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The President/Secretary Kissinger
January 29, 1974
1:25 p.m.
N : How did you get along up there.
K :
Very well.
N: Foreign Relations Committee.
K; Right.
N: I was talking to Brent Scowcroft -- you are back at the
State Department?
K : That's right.
N: Because of the length of the thing, I have to boil down
the section on the embargo. He is working on it but I would
appreciate your helpf. I'll make all the points but I want to cut
it as much as I can.
K : Right. I have it in foont of me, Mr. President.
N: I don't have it in front of me. It is over with Price. I'll
make any commitments that we need. But I don't want to put too
much there. It is not only the length of it but the rhythm of
the section. I move from that to the (part) on energy. If I
have too many words it will destroy the thing.
K: I am looking through it. There are a few key phrases that
have to stay in, like "this is only the first step" -- "the
agreement on disengagement"
N: On the disengagement we are talking about two different
subjects. I know they are interlocking.
K: I see about three sentences
N:
What I am getting at is -- the embargo is what I am talking
about. I know the disengagement. is locked to it but without the
disengagement you could not have the embargo lifted. But I
want to make it clear we support the disengagement and support the
disengagement and support the additonal steps for permanent
peace. Boil it down as much as you can, will you, please.
K: Absolutely.
N: Send it to me and I will take another look at it.
K : I will get it to you by 3:00.
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