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Visits by Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster, Mr Geoffrey Rippon, to North America, 4-9 March (Folder 4) (1971)

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Visits by Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster, Mr Geoffrey Rippon, to North America, 4-9 March (Folder 4) (1971).
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Marlborough, Wiltshire : Adam Matthew Digital, 2008.
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AMDigital Reference: FCO 82/4.
Reproduction of: Visits by Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster, Mr Geoffrey Rippon, to North America, 4-9 March (Folder 4) (1971) 1971.
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Description: Record of meetings with Jean-Luc Pepin (Canadian Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce) and with Clifford Hardin (US Secretary of Agriculture) and Maurice Stans (US Secretary of Commerce). Topics include British entry into EEC, trade, the economy, agricultural products, industrial commodities, tariffs, GATT, protectionism and preference schemes. Briefing notes for visit to Ottawa. Briefing papers for US visit on European Defense and Security, US agricultural exports and impact of enlarged EEC. Personality notes on US Government officials. The first half of the file relates to the March 1971 trip to Canada and the US. Also included in this file are various draft texts for Rippon's speech delivered in New Orleans in January 1972 on "The Effects of the Enlargement of the European Communities on the Anglo-American Relationship" and the text of his speech in Los Angeles in January 1972 again on the subject of British application for membership of the EEC. US/UK relations. Notes in preparation for Rippon's visit to United States and Jamaica, including California and Louisiana, in December 1971/January 1972.
Variant and related titles
The Nixon years, 1969-1974.
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Books / Online
Language
English
Added to Catalog
January 23, 2024
Series
Nixon Years, 1969-1974.
The Nixon Years, 1969-1974
Subjects
Africa
Asia
Australia
Belgium
Britain
Cambodia
Canada
Caribbean
Chile
Denmark
Eastern Europe
Europe
France
Geneva
Germany
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Korea
Latin America
Mediterranean
Middle East
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Panama
Peru
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Soviet Union
United Kingdom
United States of America
Vietnam
United Kingdom, United States, Canada
North America
Colvin
Connally, John B
Cromer, 3rd Earl of
Eberle, William
Gilbert , Carl J
Hardin, Clifford
Hillenbrand, Martin J
Kennedy, David Matthew
Kissinger, Henry
McCracken, Paul
Richardson, Elliot
Rippon, Geoffrey
Rogers, William P
Samuels, Nathaniel
Shultz, George
Stans, Maurice
Trezise, Philip
Volcker, Paul
Walker, Charles
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