVER OUTCOME OF NEGOTIATIONS THERE CAM BE MO RETURN TO STATUS^ QUO WHICH FAILED TO ENSURE RESPECT FOR BASIC RIGHTS OF 'TURKISH \\^. \ CYPRIOTS ETWHICH ^AS ALWAYS IN DANGSH OF BEING USED AS A CONVENIENT PRELUDE FOB ISLANDS UNION WITH GREECE UNQUOTEs ;\ PARA KARACHI SUN 24'JULY SAID QUOTE THERE COULD HAVE BEEN NO GREATER DEMONSTATIOR OF TURKEYS PEACEFUL INTENTIONS THAN ITS ACCEPTAfiCE /-• ur u£.B»c.ri!t£ JLP urrKUS WUHUUi 1"JSH UNQUUle UN KILLINGS OF TURKISH CYPRIQTS PAPER SAID QUOTE THEY ARE REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN' MURDERED EM / ^ "MftSSEv-SB MUCH SO THAT UNAT10KS SECGE'Ws- - —. —-.--.:,. — .':-^—-___^'...__.^.. . f WALDHEIM HAD TO MAKE A PUBLIC APPEAL FOR HALTING MASSACRE URQUOTE - t - ; ON TRIPARTITE TALKS PAPER SAID QUOTE INDICATIONS ARE THAT GREECE HAS £ LEARNT LESSON ETMIGHT REFRAIN FROM THROWING TOO MANY SPAMMERS IB.'. ,. WORKS WHEN TRIPARTITE TALKS OPEN. BUT THEH IT IS ONLY A HOPE.*. TURKEY HO DOUBT WILL PUT ITS = PS/50= < FOOT DOWN BUT COULD BRITAIN HAVE COURAGE TO CALL A SPADE A SPADE? UNLESS THAT-IS DOME GENEVA CONFERENCE COULD HOT BE EXPECTED TOBS VERY HELPFUL IN SOLVIBS CYPRUS PROBLEM UMQOTS PARA PAKISTAN TIMES 2.5 £ JULY COMMENTING ON CHANGE OF LEADERSHIP IN GREECE ETCYPRUS SAID , QUOTE CHANGS OF LEADERSHIPS ' e e WILL BE UNVIERSALLY WELCOMED, MORE POSITIVE ONE HAS TAKEN PLACE IM ^ CYPRUS WHERE SAMPSONS OUSTER FROM PRESIDENTSHIP SIGNALS COLLAPSE , OF GREEK HILITAHY OFFICERS PUTSCH AGAINST CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT OF AHCH3ISHOP MAKARIOS UWCJUOTEs : OMNIPRESS-f ' COL UNIC-34 24 24 25+ 'G^ c ZY96Q PRESS GENEVA 124/122 25 2257Z Pi~52/50=\ C c IrKESS c •««™KS Aft NEWYORK= ' C f- 'UNPSS/356 POWELL, CHANG, YftCOUB FROM CLARK. FOLLOWING' COMWONI- £ GREECE, TURKEY AMD THE UNITED KINQDOM AT THEIR FIRST MEETING f AT GENEVA ON 25'JULY 1974' CONSIDERED TH£ SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION NUMBER 353, ESPECIALLY ITS = CALL FOR THE RESTORATION OF PEACE IN THE REPUBLIC OF CYPRUS, REAFFIRMED THSIH ENDORSEMENT OF THE RESOLUTION AND THEIR DETERMINATION TO ACHIEVE ITS AIMS, TAKING IMTQ ACCOUNT THE INTERJJATIONAL AGREEMENTS REFERRED TO THEREIN PARA UNQUOTE FYI, MEETING ENDED AT 2225 HOURS GET AND IS TO SE RESUMED TOMORROW^ , 26 JULY AT 1000 HOURS GET* FEW MI MUTES AFTER BEGINNING OF ';-. *»~ i'' MEETING GUYER l^AS INVITED TO SIT IN AS OBSERVERS- c ^ BAUMGARTEJH- : C COL UNPSS/356 25 197/1 353, 2225 26 1QOD-H- c : • c C X TLX stQ €0^ C7-£4 St'SP SOT - .! ; f 3 m;nf;:? -i*!,' <"•?'.' S? s'?- *• > * •/ «- - '."• T -r *rf , > ""'''ilS C- '''^Jv SSKKRAt OF eVF»U3 AIRWAY!? flAITOS THAT HE - 'iCC^'"?" TO TO A I Is' C '. FT Ai^D F:?CM ^IRVJC1?: A?»-5 ^ll^T^^^Ct 0?" TKOf:".T VO-JLII A^FS'EClAfS TT c"frts/? e-?Hl^ SE TAK^S CAX A^'O f l^f' fllSVMY? ACCESS TO A ? " c. c c: i; iNuulVliN»'K5''V%M1MbP ".1 I UMATlOHS.StYK- . FI-LE NO. ACTION U HAT lOBS': SEW YORK FOLLOW IHG .«Y D70!-._AYE--A:M'ISFORWEO'':TMAT THE' OF 'CYPRUS AIRWAYS STILL CASWOT'HAVE: ACCESS TO-THEIR- •FLEET At NICOSIA- AIRPORT A® .THEY FEAR THAT IF THE . AIRCRAFT ARE LEFT UNATTENDED-.IS THEIR .PRESENT CO?flHT!0? «UCH LOHGER THEY TO HI PERISH: CAUSJi^'.' iRREPARA'SLE.'.,';/-: ".. SEVERE DAMAGE TO THE COMPftHY'A.SD TO -8ATIOWAL CIVIL. •': . AVIATION. OF-.CYPRUS RESPECTFULLY . KNUT'HAMMARSKJOLD DIRECTOR GENERAL'IATA . 0 C- QKHIPRESS c UKPSS 355 POVELL YACOIJ3 CHANG FROM. CLARK. FYI TRIPARTITE £ NEGOTIATIONS OH CYPRUS ENVISAGED IN OPERATIVE PA^AGRAPM PIVJ .r OF SSCCOUSCIL HESOLUTIQH 353 ADOPTED Ot? 80 JULY BEG AS AT 2045 HOURS GET TONISHT 25 JULY INCOUf'CIL CHAMBER OF PALAIS MSs SE^EVA. UWIKIJJGDOM D^LiGATIOK 1$ : P-3/59 = C . LSD 3Y FOREIGfJ AND COMMONWEALTH SEO?5T6HY JAMS? CALLACHAH- GREEK DELEGATION BY FOREIGN KINISTS3 G^OHGE MA\/ROH AND TURKISH DELEGATION 3Y FOREIGN MIMISTEF? TURA?! QUW^S. DSSK3 OF THREE "S1 , DELSG AXIOMS FORMED TRIANGLS, PRESS WAS ADMITTED FOR TEN MIK'JXSS fl C ON SALL£RY AND PHOTOGRAPHSRS AND TELEVISION OH FLOOR PRIOR TO ^ BEGINMISG OF MEETING WHICH IS BEING HELD IN STRICT PRIVACY = , BAUMGART5N + ' ' \^ ^ COL 355 353 20 2045 25 -f C L C.