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August 20, 1964

Mr. Henry A. Kissinger
Center for International Affairs
6 Divinity Avenue
Harvard University
Cambridge, Mass.

Dear Henry:

I'm sorry about the confusion over the cost of reprints. I had thought you understood this situation, but if I had known of your order in time I would have warned you that the cost of 100 reprints is fairly prohibitive. I believe it's already been explained to you that the reason we can provide them relatively inexpensively initially is that we absorb, as part of our honorarium, all the make-ready costs of putting the type on the press.

I now have your letter asking for permission to reprint four FOREIGN AFFAIRS articles in a volume to be published by Praeger. We are, of course, glad to give you this permission on our usual terms, to wit; payment of our minimum reprint fee of $50.00 for each article used; credit to be given to FOREIGN AFFAIRS, with date of issue, on the first page of the reprinted article, with mention somewhere in your acknowledgements that FOREIGN AFFAIRS articles are copyrighted by the Council on Foreign Relations Inc., New York; all omissions from the Wohlstetter text indicated by dots or asterisks; this permission to cover only this one edition in English.

PWQ:ls

August 18, 1964

Mr. Philip Quigg
Managing Editor
**Foreign Affairs**
58 East 68th Street
New York, New York

Dear Phil:

I am planning to compile and edit a book of readings entitled PROBLEMS OF NATIONAL STRATEGY, to be published by Frederick A. Praeger in 1965. I would like to have your permission to include the following:

Ginsburgh, Col. R.N., "The Challenge to Military Professionalism," *Foreign Affairs*, January, 1964, pp. 255-268, approximately 4,860 words.

Wohlstetter, Albert, "The Delicate Balance of Terror," FA, April 1959, pp. 211-234, approximately 8,800 words.

Gilpatric, Roswell, "Our Defense Needs: The Long View," FA, April 1964, pp. 366-378, approximately 6,240 words.

Wohlstetter, Albert, "Nuclear Sharings: NATO and the N+1 Country," FA, April 1961, pp. 355-387, approximately 13,000 words; pp. 355-360, 361-367, 369-382, 386-387, approximately 10,300 words. (The latter are excerpts.)

Since Praeger will publish PROBLEMS OF NATIONAL STRATEGY both in the United States and in England, it will be necessary to have English-language rights throughout the world.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Henry V. Klausinger

Sincerely yours,

to have English-language rights throughout the world.
both in the United States and in England, it will be necessary
since Praeger will duplicate PROBLEMS OF NATIONAL STRATEGY

approximately 10,300 morgs. (The latter are excursions.)
13,000 morgs; bd. 322-360, 361-363, 363-383, 383-387,
M+I Country," VA, April 1961, bd. 322-383, approximately
Mobilletter, Vipert, "Nuclear Sparring: NATO and the
Mobilletter," Vipert, "The Definite Balance of Terror."

VA, April 1964, bd. 366-318, approximately 9,340 morgs.
Gilbertic, Roswell, "Our Defense Needs: The Long View."

VA, April 1929, bd. 311-334, approximately 8,300 morgs.
Mobilletter, Vipert, "The Definite Balance of Terror."

bd. 322-363, approximately 4,860 morgs.

Professionals," Foreign Affairs, January, 1964,
GinEPurgh, Col. R.N., "The Challenge to Military

Frederick V. Praeger in 1962. I would like to pave your
entitled PROBLEMS OF NATIONAL STRATEGY, to be published by
I am planning to couple and edit a book of reprints

Dear Bill:

New York, New York
28 East 48th Street
Foreign Affairs
Managing Editor
Mr. Phillip Quigley

August 18, 1964

November 25, 1964

Mr. Jean Louis Brindamour
Rights and Permissions Department
Columbia University Press
2960 Broadway
New York, New York 10027

Dear Mr. Brindamour:

Thank you very much for your letter
of August 20th granting permission to include
Malcolm W. Hoag's article "Nuclear Strategic
Options and European Force Participation" in
Problems of National Security. I am sorry about
the delay which was involved in completing the
arrangements. Frederick A. Praeger, Inc. has
accepted your terms and will proceed accordingly.

With many thanks again for your
cooperation.

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS

2960 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10027

August 20, 1964

Professor Henry A. Kissinger
Harvard University
Center for International Affairs
6 Divinity Avenue
Cambridge 38, Massachusetts

Dear Mr. Kissinger: **ROSECRANCE:** THE DISPERSION OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS

We have your letter of August 19, 1964, requesting permission to use material from the above-mentioned work(s). The Press will be happy to have you use this material, as indicated in your letter, on the following conditions:

(1) payment to the Press, not later than the date of publication of your work, of a fee of $75.00;

(2) an acknowledgment of our publication(s) by author, title, place of publication, publisher, year of publication, and page reference(s), though if you prefer to use another form of citation you may do so if it adequately cites the work(s) from which you are quoting;

(3) a [copy] of your work sent to the Press, to my attention, upon its publication.

We hope you will find the foregoing acceptable, and we wish you success with your book.

November 25, 1964

Miss Judith Michaels
The American Scholar
1811 Q Street, N.W.
Washington 9, D.C.

Dear Miss Michaels:

Thank you very much for your letter
of September 16th granting permission to include
J.K. Zawodny's article "Unconventional Warfare"
in Problems of National Security. I am sorry
about the delay which was involved in completing
the arrangements. Frederick A. Praeger, Inc.
has accepted your terms and will proceed
accordingly.

THE AMERICAN SCHOLAR

1811 Q STREET, N. W. WASHINGTON 9, D. C. COLUMBIA 5-3808

September 16, 1964

Mr. Henry A. Kissinger
Center for International Affairs
Harvard University
Cambridge 38, Massachusetts

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

We have now heard from J. K. Zawodny concerning your request for per-
mission to reprint "Unconventional Warfare" in the book of readings
that you are preparing for publication by Frederick A. Praeger.

We are happy to grant this permission to you for $50.00, one-half of
which we will pay to Mr. Zawodny. We request that proper acknowledg-
ment be given to the author and to the SCHOLAR as the original source
of publication. For a credit line we suggest: "Reprinted from THE
AMERICAN SCHOLAR, Volume 31, Number 3, Summer, 1962. Copyright c 1962
by the United Chapters of Phi Beta Kappa. By permission of the pub-
lishers."

We appreciate your interest in Mr. Zawodny's article, and in the
SCHOLAR. If we may be of any further service, please let us know.

JM:s

THE AMERICAN SCHOLAR

August 28, 1964

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

Thank you for your letter of August 19, requesting permission to re-
print J.K. Zawodny's article, "Unconventional Warfare," in the book
of readings that you are preparing for publication by Frederick A.
Praeger in 1965.

Although we do hold the copyright on this article, it is our policy
to seek some statement of approval from the author before granting
any reprint permissions. With Mr. Zawodny's approval, we shall be
glad to give you permission for our usual reprint fee of $50.00, one-
half of which we pay to the author. We are writing to Mr. Zawodny
today and you may expect to hear from us again shortly.

JM:s

Henry A. Kissinger

Sincerely yours,

cooperation.

your terms and will proceed accordingly.
Frederick V. PrAGER, Inc., has accepted
was involved in completing the arrangements.
Security. I am sorry about the delay which
Armed Services" in Problems of National
Competition and the Political Issues of the
Samuel P. Huntington's article "InterService
of August 20th granting permission to include
Thank you very much for your letter

Dear Mr. Kirkpatrick:

Washington, D.C.
1726 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.
The Political Science Building
The American Political Science Association
Executive Director
Mr. Earon M. Kirkpatrick

November 24, 1964

Henry V. Kieinger

Sincerely yours,

to have English-language rights throughout the world.
both in the United States and in England, it will be necessary
since Praeger will published PROBLEMS ON NATIONAL STRATEGY
number of morges.

reference to pp. 40-53 and it has approximately 10,800
Political Science Review in March, 1961. The exact page
by Samuel P. Huntington which appeared in American
Competition and the Political Role of the Armed Services,
your permission to include in this work, "Interagency
by Frederick A. Praeger in 1962. I would like to have
entitled PROBLEMS ON NATIONAL STRATEGY, to be published
I am planning to complete and edit a book of readings

Gentlemen:

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August 19, 1964

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Dear Professor Kissinger,

Thank you very much for your letter of August 26th, 1964. We gladly grant permission to include Professor Schelling's article: "Wie neu ist die 'neue Strategie' der Vereinigten Staaten" which appeared in issue number 15/1963 of EUROPA-ARCHIV in your publication "Problems of National Strategy", Praeger, 1963, provided that mention is made of the original publication in EUROPA-ARCHIV. With regard to the possibility of a reprint fee we would like you to settle this directly with Professor Schelling.

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Dear Professor Kissinger,

Thank you very much for your letter of August 26th, 1964. We gladly grant permission to include Professor Schelling's article: "Wie neu ist die 'neue Strategie' der Vereinigten Staaten" which appeared in issue number 15/1963 of EUROPA-ARCHIV in your publication "Problems of National Strategy", Praeger, 1965, provided that mention is made of the original publication in EUROPA-ARCHIV. With regard to the possibility of a reprint fee we would like you to settle this directly with Professor Schelling.

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Dear Dr. Kissinger:

The *Bulletin* is happy to grant permission for you to include the Freeman Dyson, "Defense Against Ballistic Missiles," and Leo Szilard, "'Minimal Deterrent' vs. Saturation Parity" articles in Frederick A. Praeger's forthcoming book, *Problems of National Strategy*. Permissions fee of $50. each will include the English language rights. Please use the following credit lines:

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to have English-language rights throughout the world.
both in the United States and in England, it will be necessary
since Praeger will duplicate PROBLEMS OF NATIONAL STRATEGY
approximately 2,200 morgs.

Parity," which appeared in March 1964, b.b. 6-13,
Safard, Leo, "Minimal Deterrent vs. Saturation
2,200 morgs.

which appeared in June 1964, b.b. 13-18 approximately
Dyson, Freeman, "Defense Against Ballistic Missiles."

Your permission to include the following.
by Frederick A. Praeger in 1962. I would like to have
entitled PROBLEMS OF NATIONAL STRATEGY, to be published
I am planning to compile and edit a book of readings

Gentlemen:

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July 10, 1964

Professor Henry Kissinger
Center for International Affairs
6 Divinity Avenue
Cambridge 38, Mass.

Dear Professor Kissinger:

Mr. Praeger has handed over to me, to my great delight,
the file and plans for your forthcoming book of readings
in Problems of National Strategy. This is indeed an
enormous pleasure for me, and I look forward very much
to seeing the manuscript.

Meanwhile, I have drafted a letter for you that can be
used to request permission from publishers to reprint
the various selections you plan to include in the book.
(I've put it in the first person, for you as signatory,
but this can easily be changed if your secretary will
handle it directly.) The request is for English-language
world rights; if the publishers to whom you write do not
hold these rights, or hold only American rights, to the
material, they will no doubt refer you to whomever does.
There should be no problem, but please let me know if
I can help further with this in any way.

I gather that all the details of the contract have been
cleared up, and that you will be hearing from Mr. Praeger
about it.

I shall be away from the office from August 1 to August
24, but--before or after--I'd be delighted to be of assis-
tance if you have any queries or knotty problems in
the preparation of the manuscript. But I'm sure there
won't be any.

July 1, 1964

Mr. Frederick A. Praeger
Frederick A. Praeger, Inc., Publishers
111 Fourth Avenue
New York, New York 10003

Dear Mr. Praeger:

Thank you for your letter of June 22nd.

I have gone over the contract. It seems to me to
reflect accurately our oral understanding.

Let me point out a few matters. On page 3 there
is a typing error. My assistant's name is Maury Feld not
Maury Seld as the contract says. I have corrected this
in the copy I am returning to you.

On page 2 the contract calls for me to deliver a
manuscript in November, 1965. My intention is to deliver
the manuscript in November, 1964.

Finally, I am sure that the contract does not preclude
my publishing my Council lectures even though they deal with
one aspect of the military problem -- mainly NATO policy.

As for other publishing plans, why don't we get this
one behind us before we consider anything else.

Best regards.

Henry V. Kieferger

Sincerely yours,

Best regards.

one pering us before we consider anything else.

We for other fulfilling planes, why don't we get this

one aspect of the military problem -- mainly NATO policy.
my fulfilling my Council lectures even though they deal with
futurily. I am sure that the contract does not preclude

On page 3 the contract calls for me to deliver a
manuscript in November, 1962. My intention is to deliver

in the cody I am returning to you.

Maurty said as the contract says. I have corrected this
is a taking error. My assistant's name is Maurty. Held not
Let me point out a few matters. On page 3 there

Dear Mr. Kieferger:

New York, New York 10003
111 Fourth Avenue
Frederick V. Kieferger, Inc., Publishers
Mr. Frederick V. Kieferger

July 1, 1964

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June 22, 1964

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

Problems of National Strategy

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

I had no idea how tricky this contract was going to be. We finally drafted it no less than four times. I hope it is satisfactory in its present form and reflects exactly the terms on which we agreed.

In the meantime, we had a chance to discuss the book with various people in the military establishment and also with some people at the universities. They all seemed rather excited about it.

We will draft a letter for you this week, so that your secretary can ask for permissions, and we'll send it to you right away. I suppose there will be no difficulty in duplicating or mimeographing these letters. If there is, we can of course do it for you.

Elisabeth Niebuhr Sifton, who is a) an admirer of yours, and b) attended your course on Principles of International Politics, will be the editor responsible for the project. She, too, will write to you about it.

FREDERICK A. PRAEGER INC.

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March 4, 1964
(Dictated 2/28/64)

Professor Henry A. Kissinger
Center for International Affairs
Harvard University
6 Divinity Avenue
Cambridge 38, Mass.

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

I have not nagged you about Problems of National Strategy.

You wanted to think about it and see whether you couldn't
work this out with one of your assistants. I still would very
much like to do such a book with you as editor, and I am still
very anxious to do a book of your essays and articles.

I am flying to Europe on Saturday so I won't be able to
remind you for a little while, but I hope very much that you
will use this period of grace to come to a positive decision.
I think you made a note of the conditions I offered. All I
can do is repeat that we are very anxious, and that you can
practically write your own ticket.

I'll telephone when I get back and I suppose all I can
do in the meantime is hope that you don't get too involved in
domestic politics. I am a bit frightened right now. Wherever
I look I don't like it. Our performance during the last few
weeks was rather sad and all one can really do is to read
Art Buchwald and laugh.

P.S. Your Cambridge sandwich wasn't really too bad, but I hope
we can do better the next time.

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