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TELCON Max Frankel/Kissinger 4:15 pm 2/9/70 F: I am about to start moving about your document. Is the length the same? K: Our present plan is that we will give it to the Press on the 16th for release on the 18th. The length is the same -- about 25, 000 words. F: Is it organized topically? Areas of the world? K: It has some reference to various areas and a general philosophical framework. F: If we wanted to break it up with maps, what would be appropriate? If we are pushed to the wall on the space? K: You know the President has written every word himself. F: Any section that's more dispensable? K: Maybe the economic policy. Of course, there are some again the NSC process but that's one of the things -- It's fairly tightly written. It attempts -- but don't tell everyone a general philosophical approach rather than a chronological one. F: Is it in chapters? K: Yes, and you can decide pretty quickly which of the areas ones should be condensed. F: It may be a command decision to hold it to a space. K: Keep that information very tight. I have no -- we are not yet -- just getting it to the departments today. I don't want them to think I talked to you before them. F: They will add all kinds of qualifiers. K: I am boing to Key Biscayne SO they will have to find me. I enjoyed my visit and lunch. F: We found it most useful too, the weekend flap notwithstanding. k; There was nothing malicious there. Sometimes preconceptions get in the way.

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