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THE SECRETARY OF STATE
WASHINGTON

June 19, 1976

Dear Dr. Gonzalez:

Thank you very much for your enlighten-
ing pointers on Uxmal and Chichen-Itza.
Having had your instructive tour through Uxmal,
I was better able to imagine the details of
Chichen-Itza, which you pointed out during
the overflight. These structures, in many
respects the most exquisite and interesting of
pre-Columbian sites, are all the more impres-
sive when one imagines the specific problems
faced in construction in a tropical setting
such as the Yucatan. The present-day descen-
dents of the Mayans may indeed be proud of
their heritage.

Dr. Norberto Gonzalez,
Chief Archeologist,
Yucatan Region,
National Museum of History
and Anthropology,
Mexico, D. F.

MICROFILMED
BY S/S-I

Longmeadow, Massachusetts.
72 Primrose Drive,
Mr. Paul L. Gootzit,

Personal Assistant
Suzanne S. McFarlane

Sincerely,

thoughtfulness in sending it to him.
he will enjoy displaying it, and he appreciates your
particularly appropriate for the Secretary. I know that
interesting piece of work, and one whose subject is
for the very kind words that came with it. It is a very
saked me to thank you for the montage "Cultures" and
Before he left on his recent trip, the Secretary

Dear Mr. Gootzit:

June 9, 1976

Paul L. Gootzit
75 Primrose Drive
Longmeadow, Mass. 01106

Dear Mr. Secretary,

I do not know exactly what to say. I'm sure if you were in my position (writing this letter, that is), you would find the proper words. But the sentiment is there and the admiration for your deeds, especially your recent trip to Africa. In recognition of your sensitive commitment to the World and the international affairs of both of ours( and many more ) concerns, I am enclosing a paper-montage. I hope you like and enjoy it in the years to come.

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Honorary Patrons

His Excellency, The Ambassador of Nicaragua and Mrs. Sevilla-Sacasa

H.E. Alejandro Orfila, The Ambassador of Argentina

H.E. The Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Argentina to the
O.A.S. and Mrs. Carasales

H.E. The Ambassador of Barbados and Mrs. Williams

H.E. The Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Bolivia to the O.A.S.
and Mrs. Ortiz-Sanz

H.E. The Ambassador of Brazil and Mrs. Araujo Castro

H.E. The Ambassador of Chile and Mrs. Trucco

H.E. The Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Columbia
and Mrs. Gomez-Pradilla

H.E. The Ambassador of Costa Rica and Mrs. Silva

H.E. The Ambassador of the Dominican Republic and Mrs. Vicioso

H.E. The Ambassador, Permanent Representative of the Dominican Republic
to the O.A.S. and Mrs. de Peña

H.E. The Ambassador of Ecuador and Mrs. Cárdenas

H.E. The Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Ecuador to the O.A.S.
and Mrs. Leoro

H.E. The Ambassador of El Salvador and Mrs. Bertrand Galindo

H.E. The Ambassador of Guatemala and Mrs. Asensio-Wunderlich

H.E. The Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Guatemala to the O.A.S.
and Mrs. Castillo-Arriola

H.E. The Ambassador of Haiti and Mrs. Salomon

H.E. The Ambassador of Honduras and Mrs. Lazarus

H.E. The Chargé d'Affaires of Jamaica and Mrs. Hill

H.E. The Ambassador of Mexico and Mrs. de Olloqui

H.E. The Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Mexico to the O.A.S.
and Mrs. de la Colina

H.E. The Ambassador of Paraguay and Mrs. Solano-Lopez

H.E. The Ambassador of Peru and Mrs. Arce

H.E. The Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Peru to the O.A.S.
and Mrs. Alvarado

H.E. Mateo Marques Sere, Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Uruguay
to the O.A.S.

H.E. The Ambassador of Venezuela and Mrs. Burelli

H.E. The Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Venezuela to the O.A.S.
and Mrs. Machín

F.S.S.C. Benefit Host 1973 and 1974

H.E. Ardeshir Zahedi, The Ambassador of Iran

The Mayor of the District of Columbia and Mrs. Washington

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In welcoming and looking after many of the 9,000 foreign students in the Washington area . . . in bringing to Washington for International Leadership Seminars other foreign students from among the 150,000 now in this country . . . we reaffirm and renew our faith in the American process. By the whole interrelated experience—the exchange of ideas, the friendships that form and grow—we come to see our way of life more clearly. And, if we believe in that way of life, there is nothing to fear and much to gain.

Foreign Student Service Council

"I think I know more about the American legislative system than about the French one now."

French seminar student

"I really felt that I touched the nerves of American government."

Indian seminar student

"Being able to stay with a family made me feel less of one of the million of transient tourists. Many, many thanks for making my trip to Washington so friendly."

Ecuadorian student

"I will never forget your staff's help and sympathy when I was at Howard and worrying so much about my family at home."

Kenyan student

FSSC

FOREIGN STUDENT SERVICE COUNCIL

1860 19th STREET, N.W. • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20009 • (202) 232-4979

OFFICERS

Chairman—Justice Potter Stewart

Deputy Chairman—Mrs. Donaldson Magill

Treasurer—Peter Barnes

Secretary—Mrs. Carlos Gibson

Director—Hon. Robert H. B. Wade

April 30, 1975

The Secretary of State
and Mrs. Kissinger
The Department of State
Washington, D. C. 20510

My dear Mr. Secretary:

I have not wanted to bother you until the last minute so to speak, since we all know how very busy you are, especially with the added burdens of Vietnam.

However, I am enclosing an invitation to the Foreign Student Service Council Benefit to be held on Wednesday, the 28th of May. We would very much like you and Mrs. Kissinger to be our honored guests.

We feel that this social occasion will be of particular significance in highlighting our interest and concern for the countries of this hemisphere. It will take place in the week following the important series of meetings at the O.A.S. which will culminate in the election of a new Secretary General. It is presumed that the present Ambassador of Argentina will be elected. He is, as you will note, our Honorary Chairman for this event.

I will keep in touch with your secretary and hope that we will be honored by your presence.

I would like to take this opportunity to express my personal admiration and support for the tremendous work you are doing for our country and for better international understanding.

Encl.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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Mrs. Edith S. Apple
*Peter Barnes
Mrs. Robert O. Blake
Mrs. John Alton Boyer
Mrs. Constance M. Brown
*Mrs. Preston Brown
Mrs. William Buell
*James M. Byrne
Mrs. E. D. Campbell
Mrs. Joseph E. Casey
Edward W. Clark
Mrs. Marcus Cohn
Mrs. P. Rand Crane
John Charles Daly
Mrs. Richard Davis
Hon. Olcott H. Deming
Julian T. Euell
Hon. Adrian S. Fisher
Hon. William H. G. FitzGerald
Hon. Rockwood H. Foster
*Mrs. Carlos Gibson
David Ginsburg
Mrs. Mackenzie Gordon
Mrs. Richard B. Griffin, Jr.
Mrs. J. M. Colton Hand
Mrs. John W. Hechinger
Mrs. H. John Heinz, III
Mrs. George G. Herrick
Mrs. William K. Hitchcock
Mrs. Townsend W. Hoopes
Richard A. Humphrey

Robert E. Lee
James H. Lemon, Jr.
Mrs. Sol M. Linowitz
Mrs. Winston Lord
Mrs. Donaldson Magill*
Mrs. Charles McC. Mathias, Jr.
Hon. Harry C. McPherson, Jr.
Mrs. Frederick Merrill, Jr.
Mrs. William S. Moorhead
Mrs. Alan Novak*
Mrs. John H. Ohly
Mrs. Walter H. Pincus
Mrs. Walter Ridder
Chalmers Roberts
Davis Robinson
Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt
Hon. Seymour J. Rubin
B. Francis Saul, II
Mrs. Adlai Stevenson, III
Justice Potter Stewart
Mrs. Potter Stewart*
Hon. Robert H. Thayer
Mrs. Maurice Tobin
Mrs. Wynant D. Vanderpool, Jr.
Mrs. James Wakelin
Mrs. O. Mallory Walker, Jr.
Benjamin Welles
J. Burke Wilkinson*
Leaford C. Williams
Mrs. Virginia B. Wood
F. L. Wormald

FOREIGN STUDENT ADVISERS

Rev. Harold C. Bradley, S.J.
Georgetown University

Dr. Ray Clements
George Washington University

Mrs. Barbara Patterson*
Federal City College

George B. Stebbins, Jr.
Catholic University of America

Mrs. Kathleen Brusick
Montgomery College

Joseph W. Neale
American University

Mrs. Paul W. Seaver, Jr.
University of Maryland

Ernest J. Wilson
Howard University

STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES

Sidi Jammeh
Georgetown University

Larry Magor
Montgomery College

*Executive Committee

Mrs. E. Ross Adair
Mrs. Philip W. Amram
Hon. Charles F. Baldwin
Mrs. C. Tracy Barnes
Hon. Andrew H. Berding
Hon. Philip Bonsal
Mrs. Edith Bralove
William Breese
Mrs. Dean Edgar Brown, Jr.
Mrs. Luis F. U. Browne

COUNSELORS OF THE FSSC

Mrs. Olcott H. Deming
Hon. John C. Dreier
Mrs. Henry H. Fowler
Mrs. Alfred Friendly
Mrs. David Ginsburg
Hugh M. Jenkins
Garfield I. Kass
Mrs. Ferdinand Kuhn
Mrs. Matthew Looram
Mrs. William B. Macomber, Jr.

Mrs. Leonard H. Marks
Mrs. Hugh McDiarmid
Mrs. Loudon Mellen
Victor G. Reuther
Hon. Arthur L. Richards
Mrs. Stanley Sarnoff
Mrs. Hollis Scofield
Mrs. John Farr Simmons
A. Buel Trowbridge
Mrs. Martin Vogel
Rev. Gerard Yates, S.J.

HONORARY CHAIRMEN

General J. Lawton Collins, USA (Ret.)

Justice William O. Douglas

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PMS DR HENRY A KISSINGER
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON DC 20008

I HOPE YOU CAN JOIN ME FOR A RECEPTION TO HONOR PETER
MALATESTA AND TO CELEBRATE HIS NEW APPOINTMENT WITH THE
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE ON SUNDAY DECEMBER 9 FROM 7:30
TO 10:00 OCLOCK AT THE JOCKEY CLUB RSVP REGRETS ONLY 293-21;0

. LOUISE GORE
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The English-Speaking Union
OF THE UNITED STATES

To draw together in the bond of friendship the English-speaking peoples of the world

WASHINGTON, D. C. BRANCH
2131 S Street, N.W. 20008 • ADams 4-4602

Office Hours: 9:30 am - 5:00 pm Monday - Friday

August 22, 1975

My dear Mr. Secretary:

The Conservative Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1963 to 1965, the Right Honourable Lord Home of the Hirsel, plans to be in Washington this Autumn. The Washington Branch of The English-Speaking Union will entertain him and Lady Home at a Reception and Dinner on Wednesday, October 8 at the International Club, 1800 K Street, North West, at 7:15 for 8:00 P.M.

We do hope that you and Mrs. Kissinger will honor us with your presence that evening. It would be a delight to have you with us for what I am sure will be a memorable evening.

The Honorable
Henry Alfred Kissinger
The Secretary of State
Department of State
Washington, D. C. 20520

["THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING UNION", "Washington D.C. Branch", "THE PRESIDENT and BOARD OF DIRECTORS", "with great pleasure and pride\ncordially invite you to attend a", "DINNER in honor of", "THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD HOME OF THE HIRSEL, and LADY HOME", "WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1975", "7:15 for 8:00 PM", "The International Club of Washington\n1800 K Street, N.W.", "LORD HOME (pronounced \"Hume\"), formerly known as Sir Alec Douglas-Home, Conservative Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1963 to 1965, when he became Leader of the Opposition, is undoubtedly one of Britain's most distinguished citizens. After an education at Eton and Christ Church, Oxford, his long and outstanding career in public service has included Conservative Member of Parliament for Lanark, Parliamentary Private Secretary to Neville Chamberlain (then Chancellor of the Exchequer), Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and Minister of State in the Scottish Office, at which time he was created a Privy Councillor. In 1955 he entered the Cabinet as Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, visiting almost every member country of the Commonwealth, and from 1957 to 1967 he held the office of Lord President of the Council, and Leader of the House of Lords, in which House he took his seat in 1951.", "When Lord Home became British Prime Minister he disclaimed his hereditary earldom – the 14th Earl of Home – and his seat in the House of Lords, returning to the House of Commons. As a member of the Shadow Cabinet from 1965 to 1970 he continued to specialize in foreign and Commonwealth affairs and to lead for his Conservative Party on these subjects in the House of Commons. He represented Britain on the Consultative Committee of the Council of Europe and at the Assembly of the Western European Union, and visited Rhodesia on the constitutional question.", "Following the Conservative Party victory in 1970, Lord Home, as Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, traveled widely, attending the U.N. General Assembly in New York each year, as well as ministerial meetings at NATO, SEATO, WEU, and CENTO in various capitals, the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference in Singapore, and a summit meeting with the President of the U.S. He accompanied Her Majesty the Queen on state visits, attended the Vietnam Peace Conference in Paris, paid numerous official visits to many countries around the world, and attended the monthly meetings of the Council of Ministers in Brussels, following Britain's membership in the European Community. He was made a Life Peer in 1974.", "Lord Home has also found time for an army career: he is a Captain in the Royal Company of Archers, the Queen's Bodyguard for Scotland, and is a Knight of the Thistle and Chancellor of that Order. He has received honorary doctorates from a number of universities, and was first Chancellor of Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh. He is also a knowledgeable naturalist and was a keen cricketer. His family's records go far back into Scottish history, to the granting of lands and a castle by William the Lion more than 750 years ago. One of his ancestors was Scottish Ambassador to England in the 15th century; another led the battle of Flodden Field in 1513.", "We are greatly honored by this visit, and address, by such a distinguished guest. In addition, we expect to have as our special guests several very distinguished Americans.", "R.S.V.P. (use form below) by October 6, please.\n\n7:15 for 8:00 PM BLACK TIE\n\nContribution $17.50 per person (Sherry and wine included)", "NO tickets issued: guest list at the door.", "(Detach and mail with check)", "To: The Executive Director, E-SU\n2131 S Street, N.W.\nWashington, D.C. 20008", "I enclose $ ~~200~~ ........................ reservations for Dinner in honor of Lord and Lady Home on Wednesday, October 8, 1975 at the International Club of Washington.", "NAME ....................................

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PMS SECRETARY OF STATE HENRY KISSINGER, XLR
ATTN IRENE DERUS WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON DC 2050

DEAR HENRY AS YOU KNOW JANE IS ONE OF YOUR GREATEST ADMIRES
THURSDAY 11 IS HER 50 BIRTHDAY I WOULD LOVE TO GIVE HER A TELEGRAM
FROM YOU AT DINNER ON THURSDAY NIGHT IT WOULD BE A TREMENDOUS
THRILL FOR HER WOULD YOU BE KIND ENOUGH TO SEND JANE GOSDEN
A TELEGRAM TO THE ELDROADO COUNTRY CLUB PALM DZSERT CA SO IT.
WILL BE HERE ON THURSDAY INWILL ARRANGE TO GET IT AND HOLD IT
UNTIL DINNER TIME WE LEAVE FOR THE DESERT TMMORROW DEEPEST THANKS
AND CONGRATULATIONS ON THE SPLENDID JOB YOU HAVE DONE FOR YOUR
COUNTRY AND CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR WEDDING EVERY BODY SAYS
SHES GREAT DEVOTEDLY

FREEMAN GOSDEN

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