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Senator Javits
5/12/71 1:10pm
J: Let me read this to you. You can leave out the first clause if
you want: "The President is requested to negotiate within NATO for
the assumption of greater troop levels by the other NATO members
and financial arrangements consistent with the balance of payments
situation of the United States; and, to withdraw U.S. forces in Europe
to the extent made possible by such negotiations. The President shall
report to the Congress in 90 days, and each 90 days thereafter, on the
progress of such negotiations. " (Verbatim-- read to jlp after conversation)
K: Which clause can come out?
J: The first. If you don't want to say anything about that it's okay.
I don't think it does any harm
K: Of course it does.
J: To leave it in?
K: Yes.
J: Okay, then it would read this way:
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K: Let me take it up with my colleagues. I want to give it the
attention it deserves. I do not believe we are going to go along with it.
J: That's okay. We just wanted you to know what we are thinking.
Scott, Griffin and Stennis
If you don't like it just tell Scott no.
He may say we like this but if you don't give us something better.
K: We'll take it up with the President.
J: Another thing -- I applied to the Russians for a visa. They
are giving me hell in Isvertia. I've gotten the visa but I'm inclined not
to go unless I get Dobrynin's and everyone's understanding that I will
be well received. What do you think?
K: It depends on what you mean by everyone.
J: I mean that I will be reasonably received by the people I'm going
to see.
K: Why are they giving you hell?
J: They're saying I'm the Senator from Tel Avix.
K: Don't go unless you know they will treat you respectfully.
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