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TELECON Clark Mollenhoff/Mr. Kissinger 11:00 a. ,m., November 12, 1971 M: Are you aware of any problem in connection with racial discrimination in connection with the Mace(?) nomination to Sierra Leone? K: I'm not familiar with it. M: A suit has been filed in the Federal District Court in which a couple of Filipino employees have alleged racial discrimination involving Mace. His nomination is presently up before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. You may be aware of the general controversy around this particular nomination. K: Frankly, I'm not. M: There is an allegation generally of a lack of due process in grievance procedures up there. It has gone in before the Committee and inaccurate, false testimony was given. The nomination has been passed over and is currently in the process of being investigated by the Committee staff. K: I honestly don't know anything about that. M: I am told that the Sierra Leone Ambassador has had this called to his attention. I know he knows about the situation because I had a conversation with him. He declines, as he should, to comment relative to whether he has served notice on the Secretary of State or the State Department on this matter. They might find Mace to be personna non grata. This gets to be a serious problem involving an African country. K: I don't know enough about it. M: I was calling to find out if you knew about it and to let you know there is a problem. You can get back with your office there to find out why you don't know about it. K: You can bet I will do that. M: I haven't seen you since you got back from Peking. I'm anxious to sit down and chat about it. K: Yes, it's been a long time. Let's do that sometime. lds

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