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President/Kissinger
6:50 pm
2/16/70
P: How did it go?
K: Seems to have gone well. The questions were very respectful.
P: They had read it before?
K: They were asking all over the thing. The questions were not at all
.
I had a good chance. They said on ABM that we had shifted
our position. I said not. I referred to your speech of May (?) and I think
we hade laid it to rest. Your co ming in
P: I
K: It made it your report, which made it very important .
P: ? ? ?
from my standpoint it was 20 years of thinking about the
probelms. It wasn't a policy for a year but for 10 years. A little of
that was good.
K: It was very helpful. They asked me how it represents a watershed.
I said no President had put it in conceptual way before and it also says the
post-war period is over. It will do for this period what the Marshall P1 an
did.
P: They had a big crowd. Were they respectufl?
K: No hostile questions.
P: Any one comment
K: Bailey asked how he can bill it down to 5000 words which was all his
paper gave him. Frankel was very complimentary.
P: Was he favorable?
K: He said it would have
philosophical thrust. He said a philo-
sophical thrust was important.
P: The
will have to carry this. They set aside 4 pages.
K: He said they were setting aside 4 pages but that was when they though
it was 30, 000 words. The Middle East and VN. On VN I repeated the accom-
plishments but mentioned the problems left to be solved and they thought
it was very honest.
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