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The Chief of the Dutch Internal Security Service,(BVD), Since OSO dofs not favor a
who learned during a trip .to Brussels that 'tripartite program of this kind in
cooperation (between U. S., U. K.,-and Belgium) was Holland, and in view of his
the rule", has told OSO/The Hauge that he is "overjoyed" previous jockeying for
to hear this and thinks a similar arrangement in; current.tripartite opera-
Holland may have been planned. tions, the Chief of the BVD
has been advised that there
are no across-the-board
tripartite arrangements.
Chief, FDP/OSO and Mr. Michael G. Mitchell conferred
- with Captain Fabian, Admiral Carney's chief intelligence
officer, to complete administrative arrangements for.
Mr. Mitchell's assignment to Admiral Carney's staff to
conduct liaison with the Italian Intelligence Services.
Captain Fabian's acceptance of and satisfaction with
this arrangement ie of major importance to CIA in pro-
te-cting the existing working relationship wiil, the Italians.
An OSO agent who enjoys close personal relations with
prominent officials of the Yugoslav goverinint; and has
been decorated by Tito for services rendered to the.
Yugoslav people as an American walfare official has.-
returned to New York after five years of valuable
economic and political reporting. 00 hopes this
agent ;will now agree to accept one of several official
offers to serve as adviser to Yugoslav commercial enter-
prises.
Mr. John Bruce Lockhart, who is replacing Mr. M. A. C.
Silverwood-Cope as British Secret Service liaison
representative in Washington, will arrive about 28 November.
Mr. Cope will return to London at the end of the year.
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