MISSINGER, HENRY A. 5

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Type of Request & Date

STEIBEL

(Last name and pending date)

Name: Warren Steibel, producer of "Firing Line" with Wm. Buckley

Request: would like HAK to chat for an hour with Buckley on Jan. 6 or 11.
Buckley asked him once before and at that time he said he didn't give
interviews. Now they have seen 60 minutes and the TODAY show and
wonder if HAK would do their program. They could tape it in NY (2:00-4:30)
any day or in Washington (at any time convenient for HAK). It would be
an hour interview and the program would be put on the air unedited.

212/679-7409

DRY's Recommendation:

HAK's Answer: No - 12/29

Date and Time:

Party Contacted: 12/30

Additional Information:

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JAN 1 5 1971

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Resolution:

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

HOCHSCHULE FÜR BAUWESEN
LEIPZIG

Sektion INGENIEURBAU
O. Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Ed. Steiger
Direktor
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An den
Sonderbeauftragten des Präsidenten
der Vereinigten Staaten Amerikas
Herrn
Professor Kissinger

IHRE ZEICHEN

IHRE NACHRICHT VOM

UNSERE ZEICHEN

Prof.Stei/ma

DATUM

16. Okt. 1972

BETREFF

Herr Professor Kissinger !

Seit Jahren reisen Sie in geheimer Mission des Präsidenten
der USA durch die ganze Welt und verkünden, daß Ihre
Mission und Ihre Tätigkeit dem Frieden und der Entspannung
diene.

So haben Sie erst jüngst wieder in Paris geheime Besprechun-
gen mit Vertretern der DRV und der Befreiungsbewegung Süd-
vietnams geführt, um angeblich den Krieg in Vietnam zu be-
enden. Zur gleichen Zeit setzten jedoch amerikanische Luft-
streitkräfte den Bombenterror gegen die Bevölkerung Nord-
vietnams verstärkt fort, vernichteten brutal Bildungs- und
Erziehungsstätten, mordeten unschuldige Kinder und Studen-
ten, die lernen und studieren wollen, um sich auf ein Leben
in Glück und Frieden, auf den Dienst an ihrem Volk vorzube-
reiten.

Ihre Reisen und Gespräche in geheimer Mission dienen in
Wahrheit dem Zweck, die Weltöffentlichkeit irre zu führen,
die Verbrechen des amerikanischen Imperialismus und der
Soldateska an der Menschheit, die antihumane Gesinnung Ihres

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Präsidenten und der USA-Monopolvertreter zu verschleiern.
Dies alles sind erbärmliche Versuche und ein verbrecherisches
Bemühen Ihrerseits, die Niederlage des USA - Imperialismus
in Indochina, im Krieg gegen den Humanismus, gegen die Be-
freiungsbewegung und der von Ihnen stets gepriesenen Selbst-
bestimmung hinaus zu zögern und den unbeugsamen Willen der
vietnamesischen Bevölkerung, sich einen Staat mit einer mo-
dernen wissenschaftlichen Gesellschaftsordnung aufzubauen,
zu brechen.

Als Hochschullehrer an einer sozialistischen Bildungsstätte
der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik richte ich an Sie die
Fragen:

Befürchten Sie nicht, das Gesicht als Wissenschaftler
und Hochschullehrer zu verlieren, indem Sie sich zum
willfährigen Werkzeug einer morbiden Gesellschaft und
antihumanistischer, verbrecherischer Kräfte der USA-
Monopole machen ?

Können Sie Ihre jetzige Tätigkeit, als Berater des
Präsidenten Nixon und in geheimer Mission einen Schirm
über die menschheitsfeindlichen Absichten und Verbre-
chen des USA-Imperialismus zu spannen, als "Berufener"
noch länger vor Ihrem Gewissen und vor der denkenden
Jugend Ihres Staates rechtfertigen und mit der Würde
und Verantwortung eines Hochschullehrers vereinbaren ?

Uns trennen Weltanschauungen und dadurch unterscheiden wir
uns auch in unseren Auffassungen über ethische und morali-
sche Werte des Menschseins und der Menschlichkeit, über die
Aufgaben und Verantwortung des Hochschullehrers gegenüber
der Jugend und der Gesellschaft, der Weltöffentlichkeit.

Ich stehe entschieden auf der Seite des um seine Freiheit und
Rechte kämpfenden vietnamesischen Volkes, verurteile die Ver-
brechen und das Morden der USA-Luftpiraten. Ich bestreite Ihnen
das Recht, sich als einen Fürsprecher der Menschheit und der
Menschlichkeit zu bezeichnen, weiter als Lehrer vor die aka-
demische Jugend zu treten.

O. Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Steiger

THE DREYFUS
CORPORATION

Howard Stein
Chairman of the Board

April 27, 1971

Mr. Henry Kissinger
Assistant to the President
for National Security Affairs
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20501

Dear Henry:

I'm glad I had the opportunity to have a few words with you at Woodstock last weekend. As was evident in my conversation I, like countless others, am very concerned with matters that fall under your guidance. Knowing that you must have anticipated this concern, you were very generous with your time and attention.

Let me also say that while I was not in full sympathy with all of your remarks at the Saturday afternoon session, there is no doubt that you did a magnificent job in laying out your case for the conferees. Whether one agreed or not with you, I think the feeling was unanimous that the case couldn't have been put more strongly.

Again, my thanks for the time you gave me in a busy schedule.

Managers of the Dreyfus group of mutual investment funds

767 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10022 / Telephone: 935-3000 / Teletype: 710-581-2755 / Telex: 620393 / Cable: Dryfund New York

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

April 27, 1970

Dr. Mr. Kissinger:

Here is a copy of another letter which
Dr. Kissinger asked me to pass along
to you. He did not send a reply, but
thought you would be interested in see-
ing it.

Attachment

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APR 29 1970

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Arthur Steiner
6601 Kingsbury Blvd.
University City, Mo. 63130

April 17.1970.

Mr. Henry A. Kissinger
c/o THE WHITE HOUSE
1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington, D.C.

Dear Mr. Kissinger,

After finding confirmation of my idea in the Dec. 22, 69 issue of Newsweek's article about you, I take the liberty of writing to you.

I also came from Fuerth to this country. I left in 1937 and I have lived here in St. Louis, Mo. since then, except for the period of 1944/45 with the U.S. Army (Mil.Gvmt) in France and Germany.

Since I am 55 years old, I don't believe that we knew each other in Fuerth but I do remember your father as having been my teacher. Am I correct that your father was a teacher at Heckmann's Privat-Knabenschule around 1924/25. If so, it would be the time I was a student at this school. From there I went on to the Oberrealschule in Fuerth. We lived at Kaiserstrasse and later on at Nuernbergerstrasse. My parents left in 1939 and came here in 1940 from Palestine together with my brother.

If the above should be correct, I like to ask you to give my very best regards to your father from one of his former pupils.

Please accept my sincere respects for your accomplishments in obtaining such a high honor and responsibility in our Government.

The Chairman
Le Président

NORTH ATLANTIC MILITARY COMMITTEE
COMITE MILITAIRE DE L'ATLANTIQUE NORD

EXECUTIVE

KISSINGER, HENRY

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

1110 BRUXELLES

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TEL. :

41.44.00

41.44.90

6 August 1973

Dear Dr. Kissinger,

I am delighted to hear, from "usually reliable sources", that you will spend - as part of a larger trip to Europe - the 10th and 11th of September in Brussels for talks with Joseph Luns and for an address to the Annual Assembly of the Atlantic Treaty Association.

In this context, I was asked to vouch for Dr. Lothar Ruehl who would like to interview you on current topics during your visit here.

Up to now, Dr. Ruehl was the Deputy Chief Editor of DIE WELT; he has now assumed a new post as chief politico-military commentator for the second national German television (Zdf) with bureau in Brussels.

He is, no doubt, one of Germany's most important and highly respected politico-military experts in the journalistic field at present. An interview with you would not only be a sort of "booster" for his new and

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NOV 12 1973

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November 3, 1969

Mr. President:

The Faculty of the Harvard Divinity School, at its meeting
on October 31, 1969, instructed me to inform you about the
votes taken by the Faculty on matters relating to the October
15 Moratorium and to subsequent nonviolent activities planned
for November 13 to 15.

On October 9, 1969, the Faculty voted unanimously (with two abstentions):

"Whereas it is a venerable tradition that men of religious conviction set apart time from their ordinary activities to respond together to the momentous events of their corporate history, and

"Whereas it is our judgment that present American involvement in the Vietnamese War is morally outrageous and necessitates extraordinary actions on behalf of peace,

"We, the Faculty of Harvard Divinity School, declare the day of October 15 to be for us a day of religious repentance and positive action for peace."

Last Friday the Faculty further voted:

"Continuing its protest against the war in Vietnam, as expressed most recently in its resolution of October 9, 1969, the Faculty of Harvard Divinity School authorizes faculty members, in consultation with their students, to postpone or cancel classes on November 13 and 14, to enable those who wish to do so to participate in anti-war activities."

Furthermore, on October 21, a unanimous Student Council voted:

"... the following activities as a religious observance of mourning and repentance beginning October 27: flying the American flag from the

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Daniel B. Moylan
cc: Henry Klainger

Washington D.C. 20032
The White House
The President

Sincerely yours,

our country. For that future we work and pray.
toward the future moral and spiritual health and vitality of
actions and they have not been taken lightly. They are pledges
We recognize the extraordinary character of these votes and

right priorities in the United States and beyond.
help us all toward peace, justice, and a new sense of the
personal hope that such viable and sustainable reminders may
community. I have authorised and observance, expressing my
In view of the strong and serious concern expressed in our

to end this morally outrageous war.
and institutionally toward the necessary actions
the War's prosecution will move us individually
our individual and institutional complicity with
all the Vietnam War dead and daily reminder of
"It is our hope that such a constant memorial to

the Udovod Chabel peł for five minutes at noon.
tower of Udovod Hail at half mast and ringing

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