KISSINGER, HENRY A.

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Ringgold Jaycees

P. O. BOX 569

RINGGOLD, GEORGIA 30736

July 17, 1975

Mr. Henry Kissinger
The White House
Washington, D. C. 20500

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

Each year at this time the Ringgold Jaycees solicit contributions from famous people such as yourself. The purpose is to enable the underprivileged children of this area to have a Merry Christmas.

The Jaycees help make this possible by having a Christmas party for the needy children, and of course they always receive toys, fruit and nuts.

We willingly take on this responsibility, but we ask people like you to share by donating objects of yours that we may auction off and receive funds to provide the happy Christmas for the underprivileged children. Some people will pay many times the value of an object simply because it belonged to you.

Think of the wonderfully good feeling you will get by helping these underprivileged children have a Merry Christmas. Please send your contribution no matter how large or small, at once and receive the satisfaction of knowing you have helped so much.

Thanking you for contribution.

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

February 20, 1975

Honorable Henry Kissinger
The White House
Washington D.C. 20500

Mark Nehotte
4846 South Lyndale
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55409

My dear Mr. Kissinger,

Hi. I hope you are well. I am very interested in foreign policy and hope to join that field in the future. I sent a dollar to you for an autographed picture of yourself signed to me personally. You sent me a real nice picture about two years ago but it was destroyed in a fire we had. If you have not received my dollar, let me know and I will send another.

Did I tell you? I just learned how to type which you can probably see by all the mistakes. Thankyou and goodluck in the future. I think you would be the best president even better than George Washington.