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January 6, 1973

Henry Kissinger, Esq.
The White House
Washington
U.S.A.

Dear Henry:

I hope you had a chance to get some rest. I can't think of anyone - except me - who deserves it more.

Did you have a chance to get to Acapulco? It can be fun.

In the meantime Anne and I will be staying in London until the end of January. I am doing "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"- very interesting. As a matter of fact you should read the Robert Louis Stevenson story. There are elements in it that I imagine could be very helpful in international diplomacy.

We hope to see you soon. In the meantime a very happy New Year. If you succeed in having one, the rest of the world will have one also.

All my best

KIRK

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

KIRK DOUGLAS

May 17, 1973

Dear Henry:

Unfortunately, Anne and I won't be able to attend your birthday party. Matter of fact, it wouldn't surprise me if you weren't able to attend either, but, if you're able to get back from wherever you are in time, have a good time. While you're enjoying the adulation being poured upon you, try not to think of your friend, Kirk, who will be working that weekend with his wife on a film they made together called SCALAWAG. I don't want any sad thoughts to mar your celebration. Seriously, I am under pressure to finish all the work on this film in order to send it off right after Memorial Day.

But, Henry, all I can say is I hope when I get to be fifty - in ten or twelve years - I will look as well as you do.

Happy birthday from both of us.

Best,

P.S. Henry, if you can spring yourself to be here on Saturday, June 2, it could be, as I told you, a fun evening. It's the SHARE party, which this year will be the best ever. The entertainment list consists of Sammy Davis, Sinatra, John Wayne and a lot of others. (I even play the banjo.) I would like to set up a table of ten with Bobby, Don Rickles and maybe Cary Grant. Do you think you could make the time? Try.

Dr. Henry Kissinger
The White House
Washington, D.C.

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JUN 6 1973

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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

KIRK DOUGLAS

June 2, 1973

Dear Henry:

This is a copy of the letter sent to you on May 17. I
hope you get this one.

Also, Anne picked out what I thought was a very appropriate
birthday gift for you that Bob lugged to New York and back
again. We will hold it for you when you visit here the
end of June.

All my best, and

RECEIVED

JUL 16 1973

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May 17, 1973

Dear Henry:

Unfortunately, Anne and I won't be able to attend your birthday party. Matter of fact, it wouldn't surprise me if you weren't able to attend either, but, if you're able to get back from wherever you are in time, have a good time. While you're enjoying the adulation being poured upon you, try not to think of your friend, Kirk, who will be working that weekend with his wife on a film they made together called SCALAWAG. I don't want any sad thoughts to mar your celebration. Sernously, I am under pressure to finish all the work on this film in order to send it off right after Memorial Day.

Best,

KISSINGER, HENRY

Dear Peter:

Thank you for your letter of March 12 in which you expressed a desire to photograph me "enjoying my hobby" for a book to be published by Viking Press.

Yes, I would be delighted to have such a session with you. May I suggest that you contact Dick Campbell of my office to set up a date and time that will be convenient to both of us.

I shall be looking forward to seeing you soon.

Mr. Peter Douglas
707 North Canon Drive
Beverly Hills, California

drc/4-11-73

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APR 1 9 1973

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SEPTEMBER 5, 1972

Jerome Downing
Scout Commissioner
316 Beach 48 Street
Far Rockaway, 91 L. I.
New York

Boy Scouts of America

14 May 1973

Hon.Henry Kissinger
Assistant-To-The-President
NW20500
Washington,D.C.

Dear Sir.

At your indulgence, In good faith, I submit this letter
for your generous consideration.

We in Scouting would like to know if at anytime in your
life you were a Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Explorer. ? If so what
rank did you hold, and did it help you in any way in your
career? Would you please reply to this request. Thanking
you in advance. God Bless.

Mr. Jerome Downing

You're in Scouting

Sincerely,

You in advance, God bless.

Careers? Would you please reply to this request. Thanking
rank and your help, and did it help you in any way in your
file you were a Camp Scout, Boy Scout, Explorer? If so what
we in Scouting would like to know it at anytime in your

for your telephone consideration.

At your convenience, in good faith, I submit this letter
for your consideration.

Washington, D.C.

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Address To-The-President
Hon. Henry Kiehne

14-May 1963

New York