KISSINGER, HENRY A.

NOV 2 1971

Dear Dr. Tsu:

Thank you for your letter of October 11. I
am sure you can understand that my recent
travels were responsible for my delay in re-
plying.

I was interested to hear of your recent appoint-
ment, and pleased to know that you will be able
to serve the President in this way. I hope that
eh some occasion, either official or social,
we will be able to meet.

Dr. John B. Tsu, Director
Institute of Far Eastern Studies
Seton Hall University
South Orange, New Jersey 07079

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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

May 13, 1974

Dear Brad:

Mr. Kissinger was pleased to receive your letter. However his busy schedule and trip to the Middle East made it impossible for him to answer you personally.

You asked how Mr. Kissinger felt about Watergate. Because this is a matter of a political nature and does not deal with foreign policy, he prefers not to comment on it.

I also regret, Brad, that due to the numerous requests Mr. Kissinger receives for items such as you requested he is unable to comply.

Thank you for your inquiry and may you have a successful end to the school year.

Master Brad Turner
519 8th Avenue W.
West Fargo, North Dakota 58078

RECEIVED
MAY 15 1974

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HANS E. TÜTSCH

CORRESPONDANT
DE LA NEUE ZÜRCHER ZEITUNG

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April 15, 1970

Dear Professor Kissinger:

My friend Bill Griffith of MIT encourages me to write and ask you whether you could receive me for a conversation. It would remain off the record since I am not writing about American foreign policy.

I shall be in Washington from May 3 to May 9, staying probably at the Sheraton-Park Hotel. From Washington I will proceed to Detroit to give some lectures and to study minority and university problems.

I have been teaching history as Visiting Professor at Wayne State University in 1954/55 and 1961/62 with leaves of absence from the NZZ for which I have been working since 1946 as a foreign editor and foreign correspondent. During my last teaching period in Detroit I collaborated with Stephen Fischer-Galati on his "Eastern Europe in the Sixties" and wrote my last book on the Middle East, "Facets of Arab Nationalism" (Wayne State University Press, 1965). Since then I have been assigned to Paris as diplomatic correspondent, and I am also covering NATO.

I would feel greatly honored if you would find the time to see me.

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July 1, 1969

MEMO

TO: Hudson Institute Consultants
FROM: Gertrude Tuxen, Personnel Officer

As a matter of standard procedure all Hudson Institute consultant agreements expire annually on June 30th. I am therefore attaching a new consulting agreement for your signature. If this agreement is satisfactory, please return the signed and dated original to me.

ENCL.

THE WHITE HOUSE
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TonY;

Is HAK allowed to do this
while employed by USG?

Joan