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Ivan Head/Secretary Kissinger
March 13, 1974
3:00 PM
H; Hello Henry.
K: How are you?
H: I'm very well indeed.
K: They're all calling you professor here, are you a professor?
H: At one time I was, I'm not sure why they're still cal ling me that.
K: I didn't know you had been one.
H: Oh, yes. I keep wanting to drop you a line to extend congratulations on
all your accomplishments, they keep piling up and you keep moving around.
K: If I could only keep the press out of informal meetings I'm having I'd
be in an more favorable position.
H: I was going to ask whether I should introduce myself as a friend or an
enemy or a neutral.
K: What you don't understand is any day now were going to start detante
with the Europeans and then we'll have another feather in our hat.
H: I wish you success. Henry, I'll be very brief. You're going to be meeting
with Prime Minister Manley and your Embassy here indicated you'd be grateful
if we could give you some indication of what the two Prime Ministers spoke
about when they met yesterday. I put it to Manley that there was a request from
your Embassy to pass on whatever information and that if you didn't want any-
thing passed on, we wouldn't do it. It seemed to me it was a good idea because
what he had told us was so reasonable and he accepted that immediately and instruct
ed me indeed if possible to get through/yo to give you my views on the thing and the
Prime Ministers, SO here they are in very quick form. The first point that
Manley was attempting to make and will make to you I'm sure is that in the
political climate of his country at this stage, That is a developing country
relying to a large extent on an extract of industry he feels that there is a
reality about participation in that industry which is equally strong and as
vivid as the need for independence was during his father's time. Just a gener-
ation ago. This is a reality which he has to live with and he hopes we'll accept
that. Secondly, he says that the proposals he will be putting to the bauxite
Companies in the course of the next week and I emphasize that he gave us no
details nor did he intend to, of what he has in mind. But those proposals will
be aimed at increasing the benefits to the Jamaican economy through increased
performance of , that is increased production basically of the companies, and
DECLASSIFIED
E.O. 13526, Section 3.5
NLN09-16/12526 Per Hr. 11/14/2013
By RS WIH NARA, Date 11/30/2016
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