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6:10 p.m., April 11, 1973
D:
(laughter) Well, if this could be mentioned, I'll definitely agree
beforehand. Because I'm sure that Gromyko will think very hard
before making any decisions.
K:
Incidentally, I understand you made a very unfriendly comment about
me to Don Kendall today.
D:
Unfriendly?
K:
You said you were sure I would come to the opening of the Bolshoi Ballet
with a girl whose first name I don't know.
D:
(laughter) Ah
It's a little between but I was in a way joking.
K:
It's true but why should you give away my secrets to an outsider?
D:
No, because you know how it happened? He at least pretended he is
a good friend of yours. I don't know whether he really is or not.
But second, what he said -- He said, "Do you know what was the last
name -- I haven't seen you -- When you were the last time in a
picture -- I think it was a week ago. I couldn't really follow very
closely, you are usually ahead of me. There was a picture in a
magazine where you were with some girl. He said, "What was her
name? I said, "I really don't know all the names of Henry's girls
SO I'm not so sure whether he knows himself. In this connection, he
said, "And I was intending to invite him with one of those girls.' So
I said, well, I don't know whether he knows and this is how it happened
on the discussion.
K:
(laughter)
D:
And by the way, he mentioned that he came to me about his discussion --
He said that I have not had a chance it SO happened to discuss with you
this ideas about
but I intend to raise it with you. Because
he asked me.
K:
Yeah.
D:
And he said, don't you know what -- don't I know what it might you?
I said frankly, I never discuss; I don't know really. You will have to
check with him but I
K:
Yeah, I haven't formed a clear opinion on it yet.
D:
No, no; but there is nothing really to form. There will be --
K:
I have nothing against it.
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