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CONFIDENTIAL PARTICULAR MENTION OF THE MISSIONARIES, BRITISH PROPAGANDA, BEEN DISPROVED B^sFRENCH STATEMENTS IN THE SECURITY COUNCIL. H E ( " WOULD HENCEFORTH STRENGTHEN HIS RELATIONS WITH THE FRENCH, 5 , THE ACTING BR1TSH HIGH COMMISSIONER HAD HAD-COMPLETE KNOWLEDGE OF THE ISRAELI INVASION AND HAD DRIVEN TO ENTEBBE WHILST THE FIGHTING WAS GOING ON. 6 , RELATIONS WITH KEHYA WERE EXCELLENT AND PRESENT DIFFICULTIES, EG A HUNDRED O I L TANKERS HELD UP ON ROUTE FOR UGANDA, RESULTED IROM BRITISH AND US PRESSURE ON KENYA. "WHEN THINGS CHANGE IN KENYA THE BRITISH WILL REGRET I T " . T H E BRITISH WERE THE RING LEADERS WHO WERE CREATING ALL THE PROBLEMS OVER KENYA. THE SECOND SECRETARY/OF' THE BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION HAD B^EN SENT A/AY FROM UGANDA BECAUSE OF STATEMENTS HE HAD MADE. THESE INDICATED HIS APPROVAL OF THE KILLING OF THE' PALESTINIANS AND. THE UGANDAN SOLDIERS. ' 7 , IN HIS CLOSING REMARKS AMIN SAID HE WOULD MOT BE TAKING A DECISION REGARDING THE BRITISH UNTIL THE SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING WAS OVER, WHEN THE DECISIOM WAS TAKEN I T WOULD BE FINAL. REFERRING TO ALLEGED BBC REPORTS THAT THE UK HAD THREATENED TO EREAK OFF. DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS HE SAID THIS WOULD CAUSE NO PROBLEMS SINCE THE PK PROVIDED NO A I D . . 8 . TWO .MORE BRITISH NATIONALS WOULD BE DEPORTED TODAY BUT THERE WOULD BE NO PRIOR DISCLOSURE OF THEIR NAMES, AS LONG AS THE ErflTISH MADE PROPAGANDA AGAINST UGANDA THEY WOULD EARN HIS RESENTMENT. FINALLY HE REPEATED THAT THE QUOTE OLD LADY UNQUOTE HAD BEEM HANDED OVER TO REJO IN THE OTHER HOSTAGES ON SATURDAY EVENING. SECURITY OFFICERS HAD BEEN PRESENT AND HIS MINISTER HAD REPORTED THAT A L L HOSTAGES HAD BEEM RETURNED TO ENTEBBE AIRPORT AS DIRECTED. ' HORROCKS \c.oPs^ S ^ T TO I O 0 PS 3 i 1 t p -