Twin Towers Box 1075
Norfolk State College
Norfolk, Virginia 23504

March 21, 1973

The Honorable
DR. HENRY A. KISSINGER
1600 Pennsylvania Ave, N. W.
Washington, D. C. 20500

Dear Sir,

May God's richest blessings ever rest upon you, your wonderful family, and office staff. Greetings and best wishes to all of you. Joy, honor, peace, good health, prosperity, and life everlasting be unto you and yours.

Enclosed is a record album of one of the services conducted by Elder Lightfoot Solomon Michaux for you. The album is sent to you on behalf of the members of the Gospel Spreading Churches of God, which they hope you will enjoy, and find of great inspiration.

"And the very God of peace sanctify you wholly; and I pray God your whole spirit and soul and body be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ."

Thank God for you always. You are a great and wonderful blessing to the people of the United States and the World. You are a wonderful, marvelous and remarkable person. God bless you always.

Members of the Gospel Spreading Churches of God are praying for you, your wonderful family, and office staff.

"The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Ghost, be with you all."

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

Dear Cliff:

Many thanks for the picture from the Bohem-
ian Grove. I am not sure that they are the
best psychological preparation for a long
cold Washington winter but they are indeed
pleasant reminders of a most enjoyable week-
end.

Please do stay in touch.

Mr. Clifford V. Heimbucher
1500 Mills Tower
San Francisco, California 94104

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NOV 27 1970

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BRIGITTE HERBST
A-6280 Zell am Ziller
Tyrol Austria

June 15th, 1973

Mr. Henry Kissinger
Adviser of the President
White House
Washington, D.C. 20506

Dear Mr. Kissinger,

Presently, I am fulfilling my gesture of goodwill by delivering
the barrel of specially brewed Tyrolean beer - Gauderbock.

Hoping you and whomever you share the beer with will receive
many pleasant hours from it of course, the atmosphere and
the people of Tyrol are lacking. Perhaps one day you will be able
to enjoy the beer in its original setting.

I regret very much that I didn't have the honor of presenting
it to you personally, but it is very understandable with a man
as busy as you are.

Remember, when ever you have a moment of free-time your company
would be warmly received in Tyrol.

PS: Since beer pipes are very difficult to come by these days,
may I ask that when you are finished using the pipe that you
return 1pease same to: Swissair, c/o Leo Brehm, 608 5th Ave.,
N.Y.C., 10020. Thank you!

MEMORANDUM

NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL

ACTION

MEMORANDUM FOR: DR. KISSINGER
FROM: HAROLD H. SAUNDERS
SUBJECT: Rabbi Abraham Hershberg
Presents Silver Bible to You

April 10, 1973

I have wanted to transmit the attached to you. It is a gift for you from Rabbi Abraham Hershberg, Chief Rabbi in Latin America. He was turned over to me after having unsuccessfully pressed for an appointment with the President (you were out of town) when he was recently in Washington. I orally expressed your thanks but you might wish to have Bonnie sign off on the attached short acknowledgement. I recommend against any reply signed by you because he is a name-dropper.

Over the last four years, Rabbi Hershberg, a religious figure with many contacts, has persistently written the President (1) that a religious conference involving Church leaders from the Christian, Jewish and Muslim faiths be convened to draw up a Mid East peace; he would like to organize such a conference and would like USG and White House backing. (2) that youth democratic groups be organized throughout Latin America to counteract leftist radical groups. Hershberg normally presses for an appointment with the President. He also generally gets around; he was recently in Cuba to try to get a new rabbi established there.

On the other hand, there is not much of substance for us here. Hershberg is a name dropper who uses the technique to give the impression of support for his positions. Although he is also a respectable religious figure, it would be better for you to avoid writing to him. For the record as a courtesy for the gift, however, we feel Bonnie or someone else should send a note along the lines of the attached.

Concurrence: Bill Jorden

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

Dear Mr. Heyman:

Thank you for your note of March 10 and for
sending me the article from the January 8
"New Yorker." I appreciate your thoughtful-
ness and was interested to read it.

Mr. Mark J. Heyman
2801 Dr. Martin L. King, Jr. Drive
Chicago, Illinois 60616

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RECEIVED
MAR 17 1972

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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

APR 12 1971

Dear Mr. Hillmer:

Thank you for your letter of March 30 and
for sending me a copy of "Scott's U. S. A.
Stamps in Color." It is a handsome book
and I have enjoyed looking through it.

I know that my daughter, Elizabeth, will
appreciate your thoughtfulness as much
as I did as she is an avid stamp collector
and I am giving it to her.

Mr. Duane Hillmer, President
Scott Publishing Company
1410 Kiewit Plaza
Omaha, Nebraska 68131

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ROMAN L. HRUSKA
NEBRASKA

CARL T. CURTIS
NEBRASKA

United States Senate

WASHINGTON, D.C.

You will surely be interested in this complimentary
copy of "Scott's U.S.A. Stamps in Color," a revolutionary
stamp catalog by a company which has been specializing in
stamp collecting supplies for more than 100 years.

Nebraska is proud to be the new home of this company
which dedicates its services to the enrichment of millions
of people through what is termed the world's most popular
hobby.

We urge you to spend some time with this book.
Whether you are a stamp collector or not, you will find
much in it that is rewarding and interesting.

ROMAN L. HRUSKA, U. S. S.

CARL T. CURTIS, U. S. S.

SCOTT

SCOTT PUBLISHING CO.

CORPORATE OFFICES / 1410 KIEWIT PLAZA / OMAHA, NEBRASKA 68131 / TELEPHONE (402) 341-2523

March 30, 1971

DUANE HILLMER
PRESIDENT

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
Assistant to the President for
National Security Affairs
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20510

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

It is a pleasure to send you a new book entitled "Scott's U.S.A. Stamps in Color". Although Scott has been publishing stamp catalogs for over 100 years, this is the first time the postage stamps of the United States have been shown in the catalog in color.

Also included are seven pages of topical selections, an eight-page section devoted to stamps other than this country, and nine pages of the colorful stamps of the United Nations. With over 1,400 stamps illustrated in color, it's likely that some of the subject matter will be of particular interest to you.

The main commercial message of the book is to extoll the virtues of stamp-collecting, and to attract people - especially boys and girls - to what is frequently called "the world's most popular hobby."

DH/vr

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