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K: Can make a very good case not just getting off the roads,
say non-military supplies on the roads. Egyptians will just
move the tanks and other stuff off the roads, give the road up
to the Third Army and then they will be trapped
put the road
operation under the UN, will to get off the roads, not willing
to get off the cross country access. May be Egypt would be willing
to buy this. Willing to put the UN on the roads.
N: Anyway, there's another day before you take off, Monday, right?
K: Drafted a very positive reply to the Soviets in principle. One
problem, there's almost no way to do the joint mission which isn't
going to lead to another explosion. I really don't see what useful
purpose it serves. Israel let the Soviets in, the British and French
are screaming their heads off and US-Soviet mission, I don't
see what good can come of it. Egyptians don't particularly want it,
Fahmi told me that. After I get back I'll send Rusk or Brownell
to the peace talks, with a Moscow first stop. In that context
might be willing to have them take the trip.
N: Sound right. Its a good compromise, sending somebody of that
importance. Sounds all right. Let's try that. Anything else of
importance.
K: The French have come in on other matters. They now have
a very constructive approach to the European Declaration thing.
Our screaming at them really has had some rather good impact.
N: Henry, as I see it, let's face it, we can't start having Europeans,
British taking a
line on everything we try to do. As Dulles
used to say maybe we have to make an agaonizing reappraisal of
European views. We are saving their oil, after all, they need it
more than we do.
K: No question.
N: OK, well good luck. Call if you need anything.
K: Iwill call tomorrow. There's a possibility the White House
will be able to announce resumption of diplomatic relations within
a month. Possibly announce jointly from Cairo and the White
House, and we'll upgrade our Interests Section with more senior
personnel for a month.
N: All right, Henry.
K: All right, Mr. President.
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