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I SEND YOU MY PERSONAL CONGRATULATIONS AND GRATITUDE

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BMS DR HENRY A KISSINGER

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JOHN PAIS
675 SHARON PARK DRIVE
APARTMENT 125
MENLO PARK, CALIFORNIA
94025

FEBRUARY 2, 1973

DR. H. KISSINGER
WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C.

DEAR DR. KISSINGER,

WITH MUCH INTEREST WE FOLLOWED YOUR DISCUSSIONS WITH
MARVIN KALB ON TELEVISION LAST NIGHT AND FOR A CHANGE WE
GREATLY ENJOYED A TELEVISION PROGRAM.

YOU ARE TO BE CONGRATULATED ON YOUR GRASP AND REACTION
TO THE MANY DIFFICULT QUESTIONS AND AS WE WATCHED, WE SAW
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, A MAN, THAT
UNDERSTANDS THE GREAT POWER PLAY AND WHO GAVE US THE FEELING,
THAT THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA DOES NOT HAVE TO PLAY,
THANKS TO YOU AND YOU ALONE, SECOND FIDDLE ON THE INTER-
NATIONAL CHESSBOARD.

I HAVE WRITTEN A LETTER TO THE NOBEL COMMISSION,
REQUESTED, THAT THEY NOMINATE YOU FOR THE NEXT NOBEL PEACE
PRIZE.

THANK YOU AGAIN, ON BEHALF OF ALL AMERICANS, FOR
YOUR EFFORTS AND YOUR SUCCESS TO BRING THIS TERRIBLE WAR
IN INDO-CHINA TO AN END.

JP:JW

DEC 12 1968

UNIVERSITY of PENNSYLVANIA
PHILADELPHIA 19104

Wharton School of
Finance and Commerce

DEPARTMENT OF
POLITICAL SCIENCE

December 9, 1968

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
Center for International Affairs
Harvard University
Cambridge, Mass. 02138

Dear Henry:

May I join with your many other friends and admirers
in congratulating you on your new appointment. This gives me
greater confidence in Mr. Nixon's good judgment.

You have a challenging assignment, and a real opportunity to serve in a key post. I realize that your assignment will bring many headaches and pressures as well. Anyway, I wish you luck.

Inevitably, in spite of Mr. Nixon's announced desire to give you an opportunity to do some long-range thinking and planning, you will often be bogged down with immediate problems and assignments. I'm sure you will give needed perspective to the most pressing problems.

Although other areas, including Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and East and West Europe, must be given a high priority in your thoughts and activities, I hope you will see to it that Mr. Nixon does not overlook South Asia. After all, as I often say, we have numbers on our side! And it is all too possible that internal weaknesses and stresses, inter-regional rivalries, and external pressures will create crisis situations in this area from

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

RECEIVED
KISSINGER'S OFFICE

The White House
Washington

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PMS DR HENRY KISSINGER

WHITE HOUSE DC

HEARTFELT APPRECIATION FOR THE SUCCESSFUL CULMINATION OF YOUR RELENTLESS HARD WORK IN BEHALF OF OUR COUNTRY FOR PEACE. THANK GOD FOR MEN OF UNSWERVING COURAGE AND SPLENDID INTELLECT SUCH AS YOU AND PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON. GOD BLESS AND PROTECT YOU BOTH.

MRS EMMA PAPE 353 WEST BROADWAY APT B GLENDALE CALIFORNIA
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PRGFESSOR HENRY KISSINGER HARVARD UNIVERSITY CAMBRIDGEMASSACHUSETTS

NTHUSIASTIC CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES STOP SURVVEYING

INDONESIA BRIEFLY AFTER THREE USEFUL WEEKS IN SAIGON FOR
OMUSMANV STOP WILL RETURN RAND DENEMBER NINE REGARDS

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DEC 24 1968

Major General (R) ELAD PELED

17 December 1968

Prof. H.A. Kissinger
Harvard University
Center For International Affairs
6 Divinity Avenue
Cambridge
Massachusetts 02138
U.S.A.

Dear Prof. Kissinger,

I wish to convey to you my heartiest congratulations and best wishes on your recent high appointment in the White House.

It is with pleasure that I recall how much I profitted from our meeting in Jerusalem and I am positive that your wide knowledge, experience and capabilities will contribute greatly to the security of the U.S. and the Free World as a whole.

Wishing you every success and a fruitful outcome in all your endeavours,

I am,

Sincerely yours,
E. Peled

Elad Peled, Maj. Gen. (R)

P.D.B. 10

Haifa

Israel

The White House
Washington

1969 NOV 2 AM 6-46

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HENRY KISSINGER

THE WHITE HOUSE

MANY OF YOUR COLLEAGUES IN THE CAMBRIDGE COMMUNITY ARE STUNNED
BY YOUR SILENCE IN THE FACE OF AGNEW'S OBSCENE CHARACTERIZATION
OF THE MORATORIUM AND OF NIXON'S EMBRACE OF AGNEW'S
KNOW-NOTHINGISM

L MARTIN AND ANN PERETZ 20 LARCHWOOD DRIVE CAMBRIDGE MASS.