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    "ocrText": "TELECON\nCol. Borman\nMr. Kissinger\n7/17/69, 10:30 p. m.\nB said he just got a reply to his phone call and he said they gave him\ncomplete perimeters and the assurance that it won't interfere with\nApollo 11. B said he was told they would remain in orbit for two days\nand there is an indication that it will not land. K said that's very\ninteresting. K asked if this was his first call and B said it was the\nfirst and it was signed Kaldish(? B said he asked them to cable\nthe answer because he couldn't get it all over the telephone. K asked\nif there was any achievement, B said no achievement, orbit just like\nours, B said they gave the exact perimeter of the orbit which they\nhave not as yet done. B said this was the first time they have\nindicated anything about their flights like this. B said he gave this\ninformation to the trajectory people and wondered if they should make\nmention of it. K asked if this would be an interesting\nscientific fact and B said it would and it would also make people a\nlittle heartened about cooperation. K said that is what I don't want.\nK told B to tell Houston to keep their mouths shut until the morning\nand B said fine.\nReproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library\nDECLASSIFIED\nThis document has been reviewed pursuant to Executive Order 13526 and has been determined to be declassified."
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