KISSINGER, HENRY A.

Dear Mr. Drake:

Thank you for your letter of April 12 and
for sending along your pastel portrait of me.
I am impressed with your talent, especially
if, as you say, you are only a beginner and
appreciate your thoughtfulness.

Mr. Frederick D. Drake, Sr.
312 Boas Street
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
17105

j1 p: 4/18/72

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APR 2 5 1972

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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

September 17, 1971

Dear Mr. Duitsman:

Thank you for your letter of September 10 and
for sending me the film and pictures of our day
at Screen Gems. They are a very nice remind-
er of a most enjoyable day and I know my child-
ren will be delighted with them.

May I take this opportunity also to thank you
personally for all you did for us. We apprec-
iated the kindness and hospitality of everyone
we met and were especially pleased that you
were able to take time from your day to show
us around.

D
Mr. Doug Duitsman
Screen Gems
1334 Beachwood Drive
Hollywood, Calif. 90028

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SEP 2 1 1971

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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

April 12, 1973

Dear Ms. Dunn:

Mr. Kissinger asked that I thank you for your book and for your kind message. It is such a clever composite of cartoons and articles--as well as a very thoughtful moment for him.

With best wishes and appreciation.

Ms. Edith Landell Dunn
Bryn Mawr Gables
Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania 19010

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APR 12 1973

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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

Dear Lois Dwan:

Thank you very much for your book "Guide to
Los Angeles Restaurants" which has already
served to whet my appetite for further expeditions
to that city.

The book will be very helpful; your covering
letter will be indispensable. Having said this,
I nevertheless must take issue with some of
your letter's implications. For example, that
there are places where I will not be recognized.

I really do appreciate your thoughtfulness and
look forward to checking out your judgments.

Miss Lois Dwan
Los Angeles Times
Times Mirror Square
Los Angeles, California

HAK:jlj 5/17/71 RETYPE

THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON

May 11, 1971

TO: HENRY A. KISSINGER
FROM: WINSTON LORD W

Attached at Tab B is the letter to you from Miss (?) Dwan which enclosed her guidebook to Los Angeles restaurants. At Tab A is a thank you note which is written on the assumption that you do not know her.

RECOMMENDATION

That you sign the letter at Tab A.

THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

Dear Lois Dwan:

The book will be very helpful; your covering
letter will be indispensable. Having said this,
I nevertheless must take issue with some of
your letter's implications. For example, that
there are places where I will not be recognized.
Or that such factors might be more important to
me than the flavor of the sauces or the bouquet
of the wines.

Hungrily,

Henry A. Kissinger

Los Angeles Times
TIMES MIRROR SQUARE

Dear Henry Kissinger,

Please accept a copy of my recent book, "Guide to
Los Angeles Restaurants", with the hope that it will
add to the pleasure of your visits to our city.

I have taken the liberty of adding some suggestions
for your personal use:

You will not be recognized at: Little Joe's, Haji Baba's, Aux Delices, Golden Palace (Chinatown).

You will be recognized at: Tower, La Scala, Madame Wu's Garden, Le Bistro, La Chaumière.

It won't matter at: Chez Jay, Perino's, Matador.

Your date will not be recognized: No way.

The Secret Service will be happy at: Seventh Veil, Westside Room, Jailhouse.

The Secret Service will be unhappy at: Hapundak, Kavkaz, On Luck.

With best wishes,