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Telcon Dean Rusk Secretary Kissinger 1/8/74; 10:10 a. m. R: How are you? K: Okay, Dean R: Hope you won't mind two very quick gratuitous remarks. One--have you been down to the 9:00 Wednesday morning session of the House of Representatives yet? K: No, but I'm planning to do it. R: That to me is a great opportunity to build up a constituency that could be very valuable to you. And in general, my experience has been with them that if you tell them that something should be held privately, the the record in the House is pretty good on that. K: That's been my experience when I met with them--the leadership and with the foreign affairs committee which I've done severaltimes. R: Well, I used to go down to that Wednesday morning meeting two or three times a session, but under the present circumstances in Washington these days, you might want to consider going maybe every six or eight weeks or so, because it is really a very important constituency to nurse and I just pass that along for what's it is worth. K: I'll do it as soon as they get back. R: Now the other point, I don;t want you to comment in any way on the phon certainly, but I heard on the radio news just a few minutes ago that the XXX Washington Post was saying that we had submarines within the 3 mile limit in the SUnion. I would hope if there is any possibility that sort of thing happened, it would be scrubbed and not run the risk of ano- ther U-2 incident. When suggestions like that came to me during the I vetoed them because on the grounds that the President, the Secretary of State, arethe principal customers for that sort of informatic and we have less interest in the information to be derived than we had in the policy involved and methods used to get it. Don't let another U-2 incident occur. K: To the best of my information, Dean--but I'm looking into it, we are doing nothing that was not done in the previous administration as far as distances are concerned. But SO any restrictions you put on, I think would still be valid. But I would like to talk to you about it. R: I coming up next week for the Law of the Sea Conference advisory Committee.

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