FULBRIGHT ASKS TEXT ON NIXON'S RUSSIAN TALKS

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CIA-RDP75-00149R000200940097-4
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November 11, 2016
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May 21, 1999
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97
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September 21, 1960
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,w ~,s1 Gl'.UN. S1[iU S EP 2 IL 196a, Approved For Release 1999/09/17 CIA-RDP7 Puibright Asks Text on Nixon's Russian Talks Chairman Fuibright of' the Senate Foreign Relations Cbtn- mtttee today asked the Bilte' Department to release the'fWl text of Moscow talks last yeatr. between Vice President Ni"ti and Soviet Premier ' Khftt-,- sbchev. C tq He declared he has reason believe that a serlea of news- paper articles by Ea.l Mhos s member of the Ws hingtOtt bureau of the New York Herald Tribune, who wrote a biography of Mr. Nixon last year, tend to put the Vice President 'n too favorable a light in his verbal exchanges with Mr. Khru. ahchev. Senator I ulbright wrote to j secretary of state Herter to protest that the articles"appar- ently were bawd In part' oni official state Department tran- script% which the department has withheld not only from the . aeneral public but from the Litter to Tribufl :'enntk comt3mttee itself, Senator Fiflbriaht also Different impi'essloal4 .? tl4aUad, a letter he se O t irons sources priviletred to see and prestoen+.v+ v- ?,? the transcripts," Senator Ful- . Herald Trio lT 'failure of thl t - the f .? bright wrote, "I understand the s elated. tha full flavor to somewhat different # state Department ho the from the tmpressien conveyed j 'ill the articleii--Rpecifically-, that the complete text leaves small doubt thac the Soviet Premier maintained the con- trol of the course of -the inter- -change, with the Vice President in the position. of giving de- tee gives "noAnsata W i v ion of ? ? rThtotya obm- i op n , petence-swept ? through 41 ba.ter's aliswers. I do not know',. to, y r. readers_ arty t ,.. viva The ArKansae emvcae wrote Mr. Herter that the ~? eea4sRri. I h - ' much .._.. _ _.....,, coulA 41f t. fhe Herald Tribune will tt s lt d i'ter v- q. e ' Table this was par ticuaa a .? a1?tr7 suable became at least soSte atjd urge that the Dep ts appa>kea1t19 a Baste rele e` the full scri a h p n of th. tr er were Moan to Mr. Mato with- gpunt of the Nihon-Kt us _. . uv"au tan enerally it g the press. .- ____ "You mu.-t al'preelate pa I, made public, the Herald Tribune do," Senator Fulbright added, will publlih them In full, thus the question of .propriety irk-~? enabling the people to judge s volve In permitting ax perte for themselves Mr? Nixon's use of docuudfjnt;ft' Of a govern- ability In d'aling with W. public domain " Approved For Release 1999/09/17 : CIA-RDP75-00149R000200940097-4