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    "ocrText": "TELECON\nJohn Dunlop/Secretary Kissinger'\nJune 3, 1974\n12:07 PM\nK: Hello?\nD: Yes, Henry.\nK: John, how are you?\nD: How are you. Did you get my note ?\nK: N\n.\nC\nD: I sent you a note a while ago saying I think I better go back to the University.\nI knew you would be very busy and I was trying to minimize your telephone time.\nLet me read to you what I said to you because I had thought about it a little bit.\nI said, I xxxxxxxx reflected hard and prayerfully again over the weekend on the\nflattering opportunity to work directly with you over the next several years.\nThere is no more important economic challenge than to help design\neconomic institutions and policies, X here and internationally, to deal with\nthe\nnew political and strategic world that the President and you are creating.\nFor a variety of personal and professional reasons, however, I have resolutely\ndecided to return to the University now.\nK: You know, I can't tell you how much I regret that.\nD: That you would be even interested is flattering beyond measure.\nK: Well, you strick me as a man who doesn't change his mind.\nD: That is correct, Dr.\nK:\ndream of every Harvard faculty members to get the dean fox working for\nhim someday.\nD: As a matter of fact, you have made me sufficiently interested about this\nproblem that I'm going go do some work on it. Maybe I'll want to come and talk\nto you when I've done a little work on it.\nK: Good.\nD: The problem that I defined in that note to you, just now. What are the economic\ninstitutions here and internationally+ the to deal with the kind of political world and\nstrategic world which you and ahe/President have been XXXX creating for us."
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