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HENRY A. KISSINGER

March 8, 1982

Dear Ms. Billings:

I appreciated your card which I
received while I was hospitalized.
Your thoughtfulness and good wishes
meant a great deal to me.

Best regards,

EASTERN BLUEBIRD

The male bluebird is bright blue
above and reddish brown below.
The female is bright blue only on
the wings. By many people this
friendly and attractive bird is con-
sidered an omen of good luck.
Likes the open country with scattered
trees, cut-over areas and orchards.
If more nest sites were available
there would be more bluebirds. The
starling, English sparrow, tree swallow
and house wren are competitive rivals
for home sites. Bluebirds feed on
grasshoppers, crickets, beetles, and
caterpillars. In winter, bayberries and
sumac berries form the diet. Breeds
from Newfoundland to Florida. Winters
from southern New England to the south.

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Dear Dr. Kessenich,

May each morning find you
Feeling better than before
May each afternoon be filled
With cheerful thoughts, and more-
May each evening bless you
With a sweet and healing rest,
And may it be no time at all
Till you're feeling at your best!

Respectfully
Eleanor H. Bird's Family

My prayers are with you
Get well soon, as we need you.

RON BISHOP
253 YANTIC ST
NORWICH CT 06360

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HENRY KISSINGER
MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL
32 FRUIT ST
BOSTON MA 02114

OUR AMERICAN INDIAN PRAYERS GO OUT TO OUR BLOOD BROTHER, HENRY KISSINGER, AT THIS PHYSICALLY CRITICAL MOMENT OF HIS LIFE WHICH WAS INTERRUPTED HIS BRILLIANT CAREER OF BRINGING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING AND SPIRITUAL VISION TO HIS NATION AND THE WORLD. MAY OUR GREAT GOD, YAHWEH, PRESERVE YOU AND REWARD YOU WITH YOUR FORMER STRENGTH AND VIGOR WITH WHICH YOU FACE THE WORLD AS AN INSPIRATION AND LEADER FOR WORLD PEACE. WE, THE ALGONKIN PEOPLE, KNOWN AS A-MC-HI-GANS, DESCENDENTS OF ABRAHAM THROUGH HIS GRAND GRANDSON EPHRAIM (ISRAEL), WHO WAS GIVEN THE AMERICAS AS "GOD'S KINGDOM ON EARTH" SALUTE YOU WITH LOVE FOR YOU ARE A TRUE DISCIPLE OF A-MA-HI-GA (GOD'S KINGDOM) IN YOUR DAY TO DAY LIVING AND YOUR VISION OF A WORLD WITHOUT PERSECUTION AND HATE. GOD BLESS AND KEEP YOU HENRY KISSINGER

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February 14th, 1982.

Hon. Henry Kissinger,
Mass. General Hospital.

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

Mrs. Blum and I are praying for your speedy and complete recovery from the recent bypass surgery, hope you and Mrs. Kissinger are very shortly back in your Washington home.

Know you cannot possibly remember me,
am the former publisher and editor of
a D.C. weekly that wrote you years ago
for your autographed foto, was only
sorry I could not vote for you to be
President. Still feel the same way,
wish you were active at State with Pres.
Reagan.

And that photo of you is in a place of
honor on the walls of my retirement
office, proud to show it to all guests.

Best of everything to you both always,

HENRY A. KISSINGER

April 1, 1982

Dear Ms. Boggs:

A DATE WITH KISSINGER ... Lorain County Community College has Henry A. Kissinger scheduled as a guest lecturer May 7 in its Prominent Americans Lecture Series.

Despite his heart surgery, there has been no word that he won't appear. Tickets are $10 each and can be obtained by calling the college's Stocker Center box office at 579-1638 in Cleveland.

I hope to be there.

Pennsylvania report.)

Although Granata said he felt
the ads were misleading, he ex-
plained, "What we're dealing with
is the question 'What is mislead-
ing?' People like this are very
good at it (writing ads) and stay
right in the gray area."

He is particularly miffed at
IMM's use of a deadline: "Any
type of investment requires some
pretty thorough checking out.

news in brief [L.C.]

Kissinger Stable After Bypass

BOSTON (AP) — Former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger underwent four hours of open heart surgery Wednesday to bypass clogged arteries and was reported in "satisfactory and stable condition," a spokesman for Massachusetts General Hospital said.

"The operation concluded at approximately 1 p.m.," said the spokesman, Martin Bander.

A coronary angiogram taken Monday showed a blockage in the circulation around his heart, Kissinger said. His surgeon, Dr. W. Gerald Austen, said one artery was fully blocked and two others might be partially blocked.

The 1973 Nobel Peace Prize winner and secretary of state from 1973 to 1977 said at a news conference Tuesday he hoped to leave the hospital in about two weeks and planned to limit his schedule for the next six weeks.

Henry Kissinger

Port Arthur, Texas

February 9, 1982

Dr. Henry Kissinger
C/O Mass. General Hospital
Coronary Care Unit
Boston, Mass.

Dear Sir:

By this time you are probably out of Intensive Care and
well on your way toward a successful recuperation. May I
be among the first to wish for you a speedy recovery and to
offer you encouragement as I have been down that same path,
just one year ago.

I had my triple by-pass in Houston, Texas on February 6,
1981. This was on a Thursday. The following Monday I was
able to shave myself. On the 16th, I rode home in the front
seat of my car, a distance of about 90 miles. I was, at the
time, sixty-six years of age. My only medication has been an
occasional aspirin during the first two months at home. I go
to my family Doctor about every three months for blood tests.

Be assured of our prayers for your complete recovery. My
wife and I are eternally grateful for those who prayed for us.

CJ

HENRY A. KISSINGER

March 19, 1982

Dear Ms. Booth: