Dr. Albert Forgar, J.S.D.

LL.M. STERLING FELLOW YALE LAW SCHOOL
DOCTOR OF INTERNATIONAL LAW (PARIS)
FORMER MEMBER UNITED NATIONS INFORMATION CENTER

P.O.BOX 651
GAFFNEY, S.C. 29340

February 15, 1974

Honorable

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of State
Department of State
Washington, D.C. 20520

Dear Mr. Secretary:

I am sending you my book"New Diplomacy and the
United Nations" under separate cover.

I would like to draw your attention especially on
the chapter"FRENCH DIPLOMACY".

I read with great interest your books: The Necessity
for Choice; Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy; The Troubled
Partnership; Reflections on American Diplomacy; and World res-
tored. I found them all outstanding and used them in my classes
on International Politics and Diplomacy.

With my best wishes for a very successful conference
with Latin American Foreign Ministers in Mexico City.

Please find enclosed a newspaper clipping on my
"LATIN AMERICAN SEMINAR".

Enclosure

money!

someone is trying to save the Government some
P.2. I am returning your $1, but I am impressed that

Plymouth, Massachusetts,
22 Warren Avenue,
Mr. Peter Forman,

Peraonal Vaalant
Suzanne 2. McFarlane

Sincerely,

with his best wishes.

that he missed out on at the Convention. I forward it

Secretary Klaasinger was happy to sign the book

Dear Mr. Forman:

September 3, 1976

PETER FORMAN

55 WARREN AVENUE
PLYMOUTH, MA 02360

August 23, 1976

Dear Mr. Secretary,

I was in Kansas City during the GOP Conv-
ention as a "Presidential". On Thursday the
19th you addressed my group. After you answ-
ered some questions you began to sign some
autographs. As luck would have it you stopped
signing about 2 or 3 people before me.

Could you please do me a favor and sign
this book for me. It contains the signatures
of others who addresses the Presidentials in
K.C. It is very important to me that I know
this is an authentic signature. Therefore
could you please inscribe it to me and date
it.

Your co-operation would be most appreciated.

Enclosed is a dollar for shipment back to
me. Thank you.

The Secretary of State
The State Department
Washington, D.C.

ROGER P. FOUSSARD

740 East 7th Street
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55106

July 18, 1975

The Honorable Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of State
Washington, D. C.

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

I had the privilege of hearing you speak while you were in Minneapolis on Tuesday, July 15th. I also was in attendance at your private pre-luncheon briefing.

It was a privilege to hear you discuss the world situation in such an accomplished and knowledgeable manner.

I am currently the President of the Saint Paul Area Chamber of Commerce and I wish to express the deep appreciation of our community for your coming to the Twin Cities.

RPF:ao

Society for the Family of Man

Honoring

DR. WILLIAM R. TOLBERT, JR. - PRESIDENT OF LIBERIA

and

JOHN D. deBUTTS - CHAIRMAN A. T. & T.

DINNER CHAIRMAN
Lewis W. Foy

November 27, 1974

The Honorable Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of State
2201 C Street N. W.
Washington, DC 20520

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

The Twelfth Annual Awards Dinner of the Society for the Family of Man was the most successful to date.

Nearly 1500 American business and civic leaders were present in the Grand Ballroom of the New York Hilton for the event. The logistics were well-handled, the responses of President Tolbert and John deButts were inspiring, and the net proceeds provided a substantial grant to the Council of Churches of the City of New York to help serve 250,000 needy individuals and families.

Your generous help and the cooperation of all our Honorary Chairmen made the event such a success. I appreciate your fine effort.

If you have any comments concerning this year's Dinner or suggestions for next year, I hope you'll send them to the Society's Executive Director, The Rev. Dan M. Potter.

The Council of Churches of the City of New York • Suite 456, 475 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y. 10027 • Tel. 749-1214
George M. Duff, Jr., President
Rev. Dan M. Potter, Executive Director

THE SOCIETY FOR THE FAMILY OF MAN

The Society for the Family of Man Annual Awards Dinner was inaugurated by the Protestant Council of the City of New York (the predecessor to The Council of Churches of the City of New York), eleven years ago, to express the conviction that all mankind is one family under God and that each individual, regardless of religion, race or station in life, is responsible for making this premise become a reality. The Society seeks to stimulate the practice of moral, ethical and democratic principles. It is a vehicle for constructive and creative response to the challenges of our times.

Since history is made by example and no great civilization ever rose to excellence without examples of excellence to follow, the Annual Dinner honors examples of excellence in a way to bring attention to the recipients not only in New York City but to millions of people throughout the world.

The concept of humanity as a family implies deep and genuine concern for each and every member. Where there are hurts, deprivations, inequalities and limited opportunities, those members of the family who can help, have an opportunity and responsibility to do so. A practical method of accomplishing this objective is through the Council of Churches with its broad programs directed to all in need in this metropolitan area. While it can never be the instrument to solve all problems it is an instrument committed to the whole Family of Man, its social, physical and spiritual well being. The contributions through the Family of Man Dinner, as well as all other individual and corporation contributions, are used to promote and strengthen these ministries through the Council.

The former recipients of the Annual Family of Man Gold Medallion Award are: President John F. Kennedy '63, General Dwight D. Eisenhower '64, Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson '65, President Lyndon B. Johnson '66, H.E. Jean Monnet '67, John D. Rockefeller, 3rd '68, President Richard M. Nixon '69, Mayor John V. Lindsay '70, Whitney Moore Young, Jr. (posthumously) '71, Governor Raymond P. Shafer '72, Dr. Henry A. Kissinger '73.

In addition to the Gold Medallion Award in recognition of the recipient's significant contribution to the whole Family of Man, there are Bronze Awards for Excellence in specific categories.

## PREMISES OF THE SOCIETY

* All mankind is one family under God.

* A system of ethics is fundamental to all human engagements.

* People gifted with the quality of leadership have a special responsibility to the whole family of man.

* People are influenced by example and moved by symbols. They give direction and guidance in a complex world society.

* Man's intellectual, creative energies and drive will ultimately triumph over critical situations he faces.

The Society is concerned with the whole man, his social, physical and spiritual well-being.

More than seven hundred serve as members of the general Family of Man Dinner Committees.

BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION

BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA 18016

March 9, 1976

LEWIS W. FOY
Chairman

Dear Mr. Secretary:

Just a note to express to you my appreciation for your presentation last Thursday evening. Your concern for the future welfare of our Country is a matter in which each of us has a definite responsibility. Of course, the question is how best can we be helpful. From a continuing dialogue we may find some areas where that can be possible.

Best personal regards.

The Hon. Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of State
Washington, D. C. 20500