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Brian McDonnell/Mr. Kissinger
11:45 a. m., February 17, 1971
K:
Brian, I am terribly sorry I haven't had a chance to get
together with you yet.
.
M:
How is Key Biscayne?
K:
As lower middle-class as always. I will do this after the
25th
after the President's Foreign Policy Report. It's a combination
of Southeast Asia and the Foreign Policy Report which killed me.
The report is a 60, 000-word document. He is making a speech about
it.
M:
I told Winston Lord when it becomes public to get me a copy.
I would like to work on it and understand it.
K:
I
think you will like many parts ;of it. You will like the
philosophy
you won't agree on Vietnam.
M:
No. How are you doing?
K:
We are going through one of the more complex periods again.
M:
It's certainly complex. While I disagree, I can't on the practical
level understand, and I'm not trying. Then we'll do it after the 25th?
K:
I do want to see them the week after the 25th.
M:
I have something else which would be good therapy for you.
We talked about students coming down to talk. I have a group of
Haverford students 10 very mature students that I would like you
to talk with about social change internationally. I will write a note on
what I have in mind. I think it will be good for you to start teaching
again.
K:
I want to do that. Let them come to the White House. I haven't
time to prepare anything, but I will be glad to answer questions.
M:
That's what I want you to do. They are trying to talk about social
change -- the mammoth picture of the world growing under different
changes.