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Mr. Kissinger/Ambassador Dobrynin
11:55 a. m., April 29, 1972
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D:
Not any specific question mentioned, but bipartisanship on
treaties?
K:
Then he would ask for some additional minor concession about
ratification. Then he will make a very reasonable proposal and
that enables the treaties to go through. On the other hand, we have
not replied. If we reply now, it may delay the vote on May 4. When
you are in direct communication with Brezhnev you can ask what
he wants -- say I have just gotten a message to check Gromyko or
Brezhnev's judgment in Moscow. We want to work cooperatively
with you.
D:
It is very important now.
K:
None of this is known to our people. Keep this in mind. You
understand the problem.
D:
I understand; it is clear. They will appreciate your call in
Moscow.
K:
I would like Mr. Brezhnev to know that we sent yesterday a
message to Brandt congratulating him on receiving a vote of no
confidence (?) . He can use that.
D:
From the President?
K:
Yes. Your people will recognize that as posit ive.
D:
Until this evening
K:
I am reluctant, as fond of you as I am.
D:
I shall accompany your date.
K:
I don't know.
D:
You should say yes or no.
K:
I would like to say no to you on something.
D:
We will talk it over during dinner.
K:
Okay, bye.
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