OLD TUNE, NEW WORDS [LC]

We suggest a new theme song for the
Nixon administration, to be sung to the
tune of "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her
Now":

"I Wonder Where's Kissinger Now."

But that's only the first line. We'll have
to leave it up to our readers to complete
an acceptable verse. If some good ones
come in, who knows? We may print some.

OF THE P
line themselves to 200 or 30
scripts can be returned. Spa
far exceeds it. The right
to Voice of the People, T

'I WONDER WHERE'S
KISSINGER NOW?'

[Editor's note: A Tribune
editorial of last Saturday sug-
gested that readers write a
verse with this first line, "I
wonder where's Kissinger now,"
to the tune of "I Wonder Who's
Kissing Her Now." Here are
three responses.]:

I wonder where's Kissinger
now.

Ha! Ha! He's been visiting
Mao.

While reporters were all at
the bar

Hank sneaked out by motor
car,

And then off to Peking
did fly

To chat awhile with Chou
En-lai.

It's a wonder he could fool
UPI.

MRS. JOHN B. MILWEE
Olympia Fields

I'll bet he's not milking a
cow.

He's probably hitting the
road again;

He'll be back—the Lord
knows when.

You all know who's buying
the wine;

We taxpayers think this is
fine.

Where dolls are around he
is usually found—

GEORGE BRESLAND
Chicago

There's none who knows
where, when or how

He went on a mission,
But maybe he's fishin'.

Has anyone looked in Mos-
cow?

WALTER ROLLINS
Clarendon Hills

BUNE Staff Photo: By Hardy Wieting

## Enddale

Nature of the devil on exhibit at

1,100 adults visited the 8th annual Exposition yesterday, and viewed more than 1,100.

City's Model Cities program, well-posed the fair which is being held in Garden, Homan Avenue and

today, is sponsored by the Sears
ciation in cooperation with com-
p. m. today, more than $15,000
ards will be made. The art works
gories: adult, high school and
of children from day care pro-

Execution

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Washington, D. C. 20560
Smithsonian Institution Building
for Scholars
Woodrow Wilson International Center
Dr. Vladimir Ilić

Henry A. Kissinger

Warm regards,

But we should be able to work something out.
an appointment? My schedule is rather chaotic,
auxiliary, David Young (at 426-5532), and set up
Please keep in touch. Why don't you contact my
Center?

How is your work going at the Woodrow Wilson
Center?

ful city, and I much enjoyed my pilot visit.
Give me a guided tour. I must say it is a beauti-
ful city, it is too bad you were not there to
I did indeed ask after you when I was in St. Petersburg,
to see you at the Woodrow Wilson Center reception.
was good to hear from you, and it was a pleasure
Many thanks for your letter of October 20. It
Dear Vladimir:

NOV 17 1970

KIRRINGER, HENRY V. [K]

Secretariat -

Please close this file - Peter said this was done.

nancy 11/28 (It's probably in CentralFiles)

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WASHINGTON

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Dr. Kissinger:

I will draft a reply to Ibler. Can you
tell me, first:

Should I tell him that you would like to
see him? ___ yes ___ no

Did you by chance see him at the
Smithsonian reception on Thursday?

✓ yes ___ no

Did you indeed ask about him in Zabreb?

___ yes ___ no

Peter

Fellow/Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION BUILDING • WASHINGTON, D. C. 20560 • TEL. 202-381-6156

October 29, 1970

The Hon. Henry A. Kissinger
Assistant to the President for National
Security Affairs
White House
Washington, D. C.

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

I was told by Professor Andrassy's daughter
that you asked for me during your stay in Zagreb. Thanks
for remembering me. I am sorry that your short stay in
Zagreb and your official duty didn't allow meeting you and
showing you around my native town.

My wife and I arrived here some days ago. I
should spend a year at Washington as a Fellow of the Woodrow
Wilson International Center for Scholars working on political
and legal problems of the ocean bed and subsoil.

Your duties and your hard work will maybe not
allow meeting you. But anyhow I want to express my satis-
faction at being here and my gratitude for what you did for me
some 14 years ago. My first visit to the States has been very
important and helpful for me.

With best wishes and greetings.

VI/hrc

THE INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES

On Thursday, 16 September 1971, No. 16 in the series 'Studies in International Security' will be published by Chatto & Windus Ltd.

## GUNBOAT DIPLOMACY

by James Cable

Everyone who thinks that gunboat diplomacy went out with Queen Victoria will be startled to discover from this book how often governments have used their warships in peacetime during the last fifty years. But this fresh light on recent history is only incidental to the main theme: the analysis of limited naval force as the future tool of governments determined to get their own way without the risk of war. The dramas of the recent past - the landing in the Lebanon or the seizure of Pueblo - are explored to extract their lessons for the last quarter of our turbulent century. This book is the result of James Cable's year as Research Associate at IISS.

The retail price will be £2.80. Members, Associate Members and Nominated Members of the Institute may obtain one copy of this book at a special price of £1.90 (post free) by completing and returning the attached slip, accompanied by a remittance of £1.90.

Germany and the Management of Détente by Philip Windsor (No. 15) in the SIS series is available at £2.25 and may be obtained, for those listed as for the above title, at a special price of £1.50 (post free).

To: The Secretary (Books)

The International Institute for Strategic Studies
18 Adam Street,
London WC2N 6AL

## GUNBOAT DIPLOMACY

I wish to obtain 1 copy of this title at the special Members price of £1.90

NAME - BLOCK CAPITALS, please

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MEMORANDUM FOR: DR. KISSINGER

FROM: JOHN H. HOLDRIDGE JHH

SUBJECT: Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK) Request for Interview with You

At Tab B is a letter to you from the NHK Washington Bureau Chief requesting either a filmed interview or an opportunity to meet for background conversation.

I see no reason to grant NHK an exception to your general rule that you minimize taped and filmed interviews. However, NHK's consciousness of its semi-official character does suggest that your spending some time with them could pay dividends in the attitudes of at least some Japanese. At a minimum, it would give NHK's Washington Bureau the prestige of having been in direct touch with the Administration and lend weight to their usually balanced reporting which is featured on prime time television broadcasts in Japan.

Accordingly, at Tab A is a letter for your signature suggesting that the NHK Bureau Chief contact David Halperin to arrange for a background conversation with you.

RECOMMENDATIONS:

A. That you sign the attached letter at Tab A.

Approve __________

Disapprove __________

B. If you do not wish to meet with NHK that you authorize me or Herbert Levin to do so on a background basis only.

Approve __________

Disapprove __________

JAPAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION
(NHK)

WASHINGTON BUREAU
Room 935
National Press Building
Washington, D. C. 20004

February 5, 1971

EXECUTIVE 3-1076-77

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

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

As the senior correspondent among the Japanese press corps, I have met you frequently, but let me remind you of my organization, NHK. The Japan Broadcasting Corporation, (NHK), is the largest and only semi-official national television network in Japan. The USIA can give you official information as to the importance of NHK as a communications medium in Japan. In addition, on an unofficial and more friendly level, one of your former associates who also knows me, Mr. Richard Allen, can tell you about NHK.

Due to the increasing importance of the state of Japan - U.S. relations, I am writing to ask that you grant me an interview, preferably filmed, generally on the topic of the future of Japan - U.S. relations. If an interview is not possible, then I would like to request an appointment for me to converse with you on a background basis. I would deeply appreciate your favorably considering an interview, since the Japanese people have never been introduced to you. I am aware of how time-consuming your duties must be and I know that with only one or two exceptions, you seldom grant interviews to foreign television networks.

If the proposed interview meets with your approval, we will be most happy to arrange it at any time which you find convenient. Thank you in advance for your consideration and assistance. I am looking forward to meeting with you.

cc: Mr. Herb Klein

HI:gs

CORPORATION

ITALIAN RADIO TV SYSTEM

1350 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS • NEW YORK, N. Y. 10019 • TELEPHONE (212) 265-8540

GENERAL

F06-11-1/KISSINGER, HENRY A.

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

February 6, 1973

Dear Henry:

May I ask a great favor ? The Italian National Radio and Television System (RAI) for whom I'm working free-lance in New York, wants very much to do a half-hour interview with you. The program would not get into Vietnam or any other current issue, but would rather aim to acquaint the Italian audience with you as a person. What you enjoyed most about your present assignment, what are the joys and difficulties of being front-page news, etc.,

The interviewer would be Franco Biancacci, one of RAI's top political correspondents. I have worked closely with him on several programs and I can vouch for him and for his professional integrity. I would, of course, accompany him. The questions would be shown you in advance.

RAI would like to transmit the program live by satellite at about 3:00 - 3:10 P.M. from Washington or New York any Friday. Or, if you prefer, we could tape it and you could look at it before it goes on the air in Italy. We would give you a written and signed agreement with all the details.

It would mean so much to me to be able to do this program.

With warm regards,

Mrs. Richard N. Gardner

ATT World Communications Inc.

1709 L St. N. W. Washington D. C. Phone 296-6200

1709 L St. N. W.

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CO75

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

August 4, 1972

JAPAN-U.S.
ECONOMIC COUNCIL

Room 772, Otemachi Bldg.

No.6, Otemachi 1-chome, Chiyoda-ku Tokyo, Japan

Tel:216-5823

Dr. Henry Kissinger
Special Assistant to President
The White House
Washington, D.C.

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

It was very thoughtful of you to write me on June 29 following your return from Japan. It was with pleasure that I conveyed your appreciation to members of the Japan-U. S. Economic Council.

On behalf of the Japan-U.S. Economic Council, I wish to express great appreciation for your visit to Japan. Your visit certainly contributed significantly to bolstering Japan-U.S. relations.

We in Japan look forward with great interest an anticipation to the coming meeting between President Nixon and Premier Tanaka in Honolulu. In these fast-moving times, it is most encouraging that this summit meeting is coming as it does only a few weeks after Premier Tanaka took over the reins of government here.

Also it is good to know that you will meet again so soon with Mr. Tanaka, who, at the time of your visit was Minister of MITI.

Under separate airmail, I am sending an album of photos taken during your visit. I hope that it will serve as a memento of your all-too-short visit to Japan.

I plan to visit the U.S. in early October. I hope I will be able to meet you in Washington at that time.

With most kind wishes.

YI/ks

GENERAL

FG6-11-1/

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

KISSINGER, HENRY A./I*

Dear Mr. Iwata:

Thank you for your letter of August 30 advising
me of the travel plans of the travel plans of Pro-
fessor Nishiyama and of his interest in meeting
with me.

In a normal and less hectic time I would be
pleased to have a chance to see him and would
have my staff arrange an appointment while he
is in the United States. Unfortunately, however,
my official work and travel schedule has been so
crowded recently that I have not been able to
make any but the most pressing business appoint-
ments.

I appreciated your writing to me and hope that
Professor Nishiyama and you will understand
my inability to see him while he is here.

Mr. Keiko Iwata, Business Secretary
Office of the Director
Rikkyo University
Ikebukuro
Tokyo, Japan

jlp:9/29/72

WORLD DIPLOMAT-
THE HON.-DR. HENRY A. KISSIGGER

"1973 ST. PETER AND ST. PAUL-MUSIC GIFT AWARD"
WASHINGTON, D.C.

SUBJECT: THE REPRODUCTION OF MUSIC

SPECIAL PERMISSION IS GRANTED TO-U.S. PRINTING OFFICE

TO WORLD DIPLOMAT-THE HON.-DR. HENRY A. KISSINGRER, AND HIS
DESCENDANTS, AND TO THE UNITED STATES PRINTING OFFICE, AND IT'S
EMPLOYEES, IT'S SPONSORS, AND TO ALL THE GOOD PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON, D.C.
MR. FRANKIE IZZO, COMPOSER AND PUBLISHER, AND THE FRANKIE IZZO MUSIC
CENTER, DO HEREBY GRANT SPECIAL PERMISSION, FOR THE REPRODUCTION OF ALL
OF MY MUSIC, TO DR. HENRY A. KISSINGER, AND THE UNITED STATES PRINTING
OFFICE.

MY MUSIC MAY BE REPRODUCED, IN AS MANY QUANTITIES, AS YOU SO
DESIRE, WITHOUT COMPENSATION, OR COST, OR MONEY, OR GIFTS OF ANY KIND,
TO EITHER MUSIC COMPOSER-FRANKIE IZZO, OR THE FRANKIE IZZO MUSIC CENTER.

THIS LETTER OR DOCUMENT, IS LEGAL AND BINDING AND PERPETUAL.

MAY YOU, WORLD DIPLOMAT, DR. HENRY A. KISSINGER, AND THE
UNITED STATES PRINTING OFFICE, SINCERELY ENJOY ALL OF MY MUSIC, AND
MAY GOD BLESS ALL THE GOOD PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON, D. C.

SINCERELY ALWAYS, AND WITH KIND APPRECIATION,

MUSIC COMPOSER-MR. FRANKIE IZZO...

ASCAP MUSIC PUBLISHER
FRANKIE IZZO MUSIC CENTER
NORTH HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 06473

[x] Thank you - music & message

APRIL 30, 1973

A SPECIAL MUSICAL SALUTE
TO THE DAUGHTERS OF THE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION-
1976-1976 200th anniversary