September 24, 1976

Dear Mr. Miner:

I am happy to return your picture, signed by Secretary Kissinger. Unfortunately, I did not feel I could ask him to autograph more than one, so I am returning the other as you sent it.

The Secretary thoroughly enjoyed his visit to
Chicago and his meeting with the Mid-America Com-
mittee, and would like especially to thank you for all
that you did to make it such an outstanding success.

Mr. Thomas H. Miner,
The Mid-America Committee,
135 South LaSalle Street,
Chicago, Illinois.

Chicago, Illinois.
132 South LaSalle Street,
The Mid-America Committee,
Mr. Thomas H. Miner,

Personal Assistant
Suzanne S. McFarlane

Sincerely,

that you did to make it such an outstanding success.
Chicago and his meeting with the Mid-America Com-
mittee, and would like especially to thank you for all
The Secretary thoroughly enjoyed his visit to
returning the other as you sent it.

could ask him to autograph more than one, so I am
Secretary Klaeujer. Unfortunately, I did not feel I
I am happy to return your picture, signed by

Dear Mr. Miner:

September 24, 1976

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20515

DONALD J. MITCHELL
31ST DISTRICT, NEW YORK

October 9, 1975

The Honorable Henry Kissinger
The Secretary of State
Washington, D.C.

Dear Mr. Secretary:

I am writing to extend to you a personal invitation to be an Honored Guest at a cocktail reception being given for Representative Norman Lent on Tuesday, November 11, 1975, from 6 till 8 p.m. at the Capitol Hill Club.

It is my pleasure to be a co-host of this planned reception, along with Senators William Buckley and Jacob Javits, and Representatives John Rhodes, John Wydler, Samuel Devine, Philip Ruppe and Guy Vander Jagt.

The affair is a fundraiser for Norm Lent, but your ticket would of course be complimentary.

We would be most honored, as we know Norm would be, by your presence. We hope you can accept.

RSVP, card enclosed.

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WILMER D. MIZELL
5TH DISTRICT, NORTH CAROLINA

WASHINGTON OFFICE:
225 CANNON HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING
202-225-2071

DISTRICT OFFICE:
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COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS

Congress of the United States
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C. 20515

March 4, 1974

Honorable Henry Kissinger
Secretary of State
United States Department of State
Washington, D. C.

Dear Mr. Secretary:

I would be most grateful if you could sign
the enclosed photograph taken of us during our
recent meeting at the Capitol.

Also, my Legislative Assistant, Mr. O. Edwin
Stump, III would be appreciative if you could
autograph one of these photographs for him.

Please accept my thanks for this effort.

With best regards, I am

WDM:lr

enclosures

2920 DUMBARTON AVENUE, N.W.

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20007
Tel. 333-1191

October 31, 1975

Dear Mr. Secretary:

A few days ago I met Mrs. Kissinger and in a short conversation two things were mentioned.

It appears that it may be convenient for you to use our swimming pool for swimming or exercise. I reiterated to Mrs. Kissinger our offer to use the swimming pool located in the annex to our house. It is enclosed, the water and air are kept warm at all times, and a sauna is connected to the pool area. The pool is accessible through a private entrance to the Gallery connecting the two houses, so that it is not necessary to pass through our house. As a matter of fact, I gave Mrs. Kissinger a key to that entrance, but she mislaid it somewhere and we would be delighted to supply a new key. The pool is used by only my husband and myself rather infrequently, so that your privacy is assured.

Almost by association, I should mention that the only regular guest in the swimming pool used to be Robert de Marderie when he was stationed in Washington. He and his wife, on a brief visit to the U.S., will be in Washington on Sunday and Monday, November 2 and 3, and Mrs. Kissinger thought you might like to dine with them in our home if by chance your schedule left you one evening free. It would be an entirely informal occasion, limited to five persons, or six if Mrs. Kissinger is back from her tour with President and Mrs. Sadat.

The Honorable
Henry Kissinger
Secretary of State

Department of State

MLADENOV, Petar

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TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE SECRETARY OF STATE

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FOLLOWING FROM PETAR MLADENOV MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA

I CONGRATULATE YOU ON THE OCCASION OF YOUR MOMINATION
AS SECRETARY OF STATE OF USA AND I WISH YOU SUCCESSFUL
AND USEFUL ACTIVITY AT THIS REPOSNSIBLE POST. I
BELEIVE THAT THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC
OF BULGARIA AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WILL DEVELOP
FURTHERMORE IN THE INTEREST OF THE BULGARIAN AND THE
AMERICAN PEOPLE, IN THE INTEREST OF THE PEACE AND
SECURITY IN THE WORLD.

EOT

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October 6, 1976

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of State
Department of State
Washington, D.C. 20520

Dear Mr. Secretary:

My name is Roy Mlynarchik, a member of the Foreign Service serving in the American Embassy, Tokyo, Japan. In my spare time, I am working on my doctoral thesis on prospects for a balance of power in East Asia 1981-85, under the guidance of Professor Shinkichi Eto at Tokyo University. I have read most of your writings before and after your becoming Secretary of State, but one work I have not been able to obtain, namely, "A World Restored: Castlereagh, Metternich and the Restoration of Peace, 1812-1822." I would greatly appreciate learning how I can purchase a copy of that work, and of course am most willing to pay any costs, including airmail postage.

Trusting that I shall have the honor of your reply of assistance in this regard, I remain,

Mnic, M,los SK [LC]
Department of State

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TO THE HONOURABLE DR. KENRY KISSINGER, SECRETARY OF STATE
DEPARTMENT OF STATE WASHINGTON DC 20520-USA

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FOLLOWING FROM MILOS MNIC VICE PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL AND FEDERAL SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRES

DEAR MR. SECRETARY, PLEASE ACCEPT MY CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR
APPOINTMENT AS SECRETARY OF STATE, I WISH TO AVAIL MYSELF
OF THIS OPPORTUNITY TO REITERATE MY CONVICTION THAT THE FRIENDLY
RELATIONS AND CO-OPERATION BETWEEN THE SOCIALIST FEDERAL REPLUBLIC
OF YUGOSLAVIA AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WILL CONTINUE TO
DEVELOP SUCCESSFULLY.

YOURS SINCERELY, MILOS MNIC

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