812 fifth avenue
new york, n. y. 10021

At this Thanksgiving time we unite
in gratitude for ...

the blessing of freedom
the privilege of individual choice
the challenge of opportunity
the satisfaction of accomplishment

May you and your family enjoy abundance
of all good things during the coming year.

joan and ed lowe

western union

Telegram

1974 OCT 21

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PMS SECRETARY OF STATE DEPT OF STATE, DLR

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WASHINGTON DC

MR SECRETARY CONGRATULATIONS ON THE AGREEMENT REACHED BY THE ADMINISTRATION AND SENATE SPONSORS REGARDING THE TRADE REFORM ACT. WE BELIEVE IT WAS A MOVE CONSISTENT WITH THE TRADITIONAL HUMANITARIAN CONCERNS OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. WE EXTEND TO YOU OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION FOR YOUR PART IN HELPING ARRIVE AT THIS AGREEMENT.

WE ARE AWARE OF THE FACT THAT THE MEASURE OF EFFECTIVENESS IS PERFORMANCE. A GOOD WAY FOR SOVIET LEADERS TO SHOW SINCERITY IS FOR THEM TO IMPLEMENT THE POINTS IN YOUR LETTER TO SENATOR

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PERFORMANCE. A GOOD WAY FOR SOVIET LEADERS TO SHOW SINCERITY
WE ARE AWARE OF THE FACT THAT THE MEASURE OF EFFECTIVENESS IS

THIS AGREEMENT.

OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION FOR YOUR PART IN HELPING ARRIVE AT
HUMANITARIAN CONCERNS OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. WE EXTEND TO YOU
ACT. WE BELIEVE IT WAS A MOVE CONSISTENT WITH THE TRADITIONAL
ADMINISTRATION AND SENATE SPONSORS REGARDING THE TRADE REFORM
MR SECRETARY CONGRATULATIONS ON THE AGREEMENT REACHED BY THE
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western union

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1974 OCT 21 AM 1:19

JACKSON AND IN HIS LETTER TO YOU IN ANTICIPATION OF THE PASSAGE
OF THE TRADE ACT.

MR SECRETARY PRIOR TO YOUR DEPARTURE FOR MOSCOW WE HAVE NOT SUBMITTED A LIST WHICH YOU CAN TAKE WITH YOU FOR THERE HAVE BEEN NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGES SINCE WE LAST SUBMITTED DATA. BUT WE DO WISH YOU SUCCESS ON YOUR FORTHCOMING VISIT.

STANLEY H LOWELL ESQUIRE RABBI ISRAEL MILLER RM 1864 11 WEST
42 ST NEW YORK NY 10036
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JONAH
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STANLEY H LOWELL ESONITE RABBI ISRAEL MILLER RM 1824 11 WEST
WE DO WISH YOU SUCCESS ON YOUR FORTHCOMING VISIT.
BEEN NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGES SINCE WE LAST SUBMITTED DATA. BUT
SUBMITTED A LIST WHICH YOU CAN TAKE WITH YOU FOR THERE HAVE
MR SECRETARY PRIOR TO YOUR DEPARTURE FOR MOSCOW WE HAVE NOT
OF THE TRADE ACT.

JACKSON AND IN HIS LETTER TO YOU IN ANTICIPATION OF THEIR PASSAGE

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Three Lions, Inc. Publishers, 150 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10011

TELEPHONE 691-8640 - CABLE ADDRESS THREELIONS NEW YORK

October 12, 1976

Ms. Suzanne S. McFarlane
Personal Assistant to Dr. Kissinger
Office of the Secretary of State
Washington, D. C.

Dear Ms. McFarlane:

We refer to your letter of September 17 acknowledging
the picture of Mr. Botha of South Africa. We are glad
you had the opportunity of showing this picture to
Dr. Kissinger.

However, you will have a hard time finding a town named
Kissinger in South Africa. The picture was signed in
Bad Kissingen, a famous spa in Germany located near
Dr. Kissinger's birthplace. This made, in our opinion,
the picture even more interesting.

Enclosed you will find a photostat of a cartoon which
was published recently in a German language newspaper,
The Aufbau. This is sent to you at the suggestion of
Dr. Kissinger's acquaintance, Professor Morgenthau.
We have the original cartoon and are wondering if we
could send it to you in order to have Dr. Kissinger
sign it for us and return it.

We await your reply and thank you very much for your
helpfulness.

MGL/mp
Encl.

ALTHOUGH EVERY CARE IS TAKEN OF PHOTOGRAPHS AND OTHER MATERIALS SUBMITTED TO US, WE CANNOT ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR SAFETY.

THE SECRETARY OF STATE
WASHINGTON

March 13, 1976

Dear Mr. Lowenstein:

I am pleased to have once again had the
opportunity to participate in a Sigma Delta Chi
media program in Atlanta.

The forum was most effective, and I am
appreciative of all the effort, particularly on
the part of Dick Miles and Spencer Ragsdale, that
made the program a successful one.

Thank you again for your organization's
contribution to a memorable return visit to
Atlanta.

Best regards,

Mr. Lawrence Lowenstein,
President,
Atlanta Chapter,
Sigma Delta Chi,
125 Perimeter Center,
West Atlanta, Georgia.

THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON

March 15, 1973

PAT -

Howard K. Smith is requesting an interview of Mr. Kissinger at a time in the future when he can guarantee an appropriate audience.

Mr. Kissinger would like Mr. Haldeman's recommendation as to whether he should do it when Mr. Smith comes back to him.

I

THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON

February 12, 1976

MEMORANDUM FOR: ANNE KAMSTRA
Mildred Leonard's
Office

FROM: Irene Derus
General Scowcroft's
Office

SUBJECT: Autograph Request

Would you please have the President autograph
the attached program from the Roger Stevens
Benefit at the Kennedy Center. The letter from
Mr. Lowing to Mrs. Kissinger requesting the
autograph is also attached.

After the President has autographed it, please
return the program to me and I will forward
it to Mrs. Jacqui Hill, Mrs. Kissinger's
secretary, for return to Mr. Lowing.

Thank you.

# House Rules

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## Signing Privileges

Any member may request authorization of signing privileges for the lady members of his immediate family over 18 years of age. Application on forms provided for this purpose should be made to the House Committee.

The annual charge for signing privileges is $20 (plus tax) for the first card and $10 (plus tax) for each additional card.

## Use of Ladies' Dining and Lounge Rooms

Ladies having signing privileges have full use of the Rooms unaccompanied, and may entertain guests of either sex over twelve years of age.

Members must be accompanied by ladies when using the Rooms.

## Signing Vouchers

Members will be responsible for the payment of all charges by ladies to whom signing privileges have been authorized at their request. A lady having signing privileges will sign vouchers with her own name and the name of her sponsoring member, whose house account will be charged therefor. Where it is desired that ladies be billed directly for charges incurred this will be arranged, subject to the

responsibility of the sponsoring member for the payment of such charges. Statements will be rendered monthly. Cash payments for Club services are not permitted.

## Hours of Service (Except Sunday)

### The Dining Room

<table><tr><td>Luncheon</td><td>12:00 to 2:30 P.M.</td></tr><tr><td>Afternoon Tea</td><td>4:00 to 6:00 P.M.</td></tr><tr><td>Dinner</td><td>6:00 to 9:00 P.M.</td></tr></table>

### The Lounge

Beverages will be served in the Ladies' Lounge from 12 noon until closing.

## Guests

Subject to seasonal rules, members or ladies holding signing privileges are limited to three guests at luncheon or dinner.

## Reservations

Tables may be reserved in advance, subject to seasonal rules, but can be held only 15 minutes beyond the appointed time.

## General Regulations

In addition to the above regulations, the regular House Rules of the Club shall apply, to the extent applicable, to members and ladies and the use of the Ladies' Department.

EMIL MOSBACHER, JR.

February 13, 1974

The Honorable Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of State
Washington, D. C.

Dear Henry:

Welcome and congratulations. I
see by the latest bulletin you have just be-
come a member of the University Club in
New York. Do I get this as a sign of some
sort?

All best wishes in which, of
course, Pat joins me.

EMJR:ml

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