January 21, 1966

Mr. Gerald Freund
The Rockefeller Foundation
111 West 50th Street
New York 20, New York

Dear Gerry:

You may recall that last year I spoke to you briefly
about the problems of the National Security Policy Seminar at
Harvard.

I wonder whether I could now raise the possibility
of a small grant from the Rockefeller Foundation for continu-
ing the National Security Policy Seminar. The attached report,
which was submitted to the Dean of Harvard, will give you, I
think, most of the basic information.

I might point out why the National Security Policy
Seminar has been in a somewhat different category from other
seminars at Harvard.

(1) Its enrollment has never been less than forty-five over the past five years. Therefore, teaching it is really comparable to some lecture courses. Each student, in addition to the regular session of the Seminar, is required to participate in one smaller group taught by an assistant and specializing in a particular topic.

(2) Because the subject changes so rapidly, there is a need to bring to Harvard experts in the various aspects of it for meetings with the Seminar.

(3) The Seminar acts as a focal point for faculty re-
search in national security policy.

in a particular topic.
late in one smaller group taught by an assistant and specializing
to the regular session of the Seminar, is required to partici-
ularly comparable to some lecture course. Each student, in addition
five over the past five years. Therefore, teaching it is really
(f) Its enrollment has never been less than forty-

seminars at Harvard.

Seminar has been in a somewhat different category from other
I might point out why the National Security Policy

which was submitted to the Dean of Harvard, will give you, I
ing the National Security Policy Seminar. The attached report,
of a small grant from the Rockefeller Foundation for continu-
I wonder whether I could now raise the possibility

Harvard.

about the problems of the National Security Policy Seminar at
You may recall that last year I spoke to you briefly

Dear Gerry:

New York 50, New York
111 West 20th Street
The Rockefeller Foundation
Mr. Gerald Freund

January 51, 1966

The Rockefeller Foundation

111 WEST 50th STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. 10020

HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

CABLE: ROCKFOUND, NEW YORK
TELEPHONE: COLUMBUS 5-8100

January 26, 1966

JAN 26 1966

Dear Henry:

Many thanks for yours of January 21 and for a copy of the
report on the defense policy seminar. I will discuss your request
with others here, but as the Foundation's current program does not
include support of the social sciences in institutions in developed
countries, it is most unlikely that we will be able to help with the
continuing needs of the seminar, modest as these are.

The more I read about the activities of the seminar and the
large number of participants, the more I wondered whether the extra
costs could not properly be taken on by Harvard University. But you
will no doubt have explored this possibility already.

I will be in touch with you again.

Professor Henry A. Kissinger
Center for International Affairs
Harvard University
6 Divinity Avenue
Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138

GF:cm

Secretary
Joan Blanchard

Sincerely yours,

attention at that time.
and I will bring your letter to the
the office the middle of next week
He is expected to return to

letter of January 26th.
I should like to acknowledge your

In Professor Kissinger's absence,

Dear Mr. Freund:

New York, New York 10030
111 West 20th Street
The Rockefeller Foundation
Associate Director
Mr. Gerald Freund

January 28, 1966

Expenses - T. W. Wolfe

28 November 1966

Round trip air ticket, Washington-Boston $53.76
Taxi - residence to Washington National Airport 4.00
Taxi - Logan airport to hotel 4.75
Taxi - Hotel to Center for International Affairs .50
Taxi - Faculty Club to Hotel .70
Lunch 1.75

29 November 1966

Breakfast 1.50
Hotel room 10.50
Taxi - Hotel to Logan airport 4.50
Taxi - Washington National airport to office 3.50
Total $85.46

HARVARD UNIVERSITY

CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS

UNIVERSITY VOUCHER

(TO BE USED ONLY WHEN AN INVOICE CANNOT BE OBTAINED)

April 11 1967

TO THE COMPTROLLER:-

PLEASE PAY TO Helmut Sonnenfeldt $ 43.17

INR/RSB 7427, U.S. Department of State, Washington, D. C.

Forty-three and 17/100 DOLLARS
(AMOUNT IN WORDS) 100

Reimbursement for expenses incurred when speaking to the

(DETAIL OF EXPENDITURE)

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COMPTROLLER'S
NUMBER 40980

HARVARD UNIVERSITY

CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

INTERDEPARTMENTAL INVOICE

FROM: International Seminar

DATE June 26, 1967

TO: DEPARTMENT RENDERING SERVICE OR FURNISHING MATERIAL

DEPT.
TO BE
CHARGED
ADDRESS

H.A. Kissinger, Research

National Security Policy Seminar
6 Divinity Avenue

Cambridge, Massachusetts

TO BE CHARGED TO

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ORDERED AS A DEPARTMENTAL
EXPENSE BY:

Henry A. Kissinger

PLEASE APPROVE AND RETURN PROMPTLY TO THE OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER, LEHMAN HALL

<table><thead><tr><th>DESCRIPTION</th><th>AMOUNT</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Reimbursement for secretarial services rendered by Miss Abigail Collins for the academic year 1966-67 as agreed by Professor Kissinger</td><td>$1,500.00</td></tr></tbody></table><p>THIS INVOICE HAS BEEN CHARGED TO</p><table><thead><tr><th colspan="6">APPROVAL BY DEPARTMENT CHARGED</th><th rowspan="2">MATERIAL SERVICES REC'D BY</th></tr><tr><th>AMOUNT</th><th>DEPT.</th><th>SUB.</th><th>EXP.</th><th>ACCOUNT</th><th>F.</th><th>LED.</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>1500 00</td><td>33</td><td>968</td><td>71</td><td>4411 2</td><td>30</td><td></td></tr></tbody></table><table><thead><tr><th colspan="6">DATA FOR DEPARTMENT CREDITED</th><th rowspan="2">F.</th><th rowspan="2">LED.</th></tr><tr><th>AMOUNT</th><th>DEPT.</th><th>SUB.</th><th>INC.</th><th>ACCOUNT</th><th></th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>1500 00</td><td>34</td><td>400</td><td>74</td><td>4370 2</td><td>40</td><td></td></tr></tbody></table><p>6/28/67</p><table><thead><tr><th colspan="4">DATE</th></tr><tr><th>APPROVED FOR PAYMENT</th><th>ENTERED</th><th>CODED</th><th>CHECKED</th><th>APPROVED BY<br>COMPTROLLER</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td></td><td></td><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr></tbody></table>

CHART OF ACCOUNTS, page 2.

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salaried in that course.
National Security Policy Seminar for work done as teaching
Allison's salary for the same period be paid from funds for the
academic year (September 1 to June 30), and that $1800 of Graham
This is to request that $1800 of William Harria's salary for the 1967/68

Σ. Tomory
H. A. Klaasen

October 13, 1967

January 21, 1966

Mr. Wallace MacDonald
23 University Hall

Dear Mr. MacDonald:

Dean Ford suggested that I submit directly to you
a request for support for the National Security Policy
Seminar from the Ford Foundation grant for International
affairs.

The National Security Policy Seminar deals with the
interplay between force and foreign policy in the context
of the international situation. The first semester treats
institutional and conceptual problems that shape national
security policy. The second semester treats a number of
case histories in international affairs.

I am attaching a reading list of the last time
the National Security Policy Seminar was being given.
(I am on sabbatical this year.)

The National Security Policy Seminar is in a somewhat
different position from other seminars at Harvard for the
following reasons:

(1) Its enrollment has never been less than forty-five over the past five years. Therefore teaching it is really comparable to some lecture courses. Each student, in addition to the regular session of the Seminar, is required to participate in one smaller group taught by an assistant and specializing in a particular topic.

....

....

(2) Because the subject changes so rapidly, there is a
in a particular topic.

in one smaller group taught by an assistant and specializing
to the regular session of the Seminar, is required to participate
comparable to some lecture course. Each student, in addition
over the past five years. Therefore teaching it is really
(1) Its enrollment has never been less than forty-five

following reasons:

different location from other seminars at Harvard for the
The National Security Policy Seminar is in a somewhat

the National Security Policy Seminar was being given.
I am attaching a reading list of the last time

case histories in international affairs.
security policy. The second semester treats a number of
institutional and conceptual problems that shape national
of the international situation. The first semester treats
interplay between force and foreign policy in the context
The National Security Policy Seminar deals with the

Seminar from the Ford Foundation grant for International
a request for support for the National Security Policy
Dean Ford suggested that I submit directly to you

Dear Mr. MacDonald:

23 University Hall
Mr. Wallace MacDonald

January 31, 1966