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THE SECRETARY OF STATE
WASHINGTON

June 19, 1976

Dear Mr. Minister:

Thank you very much for the warmth and hospitality offered to me during the meeting of the Organization of American States, and particularly for the reception you gave which we all so greatly enjoyed. I find it most welcome, in meetings of this kind, to have an opportunity to meet with my colleagues in a less formal setting. It is all the more welcome when it is arranged as you did, in the most gracious Chilean manner.

My wife joins me in expressing our deepest personal appreciation for the countless courtesies provided to us by you, your staff, and your countrymen.

His Excellency
Vice Admiral Patricio Carvajal Prado,
Minister of Foreign Relations,
Santiago.

MICROFILMED
BY S/S-L

HOTEL • DALLAS, TEXAS 75201

April 7, 1976

Ms. Tracy Hughes
Department of State
Room 5825
Washington, D. C. 20520

Dear Tracy:

Hope this letter finds you rested and enjoying a pleasant day...

Here are two pictures which were taken at the reception for Dr. Kissinger, and I wanted to make a request of you to see if he would have time to autograph them for me.

As you probably know, we have the President coming in this Friday...the place is really jumping with your visit and his too.

Please call me if I may ever be of assistance in any way.

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Boulder, Colorado.
1898 Flatiron Court,
West View Press.
Mr. Frederick A. Prseger.

Henry V. Kisainger

Warm regards,

you.

this country I hope that we will be able to see more of
you great success with it. Now that you are back in
new position as President of West View Press and wish
I would also like to congratulate you on your

thrifty in thinking of me.

look forward to reading it and appreciate your thought-
Stella Muslin's Vienna in the Age of Metternich. I
Thank you very much for sending me a copy of

Dear Frederick:

Dear Frederick:

Frederick A. Praeger
President and Editorial Director

WEST
VIEW
PRESS

November 19, 1975

Dr. Henry Kissinger
3018 Dumbarton Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20007

Dear Henry:

Since I am sending this book to your private address and not
to your office I am using your first name and not your
official title. I am sending you Stella Musulin's VIENNA
IN THE AGE OF METTERNICH because you are, after all, par-
ticularly interested in this period and, if you have time
to read for enjoyment, you will probably like the book.

I am also sending it to you as a sign of life showing you
that I have re-emerged on the publishing scene, this time
in a Western incarnation.

We ought to exchange photographs because I have been stopped
on the street innumerable times because people mistake me
for you--which isn't quite fair because I am considerably
slimmer!

1898 Flatiron Court, Boulder, Colorado 80301 USA Cable: Westview Telephone: (303) 444-3541

February 11, 1976

Dear Ernest:

I wanted to tell you how pleased I was to
see your name on this year's promotion list.
The list was a short one, and your advancement
is therefore doubly significant.

I said last June that we intend to continue
putting our ablest officers where their talents
can best be used without regard to age or rank.
Thus, it is gratifying to see that outstanding
performance is rewarded by promotion as well as
by assignment to responsible positions.

My warmest congratulations to you and my
best wishes for the future.

Ernest H. Preeg, Esquire,
Director, OECD, European
Community and Atlantic
Political-Economic Affairs,
Department of State.

M:EBoswell

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April 12, 1974

Dear Otto:

How kind of you to write me. It was
good to hear from you and I appreciate your
thoughtfulness in sending along the article.

If my life ever slows down to a realistic
pace I would love to see you some time.

Warm regards,

Mr. J. Otto Pretsfelder,
3725 Henry Hudson Parkway,
Riverdale, New York.

J. OTTO PRETSFELDER

3725 HENRY HUDSON PARKWAY
RIVERDALE, NEW YORK 10463

February 28, 1974

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

Dear Henry:

It has been a long time since I last communicated
with you, and I must admit that on numerous
occasions I have been very anxious to write to
you but always felt that you probably would be too
busy to receive just another letter.

In any case, I need not tell you how delighted all
of us are with the success of our old friend and
with the accomplishments that you are achieving
for this country, and hopefully for other nations
whose well being is very much on our minds.

The enclosed article should be of interest to you,
although I may not be the first one to be showing
it to you. You may recall that in my letter to
you several years ago, I was referring to our
Saturday mornings at the Lion's House, and here
is just another reminder of the olden days.

Have you ever seen Heinz Lion since you left
Europe?

Both of my children are going to school in
Jerusalem and I am, of course, watching "Henry's"
negotiations with a great deal of interest and
anticipation.