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l'elCon:12:20-Nov. 26, 1971 Mr. Kissinger/ Mr. Head in Prime Minister Trudeau's Office K: Hello. H: Dr. Kissinger. This is Iving(?) Head speaking in Prime Minister Trudeau's office. I meddle around on foreign policy for Prime Minister Trudeau. He wanted to express to you an increasing feeling that in his words are growing - feelings of anti-American. With two opposition parties who have long had a nationalistic feel in their platforms and the conservative party The govern- ment's response in Canada SO far has been an intellectual(?) reply. K: What is the basis for the anti-American? H: It is difficult to say. Some is the papers. They are saying the U.S. has forgotten about Canada. Its attitude is directed more to get raw materials from us without consultations bitting towards the Americans. There must be much more important problems facing the U.S. and the economic problem with which we The reason I called today is because we have been under attack by the House of Commons because of either reluctance on the Prime Minister's part or the President Nixon's part to communicate with each other when it is essential to do SO. We have learned about the upcoming meeting with the Western leaders. The Conservative Party is holding a convention here in the next few days. K: What should we do? H: If we could get our two heads together in a short while. But that is up to President Nixon's timetable. K: You and I ought to be able to work together. H: Well certainly from our political interest here - it is wrong for the U.S. not to have the old image they had. K: On the telephone or what. H: Well, they have talked on the phone before. If they could meet it would be much better trade chafter we are not including(

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