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Secretary Rogers
1/14/70 11:03 a. m.
R: Not al all ---and - he's let us take everything we wanted to out
of the Vietnam hearings.
K: Well, we won't do anything on the Brandt visit that you are
not comfortable with. I hate to go back to him, but if there's no
other way to do it, we are prepared to do it.
R: It would be easiest for me to change my dates. I'11 let you
know.
Secretary Rogers
1/14/70 1:05 p. .m.
R: I've checked and this Southeast Asia thing is pretty firm.
How did it get off the track?
K: I don't know. It was handled by the wrong procedure. The
Germans gàve us some dates; these were checked against the P's
calendar. I don't know how it happened. The Germans came in with
6 - 11 as the only possible dates on Brandt's calendar. And 7 and 8
were the only possible ones on the P's calendar.
R: We ought to be
on these things
there's nothing
secret about them.
K: No, I've given instructions this morning that from now on
your calendar will always be checked concurrently with the P's.
R: Rush didn't know either.
K: He's got to have known. There was no intentional desire to
keep anyone out of it. It was something that slipped by as a seheduling
snafu.
R: Let's check it out. I have only talked with Marshall Green
about SEATO.
K: The reason I suggested putting off your departure if possible is
that that's the easiest thing to do. But it's not the only thing to do. If it's
not possible we will figure out a way of doing it. It's not an issue; we will
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