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    "ocrText": "Telecon\nSecretary Rogers\n11/12/69 3:26 p. m.\nR was just wondering whether K had a chance to look at R's speech.\nK said yes, and he had given his suggestions to Ted Eliot; K doesn't\nthink they should give R any trouble. R said nothing could give him\nany trouble. K said he changed slightly a few factual points, and on\nR's treatment of nuclear sufficiency K deleted a few sentences.\nOtherwise, K thinks it's a constructive speech. R asked if K wanted\nto talk to the P. K said he had talked with the P and the P said it was\nall right if K thought it was all right. R said he wanted K to read it\nparticularly because sometimes when R reads it over it may be he's\nmissed something. K said almost all the changes he made were in\nthe first 7 pages, and they were almost all deletions. K said R should\nlook at what Ted Eliot has. K said if it gives R any trouble, they could\nhave a word about it. R said he didn't think it would; R thinks it sets a\ngood tone on the whole. K said at the end where R quotes Podgorny, K\nwould quote the P at the UN, no sense in giving Podgorny the credit.\nR said that was a good idea. R said there is an occasion at the State\nD Ept tomorrow night where he could just go up and read it. R asked\nK if he thought he might want to bother the P with it. K said if R\nwanted him to.\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nDECLASSIFIED\nThis document has been reviewed pursuant to Executive Order 13526 and has been determined to be declassified."
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