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Sisco/Kissinger
8:00 pm 2/3/70
K: We were having a meeting and the President came in when I was talking
to you. My instinct is that we should check with the President before any
background.
S: We should and I want to see klx what the press says.
K: I called Dobrynin and told him you were going to give him his answer.
Dobrynin was obviously slightly irritated. He gave it to me and told me to W
see that only the President saw it.
S: No government is run that way.
K: It's out of the question. Also, if we let it out that the note is not gentle,
we humilitte them.
S: The press problem is that we have had stories all over the country
and all over the world that W say that the Russians have warned the US about
Israel or the Russians will supply arms to the Arabs. The problem is how
do you answer this without excalating it.
K: I think you should deliver this to Dobrynin towards the middle of the day.
S: I had in mind around 2:30. I will say here is the President's answer.
K: We might have a reaction.
S: I want to talk with the Secretary in light of the press tomorrow morning.
He would not do it without the President.
K: As I said Sat. , it is one of the times when State - WH relations are as
close as they can get.
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