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Bill Moyers
9/2/71 a.m.
M: Henry, in one of these shows for Public Broadcasting we want
to take a look at what the Administration is doing about drug traffic. What
it is doing and the problems they are facing. Is there a fellow at the White
House who regulates the drug problem for the President and who is that?
K: Krogh.
M: Could I call him directly?
K: Certainly, tell him you're a friend of mine and I'll get word
to his office.
M: Thank you very much.
K: How are things going?
M: Fine. Do you know Bayless Manning?
K: Yes, he is very bright. I think the Council, by the way has
been defensive about the Bill Bundy matter.
M: I'm glad to hear you say that. I said I'm not going to be a party
to making him a scapegoat for what kiks a lot of people are involved in.
K: And to accuse a man of war crimes. You know I often disagree
with him and but if the liberal establishment isn't outraged by this sort of
attack, I wonder what's going to happen on the right side.
M: How are your feelings about Foreign Affairs at the moment?
K: I think that requires a redo. I look at it as an enterprise I
have to engage myself in to read it. I wonder how many people actually read it.
M: Have you seen this Foreign Policy?
K: Yes, it's livelier. I read an article in Foreign Affairs and say
"Well, hell -- he's said that before. 11
M: I don't think this has been a good time for the Council -- I hope
Manning can turn it around.
K: I'm sure he can. Good to talk with you. And when you are
coming to Washington, get in touch. You are one of the people I always
like to see.
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