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Conversation No. 593-10
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Date: October 15, 1971
Time: 10:08 am - 10:37 am
Location: Oval Office

The President met with John B. Connally, Henry A. Kissinger, and Robert S. McNamara
[The White House photographer was present at the beginning of the meeting]

Salutations

US foreign relations
-Kissinger
-Connally
-National Security Council [NSC] meetings
-Economic policy
-Public concern
-Financial contributions
-US interests
-Salvadore Allende Gossens
-US role
-Vietnam
-Connally
-McNamara
-Republican party
-Barry M. Goldwater
-Kissinger
-Multinational financial institutions
-World bank
-International Monetary Fund [IMF]
-Inter-American Development Bank [IADB]
-European Economic Community [EEC]
-International economics
-US
-Trade
-IADB
-Chile
-The President's conversation with Kissinger and Connally
-American business interests
-Raw materials
-Protection
-Technology
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-World bank

McNamara
-Career status
-Responsibilities

World economic situation
-McNamara’s role
-US interests
-Japan
-Economic outlook
-Raw materials
-France
-Algeria
-Expropriation
-Chile
-France support for US actions
-Expropriation
-Algeria
-El Paso Natural Gas Corporation
-Guyana
-Canada
-US-Canada cooperation
-Burnham
-Status in World Bank
-Anaconda Steel Corporation
-Kennecot Steel Corporation
-Latin America
-France
-Algeria
-Japan
-Germany
-France
-US loans
-Peru
-Algeria
-Chile
-Georges J.R. Pompidou
-Jacques Chabian-Delmas
-Maurice Schumann
-Algerians
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-World Bank loan
-World affairs
-Latin America
-Japan
-Jamaica
-Bauxite
-McNamara’s efforts
-International insurance plan
-Japan
-US
-France
-Overseas Private Investment Corporation [OPIC]
-Chile
-Anaconda Steel Corporation
-Kennecot Steel Corporation
-France
-US position
-Japan, France, Britain, Germany
-World Bank
-McNamara’s efforts
-Connally’s previous conversation with Japan
-William P. Rogers

International economic interrelationships
-Japanese
-Mauritania
-Raw materials
-Indonesia
-Agency for International Development [AID] program
-IADB
-Asian Development Bank
-Export-Import [Ex-Im] bank

US foreign policy
-International expropriation
-US policy
-Consultation with foreign nations
-Connally
-McNamara
-Arthur F. Burns
-Coordination of US efforts
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-World bank
-Latin America
-McNamara
-Algeria
-World bank
-Export-Import bank
-IADB
-Peru
-Expropriation
-The President’s executive order
-US policy on expropriation
-Connally
-Secretary of the Treasury
-Algeria
-Chile
-Secretary of the treasury
-Secretary of State
-Chilean example
-International monetary situation
-NSC
-The President's first press conference
-New York Times
-Union of Soviet Socialist Republics [USSR]
-Linkage
-Japanese
-Japan
-Negotiating strategy
-Linkage
-Okinawa
-Textiles
-Kissinger
-Linkage
-USSR
-The President’s position
-USSR
-Berlin
-Middle East
-Trade
-Time magazine
-Maurice H. Stans
-Berlin
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-Kama River project
-US policy
-East-West trade
-Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty [SALT]
-Trade
-Berlin
-Trade
-Loans

World Bank
-Standards
-Loans

Us foreign policy
-Japan
-Europe
-Chinese
-Soviets
-Loan policy
-Kissinger
-McNamara
-World Bank
-Pakistan
-Connally
-Economic Decisions
-Peru
-International Telephone and Telegraph [ITT]Company
-US firms
-Japanese firms
-Kissinger

Alexander P. Butterfield entered at 10:37 am.

The President's schedule

Farewells

McNamara, et al. left at 10:37 am.
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