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    "ocrText": "Telecon\nGerard Smith\n11/11/69\n6:20 p.m.\nS asked K if he had heard from the Secretary on German assurances\nin connection with NPT. K said not yet, but he's inclined to go along\nwith it sight unseen. K asked if S could give him until tomorrow\nmorning. S said yes, but Germans are pressing pretty hard though.\nK said he doesn't know what to tell S about Congressional Consultation.\nK said he can't get the P to tell him if he's going to have it tomorrow.\nK said it must be tomorrow if S is going to be there. K asked if S\nwould mind if we did it without him. S said no, he'd prefer it that\nway; he would send Worley. K said Helms would do the strategic\npart; he [K] would to the verification and Farley would tell how it\nall hangs together. S said he thought it would be well if Wheeler\nwere there. K said yes, he saw what S meant Wheeler would be\nthere.\nS asked if K would tell him more about guidance. K said it takes S's\nlanguage. It sticks in a sentence about S's being authorized to talk\nabout reductions, and a part was put in about area defense--the\nminimum area defense they think is necessary. K said otherwise\nit doesn't have any lawful aspects.\nS said they have two alternative takeoffs Thursday; they're shooting\nfor a Thursday morning takeoff. K said he is trying to get an ap-\npointment for S with the P tomorrow. S said that was good; he would\nlike a few minutes with him along and he thinks the other members\nof the delegation should have a picture taken with the P. K said he\nwould set that up. K said he wand would also get a letter for S\nsigned by the P saying that the P is behind S. S said first rate.\nGood.\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nDECLASSIFIED\nThis document has been reviewed pursuant to Executive Order 13526 and has been determined to be declassified."
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