Senior Minister
Prime Minister's Office
Istana Annexe
Singapore 238823

Senior Minister
Singapore

18 October 1995

OCT 27 1995

Dear Henry

Choo and I have just got back to Singapore and hasten to thank Nancy and you for the hospitality of your home in Kent. I must especially thank you for the opportunity you gave me to get to know Gingrich. He is a most unusual man, self-confident, self-assured, decisive in his views and firm in his vision for America and her role in the world, which he realises will require a strong domestic economy, in other words, a stable healthy society. I was amazed that he had read about Singapore's economic and domestic social policies. This man is a serious political leader, not a parochial American politician.

I was dismayed by the total lack of confidence of all your guests in the Republican presidential hopefuls, and struck by how they all were persuading Gingrich to run for the presidency, especially the wives. America needs two Gingrichs, one to run for presidency, another to keep control of the Lower House to make sure the programs get through. But there is only one Gingrich. I am persuaded that he is the best man to beat Clinton, especially if Ross Perot or Colin Powell decides to run. The prospect of another four years of sweet talk, butter fingers and fudge is most worrying. But alas, this is American democracy when not at its best.

Look forward to seeing Nancy and you in January when the line-up may be clearer.

Best wishes.

Dr Henry A. Kissinger
Suite 1021
1800 K Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C.20006

JUL 18 1995

Dr. Henry Kissinger
1800 K Street NW
Washington D.C. 20006

July 15, 1995

Dear doctor:

I always appreciate your efforts on making China coming back
to the world family especially on relation between the United States
and China.

Now I wonder if you do me a favor to review my book; " Suntzu,
The Art Of War As I Comprehend ? Based on my more than 60 years
of observations and studies I wrote it for the younger generations
who will devote their lives for the defense of the best interests
of the country.

It is my personal comprehension yet I never consider myself
infaulible especially concerning matters such as of national
importance. I need commentaries and enlightenings from others.
But there are few people trully understand this kind of stuff.
It is only a man like you who knows the nuance of diplomacy with
grand strategical view on national and international battle without
arms may give me sound suggestions.

It is a 14,000 to 18,000 words book. Please see if you like
to review it. I will mail you the draft if you agree.

Your answer will be highly appreciated, sir.

Note: I will send the Chinese version of the same draft to
Peijing for the same purpose.

I did ask Gen. Colin L.Powell to review it months ago
but he is too busy on his memoirs.

Drew Lewis

May 1, 1995

The Honorable Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger Associates
350 Park Avenue
26th Floor
New York, NY 10022

Dear Henry:

Last November the American public voted for sweeping change in the Congress by electing a decidedly more pro-business, pro-jobs majority in both the Senate and the House. We are on the right track, but our job is far from over. We now need to work together to elect a pro-business, pro-jobs President. That President should be Senator Bob Dole.

Bob Dole has spent a lifetime in the service of his country. As you know, he is a decorated World War II veteran. He has served the state of Kansas in both houses of Congress. Today, he is serving tirelessly as the Majority Leader of the United States Senate.

No other candidate combines Bob's leadership, commitment to principle, and experience. It's not enough to have a philosophical commitment to Republican principles -- we need someone with the experience and courage to deliver the agenda -- at home and abroad.

Bob Dole has vision for America. He will work hard to maintain a strong national defense, to balance the ever-growing federal budget, to reduce the role of government in our daily lives, and to cut taxes so more money can be invested into jobs and savings.

I have agreed to serve on the National Finance Committee for Bob Dole because I support his vision for our future. I am asking you to join me in providing the financial support he needs to run a successful campaign.

The Dole for President campaign can accept personal contributions up to $1,000 per individual ($2,000 per couple) or up to $5,000 from political action committees. I have included a contributor card for you to enclose with your contribution and a self-addressed envelope.

We have a tremendous opportunity to put our country on the right track. I encourage you to board the train before it leaves the station!

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