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KISSINGER, HENRY

"LILY POND HOUSE"
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NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND

September 3rd,

1 9 7 1.

Dear Henry,

Earlier this year I wrote you about my disappointment in not seeing the President or yourself before leaving for my post as Ambassador to Mali. In reply you asked me to let you know when I would be in Washington so that appointments might be arranged.

I will be in Washington on consultation from September 9th through the morning of September 20th. I would be very grateful if you could fit me into your busy schedule and arrange for me to see the President. I have known him for many years (I come from Whittier too), but I have not seen him since he became President except briefly during his visit to Paris.

I will call your secretary when I get to Washington and the Mali desk at the State Department will always know where to reach me.

Looking forward to seeing you, I am

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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

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April 7, 1972

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

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

The President's Committee of the World Affairs Council represents a group of significant opinion makers and community leaders interested in foreign affairs. This group of 27 people plans to spend a day in Washington and would be extremely pleased to have breakfast with you upon your return from Russia in early June.

The purpose of this Committee is to guide the World Affairs Council in its effort to improve communications between citizens and their government and conversely to help us better to perceive the overall framework underlying the President's policy, admirable as it is in its individual features.

Would a date like June 6, 7 or 8 be possible at least on a tentative basis? A list of the members of our Committee is enclosed.

With kindest regards.

Hon. Edward P. Boland

Hon. Edward W. Brooke

Hon. Lawrence G. Brooks

Hon. James A. Burke

Hon. Silvio O. Conte

Honorary State Sponsors

Hon. Margaret M. Heckler

Hon. Louise Day Hicks

Hon. Harold D. Donohue

Hon. Robert F. Drinan

Hon. Michael J. Harrington

Hon. Hastings Keith

Hon. Edward M. Kennedy

Hon. Torbert H. Macdonald

Hon. F. Bradford Morse

Hon. Thomas P. O'Neill

GENERAL

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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

The White House
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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

Dear Mr. Blau:

Thank you for your letter of September 8 indicating your interest in having an assortment of photographs of me to fill the requests of various newspapers and magazines.

I appreciate your willingness to submit any pictures taken to me for approval and am sure that we can set a time for the pictures to be taken. Please call my office (456-2235) when you arrive in Washington, and I will ask my staff to arrange an appointment for you.

Mr. Tom L. Blau
Camera Press Ltd.
Russell Court
Coram Street
London, W.C.1 England

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Dr. Henry Kissinger,
Executive Office of the President,
Executive Office Building,
17th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.,
Washington DC.

8th September 1971

Dear Dr. Kissinger,

We have many enquiries from magazines and newspapers here and abroad for a series of photographs of yourself at work and at home. I hope to be visiting the United States in mid October and would be greatly honoured if you would be good enough to allow me to visit Washington specially in order to take such photographs of you. They would find distribution in all of the countries listed herewith.

If required, all pictures taken would be submitted for approval before their release. Should you require references about myself and this company, you could approach Mr. Richard Pollard, the director of photography at Life Magazine, the picture editor of the New York Times Mr. John G. Morris, or you could obtain information from Paris Match, Apoka, Stern, or of course any other newspaper or periodical.

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KISSINGER, HENRY L. /B*

November 26, 1971

Dear Mr. Blau:

Mr. Kissinger has asked me to write to you re-
garding the pictures you took which he approves
for use and to return your color originals. He
was most appreciative of your offer to give him
the black and white pictures, and therefore I
will simply list the numbers of black and white
pictures he _does not_ want used.

Mr. Kissinger _does not approve_ for use the fol-
lowing numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 15, 21, 23,
24, 25, 29, and 30. (He approves the use of
numbers 6, 7, 9-14, 16-20, 22, 26-28 and 31-
33.)

I am returning your color originals in their
plastic folders, those approved so marked in one
folder, those not approved so marked in another.

Mr. Kissinger enjoyed working with you and we
hope that you consider the number of photographs
he approves a fair one.

Mr. Tom L. Blau

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Mr. Tom L. Biss

Henry V. Kissing
Personal Secretary to
Julienne L. Piness

Sincerely,

he approves a fair one.

hope that you consider the number of photographs
Mr. Kissinger enjoyed working with you and we
folder, those not approved so marked in another.

I am returning your color originals in their
bristly folders, those approved so marked in one

33*)

numbers 6, 7, 8-14, 16-20, 22, 26-28 and 31-
24, 25, 26, and 30. (He approves the use of
lowing numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 12, 21, 23,
Mr. Kissinger does not approve for use the fol-

pictures he does not want used.
will simply list the numbers of black and white
the black and white pictures, and therefore I
was most appreciative of your offer to give him
for use and to return your color originals. He
sparing the pictures you took which he approves
Mr. Kissinger has asked me to write to you re-

Dear Mr. Biss:

November 5th, 1971

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Dr.Henry Kissinger,
Executive Office of the President,
Executive Office Building,
17th St. and Pennsylvania Avenue N.W.,
Washington D.C.

12th November, 1971.

Dear Dr.Kissinger :

I found to my regret that it was after all not
possible to get proofs prepared quickly in New York; I returned to
London this morning and we made the enlargements which are enclosed
herewith.

I also forward the colours.

It would give me much pleasure if you would
accept the black and white enlargements with my compliments, for your
private records, but please be so kind as to return the colour originals
at your earliest convenience. Time magazine in particular, expressed
close interest, especially in the ones which are separated from the remainder.

We will, of course, stand by the original agreement
that no picture will be distributed that does not have your approval; I hope
you will find it possible to approve the majority.

May I say how very grateful I am for your kindness and
patience; I expect to visit the States again in the Spring; if these pictures
please you, may I nearer to the date write again and ask whether you will allow
me to photograph you at your home?

T.L.BLAU

London, W.C.I England
Russell Court, Coram Street
Camera Press Limited
Mr. T. R. Blau

Henry A. Kissinger
Personal Secretary to
Julienne R. Piness

Sincerely,

not to be released.
appreciate it if you could again return those
blessed with these changes of heart and would
and now marked "approved." I hope you are
with a black check in the number right corner
These are in the right-hand column marked
and has added three to those which he approves.
Mr. Kissinger did reconsider his selections

getting back to you more promptly.
in the past several weeks prevented me from
I am sorry that his many and distant travels
the color pictures he would permit released.
November 30 to Mr. Kissinger to reconsider
In any writing in response to your abscission

Dear Mr. Blau:

January 30, 1975

KISSINGER, HARRY