HAK NOBEL STATEMENT 10/27/78

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| Jim Hoagland<br>334-7433 | Washington Post | 12:45 pm |
| Barbara Lamont<br>212) 586-7828 | CBS News - NY | 12:45 |
| Mr. Rohne<br>347-6001 | Norweigan News Agency | 12:50 |
| Mr. Les Crystal | NBC | 12:50 |
| Mr. Larry Freund<br>212) 399-5608 | Voice of America | 12:55 |
| Mr. Shalom Kital | Israeli Radio | 12:55 |
| Cindy Druss<br>686-4286 | NBC Radio | 2:40 |
| Sharon Churcher<br>212) 349-5000 | NY Post | 2:45 |
| Mr. Hegge<br>638-4669 | Aftenposten<br>(out of Oslo, Norway) | 3:45 |
| Ron Ryan<br>617) 495-7890 | Harvard Crimson | 4:25 |
| Rick Allen<br>404) 572-5498 | Atlantic Constitution | 4:35 |

STATEMENT BY HENRY A. KISSINGER RE SADAT AND BEGIN
RECEIVING NOBEL PEACE PRIZE:

I want to extend my warmest congratulations to
President Sadat and Prime Minister Begin for their
well deserved honor. The advances toward peace which
they have brought about are not only a political
accomplishment but a spiritual achievement. By their
courage they have demonstrated the moral fact that the
greatest triumphs of peoples lie not in their victories
over each other but in their reconciliations. As
Americans we can take pride in the role played by President
Carter in the Camp David negotiations which were such
an important step in this process.