April 1, 1965

Professor Dr. E.K. Scheuch
Universität zu Köln
Institut für International vergleichende Sozialforschung
5 Köln-Lindenthal
Lindenburger Allee 5
West Germany

Dear Dr. Scheuch:

This is just a note to tell you how very much I enjoyed
your participation in our meeting and how much I appreciated
your taking the time to come over.

We have had a long conversation so that there is no need
to repeat my general comments. I think your paper is highly
original and will be a contribution of which we will be proud.

In revising it, you might keep in mind that an American
audience will be less familiar with the facts to which you refer
than your usual German one. A maximum of illustrations would, of
therefore, be helpful. Also, as we agreed, the methodological
part at the beginning may well be moved into an Appendix.

We are planning to get the authors together once more at
the latter half of July at Harvard. We are tentatively thinking
of having a meeting for a day or two the week of July 25th though
the week of July 18th may also prove possible. How does this
look for you? What is your preference? Could you let me know
as soon as possible?

We would like your revised paper by June 15th. Can we
count on this?

I am enclosing a summary of the notes that were taken at
the meeting for whatever use they may be to you.

With warm regards.

Henry V. Klaeager

Sincerely yours,

With kind regards.

from the others.

of the conference as soon as I have heard

I will let you know about the date

it no later than June 12th.
on the paper and I look forward to receiving

I am delighted that you are working

April 13th.

Thank you for your nice letter of

Dear Dr. Schenck:

West Germany
Lindenberg Ariee 2
2 Koenigsthal
Societätsrechnung
Institut für Internationaler Vergleichende
Universität zu Köln
Professor Dr. E.K. Schenck

April 31, 1962

Henry W. Kieiserger

Sincerely yours,

With kind regards.

I look forward to receiving it.

Dear Mr. Schouch:

West Germany
Lindenberg Ariee 2
2 Köln-Finkenwalde
Societeforschung
Institut für International vergleichende
Universität zu Köln
Professor Dr. E.K. Schouch

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October 18, 1965

Professor Dr. E.K. Scheuch
Universität zu Köln
Institut für International vergleichende
Sozialforschung
5 Koln-Lindenthal
Lindenburger Allee 5
West Germany

Dear Professor Scheuch:

Upon my return from a week's vacation
I find that you did not leave your manu-
script here as you indicated you would
in your telegram of October 5th.

I know that Mr. Kissinger will be
extremely distressed to hear that we
do not yet have your piece. I think
it is imperative that you send the
manuscript to me immediately.

Secretary
John Blanchard

Sincerely yours,

mannscript to me immediately.
it is imperative that you send the
do not yet have your piece. I think
extremely distressed to hear that we
I know that Mr. Klaasinger will be

in your telegram of October 2nd.
script here as you indicated you would
I find that you did not leave your manu-
Upon my return from a week's vacation

Dear Professor Schenck:

West Germany
Lindenberg Viller 2
2 Köln-Findenthal
Sosialforschung
Institut für International vergleichende
Universität zu Köln
Professor Dr. E.K. Schenck

October 18, 1962

November 5, 1965

Dear Mr. Scheuch:

Mr. Kissinger will be returning to the office next week and I know he expects to have your complete piece for the German book at that time.

When you gave me the first portion, you assured me that we would have there est of it by the first of November. Since we are most anxious to put the book into the hands of a publisher, it is necessary for us to receive your piece immediately.

Universität zu Köln
Institut für vergleichende Sozialforschung

Direktor: Prof. Dr. E. K. Soheuch

Professor Henry A. Kissinger
Center for International Affairs
Harvard University
6 Divinity Avenue
Cambridge, Mass.
02138
U.S.A.

5 Köln-Lindenthal,
Lindenburger Allee 15
Telefon 41 11 83

30th November, 1965

Dear Dr. Kissinger,

At long last the manuscript is finished. I have airmailed five copies of the final instalment to you, and five more to Karl Kaiser. To make sure that no confusion occurs as a result of this shipping by instalments, I am now enclosing one separate and complete copy.

Please feel free to make any changes. I do know that the foot-noting is much too extensive, and I would not be surprised if you decided to eliminate a major part.

Again, accept my apologies for repeatedly exceeding deadlines. The empirical material that I worked into the old text proved to be much more cumbersome to handle than I had reason to expect.

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December 10, 1965

Professor Dr. E.K. Scheuch
Universitat zu Koln
Institut fur International vergleichende
Sozialforschung
5 Koln-Lindenthal
Lindenburger Allee 5
West Germany

Dear Mr. Scheuch:

Your paper has at long last
arrived and it was well worth waiting
for. I have made only negligible
changes for the sake of clarity which
I will submit to you for approval.

Kind regards.

HARVARD UNIVERSITY

ROBERT R. BOWIE, Director
HOLLIS B. CHENERY
SAMUEL P. HUNTINGTON
ALEX INKELES
HENRY A. KISSINGER
EDWARD S. MASON
THOMAS C. SCHELLING
RAYMOND VERNON

6 DIVINITY AVENUE
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MASSACHUSETTS 02138

DEC 21 1965

To: Henry Kissinger

From: Bob Erwin RE

Date: 12/20/65

I am now 22 pages (plus the accompanying 16 pages of notes) into the editing of E. K. Scheuch's chapter on social structure, and I see that the complete chapter will necessitate hundreds, perhaps thousands, of editorial alterations. This is primarily because the author is not at home in the English language: he writes "weigh" for "weigh," "Ann Porter" for "Katherine Anne Porter," "monolythic" for "monolithic," "capatibility" for "capability," and so on.

Given this situation, I propose, with your concurrence, to treat Scheuch differently from the other authors by not sending him the marked-up MS to review. I fear that he would feel inadequate and therefore do nothing, so that the mailing and waiting would be a waste of time. Or else he would feel challenged and add further awkward locutions. Instead, I would rather send him a retyped copy of the edited version, with the very faintest and most ambiguous of hints that it is not an absolute *fait accompli*.

January 24, 1966

Mrs. Abell
Secretary to Dr. Lerner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Building53-370
Cambridge, Massachusetts

Dear Mrs. Abell:

As you requested, I am enclosing
a copy of Dr. Scheuch's paper.

February 1, 1966

Dear Professor Scheuch:

In Professor Kissinger's absence
I should like to acknowledge your letter
of January 26th.

He has been in Europe for the
past ten days but is expected to return
to the office the end of this week. He
was in Bonn for a few days and I know
will be sorry to have missed you.

You should be hearing from him
shortly after his return.

Joan Blanchard
Secretary

Sincerely yours,

shortly after his return.

will be sorry to have missed you.
was in Bonn for a few days and I know
to the office the end of this week. He
brought ten days but is expected to return
He has been in Europe for the
of January 26th.

I should like to acknowledge your letter
In Professor Klaasinger's absence

Dear Professor Schenck:

West Germany
Lindenburg Auffee 2
2 Köln-Lindenthal
Sitzelforschung
Institut für International vergleichende
Universität zu Köln
Professor Dr. E.K. Schenck

February 1, 1966

HARVARD UNIVERSITY

April 25, 1966

Memorandum to: Henry A. Kissinger

From: Karl Kaiser

Erwin Scheuch in a correspondence on another matter asks me in passing when he can expect payment of his author's fee. He happens to be in Cambridge between April 29th and May 3. I shall suggest to him that he contact you directly.