KISSINGER, HENRY A.

THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON

MAR 29 1972

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Escandon:

I cannot thank you enough for allowing me to share the serenity
of Casa La Serena. It is truly a magnificent home and appropriately
named. It provided me with by far the best rest and vacation I
have had since assuming my responsibilities at the White House.
I regret the inconvenience that our stay in your lovely home
undoubtedly caused. I hope it is some compensation to know how
perfect a place it was for me and that my memories of Acapulco
will always be filled with happy recollections of my stay in your
home.

Your servants were most attentive and added immeasurably to
my enjoyment of my vacation. The food they prepared was
delicious. Please tell them how grateful I am for all that they
did.

I am sorry that the delay in my arrival caused me to miss
renewing my acquaintance with you, Mr. Escandon; but it was
a great pleasure to meet Mrs. Escandon during lunch. Please
do let me know when you come to Washington.

I am deeply grateful for your generosity.

Mr. and Mrs. Eustaguio Escandon
Casa La Serena
Fracc. Las Brisas
Acapulco, Gro.
Mexico

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MAR 3 1 1972

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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

October 6

Mr. Kissinger:

Mrs. Mosbacher called with the message for you that your host in Mexico, Mr. Escandon, is in the New York Hospital with back trouble. (She thought to tell you this because she spoke with Mrs. Escandon yesterday and they talked about you.)

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OCT. 7 1972

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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

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JAN 23 1971

Dear Ali and Bob:

I was delighted to hear of the happy, though early, arrival of your son, Joshua. I hope that mother and child are thriving.

If the new member of the family turns out to be an FBI fan, I promise him an option on a super tour. Long before that, however, I look forward to seeing his parents here.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans
c/o The Sherry Netherland
59th Street and Fifth Avenue
New York, New York

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New York, New York
23th Street and Fifth Avenue
c/o The Cherry Netherland
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans

Henry A. Klaasinger

Best regards,

here.

I look forward to seeing you again. I look forward to seeing me again. Long before that, now to be an FBI agent. I promise him an option if the new member of the family turns out that mother and child are thriving.

early arrival of your son, John.
I hope
I was delighted to hear of the happy, though

Dear All and Bop:

JAN 5 1971

KISSINGER, HENRY A. (1912- )

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

September 2, 1972

Mr. Robert Fischer
Reykjavik, Iceland

We are all very proud of you and congratulate you on your
superb performance.

It was a pleasure to speak with you before you left.

I hope very much to see you in the White House when
you return.

Henry A. Kissinger.

Received from Ireane by phone at 1:15PM

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SEP 22 1972

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MEMORANDUM

THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON

ACTION

January 27, 1971

MEMORANDUM FOR DR. KISSINGER

FROM: Harold H. Saunders
SUBJECT: Death of Max Fisher's Father

You might want to be aware of the fact that Max Fisher's
father passed away over the weekend, following a long illness.
The funeral is to be held today at the Ira Kaufmann Funeral
Home, Northwestern and Nine Mile Road, Southfield, Michigan.

In view of your personal acquaintance with Max Fisher, you
may want to send along a note of sympathy. I have prepared a letter
from you at Tab A.

Recommendation: That you sign the letter to Max Fisher at
Tab A.

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

MAR 23 1970

Dear George:

Many thanks for your kind letter of March
12 and thanks to you and Helena for the
wonderful evening at your home last Friday.

It was so good of you to write to me. The
luncheon was my pleasure, and I appreciate
your kind observations immensely.

Mr. George S. Franklin, Jr.
58 East 68th Street
New York, New York 10021

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MAY 3 1970
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JUN 31 1970
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Pacific Palisades, California
1119 Amalfi Drive
Mr. Leonard Kisseman

Henry A. Kisseman

Best regards,

with us.

Thank you again for taking the time to meet

nights, as well as your new series.
"Hawail Five-On" program on future Wednesday
President to retain from pre-empting your
I promise to do my best to persuade the

thoughtfulness of those who made it possible.
of us will soon forget our experience and the
meeting so many friendly people at CBS. None
enjoyed the interesting tour of the studios and
our visit to CBS Studio Center. We thoroughly
It was a pleasure to meet you at lunch during

Dear Mr. Freeman:

HARRIS DANGER, HENRY A.

JUN 5 a 1970

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Washington, D. C. 20512
United States House of Representatives
Honorsble Peter H. B. Eriksen

Henry V. Kissinger

Warm regards,

you the very best for the future.
your district operationally have for you, and wish
I share the high esteem which the voters of
re-election to the House.

You have my warm congratulations on your

Dear Peter:

Nov 5 1970

KISSINGER, HENRY Y. / MZA.SENT