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Span.785 Naional Press Bldg..Washngton.D C  \n20004.and 270015th Street.N.W..Washington.D.C.20009.Material in the Newsletter may be reprodtced.in whole or in partwithout special permission or acknowieugement of source.Copics of any articles based on Neu sleter items will be appreciated  \n## SDANISh DEWSLECCER\n\npeople of Gibraltar,for whom special facilities will per-mit them to continue to enter Spain by La Linea de laConcepción.The Marquis of Santa Cruz delivered the fol-lowing note from the Spanish Government to Mr.Stewart:  \n\"The Spanish Government once more wishes to pointout that the system of transit established on May 6,1968at the border post of La Linea de la Concepción has noother object than to adjust the Gibraltar situation to theprovision of Article 10 of the Treaty of Utrecht,invokedby Great Britain to remain on the Rock.(Art.10 bans“all communication by land”between Gibraltar andthe Mainland.)  \n\"In view of the attitude of the British Government,which has decided to perpetuate a colonial and militarysituation in Spanish territory in defiance of what hasbeen resolved by the United Nations,Spain has no otherrecourse than to reactivate those clauses of the Treaty ofUtrecht which permit,within international law,the peace-ful defense of Spanish sovereignty.  \nPolice and control post at La Linea,now closed to all persons.  \n## LAND LINKS WITH ROCK CLOSED\n\nBy an order of the Presidency of the Government,thePolice and Control Post of La Línea de la Concepción,asfrom Monday,May 6th,was closed to all persons,no nat-ter what their nationality or what documents they mayexhibit.  \n\"For this reason,the Spanish Government is puzzledby the statements of General Lathbury,English MilitaryGovernor of the Colony,who on May 5,1968 said:  \nAs the sole exceptions,the order specifies that passagethrough this post will continue to be permitted for theSpanish workmen employed in Gibraltar,and for suchpermanent civilian residents in Gibraltar town as mayhave obtained permission from the Military Governor ofthe Campo,who may also,at his discretion,allow pass-age in cases of need for humanitarian reasons.  \nThese measures are a direct consequence of the atti-tude adopted by Great Britain when declaring that shehad no intention of applying the resolution passed by theUnited Nations General Assembly on December 19,1967,which recommended the decolonization of Gibraltarby means of negotiations between the United Kingdomand Spain,which would restore the latter country's terri-torial integrity and ensure the safeguarding of thelegitimate interests of the present population of the Rockon the conclusion of the colonial situation.  \n## GIBRALTAR DEVELOPMENTS\n\nThe British Foreign Secretary,Mr.Stewart,has calledthe Spanish Ambassador in London,the Marquis ofSanta Cruz,to protest the new measures taken by Spainat its police border post at La Linea de la Concepción.  \nThe Spanish Ambassador took the opportunity to pro-test in turn against the malicious manner in which Britishand Gibraltarian opinion has been informed about thescope and purpose of the Spanish measures.As isknown,these measures do not discriminate against the  \n'I do not want you for a single moment to think thatI do not understand and truly sympathize with the strongdesire of many Gibraltarians to adopt retaliatory meas-ures in Gibraltar.'  \n\"These words as well as those voiced in the British Par-liament,which falsely present the real scope and purposeof the Spanish measures,are destined to inflame the emo-tions of the Gibraltarians against Spain.  \n\"The Spanish Government once more takes notice ofthe policy of the British Government which has been en-couraging the people of Gibraltar to defend,at the costof their own legitimate interests,the colonial and mili-tary interests of Great Britain.”  \nThe Spanish Ambassador also stated that the SpanishGovernment —whose constructive intent cannot 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