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UNIVERSITY of PENNSYLVANIA

FOREIGN POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Room 102 - 133 South 36th Street

PHILADELPHIA 4, PENNSYLVANIA

ROBERT STRAUSZ-HUPÉ, Director

December 4, 1961

Dear Henry:

I called Mr. McCabe's office today and your letter had not yet arrived. I would very much appreciate it if you could drop him a note immediately so I might have a chance to see him in New York.

With all good wishes,

WRK:kec

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

December 6, 1961

Mr. Thomas B. McCabe, President
Scott Paper Company
Philadelphia 13, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. McCabe:

A good friend of mine, William Kintner, has just been appointed Deputy Director of the Foreign Policy Research Institute of the University of Pennsylvania. He used to work with me and Governor Rockefeller in Washington, and I know that the Governor thinks very highly of him, as do I. Another person who knows him well is Howard Peterson.

Colonel Kintner would appreciate an opportunity to meet with you to discuss some problems with which he thinks you might be helpful. I would be grateful if you could spare the time to see him.

With every good wish and many thanks.

December 14, 1961

Dear Mr. McCabe:

Thank you for your letter of the
8th. It is kind of you to be willing to
see Colonel Kintner.

I have checked with him about what
he wants. Apparently, he is interested in
entering political life in Pennsylvania and
thought your counsel would be helpful. I
know Kintner is someone who has stood for a
firmer foreign policy than has been the
case. Indeed, he left the Army because of
his frustration with the present course of
events. However, since I do not know much
about politics, I cannot make any other judg-
ment about his views.

All good wishes.