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File scanned from the National Security Adviser's Memoranda of Conversation Collection at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library MEMORANDUM THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON MEMORANDUM OF CONVERSATION PARTICIPANTS: President Gerald R. Ford Fumihiko Togo, Ambassador of Japan Brent Scowcroft, Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs William H. Gleysteen, Jr., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs Ambassador Stuart W. Rockwell, Deputy Chief of Protocol, Department of State DATE AND TIME: Tuesday, February 24, 1976 2:00 - 2:44 p.m. PLACE: The Oval Office GERALD SUBJECT: Presentation of Credentials [The press enters. There is discussion of the President's trip to Japan, GUIDELINES state Deview3/11/04 the Emperor's visit here and also the weather. The press departs. Togo: Mr. President, His Majesty has commanded me to express his greeting and his gratitude for the warm welcome and wonderful visit here. 6/10/04 The President: Please convey my very best wishes to both His Majesty and the Empress. Togo: He also wanted to express his hope for the further building of good relations between our countries. DECLASSIFIED E.O. 12958, SEC. 3.5 The President: Their visit was, I think, most beneficial for both countries. Togo: I am a professional. For us, the United States relationship is the first priority. The Prime Minister feels that way too. We were pleased by your Hawaii speech. It is said that the United States falls down some- times but never fails. BY The President: We feel that way very deeply. We want to do our best with you. CLASSIFIED DR. REDINGER - 2 - I very much appreciated getting to talk to Prime Minister Miki at Rambouillet. Togo: At present, Prime Minister Miki is troubled by the Lockheed matter. He is sending a communication to the State Department. The President: We are troubled by it too. I will look forward to his communication. Togo: This is a very important year for you. The President: This is an important day. It is important to get some indication. I am very encouraged by Florida. We are doing well there. Togo: Everything is fine between the United States and Japan. I hope this disagreeable matter will soon be over. The President: I agree our relations are excellent. Togo: I am honored to be here. I was here in service 37 years ago and started here. My wife would greatly appreciate the honor to call on Mrs. Ford. I know it is outside protocol, but since Mrs. Ford didn't get to Japan, she would like to greet her. The President: By all means. General Scowcroft will arrange it. 2 Plant Fib Trip (Credent in Ceremony, 76 200- 244pm Pussin Desimina off try & juyon + E Emp an insit has also evy pris ant T His mapiety included me to signs his quiting 8 his fn the when and were best her. P T Pranse crewn my very best with to them has He also cranted f expers has hoper for fruther building of good water hat am controls P Twin meat was I thish must hompical fn birth T Jones a professional. Fr us C c/s watning is e 12t privaty. PM fuls that any too. we were pleased by Housen squal It is smil that - us falls donner sometimes hat never farts P we ful thirt any very durply, we want to do our best w/you 2 very much apprecented getting to tath To white at T at present, Wike is handred my Grahhual in rts Ac is senting a to - SENT Dopt P Wear antial by its. livel Croh forward to his IT P This is a very - jotment you for you This is dn important day, & is mystat yet she indicater I am every encouraged by F. burde. a can doing well there T Every thing is fine but us & Jayonn- I hope the dragnish matter will foom he us FORD & DECLASSIFIED E.O. 12958, SEC. 3.5 NSC MEMO, 11/24/08, STATE DEPT. GUIDELINES State Deview 3/11/04 OERALD BY lubi NARA. DATE 6/10/04 P layne im relations chl T I an housed & a h here, Shree me service 37 you ago & stated her. * my cirife and greatly appace - hown tcallon my. Fad. it surrt anticles protocul, but sine has F chint jetto P Jones she would him to guest. her. By all-nowns, Gm Summitt will average It. GERALO A FORD 5 LIBRARY

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