Date: March 4, 1973
Time: 11:50 am-11:59 am
Location: White House Telephone
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The President talked with Henry A. Kissinger.
Kissinger’s dinner with China correspondents
-President’s telegram
-President’s trip to the People’s Republic of China [?] [PRC]
-Nostalgia
-Moscow summit 1972
-Attendees
-Kissinger’s remarks
President’s conversation with William P. Rogers
-Sudan hostages
-Return of bodies
-Belgian diplomat
-President’s visit to the State Department
-Sympathy
-Support of diplomats
-US policy on ransom
-Survey of Foreign Service
-Voluntary service
Vietnam Settlement
-Prisoners of War [POWs] release
-Film
-Public statements
-Prisoners held by Viet Cong
-Prisoners held in Hanoi
-Treatment
-Rogers’ support
-Involvement in POW release
-Credit
Monetary Policy
-Europeans
-Japanese reaction
-Kakeui Tanaka
-Gratitude
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-Emissary
-Europeans
-Effect of USJapan relations
-Effect on Britain
-Willy Brandt
-Wire
-[Earl of Cromer] George R.S. Baring
-US position
-Convertibility
-Arthur F. Burns’s views
-US responsibility
-Europeans’ choices
-Economic summit
-US strategy
-Brandt
-Britain
-Nuclear cooperation
-Britain-Europe relations
-Unilateral versus bilateral actions
-Brandt
President’s schedule
-Camp David
Kissinger’s schedule
-Nuclear treaty with Britain
-Arrival of Anatoliy F. Dobrynin
-Meeting with the Earl of Cromer
-Message from Brandt
-Currency issue
-European integration
President’s schedule
-H. R. (“Bob”) Haldeman
-State Department dinner
-Diplomatic Corps
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-Timing
President’s meeting with Nancy S. Maginnes
-Support for President
-Maginnes’ view of newsmen