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Secretary Peterson/Mr. Kissinger
9:14 a. m., November 29, 1972
K:
Are you in the car?
P:
No, I'm at home, Henry.
K:
Oh, you're at home.
P:
Right.
K:
I see. Pete, I was thinking that on your problem somebody who knows
really how that NATO works is Bob Ellsworth, who is at Lazar (sp?)
Brothers.
P:
Yeah, I have talked to Bob, Henry.
But I didn't tell him about the job.
I just asked him what he thought --
K:
But, for example, the things that concern Sally.
P:
Yeah.
K:
I mean, he knows what the house is like.
P:
Yeah. Okay. That's a good thought.
K:
And what the town is like.
a.
P:
Yeah.
K:
And also he was in an analogous position in the sense that he moved
from Washington to Brussels.
P:
Yeah. Right.
K:
And I've found him to be a fairly reliable guy.
P:
Well, I think his point of view was that it depends entirely on the
relationship with you, you know.
K:
Yeah
P:
Because the State row can get very, very frustrating he said.
K:
Oh, no question. Well, you know your relationship with me.