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MEMORANDUM

NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL

•SBCRET- March 21, 1977

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MEMORANDUM FOR: ZBIGNIEW BRZEZINSKI

FROM: NORTH-SOUTH

SUBJECT: Evening Report

ON-FII.E NSC RELEASE
Daily Activities instructions apply

(Hansen)

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Continued preparation for PRM 8. P9MPL_ETED ------- —

(Thornton)

Met with Gene Kramer, who will represent AP in New Delhi, for general
background discussion.

In the afternoon, attended the South Asia Working Group meeting for
PRM 10 at the State Department.

(Pastor)

1, On Friday night I attended a dinner with the Argentine Ambassador,
and with two Ministers of his Embassy. We spoke about many issues, but
the two which we spent the moBt time on were the current political situation
in Argentina and U .S . policy on human rights. They told me that they were
well aware of President Carter's great concern for human rights, that they
were presently undergoing a serious political problem in Argentina, and
they hoped that the United States would understand, and that they wanted
to continue to have good relations and a dialogue with the United States.
Privately one Minister told me that he personally hoped that the U.5 .
commitment to human rights would not waiver.

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