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Conversation 186-004

TapeTape 186StartFriday, February 2, 1973 at 3:43 PMEndFriday, February 2, 1973 at 8:50 PMParticipantsKissinger, Henry A.;  Camp David Operator;  [Unknown person(s)];  Scowcroft, Brent G. (Gen.)Recording deviceCamp David Study Desk
AudioNARA Description

On February 2, 1973, Henry A. Kissinger, Camp David operator, unknown person(s), and Gen. Brent G. Scowcroft talked on the telephone at Camp David at an unknown time between 3:43 pm and 8:50 pm. The Camp David Study Desk taping system captured this recording, which is known as Conversation 186-004 of the White House Tapes.

Nixon Library Finding Aid
Conversation No. 186-4

Date: February 2, 1973
Time: Unknown between 3:43 pm and 8:50 pm
Location: Camp David Study Desk

Henry A. Kissinger talked with the Camp David operator.

       Request for a call to Kissinger’s office

Kissinger talked with an unknown woman at an unknown time between 3:43 pm and 5:50 pm.

[See Conversation No. 241-2]

       Recent telephone calls
              -Charles W. Colson
              -Gerard C. Smith
              -Saul Pett
              -Nancy Maginnes
              -Lady Zender Gallery of London
              -Kissinger’s recent television appearance
                     -Reaction
                             -Marvin L. Kalb
                                     -Universities
                                     -Telephone calls to Columbia Broadcasting System [CBS]
                                             -Request for tapes and transcripts

                                      -Conversation with Frank Stanton
                                             -4-

                  NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM

                                     Tape Subject Log
                                       (rev. Sep.-09)
                                                              Conversation No. 186-4 (cont’d)




                            -Elliot L. Richardson

       Note from Julianne Pinneau
              -Possible accommodations fro Kissinger
                     -Guido Goldman’s apartment
                            -Kissinger’s forthcoming trip to Hanoi
                                   -Goldman’s regards

       Request for a conversation with Gen. Brent G. Scowcroft

Kissinger talked with Scowcroft at an unknown time between 3:43 pm and 8:50 pm.

       US-Soviet Union relations
             -Anatoliy A. Dobrynin
             -Delivery communiqué on implementing Paris Peace Accords
                    -November 1972
                            -January 1973

       Request for a conversation with Col. Richard T. Kennedy

       Request for a call to Catherine Hoffman [?]
             -Message
                      -Kissinger’s schedule
                      -Kissinger’s meetings with President and Edward R. G. Heath
             -Telephone number
Transcript (AI-Generated)

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Operator?
Mr. Kissinger, can you ring my office?
Sure.
Hello?
Mr. Kissinger?
Yes, can you tell me any calls that came in this afternoon?
Yes.
Paul, did you, no, no, let's start down here.
All right, Chuck Colson, Gerard Smith, Saul Peck, Nancy McGinnis, and Zandra Gallery from London.
Who?
lady denver gallery oh yes all right and we got a message from marvin called i wanted you to know that literally from all over the country especially from university areas hundreds of phone calls have been coming in to cbs today asking for transcripts and types of last evening special mr cobb said he doesn't think you realize how good you were the response has been sensational
And then Frank Stanton called Mr. Cobb to say it was unbelievable.
It was the most fabulous public service, and you should be terribly pleased.
And Secretary Richardson wanted you to know what a magnificent job he thought you did last night on the Cobb program.
And here's another note up here from Julie.
She says you are welcome to use Guido's apartment this weekend in case he doesn't speak with you before you leave.
He wishes you well on the trip.
Okay.
And that's it.
Uh, okay.
Is Stoker out there?
Yes, he is.
Come on, Mark.
Yes, Henry.
Uh, you got everything off to the, to the prenatal and you checked that it didn't refer to the November, but to the January.
Right.
Good.
It's all gone.
Uh, well, he's all gone.
Anything else of consequence?
No.
No, nothing, uh,
no a few little things nothing can't wait till tomorrow nothing significant okay uh is dick still there uh yes i think so just do you want to talk with him yeah let me check see if he is no he isn't okay i wonder whether somebody could call miss hoffman
at 229-7325 and explain that I've been constantly tied up with the President and the Prime Minister, and I'm a prisoner and can't make any private calls.
Sure.
Okay.
Right.
229-7235.
7325.
7325.
Thank you.
Will do.
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