were in Law School together. There is only one job that he wants, and I swore I wouldn't tell.
How do you see the British elections [expected in October]?
Annenberg: It'll be close. There still will be a coalition and I lean slightly to Heath. I think the Liberals will be more at home with the Conservatives. There will be 36-40 percent for each of the big parties, and the rest for the Liberals and others.
President: Is the date set yet?
Anrtenberg: He is seeing the Queen this weekend. He has to get permission. The campaign will be short.
President: I wish we had that. Heath is coming here. Is that a problem?
Annenberg: That's why I said you should say you will see any responsible leader.
Scowcroft: We checked it with Wilson.
Annenberg: Heath wants to use it. He will publicize it.
Mayor Rizzo is excited about your coming. Will you pat him on the back?
President: I understand my unfavorite Governor will be there also.
Annenberg: Yes. Do you know he wouldn't even let __________ come to this thing tonight? _________ has been a prime mover in the bicentennial activities.
President: And this is the kickoff for the bicentennial activities. We better go.
