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    "ocrText": "TELECON\nAmbassador Dinitz/Secretary Kissinger\nAugust 2, 1974\n12:05 P.M.\nD: It was a lovely evening last night.\nK: And substantive too. And it was the frankest talk that has ever\nbeen held below Golda's level.\nD: Yes, and he is the only one who can have this kind of talk\nI\nwould say that\nK: I could see you suffering from time to time.\nD: No, no. I didn't. There is one thing I have always tried to keep\nin our relations, SO sometime when my colleagues take extreme\npositions, I try to\nK: I just wanted a direction from him. I have enough now to be able\nto talk generally.\nD: It wasn't suffering on my part, it was a concern that you realized\nenough to place it in the right mosaic. The idea of something\nnegative would never be accepted what he thinks of as the final\nsolution is the lowest of denominators of what he can get. But it was\nimportant to express the view.\nK: I don't think we should worry ab out the final solution. Any\nattempt to getting a final solution will lead to war. I don't think\nwe should face that now.\nD: I don't think that was the int entition.\nK: I talked to Schlesinger this morning as I told you. I do not have\nthe impression that\nwas as much of a surprize as you think.\nThe real problem is the one I have given to you. You can tell Allon\nthat he is not going back empty handed SO he can ease his mind on\nthat.\nD: Do you think he will have results before he leaves?\nK: Yes. Unless there is a paralysis at the White House this weekend.\nD: I heard reports that he was aboard on the boat last night with his\nfriend. And about you spending time at the White House\nK: And that was speculation. That Ispent the day at the White House,\njust speculation.\nDECLASSIFI\nE.O. 13526, Section 3.5\nNWN09-64/14037 Per Hr. 9/29/2014\nBy\nTWIH NARA, Date 10/11/2016"
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