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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

Message - Received

February 2, 1971

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

Dear Henry:

Thank you for lunch and the good talk with it.

My publisher assures me that they sent off a copy of
my book to you, suitably inscribed, at least a couple of
weeks ago, but apparently they sent it to your home address
and it may have gone astray.

I will be checking with your secretary, and if it doesn't
turn up this week we will send another copy.

P.S.

I've just been looking at the current (February) issue of the
Washington Monthly and I think Jim Thomson's piece on Taiwan
is worth a glance.

Embassy of Japan
Washington, D. C.

December 11, 1968

Dear Henry,

Congratulations on your appointment as Special Adviser to the President-Elect. I wish you good luck and success in the coming years which will surely not be easy ones for the new administration. I hope that your advice and assistance will go a long way towards tiding the U.S.A. (and the Free World) over this difficult time.

Some days ago I visited the Center at Harvard with my wife. Ben Brown was kind enough to hold a party for us, where I saw many old friends. I missed you, but could not complain, knowing that you have now been called to your present important assignment.

I have been reassigned to Washington since last April as Minister of the Embassy, and I hope that I shall soon be able to greet you here in D. C.

If you could spare ten or twenty minutes out of your busy schedule, I should like to come to see you in your present office in New York.

I should like to brief you on some important issues in Japan-U.S. relations and I would hope that this would help to deepen your knowledge and judgement in your future confrontation with these problems.

Meanwhile, may I await your reply.

Sincerely yours,

Bunroku Yoshino
Minister Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary

The Honorable
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon Headquarters
Pierre Hotel
New York, N.Y.

CENTURY EATS
FEB 5 1969
RECEIVED

Henry V. Kissinger

As always,

Do come and see me.

more than ever,
has meant a lot to me over the years. I need it now

Do stay in touch. Your friendship and life's

expelled from her room.

because she knows she is in no danger of being
I suppose Easter sleeps better at night now

vastly overworked and understaffed.
spoilify for the delay in replying but I have been
appreciate your thinking of me at this time. I

Thank you so much for your kind note. I

Dear Wayland:

London W. 5, England
100 Baywater Road
Lord Kennet Wayland Young

January 51, 1969

KISSINGER HENRY V.