- William. H. Gleysteen, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
John H. Holdridge, Deputy Chief, United States Liaison Office, Peking
Oscar V. Armstrong, Director, People's Republic of China and Mongolian Affairs, Department of State
Richard H. Solomon, Senior Staff Member, National Security Council
Robert C. McFarlane, National Security Council
Karlene Knieps, Notetaker - DATE AND TIME:
- Tuesday, November 26, 1974, 10:20-11:02 a.m.
- PLACE:
- Great Hall of the People
Peking, People's Republic of China
[Note: The discussion began with members of the American press party traveling with the Secretary in the room. Some of Vice Premier Teng's remarks seemed oriented to this press presence.]
Vice Premier Teng: I would like to take this opportunity to once again express our welcome to the Doctor on his seventh visit to China. I might also say this is the third time we have had the opportunity to exchange views this year. And we hear that the Doctor has made a trip around the globe recently. So we are happy to have this opportunity to have an exchange of opinions again with the Doctor and all the other friends on your staff -- to provide us with the opportunity to exchange views not only with old familiar friends, but with new friends like, for instance, Mr. Rumsfeld
Secretary Kissinger: I want to thank you on behalf of my colleagues for the very warm reception we have received here. We have, as you said, had three exchanges this year with you and with the Foreign Minister, and we always progress in our relationship.
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