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    "ocrText": "TELCON\nMr. Kissinger/Amb. Dobrynin\n12:15 p.m. May 6, 1972\nK:\nHello.\nD:\nHello, Henry.\nK. Antatoliy, how are you? You called me yesterday.\nD: Oh, yes, I didn, but you were somewhere.\nK: I was in New York.\nD: In the north. I called because Gromyko asked me to tell you\nthat he asked me to tell you that we have given all the necessary\ninstructions to our delegation in\nto discuss the\non\nthe left and on the sea or\nExactly to discuss with you\nin Moscow and later on you---give us your paper which is really\na\nconfirmation to the agreement which is there--you know the one I\ngave you. He would just like me to confirm to you and the President\nthat we gave instruction according to what we discuss in Moscow--\nand you mentioned there were two points--NATO business and then\nfind a way not to mention\nin the agreement, but he said\nthat we are not going to insist to put into the agreement the two\npoints you mentioned. Two points more, I just received the text;\nI can't really tell if it is really any different or not. Now those\nyou remember you discussed in Moscow we were given to you, now\nMr. Gromyko sends me the final text as it were the report to the\ngovernment. I would like to send it to you today, so you can check it.\nHAK: Now I take it the text is as how you think we have agreed upon.\nD: My impression is that they added something. That's why I don't\nknow--that is why I would like to check it out--and I am going to\ncheck it myself; that is why I didn't call you because I really didn't\nhave a chance to look it through. I presume it is practically the same.\nHAK: Why don't you send it to me. That would be helpful. Two things\nmore: (1) we are bringing back the one of the people who was traveling\nwith David and he will settle the scientific matter with you next week,\nso you can inform Gromyko that we don't expect any difficulty. Let him\ncome back here and then after the summit we could send David to Moscow\nto work out whatever details there are. This will be settled. Now a\ncomplex matter. (2) Remember on the last day Breshnev raised the"
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