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TELCON
The President/Sec. Kissinger
Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1974
11:55 a. m.
K: Mr. President.
N: Hi, Henry. How are you.
K: We are practically finished and we will have a good communique. Every-
body accepted in effect our draft almost verbatim with France abstaining
from three paragraphs.-- the most operational paragraphs, but nevertheless,
after the orgasm of our press for three days about that Titanic confrontation
with Jobert he winds up having no votes and we have all of them. The communi-
que is essentially the one we drafted. We got about, I would say, 90 percent
of what we wanted.
N: Let's be sure we get a little credit for it. After all we worked these
people hard, had them to dinner told them the facts of life.
K: Have you seen the Reston column today.
N: No. I have been to the hospital all morning. Just got in.
K: He is praising your remarks on Monday night.
N: Really.
K: The whole column is on your remarks.
N: Monday night?
K: On Monday night and supporting them.
N: Good, good. You have done a great job Henry and I know it has been
pain and suffering and all the rest. I direct the doctor, Lukash, that --
he said you had not used that rubber -- and he will be over tonight to
rub you down. But you use him everynight that you need him. A couple
or three times a week.
K: I have a Business Council Dinner tonight and after that I would love
to have it.
N: Business Council.
K: Yes.
N: Well, fine, fine. The mainthing upbeat and things are going to work out;
we are working on embargo and all of that.
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