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K:
I mean after all if we don't look at it bureaucratically the difference
between this two drafts is not world shaking. I understand there are
some points there that you're sensitive to but it doesn't make them
earth shaking.
D:
No, I understand especially Article I. If you could manage to move
some of your - what you wanted - it is my impression. I don't have
really an expression on either but I am prepared to because I know
what the thinking in Moscow is.
K:
That's what I'm thinking. Frankly, Anatol, that's my thinking too.
And frankly speaking here as friends, I told you right away I have to
go through something with Article I to show that we haven't just
accepted when this thing surfaces, the first version.
D:
No, I understand. But I think if you could find out very closely on
paragraph first it would be enough to do everything. Do you understand
what I mean?
K:
Oh, of course, let's talk about it tomorrow.
D:
So tomorrow is 8:30.
K:
And as I understand it there's really only one offending clause in para-
graph 1.
D:
Second paragraph.
K:
Second paragraph the thing about the conditions that war
but it
is the only one that is really a problem.
D:
Yes, you look, maybe you'll have a chance to look before tomorrow just
for yourself, you look in our paragraph number 1 and I will look at yours
once more and then we will try to do something about it tomorrow.
K:
Exactly, but tell them to cool off in Moscow. You and I have solved
worse problems.
D:
I mention already to them and I mention to you tomorrow - I already send
telegram to Brezhnev saying that I have a date with you Tuesday morning.
So then I don't send anything today. Until tomorrow.
K:
Good, I also have something about the Egyptians to discuss with you.
D:
OK. So 8:30.
K: Right.
D: Bye.
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