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Thailand and Vietnam. They both agreed to do it. Now Shakespeare
has Buckley locked in -- he is going to visit the three countries
November 28 through December 5; and Stanton will probably be put
on the same trip. In this connection, Shakespeare asked K's advice
as to who they should talk with. K said he would put something together
on that, and that he would give Buckley total support. Shakespeare
said he knew K would; and he had felt safe in posturing it.
Shakespeare said he was making a speech tomorrow, and one of the
things he is going to talk about is the Voice of America, touching on
what they are doing in Eastern Europe -- the Munich transmitter and
its value since they are jamming us, and since it will also come in
on the Moscow wavelength in Eastern Europe. He asked K if he thought
it would be safe to say that. K suggested he take it fairly easy -- not
make a big issue of it; especially with the new government in Germany
he might get into severe trouble with them. Shakespeare thanked K
for mentioning this. He hadn't thought of the new Government. This
had all been cleared with Kiesinger.
lds
Reproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library
DECLASSIFIED
This document has been reviewed pursuant to Executive Order 13526 and has been determined to be declassified.
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