THE DIRECTOR OF CEhfRAl INTELLIGENCE
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on Breakfast with Secretary Kissinger,
3 July, Secretary's Dining Room, Department of State (JustAK)
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Kissinger briefed me on what was going on in South Africa-Rhodesia. howed him some intelligenceoint fund and where Ian Smith had spokenhousand people indicating something was going on. Kissinger referred to an insurance scheme, the UK would be out front, the UK would putuarantee scheme, some land would be distributed. Smith would turn over the reins of government to Nkomo, the UK would be back in Rhodesia for two years. The British want the credit for the plan. The whites would stay. Apparently, Kuanda, Khama, and Myerere all agree Vorster is on the program. The program must be kept quiet, otherwise if the Soviets find out about it they would try to blow it sky-high.
Kissinger also told me that Vorster wanted toettlement in Southwest Africa (Namibia) and that they wanted to move the constituent assembly from Windhoeck to Geneva. They wanted to get Swapo to join in. Apparently, Kuanda of Zambia is handling this.
Kissinger askedetpecial team to keep him informed with the kind of intelligence we gave him on his recent trip. Kissinger was cooperative and very helpful about the CIA.
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