Nancy Mosher

Dear Mrs. Mosher

Thank you for your letter. As you I am sure you
will understand my new position makes it impossible for me to
join the United Nations Association of Boston at this time.
I appreciate your thinking of me however.

GENERAL

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

April 5, 1972

Dear Eric:

Mr. Kissinger asked me to write to you in
response to the letter which you sent to him
quite a while ago. He was pleased last Octo-
ber to know of your interest in his visit to
China and in having Giant Pandas in our
country.

We know that you must by now have read that
the People's Republic of China gave two Giant
Pandas to the United States when the President
visited China. They should be arriving here
shortly and will be kept in the National Zoologi-
cal Park here in Washington. I do hope, because
of your special interest, that you will have a
chance to come and see them some day.

Mr. Kissinger wishes you well in your studies.

Mr. Eric Mostow
596 Fairhill Drive
Akron, Ohio 44313

271 KAT39 WA

JAZZED RD LONG PDC KM NEW YORK NY 27 1035A EST 27 FEB 11 12
HONORABLE HENRY KISSINGER, SPECIAL ASST TO THE PRESIDENT
OF THE WHITE HOUSE WASHDC

SERVING OUR DISCUSSIONS YESTERDAY, I HAVE NOW READ THE TRANSCRIPT
OF OUR BRIEFING. IT WAS AN EXCELLENT PRESENTATION, BUT I DOUBT
IF MANY NEWSPAPERS WILL CARRY THE FULL TRANSCRIPT. IT SEEMS
WE THAT THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE PUBLIC HAVE A GREAT DEAL
GAIN BY YOUR DISCUSSING THE SAME INFORMATION ON TELEVISION.
WOULD LIKE TO RENEW THE INVITATION THE SIT DOWN FOR THIRTY
SIXTY MINUTES TO COVER THE MATERIAL YOU DISCUSSED YESTERDAY.

RECOGNIZE THAT SENSITIVE ISSUES PROHIBIT YOU FROM GOING BEYOND
THE LIMITS OF THURSDAY'S BRIEFING AND THE FACT THAT WE WOULD
FILMING WOULD GUARD AGAINST UNINTENTIONAL SLIPS. IF YOU
WOULD AGREE TO THIS, WE COULD FILM BETWEEN NOW AND NEXT WEDNESDAY
TIERNOON AND BY PROMOTING WIDELY GUARANTEE YOU AN AUDIENCE

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MILLIONS WHO SHOULD BE EXPOSED TO THE INFORMATION AND POINTS
COVERED YESTERDAY. PUBLIC TELEVISION AND HENRY KISSINGER
WHADE FOR EACH OTHER. HOW ABOUT IT?

WILL MOYERS.

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HAK Personal

GENERAL

FEB-11-77

KISSINGER, HENRY

The White House

Washington KISSINGER, HENRY A/M

THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON

January 1, 1971

Dear Henry:

On this, my last day as a member of the Cabinet,
I write simply to say how much I have enjoyed our
association, sharing, as we have done, the honor of
serving the President.

I spoke at some length about all this at our gathering
in the East Room December 21st. It was only some days
later, however, that I saw a transcript of my remarks,
and realized that the essence of what I wanted to say
was to be found in a few closing sentences, which were
not part of my prepared text.

I am of those who believe that America is
the hope of the world, and that for that
time given him the President is the hope
of America. Serve him well. Pray for his
success. Understand how much depends on
you. Try to understand what he has given
of himself.

This is something those of us who have
worked in this building with him know in
a way that perhaps only that experience
can teach. To have seen him late into the
night and through the night and into the
morning, struggling with the most awful
complexities, the most demanding and ir-
resolvable conflicts, doing so because he
cared, trying to comprehend what is right,
and trying to make other men see it, above
all, caring, working, hoping for this
country that he has made greater already
and which he will make greater still.

OFFICIAL 11/10/71

MOYNIHAN - 11/15/71

Type of Request & Date

(Last name and pending date)

GENERAL

FC 6-11-1/Kissinger, Henry
ND 18-2/CO 115
00 115

Name: PAT MOYNIHAN

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

Request: He would like to see you to discuss the Pakistan Refugee situation which is coming up before the UN next Wednesday. He has the item. He needs some background from you for the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Prince Aga Khan, who is coming to see the President on Tuesday.

Mr. Moynihan will be at the President's Advisory Board meeting in Dr. David's Office and could see you at any time Monday except between 11:00 and 12:30 CSH's Recommendation:

HAK's Answer: yes

Date and Time:

Party Contacted:

Additional Information: He can be reached at the UN Mission at the UN this week.

Resolution:

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