COMITÉ DE PATRONAGE

AUSTRALIE

Georges BRANSON, Sénateur, Journaliste

AUTRICHE

Oscar HELMER, Ex-Ministre Intérieur

BELGIQUE

Jean DRAPIER, Ex-Prés. Mouv. Européen
Anna KETHLY, Ex-Prés. Cons. Hongre Libre
Pierre NOTHOMB, Sénateur, Ecrivain
Paul van ZEELAND, Ex-Présid. du Conseil

BRESIL

Carlos LACERDA, Gouv. Etat Guanabara.

CANADA

Augustin BRASSARD, Député

CHILI

Pierre LETELIER, Direct. Socialisme Libre

COLOMBIE

J.-J.Calcedo CASTILLO, Ministre Aff. Etr.

CONGO-BRAZZAVILLE

Fulbert YOULOU, Président République

ÉTATS-UNIS

Amiral Arleigh BURKE, Ex-Chief Admiralty.
Thomas DODD, Senator, Connecticut.
Paul H. DOUGLAS, Senator, Illinois.
James O. EASTLAND, Senator, Mississippi.
Chris. EMMET, Sec. Friends Captive Nations.
Sydney HERLONG, Congressman Florida.
Walter JUDD, Ex-Representative.
Kenneth B. KEATING, Senator, New York.
Eugene LYONS, Director "Reader's Digest".
Karl E. MUNDT, Senator, South Dakota.
Walter ROBERTSON, Ex-Under Secr. of State.
Robert STRAUSZ-HUPE, Dir. Inst. Foreign
Relations University Pennsylvania.
John G. TOWER, Senator, Texas.

FRANCE

Général BETHOUART, Sénateur
Léon BOUTBIEN, du Bur. Parti Socialiste
Arthur CONTE, Ex-Prés. Parliem. Européens
Paul COSTE-FLORET, Député, ex-Ministre
Maurice FAURE, Député, Prés. Mouvement
Européen

Suzanne LABIN, Ecrivain, Prix Liberté
Crirille MAKINSKY, Secrétaire Général
Associat. France-U.S.A.
Gabriel MARCEL, Ecrivain, de l'Institut.
Eugène van der MEERSCH, Député

Antoine PINAY, Ex-Premier Ministre
Réné PLEVEN, Ex-Premier Ministre
Jacques RAPHAEL-LEYGUES, Ex-Député
Emile ROCHE, Prés. Cons. Nat. Econom.
Jules ROMAINS, de l'Académie Française

Jacqueline THOME-PATENOTRE, Député.
Vice-Présidente Ass. Nationale

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

Maj. Gen. W.S. BEDDALL, Pres. Fight Fund
Freedom.

Sir Tom O'BRIEN, Union Leader.
Adam CIOLKOSZ, Ex-Pres. Polish Soc. Party.
Desmond DONNELLY, M.P.
Anthony KERSHAW, M.P.
Gordon LETT, Writer, Roy. Inst. Int. Affairs.
Salvador de MADABIAGA, Writer, Ex-Ambas-
sador, Republic of Spain.
Jack TANNER, Ex-Pres. T.U. Council.
Harry WELTON, Writer, Journalist.

INDE

Purshottam TRIKAMDAS, Avocat Cour Suprême.

ITALIE

Luigi d'AMATO, Prof. Univ. Rome,
Direct. "VITA".
Guiseppe BETTIOL, Député, Prés. Aff. Etr.
Aldo CUCCHI, Professeur Université Bologne.
Durand de la PENNE, Député
Ivan Matteo LOMBARDO, Ex-Ministre
Vice-président Association Atlantique
Roberto LUCIFREDI, Prés. Comm. Constit.
Gaetano MARTINO, Député, Prés. Parti Liberal.
Randolfo PACCIARDI, Député, ex-Ministre
Eugenio REALE, Ex-Sénateur
Paolo ROSSI, Vice-Prés. Chambre Députés

JAPAN

Nobusuke KISHI, Ex-Premier Ministre
Tatsuo WATANABE, Prés. Free Asia Assoc.

PAYS-BAS

Henri BRUGMAN, Recteur Collège Europe
F.J. GOEDHART, Député

REPUBLIQUE FEDERALE
D'ALLEMAGNE

Gunter BARTSCH, Publiciste
Heinrich von BRENTANO, Ex-Min. Aff. Etr.
President Groupe Chrétien Démocr.
Richard JAEGER, Vice-Président Bundestag
Ernst MAJONICA, Député, Publiciste
Georg STADTMULLER, Profes. Univ. Munich

REPUBLIQUE DE CHINE

KU CHENG KANG, Secr. Gén. Ass. Nationale.

CONFÉRENCE INTERNATIONALE SUR LA GUERRE POLITIQUE

C. I. G. P.

Mr Henry KISSINGER
Ex/Director Harvard University
6 Divinity Avenue
CAMBRIDGE 38 (Mass)
U.S.A.

Président Rappporteur Général : Suzanne LABIN
3, rue Thiers, PARIS-16* - Téléphone KLEber 74-09

Secrétaire Général : Dr Paul SCHMIERER - Siège Social : ROSNY

Paris, February 17 1969

Dear Mr Kissinger

I wish to congratulate you heartily for
your brilliant appointment as one of the main advisors of
President NIXON. You may remember that we have corresponded
a great deal some years ago and that I am a specialist in the
political warfare of communism.

As I remember that you read French perfectly
well, It is a pleasure for me to send you my last book : "LE (x)
PETIT LIVRE ROUGE - ARME DE GUERRE : la GUERILLA PAIE". In it,
I make a lot of disclosures about the true aims and ways of
the Chinese communist subversion in the students' riots and
Urban guerrilla. I hope that it may be of some interest to you.

With my esteem and admiration and my best
wishes for a prosperous New Year,
Sincerely yours

Suzanne LABIN

(x) under separate cover, surface mail

REPUBLIQUE DE CORK

Général CHUNG HEE PARK, Prés. p.l. de la
république. Prés. Cons. Suprême National.

REPUBLIQUE MALGACHE

Louis-Marie RASAMOELA, Ecriv., Profess.

SUEDE

Herbert TINGSTEN, Réd-chef Dagens Nyheter.

SUISSE

Marc CHANTRE, Secr. Gén. Comité Action Civique
Albert MUNST, Dir. Comité Citoyens Libres
Wilhelm ROEPKE, Prof. Universität Gèneve
Antoine SOTTILE, Dir. Rev. Droit International.
Dr. Fritz MARBACH, Prof. Universität Berne.

VIET-NAM

NGO TRONG HIEU, Secrétaire d'Etat
TRUONG CONG CUU, Secrétaire d'Etat: Coordonnateur

GEM PRECISION

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December 9, 1971

Mr. Henry A. Kissinger
Assistant to the President
for National Security Affairs
The White House Office Building
Washington, D. C. 20500

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

I am pleased to send you "Chess Nuts", my newly designed chess set. I hope that it brings you many pleasant moments of relaxation from your arduous duties.

Chess is the traditional game of war. Over the centuries, chessboards have served as simulated battlefields. How tragic that man still resorts to other methods of confrontation such as organized killing.

"Chess Nuts" has been designed in the modern tradition - not in the usual warrior-like motif. They are pieces of construction, not destruction.

I am sending my set to leading heads of state as a symbolic gesture - that the oldest game of war supplant man's resort to self-destruction.

Chess players are thinking, rational beings who share in the universal desire for peace - a desire that extends beyond all barriers and boundaries. It is my sincere hope that they will be in the forefront of an international ground swell of "Moves for Peace".

I have long admired your many impressive efforts for peace. I hope you will accept this token of esteem with my best wishes.

ML:dep

THE AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR

February 19, 1969

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

Austria has recently celebrated the
50th anniversary of the establishment of
the Republic. In commemoration of this
event the Austrian postal administration
has issued a series of special stamps.

It is my pleasure to send to you
this series under the same cover as a
token of the friendship existing between
our two countries.

Sincerely yours,

Dr. Ernst Lemberger

Encl.

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

KISSINGER, HENRY A. /GIFTS/L

Dear Mr. Llewellyn:

Thank you for your letter of February 2 and
for sending me the new edition of the Webster's
Geographical Dictionary. I appreciate your no-
ticing my need for it and will put it, as I have
its predecessor, to good and frequent use.

Mr. W. A. Llewellyn
Executive Vice President
G. & C. Merriam Company
47 Federal Street
Springfield, Massachusetts 01101

jlp:2/8/73

RECEIVED
FEB 21 1973

CENTRAL FILES

G.&C. Merriam Company

PUBLISHERS OF MERRIAM-WEBSTER REFERENCE BOOKS

February 2, 1973

Dr. Henry Kissinger
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. C. 20006

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

During your interview with Mr. Marvin Kalb, tele-
vised over the CBS network, I noticed what appeared to
be a copy of an old edition of our Webster's Geographi-
cal Dictionary on one of the bookshelves in your office.
This work has been thoroughly revised, and a completely
new edition was published in October 1972.

I am enclosing a copy of the new edition, which I
know you will find an enormous improvement over the
earlier one. There are, for example, entries under
Bangla Desh and Zaire as opposed to East Pakistan and
Congo Kinshasa. All 217 maps are new for this edition,
and you will find the socioeconomic data remarkably up-
to-date. In any event, if you found the old edition
helpful, you will find the new one doubly so.

Please accept this modest gift with our compliments
and best wishes for your continued success.

WAL/coc
enc.

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SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL HOTELS

20 August 1970

Mr. Henry A. Kissinger
Assistant to the President for National Affairs
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W.
Washington, D. C. 20500

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

Mr. Dan London presently is on vacation, but he wrote and asked that these pictures be mailed to you which were taken at the Bohemian Grove.

He enjoyed seeing you very much and hopes your paths will cross again soon.

WESTERN INTERNATIONAL HOTELS

MEMO from

1/27/73.

To
Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
Presidential Adviser to The
President of the U.S.A.
The White House
Washington D.C.

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

Let me, an unknown former
German - Jewish Refugee from

Stuttgart thank you for making it possible that to-day's
headline reads: " Peace signed."

Let me thank you, the architect of this headline, for
what you have done

a) for America b) for the world c) for all victims
of oppression.

Until the world will bestow upon you the Nobel Prize
for Peace, let me donate to you the last available
signed print of the great Adlai E. Stevenson- repro-
duced from original pen and ink Drawing, created by
another German Jewish Refugee: Ernest E. Dreyfuss,
a native of Frankfurt a.M. - a pupil of Max Beckmann.

May this lithograph always remind you of Goethe's wisdom:

" Allen Gewalten
Zum Trotz sich erhalten -
Rufet die Arme der Goetter herbei!"

Encl.
One Litho

Art Lowenthal, Counselor at Advertising - 1605 E. 50th Street - Chicago, Illinois 60615 - 312 - 324-3618

American Legion Auxiliary

Washington Office • 1608 K Street N.W. • Washington, D.C. 20006

August 7, 1969

MEMORANDUM FROM: 1969 Girls Nation

So many contributed to the success of the 23rd annual Girls Nation last week that it is not possible for its small volunteer staff to express its thanks as individually and promptly as it would like. We are taking this means, therefore, of telling you how deeply we have appreciated your help.

During its week in the nation's capitol, July 27th to August 2nd, Girls Nation, which convened as a Senate with two "Senators" from each of 50 Girls State Sessions held earlier in the summer, progressed through organization of their "Nationalist" and "Federalist" party platforms to a spirited campaign which the "Federalist" party won. Installed as Girls Nation President was RoAnn Costin of Nahant, Massachusetts (a copy of her Inaugural Address is enclosed). Jane Harrison of Wickliffe, Ohio, presided over the Senate as Girls Nation Vice President.

The winning party immediately appointed every citizen of Girls Nation to a responsible role in the new administration and you will find the name of your counterpart and her address on the enclosed list.

Your Girls Nation counterpart has personally signed and framed for you the enclosed Greetings as a memento of her tenure in office. The girls have asked us to express their appreciation for the printed material provided by your office to help your counterpart reach a full understanding of the duties and responsibilities of your own office.

To their expression can be added the warm personal thanks of the American Legion Auxiliary's National President, Mrs. Arthur B. Hanell, its Girls Nation Director, Mrs. Stanley A. Staidl and every member of the Girls Nation Staff.

Each Girls Nation delegate has now returned to her home community where, as a high school senior during the coming school year, she will be sharing what she learned with her schoolmates and neighbors and organizations throughout her state. We feel that 1969 Girls Nation was a success and thank you for helping to make it so.

TRANSMITTED FOR: National Girls State Committee
MRS. STANLEY A. STAIDL, Chairman

Enclosures (4)

BIRTHDATE OF AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY-NOVEMBER 10, 1919

1969 GIRLS NATION CITIZENS

Alabama Donna Marie Robertson, 13-A Northwood Lake, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35401
Alaska Elizabeth Jean Sears, Rt. #1, Box 199, Titus, Alabama 36080
Alaska Patty Jensen, 1334 K Street, Anchorage, Alaska 99501
Arizona Susan C. Wingrove, 4305 James Drive, Anchorage, Alaska 99504
Arizona La Verne Abe, 909 E. Campus, Tempe, Arizona 85281
Arkansas Corinne Bridges, 5629 S. 10th Street, Phoenix, Arizona 85040
Arkansas Connie Marilyn Hoxie, 1531 Garland, North Little Rock, Arkansas 72116
California Margaret Jane Spencer, 1200 West 7th Street, Eldorado, Arkansas 71730
California Marilyn P. Numair, 11666 McCormick, North Hollywood, California 91601
Colorado Margaret E. Mertz, 1302 Sunset Street, Wasco, California 93280
Colorado Sheri Ahmann, 717 Cherokee St. Drive, Ft. Collins, Colorado 80521
Connecticut Sandra Borthick, 1725 12th Avenue, Greeley, Colorado 80631
Connecticut Deborah Ann Luth, 41 Ridgewood Drive, Rockville, Connecticut 06066
Delaware Carol E. Buckland, 39 Northwoods Road, Farmington, Connecticut 06032
Delaware Sandra Brustman, 400 Faulk Road, Apt. 2-C-3, Wilmington, Delaware 19803
D. C. Elaine Mestas, R. D. #1, Box 1000, Georgetown, Delaware 19947
D. C. Lynn Denise Hammersmith, Box 6790, Ft. Davis Station, Washington, D.C. 2002
Florida Mary Kay Johnsen, 10001 Wildwood Road, Kensington, Maryland 20795
Florida Janice E. Suffolk, 603 E. DeVane Street, Plant City, Florida 33566
Georgia Nancy Todd, 1330 Easton Drive, Lakeland, Florida 33803
Georgia Bonnie Blanton, 2430 Cindy Drive, Columbus, Georgia 31903
Hawaii Jennifer Dean, 1146 Longshore Drive, Decatur, Georgia 30032
Hawaii Miriam A. Scott, P. O. Box 1113, Laie, Hawaii 96762
Idaho Bobby Jean Leithend, 558 Kaumana Drive, Hilo, Hawaii 96720
Idaho Carol Lynn Brassey, 3200 Treasure Drive, Boise, Idaho 83705
Illinois Ann Worley, 663 East 16th Street, Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401
Illinois Carol Sands, 503 Maple Place; Normal, Illinois 61761
Indiana Linda Schefter, 309 N. Prairie, Mundelein, Illinois 60060
Indiana Judith Crawford, 4707 N. Ritter, Indianapolis, Indiana 46226
Iowa Brenda Bittle, 171 N. Gibson Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46219
Iowa Marcia J. Hoon, 4013 64th Street, Urbandale, Iowa 50322
Kansas Nancy Lynne Stein, 1440 Glenwood, Des Moines, Iowa 50320
Kansas Debbie Brown, 1024 West 5th Street, Larned, Kansas 67550
Kentucky Beverly Goenner, 2139 Grant Street, Wichita, Kansas 67213
Kentucky Susan Kathryn Brock, 3337 Braemer Drive, Lexington, Kentucky 40502
Maine Elise Charles Givhan, 312 Lee Street, Shepherdsville, Kentucky 40165
Maine F. Celeste Saucier, 24 Dimsdale Avenue, Lewiston, Maine 04240
Maryland Clare Joy Beverage, 6 Melville Street, Augusta, Maine 04330
Maryland Rebecca Reeve, 53 Hook Road, Westminster, Maryland 21157
Massachusetts Christine Stewart, 4915 Lacawanna Street, College Park, Maryland 20740
Massachusetts RoAnn Costin, 372 Nahant Road, Nahant, Massachusetts 01908
Michigan Kristine Mooney, 243 French Street, Fall River, Massachusetts 02720
Michigan Marguerite Rose O'Neil, 1610 E. Webster Street, Ferndale, Michigan 48220
Minnesota Carol Ann Bruce, 23780 East LeBest Street, Novi, Michigan 48050
Minnesota Randi Rae Riddell, Edison Avenue, Westbrook, Minnesota 56183
Mississippi Lisa Leslie Bauman, 903 S. 5th Street, Stillwater, Minnesota 55082
Mississippi Betty Kerg, 121 Clover Circle, Greenville, Mississippi 38701
Missouri Susie Valentour, 305 Joseph Street, Jackson, Mississippi 39208
Missouri Sue Johnson, 330 Sunway Lane, St. Louis, Missouri 63141
Missouri Cheryl Lightfoot, 11607 Old St. Charles Road, Bridgeton, Missouri 63042

1969 GIRLS NATION CITIZENS - Page 2

Montana Mary Pavlakovich, 623 East Park Avenue, Anaconda, Montana 59711
Letty Offerdahl, 613 26th Avenue, N. E., Great Falls, Montana 59401
Nebraska Ellen P. Alston, 3001 North 30th Street, Omaha, Nebraska 68111
Nevada Ann Henry, 1843 Monterey Drive, Lincoln, Nebraska 68506
Jan Christian, 1256 Denver Street, Boulder City, Nevada 89005
Wendy Darling, 6414 West Cheyenne Road, Las Vegas, Nevada 89108
New Hampshire Judith Ann Lemire, 63 Elkins Street, Franklin, New Hampshire 03235
Vicky Lynn Welch, Box 604, Drewsville, New Hampshire 03604
New Jersey Virginia Marie Connelly, 1526 Hamilton Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey 08629
New Mexico Denise Clark, 280 Laurel Lane, Clark, New Jersey
Annabel Grubb, 2004 Gretta Street, N. E., Albuquerque, New Mexico 87112
Susan Strode, 1406 Taft Avenue, Alamogordo, New Mexico 88310
New York Jane Marcia Spinak, Box 331-D, Sisson Hall, S.U.C. at Potsdam, New York 1367
North Carolina Sally Thompson True, 28 Cornell Street, Ithaca, New York 14850
Cynthia S. Payne, 3511 Henderson Road, Greensboro, North Carolina 27410
North Dakota Mary Holt Woodson, 317 N. Fulton Street, Salisbury, North Carolina 28144
Daryce Vernell Durand, Box 555, Grand Forks, North Dakota 58201
Ohio Susan Mary Nugent, 419 Summit Avenue, Grafton, North Dakota 58237
Jane Harrison, 1811 E. 293 Street, Wickliffe, Ohio 44092
Oklahoma Mary L. Martello, 6222 Hiram Avenue, Ashtabula, Ohio 44004
Elaine Soter, 3220 Whitingmill Road, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73120
Debbie Smith, 2412 Mockingbird Lane, Ponca City, Oklahoma 74601
Oregon Nancie Potter, 15342 S. E. Hawthorne Court, Portland, Oregon 97233
Cathy Riffe, 839 Roca Street, Ashland, Oregon 97520
Panama, C. Z. (No delegates this year)

Pennsylvania Deborah Groves, 292 Folly Road, Chalfont, Pennsylvania 18914
Rhode Island Constance Sue Moffitt, 947 Liberty Street, Meadville, Pennsylvania 16335
Eileen Gladney, 27 Windsor Drive, Barrington, Rhode Island 02806
South Carolina Helen Racine, 37 Estes Street, Woosocket, Rhode Island 02895
Jennet C. Robinson, 76 Ashley Avenue, Charleston, South Carolina 29401
South Dakota Judith A. Peters, 704 Harriet Street, Hampton, South Carolina 29924
Gail Perry, 10029 Spearfish Avenue, E. A. F. B. South Dakota 57706
Mary Ruth Franzen, 752 5th Street, Britton, South Dakota 57430
Vickie Johnson, 109 Hickory Place, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830
Tennessee Pamela Tenry, Morris Chapel, Tennessee 38361
Texas Patricia Lynne Holton, 1909 Stanley Street, Pt. Arthur, Texas 77640
Utah Linda Ruth Marable, 4101 Lyle Street, Waco, Texas 76710
Terri Larsen, 856 North 4th Street, East Logan, Utah 84321
Vermont Susan Taylor, 160 South 100 East, Spanish Fork, Utah 84660.
Virginia Jean Citarella, 19 Bruce Street, Winooski, Vermont 05404
Madeline Brough, Castleton, Vermont 05735
Washington Katherine Cottingham Hobbs, 603 N. Broad Street, Suffolk, Virginia 23434
Eva-Jo Anne Hett, 235 Eastfield Court, Hampton, Virginia 23366
Washington Robyn Ann Thorson, 16527 - 74th Street, N. E., Bothell, Washington 98011
West Virginia Kathleen Anne Hays, 924 North Central, Olympia, Washington 98501
Shannon Rae Bennett, 644 Locust Street, Weston, West Virginia 26452
Wisconsin Ellen Brown, 101 Barron Avenue, Elkins, West Virginia 26241
Wisconsin Suzanne Roberts, Route 1, Box 654, Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin 54538
Wisconsin Elizabeth Ann Koller, 630 East Maple Street, Appleton, Wisconsin 54911
Wyoming Karen Johnstone, Hot Springs Park, Thermopolis, Wyoming 82443
Wyoming Peggy Piz, 717 Cedar Avenue, Kemmerer, Wyoming 83101

Public Health Service Ellen Brown (West Virginia)

DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT:

Metropolitan Development Lisa Bauman (Minnesota)

Model Cities and Governmental Relations Carol Ann Bruce (Michigan)

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION:

Federal Aviation Administration Sandra Brustman (Delaware)

Federal Highway Administration Susan Nugent (North Dakota)

Federal Railroad Administration Jane Christian (Nevada)

National Transportation Safety Board Judith Crawford (Indiana)

U.S. Coast Guard Wendy Darling (Nevada)

INDEPENDENT AGENCIES:

American National Red Cross Helen Racine (Rhode Island)

Atomic Energy Commission Jennifer Dean (Georgia)

Civil Service Commission Daryce Durand (North Dakota)

Commission of Fine Arts Sally True (New York)

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Eileen Gladney (Rhode Island)

Federal Communications Commission Annabel Grubb (New Mexico)

Federal Maritime Commission Kathleen Hays (Washington)

Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Katherine Hobbs (Virginia)

Federal Power Commission Eva-Jo Ann Hett (Virginia)

Federal Trade Commission Connie Hoxie (Arkansas)

Library of Congress Elaine Mestas (Delaware)

National Archives and Records Service Sue Johnson (Missouri)

President's Council on Physical Fitness Marilyn Numair (California)

Selective Service System Karen Johnstone (Wyoming)

Small Business Administration Betty Kerg (Mississippi)

Subversive Activities Control Board Vickie Johnson (Tennessee)

U. S. Information Agency Margaret Spencer (Arkansas)

United States Tariff Commission Jan Suffolk (Florida)