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Krim, Arthur B., 1910-1994
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- , the substantive part I told you about. The conversation constantly included matters
of world events and his participation and his decisions. That's what I meant by saying I
was surprised that he had somebody in the press that close, because he was often talking
- , actually refreshed my recollection exactly what he said. Well, actually, I think
the notes were written by somebody who was at the meeting, and it took that general
form. During this period, and actually in the conversations that my wife and I had had
- either the relationship with
the Soviet Union or the peace process in Vietnam to the results he had hoped to achieve
by the end of his presidency. We had many conversations about that. I remember that in
November, probably during the Thanksgiving period
- a 10 per cent surtax.
K:
Yes, well, I had a number of conversations with the President about that but didn't of
course play any role in the dynamics of that situation. But I do know that getting a tax
[increase] was one of his high priorities
- on that night.
The next day was spent in various activities, swimming, bowling, and walks and
driving around the compound and having relaxed conversations. In the evening John
Chancellor showed us a sixteen-millimeter film which he had just taken of the ranch
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people in the room. At that time I do remember his saying how Hubert Humphrey was
hungering after the job, and that he's overdoing it, and he got angry with people
pressuring him on Hubert Humphrey's behalf. I remember being in conversations about
