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14-00000 TED BA RR ITE AA rite ea BR . ee % , SRP ESE ERS ER UCAS SAE PEW. SRST IEE TNR TT CER PIS SERS ISI A C. AP ene eae ee t { | i 2 e SS Be ee DISPATCH SECRET ro Chief, KUNOLF VaeADGUANTSS FE MO era MAR 31 15; Chief, WE; Chief, KUDESK; Chief, LCPIPIT | 200-124~156/3 FROM Chief of Station,[_| “* 30 March 1966 SURECT DTDORIC CRPRE : 5G [Tae 108 NSN Relations with Ja“ DX_[ no noes wows ACTION BEOURED INDOONG CAN BE JUDGED BY QUAURED HQ. DEK OMY Ref:[____ 12425, 2 March 1966 i, A number of lengthly and fruitful discussions have been held with JAGUAR officers regarding our continued Taeir comments on the quality of| reporting hay@been reported from time to time. > we will not dwell here on the nechanical arrangements we have evolved (with agreement) to expedite the passage of information to GUER, on the one hand, and avoid duplicate reporting rinicpally by passing the same materials as on the other hand. Suffice it here to sa he hieving both of these goals, throughout both JAGUAR and Kdue largely to the wide range of -| [is a complex problem. We think ve have reached 2 mutually satisfactory arrangement for achieving both ains. 2, What we are concerned with here, then, is JAGUAR’s for the tine being at Teast. The exact phrasing from JAGUAR's letter, agreeing to our request is: "ith regard te the continued | jon a temporary basis while | |we have no objection to this provided we are kept fully informed of as much detail as. possible,” TATE CATO ce oe + bm aeate ts seme BE 43.3" — (CHEEK WX” CHE) : Trae ley a te car rant rer PORgN oe GAY ARAN ee india eiyeeome, tana Recerca parce naar