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Amb. Dobrynin/Mr. Kissinger
9:05 am, June 19, 1973
K:
Hello.
D:
Hello, Henry, you were calling.
K:
Yes. How are you Anatol.
D:
I think yesterday was quite an evenigg.
K:
Yes, it was very good. Anatol, did you see what Victor Louis said in
Tel Aviv of all places.
D:
No. What did he say.
K:
Well, he said there'll be an agreement on the prevention of nuclear wars.
D:
In his special ??
K:
Yes.
D:
I don't know.
only four men knows. Nobody else is allowed.
K:
The signing of an agreement to prevent nuclear war would be a logical
step to climax the new relationships between the U.S. and the Soviet
move
Union, a executing that will justify the meeting between the two
countries.
D:
Well I only know one thing. When Brezhnev was here-
K:
Look, Anatol, I would not assume that you would choose Tel Aviv as the
place to make such a pronouncement.
D:
I'm sure. But how did he know. And divulge full affairs. I will tell you,
what could I do else Henry.
K:
I'll send over--well it's on your ticker. Reuters 40.
D:
I don't have Reuters. But probably
K:
Well, I'll send a copy over.
D:
Okay. Thank you and I will speak with you. I don't even know how it happen.
K:
IIII see you later.
D:
Okav. 11:30. okav.
K:
Right. Bve.