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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

KISSINGER, HENRY A. 夫

Dear Mrs. Haag:

Thank you for your letter of June 27. I do
indeed remember you and was pleased that
you got in touch with me again.

I find your suggestion that I come to the "Club
d-Aujourd'hui" most appealing and will be
pleased to take you up on your offer when the
opportunity first presents itself. As I am sure
you know, my current schedule is such that it
is never safe for me to make personal plans
which take me a great distance from Washing-
ton. I think, however, that there is great merit
in the idea of my addressing the Club and in
principle I will accept an invitation with great
pleasure.

It was kind of you to write and I look forward
to seeing you again.

Mrs. Inga Haag
131 rue du Ranelagh
Paris XVIe France

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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

6" April 1971

Dear Henry --

And the President thinks he has troubles! (See enclosure.)

I really had fun at the USC event, and mostly due to you. As you noticed, Doug wasn't around much. But at least, according to the reviews and word of mouth, it went off well. (Which has nothing to do with what the network says. And poor Doug -- on a non-profit project. We'll see.)

I look forward to your June visit, when I will take you up on a tour of the castle at San Clemente. Meanwhile, good luck with the Middle East.

P. S. That was a good picture of you in today's *Times* -- which I'm sure you saw before you left. But I'm assuming you don't subscribe to the daily trades -- yet!

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By ARMY ARCHERD

GOOD MORNING: The college release of the Dennis Hopper-starrer, "The American Dreamer," is meeting problems. Filmmaker Lawrence Schiller's been notified by Hopper's mentors they don't want the film exploited or billed in a manner that it would appear to the public the picture is a creation of Dennis Hopper. It is, they insist, a creation of Larry Schiller and Hopper is only the subject of the film ... Schiller says, "When I receive letters (from Hopper's agents and attorneys), I just call Dennis and the problem's solved" ... The $156,000 pic-for which Schiller hocked his house, cameras, etc., shows Hopper au naturel- and in sex acts; also has him saying people should carry guns, etc. ... Hopper took no money up front for the pic but, according to Schiller, the contract calls for the thesp to get one-third of the profits ... It opens in the U. of Calif. (Berkeley) auditorium on April 22d-the 1,200-seat house leased by Schiller in the nationwide campus-type release ... Next, Schiller says he'd like to do a film on President Nixon-but more realistically says he'll make a "heavy" film about doctors who must choose which patients live or die-because of unavailability of medical equipment. It's titled "Those Who Live And Those Who Die"; he hopes Yves Montand will play the lead-and this pic will go via a major. Altho Schiller will not yet reveal the studio-he admits a Valley lot exec told him, after viewing "Dreamer," "You should be making films for us."

Jack Nicholson viewed pal Dennis Hopper in the film and liked it, says, "That's the way Dennis is-always honest. He asked me about it and I told him I liked it"... Nicholson, like Hopper, is busy winding his own film-"Drive, He Says" which must be ready May 22 to show at the Cannes fest. He directed. During his Europe trek for "Five Easy Pieces," Nicholson met Antonioni who wants him to star in a triangle-survival pic. He's interested-but the deal's far from set... Over the weekend, Nicholson was among the group at Dick Quine's house for the $22,000 fund-raiser by the Entertainment Industry For Peace And Justice Committee... Between dates with Henry Kissinger, Marlo Thomas also attended the EIPJ meet with Barry Diller. Miss T. contributed $1,000, Diller $500 in an auction... Others included Jane Fonda, Tommy Smothers, Donald Sutherland, Tony Bill, Burt Lancaster, Alex Cord, Tuesday Weld, Jon Voight, Michelle Phillips, Cass Elliott (pledging their percentage from the next album), Ryan O'Neal and others... The group plans teleblurbs, a May 2 parade on Hollywood Blvd., telethon, and an April 23-25 D.C. flight to lobby for peace.

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Miss Arnaz Married on Her Birthday

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Desi Sr., danced with Lucy, the mother of the bride. But the moment was only a moment, because Lucy's husband, Gary Morton, immediately cut in.

The dress of the guests ranged from Buddy Hackett's white cotton see-through blouse to Ruta Lee's white cotton see-through hotpants. Jack Carter was off to his opening this week at the Cave in Vancouver. Dick Gauertier, Vandervort's best man (Phil uses Vandervort as his professional name) apparently made a great but unreleased film that everyone was talking about. Mingling at the reception poolside were both the Bridges, Lloyd and Beau, the Cecil Smiths (Cleo is Lucy's cousin; the Smiths' son Marcus, 7, was ring bearer); the Joe Hamiltons (Carol Burnett, who cried a great deal at the wedding), Ruth Berle (her Milton is working in the east) with Dr. Leon Krohn, Ken Berry, the Ross Martins and maybe 200 more.

Yes, Lucie outdid her 19th birthday party this year— and on my daughter Courtney's very first birthday . . .

A Night Spot to Be Seen At

A smart little restaurant on Melrose Ave. near Vine St. is Hollywood's new St. Germain. The bistro has become an increasingly "in" luncheon spot for show business types, particularly for the Columbia/Paramount people, whose lots are next door. and now, after word gets around of Friday's rather spectacular dinner group there, I wager the St. Germain will become another of the handful of elite night-time spots to be seen at.

It was Anne and Kirk Douglas' party, at which they brought together a few new and old friends of the man in the news, Dr. Henry Kissinger, the President's adviser for national security affairs. Henry was fresh from his triumph at a Red China conference room. He was also fresh from front page photos of him with a stunning blonde TV producer and him with President Nixon—in Henry's case, in that order. His companion on Friday was the beautiful Hope Lange, who flew in from Arizona where she's finishing up the first segments of Dick Van Dyke's new series, in which she plays Dick's wife.

I'm sure Kissinger's friend Frank Sinatra had briefed him on what a charmer Hope is. Warren Beatty was in the party, clean shaven, with his steady best girl Julie Christie. Ann Ford Johnson and her handsome husband Deane represented the legal side of things at dipner. Bob Evans was stag because his Mrs., Ali MacGraw, was recuperating from a bout with the mumps in Cap Ferrat; Ali flew home, recuperated, on Sunday.

Completing the high-level Hollywood powwow were my husband, just back from Poland and Israel and scouting locations for ABC's five-part, five-hour rendering of Leon Uris' bestseller, "Q.B. VII," and Carol Lynley. Carol had only to come from her beachhouse at Malibu to meet the fabulous good doctor, of whom all his friends are so proud. In arranging the President's visit to Chou En-lai, he scored the diplomatic coup of many an Administration, as host Kirk Douglas charmingly

pointed out in a toast. He also pushed V.P. Agnew and his golfing trip around-the-world to Page 40 of the nation's newspapers, as I pointed out in another, more private tribute to Kissinger.

Cooling 'Shoot Straight' Blurbs

"The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight," which is shooting in New York, got orders to cool it on publicity after the Joe Columbo assassination attempt . . . My friend Carol Channing is really hung up on Dallas' Neiman Marcus. Every time she plays that city, she sends her friends some goodies from the store. This year it's rock sugar in three colors, green, orange and blue, with three matching bowls, green, orange and blue. "Here's a sample of Prentis Hale's fabulous wares," said Carol's card to me. Prentis Hale, of course, derives from the Broadway-Hale department store clan which owns little goodies like Neiman-Marcus, Oscar De La Renta, Maxilian, and on and on.

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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

11 August 1073

Dear Henry,

I really enjoyed lunch yesterday --an excuse not to write my movie mag column and a getaway from The Dakota, this 100-year-old house which makes up in charm (not quite) for what it does in breakage. The super just admitted the plumbing is "inadequate", having tried to fix the dishwasher the maid screwed up somehow.

Am so glad you're coming out to the coast: considering this weather I'm even glad I'm going back tomorrow. Our friend Denise Hale just called me from there to remind me of a series of events in San Francisco, and I thought you might/might not enjoy one or more of them. If not, fine. But here's what it is: Bailey K. Howard, Ross Hunter, Nancy Sinatra, Jacque Mapes and Laura Mako are flying to S. F. on Monday -- I latish, since of that group I work! --for a dinner the Hales are giving for Carol Channing and Charles Lowe. Carol's "Lorelei" opens on Tuesday (20th); there's a lunch that day given by Denise, drinks before the opening, and a supper after given by the Lowes. You may well have seen "Lorelei" in REVIEWED anyway, if you think any of it would be fun, please join us. It's 1973

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Dear Dr. Kissinger:

Though very much delayed, I wish to send you herein enclosed, a snapshot taken on the occasion when I met you on September 9, 1971, at the White House, as you told me that you would like to see the snapshot. It was really a very delightful meeting for me to have had an honor of talking with you then after not having seen you for many years. I also wish to thank you, indeed, for your courtesy in sending me to my hotel in your car.

It will be a great privilege for us all, specially for the former participants of the Harvard Univ. Int'l Seminar, if you stop in Tokyo on your return to Washington from your trip to Peking, although I suppose it would be the last thing that we could wish for. If there is anything I could do for you on this matter, however, I shall be more than happy to serve, as it is a most important time for us to strengthen the relations between your people and mine, and to the Japanese people you will be exactly the right person who could make this hope come to reality.

Wishing you all happiness and success,

Dr. Henry Alfred Kissinger
Political Adviser to the President
The White House
Washington, U.S.A.

TH:yk

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

SEP 8 1971

Dear Mr. Hackard:

Thank you for your letter of August 6 and
for your interest in meeting with me while
you and your colleagues are in Washington
in early October. I appreciate your desire
to meet with various members of Govern-
ment and wish that my schedule would per-
mit me to make an appointment to see you.

I regret that the current demands on my
time leave me no opportunity to meet with
groups such as yours. I hope you have an
interesting and profitable visit to Washing-
ton.

Mr. Michael A. Hackard
Student Body President
Sacramento State College
6000 Jay Street
Sacramento, California 95819*

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Sehr geehrter Herr Kissinger!

In den vergangenen Wochen habe ich fortgesetzt an um New Yorker Gespräch gedacht. Ich bin froh, daß wir uns gesprochen haben vor Sie zum Berater des künftigen Präsidenten ernannt worden sind. Das Gespräch war so vielleicht noch unbefangener als das sonst der Fall gewesen wäre. Jefalls war ich sehr froh über das Gespräch.

Endlich ist der Aufsatz fertig, den ich Ihnen versprem hatte. Ich hoffe, daß
er Sie nicht zu spät erreicht. Nach einer Einleitung einige etwas allge-
meinere Gedanken zur Sperrvertragsproblematik enthälkomme ich dann in größerer
Ausführlichkeit auf den Problemkreis der friedlichentzung der Kernenergie zu
sprechen. Dabei liegt der ganze Akzent auf den "flankenden Maßnahmen". Ich weiß
nicht recht, wie man flankierende Maßnahmen gut ins lische übersetzen soll. Im
Text des Aufsatzes habe ich das "environmental measuccompanying NPT" genannt,
wahrscheinlich ist das nicht besonders gut. Bitte la Sie mich doch wissen, wie
Sie diesen Punkt und andere geändert haben wollen. Veicht möchten Sie auch
zu einzelnen Punkten mehr Information haben. Das isterzeit leicht möglich. Bei
dieser ersten Fassung des Aufsatzes wollte ich aber nicht zu lang werden. Ich
wäre also sehr dankbar, wenn Sie mir für die zweite hng, sozusagen den zweiten
Iterationsschritt, Ihre Wünsche und Kommentare zukommießen.

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