June 23, 1972

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

Dear Henry,

It seems apparent that you have kept quite busy since
our talk at Paramount Studios. At that time (summer,
1970) we talked about the possibility of a career for
you in show business. We hope that you keep this
option open.

We at Krofft have also kept quite busy (with perhaps
a bit less travelling than you) with new television
shows for kids like your children, motion picture
projects, and most recent, the H.R. Pufnstuf travelling
show. This is a family show using all of the colorful
characters from our three network television shows.

The show is scheduled to play the National Theatre in
Washington from August 21 thru September 2. The
thought occurred to us that the day before we open
(August 20) might be an opportune time for us to
present a special showing of this show at the
White House for the families of Mr. Nixon's staff.
It would of course be a great honor for us, especially
the young people who have worked so diligently to
mount and perform in this show.

I am enclosing a press kit which I think explains the
concept of the show. If there is any interest created
by this proposal please have those interested contact
me as soon as possible.

Warmest personal regards.

MK/pk

SID & MARTY KROFFT PRODUCTIONS, INC. / P.O. BOX 4558 NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA 91607 / (213) 877-3361

Dec. 7 1968

MRS. RALPH M. KROSCHER
296 ELM AVENUE
ELMHURST, ILLINOIS 60126

DEC 11 1968

Dear Professor Kissinger:

Having just read Experiment In Autobiography by H,G. Wells, I would like to recommend his " the open conspirator" idea to our men who have a great deal to do with the movement in human ecology today.

His open conspirator is said to parallel "The world state ofest moi,"

and it seems to me our world statesmen ignore this foreward looking mind at the peril of all of us. The idea of creative service which he recommends could be made practical in the world state if it were given a chance. Please look into it and consider it, even if you are too busy, as you must be.

KISSINGER, HENRY A. /K

AUG 5 1971

Dear Horst:

Just a short note to thank you for your letter of a few days ago and your kind words of encouragement and support. I cannot tell you how welcome are the greetings from around the world which have come in response to the newssteps the President is taking in foreign policy.

Please pass along my appreciation to Beshara, Ghorayeb and Vladimir, Reisky. It was good to hear from all of you again.

Mr. Horst Kruger
8 Munchen 81
Titarelstrasse 2, XIV
Republic of Germany

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