Here's an Oklahoma "Howdy"
To our friends across the nation.
We need a little help from you
To plan a celebration.
Please mail us a gift worth a
dollar to four
Something of interest to our
land from your.

We'll take your package when it
comes through the mail
And auction it off at a Parcel
Post Sale.

Write on the pack if the gift's
juvenile
And we'll set those aside in
their own special pile.
Feb. 25's when it needs to be
here.

With your name on the front so
we'll know who to cheer.

The money we earn is for
Sisterhood's needs---

THANKS FOR YOUR HELP AND BLESS
YOU FOR YOUR DEEDS.

SEND PACKAGE TO:

Emanuel Synagogue Sisterhood
900 Northwest 47th Street
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73118

THE WHITE HOUSE

GENERAL

FG 6-4

OS

FG 6-11-1 / Du Bridge, Jr.

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

April 11, 1969

MEMO TO HENRY A. KISSINGER

Dear Mr. Emme:

FROM: Richard M. Kissinger

Thank you for your letter of March 22 and its enclosure on "The Challenge of Space."

Gene Emme is not normally involved in Space Council activities, but if I am consulted concerning the appointment of an Executive Secretary to the Council, I will bear your letter in mind.

Best regards,

/s/

Henry A. Kissinger

Mr. Eugene M. Emme
11305 Cloverhill Drive
Silver Spring, Maryland 20902

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APRIL 11, 1969
CENTRAL

FOUNDERS' CLUB

Woodrow D. Marriott, Chairman

James D. Dyer

James R. Harrington

Raymond E. Jennison

Crit W. Killen

L. Blaine Liljenquist

Ronald E. Madsen

Floyd B. Moye

J. D. Nicewonder

Merlo J. Pusey

Capt. Leslie E. Richardson

Milan D. Smith

Dwayne Stevenson

Sherman Vandevender

Saundra J. White

NATIONAL COUNCIL

Crit W. Killen, Chairman

Eugene T. Allen

Paul L. Badger

Earl Baker

Robert E. Bales

Dr. Leon I. Block

William L. Bryant

Bryan Chaplow

Frank Chesley

A. Berkeley Compton

Hon. William C. Cramer

Frederick B. Cornish

Frank P. Countiss

Charles I. Culbertson, Jr.

Al Dickson

Cashell Donahoe

James W. Dyer

Dr. Ronald N. Frost

James O. Grigsby

Hon. George V. Hansen

E. Howard Hill

Del Ray Holm

Dr. Roger H. Howard

Frank Johnson

Martin Karant

Col. George Kelley

Raymond Kendall

Thomas L. Kimball

Culbert Laney

Julian C. Lowe

R. Dan Mahaney

L. Victor McFall

William B. Moore

Floyd B. Moye

Robert Mullen

Don Nicewonder

J. D. Nicewonder

Larry J. Poole

Merlo J. Pusey

Tom Ramsey

Hartman Rector, Jr.

Glenn B. Sanberg

Dr. Nicholas Sekerak

Dale H. Smith

Milan D. Smith

Dwayne Stevenson

Bert M. Tollefson

Carlos Whiting

John R. Willett

Hon. Ralph W. Yarborough

18 Francis Ave.
Cambridge, Mass.

June 16, 1972

Dear Henry,

Many thanks for having made it possible
for Billy to work at the National Security
Council again this summer. He is enjoying
himself very much; it very good for him to
have an interesting job, to be out of the
village atmosphere of Swarthmore and yet
not to have to be home--(although I miss him
very much!). Klaus always felt that if a
child could find an interesting summer job, it
was a wonderful opportunity and I know how
very appreciative he would have been and I
am. Many thanks again--congratulations
on the Moscow meetings.

GENERAL
FGG-6
KISSINGER, HENRY A.

June 2, 1971

Dear Mr. Kissinger,

I should like to thank you very much for your assistance in my obtaining employment with the National Security Council for the summer. I expect to begin work around June 14. A very pleasant day was had by all when Stephen Graubard received an honorary degree from Providence College. Again, many thanks.

RECEIVED
JUN 9 1971

CENTRAL FILES

18 Francis Ave.

Cambridge, Mass. 02138

September 15, 1971

Dear Mr. Kissinger,

This note is just to tell you that I greatly enjoyed my summer work, and to thank you again for your assistance in obtaining my position with the National Security Council. It was really fascinating to observe the flow of information into the NSC. I expect this experience to be an excellent complement to my major in economics and minor in political science at Swarthmore. Again, many thanks.

MAR 18 1974

HENRY'S WATERLOO

Who's subtle, who's foxy,
Who's loaded with moxie,
Who's gallant, who's charming,
With manners disarming,
Who's beaming and hearty,
The life of the party,
A wag and a wit,
And incredibly fit,
Who's peripatetic
But never frenetic,
Who's off in a trice, is
His best in a crisis?

It's Henry, O Henry, our own great persuader,
Respecter of Ramadan, observer of Seder.
Famed from the Volga to Viña del Mar.
No issue's too thorny, no country's too far,
No burden's too weighty for Henry to jettison,
His power reserves surpass those of Con Ettison.
A nation that's great or a small one emerging
Can holler for Henry when troubles come surging.
With dialogues, promises, hearings, suggestions,
Appropriate answers to sensitive questions,
By day he's providing the cloud's silver lining,
Come evening, he's ready for dancing and dining.
A diplomat, scholar, a great story teller,
A bon vivant, statesman, one hell of a feller;
But try as he might, there's one way he can't score,
Making forty-eight hours from the day's twenty-four!

Ruth S. Ernst
12 Old Lyme Road
Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583

MEMORANDUM

NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL

ACTION

August 11, 1972

MEMORANDUM FOR MR. KISSINGER

FROM: Helmut Sonnenfeldt
SUBJECT: Letter from Dr. Ertl (Tab B)

This gentleman says he is enclosing some photos he took of you last
spring at Arlington Cemetery. I don't know what became of the pictures,
but if you want to acknowledge what seems to be just a friendly letter,
Tab A does so.

RECOMMENDATION

That you sign the letter to Dr. Ertl at Tab A.