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-3- P: Right. You call me as soon as you get that. I'm working here now. K: Right. P: And listen. I don't want you to discuss it with him. K: No, I'll just take it. P: But the message I'd be just cold turkey. Don't talk about the Middle East and all that. K: Oh, no. P: The only thing you can talk about is the gifts. K: I didn't discuss. This morning he called me only with a message on SALT. haven't seen him today. It was just a 3 minute phone conversation. P: You understand what I meant. I just didn't want him to get the impression that we're sucking around. All right, we'll flush the summit. K: No, I'm IXXX just telling you what their considerations are; that it will slow down bilateral relations but that that is recoverable. P: Fine. K: The same judgment with the Chinese. P: Fine. K: Now my Vietnam expert who was violently against bombing is strongly in favor of this. P: Because it goes for the jugular. K: Because it goes for the jugular because he says to boost the morale it will give to the South in his judgment may make the difference in holding it and not. Because it gives us a basis then for mobilizing the south and because he thinks that this is such a blow that the North Vietnamese after some time are going to crack. All agree that they are going to wait a month or two to see what happens here domestically. P: Exactly. K: And all agreed that we cannot afford to blink.

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