KISSINGER, HENRY A.

March 30, 1970

Dear Dave:

I enclose a few cartoons which I thought
you might get a chuckle out of.

You may want to write to the cartoonists
and ask for the original drawings. They
are usually flattered by the request and
generally give you the drawing if they
can. I've noted the addresses on each of
the cartoons.

With personal regards,

Honorable David Kennedy
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington, D. C.

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training programs. Instead, he
local officials would be able to
which ones they want to con-

available to all. Failure to do so, he
said, would be a violation of consti-
tutional guarantees of due process of
law.

The lone dissenter was Justice
Hugo L. Black, who denounced the
decision as one that would use tax-
payers' funds to encourage divorce.
He charged that the next step might
well be a requirement that states
provide lawyers for the poor in di-
vorce and other proceedings.

The traffic court case involved a
Houston laborer who was fined $425
for a series of traffic offenses, failed
to pay and was finally sent to jail for
35 days to work off the fine.

In writing the majority opinion,
Justice William J. Brennan Jr. said
that an indigent may not be sent to
jail solely because he is too poor to
pay a court-levied traffic fine. He
stressed, however, that those who
can pay fines but refuse or neglect
to do so are still subject to jail sen-

the public, they had
ago and dated reg-

* As early as the
talking about a na-
tem and Dr. Paul
of them. "What g-
thousands who are
cause they can't af-
their feet dry an-
their backs warm?
bacteriologist tur-
Kruif wrote more
books includin-
Death" and "M-
which sold more t-
pies and was trans-
guages. De Kruif
week at 80, also
Sinclair Lewis on t
smith."

* Shortly after he
began in 1932, Thu-
sited San Quentin
Row. "I feel I gain-

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at type of demonstration?

at is the age of majority in
a?

the unemployment rate
fall last month?

A. Boyle is president of
labor union?

what city did Gov. Rea-
enveil his welfare reform
am?

Answers on Page 7

Dear Henry:

Enclosed is your famous caricature, which I hope will
find an important place in your study.

We'll be in New York next week from the 15th through
the 20th. Should you be in New York at the same time, would
love to get together. We'll be staying at the Regency.

When do you plan to come to the West Coast? We
really would like to give you that ill-fated cocktail buffet this
spring.

Hope you are well and happy and have had no more
run-ins with nuns or their close associates.

3/12/71

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THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

May 4, 1971

JULIE:

You will love this one! David called
tonight and asked that I leave a note
for Julie as follows:

There is a cartoon in yesterday's Los
Angeles Times with a caption something
like -- Now that we have discussed
international relations, give me your advice
on the latest in the swingings.

Mr. Kissinger would like for Julie to try
and get the original of this cartoon for
him.

Wilma

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Washington, D. C. 20005
1013 Thirteenth Street, N. W.
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Mr. Jim Berry

Henry A. Kissinger

Best regards,

your thoughtfulness in sending them to me.
I do enjoy them very much and appreciate
for sending me another of your cartoons.
Thank you for your note of August 20 and

Dear Mr. Berry:

KISSINGER, HENRY

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

SEP 15 1971

Dear Mr. Berry:

Once again, just a short note to thank you for sending me the original of one of your cartoons. My collection of these is growing and I prize it highly. I appreciate also your thoughtful inscription.

Mr. Jim Berry, Cartoonist
Newspaper Enterprise Association
1200 West 3rd Street
Cleveland, Ohio 44113

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KISSINGER, HENRY A.; /CARTOONS [x]

September 17, 1971

Dear Mr. Dunagin:

Your recent cartoon captioned "Where
do you suppose Kissinger is off to this
time?" has been brought to my attention
much to my delight.

I have a growing collection of originals of
cartoons referring to me and wonder if I
might impose on you to ask if this one of
yours could be added to it. I appreciate
your consideration of my request.

Mr. Ralph Dunigan
Orlando Sentinel
633 North Orange Avenue
Orlando, Florida 32801

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By Bryce Nelson
L.A. Times Service

Rifle, Colo.

PEOPLE here ask each other whether the cattle herds brought down from the Grand Hogback mountains will stampede when they see