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OCR Page 1 of 111TELCON
Ambassador Dobrynin/Mr. Kissinger
5:32 p. m., May 3, 1972
K:
Anatol, how are you?
D:
I think I could tell you by telephone. You remember about this
tender business?
K:
Yes.
D:
And SO I just give this on the phone, for your own information.
First, about this tender. Tender, according to our information,
that your military people are mistaken in the sense that this is
not a tender base but it is a training ship with Naval cadets and
has nothing to do with submarines at all.
K:
Right.
D:
So this is the thing they asked me to tell you. This is not true; what
you received from your military end. This is not a base; not a
tender but is a training ship with Naval cadets and has nothing to
do with any submarines.
K:
Right.
D:
And within a few days this ship will leave Cuba.
K:
Yeah.
D:
On atomic submarines --
K:
It isn't atomic; it has ballistic missiles.
D:
Oh, this one. Probably this was mistaken. This says this is not
atomic but she is leaving on the 6th of May from Cuba.
K:
Okay.
D:
So this is the way I would like to tell you.
K:
Thank you.
D:
This is from Moscow.
K:
Well, I appreciate it and I appreciate the spirit in which this
communication is made.