OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
MAY 1962 EDITION
GSA P/MR (41 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO : David Young - Kissinger Staff

DATE: October 13, 1970

FROM : Bill Skiles - Secret Service

SUBJECT: Thank-You Letter to the New York Jets.

A thank-you letter should be sent to the New York Jets Football team for the courtesies extended to Dr. Kissinger on October 10, 1970 re the Jets - Miami Dolphins game at Shea Stadium.

Special thanks should be paid to the Jets Business Manager-Traveling Secretary John Free who coordinated the arrangements.

The address is:
Philip H. Iselin, President
New York Jets
595 Madison Avenue
New York, N.Y. 10022

5010-108

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

KISSINGER, HENRY

Dear Alex:

I was distressed to learn of your con-
tinuing illness and wanted you to know
that I miss your presence very much.

I hope that you will be on the mend
very quickly.

The Honorable U. Alexis Johnson
2101 Connecticut Avenue, N. W.
Washington, D. C. 20008

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Georg Kahn-Ackermann

Mitglied des Deutschen Bundestages

53 Bonn , den 22. 9. 1971

Bundeshaus

Fernruf 16./3126

Die Wahl dieser Rufnummer vermittelt den gewünschten Hausanschluß.

Kommt ein Anschluß nicht zustande, bitte
Nr. 161 (Bundeshaus-Vermittlung) anrufen.

Herrn

Professor Henry A. Kissinger

2527 Waterside Drive

Washington/USA

Dear Professor Kissinger!

Prior to an official committee visit in the US which starts in Washington I am going to spend the weekend of October 16 th and 17 th in Washington visiting friends.

I would very much appreciate if I could see you.
Will this be possible?

Since the committee stays in Washington till October 19 th.
Monday und Tuesday also may offer a chance for a short
chat.

Would you be so kind and let me know about the possibility.

With kind regards

Georg Kahn-Ackermann

W. 181 (Bundeshaus-Vermittlung) anlagen.
kommen ein Anzeigern nicht zustande, daß
gewünschten Hauseschein.
Die Mahl dieser Ruhnummern vermittelt den

Fernunt 18/3156

Bundeshaus

23 Bonn , den 55. 9. 1951

Washington\USA

5255 Waterside Drive

Professor Henry A. Krasinger

Herrn

Dear Professor Krasinger!

19 th and 15 th in Washington visiting friends.

Prior to an official committee visit in the US which starts
in Washington I am going to abend the weekend of October

Will this be possible?
I would very much appreciate it I could see you.

Monday and Tuesday shall offer a chance for a short
Since the committee asks in Washington till October 19 th.

With kind regards

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

KIVIE KAPLAN

280 BOYLSTON STREET. APT. 801
CHESTNUT HILL. MASSACHUSETTS 02167

June 5, 1969

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

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

It was certainly nice to see the complimentary article about you in the magazine section of the New York Times on June 1st.

I have known of the wonderful job that you have been doing, following you through the years, but it certainly is refreshing to see that it is recognized by the press. Unfortunately, sometimes these things aren't recognized.

Many thanks for your letter which I appreciate very much.

Thank you for your interest in my wife's health. I am happy to report that she is back from the hospital since May 30th, and we have now made plans to go to the island on June 16th. We come back the weekend of June 27th for the wedding of our oldest granddaughter, and then I leave for Mississippi for a week for the Convention of the NAACP which is being held in Jackson this year. My son and daughter in law will accompany me.

I hope that you will find it possible to get down to the island at least for a while.

With best to you, and thanks again for your letter,

KK/lp

KISSINGER, HENRY A

May 28, 1969

Mr. Kivie Kaplan
280 Boylston Street, Apt. 801
Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts

Dear Mr. Kaplan:

Thank you for your letter of May 14. I will agree that your enclosures were certainly upsetting.

It is always nice to hear from vacation friends, although it doesn't look as though I'll be able to get to the island at all this summer; the schedule just doesn't seem to have enough free time.

Thank you again for your letter, and I do hope your wife has a speedy recovery.

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

MAR 27 1970

Dear Martin:

I am sorry I wasn't able to see you while you
were here. My days this week have been in-
credibly busy.

I hope you found your visit here profitable
and that we will have another chance to get
together some time soon. Please do stay
in touch.

Dr. Martin Kaplen, Director
Office of Science and Technology
World Health Organization
1211 Geneva 27 Switzerland

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RECEIVED
MAR 28 1970

CENTRAL FILES

CENTRAL FILES
MAR 8 1970

RECEIVED

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1511 Geneva St Switzerland
World Health Organization
Office of Science and Technology
Dr. Martin Kaplan, Director

Henry V. Kissinger

Warm regards,

in touch.
together some time soon. Please do stay
and that we will have another chance to get
I hope you found your visit here profitable

creatively busy.

My days this week have been in-
were here. I am sorry I wasn't able to see you while you

Dear Martin:

MAR 5 7 1970

KISSINGER, HENRY V.

KISSINGER, HENRY A. /MS9-SENT/K*

6726 Kennedy Lane
Falls Church, Va.

23 February 1973

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
Assistant to the President for
National Security Affairs
The White House

Dear Henry:

It was thoughtful of you to write me on the occasion of my retirement. This note is simply to express not only my gratitude to you but also my feeling of pride that I have been privileged to work with you and your associates these past few years.

As I told Al Haig recently, I shall continue to live here in Virginia. I will be a consultant to the Agency as my services may be required from time to time, and needless to say I shall always be at your and the President's disposal for any specific missions.

RECEIVED
FEB 28 1973

CENTRAL FILES

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Federal Republic of Germany
Bundeshaus
2300 Bonn
Dr. Kurt Georg Kieasinger
His Excellence

Henry V. Kieasinger

Warm regards,

Hope this will be soon.
You are coming to the United States. I do
Please let me know in advance the next time

with the President at the end.
reception put immediately had to move away
Going through the receiving line at the
university. I had hoped to visit with you after
to talk while in Paris for General DeGennes's
I am very sorry that we did not get a chance

Dear Chancellor Kieasinger:

NOV 18 1970

KIBBINGER, HENRY V.

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

JUN 5 1971

Dear Ed:

Many thanks for your note. It was good to hear from you and I appreciate your birthday wishes.

This letter will probably not reach you until you are home from Europe. I hope it was a good and relaxing trip and that you return refreshed for your new undertakings. I wish you all the best at Wettheim and hope you'll let me know how you are doing.

Mr. Edward Kresky
245 East 63rd Street
New York, New York

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