IMPERIAL EMBASSY OF IRAN
WASHINGTON, D. C.

December 20, 1972

The Ambassador

My dear Dr. Kissinger:

I have the pleasure to forward herewith
a gift of caviar received from His Excellency Assadollah
Alam, Minister of the Imperial Court.

With best wishes for a Joyous Holiday
Season and a Happy New Year.

Enclosure

The Honorable
Dr. Henry Kissinger
The White House
Washington, D. C.

NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20506

October 19, 1972

MEMORANDUM FOR
THEODORE L. ELIOT, JR.
Executive Secretary
Department of State

SUBJECT: Thank You Letter from Dr. Kissinger
to Iranian Minister of Information

You will note the attached action at back explaining that
the Iranian Minister of Information presented through
David DuBois, Public Affairs Officer in Embassy Tehran,
an album containing newspaper clippings of the President's
trip to Iran.

Dr. Kissinger has written a thank-you note. Could you
ensure that it is appropriately pouched to embassy Tehran
along with a courtesy copy which we have provided for the
embassy and Mr. Dubois. The embassy could then deliver
it to Minister Rehnema.

Jeanne W. Davis
Staff Secretary

RECEIVED
OCT 2 5 1972

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October 18, 1972

MEMORANDUM FOR DR. KISSINGER

FROM: HAROLD H. SAUNDERS

SUBJECT: Album of President's Trip to Iran from Iranian Minister of Information

Hamid Rahnema, Iranian Minister of Information, very thoughtfully put together for you an album of clippings from Iranian publications and newspapers covering the President's trip to Iran. It was pouched through our Public Affairs Officer at embassy Tehran with a covering letter (Tab B) from Rahnema to you presenting the gift. You will want to thank him. At Tab A is a suggested letter.

**Recommendation:** That you sign the letter at Tab A to Minister Rahnema.

MINISTRY OF INFORMATION

Ref. No.: 6158/3/3037

Date: May 31, 1972

Encl.: Newspaper clippings album

Honorable Mr. Henry Kissinger

Chief Advisor to the President of the United States of America

On the occasion of the state visit of the Honorable President of the United States and Mrs. Richard Nixon to Iran, the newspapers and magazines of Tehran have published numerous reports and commentaries on this historic visit and its world repercussions as well as about the political history of the United States and the friendly relations between our two countries since old times.

An album containing newspaper clippings of the articles published concerning the visit is presented herewith for Your Excellency's perusal.

Hamid Rahnema
Minister of Information

(signed)

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New York, New York 10003
111 Fourth Avenue
Frederick A. PrAGER Publishers
Mr. George Aldor

Henry A. Kieinger

Best regards,

the coming year.

My good wishes to you for the holidays and
what pleasure time I have.

will provide me with interesting reading for
of the Arts." It is a beautiful volume, and
Many thanks for Alan Rich's "Music, Mirror
Mirror
Dear Mr. Aldor:

December 24, 1969

KISZINGER, HENRY A.

MEMORANDUM

THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON

ACTION

July 2, 1971

MEMORANDUM FOR HENRY A. KISSINGER

FROM: Marshall Wright
SUBJECT: Your Part of the Loot from My African Trip

When we were in Kinshasa a Mr. Maurice Alhadeff, well-known there for his collection of African arts, insisted on giving to David Newsom and me a painting by a well-known Congolese artist named Thango. When he heard that I worked for you he also insisted on sending one of these paintings to you, along with an example of Congolese carved ivory work. Both the painting and the ivory are accompanying this memo, as is a letter of thanks from you to Mr. Alhadeff.

It is my conviction that the riot of color and design in the painting will be the perfect antidote to the excessive concern for flat serenity represented by the blue that now hangs on your wall.

RECOMMENDATION:

1. That you sign the letter to Mr. Alhadeff at Tab A.

2. That you have the White House frame the Thango painting forthwith, for it would break you to try to do so once you have retired to private endeavors.

RECEIVED

JUL 2 0 1971

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