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Mr. Kissinger -

Do you remember this young man's mother?

Yes. Please draft a letter saying
so.

No. Please draft a nice reply.

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KISSINGER, HENRY A.,

November 28, 1973

Dear Mr. Samuels:

In response to your letter to Dr. Kissinger I am enclosing for your use a biographical data sheet containing pertinent information on Secretary Kissinger which I hope will be of some help to you.

There have been many articles in magazines and periodicals about Secretary Kissinger which should be useful in writing your paper, a list of same could be found in the Reader's Guide at your library.

Thank you for your inquiry and good luck on your paper.

Mr. Keith Samuels
5624 Evelyn Court
New Orleans, Louisiana 70124

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NOV 29 1973

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NOV 5 a 1983

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New Orleans, Louisiana 70154
2624 Evelyn Court
Mr. Keith Samuels

Secretary Kieزلger
Secretary to
(Miss) Irene G. Dews

Sincerely,

Thanks you for your industry and good luck on your
paper.

Thank you for your paper, a list of some
periodicals about Secretary Kieزلger which should
be useful in writing your paper. I am sure you will find
there have been many articles in magazines and
Kieزلger which I hope will be of some help to you.

containing pertinent information on Secretary
enclosing for your use a biographical data sheet
In response to your letter to Dr. Kieزلger I am
Kieزلger which I hope will be of some help to you.

Dear Mr. Samuels:

November 58, 1983

KISSINGER, HENRY V.

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

May 1, 1974

Dear Patty:

Mr. Kissinger was very pleased to receive your letter and to know that you had chosen him for your project. However, due to his busy schedule and departure for the Middle East he was unable to answer you personally. He asked that I send you the enclosed autographed photo and one of his biographical data sheets which will be of help to you in answering some of your questions. You may also wish to know that as a youngster Mr. Kissinger was an avid reader, particularly of history books. He also enjoyed sports, but was especially active in soccer.

I hope you will find this information helpful to you, Patty. Best of luck on your project.

Miss Patricia Volpe
154 Saratoga Avenue
Mechanicsville, New York 12118

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MAY 3 1974

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Miss Patricia Volpe
154 Saratoga Avenue
Mechanicville, N.Y. 12118

Henry Kissinger
The White House
Washington, D. C. 20500

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

I am a pupil in Mrs. Mehan's English 7 class in Mechanicville Middle School. In our literature unit we are reading biographies and personal anecdotes about V.I.P.'s and the good work they have done to help mankind. One of our projects is to prepare a booklet on very interesting people in our world. I chose to write to you because I am one of your fans. Would you be willing to tell me about yourself?

These are the questions I would sincerely like you to answer:

1. What is your full name and birthplace?

2. Where did you attend school?

3. Did you have any favorite books or hobbies when you were my age, twelve?

4. Do you have any advice you would like to give the Seventh graders?

5. Would you please send me a picture for my booklet? Thank you very much for reading this letter. I hope I shall be hearing from you soon. I know you are very busy, but I am looking forward to receiving a picture and a reply from you so that I can show my classmates and teacher.

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

May 1, 1974

Dear Dave:

Mr. Kissinger was pleased to receive your letter and to know that he is one of your favorite people. Unfortunately, he was unable to answer it before his departure for the Middle East and asked that I respond on his behalf.

I am enclosing one of his biographic data sheets which will answer some of your questions. With regard to Mr. Kissinger's favorite books and hobbies you may wish to know that he enjoyed especially books on history and was also active in sports, particularly soccer.

Also enclosed is an autographed photo of which you requested. Together with Mr. Kissinger, I extend to you my best wishes for success in school.

Mr. Dave Zurlo
198 Saratoga Avenue
Mechanicville, New York 12118

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MAY 3 1974

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Klemere, Kentucky 41018
3734 Autumn Road
Miss Debbie Sawyer

Dr. Henry V. Kieinger
Secretary to
Irene G. Denea

Sincerely,

of luck in writing your biography.
Thank you for your industry, Debbie, and best
two months.

contains pertinent information about him.
Mr. Kieinger's biographical data sheet which
information I am forwarding to you a copy of
know how important it is for you to have this
ever since he is traveling at this time and I
the Government to write a biography on. How-
he was your choice as the outstanding figure in
Mr. Kieinger would be pleased to know that

Dear Debbie:

May 3, 1984

KIEINGER, HENRY V.

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

May 8, 1974

Dear Gabriele:

Mr. Kissinger was most pleased to receive your letter. He was interested in your being a German exchange student and wishes you a successful and happy year in the United States.

For your information I am sending you one of Mr. Kissinger's biographical data sheets. He was 15 years old when he came to the United States, was an avid reader and actively participated in sports, especially soccer. He was particularly interested in books on historical events and personages. I hope you will find the above information helpful to you.

Best of luck in school.

Gabriele Bonig
c/o Gordon Kleinheksel
Route 5, 138th Avenue
Holland, Michigan 49923

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MAY 10 1974

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Middleboro, Massachusetts 02340
300 East
Miss Mary Beau

Secretary
Irène C. Denee

Sincerely,

Good fortune to meet the Secretary. Let's hope so! And who knows, maybe someday you will have the chance for writing, Mary. Good luck to you!

Be helpful to her.

Material on Secretary Klaasinger which I hope will be of interest. Please request I am enclosing some photocopiable reply on pie dessert.

Answer all the mail personally and be sure that I know all the schedule does not permit him to meet with your administration and support. Unfortunately, I cannot help you with your marriage toher upon his return from the Middle East. He aspre- The Secretary was pleased to receive your letter

Dear Mary:

June 4, 1974

KLAASINGER, HENRY A.

KLAASINGER, HENRY V.