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Dobrynin/Sec. Kissinger
Tuesday, Oct 16, 1973
11:42 a. m.
D: I hope I will be invited to the party.
K: What party?
D: Which you are going to give in connection with the award of the
Nobel Prize.
K: I figure it like Groucho Marx said, "Any club that took him in,
he does not want to join. 11 I would say anything that Lee Duc Tho
is eligible for there must be something wrong with it.
D: I congratulate you. You really deserve it. It will be something
to remember. This call is really my best wishes.
K: I appreciate it very much.
D: Henry, Probably I am among the few that can say with judgment
what actions you have done.
K: I think I deserve it more for the reasons which you know, than for
the reasons which I got it. You can say this to your leaders. What-
ever additional prestige I gain with this I hope I can put it to the use
of the service of the policy u I use with you and the Gen. Sec. which
we have started.
D: It does not matter about the present difficulties. I am sure we will
come out of this -- both of our countries, the Presidents and you. I think
the outcome will be O. k. Basically we are
K: I think it important. Don't say it for tactical reasons. I don't see what
why you and I, our countries, can gain in the Middle East compared
to what we can lose and therefore we cannot let these maniacle parties
drive us into confrontation.
D: This is the reason I am calling you. To congratulate you. This is
for the second prize.
K: Right.
D: For the second Nobel Prize for you next year.
K: Good. We will aim for that.
D: Thank you.
END
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