MATTHEW J. CULLIGAN

POLLY PARK ROAD
RYE, NEW YORK

GENERAL

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June 5, 1972

F-66-11-1 KISSINGER, HENRY A.

KISSINGER, HENRY A./C*

Dr. Henry Kissinger
The White House
Washington, D. C.

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

You very kindly met with Hanson Baldwin, Robert Sherrod and me in 1966, at the request of Governor Rockefeller, to whom I had presented my plan for getting out of Viet Nam.

Since my resignation as President of The Curtis Publishing Company, I have supplemented my two decades of practical management of public information media with deep involvement in high technology Information Systems, Security Systems and Telecommunications Systems.

I then agreed to co-author a book with Harry Moore, head of manufacturing of IBM, the most infuriatingly bright engineering type I have ever met. At first there was mainly friction - now there's traction. We seem to be forcing ourselves together to an overview we were incapable of individually.

The theme of our book will be:

THE MANAGEMENT OF CHANGE
ON A
PLANET OF LIMITED RESOURCES
VIA
COMMUNICATION-COMPUTATION-
GUIDANCE SYSTEMS

Searches of the extensive IBM library and other business and scientific libraries would seem to indicate we are on a unique, original track.

KISSINGER, HENRY A. /C*
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THEODORE E.* CUMMINGS

911 NORTH HILLCREST ROAD
BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA 90210

June 1, 1971

Secretary to Henry A. Kissinger
The White House
Washington, D. C.

Dear Madam:

This is to request that future correspondence
to me from The White House be addressed to
my residence address as shown on this
letterhead.

RECEIVED
JUN 4 1971
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Family Weekly

KISSINGER, HENRY A./C+

A regular, highly popular feature of Family Weekly is the column "Ask Them Yourself," in which readers address questions to prominent personalities and authorities. The enclosed business reply envelope contains a question one of our readers has asked of you.

We would be most appreciative if you would answer this question (in less than 100 words) and return both the _question_ and your _answer_ in the reply envelope. Also, if possible, please include a _photograph_ of yourself for use with the item.

We look forward to being able to run this question, with your answer, in a future issue of Family Weekly.

Thanks much,

P. S. Family Weekly is now distributed in more than 250 Sunday newspapers, and has a circulation of more than 8,000,000.

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APR 1 5 1972

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Henry A. Kissing

Sincerely,

and impressive responsibility.

Best of luck in carrying out your new

me.

If you are, do not hesitate to call
opportunity to be in Washington in the near
I hope that you and Nancy will have an

treatment was outstanding in every respect.
last weekend. Lieutenant Kern's personalized
I am very grateful for your assistance

Dear Jack:

Fort Devona, Massachusetts 01433
Commanding General
Brigadier General John H. Chapman

February 20, 1969

KISSINGER, HENRY V.