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The:r:e folloWJJ/cable from Ale_,. Johnson seeking guidance on

the effective date of the 2, 400 aggregate. I am inclined to think that

he should not take any further initiative but will await word from you

all.

[Send copy of PSN 04 7956, attached]

Warm regards.

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1. State Protocol called today to invite you to Secretary's luncheon for

Sadat Tuesday, October 28, 1:00 p.m. in Adams Room. I have already

accepted for you.

2. Since Arthur Houghton's parents have regretted for the Sadat luncheon,

Arthur wants to make it up to you by inviting you to a dinner at his house

Tuesday, October 28, 7:30 p.m., to include about twenty Egyptians

accompanying Sadat and from the Egyptian Embassy as well as an equal

number of Americans. Please accept because I need a ride.

3. Instead of brooch please get a rice patterned (white with blue border)

covered tea cup set and tea pot and/or demitasse cups and saucers.

You could have the Friendship Store pack these to facilitate handling.

Please spend all the dough.

4. For McFarlane from Wilderotter: The Morning Group voted unanimously

today to wish you a safe return; but only seven to five to wish you a speedy

return. (Bud, I was one of the seven, Jolm)

5. With regard to the Cannon for Marilyn, hold off for the time being. 6. Hot regards. GO'NFIDEl'~TIAb

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FROM: BRENT SCOWCROFT

1. C-130's for Egypt-- The memo by Hal Saunders on this

subject does not overestimate the problems involved. In fact,

there is no good way to provide the aircraft.

2. For starters, the Libyan solution appears to me to be a non-

starter. For the next option, I see no one in the production schedule

whom we could bump except perhaps the three aircraft due for

delivery to Saudi Arabia next month. It is conceivable that the Saudis

would go along, in light of the significance of what we are doing for

Egypt. The only other option is to take them from the Air Force,

either from inventory or from production. I have not raised this

with Defense, but I have little doubt that they would complain. The

key question is whether they would be sufficiently upsett o complain

to pro-Israeli congressmen, in an attempt to stymie the deal.

3. In this latter regard there is one element vvhich does not

, appear in the Saunders memo. That element is the :~equirement for

Congressional involvement. We would get it two ways in this deal.

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First, the sale would require a Presidential determination.

Second, since it involves more than $25 million, we would have

to notify the Congress,a la 1!M.Hawk missilesfor Jordan1~ ~ conceivably with similar consequences~

4. I would think that it may be worthwhile to make a low

key approach to the Saudis to see whether they would be willing

to give up their three aircraft to Egypt. If we could get three

~ from the Saudis, we might be able to squeeze three-ifrom Defense

without raising an unmanageable furor. If you wish, I could

test the water with Defense M h:.yr to gt~:r!.~i':!us the

opposition would be. ~In sum, there simply is no easy way to do

it. With respect to providing them non-lethal equipment, it can

be done if we have any idea at all what it is they might want.

I will check with Sisco and Saunders in this regard but would

appreciate any~ may have picked up in your discussions

with Sadat.

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1. Arrangements for the Economic Summit are proceeding along

the lines of the cable from Cavaney. Hous~~e in ~hotel in Paris which is immediately adjacent to the helo pad, thus

facilitating transportation. There is, in addition, some sort of

pensio~he chateau which we are trying to acquire for

general logistic and other purposes.~ Q'"~ J:k ..1..o ~~ ~·

2. As you know, Franco apparently is about to expire. In the

event we have a funeral, I assume you would want the Vice President

to head the delegation. If you think otherwise, please let me know.

3. As of now, the Vice President is scheduled to meet Sadat

in Chicago and stay with him through Houston. In view of the Connally

involvement in Houston, however, I get the distinct impression from

Jon Howe that the Vice President is not at all enthusiastic about his

assignment. Indeed, I think he would like · out.

4. John McLukas has just been appointed to head FAA. It is

my guess that the President will want to offer the Air Force job to

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5. The President has sent word that he will not be able to

go to the opera with Trudeau this Thursday. I have passed the word

to Ivan Head and my guess is that Trudeau will decide .not to come~.

6. Would you please look at NSC Action Item 6101--Cooperation

with South Africa on Ocean Surveillance. Ingersoll has already

replied to Clements rejecting the proposal. There is substantial

pressure being applied on the White House, however, apparently

by former Senator Cotton on behalf of New Hampshire firms who

would get the contracto We may get some flak if we turn it down, but

~ there is no doubt that a turndown is in line with our~policy. I could

go either way. If you wish, in view of the political heat involved,

we can send it to the President for a decision. I will await your

guidance.

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1~ AR A E Tl 'OR THE ECONOMIC SU IT ARE PROCEEDING A~O G TH ~~ E 0, T E CABLE ~ROM CAVA E't • HOUSI ' G f'OR YOU WILL X A A D !W HO'I'E:~ IN PAI'tlS WHICH tl 1 MEDIATELY ADJAC! T TO T ! ELO PAO, THUS 'ACI~ITATXNG TRANSPORTATION, TH!R! %1 1 X ADD!TtON, SO ! SORT 0~ ftE !SfON ! MEDtAT!~Y OUTS!C! THE C ATEAU lC E ARE TRY! G TO ACQUIRE 'OR GENERAL ~OG!STIC A 0 OTHER 'URPOS S, I GATHER IT IS 'AIRLY Pl'tt tTXVE.

'"'A CO APPARE TLY IS A OUT TO EXPIRE, A ~UN!RA~, I ASIU E YOU OULD WANT THE

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3~ AS 0, 0 1 THE VIC! PRES!O!NT IS SCH!OU~!D TO E!T IADAT t C XCAGD A D STAY ITH HI THROUGH HOUSTO • IN VIEW 0' TH! CO ALLY t VOLVEME 'I' t HOUSTO , HO EV!R, t GET THE DlSTI CT X P !81%0 ,ROM JO 0 E THAT THE VICE PRES!O!NT IS NOT AT ALL ! T US!AST!C ABOUT HIS ASSIGN !NT. INDEED, I THt K E _OULD L!K OUT,

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1. Schlesinger gave a news conference yesterday and I have just

received the transcript.

2. The bulk of the news conference, and virtually the entirety of the

press accounts of it dealt with Schlesinger's objections to cuts in the J

Defense budget. He took on the Congress quite strongly, calling the

cuts "deep, savage and arbitrary. 11 I suspect this was in response

to the chewing out he got from the President.

3. He did answer several questions dealing with other issues. On the

Pershing missile, he said that the subject would be jointly studied and that

~ H the only indication that ha~ been made to the Israeli Government.

4. In answer to a question about differences between Pentagon and

State on SALT, Schlesinger said "the United States Government has

presented a position to the Soviet Union. It is an agreed upon position.

So I think that the flamboyant descriptions of differences should be taken

n with that particular perspective in mind. On the Backfire, he said it was

ultimately a question of "the image of equality and a political issue."

He pointed out that the Backfire was probably designed and intended for a

peripheral role but that it did have the capability of reaching the U.S. on

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certain flight missions. It therefore would have to be treated in some

way in a discussion of central strategic systems.

5. Regarding the cruise missile; Schlesinger said that it was not

initially considered by the U.S. to be a subject for negotiation in the

SALT negotiations but was raised by the Soviet Union subsequent to

Vladivostok. He added that cruise missile development was desirable

from the standpoint of the military posture of the U. S. He termed it

essential in connection with the capacity of bombers to penetrate a

formidable air defense system in the mid-1980s and stressed that a

in "major role for the cruise missile continues to be/the augmentation of

I conventional our force posture rather than the strategic arms element that has

received so much stress in public discourse." Asked how it was

possible to distinguish between a strategic cruise missile and a general

purpose cruise missile, Schlesinger replied that there would ~:-:il~ degree of ambiguity regarding verification of all types of pilotless

vehicles. That would continue to be true irrespective of the precise

outcome of the agreement which we hope to achieve.

6. Warm regards.

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2, THE ULK 0~ THE NE~ S CONPERENC!, AND VIRTUA~LV THf !NT% !TV OF TH! PReSS ACCOU TS OF IT, DEA~T ITH SCHLESING!RiS OSJ!CTtONS Tr CUTS IN TH! !FENS! BUDGET~ H! TOOK ON THI CONG~ESS QUIT TRO 'GLY, CALLING THE CUTS ~DEEP, SAVAGE ANO ARBITRARY~• I SUSPECT T11S AS % RESPONSE TO THE CHEWING OUT HE GOT FRO TH! PR 8%0!. T11

3~ HE DID A SWER SEVERAL QUESTIONS DEALING ITH OTHER ISSUE8 1 0 TH! P RS~t. G M XSS!~E, HE SAID THAT THE SUeJ!CT WOU~D 8E JOINTLY STUOIE AND T AT AS THE 0 LV INDICATION T AT HAD BEEN MAO! TO TH! XSRA!~t GOVE~ NT,

4~ % 1 ANSW! TO A QUESTIO ABOUT Q%FF!R! CES BETWEEN ~!NTAGON A. D STAT! 0 ALT, SCHLE8I GER SAID "TME

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PREI!NTEp A POSITION TO TH! SOVIET U 10 ·, tT !S AN AGREED UPON ,OSXT! t 80 % T t K THAT THE FLAMBOYANT DESCRIPTIONS OF DIFF~R• E CES SHDU~O ! TA~EN lTH THAT PARTtCU~AR PERSPECTIVE XN MINCe" ON THE ACK~tRE, ! SAID IT WAS U~T% ATE~V A QU!STlO OF •THE IMAGE "' QUA~lTY A D A POLITICAL ISSUE," HE POl TED OUT THAT THE BACK,XR, -ASP 0 A LV ESIGN!D AD l T!NOEO FOR A PERIPH!RA~ RO~E

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51 EGA 01 G T CRUISE MISSILE, SCH~!SING!R SAID THAT tT WAS OT I tTlAL~Y CO liD RED BY TH! U,S. TO ! A SUBJECT FOR N!SOTIAT%0 I T E A~T !GQTJAT%0 S B~T WAI RAISED BY THE 8 Vl T U 10 IU S U T TO V~ADIVOSTDK, E ADD!D THAT CRUISE

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1. I met with Dinitz on the arms issues.

2. I have several pages of notes on the various items, but I

~. will cover with you only the more significant iuPu h

3. F-15 --he complained about Defense's proposed delivery

schedule and showed me a paper from Defense providing "tentatively

and for generalized planning purposes only" a deliv~ty:schedule

beginning in July, 1976. He says he would settle now for January,

1977. Wickham has already indicated tome that it may be possible

to provide ~ilm "'i~ a few R & D aircraft if the Israelis will accept

"used" equipment. There are only 6 R&D birds, however. I intend

to raise this issue with Wickham tomorrow.

4. On Laser-guided bombs, he said they had been promised

five designators and 125 bombs before the reassessment. I will see

about getting at least that much released. '

5. Recovery and bridging tanks -- Receipt of these items from

production will not begin until 1979. The Israelis are requesting 25

of each type from stocks. Dinitz says the Germans are willing to

provide them if we will approve. Schlesinger did not repeat not

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says you told him not to. l::::-t:-:n~ ~~~1:te ,j{~J ~~~UL.·~r-~.~. ~ get aJl¥thing doae es this itQm.. '

6. Improved Hawk-- Dinitz claims that negotiations were

concluded before the reassessment to exchange four batteries,which

the Israelis now hav~ for improved Hawk~.

8. According to Dinitz there are also about 35 items on which

they have not yet received a release from munitions control. I will

check with State on those items.

9. I have separately learned from Wickham that Defense has

begun to move on some items. For example~ they have released 200

s~ Maverick missiles, 600 Sk!Pi~ missiles, 2 OV-1 Reece aircraft,

and over two million rounds of various types of ammunition. '

10. I will keep you posted on developments.ia ~ie a!'eaa

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