124 4 deletions to be in good shape to be used as a UN report, as well as for publication. CDR. CRONKITE: Did I also understand that the report for the United Nati@ms was to take precedence over the report for the task force? DR. BUGHER: No. At least I don't think so. We are obligated here since this is a part of the task force program, to make the official report through the task force Alderson Reporting Company Washington, D. C channels. You remember I talked to Dr. Graves, and he is 10 agreeable to making these shortcuts which would speed up this 11 thing, but in the long run he wants to naturally see the 12 report in the regular way, too. 13 to make a report to the UN prior to the routing of the formal 14 report through the proper channels. I don't think we are asked 15 If we have to make such a report to the UN, and I 16 am sure our delegation at the UN will not be at. all bashful 17 about telling us if they think they will profit by it, then 18 we would have to do a quick job onour special report and 19 clear that quickly for that purpose. 20 think that we need to do that. 21 CDR. CRONKITE: But as of now, I don't Since I have had ample time to go 22 over the preliminary report we wrote out in Quadjdein, and 23 each time I read it I realize what an unwieldy document it 24 is and how difficult it is to go through from chapter to 25 chapter to make any sense. ARC I am not apologizing for it, Department of Effergy | Wisterisnta fina i ron al ef; Ja.