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Richardson/HAK
September 11, 1973/12:55 p. m.
K:
Hello
R:
Hello Henry. How did it go this morning?
K:
Well everyone tells me it went very well. And you know was
conciliatory on both
You know, if you're a nominee you have
no choice but be conciliatory.
R:
Yes.
K:
But four of the Democrats said they were going to vote for me.
R:
Good.
K:
Fulbright or Symington one of them said that the wiretaps matter
was considered taken care of. Now what I wanted to check with you
Elliot is what you will give them was Tab C of that batch of material
ayou sent over to me. Is that correct.
R:
Right. Only Tab C.
K:
And only Tab C and I will be asked to join you there.
R:
Yes I put it to Masters and he took it up with the Chief Senators
and that's the way it came back. To save some time they suggested
that I designate somebody to bring the papers up for him to look at
perhaps an hour before we get there and so I have asked J. T. Smith
to do that. J. T. is a very reliable guy. He's been in on this from
the beginning. He'd know more about the taps then I do.
K:
Good. Now I will have to correct for example what it says about
May 9th.
R:
Yes. I understand.
K:
And you think
Ilm asking you now as a friend
you're not really
my lawyer but in a way you are. Do you think I can fairly do that.
R:
Yes, and I've already laid the foundation for that with Case.