BY APPOINTMENT

KARSH

October 10, 1972

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

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

It was good to meet with you once again. That you are pleased with the photographs delights me, but the more enjoyable was the luncheon and your gracious hospitality. Now, in retrospect, how calm you were; you gave us your entire attention at a time when, no doubt, you were preparing once more to fly to Paris. This, in great measure, shows your imperturbability and your total ability to concentrate so fully on one thing at a time. If the above sounds like a segment of the profile I will prepare to accompany your photograph for my next book, so be it!

When you have time to peruse once more the black and white proofs you have in your possession, and let me know your preferences, I shall be happy to prepare a few photographs and present them to you with my compliments.

Estrellita and I will look forward to seeing you once again after the November elections, when we hope you will give us the opportunity to reciprocate your warm hospitality.

Sincerely, and with every good wish, in which my wife joins me,

130 Sparks Street, Ottawa, Canada

Telephone 236-7181, Area Code 613

Yousuf Karsh

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

APR 12 1971

Dear Paul:

Many thanks for your note and for the tie
tack. You were most thoughtful to remem-
ber it.

It was good to see you.

Mr. Paul W. Keyes
Paul W. Keyes Productions, Inc.
10000 Riverside Drive
Toluca Lake, Calif. 91602

HAK:jlp:4/10/71

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

NOV 20 1970

Dear Bud:

Many thanks for sending along to me the photo-
graph almub from Vice Admiral Kidd commem-
orating the President's visit to the Sixth Fleet.
It is a beautiful book and a very nice reminder
of a most pleasant part of the President's journey.
I appreciate Admiral Kidd's and your thoughtful-
ness.

I am looking forward very much to joining you
for the Army/Navy game on November 28.

Admiral E. R. Zumwalt, Jr.
Chief of Naval Operations
Washington, D. C.

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

2 October 1972

Mr. Henry A. Kissinger, Assistant to President
The White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. C. 20501

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

An update on Politicards (another deck enclosed for your enjoyment).

The original art from which the cards were conceived is being
offered through a showing at the Delphi Gallery in Thousand Oaks,
California, on Saturday, October 14. Art not sold at the showing
will continue to hang in the gallery through the end of the year.

We expect the show to cause quite a stir (as the cards have since
the beginning of the year). And because we know that some of the
individuals portrayed on the cards might want to purchase the
artwork depicting himself, we are making same available immediately.
The original pieces are all 19" by 24", are black and white charcoal
and are attractively mounted in plexiglass frames. Selling price
for each piece is $200.00.

If you have any interest in the art, you may contact me directly
at the address listed below.

Thanks for this moment of your time.

MK:jw
encl.

POLITICARDS, INC.

P.O. Box 966, Wilmington, California 90744

Telephone: AC (213) 775-1476 / 830-1681

April 10, '73

Dear Prof. Kissinger,

Thank you very much for your endeavor in shaping world
weather condition.

Your autographic picture that I had got in 1969 make me
much encourage to forward my study. So, I was figuring out
your birthday present from last year. It is not so good,
but I hope you'll like it.

In your life-strategies, the most fantastic things for me
is two parts. One is your personality dynamics toward the
goal, and the other is your high-fidelitic, creative idea
and energetic system (NSC)-an epoch in foreign policy
making system from the bureaucratic device. " Throughout
your personal history I believe that efforts is its own reward."

I like all kinds of ball games. For example, basketball is
the most favorite one. I was a player and usually made some
maneuver with my colleague before game. When my maneuver
goes well and strikes on the nail, I used to be excited and
happy. For only two years college life, they say to me " You
look like a egg head type." This is parts of my profile.

Well, Korea is the very spot that we can enjoy to implement
various kinds of strategies and theories for the neighbor
relations. I'd like to and must make an efforts to get a job
as conceiving, executing and explaining the foreign policy
of Korea.

If I had a chance to study in America I will be nourished
in scientific, strategic, economic and psychological field.
And also, I have to employ the new developing theories for
creative foreign policy shaping.

We live only once. We must dedicate ourselves to something.
But you did and are doing wonderful one. I will do my best
and pay more attention to your intelligence and knowledge.
I am sure, and I have a strong belief about the fulfillment
in pursuing the goals following your career.

I am going to send this present on your birthday, but I can
hardly wait. Do you have a chance to visit Korea someday?

Wish your good health and glorious luck.

REPUBLIC OF KOREA
OFFICE OF THE PRIME MINISTER

January 5, 1972

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

Recently, I have ventured to issue an album of my paintings, of course, under no pretenses or pretensions of professionalism, but as a work of an admitted amateur.

It is my earnest wish that this album will brighten a few moments and divert the thoughts of those friends and associates, like myself, who work long hours at exacting tasks.

This copy I am sending you also bears my heartiest wishes for a happy and prosperous year of 1972.

With warmest personal regards, I remain,

The Honorable Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
Special Assistant to the President
for National Security Affairs
The White House

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

November 28, 1973

Dear Mr. Kuzmar:

Secretary Kissinger asked me to thank you for
the record "World Today - Hello Tomorrow" sung
by the Glamorgan Elementary School Choir.

Please know the Secretary is most appreciative
of your thoughtfulness in sharing this album and
its message with him. May we someday enjoy
the peace as expressed by the children of your
choir in all nations of the world.

The Secretary wishes to extend to you, the Choir
and all those who made the distribution of the
record possible, his very best wishes.

Mr. John Kuzmar
Principal
Glamorgan Elementary School
50 Grafton Drive S.W.
Calgary, Alberta
T3E 4W3
Canada

RECEIVED
NOV 29 1973

CENTRAL FILES

GLAMORGAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

50 Grafton Drive S.W.
CALGARY, Alberta
T3E 4W3
C A N A D A

September, 1973

Dear Sir,

In 1970 Glamorgan Elementary School Choir sent all the members of the United Nations a record called "It's a Small World". The response to this effort on the part of the members of the U.N. was extremely encouraging.

This year we have prepared a sequel to this record entitled "World Today - Hello Tomorrow". The theme of this program is once again the same - harmony, peace, goodwill, tolerance and international understanding as an alternative to fear, hate, prejudice, bigotry and war.

With this record the children of Glamorgan Elementary School are expressing the hope of all children throughout the world that you, as a representative of your country will do everything you possibly can to ease world tension and put an end to the fighting in all the troubled areas of the world. They also hope that you will make it possible for all children to grow up in peace, so that they may make their individual contributions for a better world for all mankind.

The distribution of this record was made possible by the financial contribution of the citizens of Calgary, the Calgary School Board, and the Government of Alberta.

Please listen to our message and let us hear from you as soon as possible.

JAK/pp