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and then suddenly, "Porco de Lisbon!" I said, "Have you got a pig in
there?" And he said, "Now don't get excited, Dean, don't get excited.
This is terrific. Now you think what happend when the President's going
to greet you; the press will all be there; you'll be bringing home the
bacon. It's terrific!" Well, I said, "It's terrific if it's bringing
home the bacon, but what about a pig in a poke?" Well, in the meantime
the basket had disappeared, and I thought, "Where is this thing?" Luke
Battle, my assistant, always worried to death, pale as a sheet, and you
always thought that Luke was going to collapse at any moment, which he
never did; Luke-it suddenly dawned on him that this had been put on the
plane while we'd been arguing about it. So he rushed over to the plane
to find a terrible argument going on between a colonel who was on Frank's
staff and our air force colonel, who was the pilot of the plane. And the
THUMAN
colonel with him (?) said, "I won't have any god-dammed pig on this planel"
(took it over to the
may
So Luke finally took the porker over to Lisbon and
may
himself
Esplanade all by and the last we saw of this lik basket it was
rocking (too much laughter-words indistinct)
is there a porker in
Lisbon protesting. (indistinet) xom Well, it was finally taken back and
somebody took it up to Frank's room, where it worked itself out of the
basket. And when Frank came up from celebrating this success, the Porco
de Lisbon wasin his bed, having done a fine job! It was then turned over
to one of the chambermaids, who took it on home.
(indistinct
We 've already thr talked about the Franks episode. We came back
to
Washington and the next thing was the Bonn meeting.
MR. JESSUP:
Are you through with Lisbon? Could I just ask two questions? one, you
spoke about the President' 's statement about the success. My recollection
is that you got a very bad press out of Lisbon. The stories at first
were this is all a dismal failure. Do you remember anything about that?
Do you want to comment on that?
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