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Yes but this way they can get all the projected AID programs, all
the poles.
R:
They can get AID programs projected which means whatever they
want out of AID and whatever they want out of STATE.
K:
Out of USIA.
R:
out of USIA, I'm sorry. But they would not come after State. Now of
course we have to look at theis in terms of are there someday maybe
next year saying, well, we've got it from USIA and Aid. We ought
to also extend it to State but I think by that time we can take care of
this thing and I think there is alot of merit to it.
K:
Well let me think about it. Can I think about it overnight.
R:
Absolutely. Now Henry, I don't like it obviously. No one liked it
but in the climate that we are today there isn't too damn much we can
hold back from them of a reasonable nature. And at least in AID
and USIA we have no problems of dealing with other governments
getting information from other governments. The intelligence community
giving State giving everything it needs. Of this sort of thing, State is
the main thing. God knows I don't like it but it may be the lesser of 2
evils and it also, in terms of your going in, with an open policy, we
avoid an all out confrontation again with the veto which is also in the
USIA and AID Bills, the veto of those and then on a continuing resolution
for all three for the rest of the year.
K:
Well let me talk to the President about this tomorrow. He feels very
strongly.
R:
I know it. Everything is in good shape as far as your confirmation is
concerned.
K:
It looks that way. The Committe is going to vote tomorrow. McGovern
will probably vote against it.
R:
He will? Well, that won't hurt you.
K:
You're going to be there tomorrow for the reception of Bhuto is that
correct.?
R:
Yes and I'll be chairing on through. OK Henry, Bye.
K:
Bye.
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