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Attorney General Kleindienst
9: 47 a. m. , June 28, 1972
K:
Dr. Kissinger!
HAK:
That's right. You got the name right on the first try.
K:
(laughter)
HAK:
You must have had the FBI look it up.
K:
I just want to establish the identity so the tape recording would be
accurate.
HAK:
I see.
K:
I don't know if this is worth bothering you about but we have a
United States Attorney in New Jersey by the name of Herbert Stern
who is a very able aggressive
U.S. attorney. Incidentally,
United States Attorneys are Presidential appointees. That shall be
revelant here. He has written a letter to the Department requesting
authorization for him to go to Russia
HAK:
Oh, Jesus.
K:
With Jewish professionals and businessmen. After you know the
auspices of the
to go over there and talk to Russian
prosecutors --
HAK:
About the Saprino -
K:
Well, no. About 3 million Jews in the Soviet Union who want to
leave and can't. I don't think that you want to have a appointee of
President Nixon
HAK:
No, absolutely not.
K:
Running around over there ? Does that track?
HAK:
That is 100% correct.
K:
That's what I thought. But I just thought I would call you so I can
tell Mr. Stern --
HAK:
For God's sake, turn him off if you have anyauthority over him.
K:
I have absolute authority over my U.S. attorneys, Dr. Kissinger.