MISCELLANEOUS READING FOR THE SECRETARY

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Library of Congress
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): LOC-HAK-120-7-1-9
• Release Decision: RIFLIM
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: January 11, 2017
• Document Release Date: December 23, 2009
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: October 1, 1975
• Content Type: MISC

No Objection to Declassification in Full 2009/12/23: LOC-HAK-120-7-1-9
MISCELLANEOUS READING FOR THE SECRETARY
Table of Content
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Recent Cables
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Teng Hsiao-p'ing Meeting with World Affairs Group,
October 12 (Peking 1939)
--
The Mood in Peking: October 1
975 (Peking 1873)
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China's Domestic Scene on the
Eve of the Secretary'
s
Trip (Hong Kong 7490)
--
New Line for PRC Defense and Military Preparedness
(Hong Kong 11972)
--
Thai FonMin Chartchai's Talks with Miki and Miyazawa
(Tokyo 14290)
--
Pravda Accuses China of "Heating-up" Border Situation
(Moscow 14765)
--
PRC's Emerging Policy in Southeast Asia (Hong Kong
12216)
INR Studies
-- PRC: No Great Expectations for Ford's visit to China
(Uncleared INR Draft)
--- Chi'iao Kuan-hua's "State of the World" Address
before the United Nations
-- PRC: The Reappearance of Lo Jui-ch-ing
-- Possible French Arms Sale to the PRC
-- A New Campaign in China: Criticism of "The Water Margin"
-- PRC: Factional Strife and Central Control -- The Case
of Chekiang
CIA and FBI Studies
-- Chinese Politics and the Sino-Soviet-US Triangle
-- China in 1974-1975: The End of An Era?
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FBI Study of PRCLO Operations
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Magazine Articles
--
US--Chinese Military Ties?, by Michael Pillsbury
(Foreign Policy)
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Peking: Heart of Asia, by Ro
(Atlantic Monthly)
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Terrill
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China: The Next Oil Giant, by
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The Politics of China's Oil We
and Jerome Alan Cohen
(Foreign Policy)
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October, 1975
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October 25, 1975
Items for Discussion with the President
1. V You will, of course, want to discuss at greater length your
China trip. In that connection, you should discuss extending
the trip to include Indonesia and the Philippines.
J2.
You will also want to discuss your negotiations with the Israelis
regarding the dates for the Rabin visit.
3. You may wish to discuss briefly the economic summit. We have
not yet heard from Giscard in response to the President's
second letter about Canadian attendance. Rumsfeld told me
today that the President wants to take only minimum staff
with him on that trip.
4. 1 It might be worthwhile to discuss whether or not Mrs. Ford
wishes to go to Florida for the meeting with Sadat. It is my
understanding that the President is now thinking of taking
Mrs. Ford and staying overnight Sunday night. However,
I have the impression that Mrs. Saccat is not enthusiastic about
going to a dinner on Sunday and that' she really prefers to go
to Disney World. Also Governor AOkew would prefer having
a stag, dinner.
You probably will not have time to discuss it this morning,
and you will not have had a chance to review the paperwork
thoroughly, but we have an urgent problem on security
assistance and Lynn's desire to make cuts in the FY 76 security
assistance budget. We will have to send the budget figures
for the Middle East and Greece/ Turkey to the Hill on Monday
to avoid having to introduce those figures on the floor of the
House.
6. I am sure you will be discussing Schlesinger further.
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