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    "ocrText": "TELECON\nSecretary Kissinger/Senator Stennis\nJanuary 10, 1974, 8:12 p. m.\nS: How are you?\nK: O.K., Mr. Chairman. Mr. Chairman, I'm going off tonight to\nthe Middle East, and I know the story about Admiral Moorer allegedly\nspying on me is going to hit the newspapers tomorrow.\nS: Yes?\nK: I just wanted you to know the\nwas handled by Ehrlichman\nexcept\ncomments which were made to me. It's xxxbxx an absurd\ncharge because Admiral Moorer was a close collaborator of mine. It\nwas this yeoman who was leaking documents, as it turned out, to the news-\npapers. I have complete confidence in the Chairman. I have no independent\nknowledge of the allegations. On the face of it, they seem absurd to me.\nS: I'm certainly glad that you called me - for you to tell me so directly.\nI'm glad to know it. Iimagine they'll be calling me or Mr. Hebert.\nK: I think the Chairman deserves your support, Mr. Chairman. They've\nattacked SO many institutions that I don't know what's going to happen.\nS: I don't either. Just between us. I might - I don't like - I might just\nannounce rather early that I was going to go into it, take jurisdiction of\nit. Otherwise some other Committee might.\nK: I'm speaking personally.\nS: I want you to\nK: On a personal basis, I think that would be a statesmanlike thing to do.\nI would rather for your committee than some of these that XX are out for\npublicity. You know the military. You understand what various things\nmean. In Executive Session I would be delighted to tell you everything I\nknow, which isn't a great deal. Just for your information,\nhandled\nsome of the most sensitive things for us - on the China thing, for instance.\nWhy he would want to steal documents is beyond my comprehension.\nS: And it's contrary to the pattern of the man.\nK: It's contrary to the pattern of the man."
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