J.R. Cross to G.L. Simmons, 17th November, 1955 (DO 35/8639).- External URL
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17 Nov 1955
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3. I went with Lane Petter to see Kochar of the Minstry of Commerce and Industry on Saturday 12th November. We had a very friendly and interesting discussion and Kochar emphasised that provided the monkeys were for approved medical research and the consignees, the exporters and the carriers were all approved by the Government there would be no difficulty in handling future consignments and the Public Notice of September did not imply any major change.
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5. We mentioned briefly the requirements of the Ministry of Supply for protection against bacteriological warfare. As mentioned in Dr. Lane Petter's memorandum, Kocher took the line that he really did not want to know anything about this and it was up to us to keep the matter quiet.'
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Sent toG.L. Simmons
17 Nov 1955
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3. I went with Lane Petter to see Kochar of the Minstry of Commerce and Industry on Saturday 12th November. We had a very friendly and interesting discussion and Kochar emphasised that provided the monkeys were for approved medical research and the consignees, the exporters and the carriers were all approved by the Government there would be no difficulty in handling future consignments and the Public Notice of September did not imply any major change.
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5. We mentioned briefly the requirements of the Ministry of Supply for protection against bacteriological warfare. As mentioned in Dr. Lane Petter's memorandum, Kocher took the line that he really did not want to know anything about this and it was up to us to keep the matter quiet.'
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3. I went with Lane Petter to see Kochar of the Minstry of Commerce and Industry on Saturday 12th November. We had a very friendly and interesting discussion and Kochar emphasised that provided the monkeys were for approved medical research and the consignees, the exporters and the carriers were all approved by the Government there would be no difficulty in handling future consignments and the Public Notice of September did not imply any major change.
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Related toW. Lane-Petter, 'The Export of Monkeys from India: An Appreciation of the Attitude of the Indian Government', November 1955 (DO 35/8639).
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