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American Rice Company
V. Elizabeth Jones

Sincerely,

Best wishes for your own abeep recovery.

ment could be abeoned.
pas no program under which seafastness for your fedcal treat-
However, I regret to say that the United States Government
I am disappointed to hear of your own medical difficulties.

I have for reply your letter to Mrs. Krausinger.

Dear Mr. Vpdef Makaond:

El Gaviffa, Cairo
Jd Sharif Mohamed Boukhar
Mr. Mahmoud Atel Touba Vpdef Makaoud

June 5p, 13th

Cairo, Edbt

Cairo, Egypt

July 8, 1974

Mr. Khadr Ahmed Mohamed Abdallah
17 Sh. Khan Abu Takeya
Kism El Gamalia
Cairo

Dear Mr. Abdallah:

I have received for reply your recent letter to the
Ambassador.

May I first congratulate you and your wife most sincerely
on the recent birth of your son. I know that Secretary
Kissinger will be most pleased and flattered to know that
you named your son after him. It is truly a remarkable
commemoration of the Secretary's very successful visits to
the Middle East.

Best of luck to you and your family.

ABBALLAH, Knadr Ahmed Mohamed

Mohamed Ahmed Afia,

28 Hassan Assem.

AMERICAN EMBASSY

El-Gomrek.

Alexandria.

MAY 31 1974

CONSULAR SECTION, CAIRO

Miss A. Elizabeth Jones

Dear Miss,

I received your letter dated May 22 1974. Many thanks for this decent reply. In this letter it will be an interested moment in the life of the political angel Prof. Dr. Kissinger if he has an idea of two things will happen in the future.

1) He will occupy a serious position more than he has.

2) He will be greeted internationally.

God blesses that mind of peace.

I hope if I have the chance to hear from you that it happened.

27/5/1974.

AMERICAN EMBASSY

MAY 20 1974

CAIRO, EGYPT

Mohamed Ahmed Afia,
28 Hassan Assem St.,

El-Gomrek
Alexandria.

15/5/1974.

Professor Dr. Henry Kessenger.

Dear Sir,

I have the pleasure to write this letter expressing my
feelings about the efforts you had done and what you are doing now.

Really I can't explain what I have for the angel of peace of
whom God chooses and have the way to solve the middle east problem.
What I can do for the intelligent angel and his wife is to have the
chance, gives me the permission and honour to have dinner in a
modest home of one of the egyptians.

I know that your time is so busy but I hope you can accept
this invitation, spend a period of time to see how the egyptians are
fond of your character and personality.

Waiting for your answer, please accept my best regards.

[LJ]

To Dr. Henry Kissinger

from: Hamdi Abdel Khalek Attia
Emssasgad Wassif
Gharbia

I thank you for all that has been achieved,
following your great efforts, in the solving
of the problem of the separation of forces.
I express my feelings as a citizen of one of
the villages of Egypt.

Cairo, Egypt

June 25, 1974

Mr. Abdel Moniem Awadalla
29/1 Damanhour Street
Heliopolis, Cairo

Dear Mr. Awadalla:

I have for reply your letter of June 5, 1974 to the
Ambassador.

May I first thank you on behalf of Secretary Kissinger
for your generous compliments. We are all very pleased
with the recent achievements towards establishing peace
in the Middle East.

It is very thoughtful and generous of you to wish to
present a gift in this connection, although your words of
appreciation are more than adequate. You are, of course,
most welcome to come to the Embassy at any time between
8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Many thanks again for your generosity.

AWADALLA, Abdel Moniem

American Rice Council
Y. Eissapati Jones

Sincerely,

8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.
most welcome to come to the Embassy at any time between
appreciation are more than adequate. You are, of course,
present a gift in this connection, although your words of
It is very thoughtful and generous of you to wish to
in the Middle East.

with the recent achievements towards satisfying peace
tor your Generous compliments. We are all very pleased
May I first thank you on behalf of Secretary Klaasen
Ambassador.

I have for reply your letter of June 2, 1964 to the
Ambassador.

Dear Mr. Awdalla:

Helioboma, Cairo
SQ/I Demenour Street
Mr. Appel Montem Awdalla

June 22, 1964

Cairo, Egypt

Cairo, Egypt

June 7, 1974

Mr. Ahmed Ahmed Badr
Mamura Town
Alexandria

Dear Mr. Badr:

Thank you for your thoughtfulness in sending your recent telegram to Secretary Kissinger. I know that the Secretary is most appreciative of your generous compliments.

The events of the past few days have been most gratifying to all of us interested in the creation of a peaceful world. As Secretary Kissinger stated upon his departure from Cairo on May 30, the wise counsel and support of President Sadat contributed most significantly to the success of this recent mission. It is a proud time for all of us.

With best wishes,

Cairo, Egypt

June 28, 1974

Mr. Habib Ibrahim Barsoum
Maghagha, Egypt

Dear Mr. Barsoum:

The events of the past few weeks have been most gratifying
to all of us interested in the creation of a peaceful world.
As Secretary Kissinger stated upon his departure from Cairo
on May 30, the wise counsel and support of President Sadat
contributed most significantly to the success of this recent
mission. It is a proud time for all of us.

With best wishes,

CONS:BJones:ea

BARSOUm, Habib Ibrahim

CONB:Jones:es

Sincerely,

With best wishes,

messenger. It is a broad time for all of us, contributed most satisfactorily to the success of this recent on May 30, the wise counsel and ab bond of President Sadat. We Secretary Krausinger stated how his departure from Cairo to all of us interested in the creation of a beautiful world. The events of the past few weeks have been most gratifying.

is most appreciative of your Generous contributions.
deflagram to Secretary Krausinger. I know that the Secretary
Thank you for your thoughtfulness in sending you recent

Dear Mr. Barsonn:

Maggie H. Eubt
Mr. Hsueh Ip, Shih Barsonn

June 28, 1947

Cairo, Egypt

Cairo, Egypt

June 25, 1974

Mrs. Saadia Soliman Bekeit
El Massaken (near Fire Brigade Station)
Apt. 6, Bldg. 2
Kafr El Zayat

Dear Mrs. Bekeit:

I have for reply your letters of June 8 to President Nixon
and Ambassador Eilts.

As I said in my letter to you of June 7, the disappearance
of your son is truly a tragic occurrence. May I reiterate
my suggestions that you contact the Egyptian Ministry of
War or the International Red Cross. They are in a much
better position to assist you in this matter than are we.

American Rice Company
A. E. Elizabeth Jones

Sincerely,

better position to assist you in this matter than are we. War or the International Red Cross. They are in a much more difficult position than you. They are in a much more difficult position than are we. We are in a great difficulty. May I reference you to your own experience. May I reference you to your own experience. We said in my letter to you of June 1, the qanadefence and Ambassador Eliza.

I have for reply your letters of June 3 to President Nixon and Ambassador Eliza.

Dear Mrs. Bekiet:

Ketr. El Elazat
Apt. C, Bldg. S
El Masakken (near Fire Brigade Station)
Mrs. Sadie Hoffman Bekiet

June 22, 1964

Cairo, Egypt