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tions and his best quotes,” Mevarmysaid. «—->— McCarthy inquired if Kissin- ; : . ger was aware of the writings : of a French intellectual named x Michel de Ceteau, who ap- os pears in an advanced Catholic 2 journal called ‘Cross. Cur- = rents.’ Kissinger, whose read- x ing material comes largely from the Joint Chiefs of Staff these days, said he had not. se McCarthy recommended to : him an article called ‘‘Revolu- tion against Insignificance.” Kissinger said that such a revolution might lie beneath the general unease in the country. , McCarthy leaves on Wednes- day for Israel, and that men- tion brought on a reflections about Zionism, the Dreyfus case and other matters not im- mediately related to the pres- ent state of affairs. More Talks Wished Kissinger said he hoped that he and McCarthy could have more long talks. ' «What the hard-hats in the ‘administration think about : + Kissinger's fraternizafion with - | the other side is not known. : | Kissinger conducts his own : , public relations; just as the . President is making herculean i efforts to burnish his image, i so the national security advis- er too may be trying to count- HENRY KISSINGER EUGENE McCARTHY.. } er the publicity he receives as Ne a hawk who also is, according a we to the social pages, a social , butterfly. Since the departure of Dan- iel P. Moynihan, the only intel- lectual in the White House simply may get lonley for talk of ideas. The Nixon adminis- tration has written off the in- tellectuals and the young, but they are Kissinger's constitu- ency, and it looks as if he is ! going to keep the lines open, : (no matter what John Mitchell and company think about his non-team hospitality. . =»