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D: (con't) or only the country that was taken over? In that case it leaves
us with a mon opoly of total information. But to give the data on
Country X to other countries involves some cooperation and an agree-
ment from Country X. Do we give the raw data or do we give the
processed data - everyone doesn't need to go into this detail except
to indicate
K:
What's the problem?
D:
There appears to be on the surface a new technology that could be
simply fared is running into an enormous number of complications
and yet it has enormous resources for very quickly seeing what ought
to be done where with regard to crops, pests and water programs and
everything. The third one would be how do we provide sufficient and
adequate nutrition. We could be just going through a period of a
climactic setback and how much this is going to limit us in the future
comet
is not known cause/research is at such a poor state and that requires
an awful lot of collaboration to put that on a global setting. Do we
want to have a food reserve or don't we and if we do, do we want to
pay for it and of course that involves U.S. policy too because our
grain people don't want a food reserve. The
was a
great breakthrough but it was two decades in coming, how much do
we invest in another
K:
This is exactly what I have in mind. Look, can I get either Larry
Eagleberger or Winston Lord to call your office in the next 45 minutes
and get some of this. Or do you want to dictate it to a secretary?
D:
Well, I don't have it written down yet so it's just as I'm going along
to you.
K:
I'll get them to call you.
other
D:
The xxxxix thing is that I do by chance have a number of early drafts
of some very short papers being written for Morris Strong under what
he's callaing an outer limits program - what are the real essentials
of disaster that we see. And I'll bring them down tomorrow morning
because they would offer some good general thoughts.
K:
That would be very good.
D:
You just might see a phrase or sentence that would fit right. So I'll do
that and then I guess if I continue with you I have just one more point
and that is how to put in the population and I have some suggestions for
that. For example, the impact of the doubte population by the end of
this century on food supply, health, so on and so forth. It is unlikely
that without the real strength we will be able to keep up with the per capita
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