Manila, Philippines.
Diomedo P. Macapagal,
His Excellency

Henry A. Klaasinger
Personal Assistant to
Suzanne S. McFarlane

Sincerely,

bates reading it with keen interest.
happy to add your volume to his library and antici-
 his thanks for the copy of your recent book. He is
Secretary Klaasinger has asked me to express

Dear Mr. President:

June 8, 1976

JAPAN SOCIETY, INC.

333 East 47th Street • New York, N. Y. 10017 • Telephone: (212) 832-1155

May 1, 1974

The Honorable Henry Kissinger
Secretary of State
Washington, D.C. 20520

Dear Henry:

On May 21 Foreign Minister Ohira will address the Annual Dinner of the Japan Society. This will be a large occasion at the Waldorf-Astoria. The reception will start at 6:30, and the dinner will be over no later than 10:00.

I spoke to Joe Sisco about the possibility of your coming to the dinner as a gesture of good will to the Japanese. They would recognize the significance of your taking the time to do this, and more than most nations they will respond generously to those who make a friendly move. At relatively little cost to your time you could garner an important amount of good will for the United States.

Isaac Shapiro, the President of the Japan Society, and I would like to call on you preferably before the dinner, but if not then at any time which fits your schedule. If by any chance you could see us before the dinner (May 21), then I should mention that May 15 and May 20 are the only dates we could not make. I hope that you will be able to talk to us.

Incidentally, I am just back from Japan where I had an extraor-
dinary opportunity to meet with people including Ministers Ohira
and Nakasone, top business leaders, leading academics, journalists
and so on. I have some clear and hopeful opinions about the state
of U.S.-Japan relations.

With best wishes,

The White House
Washington

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Clark MacGregor
Vice President

14 March 1974

Honorable Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of State
2201 C Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20520

Dear Mr. Henry Secretary:

At United Aircraft, we are proud of the progress reflected in our enclosed Annual Report for 1973. Last year was a strong year for United Aircraft, bringing growth and strength in both established and new areas of business enterprise.

As successful as 1973 was, we look forward to even greater gains in 1974. Already this year we have strengthened our opportunities to extend our high technology capabilities to a wider range of industries and world-wide markets through the acquisition of Essex International, Inc., of Fort Wayne. Essex, a leading designer and manufacturer of electrical products, expands United Aircraft Corporation's family to over 100,000 employees in 17 states as well as in numerous overseas operations.

I realize that an avalanche of paper hits your desk every day, but you will find that a few minutes spent learning more about the people and programs of United Aircraft will be both interesting and worthwhile.

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THE SECRETARY OF STATE
WASHINGTON

February 9, 1975

Dear Ambassador Macki:

Please accept my thanks for the album of
photographs taken during the visit of His Majesty
Sultan Qaboos Bin Said to Washington.

I very much enjoyed meeting and getting
to know His Majesty. The visit was indeed
successful in strengthening the already excellent
relations between our two countries.

Warm regards,

His Excellency
Ahmed Macki,
Ambassador of Oman

Norfolk, Virginia.
Naval Air Station,
Helicopter Combat Support Squadron Six,
Commanding Officer,
James A. Magee,

Henry A. Klaasinger
Personal Assistant to
Suzanne 2. McFarlane

Sincerely,

sent with his admiration and thanks for a job well done!
contributed in great measure to it. The picture is
qay for the Secretary and his family, and your crew
the enclosed picture for Squadron Six. It was a memorable
Secretary Klaasinger was very pleased to sign

Dear Sir:

July 30, 1976

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20220

December 6, 1976

The Honorable
Henry Kissinger
Secretary of State
Washington, D. C. 20520

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

I joyfully confess that meeting you is a high-
light of my White House Fellowship experience. My
major at Pomona College was international relations,
and I was raised on a diet of such books as Necessity
of Choice. I recall it particularly because I stayed
up all night to read it for an exam the next day! I
have read many of your other publications as well as
biographies, and I have followed your policies since
you have been in the Government.

Thanks to a superb Pomona College professor, who
happens to work in your State Department think tank
now--Dr. Michael Armacost--I received an excellent
background and understanding of international relations
and American foreign policy; I am convinced of its
quality now because my approach on issues paralleled
yours discussed during our meeting. I guess basically
that I am just a frustrated foreign policy student.

Thank you very much for meeting with us and taking
the time to present your insights and views.
Congratulations on being one of our civilization's
"greats," and best wishes.

HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY

2 PARK STREET BOSTON 02107

December 30, 1974

The Honorable Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of State
Department of State
Washington D.C.

Dear Mr. Secretary:

It is a pleasure to inform you of a recent
Portuguese sale of A WORLD RESTORED, to
Moraes Editores S.A.R.L. Terms for the
sale call for an advance of $500 against
royalties of 8% to 3000 copies sold, and
10% thereafter.

The publication deadline is December 1975
and we will of course send you copies of
this edition when it appears. The territory
for this edition is limited to Portugal, as
there is of course a Portuguese edition for
Brazil as well.

NHM:cft

S/S-7616319
XR-7616318

July 29, 1976

Copies to: Dear Mr. Minister:

S
RF
(dtm)

I would like to express my great
appreciation for the handsome and unusual
wood carving which Ambassador Nurjadin so
kindly had delivered to me on your behalf.
It is indeed an outstanding example of
Balinese art, and a gift that I shall
treasure.

I am sorry that your visit to Washington
was such a brief one, for it was a great
pleasure, as always, to see you again.

His Excellency
Adam Malik,
Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Jakarta.

Malone, Adrian

August 2, 1976

Dear Mr. Malone:

I want you to know how much I appreciate
all you and your colleagues of the BBC did
to make my visit to Newfane so enjoyable. I
was particularly impressed with your high
quality performance and that of your very
professional staff. You have my admiration.

Again my personal thanks for the
opportunity to contribute to one of your
excellent programs.

It was a pleasure meeting you.

Mr. Adrian Malone,
Producer,
British Broadcasting Corp.,
Kensington House,
Richmond Way,
London W14 OAX.