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    "ocrText": "TELCON\nJohnson/Kissinger\nmorning\n9/8/71\nJ: On the NSDM, the textile business is confused. I spoke with the Secy. this\nmorning. Dave Kennedy is on his way to Williamsburg to talk to --\nK: I tried to turn it off.\nJ: What's your understanding of where you stand?\nK: The President will talk with Fukudo about it. See what can be arranged. We\nwill tell them it's a serious problem and we might have to do some unilateral\nsteps.\nJ: That's what it says in here. If the NSDM comes out it's addressed to\neverybody. Stans and Kennedy talking from this.\nK: I will put out a memo that except for Dave Kennedy's discussion today,\nthe textile issue will be discussed by no one except the Secy.\nJ: That's fine. What will Kennedy do?\nK: Peterson tried to IXIX turn it off. Fukuda requested the meeting as an old\nassociate. And Kennedy only plans to say ? ? ? . I will see Ushiba this\nafternoon at his urgent request and I will call you.\nJ: What is his reading of what Fukuda plans to bring up with the President?\nK: Shall I try that?\nJ: Why don't you?\nK: Who will put together the Japanese side? Fukuda alone?\nJ: He asked for Fukuda without cabinet colleagues. Whether Ushiba, I don't\nknow.\nK: I recommended that you, Bill and I represent our side. Do you think that's\ntoo heavy?\nJ: Let's see what Ushiba says of Fukuda's desires. Not necessarily.\nK: I think the Secy. should sit in.\nJ: Only question of whether I should be there. In some ways I would like to be.\nK: You decide. You are invited. Whatever your judgment of the situation is."
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