120 we come to that sort of thing, we have to produce it in essentially the form that it will be published. CDR. CRONKITE: Could you say what sort of a time factor you have in mind with respect to the United Nations? DR. do it, BUGHER: the better, It is the same old story. consistent with quality. The faster w This is some- thing we don't want to do any job on that five years from now you look back and say, why didn't they take a little more Alderson Reporting Company Washington, D. C, time and put a little polish on this or that paragraph. 10 we want really a first class job. 11 available,the better off I think we are. CDR. CRONKITE: 1 The sooner it is Apropos of that, I am very pleased 13 that the preliminary report is secret restricted data, but 14 after re-reading it, 15 that were not said or said better. DR. BUGHER: 16 I wish there were a lot of things It serves its purpose as a draft. Do you want to make it top secret now? 17 18 CDR. CRONKITE: Yes, I would go to top secret. 19 Under the conditions, and where it was written, it is not 20 so bad, but it looks bad in Washington now. 21 DR. BUGHER: As a rush draft, it is a very commend- 22 able job, and it is the kickoff point for a more complete 23 version. 24 to change naturally, and some deletions undoubtedly, but 25 it is a pretty solid story. ARC Department of Encray Histering’s OF nee So >= a? I have read it, and there are spots that you want So those are the essential thioep ‘ Jo