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    "ocrText": "TELECON\nMr. Kissinger/Ambassador Dobrynin\n3:32 p. m., March 26, 1971\nK:\nAnatoliy, how are you?\nD:\nI thought you were on your way.\nK:\nI'm leaving in a few hours. You are working very actively\ntoday.\nD:\nI am preparing for my way home.\nK:\nLook, I want to clean up the items from yesterday. I gave you\none answer already. On the access formulation, we will review our\nformulations and will carefully compare them with yours to see to what\nextent they are, in fact, in accord.\nD:\nOur two Ambassadors could do that meanwhile.\nK:\nOn the formulation we gave you and the formulation you gave\nback.\nD:\nYour last proposal?\nK:\nI will have that reviewed in Bonn and presumably our two\nAmbassadors can take a look at it.\nD:\nIt's better not to mention it for the time-being?\nK:\nThis is something I can tell Vorontsov [while you are away? ]\nThe access question can be discussed by our Ambassadors. Secondly,\non the other points, on the committees and on the party, I can only\nrepeat what I said before -- if we can make progress on access, we will\nmake every effort to move toward your position. We don't like the\nphrase \"far enough. 11 We don't know what it means.\nD:\nYou will use your formula?\nK:\nWe will make every effort to move toward your position. We\nwill\n--\nin the spirit of what I have already told you.\nD:\nThey mentioned to me in connection with SALT that I promised\nto give you a reply before I leave Washington. Where can I reach you.\nK:\nIn San Clemente. We are leaving today at 5:00. You can call\nme in San Clemente. Call the White House -- they will find me."
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