Meeting between James Callaghan, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, and Dr Henry Kissinger, US Secretary of State, New York, 24 September (1974).

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Description: Conversation between the Foreign and commonwealth Secretary James Callaghan and President Gerald Ford who discussed Europe, the UN, Superpowers, Cyprus and US pressure on Turkey to withdraw, the economic situation, President Gerald Ford's position in relation to a Congress with a Democratic majority, President Ford said Kissinger was as strong in his administration as he was in the previous. Conversation between Callaghan and Kissinger over Economic and Monetary problems, Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), Cyprus, the Middle East, Withdrawal of US nuclear warheads from Europe. Brief for Callaghan on Cyprus, energy, Oil prices, recycling the financial surpluses of oil producers, Euromarkets, National Markets, Bilateral deals, multilateral arrangements, the global contract: inflation and recession, US economic policy, International economic problems, US/Soviet Bilateral relations, CSCE, SALT, MBFR, Middle East and Europe/Israel/Arab dialogue, Defence review and Diego Garcia, US internal situation, the Presidency and the effect of Watergate. Included is a programme from the Los Angeles World Affairs Council Twentieth Anniversary.

The Nixon years, 1969-1974.

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January 23, 2024

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