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Telecon Secretary Rogers xxxx 11/20/69 6:03 p.m. K wanted to check in with R. K said he told Alex Johnson what he knows on what went on this morning. K said the President thinks Sato agreed to use his personal influence to get a comprehensive agreement. K is now going to get from Stans what Stans considers a reasonable agreement, and Sato will take it from there. R said you want to bet? K said do I want to bet what, that Sato will deliver? R said he doesn't think we'll ever get all the minds involved together. K said he's not part of that one; he doesn't have anything in his mind. K said if the Japanese gave him a blank piece of paper and said write what you want, it would still be blank. R said well we don't have to worry for the moment. K said Sato told the P he would see that the Geneva talks led somewhere K said he even made a rather concrete proposal. Sato said we should agree in Geneva, keep the agreement secret, then the Japanese would call a GATT meeting at which to say what we agreed on in Geneva. R said he's got a problem, because his Diet says he can't enter into dis- cussions. R said they are willing to enter into it when we can show that American industry has been harmed. R said you know that would be quite a while. K said the P's impression is that Sato is willing to go far as long as it's after the election. R said well, we still have a lot of bargaining power. R said we must get congressional approval. K said the P has broken his back to meet his commitment. R said we have lots of ways to put pressure on if necessary. K said he had talked to Laird and Wheeler to make sure that they would support the P. K said we are going to have a tough time. K said that Stennis, Margaret Smith and were going to be tough on reversion. R said that wes surprising about Smith, but he guessed she was just sticking to the military line. K said but Wheeler said he would be there and support us. 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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