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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

KISSINGER, HENRY A. / Zips

JUL 2 1971

Dear Mr. Prime Minister:

It was a pleasure seeing you again last week, and I very much appreciated your having me to lunch on Thursday.

The round of meetings with Burke Trend was very useful and provided a much needed opportunity to exchange views both on substantive matters and procedural issues. I came away with a much more precise understanding of your policy formulations process and the structure and functions of the Cabinet Office. I hope Burke found our discussions of the NSC System equally helpful.

I hope you will have the occasion to be in Washington soon, and I will look forward to seeing you again then.

The Right Honorable
Edward Heath
Prime Minister
London, England

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JUL 2 1971

Dear Burke:

I want to thank you for all of the arrangements made on my behalf this past week. The round of meetings was very helpful in providing British insights to me. I hope they were also useful in giving you some perspective on our foreign policy approaches. I was also pleased at the opportunity to discuss with you procedural questions; as a result of our talks, I have a much more accurate understanding of your policy formulation processes.

Although too brief, our meeting was a most enjoyable and useful occasion for me. Please thank all of your colleagues as well. I hope you will have a chance to get to Washington before long so that I can reciprocate your very warm hospitality. I look forward to seeing you again soon.

Sir Burke Trend
Cabinet Office
Whitehall
London S. W. 1, England

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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

KISSINGER, HENRY A. / trips

JUL 2 1971

Dear Mr. Wilson:

I am sorry it was not possible to get together
during my trip over last week. The schedule
was extremely compressed and, as usual,
it did not seem to take into account many of
those things I had most wanted to do.

I hope that you will let me know when you
next plan to be in Washington, and I will look
forward to seeing you here.

The Right Honorable
Harold Wilson, M. P.
5 Lord North Street
Westminster
London S. W. 1, England

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June 26, 1973

Dear Henry:

This is to confirm that we are expecting
you as our guest at the Owl's Nest Camp during your
forthcoming trip to the Bohemian Grove. As I under-
stand it, you prefer the third week-end and so I
presume that you will be arriving hopefully on the
26th or at least by the 27th and staying at least until
noon on Sunday, the 29th.

As you perhaps remember, the Santa
Rosa airport is less than an hour's drive from Monte
Rio and can accommodate a Jet Star. The San
Francisco International airport is just over two
hours drive from the Grove. One of us will be de-
lighted to meet you at either of the airports or in
San Francisco if you wish and escort you to the
Grove.

The Grove Committee is expecting you
to speak shortly after noon on Saturday and you and
I are invited to the traditional luncheon at Stowaway
Camp immediately thereafter. As it happens, the
annual Owl's Nest breakfast immediately precedes
your speech.

Everyone is most enthusiastic at having
you back and I am looking forward to the opportunity
of knowing you better.

Kindest regards.

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

KISSINGER, HENRY &

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Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
Special Assistant to the President
of the United States of America
for National Security Affairs
Executive Office of the President
Executive Office Building
Seventeenth Street & Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, District of Columbia 20500

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

I am delighted to hear from our mutual friend, Ed Carter, that you are planning to attend the Bohemian Grove Encampment during the last week-end of July 26th, 27th and 28th, and that you are willing to give a Talk at our Lakeside.

This is very good news, as I remember with great interest and pleasure the Talk which you gave for us several years ago, and our interesting conversation at the party the Silverado Squatters Camp gave for you.

I have scheduled you for Saturday, July 28th, as this date will afford an opportunity for the greatest number of Bohemians to hear you. Obviously, the average Bohemian and his Honored Guest would like to have you review, in as much detail as the ethics of diplomacy would permit, your negotiations with Hanoi that led to the peace settlement in Vietnam. If you should feel that this subject is a little delicate to handle in an open forum, perhaps you could again review world politics in a similar fashion and following the pattern of your Talk of several years ago. In any event, I can assure you that you will have a most attentive audience for any subject that you may choose.

As you are aware, the Talk takes place at 12:30 P.M. on Saturday, July 28th, at our Lakeside. The length of your Talk should be limited to a full half hour.

After consideration, would you please send me a short title for your Talk, as I have the announcement signs, which are posted on the red-woods, prepared a month in advance of going to the Encampment.

Again, may I thank you for your kind offer to give a Talk.

Clarence W. Mayhew

cc: Mr. Roy Folger
Mr. Edward William Carter

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April 10

Bonnie:

HAK has accepted The Bohemian Club's invitation to visit the Owl's Nest for a weekend in July. He has also accepted an invitation from Bohemia to give a Lakeside Talk and has said "Yes, July 28." Would lead me to believe then that he will go to the Owl's Nest the weekend of July 28, 29 and give his Lakeside talk on the 28th.

Ed Carter', as I understand it, is a good friend of HAK's and he's been at the Owl's Nest before.

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13 March 1973

Mr. Edward Carter
600 South Spring Street
Los Angeles, California 90014

Dear Ed:

I have been reviewing the schedule for this year's Lakeside Talks with Roy Folger, who informs me that you have invited Dr. Henry Kissinger to be your guest during the Encampment.

This is great news, and I am writing you to extend to the good Doctor an invitation from Bohemia to give a Lakeside Talk. I recall the excellent Talk he gave several years ago.

Would you be so kind as to get in touch with Dr. Kissinger to see if he will favor Bohemia with a second Talk covering the many aspects of the Cease Fire Talks. As to a date, I would suggest either Friday, July 27th, or Saturday, July 28th.

Please let me hear from you at an early date so that I can firm up the arrangements for this important Talk.

Dear Coqui and Emilio:

I want to congratulate you both again on the
happy occasion that I was privileged to share
with you in Mexico City. I must also thank
you, for myself and my children, for your
graciousness and hospitality during our
visit. You had many other things on your
mind, and the time and attention you gave
us could only have been an inconvenience.
I want you to know how much we appreciate
your generosity to us.

The visit was a great thrill for David and
Elizabeth. They now know, as I do, that
a visit to Mexico is always a memorable
and happy experience.

My heartfelt best wishes again to you and
your family.

His Excellency and Mrs. Emilio Rabasa
Secretary of Foreign Relations
Tlatelolco
Mexico, D.F., Mexico

Dear Mary Ellen and Jaime:

I want to tell you how much I appreciate your great kindness to me and my children on our visit to Mexico City. Every minute of our brief stay was a pleasure. David and Eliza-beth were especially thrilled. They now know, as I do, that a visit to Mexico is al-ways a memorable and happy experience. You have our deepest thanks for all you did.

Looking forward to seeing you again.

Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Pena Vera
Sub Director General del Ceremonial
Secretaria de Relaciones Exteriores
Nonoalco, 1
Tiatelocio, D. F., Mexico

Dear Dr. Bernal:

I must express my appreciation, for myself and
my children, for your kindness to us on our visit
to the museum. You gave us a fascinating tour.
I knew from previous visits that it is one of the
outstanding museums of the world, and I was
particularly pleased that my children had the
opportunity to see it, if only briefly. They
were thrilled by it and are looking forward to
coming back some day to see more.

I am grateful also for the magnificent book you
gave us portraying some of the masterpieces
of your collection. It is a fine souvenir.

Dr. Ignacio Bernal
Director
Mexican Museum of Anthropology
Mexico, D. F.
Mexico

Dear Miss Atienza:

I would like to express my gratitude, on behalf
of myself and my children, for your graciousness
and courtesy to us on our visit to the Castle. You
gave us a fascinating tour. We enjoyed it immensely,
and it helped to make our brief visit to Mexico City
a memorable one.

Please accept my deepest thanks.

Miss Graciela Atienza G.
National Museum of History
Guia del Castillo
Mexico 1, D. F.
Mexico

MEMORANDUM

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WASHINGTON

ACTION

August 27, 1973

MEMORANDUM FOR: HENRY A. KISSINGER

FROM: PETER W. RODMAN

SUBJECT: Thank-you Notes for Mexico Visit

Attached for your signature are thank-you notes for:

--President Echeverria (Tab A)

--The Rabasas (Tab B)

--The Peña Veras (Tab C)

--Dr. Bernal, Director of the Mexican Museum of Anthropology (Tab D)

--The girl who guided us around Chapultepec Castle (Tab E)

David and Elizabeth may also want to write notes to Echeverria, the
Rabasas, and the Peña Veras.

RECOMMENDATION:

That you sign the letters at Tabs A - E.

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