SYND 17/10/1970 US SECRETARY OF STATE, ROGERS AND SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER GROMYKO SPAR WITH REPORTERS AFTER TALKS IN NEW

The transcript covers discussions on Japanese export potential, opinions on German involvement, and the importance of maintaining political neutrality. It also highlights a reunion between old friends, focusing on diplomatic ties and the potential outcomes of a dinner meeting.

What is the speaker's expectation regarding Japanese companies?

• They will collaborate with German companies.

• They will struggle in exports.

• They will excel in exports.

• They will focus on domestic markets.

What is the speaker's opinion about the Germans in the context provided?

• The speaker is neutral about the Germans.

• The speaker wants to collaborate with the Germans.

• The speaker is supportive of the Germans.

• The speaker dislikes the Germans.

What is the main topic of discussion in the second section?

• Avoiding political discussions and familiarity between gentlemen.

• The future of international trade.

• The political situation in Germany.

• The economic policies of Japan.

What is suggested about the relationship between the two gentlemen after their dinner meeting?

• They might become closer.

• They will end their friendship.

• They will start a business together.

• They will avoid each other.

What is the final suggestion made in the conversation?

• To break up the meeting.

• To continue the discussion.

• To involve more people in the discussion.

• To change the topic.