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321.	2740	This entire report is a detailed inestigation of the Litani River Basin and its potential for development, carried out from 1951-1954. Volume 1 is a general description of the results of the investigation and studies. Includes numerous imporant maps and diagrams of the area.

322.	4809

323.	10327	The file contains: a. Memorandum for Mr. Laylin and Mr. Leigh, Euphrates Treaty research, March 9, 1950 b. Protocol Annexe No. 1 concerning the regulation of the waters of the Tigris and Euphrates and their tributaries c. Additional copy of Protocol Annexe No. 1 (French translation).

324.	10357	The file contains an undated summary of the Helmand River dispute.

325.	2271

326.	4564	Stats to 1979

327.	5226	Alternative Dispute Resolution Series Pamphlet 1

328.	10349	The file contains drafts and correspondence regarding the Helmand river agreement between Iran and Afghanistan. a. Memorandum for file on Iran, February 13, 1969 b. Letter between John G. Laylin and Youssef Akbar, Secretary of Iranian Embassy, regarding corrections to treaty and protocols, March 19, 1969 c. Helmand agreement drafts and protocols d. Helmand agreement drafts and corrections

329.	4810

330.	10292	The Treaty of Paris was signed on March 4, 1857, concluding the Anglo-Persian war over possession of Herat. While Persia wanted to reclaim the province, Great Britain used Afghanistan as an independent buffer state against Russia. Articles stated in the treaty include the withdrawal of British troops from Persia, the liberation of all prisoners of war, and withdrawal of Persia form all matters concerning Afghanistan. The Persian government also agreed to help extinguish the presence of slavery in the Persian Gulf.

331.	5228	Alternative Dispute Resolution Series, Working Paper #1

332.	8677	Classified "limited official use", an airgram from the State Department outlining economy of region and forecasting changes caused by imminent resolution of peace process.

333.	10301	The file contains memorandums on the demographics and physical features of Seistan, 1947-February 1, 1950.

334.	10302

335.	410

336.	4565	This document is a table of statistics concerning agriculture and food production, Israel, 1970.

337.	8264

338.	10291	F. J. Goldsmith, a British major general, visited the disputed area of Seistan to determine an appropriate boundary between Persia and Afghanistan. The arbital opinion describes Goldsmith's decision to split the Seistan region into "Sistan Proper" and "Outer Sistan". Sistan Proper, consisting of land surrounding Lake Hamun, would belong to Persia. Outer Sistan, including Chakhansur and area above the Band-i-Kohak would belong to Afghanistan.

339.	10307	The file contains a letter from Governor General of Baluchistan to the Minister of War, March 22, 1949.

340.	7852