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TELCON The President/Mr. Kissinger 8:18 p.m., April 27, 1971 -- page 4 P: His analysis in effect realized what we were doing. K: A very subtle analysis of the international situation. P: Well, anyway, there is another player we can keep. Bruce is another possibility too. It would be quite dramatic to pull Bruce out of Paris and send him to Peking. K: For that reason, they might not take him. P: In terms of Bruce, he is our senior Ambassador and we feel he is the best qualified man. K: They would jump at Rockefeller, a high visibility one. P: Visibility and it would be enormous. Can't you just see what that would do to the Libs in this country, oh, God. Rockefeller over there, Jesus Christ. K: That has great possibilities. P: Here is Rockefeller -- he is lined up with us all the way; he has lined up with us on foreign policy all the way. Anyway, that is something to think about. K: That's a good problem to have. P: It is a good luxury to have. K: Once this gets going -- everything is beginning to fit together. P: I hope SO. K: You will have to hold hard on Vietnam on Thursday. P: I intend to hold it hard. What's happening on the prisoners? K: I have three proposals which I am putting in writing -- they will release 1,000, they are opening their camps and calling on the North Vietnamese to do the same, and proposing that all prisoners be held in a neutral country. This should be announced by Bruce in the morning - - P: Good.

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