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Henry Kissinger Trip Files

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The series contains briefing books and materials prepared for Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's meetings with foreign leaders, his reports to President Gerald R. Ford about those meetings, and cable traffic to/from the Secretary and his travel staff with White House and State Department officials. Materials are primarily from foreign trips, but also include trips for speaking engagements in the United States, consultations at the United Nations, and vacation travel. Files contain substantive materials relating to U.S. relations with the countries visited as well as concurrent international and domestic issues impacting foreign policy and national security. Major topics include U.S.-Soviet relations, Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) negotiations, Middle East peace negotiations, Africa, Southeast Asia, China, Europe, NATO, arms transfers, international economic issues, trade policy, United Nations, and the developing countries.

Collection: Trip Briefing Books and Cables for Henry Kissinger (Ford Administration)

Henry Kissinger Trip Files … The series contains briefing books and materials prepared for Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's meetings with foreign leaders, his reports to President Gerald R. Ford about those meetings, and cable traffic to/from the Secretary and his travel staff with White House and State Department officials. Materials are primarily from foreign trips, but also include trips for speaking engagements in the United States, consultations at the United Nations, and vacation travel. Files …

The series contains briefing books and materials prepared for Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's meetings with foreign leaders, his reports to President Gerald R. Ford about those meetings, and cable traffic to/from the Secretary and his travel staff with White House and State Department officials. Materials are primarily from foreign trips, but also include trips for speaking engagements in the United States, consultations at the United Nations, and vacation travel. Files contain substantive materials relating to U.S. relations with the countries visited as well as concurrent international and domestic issues impacting foreign policy and national security. Major topics include U.S.-Soviet relations, Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) negotiations, Middle East peace negotiations, Africa, Southeast Asia, China, Europe, NATO, arms transfers, international economic issues, trade policy, United Nations, and the developing countries.