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TELCON
Sec. Butz/ Sec. Kissinger
Thursday, February 14, 1974
12:25 p. m.
B: I am in Oklahoma. You are getting good coverage on the energy
conference. It is not as bad here as made out in the paper.
K: What do you mean -- we had a total success.
B: Comes out in the paper that way. I am planning a trip to Japan
in April. They are our number one customer in agriculture. I think
I am talking about a three week trip -- Europe, Brussels to confer with
the EC and probably make a stop in Moscow and three or four other places.
My staff feels there is an advantage if the Secretary of Agriculture could
go into the People's Republic of China.
K: I don't think you can go to Moscow and Peking on the same trip.
B: O.K. If you think it appropriate to go to Peking, I would probably
not go to Moscow.
K: Let me look into it.
B: Our trade people have good liaison with Peking. We think they will be
our biggest customer -- more than Russia.
K: We don't want to give it that high a profile, and they don't. Let us
handle with them informally.- -- To see what their reaction is.
B: Alright. I'll wait to hear from you. I'll be in town the first of
next week.
K: Let us make the contact.
B: Alright, Thank you, Henry.
END
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