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TELCON U.A. Johnson/Kissinger (secure phone) late afternoon 2/17/71 K: Al told me of his conversation with you. We will schedule a WSAG tomorrow. We will have a word on Cuba at the end of it. What's your tentative thought. J: I would go after the tender tomorrow. I reviewed the records on this. I think it's the tender we should go after themm. K: If they had made a port call with a nuclear submarine, we wouldn t have objected. J: I think we should goa fter them promptly on it. K: Did you see what the President said? J: No. K: He said there's an understanding regarding offensive weapons and nuclear submarines. J: He did that deliberately? I don't think we are on solid grounds on that. I think it may come back to haunt us. They may come back at us with that. On Jan. 4 statement thexemax it was passed over and people read that as K: We could go back to the record. J: I went back to your conversation on that and it's clear. I think we should stay with that. We are on good ground with that. I think we have a problem of what we do with the Soviets. K: What should we do? J: Call Dobrynin in and say howcome? Go back on the record on this tender. It's more than an occassional port call. Get dates out on . We don't think its in accord with our agreements on this. On the public side ? ? ? ? and what Defense said today people will probe on why defense wasn't more explicit. Then someone will say both a submarine and tender there. from K: Why don't you write XXXXXX re cord what you think the understanding is in 3-4 sentences. I think time is to hand it to him agai n and say this is it. J: I will do that. K: Then let's discuss it tomorrow.

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