March 9, 1960

Sir Robert Scott, G.C.M.G., C.B.E.
Imperial Defence College
Seaford House
37, Belgrave Square
London S.W.1, England

My dear Sir Robert:

I was delighted to receive your
kind letter of February 29th. It brought
back memories of a very pleasant afternoon
I spent with the Imperial Defence College.

As it happens, I will be in Europe
during part of the Summer. However, it would
appear that the first week of August would
be a better time for me than the one you have
suggested. Alternatively, I might be able to
speak around June 10th. I would be grateful
if you could let me know about this soon.

With kind regards, and many thanks
for your invitation.

March 23, 1960

Sir Robert Scott, G.C.M.G., C.B.E.
Imperial Defence College
Seaford House
37 Belgrave Square
London S.W.1, England

Dear Sir Robert:

Thank you very much for
your letter of the 18th. The 8th or
10th of June, as you suggest, seem
fine, or perhaps the 12th, but I'm
afraid I will not be able to let you
know definitely until the end of April.
I hope this will not inconvenience you.

Henry V. Kießinger

Sincerely yours,

I hope this will not inconvenience you. I know definitely until the end of April, afraid I will not be able to let you fine, or perhaps the 15th, but I'm 10th of June, as you suggest, seem your letter of the 18th. The 8th or Thank you very much for

Dear Sir Robert:

London S.W.1, England
31 Belgrave Square
Seaford House
Imperial Defence College
Sir Robert Scott, C.C.M.G., C.B.E.

March 23, 1960

April 2, 1960

Sir Robert Scott, G.C.M.G., C.B.E.
Imperial Defence College
Seaford House
Seaplane Square
London S.W.I., England

Dear Sir Robert:

upon his return on April 14th.
absence. I will bring it to his attention
which has arrived during Mr. Klaasinger's
thank you for your letter of April 1st.
This is to acknowledge and

April 15, 1960

Sir Robert Scott, G.C.M.G., C.B.E.
Imperial Defence College
Seaford House
37, Belgrave Square
London, S.W.1, England

Dear Sir Robert:

I have just returned to
my office to find your letter of the
1st. Unhappily, it appears now that
neither the 8th nor the 10th of June
will be very good. I will not be able
to leave Cambridge as early as I had
hoped because I will be getting a book to
the printers and will need every minute
of my time before I am due in Munich
on the 13th. However, I will be glad
to work out some date any time between
June 14th and July 10th, and would come
to London for a day if you could pay my
way.

I am sorry that neither date
is possible, and I hope we can work
something out during the period I will
be on the Continent.

Henry A. Kieisinger

Sincerely yours,

be on the Continent,
something out during the period I will
be possible, and I hope we can work

I am sorry that neither date

way.
to London for a day if you could bay my
June 14th and July 10th, and would come
to work out some date any time between
on the 13th. However, I will be glad
of my time before I am due in Munich
the printers and will need every minute
robed because I will be getting a book to
to leave Cambridge as early as I can
will be very good. I will not be able
neither the 8th nor the 10th of June
1st. Unfortunately, it appears now that
my office to find your letter of the
I have just returned to

Dear Sir Robert:

London, S.W.1, England
31, Belgrave Square
Seaford House
Imperial Defence College
Sir Robert Scott, C.C.M.G., C.B.E.

April 12, 1960

From: Sir Robert Scott, G.C.M.G., C.B.E.

Imperial Defence College,
Seaford House,
37, Belgrave Square,
LONDON, S.W.1.

IDC 13/2/145

2nd May, 1960.

Thank you for your letter of 15th April, and your
offer to come and talk here one day between 14th June and
10th July.

It would suit us well if you could come on Thursday,
30th June at 10.15 a.m., which is only a few days before our
detailed study of the Philosophy of the Deterrent begins.

I am making arrangements to cover your return air fare
from Munich to London with the Ministry of Defence here.

H.A. Kissinger, Esq.,
Harvard University Centre for International Affairs,
6, Divinity Avenue,
CAMBRIDGE, 38,
MASSACHUSETTS,
U.S.A.

JUN 9 6, 1960

Dear Sir Robert:

Thank you very much for your letter and for
your courtesy in trying to accomodate me. In looking
over my schedule, it appears that the days that would
be best for me would be June 17th or June 20th, with
a preference for June 17th. I find that I am going to
be lecturing in Munich on the 30th of June.

If the 17th suits you, you can definitely
put me down for it. I would plan to arrive in London
on the evening before. If you choose the 20th, I
would have to return on Monday afternoon.

I hope we will be able to work out a mutually
convenient time and look forward to my visit.

P.S. I would be very grateful if you could possibly let
me know as soon as possible about these dates. Although
I intended to go to Europe to have a less hectic time,
I find that my schedule is filling up extremely fast
and it would be very helpful to know. The more I think
about it, the better the 17th seems to be.