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Telecon Prof. Elliott 11/17/69 11:45 a. m. K was sorry he hadn't seen E but he'd been working about 18 hours a day. And handling it quite well, E said. K said he always had to see the people who are soft and weak and E doesn't belong to those. E said he wanted to talk about the books he is trying to put out--he is having trouble on that front. E hopes the President has got that book E sent him, talking about the impact of television on American culture. E wanted to talk with K about a few things before he goes to see Joel Blocker. K said he thought E could be as informative on himself as anybody else. E said he had done this before and SO has Kraemer. K said E should tell Blocker whatever he thinks best. E said he thought he could be helpful on how K developed and what had been happening to him. E said K has had the broadest background of anybody who could have been picked out, and his foreign policy interests made him an exceptionally good choice. K said, and philosophical inter- ests. E said those books he is writing, he's got two finished and would be glad to put them into K's hands. One of the 11 bases of American Foreign Policy" and "The Fruits of False Freedom, 11 on the SDS, black power, and weathermen, etc. K said E had been such an important influence on K's life. E hopes to continue to be. E said Louise asked E to send K her love. K said some- times, E has found things in K--K thought E had lost his mind. E said there had never been a time when there was a worse needfor someone to set the tone, and K is doing it well. E said that he thinks K is using the Vice President brilliantly. K said he would go easy on that with Blocker. K said the one thing he doesn't discuss is his divorce. E said the only thing he could say about that is that is helped to deepen him. E went through it himself--it is a testing experience. E said he had written K about his happiness that K keeps in touch with the children. K said he adores them--he doesn't just do that out of duty. That's one of things that E hopes K will continue in. K said he feels very strongly about E. E said some day he wants to talk with K about the seminar--they were going to disperse all the records, and that's stupid. Reproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library DECLASSIFIED This document has been reviewed pursuant to Executive Order 13526 and has been determined to be declassified.

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