American Legion Post No. 68
The Department of State Washington, D. C. 20520

August 16, 1974

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

Dear Mr. Secretary,

We have been told that you plan to attend the American Legion
convention in Miami, next week.

It would be our particular pleasure to have you participate
as a duly accredited member of your own Department of State, American
Legion Post. We have been proud to have had several previous Secretaries'
of State as members of our Post and would like to welcome you to our
ranks.

Please accept the enclosed membership card to State Department,
American Legion Post 68. It is respectfully requested that you accomplish
the enclosed application form and have it sent to me to enable us to proc-
ess the customary paper work through official American Legion channels.

On behalf of the members of the Post I would like to extend to
you our very best wishes and continued success in your most trying and
serious endeavors.

American District Post (8

Department of State

Income C. Post, Commander.

Sincerely yours,

serious endeavor.

the enclosed application form and have it sent to me to enable us to proc-
American Region Post 68. It is respectfully requested that you accomplish
please accept the enclosed membership card to State Department,

ranked.
of State as members of our Post and would like to welcome you to our
Region Post. We have been proud to have had several previous Secretaries,
as a duly accredited member of your own Department of State, American
It would be our particular pleasure to have you participate

in convention in Miami, next week.

We have been told that you plan to attend the American Region

Dear Mr. Secretary,

Washington, D.C.
Secretary of State
Henry V. Klapper
The Honorable

August 16, 1974

Wheaton, Maryland.
12911 Holdridge Road,
Commander, American Legion Post 68,
Mr. Eugene C. Linck,

Personal Assistant
Suzanne S. McFarlane

Sincerely,

to receive it perantly.
regret that he was not able to be here on March 1st
appreciation to the members of Post 68, and his great
He hopes that you will convey his sincere

be able to see it.
in the Exhibition Hall, where many more people will
the State Department Biennial Exhibit for display
he feels it would be appropriate to send it on loan to
After he has displayed it in his office for a time,

State Department American Legion Post 68.
Legend Wall Ring with its handsome plaque from the
deeply honored he is to have received the American
The Secretary has asked me to let you know how

Dear Mr. Linck:

March 4, 1976

MUDGE ROSE GUTHRIE & ALEXANDER

20 BROAD STREET

NEW YORK, N.Y. 10005

212-422-6767

JOHN H. ALEXANDER
GEORGE F. ANDEREGG, JR.
BLISS ANSNES
PETER W. ASHER
ARTHUR M. BECKER
MILTON BLACK
WALTER E. BREEN
H. RIDGELY BULLOCK
WILLIAM H. CANNON
NICHOLAS J. CAPOZZOLI, JR.
J. D. CLAYTON
THOMAS S. CURRIER
JOSEPH C. DALEY
GOLDTHWAITE H. DORR
THOMAS W. EVANS
RICHARD S. FARROW
ROBERT E. FERDON
JAMES G. FRANGOS
GERRIT GILLIS
GERALD B. GREENWALD
(D. C. BAR ONLY)
RANDOLPH H. GUTHRIE
MATTHEW G. HEROLD, JR.
JOHN J. KIRBY, JR.
WILLIAM B. LANDIS
WILLIAM B. LAWLESS
FRANKLIN B. LINCOLN, JR.
WILLIAM A. MADISON
ARTHUR J. MAHON
FRANCIS X. MALONEY
RICHARD H. NICHOLLS
RICHARD S. RITZEL
MILTON C. ROSE
NORMAN M. SEGAL
HARRY G. SILLECK, JR.
HENRY ROOT STERN, JR.
JAMES P. TANNIAN
ARNOLD H. TRACY
DONALD J. ZOELLER

JOHN T. TRIMBLE
COUNSEL

1701 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., N.W.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
202-298-5970

12, RUE DE LA PAIX
75002, PARIS, FRANCE
742-05-99

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TELEX 127889

September 25, 1973

The Honorable Henry A. Kissinger
Department of State
Washington, D. C. 20520

Dear Henry:

Now that it is official, I want not only to congratulate you on your speech to the United Nations yesterday, but also to say how well received your proposed meeting with the Arab representatives has been received in the Arab world.

As I indicated to you and the President on my last trip to Saudi Arabia in December, many of the Arabs feel strongly that if there is to be any solution to the Middle East problem, it would have to come through you and the President.

Needless to say, you have our continued support and I know that you are aware of the fact that if there is anything I can do at any time to be of assistance, I'd be more than happy to contribute what I can.

The Country expects great things of you and I know that you will more than meet their expectations!

With warm personal regards,

HAK

JOHN T. TRIMBLE
COUNSEL

1701 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., N. W.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
202-298-5970

TELEX 127889

November 15, 1973

The Honorable Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of State
2201 C Street, N.W.
Washington, D. C. 20520

Dear Henry:

Congratulations on your successful and
effective handling of the Mideast crisis. I feel
confident that through you and the President a
lasting peace can be realized in the Mideast.

Congratulations again and with warm
personal regards,

20 BROAD STREET
NEW YORK, N. Y. 10005
212-422-6767

JOHN H. ALEXANDER
GEORGE F. ANDEREGG, JR.
BLISS ANSNE
PETER W. ASHER
ARTHUR M. BECKER
MILTON BLACK
WALTER E. BREEN
H. RIDGEY BULLOCK
WILLIAM H. CANNON
NICHOLAS J. CAPOZZOLI, JR.
J. D. CLAYTON
THOMAS S. CURRIER
JOSEPH C. DALEY
FREDERICK M. DANZIGER
MARTIN J. DOCKERY
GOLDTHWAITE H. DORR
THOMAS W. EVANS
RICHARD S. FARROW
ROBERT E. FERDON
JAMES G. FRANGOS
GERRIT GILLIS
GERALD B. GREENWALD
(D. C. BAR ONLY)
RANDOLPH H. GUTHRIE
MATTHEW G. HEROLD, JR.
JOHN J. KIRBY, JR.
WILLIAM J. KRAMER
WILLIAM B. LANDIS
WILLIAM B. LAWLESS
FRANKLIN B. LINCOLN, JR.
WILLIAM A. MADISON
ARTHUR J. MAHON
FRANCIS X. MALONEY
J. ROGER MENTZ
RICHARD H. NICHOLLS
RICHARD S. RITZEL
MILTON C. ROSE
NORMAN M. SEGAL
HARRY G. SILLECK, JR.
HENRY ROOT STERN, JR.
JAMES P. TANNIAN
ARNOLD H. TRACY
DONALD J. ZOELLER

JOHN T. TRIMBLE
COUNSEL
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1701 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., N. W.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
202-298-5970

TELEX 127889

August 9, 1974

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

Dear Henry:

It is a time of sadness for all of us and
particularly for you who labored so long and well for
our mutual friend and leader, President Nixon.

How grateful we are that you have agreed
to continue to serve the same high goals with
President Ford. May you do so with continued success
and great personal satisfaction for a job well done.

With all good wishes,

JOHN H. ALEXANDER
GEORGE F. ANDEREGG, JR.
BLISS ANSNES
PETER W. ASHER
ARTHUR M. BECKER
MILTON BLACK
WALTER E. BREEN
H. RIDGELY BULLOCK
WILLIAM H. CANNON
NICHOLAS J. CAPOZZOLI, JR.
J. D. CLAYTON
THOMAS S. CURRIER
JOSEPH C. DALEY
FREDERICK M. DANZIGER
MARTIN J. DOCKERY
GOLDTHWAITE H. DORR
THOMAS W. EVANS
RICHARD S. FARROW
ROBERT E. FERDON
JAMES G. FRANGOS
GERRIT GILLIS
GERALD B. GREENWALD
(D. C. BAR ONLY)
RANDOLPH H. GUTHRIE
MATTHEW G. HEROLD, JR.
JOHN J. KIRBY, JR.
WILLIAM J. KRAMER
WILLIAM B. LANDIS
WILLIAM B. LAWLESS
FRANKLIN B. LINCOLN, JR.
WILLIAM A. MADISON
ARTHUR J. MAHON
FRANCIS X. MALONEY
J. ROGER MENTZ
RICHARD H. NICHOLLS
RICHARD S. RITZEL
MILTON C. ROSE
NORMAN M. SEGAL
HARRY G. SILLECK, JR.
HENRY ROOT STERN, JR.
JAMES P. TANNIAN
ARNOLD H. TRACY
DONALD J. ZOELLER

JOHN T. TRIMBLE
COUNSEL

TELEX 127889

March 25, 1975

Dear Henry:

Just a brief note to say how much we are indebted
to you for your tireless efforts to bring about peace in the
Middle East. You have not failed but have brought hope to
many and God willing, the efforts you have made will bear
much fruit.

I know how much King Faisal admired you and I am
sure that you feel his loss as keenly as I do. He was not
only a leader of men but a friend of all mankind and
whenever I met with him I always felt his sincerity and
dedication to world peace.

I hope that you will not become discouraged but
will continue in your efforts to realize the hope of all
peoples.

With warmest personal regards,

JOHN H. ALEXANDER
GEORGE F. ANDEREGG, JR.
BLISS ANSNES
PETER W. ASHER
MILTON BLACK
WALTER E. BREEN
H. RIDGELY BULLOCK
WILLIAM H. CANNON
NICHOLAS J. CAPOZZOLI, JR.
J. D. CLAYTON
THOMAS S. CURRIER
JOSEPH C. DALEY
FREDERICK M. DANZIGER
MARTIN J. DOCKERY
GOLDTHWAITE H. DORR
THOMAS W. EVANS
RICHARD S. FARROW
ROBERT E. FERDON
JAMES G. FRANGOS
GERRIT GILLIS
RANDOLPH H. GUTHRIE
MATTHEW G. HEROLD, JR.
JOHN J. KIRBY, JR.
WILLIAM J. KRAMER
WILLIAM B. LANDIS
FRANKLIN B. LINCOLN, JR.
WILLIAM A. MADISON
ARTHUR J. MAHON
FRANCIS X. MALONEY
J. ROGER MENTZ
RICHARD H. NICHOLLS
RICHARD S. RITZEL
MILTON C. ROSE
NORMAN M. SEGAL
HARRY G. SILLECK, JR.
HENRY ROOT STERN, JR.
JAMES P. TANNIAN
ARNOLD H. TRACY
DONALD J. ZOELLER

JOHN T. TRIMBLE
COUNSEL

1701 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., N.W.
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20006

202-298-5970

12, RUE DE LA PAIX
75002 PARIS, FRANCE

742-05-99

TELEX 127889

October 13, 1975

"DIVIDED KOREA: The Politics of Development"

Dear Henry:

A young Korean, Dr. Jongwong Kim, associated with our firm has written an excellent book on Korea. It is published by your Alma Mater and has been widely acclaimed in Korea as well as in Japan. I am sure you will enjoy it even if you have time only to read the ten pages of Summary.

Congratulations on your continued progress in the Middle East. You have made the impossible possible.

Your appearance on Meet the Press yesterday was most impressive and helpful.

With warm personal regards,

Franklin B. Lincoln, Jr.

Enclosure:

February 6, 1975

Dear Miss Lindvall:

Secretary Kissinger asked that I reply to
your letter of January 8. Unfortunately, after
looking through the various books that have
been sent here for the Secretary's signature,
we cannot find the one you mention. Do you
know to whom Miss Zogora gave the book?

I do hope it will turn up soon. Please let
me know if we can be of further help.

With best wishes,

Miss Pamela Lindvall
2816 Linthicum Place
Tampa, Florida 33618

1975 FEB 9 6AM 10:42