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TELECON Foreign Secretary Callaghan/Secretary Kissinger July 17, 1974 2:50 pm K: Can you hear me ? C: I think SO. I think if about seventeen people get off the line I could hear you better. K: I was thinking of sending Joe Sisco or Bob Ingersoll to Lond on SO that you could get a more first hand impression of our thinking on Cyprus. C: That would be very good. K: Is Ecevit going to stay over night ? C: Probably will leave in the early morning. Makarios is leaving at 11:00 our time and will be with you at 1:35 He will then ask for a Security Council meeting on Friday. K: Right. C: So that gives you time. K: I will try to get someone over tomorrow morning and then have hime go to Athens and Ankara. C: I think it would be very valuable. I would like that. I'll tell you our position and this is basically the European position -- all the countries in the Nine and NATO. We think the ideal solution would be to get Makarios back Whether we can do it by diplomatic means remains to be seen. Makarios asked for diplomatic activity to continue and the need for non-recognition of the new regime in Cyprus. When you'llook ahead for six months -- will the situation be more than or less tense ? Our estimation is more that it would look to be more tense if we can't get Makarios back -- but the question is can we ? K: Some of our people are wondering if a compromise not be Clerides. C: He couldn't hold it. But the compromise might be an election in 3 months with Makarios back on the Island. K: But how will you get him back?

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