BOSTON
MINUTEMEN

JOHN C. STERGE
President

VINCENT W. VEGNANI
Vice President
General Manager

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

JULY 29, 1974

MINUTEMEN VS. DEFENDING CHAMPION PHILADELPHIA,
FRIDAY NIGHT

Kickoff Moved From 7:30 to 8:05 P.M.

Leading Scorer Coyne Expected Back In Line-Up

(BOSTON, MASS., JULY 29, 1974) . . . . . . . The BOSTON
MINUTEMEN meet the defending NASL champion Philadelphia Atoms
Friday, August 2nd at Boston College's Alumni Stadium. Kickoff
has been rescheduled from 7:30 to 8:05 p.m.

The MINUTEMEN need a win to maintain their divisional
lead over the second place Rochester Lancers. The Atoms are
faced with having to get at least eight-point wins in both the
Boston game and next week's game with Miami if they are to
qualify for a wild card spot in the NASL playoffs.

Boston is 8-8-1 with 79 points on 33 goals for and 19 allowed. Philadelphia is 8-9-1 for 74 points on 25 goals for and 22 allowed. The Atoms are in third place, behind Baltimore and Miami, in the NASL East.

Philadelphia defeated Boston 3-2 in tie-breaker overtime
in the teams' only previous meeting, June 12th, at Philadelphia.

Boston's leading scorer, Johnny Coyne, who scored two
goals in the first Philadelphia game, is expected to be back
in the MINUTEMEN line up Friday.

Goalkeeper, Jan Michniewski, who was forced out of the
Rochester game in the 85th minute with a deep cut behind his
right ear, is also expected to start.

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NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE

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The Atoms come to town with an all star studded line
up that includes 1973 first team NASL all star forwards Andy
"the Flea" Provan and Jim Fryatt and defender Chris Dunleavy.
The three are from Southport in the English Football League.

Atoms defenders Bob Smith and captain Derek Trevis were
members of last year's second all-star team as was U.S.-born
goalkeeper Bob Rigby.

Rigby, who has been averaging about a goal a game for
most of the season, has been the one consistently bright star
in the Philadelphia firmament. The 23 year old Rigby was born
in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, graduated from East Stroudsburg
State where he starred in soccer, and has played five games
with the U. S. National team. He was the atoms' first draft
choice last year.

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For further information contact Jack Falla 617/227-8520

GAMES TO DATE

| Home | | | | Attendance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BOSTON | 1 | Washington | 0 | 9,815 |
| Los Angeles | 2 | BOSTON | 1 (TB) | 7,062 |
| BOSTON | 4 | Baltimore | 3 | 4,347 |
| BOSTON | 3 | Toronto | 0 | 10,185 |
| BOSTON | 3 | New York | 0 | 10,849 |
| San Jose | 2 | BOSTON | 1 | 10,180 |
| BOSTON | 7 | Rochester | 1 | 10,209 |
| BOSTON | 3 | Miami | 0 | 9,736 |

Away

| | | | | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BOSTON | 1 | Dallas | 0 (TB) | 9,154 |
| Vancouver | 1 | BOSTON | 0 | 11,148 |
| BOSTON | 1 | Seattle | 0 | 12,945 |
| Baltimore | 3 | BOSTON | 2 | 3,010 |
| New York | 2 | BOSTON | 1 | 3,100 |
| Philadelphia | 3 | BOSTON | 2 (TB) | 8,814 |
| BOSTON | 2 | Washington | 1 | 4,321 |
| Miami | 2 | BOSTON | 1 | 4,429 |
| Rochester | 1 | BOSTON | 0 (TB) | 10,098 |

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DENVER

Saturday will be the first meeting ever between Boston and Denver.

The Dynamos are 5-12-0 and in last place in the central division. But Denver boasts one of the most individually brilliant players in the NASL in striker Keiser (Boy Boy) Motaung of South Africa.

PLAYOFFS

If Boston wins the game against Denver they will be getting a playoff spot and will most likely host a quarter final game on Thurs., Aug. 15 at Alumni Stadium against one of the yet to be determined wild card teams.

JAYCEES

Saturday is JAYCEES night with a portion of the proceeds going to benefit camp JAYCEE for retarded children in Foxboro.

PLAYBOY BUNNIES VS. MEDIA

There will be a ten-minute exhibition game at half time between the Playboy Bunnies and members of the Boston sports news media.

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For further information contact, Jack Falla at 617-227-8520.

BOSTON
MINUTEMEN

JOHN C. STERGE
President

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MINUTEMEN GOALKEEPER INJURES HAND,
MAY BE LOST FOR SEASON

(BOSTON, MASS., AUGUST 7, 1974) . . . BOSTON MINUTEMEN goalkeeper, Jan Michniewski, the former Polish first division star who has played so brilliantly since taking over the starting assignment five games ago, injured his left hand in practice Monday and may be lost for the season.

Xrays taken Monday night proved negative but Michniewski's hand is in a cast and it will not be known for several days whether he will be available for playoffs.

Ian McKechnie, the NASL's top goalkeeper with 0.69 average, will take over for Michniewski. All NASL rosters have closed for the season and it is doubtful the MINUTEMEN would receive permission to add a goalkeeper to their roster should Michniewski be lost for the season.

Michniewski took over the starting job July 24 in Miami when a strained back sidelined McKechnie. Michniewski played extremely well, recording two shutouts and lowering his goals against average from 2.00 to 1.00.

McKechnie, formerly a star with Arsenal and Hull City, is considered one of the best goalkeepers in the league. He is excellent in the air and his towering goal kicks often carry 65 and 70 yards downfield.

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For further information contact:

Jack Falla, Public Relations Director
617/227-8520

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EVASION NEWS

THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON

October 6, 1972

MEMO FOR: HENRY A. KISSINGER

FROM: JON HOWE

Jamie Peña Vera, your Mexican Govern-
ment host during your vacation in Acapulco,
called from New York to let you know he
will be there until the middle of next week.
Recognizing you are very busy, he hoped
it might be possible to get together with
you if you were going to be in New York.
He reiterated his invitation for you to come
to Acapulco after the election or any time,
and hoped that you had received his letter
to this effect. He is staying at the Park
Lane Hotel in New York - Telephone No.
212/371-4000 - Room 3515.

RECEIVED
OCT 1 3 1972
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Chicago
today

441 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE / CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60611 / 312-222-4321

KISSINGER, HENRY A./JV

November 30, 1972

Mr. Henry Kissinger
Washington
D.C.

Dear Mr. Kissinger,

On the theory that there is no question too absurd to ask
and that there is no one in America who doesn't play Monopoly, this
newspaper is about to ask you the most absurd question possible
about Monopoly.

How do you win?

It's all part of a massive story we intend to publish before
Christmas, detailing some of the most famous strategies of some of
life's most astute players.

If you indeed have a favorite strategy you employ at blitzing
Monopoly opponents, won't you share it with us and our readers? You
might set an example for millions. Please take a moment and dictate
a short note for mankind.

Chicago
today

November 30, 1972

Dear Mr. Kissinger,

How do you win?

OFFICIAL, jlp, 7/20/71

VILLARREAL, Aug. 2

Type of Request & Date

(Last name and pending date)

GENERAL

Name: Carlos Villarreal
Administrator, Urban Mass Transportation
Department of Transportation

Request: KISSINGER, HENRY A.

Is responsible for finding a speaker for the dinner
meeting of the group of Presidential appointees (Under
Secretaries, Assistant Secretaries and Administrators)
which gets together once a month. They are scheduled
for August 2, but could make it August 3 or 4 if that
would be easier for HK. Format of HK's choosing;
off-the-record, no press coverage.

Contact Villarreal at 426-4040

DRH's Recommendation:

HAK's Answer:

Date and Time:

Party Contacted:

Additional Information:

Resolution:

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MANILA DECEMBER 7, 1968

TELEX

DR. HENRY A. KISSINGER
C/O OFFICES OF PRESIDENT-ELECT NIXON
HOTEL PIERRE NEW YORK CITY

YOUR APPOINTMENT TO AYE KEY POSITION IN THE ADMINISTRATION
OF PRESIDENT NIXON IS AYE MATTER OF PERSONAL PRIDE AND ELATION
FOR ME AND ENTHUSIASM AND HOPE FOR FILIPINOS PD AS ONE WHO HAS
HAD PERSONAL KINSHIP WITH YOU CMA EYE AM CONFIDENT THAT YOU
WILL DO HONOR TO THIS POSITION FROM WHICH VANTAGE POINT YOU
COULD BE AYE MAJOR ASSET TO THE INCOMING ADMINISTRATION OF
PRESIDENT NIXON PD FOR THE FILIPINOS CMA THEY FORESEE THE HOPE
OF GREATER VITALITY AND IMPROVEMENT IN THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN
OUR GOVERNMENTS AND PEOPLE PD PLEASE ACCEPT MY HEARTFELT
CONGRATULATIONS AND THOSE OF MY WIFE AND CHILDREN FOR THIS
HONOR YOU HAVE RECEIVED OVER WHICH EYE CMA AYE FRIEND CMA REJOICE
STOP

MANILA MAYOR ANTONIO J. VILLEGAS

1968 DEC 7 AM 8 35

NATIONAL LEAGUE OF FAMILIES
OF
AMERICAN PRISONERS AND MISSING IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

ONE CONSTITUTION AVENUE, N. E.
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20002

March 25, 1971

The Honorable Henry J. Kissinger
Special Advisor to the President
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. C.

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

Thank you so very much for meeting with us on
the twentieth.

The families of the men who are missing or prisoner
in Southeast Asia appreciate more than you know the
opportunity to question and to discuss with you the
problems that have plagued them for so long.

Hopefully, our recent meeting with you - as well
as those to come - will help bring about the results
we all want so much.

Thank you again for your time and your interest in
the welfare of our imprisoned relatives.

mjm