official

(Type of request)

6/22/70

(Date received)

dcm

(By)

BANDLER

(Last name and pending date)

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

To:

From:

Name: Mike Bandler, free lance writer for Book World section of Sun. Wash. Post.

Request: would like to do a taped interview of HAK re his reading habits, what he read as a child, political theory, et al. He has had an article on David Kennedy printed (which he is sending to us) and one on Herb Klein that is to be printed in the near future.

Will call on 6/26 or 6/29

DRY's Recommendation:

HAK's Answer: HAK-NO-7/13

Date and Time:

Party Contacted:

Additional Information:

Resolution:

JUL 15 1970

CENTRAL FILES

Goodspeed's Book Shop INC.

18 BEACON STREET • BOSTON • MASSACHUSETTS 02108

*Anything that's a book*

KISSINGER, HENRY

Telephone: LAfayette 3-5970

Cables: Speedwell, Boston

November 9, 1971

Mr. Henry A. Kissinger
The White House
Washington, D. C.

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

We have acquired a rather interesting *manuscript* volume of 147pp. in an early vellum binding which appears to have been written in the 16th century. In translation this begins:

> "The beautiful and shortest chronicle of the noble...Imperial City of Nürnberg..."
> From its beginning and about its first builder, how it got its name and how large it was, about its destruction and rebuilding... from Emperor Carl the Great to Emperor Carl the Fifth, what happened in Nurnberg during these time, about its wars, etc. especially from the year 1487 on, when I was 20 years old when the Emperor Frederick the Third held the "Reichstag" Imperial Diet at Nurnberg.

There are very few defects and we have had some spot translation done which chiefly identifies each of the twenty-two chapters.

This is available at $100 and, of course, we would be very happy to send the volume to you On Approval if you would care to see it.

GTB:cr

DIRECTORS · Gordon T. Banks · George T. Goodspeed · Horace P. Moulton · Michael J. Walsh

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

RECEIVED
KISSINGER'S OFFICE
White House
Washington

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PMS MR HENRY KISSINGER

WHITE HOUSE DC

I FEEL VERY HUMBLE BUT PROUD WHEN PEOPLE STOP ME ON THE STREET
TO TELL ME THAT I LOOK LIKE HENRY KISSINGER TO BE COMPARE ONLY
IN APPEARANCE WITH A MAN OF YOUR CALIBLE IS EXTREMELY FLATTERING
I WOULD BE VERY GRATEFUL FOR AN AUTOGRAPH PICTURE OF YOU TO
HANG ON, MY OFFICE WALL.

BILL BARKER 64 A ALBERTA AVE CHARLESTON SC 29403

FORM 0805 PRINTED BY THE STANDARD REGISTER COMPANY, U. S. A.

BILL BARKER 64 A ALBERTA AVE CHARLESTON 2C 59403

HANG ON MY OFFICE WALL.

I WOULD BE VERY GRATEFUL FOR AN AUTOGRAPH PICTURE OF YOU TO
IN APPEARANCE WITH A MAN OF YOUR CALIBRE IS EXTREMELY FLATTERING
TO TELL ME THAT I LOOK LIKE HENRY KISSINGER TO BE COMPARE ONLY
I FEEL VERY HUMBLE BUT PROUD WHEN PEOPLE STOP ME ON THE STREET

WHITE HOUSE DC

BMS MR HENRY KISSINGER

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GENERAL

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

FEB 18 1971

Dear Mr. Barlow:

Thank you for your letter and your suggestion that my views might make a worthwhile contribution to your publication. I regret that several trips away from Washington during and since the holiday have prevented me from writing back to you more quickly.

My schedule has been extremely heavy during recent months and shows no signs of easing off in the near future. I find that at this time I am simply not in a position to be making appointments outside of my official obligations.

I appreciate your writing to me and wish you well with Vision/Europe.

Mr. William E. Barlow, President
Vision Incorporated
Vision Building
635 Madison Avenue
New York, N. Y. 10022

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