GENERAL

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

FEB 11 1970

Dear Mr. Lynch:

Thank you for your letter which I received
a short time ago. I am interested to hear
what you have been doing, and that you are
considering going into government service.

The freeze on government hiring is being
felt in all of the agencies these days, but I
am keeping your new job interests in mind
and will be glad to pass them along should
I hear of an opening.

Mr. William F. Lynch
Apartment 2804
88 West Schiller Street
Chicago, Illinois 60610

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WILLIAM F. LYNCH

The Honorable Henry Kissinger
Special Counsel to the President
The White House
1600 Pennsylvannia Avenue NW
Washington, D. C.

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

Thank you very much for the kind comments about our visit in Tucson, in 1966, that you mentioned in your note last year. Thanks too, for your letter on my behalf to the Harvard Law School.

For the past three years I have been involved in corporate public relations and marketing at Motorola, Inc. in Chicago. (A resume is enclosed describing some of my accomplishments.)

Now I am giving serious consideration to government service. I plan to be in Washington sometime in February. I am looking forward to meeting with you, and any other individuals you might suggest.

Thank you.

WILLIAM F. LYNCH

Apartment 2804
88 West Schiller Street
Chicago, Illinois 60610
(312) 337-1999

**June 1967 to the Present** - Corporate Public Relations & Marketing
Motorola, Inc., 9401 West Grand Avenue, Franklin Park, Illinois

**ASSISTANT TO MANAGER OF MARKETING ADMINISTRATION** - Responsible for controlling and directing all marketing administrative operations and formulating long term marketing programs. (Marketing administration includes the market research, market statistics, customer services, marketing budget, and credit departments.)

Specific duties and responsibilities include providing liaison between:
the marketing vice president & the vice president/general attorney, the
marketing vice president & the comptroller; the national sales managers
and all financial/accounting groups. Responsibilities also include day
to day direction & supervision of the major accounts program - communicat-
ing directly with distributor principals.

**MANAGER OF PUBLIC RELATIONS** - MOTOROLA SALES, INC. - (Hotel/motel sales)
- provided public relations and press relations for institutional market-
ing. Duties involved: preparing and editing consumer, business, and
trade press releases & articles; representing Motorola at trade shows and
conventions. Received excellent exposure working closely with key custo-
mers in this industry.

**CORPORATE PUBLIC RELATIONS** - Duties involved press relations, governmental relations, public affairs and international projects. Reported directly to vice president-public relations on corporate matters, and to public relations manager-consumer products division on consumer subjects. Received excellent exposure to consumer electronics by assisting with introduction of "Quasar" solid state transistorized color television. Also supervised, coordinated, and directed numerous sales promotion campaigns and new product introductions.

## EDUCATION -

The Graduate School of Business Administration, Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois, MBA Program, major in marketing, evening division, reference - Prof. Steuart Henderson Britt, PhD.

The School of Business, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, major in marketing management, Bachelor of Science-1967, reference - Prof. Robert E. Tindall, LLM & Prof. Lynn Homer Stockman, PhD.

Part-time employment (during college) - newscaster and announcer KTKT ("top 50" station) Tucson, Arizona - wrote and edited all copy, broadcast news, prepared commercials and promotion tapes, and did remote broadcasts.

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Summer employment- 1966 - Four months, Chas. Pfizer & Co. Inc., Consumer products division-"Summer Marketing Program"- involving direct selling, test marketing, and new product introductions. (Work locations; New York, San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle)

Organizations- American Marketing Association, Chicago Public Affairs Group, Lake Shore Club of Chicago, Chicago Association of Commerce & Industry-Public Relations & Promotion Committee.

Interests - Golf, reading, boating, politics, tennis

Personal Data-

Health-excellent
Height 6 ft 1 in.
Weight 180 lbs.
Hair & Eyes-Brown
Military obligation-none
Marital status- single
Religion-Episcopal

WILLIAM F. LYNCH

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

Thank you.

WILLIAM F. LYNCH

June 1967 to the Present - Corporate Public Relations & Marketing
Motorola, Inc., 9401 West Grand Avenue, Franklin Park, Illinois
ASSISTANT TO MANAGER OF MARKETING ADMINISTRATION - Responsible for con-
trolling and directing all marketing administrative operations and form-
ulating long term marketing programs. (Marketing administration includes
the market research, market statistics, customer services, marketing bud-
get, and credit departments.)

MANAGER OF PUBLIC RELATIONS - MOTOROLA SALES, INC. - (Hotel/motel sales) - provided public relations and press relations for institutional marketing. Duties involved: preparing and editing consumer, business, and trade press releases & articles; representing Motorola at trade shows and conventions. Received excellent exposure working closely with key customers in this industry.

CORPORATE PUBLIC RELATIONS - Duties involved press relations, governmental relations, public affairs and international projects. Reported directly to vice president-public relations on corporate matters, and to public relations manager-consumer products division on consumer subjects. Received excellent exposure to consumer electronics by assisting with introduction of "Quasar" solid state transistorized color television. Also supervised, coordinated, and directed numerous sales promotion campaigns and new product introductions.

EDUCATION -

Personal Data-

January 27, 1972

Ms. Jane Thompson Lynn
3687 Bryant Street
Palo Alto, Ca. 94306

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
National Security Council
The White House
Washington, D.C.

Dear Henry,

Congratulations to you and President Nixon for opening up relations between the United States and China. It is long over due, but better late than never.

Congratulations also on the latest announced withdrawal proposal regarding
Viet Nam. A magnificent move. I sincerely hope something comes of it.

I told Larry to pass the word to you that I would like to go to China on one of the trips that the Government will be sending delegates or scholars to. This may seem like a brazen proposal to you but I am perfectly serious. It is not that I am more qualified than any one else, but I am a China scholar (still unrecognized, it's true) and I am a woman, and you need women in your delegations, in case you forgot.

Enclosed is a paper I just completed on the rural commune system in China. It is an update of my master's thesis, which followed the Chinese rural communes from their inception in 1958 up to 1963. Please note, especially, the third paragraph on page eleven, regarding the role of women.

If I were to get to China, I would like to take an extensive tour of the rural communes. I would also like to talk with outstanding women in government and those who have distinguished themselves in any manner.

Currently I am also studying, and teaching a course at Stanford on, penal reform. I would be interested in comparing our efforts with China's way of dealing with criminals, deviants and political non-conformists.

I hope you will read the paper and at least consider me as a candidate to go to China. Thank you.

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May 13, 1969

Mr. Leonard Lyons
New York Post
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New York, N.Y.

Dear Mr. Lyons:

Mr. Hurok asked that I send you the enclosed tickets for the Friday evening, May 23rd performance by The Royal Ballet at the Metropolitan Opera House.

As per your secretary's instructions we are leaving Mr. Kissinger's tickets at the box office that evening.

With very best wishes,

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NUREYEV'S 'RAYMONDA' AND FONTEYN GALA

HIGHLIGHT ROYAL BALLET'S FIFTH 'MET' WEEK

Noted Pair Will Also Dance 'Gayane' First Time Here

Glazounov's "Raymonda," a one-act ballet staged and choreographed by Rudolf Nureyev from Act III of the full-length version, will be given its American premiere by The Royal Ballet, with Dame Margot Fonteyn and Mr. Nureyev in the leading roles on Thursday evening, May 22 at 8 o'clock at the Metropolitan Opera House. The Company, in the fifth week of its six-week presentation by S. Hurok, will also give a Gala Birthday Program in honor of Miss Fonteyn's thirty-fifth year with The Royal Ballet, on Friday evening, May 23 at 8:30.

A feature of that evening will be the first appearance in America by Miss Fonteyn and Mr. Nureyev in the Pas de Deux from Khachaturian's "Gayane," choreographed by Nina Anisimova. They will also dance "Pelleas and Melisande," with Keith Rosson as Golaud. "Raymonda," on the same gala program, will have Svetlana Beriosova and Donald MacLeary in the leading roles.

With the introduction of "Raymonda" on Thursday, Antony Tudor's "Shadowplay" and Frederick Ashton's "Symphonic Variations" to Cesar Franck's score, (the latter to be included in Friday's gala program), will enter the repertory for the first time this season. Merle Park, Anthony Dowell and Derek Rencher will perform in the Tudor ballet. Antoinette Sibley, Ann Jenner, Jennifer Penney, Mr. Dowell, Robert Mead and Michael Coleman are listed for the "Variations."

Four "Swan Lakes" on Saturday and Sunday matinees and evenings (May 24 and 25 at 2:30 and 8:30) will be danced successively, by Deanne Bergsma and Keith Rosson,

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Miss Beriosova and Mr. MacLeary, Monica Mason and Mr. MacLeary and Miss Fonteyn and
Mr. Nureyev. A new Rothbart will be Desmond Doyle at both matinees.

The opening programs of the fifth week, on Tuesday, May 20 and Wednesday, May 21 at 8:30 will be the three one-act ballets: "Pelleas and Melisande" with Miss Fonteyn and Mr. Nureyev on both evenings; "Monotones" with Georgina Parkinson, Diana Vere, Brian Shaw, Vyvyan Lorrayne, Anthony Dowell and Robert Mead on Tuesday and Ria Peri in place of Miss Lorrayne on Wednesday; and "The Dream" with Miss Sibley and Mr. Dowell as Titania and Oberon on the first evening, and Miss Park and Mr. Mead in the same roles on the second.

A complete list of programs and casts for the week follows:

Tues. Eve., May 20 at 8:30 - MONOTONES(Parkinson-Vere-Shaw-Lorrayne-Dowell-Mead);
PELLEAS AND MELISANDE(Fonteyn-Nureyev); THE DREAM(Sibley-Dowell-Grant).

Wed. Eve., May 21 at 8:30 - MONOTONES(Parkinson-Vere-Shaw-Peri-Dowell-Mead); PELLEAS
AND MELISANDE(Fonteyn-Nureyev); THE DREAM(Park-Mead-Holden).

Thurs. Eve., May 22 at 8:00 - SHADOWPLAY(Park-Dowell-Rencher); SYMPHONIC VARIATIONS
(Sibley-Jenner-Penney-Dowell-Mead-Coleman); RAYMONDA, Act III(Premiere)(Fonteyn-
Nureyev).

Fri. Eve., May 23 at 8:30 - RAYMONDA, Act III(Beriosova-MacLeary); GAYANE Pas de
Deux though Nureyev); SYMPHONIC VARIATIONS(Sibley-Jenner-Penney-Dowell-Mead-Coleman);
PELLEAS AND MELISANDE(Fonteyn-Nureyev).

Sat. Mat., May 24 at 2:30 - SWAN LAKE(Bergsma-Rosson)

Sat. Eve., May 24 at 8:30 - SWAN LAKE(Beriosova-MacLeary)

Sun. Mat., May 25 at 2:30 - SWAN LAKE(M. Mason-MacLeary)

Sun. Eve., May 25 at 8:30 - SWAN LAKE(Fonteyn-Nureyev)

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ROYAL BALLET TO OPEN AT MET APRIL 21
WITH FONTEYN NUREYEV 'SLEEPING BEAUTY'

Program Lists 15 Ballets
In Ashton's Last Season As Director

The Royal Ballet will open a six-week season at the Metropolitan Opera House on Tuesday, April 21 with the full-length "The Sleeping Beauty," featuring guest artists Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev in the principal roles.

Presented by S. Hurok, the company from the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, will be making its twelfth appearance here. The season will be the last under the direction of Sir Frederick Ashton, who has announced his retirement as Director, although he will continue to create new works for the company.

The Royal Ballet will perform fifteen ballets in the season which will end on May 31 with an Ashton Gala. Six of the ballets are by Sir Frederick including revivals of "A Wedding Bouquet" to music by Lord Berners and text by Gertrude Stein; "Birthday Offering," to music by Glazounov, not performed here since 1957 and "Daphnis and Chloe" to music by Maurice Ravel.

"Lament of the Waves," Sir Frederick's newest work which was scheduled for performances April 24, 28, 29 and May 7, has been cancelled due to the injury of Carl Myers, one of its two principal performers, in an automobile accident.

"Marguerite and Armand," Sir Frederick's version of the Camille story, not seen here since 1968, will be performed on Thursday evening, April 23, and Sunday matinee and evening, April 26, in place of "Raymonda," Act III, previously announced. Dame Margot and Mr. Nureyev will dance the title roles. "Le Fille Mal Gardée,"

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completes the bill.

Rudi van Dantzig's new ballet "The Ropes of Time," which recently received its world premiere at Covent Garden, will have its American premiere on May 13, when "La Bayadere" and "Birthday Offering," complete the bill.

In addition to Mr. Nureyev's production of "La Bayadere," the season will feature his full-length "The Nutcracker," which will enter the repertory on May 15 and "Raymonda," Act III, which will be performed Saturday matinee and evening, May 9.

Kenneth MacMillan's version of "Romeo and Juliet" will enter the repertory on April 30. Other highlights include Dame Ninette de Valois' "Coppelia" which will be seen on May 6, Sir Frederick's "Giselle," which opens on May 8, and Sir Robert Helpmann's version of "Swan Lake" which will be seen on May 20.

Sir Robert will be here as guest artist, delivering the Gertrude Stein text in "A Wedding Bouquet." Stanley Holden will return as guest artist and will be featured in "La Fille Mal Gardée."

The list of principals includes Deanne Bergsma, Michael Coleman, Anthony Dowell, Desmond Doyle, Leslie Edwards, Alexander Grant, Ronald Hynd, Gerd Larsen, Vyvyan Lorrayne, Donald MacLeary, Kenneth Mason, Monica Mason, Robert Mead, Merle Park, Georgina Parkinson, Derek Rencher, Keith Rosson, Brian Shaw and Antoinette Sibley.

The season also marks the final one for Sir David Webster as General Administrator of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. It was Sir David who arranged the first American engagement with Mr. Hurok.

John Lanchbery will return as Principal Conductor. John Hart and Michael Somes will be here again as Assistant Directors.

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March 16, 1970

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'ROPES OF TIME' PREMIERE; SIBLEY'S FIRST GISELLE
HIGHLIGHT ROYAL BALLET FOURTH WEEK AT MET

The American premiere of Rudi van Dantzig's ballet "The Ropes of Time," the first New York appearance of Antoinette Sibley in the title role of "Giselle" and the addition of two performances of "The Sleeping Beauty" are among the highlights of the fourth week of The Royal Ballet's engagement at the Metropolitan Opera House beginning today (Sunday).

"The Ropes of Time," which features Rudolf Nureyev in the leading role, will receive its premiere on Wednesday evening, May 13. In this production The Royal Ballet utilizes an electronic score here for the first time. It was composed by Jan Boerman; Toer van Schayk designed the production. The program will be completed with a revival of "Birthday Offering," not seen here since 1957 and "La Bayadere" which will be performed here for the first time this season.

Miss Sibley makes her first appearance here as Giselle in this afternoon's (May 10) performance. She will be partnered by Donald MacLeary. Also at this afternoon's performance Lesley Collier and Wayne Sleep make their first New York appearances in the Peasant Pas de Deux.

The two "The Sleeping Beauty" performances, not previously scheduled, will be given on May 16 replacing the previously announced "The Nutcracker." The latter enters the repertory on Friday evening, May 15 with Merle Park and Mr. Nureyev in the principal roles.

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The complete week's schedule and casting follows:

Sun. Mat., May 10 at 2:00 - GISELLE(Sibley-MacLeary-Bergsma-Collier-Sleep)

Sun. Eve., May 10 at 8:00 - GISELLE(Fonteyn-Nureyev-M. Mason-Hill-Coleman)

Tues. Eve., May 12 at 8:00 - ROMEO AND JULIET (Fonteyn-Nureyev-K. Mason)

Wed. Eve., May 13 at 8:00 - LA BAYADERE (Fonteyn-Nureyev); THE ROPES OF TIME (Premiere)
(Nureyev-Vere-M. Mason); BIRTHDAY OFFERING

Thurs. Eve., May 14 at 8:00 - ROMEO AND JULIET (Sibley-Dowell-Sherwood)

Fri. Eve., May 15 at 8:00 - THE NUTCRACKER (Park-Nureyev)

Sat. Mat., May 16 at 2:00 - THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (Lorrayne-MacLeary-Derman-Collier-Sleep)

Sat. Eve., May 16 at 8:00 - THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (Sibley-Dowell-Bergsma-Penney-Martin)

Sun. Mat., May 17 at 2:00 - GISELLE (Park-MacLeary-M. Mason-Jenner-Coleman)

Sun. Eve., May 17 at 8:00 - GISELLE (Fonteyn-Nureyev-Bergsma-Collier-Sleep)

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ROYAL BALLET TO PERFORM 'RAYMONDA,' 'COPPELIA' AND 'GISELLE'

FOR FIRST TIME THIS SEASON DURING THIRD WEEK AT MET

"Raymonda, Act III," "Coppelia" and "Giselle" enter the repertory of The Royal Ballet during the company's third week at the Metropolitan Opera House beginning today (Sun., May 3).

"Coppelia" will be seen on Wednesday (May 6) with Ann Jenner as Swanilda, Kenneth Mason as Franz and Brian Shaw as Dr. Coppelius. "Giselle" will be given on Friday (May 8) with Merle Park, Anthony Dowell and Deanne Bergsma. Miss Jenner and Michael Coleman will dance the "Peasant Pas de Deux."

"Raymonda, Act III" will be danced twice on Saturday afternoon and evening (May 9) with Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev at both performances. These will be the only "Raymonda" performances this season. "La Fille Mal Gardee" completes the bill -- the final performances of the season. Diana Vere will take the leading role of Lise for the first time at the matinee. Her partner will be Kenneth Mason. Another "first" at the matinee will be Petrus Bosman as the Widow Simone, while in the evening Brian Shaw will perform the Widow Simone for the first time.

The third week opens with three performances of "The Sleeping Beauty," a matinee and evening performance today (May 3) and Tuesday (May 5). Antoinette Sibley and Mr. Dowell dance the principal roles this afternoon and Tuesday evening. Dame Margot and Mr. Nureyev will be featured tonight. Vergie Derman will be the Lilac Fairy at the matinee with Lesley Collier and Wayne Sleep as the Bluebirds. In the evening, Vyvyan Lorrayne dances her first Lilac Fairy this season.

The last performances of the season of "Daphnis and Chloé," "Symphonic Variations" and "A Wedding Bouquet" take place on Thursday (May 7).

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The programs and casting for the third week are listed below:

Sun. Mat., May 3 at 2:00 - THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (Sibley-Dowell-Derman-Collier-Sleep)

Sun. Eve., May 3 at 8:00 - THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (Fonteyn-Nureyev-Lorrayne-Jenner-Coleman)

Tues. Eve., May 5 at 8:00 - THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (Sibley-Dowell-Bergsma-Penney-Coleman)

Wed. Eve., May 6 at 8:00 - COPPELIA (Jenner-K. Mason-Shaw)

Thurs. Eve., May 7 at 8:00 - DAPHNIS AND CHLOË (Sibley-Dowell); SYMPHONIC VARIATIONS (Park-Jenner-Penney-MacLeary-Coleman-Sherwood); A WEDDING BOUQUET (Penney-Jenner-Bergsma-Grant)

Fri. Eve., May 8 at 8:00 - GISELLE (Park-Dowell-Bergsma-Jenner-Coleman)

Sat. Mat., May 9 at 2:00 - LA FILLE MAL GARDEE (Vere-K. Mason-Bosman); RAYMONDA, Act III (Fonteyn-Nureyev)

Sat. Eve., May 9 at 8:00 - LA FILLE MAL GARDEE (Jenner-Coleman-Shaw); RAYMONDA, Act III (Fonteyn-Nureyev)

Sun. Mat., May 10 at 2:00 - GISELLE (Sibley-MacLeary-Bergsma-Collier-Sleep)

Sun. Eve., May 10 at 8:00 - GISELLE (Fonteyn-Nureyev-M. Mason-Hill-Coleman)

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ASHTON GALA PROGRAM ANNOUNCED

FOR ROYAL BALLET CLOSING THIS SUNDAY EVENING

S. Hurok announced today the program of the final performance of The Royal Ballet this Sunday evening; a Gala for Sir Frederick Ashton. Except for the opening ballet, "La Bayadere," the program will be made up entirely of works by Sir Frederick. "La Bayadere," which features Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev, is being presented at the request of Sir Frederick as a tribute to his "beautiful" corps de ballet.

Following "La Bayadere," the program will continue with the final scene of "Daphnis and Chloë" with Jennifer Penney and Robert Mead, "Symphonic Variations" with Antoinette Sibley, Ann Jenner, Miss Penney, Anthony Dowell, Mr. Mead and Michael Coleman, the Pas de Deux from "The Dream" with Miss Sibley and Mr. Dowell, and the only performance this season of " FACADE," the earliest Ashton ballet in "The Royal Ballet repertory.

" FACADE," which has not been performed by the company here since 1963, lists an all-star cast headed by Merle Park, Miss Sibley, Deanne Bergsma, Mr. Coleman, Leslie Edwards, Alexander Grant, Vv vyan Lorrayne, Monica Mason and Derek Rencher. This performance marks the final one by The Royal Ballet here under the direction of Sir Frederick who retires at the conclusion of this season.

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May 25, 1970