Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Harvard University,
Adams House,
Mr. Joseph J. Kruszel,

Personal Assistant
Suzanne S. McFarlane

Sincerely,

wishes, however, to all at Adams House,
pleasure. He hopes that you will extend his best
I am afraid his schedule just did not permit him such
done than spend an hour or two in the old... but
I know there is nothing he would have rather

Houae while he was in Boston.

how much he appreciated your invitation to visit Adams

The Secretary has asked me to let you know

Dear Mr. Kruszel:

February 22, 1976

ADAMS HOUSE
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS 02138
617-495-2259

February 10, 1976

The Honorable Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of State

Dear Secretary Kissinger:

I am a Research Fellow in the Program for Science and International Affairs--also a former student of yours and a member of the SALT Delegation for three years. I enjoyed our session on Monday very much and am sorry I did not get a chance afterwards to speak to you privately.

I am also a Resident Tutor in Adams House. Master Robert Kiely and I would like to invite you back to visit your old undergraduate digs anytime you can. We understand that you will be in town frequently during Mrs. Kissinger's recuperation, and we would be honored if you could come by for a visit. We could arrange a lunch or dinner in Apthorp House, sherry in the Senior Common Room, or even a swim in the House pool. We would restrict the group to whatever size and composition you prefer, and of course we will meet any other limitations you might want to impose.

Adams House is now co-ed, but in most other respects is the same place you knew a few years ago. We hope you can stop by for a twenty-five-and-a-half year visit.

KUAN-HUA
Ch'UAN-HSIEN
Hsiao-ping

THE SECRETARY OF STATE
WASHINGTON

December 13, 1974

Dear Mr. Minister:

As I leave Peking, I wish to thank you for the generous hospitality which you showed me and my family, in particular the marvelous welcoming banquet which you gave for us on November 25. Once again, our talks proved fruitful. As Minister of Foreign Affairs, you will continue to exercise major responsibilities for the crucial task of improving relations between our two countries, and I look forward to cooperation in the future as we pursue our common goals.

Mrs. Kissinger joins me in best wishes to you and your wife.

His Excellency
Ch'iao Kuan-hua,
Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Peking.

December 13, 1974

Dear Mr. Director:

In the course of my visits to Peking, I have come to appreciate the tact, efficiency, and good sense which characterize the work of the Protocol Department. Once again, you and your staff have more than lived up to your own high standard. On behalf of my family and my colleagues, let me convey to all of you our thanks for helping to make my visit a success.

In addition, I would like to add my sincere congratualtions on your recent assumption of the position of Director.

Mr. Chu Ch'uan-hsien
Director,
Protocol Department,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
Peking.

( Translation )

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger

Secretary of State of the United States of America
Washington, D.C.

I wish to express my thanks to you for the message
of condolences on the passing away of Mr. Tung Pi-wu, Vice
Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's
Congress of the People's Republic of China.

Chiao Kuan-hua
Minister of Foreign Affairs of
the People's Republic of China

Peking, May 28, 1975

S/S 7525269

December 26, 1975

Dear Mr. Minister:

I want to thank you for the thoughtful gifts
presented to me during my visit to Peking with
President Ford. The tea, the Mao Tai, the
cloth, and the vases will all serve as momentos
of time I shall long recall with pleasure.

I greatly appreciate your thoughtfulness.

His Excellency
Ch'iao Kuan-hua,
Minister of Foreign Affairs,
People's Republic of China.

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February 4, 1975.

Mr. Herbert Schlosser,
President
National Broadcasting Co.,
30 Rockefeller Plaza
New York, N. Y.

Re: Today Show

Dear Mr. Schlosser,

I listened with interest to Barbara Walters' interview with Mr. Colson concerning Dr. Henry Kissinger and I thought it was the most vicious piece of yellow journalism I have ever heard in my life.

Nothing was more one sided than this interview. It was an unjust character assassination and I blame it either on your office or on Barbara Walters. She knew very well that Mr. Colson was a bitter enemy of Dr. Kissinger and would resort to anything and everything that would destroy Dr. Kissinger's prestige and minimize his usefulness.

It was very easy for her to be impartial if she wanted to. All she had to do was to question Mr. Colson on his jealous and hateful relationship with Dr. Kissinger, but evidently she deliberately avoided it or was not permitted by her superiors.

The exclusive Colson interview did not help this Country one iota. In fact it did more harm than anything I have heard in our relationship with foreign countries.

I believe if you want to be fair, you should give equal time to people who speak kindly of Dr. Kissinger and know the antipathy of Mr. Colson toward him.

This will tend to show fairness on your part in order to rectify in a small measure, the damage you have done both to this Country and Dr. Kissinger.

BK/skh

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COL. NATHANIEL H. KUTCHER

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PHILIP LEVINE

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ELY H. SCHWARTZ

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