BIENNALE OF FUTUROLOGY

12-19 September 1971 at PUNTA ALA/Italy

"HUMAN FULFILMENT AND RESPONSIBILITY IN THE XXTH CENTURY AND BEYOND"

For purposes of guidance only, the topics dealt with at the BIENNALE will include:

II Motivation in work and leisure

II The nature of fulfilment and the means of reaching it

II Medical science, new therapy, maintenance, acceleration, and control of physical processes

II Technology, pollution and environmental "optimum"

II Architecture, environmental planning

II Industrial / production / growth variables

II Arts and creativity

II Demography, overpopulation

II Adult education

II Human organization and social change

II Relation with DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

II Women's participation

II Youth

Please tick the topics of special interest to you and add those of your own choice.

Please list the exact names and addresses
of those of your acquaintances interested
in taking part in the International
Creative Center's conference on

"SHAPING THE FUTURE"

An addressed envelope has been provided
for your convenience.

Name ....................................

Title ....................................

Company ..................................

Address ..................................

.................................... Zip ....

BIENNALE OF FUTUROLOGY

Theme: "HUMAN FULFILMENT IN THE XXTH CENTURY AND BEYOND"

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The BIENNALE OF FUTUROLOGY, organized at CRANS/VS in September 1970 by the INTERNATIONAL CREATIVE CENTER, was attended by delegates from 20 nations with some 60 reports discussed by leading representatives of SCIENCE, the ARTS and ECONOMY.

Among subjects of present-day importance dealt with during the BIENNALE were such problems as the New Scale of Values, the Demographic Explosion, the Third World, Ecology, Youth's Revolt, University Reform, Relation between East and West, Mental Health, New Perspectives for Civilisation.

The stimulus provided by our last Biennale encourages us to examine more deeply the directions that the sciences, technology, indeed all knowledge should take. Man must exercise total responsibility in his pursuit of knowledge and in its application, instead of doing so in compartmentalised fashion as hitherto. The function of each specialised field of endeavour needs clarification and reassessment in terms of its particular contribution to fulfilment. A FULFILMENT NEEDS EXAMINATION. Total responsibility in this sense, therefore, is the main theme of this years Biennale.

We plan full representation of the various fields of endeavour: scientific, technological, industrial, environmental, creative, etc. The conference sessions will be constructive and fully participational. Accordingly we hope very much that you will make an early request for one of the limited number of conference places, and that you will participate fully when you come.

Please indicate as soon as possible the principal subjects of your proposed contribution to the exchange of experience and views. It would be helpful if you would indicate in your lecture:

a) the developments in your field

b) any special constraints likely to impede its development and how these might be lessened. Conversely the contribution it can make to human fulfilment, economic structural, environmental, etc.

A special challenge of our times is contained in the questioning by youth of the aims of society, and their demand for a re-vindication of their right to fulfilment and free scope to express themselves. We hope you will assist in meeting the challenge by showing how from the standpoint of your special field of activity, the younger generation's desire for a CONSTRUCTIVE FUTURE can be realistically pursued.

We look forward with keen interest to receiving outline details of your contribution in PUNTA ALA. Superbly located on the seaside between FLORENCE and ROME, with a private beach surrounded by a pine forest, PUNTA ALA will offer a pleasant opportunity to meet outstanding personalities in the world of SCIENCE, the ARTS and ECONOMY.

In regard to our last BIENNALE, we are preparing an ILLUSTRATED REPORT with all lectures, discussions and critical notes on our musical program and art exhibitions. We sincerely hope that you will ACT AS AN AMBASSADOR for this publication with your own friends, libraries and universities, businessmen and clubs (Rotary, Lyons), encouraging them to send us group orders of this RCI Book of REPORTS 1970.

Thanking you for any assistance you can give us, I remain,

Radiohuset . DK-1999 København V . Tlf. (01) 35 06 47 . Telex 26 95 . Telegr.-adr. Danradio

Professor Henry A. Kissinger,
2527 Waterside Drive,
Washington, D.C. 20008,
U. S. A.

September 29, 1972.

JS/la

Dear professor Kissinger,

When we said goodbye in Woodstock last year you were kind enough
to ask me to come and see you next I would be in Washington, and even
to insist on the point.

This is the reason, why I am taking the liberty of letting you know
that I shall be in the United States from October 21 to 31, staying in
New York at the Hotel Beaux Arts from October 21 to 25, and in Washington
at the Hotel Washington from October 25 to 31.

Needless to say that I should be professionally most anxious and per-
sonally delighted to see you again. It also goes without saying that I
quite realize how busy you are at this particular moment.

I am all the more interested in even the briefest encounter, as I
spent the month of May in Laos, Cambodia and South Vietnam, where I had
fruitful discussions with, among others, M. Hoang Duc Nha, and with general
John W. Vogt jr., who by the way, asked me to send you his best regards,
should our ways have crossed at that time in Paris.

Hoping for affirmative answer to this note, I remain,

Un 15-6

DR
DANMARKS RADIO

Radiohuset . DK-1999 København V . Tlf. (01) 35 06 47 . Telex 26 95 . Telegr. -adr. Danradio

September 29, 1972.

JS/la

Dear professor Kissinger,

I am all the more interested in even the briefest encounter, as I
spent the month of May in Laos, Cambodia and South Vietnam, where I had
fruitful discussions with, among others, M. Hoang Duc Nha, and with general
John W. Vogt jr. who by the way, asked me to send you his best regards,
should our ways have crossed at that time in Paris.

Un 15-6

LOUIS
SCHLESINGER
COMPANY

A MOST RESPECTED NAME IN INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE SINCE 1890
901 BROAD STREET, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY 07102 • 622-6500 area code 201

JOEL L. SCHLESINGER
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

DEC 13 1968

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December
9th
19 68

Hon. Henry A. Kissinger
Harvard University
Cambridge, Massachusetts

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

By way of introduction, I respect-
fully refer you to either of the Senators from
New Jersey, the Hon. Clifford P. Case or the Hon.
Harrison A. Williams, Jr., the former Ambassador
C. Douglas Dillon or Webster B. Todd, Chairman of
the Republican Committee of New Jersey.

By further introduction, my son-in-
law, Charles B. Marcovich, is the brother of
Dr. Herbert S. Marcovich.

I am quite familiar with the fact
that you, Dr. Marcovich and Mr. Aubrac were most
instrumental in at least bringing to a confrontation
at the table in Paris the United States and the
representative from North Vietnam.

Through my son-in-law I am also
familiar with the fact that Dr. Marcovich is rather
frustrated and disappointed that more action has not
resulted from the "peace conference."

I am visiting my daughter, son-in-
law and two grandsons in Paris from the 19th of this
month until the 29th or 30th and I am wondering if
there is some way I can be of assistance in possibly
taking back to Dr. Marcovich any particular private
message you may want to send.

MEMBER: NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS • NEW JERSEY ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS • REAL ESTATE BOARD OF NEWARK
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December

9th
19 68

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

Hon. Henry A. Kissinger

December 9, 1968-

I am a veteran of World War I and many of my associates here at my office are veterans of World War II and Korea as well. None of us wants to see war again.

If I can be of any help, please let me know in what way.

I know you will undertake your new duties in January. Every good wish to you for a successful administration of those duties.

JLS.G

LOUIS
SCHLESINGER
COMPANY

August
6th
19 69

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

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

I am sure the name "Marcovich"
is a name you know.

My grandson is Philippe J.
Marcovich of Paris, France, who is the nephew
of Dr. Herbert S. Marcovich.

Philippe and I will be in
Washington for his first visit on September 3rd
through the 7th. I have already written to
Senator Case for passes on one of the early
morning White House visits. I hope while we
are there, we can have the pleasure and privi-
lege of saying hello to you that same morning.

We will be at the Washington
Hilton arriving on Tuesday, the 2nd, should you
want to address a letter to us there, or to my
office here in Newark.

Herbert was recently honored
with the Legion of Honor; perhaps you may have
learned that when you were in Paris recently.

JLS.G

MEMBER NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS • NEW JERSEY ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS • REAL ESTATE BOARD OF NEWARK
REAL ESTATE BOARD OF NEW YORK • NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF REAL ESTATE BROKERS • FIRM AFFILIATE MEMBER OF SOCIETY OF INDUSTRIAL REALTORS

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KISSINGER, HENRY A. /S*

SEP 3 1971

Dear Herb:

Just a short note to thank you for all you did for us Wednesday, setting up a most fascinating tour and a delightful lunch. I appreciate the great amount of time you and Bob Corwin took from your work to spend with us. It was a treat for us all.

I do not know if I can match your hospitality in Washington (my office is not quite as exciting, believe it or not), but I hope that you will come to the East Coast and give me a chance to try. It would be a pleasure to see you there. Please stay in touch.

Mr. Herbert Schlosser
NBC Studios
3000 West Alemeida
Burbank, California

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SEP 8 1971

CENTRAL FILES

KISSINGER, HENRY A. /S/ *

JUN 5 1972

Dear Herb:

Many thanks for your letter of May 18. I
am sorry that our travels kept me from writ-
ing back to you more promptly.

Warmest congratulations on your promotion.
I am pleased for you at the advancement and
for me because you will be closer to Washing-
ton and we may be able to get together more
often.

We probably will not be coming to California
until the beginning of July. But I will look for-
ward to seeing you and Judy then.

★
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Mr. Herbert S. Schlosser
Vice President
Programs, West Coast
NBC Television Network
3000 West Alameda Avenue
Burbank, California 91503

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HERBERT S. SCHLOSSER
Vice President
Programs, West Coast

May 18, 1972

Dear Henry:

Judy and I have thought of you often in the last few weeks, as we have watched you in your great efforts, and our thoughts have been with you.

On another more personal matter - I've been promoted. As you may recall, when we were driving from the White House to the Shoreham Hotel for the Foreign Correspondents Dinner, we were discussing my future and you said, "stay on the ladder", and I have. I will be leaving the west coast, as I have just been named Executive Vice President of the NBC Television Network. I leapfrog from my present west coast position in Programming to the number two position in the Network. I will now have under and reporting to me not only Programming, but Sales, Business Affairs, Facilities --- the entire Network operation. It should be an exciting challenge.

We expect to be moving to New York as soon as we can find an apartment, sell our home here, and get the children in school. However, we should be living in California for at least the next couple of months and if you expect to be out here, we would love to see you and spend an evening together.

Best regards from Judy.

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

NBC TELEVISION NETWORK

THIRTY ROCKEFELLER PLAZA, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10020, CIRCLE 7-8300

July 14, 1972

HERBERT S. SCHLOSSER
Executive Vice President

Dear Henry:

We had a marvelous time at the party at The Bistro and enjoyed meeting and getting to talk to Anatoly Dobrynin at NBC and at the party. He is a charming man.

The next time I see you, you will have to repeat the "anti-communist" joke you told, because I'm sure Paul Keyes can use it on LAUGH-IN. (He might even pay $5 for it.)

I'm sending you two sets of photographs taken while you were visiting NBC. You might want to send some of them to the Ambassador.

It was good seeing you while you were here, and you looked great. Good luck in the strenuous weeks ahead.

We hope to see you in the not too distant future. Love from Judy.