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Report (continuation) regarding AID Daniel Cohen's and Martin Pera's association with it. 1pg. [Report], n.d.
Document stating incumbant and candidates for Chief of Protocol (International Organizations). 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Letter from Bernard Lasker to Rose Mary Woods mentioning Dan Lufkin being interested in joining the Commerce Dept. as well as himself wanting to be on the Business Advisory group. 2pgs. [Letter], 11/19/1968
Letter from Milton Rose to Leonard Garment recommending Smith Bagley to key positions within the new Administration. 1pg. [Letter], 11/20/1968
Photcopied photo of Marion Smoak. 1pg. [Photograph], n.d.
Detailed background information for Marion H. Smoak. 7pgs. [Report], n.d.
Memo for the record from CCK RE: L. Nicholas Ruwe. 1pg. [Memo], 12/10/1968
Document showing incumbant and candidates for Director, Bureau of Intelligence & Research (International Organization). 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Memo from Joel M. Fisher to Peter Flanigan RE: James Cross and his interest in various positions within Administration. [Memo], 12/4/1968
Brief biographical information for James Adam Cross. 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Personal & professionl background information for James Eliot Cross. 1pg. [Report], n.d.
Letter from Gilber Hahn to Peter Flanigan recommending James E. Cross for consideration in a policy level job. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1968
Memo from William Kintner to Dick Allen RE: General Robert Richardson. 1pg. [Memo], n.d.
Memo for the record from Dick Allen RE: recommendations from Dr. William R. Kintner, Foreign Policy Research Institute. 1pg. [Memo], n.d.
Brief biography of George E. Taylor from "Who's Who in America." 1pg. [Other Document], 1967
Generated report showing brief personal and professional background information for George Edward Taylor. 1pg. [Report], n.d.
Telegram from Thomas Pelly to Peter Flanigan endorsing George E. Taylor for Director, Bureau of Intelligence & Research, Dpt. Of State. 1pg. [Form], 12/24/1968
Memo for the record from Dick Allen RE: recommendations from Dr. William Kintner, Foreign Policy Research Institute. 1pg. [Memo], n.d.
Document stating incumbant for U.S. Representative to the U.N. 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Document stating incumbent and cadidates for Deputy Representative to the U.N. and Deputy Representative in Security Council. 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Letter from Norma A. Schultz ro RN suggesting Erwin D. Canham as Ambassador to the United Nations. 1pg. [Letter], 11/14/1968
Memo for the record from PMD RE: Irwin Canham. 1pg. [Memo], 12/9/1968
List of publications by unknown author. 1pg. [Report], n.d.
Document showing Richard F. Pedersen, Deputy Representative in Security Council fo the U.N. with personal rank of Ambassador. 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Document stating U.S. Representative with personal rank of Ambassador, Trusteeship Council as being vacant. 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
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This file contains:
Report (continuation) regarding AID Daniel Cohen's and Martin Pera's association with it. 1pg. [Report], n.d.
Document stating incumbant and candidates for Chief of Protocol (International Organizations). 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Letter from Bernard Lasker to Rose Mary Woods mentioning Dan Lufkin being interested in joining the Commerce Dept. as well as himself wanting to be on the Business Advisory group. 2pgs. [Letter], 11/19/1968
Letter from Milton Rose to Leonard Garment recommending Smith Bagley to key positions within the new Administration. 1pg. [Letter], 11/20/1968
Photcopied photo of Marion Smoak. 1pg. [Photograph], n.d.
Detailed background information for Marion H. Smoak. 7pgs. [Report], n.d.
Memo for the record from CCK RE: L. Nicholas Ruwe. 1pg. [Memo], 12/10/1968
Document showing incumbant and candidates for Director, Bureau of Intelligence & Research (International Organization). 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Memo from Joel M. Fisher to Peter Flanigan RE: James Cross and his interest in various positions within Administration. [Memo], 12/4/1968
Brief biographical information for James Adam Cross. 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Personal & professionl background information for James Eliot Cross. 1pg. [Report], n.d.
Letter from Gilber Hahn to Peter Flanigan recommending James E. Cross for consideration in a policy level job. 1pg. [Letter], 12/5/1968
Memo from William Kintner to Dick Allen RE: General Robert Richardson. 1pg. [Memo], n.d.
Memo for the record from Dick Allen RE: recommendations from Dr. William R. Kintner, Foreign Policy Research Institute. 1pg. [Memo], n.d.
Brief biography of George E. Taylor from "Who's Who in America." 1pg. [Other Document], 1967
Generated report showing brief personal and professional background information for George Edward Taylor. 1pg. [Report], n.d.
Telegram from Thomas Pelly to Peter Flanigan endorsing George E. Taylor for Director, Bureau of Intelligence & Research, Dpt. Of State. 1pg. [Form], 12/24/1968
Memo for the record from Dick Allen RE: recommendations from Dr. William Kintner, Foreign Policy Research Institute. 1pg. [Memo], n.d.
Document stating incumbant for U.S. Representative to the U.N. 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Document stating incumbent and cadidates for Deputy Representative to the U.N. and Deputy Representative in Security Council. 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Letter from Norma A. Schultz ro RN suggesting Erwin D. Canham as Ambassador to the United Nations. 1pg. [Letter], 11/14/1968
Memo for the record from PMD RE: Irwin Canham. 1pg. [Memo], 12/9/1968
List of publications by unknown author. 1pg. [Report], n.d.
Document showing Richard F. Pedersen, Deputy Representative in Security Council fo the U.N. with personal rank of Ambassador. 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
Document stating U.S. Representative with personal rank of Ambassador, Trusteeship Council as being vacant. 1pg. [Other Document], n.d.
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Richard Nixon Presidential Library
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Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
21
21
n.d.
Report
Report (continuation) regarding AID Daniel
Cohen's and Martin Pera's association with
it. 1pg.
21
21
n.d.
Other Document
Document stating incumbant and candidates
for Chief of Protocol (International
Organizations). 1pg.
21
21
11/19/1968
Letter
Letter from Bernard Lasker to Rose Mary
Woods mentioning Dan Lufkin being
interested in joining the Commerce Dept. as
well as himself wanting to be on the Business
Advisory group. 2pgs.
21
21
11/20/1968
Letter
Letter from Milton Rose to Leonard Garment
recommending Smith Bagley to key positions
within the new Administration. 1pg.
21
21
n.d.
Photograph
Photcopied photo of Marion Smoak. 1pg.
21
21
n.d.
Report
Detailed background information for Marion
H. Smoak. 7pgs.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Page 1 of 4
Box Number
Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
21
21
12/10/1968
Memo
Memo for the record from CCK RE: L.
Nicholas Ruwe. 1pg.
21
21
n.d.
Other Document
Document showing incumbant and
candidates for Director, Bureau of
Intelligence & Research (International
Organization). 1pg.
21
21
12/04/1968
Memo
Memo from Joel M. Fisher to Peter Flanigan
RE: James Cross and his interest in various
positions within Administration.
21
21
n.d.
Other Document
Brief biographical information for James
Adam Cross. 1pg.
21
21
n.d.
Report
Personal & professionl background
information for James Eliot Cross. 1pg.
21
21
12/05/1968
Letter
Letter from Gilber Hahn to Peter Flanigan
recommending James E. Cross for
consideration in a policy level job. 1pg.
21
21
n.d.
Memo
Memo from William Kintner to Dick Allen
RE: General Robert Richardson. 1pg.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Page 2 of 4
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
21
21
n.d.
Memo
Memo for the record from Dick Allen RE:
recommendations from Dr. William R.
Kintner, Foreign Policy Research Institute.
1pg.
21
21
1967
Other Document
Brief biography of George E. Taylor from
"Who's Who in America." 1pg.
21
21
n.d.
Report
Generated report showing brief personal and
professional background information for
George Edward Taylor. 1pg.
21
21
12/24/1968
Form
Telegram from Thomas Pelly to Peter
Flanigan endorsing George E. Taylor for
Director, Bureau of Intelligence & Research,
Dpt. Of State. 1pg.
21
21
n.d.
Memo
Memo for the record from Dick Allen RE:
recommendations from Dr. William Kintner,
Foreign Policy Research Institute. 1pg.
21
21
n.d.
Other Document
Document stating incumbant for U.S.
Representative to the U.N. 1pg.
21
21
n.d.
Other Document
Document stating incumbent and cadidates
for Deputy Representative to the U.N. and
Deputy Representative in Security Council.
1pg.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Page 3 of 4
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
21
21
11/14/1968
Letter
Letter from Norma A. Schultz ro RN
suggesting Erwin D. Canham as Ambassador
to the United Nations. 1pg.
21
21
12/09/1968
Memo
Memo for the record from PMD RE: Irwin
Canham. 1pg.
21
21
n.d.
Report
List of publications by unknown author. 1pg.
21
21
n.d.
Other Document
Document showing Richard F. Pedersen,
Deputy Representative in Security Council fo
the U.N. with personal rank of Ambassador.
1pg.
21
21
n.d.
Other Document
Document stating U.S. Representative with
personal rank of Ambassador, Trusteeship
Council as being vacant. 1pg.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Page 4 of 4
Mazzocco, if he were the new Inspector General. He is very
similar to George Spangenberg in that neither is a. "hatchet-
man" but both are dedicated, objective individuals who hate
to see our Government get cheated. Again, Mazzocco is "a-
political" insofar as I am able to tell. But, it would seem
to me that a minimum of politics should be involved in such a
position as the Inspector General of the State Department.
3. Daniel Cohen Dan is an economist whose expertise
is primarily in the area of finances, financial review (re:
AID) and price analysis. (I am attaching both Cohen's and
Mazzocco's resumes to this memo.) Vern Duffy from our staff
started to work with Cohen earlier this year in preparation
for our hearings on AID--actually it was early in 1967. He
turned out to be 8. crack investigator, very intelligent, and
very similar to Mazzocco for his concern re: the waste in
the AID program. Cohen has been a Republican all his life
and I have known this for at least a year. Cohen testified
a couple of times during our hearings, very much against what
Poats and others had been saying. He is not too popular in
the Agency, understandably, but he has a permanent GS-15 so
that he cannot be displaced too easily. He would make a very
able assistant on a State Department I.G. staff although he
has some interest in going with the Federal Trade Commission.
Narcotics
1. Martin Pera - During thedays when we were develop-
ing the information for our Subcommittee hearings concerning
the illicit trafficking of narcotics to this country, we
were promised complete cooperation by then-Commissioner Giaordano
but when we went out into the field, we found varying degrees
of response to the Commissioner's statement--as cabled out to
the various posts around the world. Pera was stationed at our
Embassy in Rome, Italy and Jerry and I got more information from
him than from practically all of the rest of the agents at the
other locations. Pera is very intelligent, speaks French fluent-
ly, and is a chemist by profession. He is a Republican and he
got so upset at the political games that were being played under
the Democratic Administration that he left the Bureau of Nar-
cotics and went to work with the Navy in the technical field of
counter-electronic devices. (He is a chemist by profession).
Marty is doing well where he is, and undoubtedly will be offered
a good position in industry when he leaves the Navy, as a civil-
ian, after his retirement. However, he would do a good job if
he went back into the Bureau and he is submitting some separate
information, under separate cover, as to the problems that his
sources in the Bureau are Cindinge-particularly as they affect
- 4 -
XII. STATE
58. Chief of Protocol (International Organizations)
Incumbent: Tyler Abell
Candidates:
Emil (Buz) Mosbacher, Jr. 46
NF
Oil & Gas Prod Yachtsman
Dan W. Lufkin
37
Chmn Don Luf Jenrette
William Salomon
NF
Ptner. Salomon Bros. Hutzler
John S. Hilson
45
NF
Wertheim & Co.
Smith W. Bagley
33
Ex VP NW Bank Rose-NixonMudge
Known to PMF
Horace E. Henderson
51
Exec W.P. Geneva
Marion H. Smoak
50
S.C. Businessman Thurmond Dent
Nicholas Ruwe for Depty Dir35 35
Campaign Staff - Stockbroker
Form 2
BERNARD
20 BROAD
J. N.Y. N STREET LASKER 10005
NEW YORK,
November 19, 1968
Krundson
Dear Rose:
m
Cal-His
It was great seeing you last night -
you looked wonderful and it was fun being
with you.
in b probable
I am taking advantage of your offer to
funnel odds and ends through you until you tell
me otherwise.
the SEC,
The memos enclosed speak for themselves.
but
I'd like to mention to you again that
thinks
RN
Dan Lufkin, in my opinion, would be interested
Commercial my were
in joining the Commerce Department, SEC or a
related field. As you know, he is 37 years old
and has been brilliantly successful. Also, he
Don
is completely devoted to the boss. I think he
termfin
would make a wonderful addition to the new
administration.
Rose, don't forget to tell the boss that
all of us would love to have him back on the
Floor at such time as he finds it propitious.
I also told you last night that I would
love to be on a Business Advisory group if the
boss decides to have one. I am a member of the
Business Advisory Committee for Nixon-Agnew
(Barry Leithead's committee).
BERNARD J. LASKER
20 BROAD STREET
NEW YORK, N. Y. 10005
Miss Rose Woods
(2)
One more thing, Rose - you mentioned
1970 elections to me last night when I talked
in terms of getting ready for 1972. Please
let me know what you want done as soon as
you are ready. My gang and I are anxious to
help.
A million thanks for all this help.
I'd be absolutely lost without it.
Look forward to seeing you again very
soon.
Love,
Bunny.
Miss Rose Woods
Hotel Pierre
39th Floor
Fifth Avenue & 61 Street
New York, New York
Erlichman
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LEONARD GARMENT
202-298-5970
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GERALD .GREENWALD
November 20, 1968
(D. BAR ONLY)
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PARIS 20, FRANCE
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RICHARD S. RITZEL
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BALTUCHINS-WASHINGTON"
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BALTUCHINS-PARIS"
HARRY G.SILLECK,JR.
HENRY ROOT STERN, JR.
JAMES P.TANNIAN
ROBERT E.WALSH
GEORGE W. WHITTAKER
DONALD J. ZOELLER
Leonard Garment, Esq.
450 Park Avenue
New York, New York
Dear Len:
Pursuant to your recent invitation and at the sug-
gestion of my old friend, Mrs. Nancy Reynolds, a sister of Mary
Reynolds Babcock and a co-Director with me on the Mary Reynolds
Babcock Foundation Board, I am enclosing information concerning
her son, Smith Bagley, who was an unsuccessful Democratic candi-
date for Congress from North Carolina in the last election. In-
cidentally, Smith made a fine race of it and received the support
of an overwhelming proportion of the negro voters in his district.
Details with respect to his past experience and qualifications
are fully set forth in the enclosed memorandum and the printed
campaign brochure.
For myself, I should like to add that Smith makes
his home in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where he is a most re-
spected and influential member of the business and social commun-
ity. He is 33 years old, very attractive personally, and public
spirited and exceptionally able as well. In answer to my direct
question, Mrs. Reynolds indicated to me that Smith's interest
might lie in appointive office in the area of protocol. My own
feeling is that his special qualifications might very well equip
him for what I should, perhaps, realistically refer to as one of
the lesser ambassadorships or, very possibly, an important assign-
ment in the Peace Corps. He is an exceptional young man, inter-
ested in dedicating his very definite talents and means to public
service. Certainly, he is the sort of person this country should
encourage to make an active career in government. I unhesitatingly
recommend his as a name which should be on your list. If anything
emerges from this now or later, I should appreciate it if you would
keep me posted when you can.
Sincerely,
MCR:sm
Mite
Enclosures; 2, as above
Ass't Secretary - ARMY
7
Protocol office- - State Desit
FABIAN BACHRACH
STATE SENATOR MARION M. SMOAK
Recomended by
- Ser. Thurmond
- HARRY DENT
- Goldwater friend
Senator and Mrs. Smoak are well known in the Washington,
D. C. area where they maintain a lovely home on Lowell Street,
Northwest, currently being used by the Swiss Embassy as a
residence for the minister.
By training and experience Senator Smoak is qualified
for any of the following:
1. White House Staff, particularly --
Military Aide
Protocol
Liaison With Congress
2. Department of Defense
Assistant Secretary
3. Department of State
Assistant Secretary
4. Department of the Army
Assistant Secretary
the first local, Republican candidate from his
district in 100 years.
dedicated Republican organizer and worker.
practicing attorney, admitted to United States
Supreme Court, South Carolina Supreme Court,
United States Military Court of Appeals.
retired Lt. Colonel, Judge Advocate Generals
Corps, United States Army.
a splendid record as a legislator, passing 58%
of 71 bills authored in 24 months.
served in Department of Defense Legislative
Liaison Division.
international aftairs Division, Department
of Defense.
chief of Department of the Army's Legislative
Drafting Division
instructor in Law at United States Military
Academy, West Point, New York.
judge advocate for 82nd. and 101st. Airborne
Divisions.
state of South Carolina Constitutional Revision
Commission.
REFERENCES
POLITICAL
Senator Strom Thurmond
State of South Carolina
Senator Barry Goldwater
6250 N. Hogan Drive,
Phoenix 18, Arizona
Harry S. Dent
Republican Party Chairman,
State of South Carolina
INDUSTRIAL
Roger Milliken
Deering-Milliken Company
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Bully T. [eithead
Cluett-Peabody Company, Inc.
520 Fifth Avenue, New York City
William C. Croft
President, Pyle National Company
1334 N. Kostner Avenue,
Chicago 51, Illinois
J. Hunter Drum
Vice President, Kaiser Industries
1625 I Street, N.W. Washington, D. C.
Seymour H. Knox
Marine Trust Building, Buffalo, N. Y.
Harold D. Fangboner
President, Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company
930 H Street, N.W. Washington, D. C.
Arthur M. Williams
President, South Carolina Electric
and Gas Company
NEWS MEDIA
Mark Evans
Vice President, Metromedia, Inc.
12th Street and Penn. Avenue, N. W.
Washington, D. C.
Peter Manigault
Owner and Publisher, News and Courier,
Charleston Evening Post, Aiken Standard
and Review
John F. Kauffmann
Vice President, Washington Evening Star
William S. Morris
Publisher, Southeastern Newspapers, Inc.
Priscilla Buckley
Contributing Editor, National Review
Sharon, Connecticut
Mrs. Garvin Tankersley
Contributing Editor, Chicago Tribune
7500 River Road, Washington 4, D. C.
Gilmour Iden
New York Editor (Ret.), U. S. News and
World Report
MILITARY
General Lyman Lemnitzer
William W. Quinn, Lt. General (Ret.)
Vice President, Martin-Marietta
Baltimore, Maryland
Arthur G. Trudeau, Lt. General (Ret.)
Vice President, Gulf Oil Company
4940 Bayard Street, Pittsburg, Penn.
Rear Admiral Means Johnston
Commander, Naval Base
Newport, Rhode Island
HISTORY IN REPUBLICAN PARTY
Upon retiring from military service in 1961, Senator Smoak
returned to his native State of South Carolina to practice law
and work for the establishment of an effective two party system.
He became the first local Republican candidate in his County.
In 1964, he polarized enough support to gain 49. 2% of the vote
while running as the only local Republican on the slate. He
organized a full slate of legislative candidates and led them
successfully to victory in 1966, in a second campaign which he
again had largely financed himself.
He participated fully in the campaign of Congressman
Albert Watson, who switched parties and ran as a Republican in
1965, to the extent of bringing Senator Barry Goldwater, a per-
sonal friend, to South Carolina to give Watson support and lead
a rally in his honor.
In the South Carolina Senate, he has consistently fought the
state Democrat machine. He made twelve major speeches during the
1968 session, and engaged in three filibusters, speaking on one
occasion for ten hours. He was designated by the Democratic
regime as one of two most dangerous Republican office-holders.
It is reliably reported that his opponent spent in excess of
$150,000 and this combined with the Wallace "backlash" culminated
in his apparent defeat.
GENERAL BACKGROUND
Senator Smoak is a native South Carolinian. He is
a graduate of The Citadel (1938) and The
University of South Carolina Law School (1941). In August, 1941
he volunteered for service and entered upon active duty with the
United States Army as a First Lieutenant.
After fourteen months in the South West Pacific with the
Americal Division, he returned to the United States and became
an instructor at the United States Military Academy, West Point,
New York for four years. Accepting a regular commission, he
held, among others, the following assignments:
Assistant Executive to the Judge Advocate General
Department of Defense, Legislative Liaison Division
Department of the Army, Legislative Drafting Division
Staff Judge Advocate of:
Berlin Command, Germany
Camp Crawford, Japan
82nd Airborne Division
11th Airborne Division
Fort Campbell, Kentucky
Upon retiring from the service in the grade of Lt. Colonel
in 1941, Senator Smoak returned to South Carolina to engage in
the active practice of law and to enter politics as a Republican.
He has participated fully as worker at all levels of state
politics. As a candidate, he is knowledgeable, effective and
a seasoned politician.
Senator Smoak is married to the former Frances Meister
of Washington, D. C. Mrs. Smoak has continued civic work in
Washington as a member of the Washington Heart Board and in
South Carolina as a member of the State Heart Board. Two
sons, Patrick and Frederick, attended St. Albans School in
Washington and Culver Military Academy. Freddy will carry
the South Carolina flag in the Inaugurel Parade as a member
of Culver's Black Horse Troop. The Smoak family is composed
of one additional member, Mary Frances, age six.
A Senior Parachutist in military service, Senator Smoak
pursues his favorite hobby of horsemanship as a participating
member of the Aiken Polo Club and by foxhunting at Potomac,
Maryland and Aiken, South Carolina.
Z
Open file
No Form 2
TO:
THE FILES
FROM:
CCK
DATE:
12/10/68
RE:
L. NICHOLAS RUWE
This man has been recommended as a potential candidate
for the position of Deputy or Assistant Chief of
Protocol.
Campargn Staff
CYCK
XII. STATE
59.
Director, Bureau of Intelligence & Research (International
Organization)
Incumbent:
Thomas L. Hughes
Candidates:
James Eliot Cross 47
Institute for Defense Analysis
Gil. Hahn, Jr. & Ref.
General Robert Richardson Ret
USAF, new Schriever Associates
Kintner, Allen
George E. Taylor 63
Dir. of Far East Instituee (set
Kintner, Allen, AEI
John Bowling-Resume under Asst.
Sec. Ed & Cul-Dir.Pro., FSI
Strausz-Hupe, Allen
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Republican National Committee
To:
Peter Flanigan
Date:
December 4, 1968
Joel M. Fisher
From:
Subject:
Have been receiving quite a few applications for jobs. Bryce said to
send sub-types to Harry, and the higher ones to you.
One who would like to be considered for a higher post is James Cross,
Corporate Secretary of IDA, here in D.C.
His interests are: State (policy planning)
Navy (Asst., Deputy Under-Sec'y level)
AEC (He was nominated for a vacancy (GOP)
in June, but it was killed by the
Democrats.)
As I remember, he was an Acting Assistant Secretary in the last part of
the Eisenhower Administration.
Resume enclosed.
Best,
JMF/de
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2550. prof. 1017-32. professor since 1952, chun. dept.
unler World Was. Res. Officers Asah. V.S., Armed
idea Myr. rivally C.; be 16
dean
Coll.
LAW,
history art 1917-53, 62-65 exempted in Abbey
Morees Communications And, N.Y. Southern Soc.,
1511, naturalized, 1925: B.S., Dates Co.:.
and
drud.,
1002-
Ch. of 8:. Denis. north of Paris, summers 1038, 30,
Kappa Signa, PM Delhi P.I. Onlieron Data Kappa.
M.B.A., C. Minimi, 1551: P.D., N.Y.U.,
106:-
Dir.
46. 17. 48: curator medicial art. Yale Art Gallery,
Childs: Anny-Nay Country, Curting Vree, Metropol-
In. Mary Lamine Martin, July 14, 1935 (C.V
112; South-
since 1946; fellow Berkeley College, Yale, since
itam (Washington): Baltusrol Golf (Sprissfield, N.J.);
1 Md., John Diaglas: M. 20, Been S:
Adminsten.
1030, Dir. The Crosby Co. Vis. cont. fine arts
Short HIN (N.J.) Club. Home: 325 hartsharn Dr.,
1974 (Civ. 1965): GRD., Mellon Betry: M.
Services State THE
Harvand, 1959-65: member visiting com. dept. art
Short Hills, N.J. Office: 195 Brondway, N.Y.C.
lyn Mac Bradbury. June 24, 1066. Avt. price
Commins. Uniform
and archneology Princeton, 1062-- Dir. Internat.
10007.
has Acad., Rakersfield, Vt., 1031-32:
Fia.
Const.
Adv.
Center Comunessive Art. 1000- pres., 1005-:
S. S. Kresge Co., 1935-41; C.V.
to promite thi-
main. internat. com. history an Harvant. 1950--
CROSS, Dert S., mile CO. exec.: b. Superior, Wis.,
pollery Ward & Co., 1011-42 with Vet.
com.
standard
Trustee Am. Fedn. of Arts 1940-45 and 19:9-50.
Oct. 10, 1005; S. Merbert MILL and Chace (Smith)
Service, VA, 1010-47; merchanding d.v.
1902-64. Trus-
Mem. College Art Assa. (dir. 1930-45 and 1917.
C.; student U. of M.m., 1024-29; L. Bernice Discher,
Stores, 1597-49; lastr. U. Miami, 15:9-51
Fla. Law Center
52. president 1910-41); exee. see. Am. ComeR of
Airc. 20, 1927. EMC. V.P., dir. Mino. Mising &
Winn-bate Inc., 1051-53: from
Center, 1962-04.
Learned Socs. Com. on Preservation of Cultural Ma-
MA. Co., 1537-03. pres., exec. officer, 1003-
prof. N.Y.I., 1952-39; dean Sr. Bus. Main:
USAP. 1931-53.
terials in War Areas, 1043-44; spi. adviser Am.
GO, charaman board, thief executive officer, 1000-
U. Hartford, Connectient, 1959-06. action:
10-52 pres. jr. bar
Common. for the Protection and Salvage of Artistic
-: dir. First Nat. Bank St. Pain In. Cos., North-
president Nichols Coll., Dudley.
(Fin. chmn. If.
and Mistoric Monuments in War Areas, 1944-40: spl.
western Bell Tel. Co., baland on (ii. X.J. Mem.
1000--; retailing consultant,
Theta X. PM
city, on Restitution of Cultural Materials. Dept. State,
Business Connell. Dr. United Find. Mem. St. Pant
from ;1. (i.g.) to countr., USNR. 1912-46. Its
Kappa Phi. Meth-
1015. Reviplent Guggenheim F. Decorated Chevaller
C. of C. (dir.) Preshyn. Mason (K.T., Statemer).
Founders aware N.Y.U., 1956. Mem. Granter
Conthr. articles
Lagion d'Honger. Mem. Medieval Acad. Am (exee.
Chick: Milland 11.25 Colf: White Bear Yacht, St.
And C. of C., Eta Mu P. Asst., conthg.
INJ.,
River
com.. Archaed. Inst Am. (trustee), Societe Areh-
Paul Athletic, Minnesota (SL. Pand): Union League
Retailing. 1952-59. Home: Dudley Hill, Date:
cologie Francaise, Soc. Nat. des Antiquaires de
(Cago.) Home: Pine Tree Dellwood, Main.
Mass.
columnist:
b.
MII-
France, Alpha Delta Phi. Republican. Presbyterian.
55113. Office: 2501 Hadson Rd, St. Paul 55110.
CROSS. Hershner, mig. CO. exce.: 1, Allen, $1'
Fred G. and Edda
Clubs: Century ASSD., Yale (N.Y. City) Wal-
CROSS, Christopher Wellnar, act. exec.: 1, Lon-
Jan. 20, 1516; S. Emist S. and All,
Acad., student
for, Fishing (Cornwall Bridge, Conn.): Elizabethan,
Con, Eng. Apr. 5, 1926 (parents U.S. citizens):
(Hersiner) C.; A..., Johns Hopkins,
Dec. 7. 1948
Woll's Head of Yale. Author: Abbey of St. Denis 1.
S. Weimar and Margaret (Armour) C.: grad. Darien
MA, Harvard, 1959; M. Dephine Joets on,
Margaret: m.
1942; Abbaye Royale de Saint-Denis, 1952. Member
(Conn.) High Sch.; m. Rafeela GC Groot, Feb. 9.
26, 1939: children-Linch 1, (Mrs. Grant
1.
1. 1004. Re-
bd. Speculum, 1040-54. Editor: Art Through the
1531 (div. 1937): II. 26, Lois A. Spangenberg.
Nagent) Marjorie M. (Mrs. Dureen
1033; reporter
Ages, 1059: Religions Art in France Thirteenth
January 4, 1958: claidren-Stefanie Margaret.
Nancy Employed with the General Electric
CROSS.
syndicated columnist
Century: Corpus Vitreamum Medil Aevi. Mem. edi-
Jennifer Ann, Christine Amount. With Albert Wood-
pany, 1040--, general mgr. Trambull compon
London. Enaland,
torial heard Art Bulletin. Home: Fairgrounds Rd.,
ley Co., N.Y.C., 1046-48; with Grant Adet., Inc.,
dept., Plainville, Conn., 1053-54, gen. L.C.
1041-40, George
Woodbridge, Conn. Office: Yale Art Gallery, New
1048-04, 1.22, 1054-00, charge Pakistan ap-
bn. assemblies Gept., 1054-36, with market
Polk Meml. Award.
Haven.
erations, 1954-56, with Los Angeles office, 1950-57,
services dir., N.Y.C., 1050-50, gen. mar. i.
With Love and
CROSBY, Thomas M., financier: b. Mpls., Oct.
WITH Chgo. office, 1957-04 Assi. to pres., 1058-60,
and TV dir., DeWitt, N.Y., 1059-02, V.D.,
Gate, London
20. 1914; S. F. M. and Harriet (McKnight) C.; grad.
NC. adminstry. V.D., 1500-04; V.P., gen. mgr.
mgr. div. 1962-03. rice pres., group exec.
160 Queen Victoria
Phillips Acad., 1933: A.B., Tale, 1937: m. Ella
Post-Keyes-Gardner, Inc., 1001--, dir. Regent,
group, 1003-00. vice pres., group exec.
Pillsbury. July 31. 1937; children-Thomas M., Da-
V.P. American College Rallo Arts, Crafts and
information group, 1000--. Served to it. CG).
opera mgr.: b.
vid P. Eleanor L., Mary E., Lucy S., Robert F.
Sciences. Member of Chicago Federated Advertising
1040-46. Mem. Omeron Delta Kappa. PI Date
Laurence Alden and
With Gen. Mills, 1930-00. beginning 15 trainee,
Club, Advertising Federation America, Am. Mgant.
silon. Clubs: Century (Syracuse, N.Y.): Date:
Hotchkiss Sch.,
successively grain buyer, operations control exce.,
Assn., Arad. Television Arts and Sets., British Anto-
Coll and Country (Fayetterille) Randelph (X.):
D.,
University
of
1920-33. mgr. milifeed sales and purity oats onera-
mobile Pacing Cash, Internat. Adv. dyss. Home:
Mountain: St. Andrews Golf
tions, 1953-50, asst. gen. mgr. spl. commodities
813 Castlewood Terrace, Chico. 60640. Office: 010
N.Y.): Union League (N.Y.C.). Home: 175
opera coach,
dif., mem. con-
div., 1950-60, dir., 1960-: now pres. Northwest
N. Michigan .W., Chgo. 00611.
624 St., N.Y.C. Office: Gen. Electric Co., OIL
2057
conductor
Growth Fund: V.D. S. T. McKnight Co. now Crosby
CROSS, Claude D., lawyer: b. Enterprise. Miss.,
Lexington Ar., N.Y.C.
world premiere
Company). 1060--, also dir.: director of North-
Oct. 22. 1893: S. John Citton and Mary Elizabeth
with inf. AUS.
west Bancorporation, Northwestem National Life
(Killam) C.; A.B., U. Mo., 10:4: A.M., Harvard,
CROSS, James Adam, elergyman, college
Insurance Company. Chairman, Community Chest
dent; hurn At Crawfordsville, Morida, here
Clubs: Metropolitan
1915, LI.B., 1530; M. Jeannette Mardonald, Apr. 9,
P.O. Box 333,
Drive, 1000. Trustee Blake School, Minneapolis
12. 1011: the son of William II. and E....
1931. Assi., Office of Pres. N.Y. Central Lines, 1920-
2408, Santa Fe
Found. Served as 1st it. USMC, 1942-45. Decorated
beth A. (Walker) C.; grad. Ch. of God Whe to
21; admitted to Mass. Dar. 1022: trial work with
Bronze Star. Preshyn. (trustee). Chabs: Minnea-
Sch., 1032: A.A., Tenn. Temple Coll., 10:5.
Sherman 1.. Whipple Roston, 1021-30; ST. partner
polis: Woodhill Country (Wayzata, Minn.). Home:
Chattanoega, 1019: m. Nellie McClure, Sept.
CO. exce.: b.
Withington, Cross. Proctor & Pa.k, and successor
Route 2. Box 1030, Wayzeta, Minn. Office: North-
1934: children-Marvin H.. Allen II., Norman 1
chief exec. officer,
firms, now Withington. Cross. Park & Graden, Hos-
western Bank Rldg., Mpls. 2.
censed evangelist, 1933; ordained to ministry C.
Pa. Home: Ef-
ton, 1031- Chmn. Mass. chgn. Multiple Selerosis,
God. 1936: pastor in Sanford, Fla., 1001-05
Thickol
Chem.
CROSEN. Robert Glenn, educator: b. Maitland.
1934-50, now hon. chairman, Tastee Newton The
mons, S.D., 1930. Lake Worth. Fla., 1038-40. M..
Mo., Mar. 12. 1900; S. John Ulysses and Sarah Eliza-
clogical School, the New England Haptist Hospital:
tee, Fla., 1940-43. Tampa, Fia.. 10:3-44. for
beth (Mitchell) C.: B.S., Tarkio Coll. (Mo.). 1923:
administry. com. Andover-Newton Throl. Sch. Served
corp. exec., atty.:
nooga, Tenn., 1043-50; overseer, Neb., 1907-05. a
M.A., U. of S.D., 1025, Ph.D., Columbia U., 1933: m.
from 20 it. to capt., 700 F.A., 1st Div., U.S. Anny,
S. James and Emily
1951-32. S.C., 1033-54: asst. gen. oversers in
Alice Gwendolyn Sterenson, Aug. 20. 1025: children--
1917-10. Fellow Am. Bar Found.. Am. Coll. Trial
1913: D.A., Ox-
God. 1054-58, gen. overseer, 1058-62, Are
Mary Alice (Mrs. Keith V. Michael), Robert
Lawyers; mem. Am. Law Inst., Am., Mass., Boston
1016. M.A., 1919;
state appointing bil., supreme Mail
Alleen Mary O'llea,
Glenn, Sarah E. (Mrs. Richard Bonello). Asst. in
bar assis. Baptist (deason) Clubs: Country (Brook-
ministers pension plan. 1058-62; state
O'llen, John O'llea.
chemistry, U. o: S.D., 1023-23, instr. in chemistry.
line). Home: 255 Dudley St., Brookline 40, Mass.
Chs. of God in state of F.A., 10-2-00;
1025-28; instr. in chemistry, Columbia U. Extension
Office: TS Tremont St., Boston S.
calisted in U.S.
dent Lee College, Clevelond, Tenn. 10AC-
in practice of
Div., 1930-31: instr. in chemistry, Lafayette Coll.,
CROSS, Frank Meare. Jr., educator: 5. Hoss. Cal.,
bd. World Penecostal Fellowship 1061-01:
CROSS. Louis J
law firm Sullivan
1031-34, asst. prof. chemistry, 1934 3550. prof.
July 13. 1921: S. Frank Monre and Mary (Ellson)
supreme council:
Its.
1935-57. seting dean. 1941-43. dean, 1943-46:
Violeta Sugar
C.: A.D., Maryville Call. 10421 B.D., McCormick
Tumpa, Fla Member Commo.
dean of faculty, 1040-57; head department chemistry
Sugar Co., 1037-
Theol. Sem., 1946; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins. 1950;
and in reasion Nat. Assh. Evengellents,
Abadam (Iran) Inst. Tech., 1957-62. acting
Suzar Co 1930-
M.A. (hon.). Harvard. 1057: m. Elizabeth 1. Si.o-
MODE adminstre. 1954-37 Chmp. bd.
pres., 1001-02: prof. chemistry Sterling (Kan.)
10a4-00. Com-
walter. June 20. 1947: visidren-Susan E., Ellen
God Orphange, 1947-50, Lee Coll
Call., 1962-, also chmn. dept. Past bd. dirs.
de Cespedes: Grand
M., Priscilla Rachel. Ordained 10 ministry Presbyn
G.ES. Appalachian Studies. Mem. Pentecostal
Easton Family Service Assn.; past pres. trustees
Mem. American,
Ch., 1040: Nettle McCormick Milow Julins Hopking
ship. Author: Glorious Gospel, 1956;
Easton Community Chest. Recipient of J.
Chamber of Com-
1015-45; Rayner fellow in semities. in instr.
THIS
the Church, 1902. Contbr. articles religious
Packard Laird fellowship for cancer research, Colum-
Roman Catholic.
bia, 1020-30. Mem. Kan. Aead. Sc., Am. Chem.
Hopkins, 1940-50; Vis. instr. McCormick Theol
Home: 395 Broad St., Cleveland, Tenn.
York City): Iia-
Soc., Am. Assn. Univ. Profs., Sigma XI, PM Lambda
1048-40: Kent fellow Nat. Council Religion Higher
CROSS. James Ellot, corp. exec., address.
Author: (with Frank
Edn. Johns Hopkins, 10.0-50; instr. blaz Listory
Upsiton, Kappa Delta Rho (nat. pres., 1953-351.
N.Y.C., Oct. S. 1021; S. Eliot and Marila
(2d edit with
Maion, Rotarian, Preshyn. Republican. Conthr. of
Wellesley Co..., 1530-51: instr. McCorneck Theol.
(00%) C.: grad. Groton Sch., 1040; certificate
1927. Home:
Sem., 1951-53, asst. prof., 1054-05, hase. prof.,
articles to scientific jours. Home: 718 N. 6th St.,
1943; LL.D., U. Va., 1048: m. Mary
R.D. 2, Sterling, Kan. 67570.
1035-57; asso. prof. 0. T. Harvard Divinity Sch.
Goelet, June 25, 1040: children-Sarah W.
1937-58, Baneock prof. Hebrew and Fother oriental
Rliot Gorlet: m. 2J, Meredith Anell Margan
corp.
exec.:
b.
CROSLAND, (Charles) Anthony (Raven), British
languages Call. Arts and Seis., 1957-
28. 1055; children-Rosalind Morgan, Date
S. Lucius Olen
gort. offic; 5. St. Leonards-on-Sea, Sussex, Eng.,
-, also curater Semitic Museum 71058-61 clair-
roll. With CIA, 1048-51; research ast. In-t
C.: grad. Jefferson
ANG. 29, 19:8; S. Joseph Beardsell and Jessie
man department neareastern languages, 1058-65;
vanced Study, Princeton, N.J., 1031-22:
1926: B.S. in Com-
(Raven) C.; M.A. with First Class Honours in
annual professor Am Sch. Oriental Research,
ASSO. Center Internat. Studies, Mass. Inst.
Frances Magert,
Modern Greats, Trinity Coll., Oxford U., 1946;
Jerusalem, 1933-54: Ren memb leetr. Wartburg
1952-57: staff U.S. delegation Marila Conf.
brothy Lynn (Mrs.
T.I. Hilary Anne Sarson, 1052 (marriage dissolved
Theol. Sem., 1530; Haskell lects. Oberlin Coll. Grad.
staff Nat. Security Resources Panel (Galtier
Osmond III. Em-
1057). Fellow, lectr. 000.00, also Jr. dean Trinity
Sch. Theology. 1957; Jeffrey getter Goucher Coi-
1937; spl. asst. to See. Navy, also 10 AM
farm manager Good-
Co.1., 1047-50; mem. Parliament for S. Gloucester-
lege, Balt., 1958; V.S. scholar Univ. Center, Ga.,
Research and Devel., 1957-61; mem. Ind
1031-
shire, 1050-35, for Crimsly, 1000--: sec. Ind.
1937. Richmond (Va.) U. Center: Menini leetr.
Analyses, 1061-64, sec., 1964- vis. peace
1531-05:
v.p.
in
Commen jury into Coop. Movement, 1058-58:
Mdr. Theol Sem: Rushton lectr. Saniford Uni-
lectr. Sch. Internat. Service, Am. U. 15
Number & Mr. Cc.,
minister of state for econ. affairs, 1004-05;
versity, 1567 Mem. staff for withing
Mom. hudget com. Washington Health and
Ken. mgr. Cross
- of state for science and education.
Dead Sea Scralls. 1053--: guadit. archaebl. "Njoin.
Compil. Seried with 088 1043-13:
10:1- also
Mem. PICC. com. Falman Soc., 1047-53, chain.,
16 different Hebrew
Involved Meddi of Preedom (T.S.).
It.R. Co. Con-
1061-02: mem. council Consumers Assis, 1952--.
Union Co.1., Mem. Jerusatom
Nay CARMA Service ave.
Pine Burr Area
Sened with British Army, 1930-45. Mea. Lust:
school com., Base. 15.4 Am. Schs. Griental Re-
Kox Christian X Medal (Denmark). 15:7
bd. nat. council,
Party. Author: Britain's Problem, 1973;
Marrid. Fellow Am. of Arts and Revenues.
CHARGE Fgn. Relations N.Y. Washington
not. com.
The Fature of Socialism, 1556; The Conservative
Main. AM. official Don' 1.3. Milwest of 1230-
F.J.. Affairs. Child Metropolitan M.
local
YMCA:
Enemy, 1502. Conthr. various publs. Mode: 37
577, Nobily of Mireature CARD in
Kinckerbucker, Ranget and Tennis (V)
Council. Clima. 6th
Rd., London W. 11. Office: House of
country, The MARCH CODE in Kappa.
Anthor: Confirst in be Sharlows: THE X.:
Elsenhower Comma.,
Commons. London, Eng.
(With N. Early Hebrew
Posties of Guerrillin War. 1964.
2007-01.
Trastee
CROSLAND, Derethy Murray. librarian: b. Stone
Gross maphy,
The
Sea
Scrolls
in
persodicals. Home: 2050 University
Resipent
cliner.
Ministain. Ga., Sept. 13, 100%; d. Honert and Lena
the Voi, XIIX The Anelent
Washington 20016. Office: 400 American
Man of the Year
(Junes) Murray; Certificate library sci., Mmory U.,
Incrury of Hos: justs. Co-
Artington. Va., 22202.
Beaver, Silver Ante-
1523; m. James Henley Crosland, Aug. 18, 1025: 1
editor: The S.
incm.
CROSS, James U., air force officer:
Secuts of Ameri-
dau., Dorothy Evelyn. In catalog dest. Carneyle 1.1-
editorial Ini., 1000-- ASSG. editor Tipol.
USIA, Na., Apr. 25, 1923: S. James A
American Teng ON
brary of Atlanta, 1923-25; as.t. Ga. Inst. Tech.
Nev., 1963--. Home: 31
Susie (Wells) C.: student t'. Nev.,
and Development
Minuty, 1525-27, librarian 1027-32. dir. libraries,
ton 73. Mass. Office: 0 Divisity Ar.,
010-49. U. Mil., 1959-61 III. Mari
Assn.
(t.p.
1950-
1053-- Chief Investigator NSF grant for study-
33, Mass.
THEY
Coup. (Gr.),
feasibility U.S. sci. information specialists, 1001-62.
CROSS, George Lynn, unly, pres.: 5, Woonsocket,
Les McCano), Breada Jean, Carolyn
langue (Sees.
Trustee of the ACORD Art Association, 1930-02.
S.D., May 12, 1000; S. George William and Jenima
Kevin. Cammad. 24 It., P.S. Army III
Mason. Home: 1030
Mem. A.I.M., National Association Cost Accoun-
(Dawson) C.; M.S., South Dakota State Coll, 1526,
1944. advanced through grades to It. co..:
St., Pleayune,
tants, American Documentation Institute, Geor-
M.S., 1027. D.Sc., 1960; Ph.D. U. of Chiengo,
condr. transport aircraft
6.4 Education Association. Mem. A.L.A., Assn.
1920; LL.D., Obertin COD., 1560: m. Cico STARINK,
inter, Worki War 11: transport pilot :
CO.
exce.:
h.
Co. and Research Libraries, S.E. (pres. 1052-
October 28, 1926; children-Mary-Lynn, George
1:648-51: transp. pilor. operations start
Co 1919-51) Milrary Emery
W., Braden Richt. Instructor botany, U. of S.D.,
Greenville, S.C., 1951-53: operations staff
University of Oklahoma,
Coose Bay, Labrator, 1956: comilt. operat
BORN:
New York City, October 8, 1921
EDUCATION:
Yale University (international Relations major)
Three-year Wer Certificate - January 1943
University of Virginia Law School, LL.B. - June 1948
MARRIED:
Meredith Morgan Cross
Four children
Served in OSS, European Theater, 1943-45, qualified parachotist.
U.S. Government employee (Washington and abroad): 1948-51
Research Assistant to Honorable George F. Kennan, Institute for Advanced Study,
Princeton, New Jersey, 1951-2.
Research Associate, Center for International Studies, Massechusetts Institute of
Technology, 1952-57
Consultant and Staff Member, U.S. Delegation to Manila Conference, August and
September 1954.
Staff Member, National Security Resources Panel (Gaither Committee) 1957
Special Assistant to Secretary of the Navy and to Assistant Secretary for Research
and Development, 1958-61.
Member, Institute for Defense Analyses since May 1961. Acting Director,
Economic and Political Studies Division, 1963-64.
Presently Secretary of the corporation.
Professorial Lecturer, School of International Service, American University
HOLDS:
Medal of Freedom (U.S.) 1946
Distinguished Civilian Service Award U.S. Navy) [90]
King Christian X Medal (Denmark) 1947
CIVIC ACTIVITIES:
Vestryman, St. John's Church, Lafayette Square
Trustee, Washington Hospital Center
Member, Budget Committee, Washington Health & Welfare Council
LECTURER OR CONSULTANT:
Interdepartmental Seminars, Foreign Service Institute
Army Special Warfare School, Fort Brugg, North Carolina
Inter American Defense College
Air Command and Staff School
Defense Intelligence School
PUBLISHED WORK:
Confiler ::. the Shaew st The Nature and Politics
War (Doubleday, 19(3)
Articles in periodicals and press.
3/16/67
659-2644
D. C. REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
1625 EYE STREET. NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006
GILBERT HAHN. JR.
CHAIRMAN
from
December 5, 1968
Mr. Peter Flanigan
Office of the President-elect
450 Park Avenue
New York, N. Y.
Dear Peter:
I am forwarding the resume of Mr. James E. Cross
whom I would strongly recommend for consideration in
a policy level job.
Mr. Cross' background would fit him for one of
the following assignments:
Atomic Energy Commission - Commissioner
Department of State - Counselor's office
Policy level - Intelligence
Navy - sub-Cabinet rank
During the Campaign, Mr. Cross was D.C. Chairman
of the Arts and Sciences Division for Mr. Nixon, and
a substantial contributor on the local level.
I am personally interested in this case.
Sincerely yours,
Aftere Council
Gilbert Hahn, Jr.
Chairman
GHJr/akh
roling
cc: Mr. Harry Fleming
encl- 1
3/16/67
To: Dick Allen
From: William Kintner
Re: General Robert Richardson - For Director of Intelligence and Research in the
State Department - Retired Air Force General, class '39 of West Point. Continuously
involved in top level planning. Was one of the people who introduced the "New Look"
to Europe in 1954 and was at that .time working with General Andrew Goodpastero In
the last several years of his service he was with Bernard Schriever in Systems Command.
He is now associated with Schriever in Schriever Associates. A very quick mind and
very bright and very hard nose.
Richard V. Allen
NixonAgnew
Director of Foreign Policy Research
Campaign Committee
450 Park Avenue
New York, N.Y. 10022
(212) 601-6400
TO: The Record
From: Dick Allen
Re: Recommendations from Dr. William R. Kintner, Foreign Policy Research Institute
Bill Kintner has submitted the following additional recommendations which I
pass on with my endorsement:
NAME
POSITION
General Robert Richardson
DEFENSE OR STATE
Schriever Associates
Director of Defense Intelligence Agency
1400 Wilson Boulevard
or Director of Intelligence & Research, State
Arlington, Virginia
Stuart L. Hannon
USIA
501 East 87th Street
Member
New York, NY.
Helmut Sonnenfeld
STATE
Department of State
Director, Bureau of Intelligence & Research
Washington, D.C.
George C. Prill
FAA, DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION
16 Sutton Place
Administrator
New York, N.Y.
Courtland Gross
DEFENSE
1918 Girard Trust Building
ASsistant Secy for Administration , or
1400 South Penn Square
Director, Net Evaluation Group (new post)
Philadelphia, Pa.
Clare H. Timberlake
STATE
Department of State
Asst Secy for Inter-American Affairs, or
Washington, D.C.
Asst Secy for African Affairs
Slavko Bjelajac
DEFENSE
Department of the Army
Asst Secy Army, or Deputy Asst Secy
Pentagon
Washington, 25, D.C.
Luke Finley
DEFENSE
30 Rockefeller Plaza
Under Secretary of the Army
Room 2064
New York, N.Y. 10020
Dr. George E. Taylor
Far Eastern Institute
Thomson Hall
University of Washington
Seattle, Washington
Who's Who in America, 1967
TAYLOR, George E,, historian and political sel-
entist; b. Corentry, Eng., Dec. 13, 1905; S. Thomas
and Sarah (Chapman) T.; A.B., U. of Birmingham,
A.M., 1928, Litt.D., 1957; Johns Hopkins, Harvard,
1928-30; m. Roberta Stevens White, June 17, 1933;
children-Edith Claire, Gordon Thomas, Jean Robin;
came to U.S., 1928, naturalized, 1913. Common-
wealth fund fellow, Johns Hopkins and Harvard,
1928; Harvard-Yenching fellow, China, 1930-32; with
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since 1946. Author: The Struggle for North China,
1941; Atlas of Far Eastern Politics (with others).
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China, 1042: The Phoenix and the Dwarfs (with
George Savage). 1944: The Far East in the Modern
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Mr. Peter Flanagan
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For your information, I endorse Dr.
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of Director, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of State.
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XII. STATE
60. U.S. Representative to the U.N.
Incumbent: James R. Wiggins D Dis. of Columbia
10/04/68
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61. Deputy Representative to the U.N. and Deputy Representa-
tive in Security Council
Incumbent: William B. Buffum U Maryland
01/26/67
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November 14, 1968
President-elect Richard M. Nixon
39th Floor-Pierre Hotel
New York City, New York
NOV 1 8 1968
Dear Mr. Nixon:
In today's news appears the story saying you are
launching a massive talent search to fill top jobs in your
organization.
I would suggest Erwin D. Canham as Ambassador to
the United Nations. I know of no one who is better quali-
fied to fill this position. He probably knows better than
any one other person the problems of the many nations
making up the U.N. He has visited most of the countries in
the U.N., is known to their heads-of-state, and has been
honored by many of these countries for his understanding
of their problems. He is an eloquent speaker, a brilliant
analyst, and is perhaps the best known newspaper editor
in the world.
Enclosed is the jacket of his book, Commitment to
Freedom, (1958), giving biographical information about Mr.
Canham. In the ten years since the publication of this
book, Mr. Canham has added many outstanding achievements to
his long list of accomplishments. One of these was serving
as President of the United States Chamber of Commerce.
I do not know whether Mr. Canham would be interested
in the position, or whether The Christian Science Monitor
would release him for it, but I do know that he could do a
magnificent job in helping bring peace to the world.
During the recent campaign I did everything possible to
help in your nomination and election. At the time of the
convention when T.V. interviews with the Missouri delegation
indicated that they were to hold a caucus for the purpose of
switching to Rockefeller, I got on the telephone and succeeded
in getting over fifty people to wire the Missouri delegation
urging them to stick to Nixon. These wires were read to the
delegation and I am told they played a big part in holding
the delegation in line for Nixon. I am telling you this so
you may know that I am one of your ardent supporters and
eager to see your administration a big success.
Please accept my congratulations on the magnificent
campaign which you waged to get the Republicans back in office.
Respectfully,
Miss norma Norma A. a Schultz Dohutz
7379 Pershing Avenue
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University City, Missouri 63130
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IRWIN CANHAM
Blount says he is a good man, articulate and a youthful
65, progressive and balanced.
PUBLICATIONS
1. The Use of Index Clauses in Private Loans
7 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LAW (Summer, 1958).
2. Breach of Contract Damages During Inflation
33 TULANE LAW REVIEW (Feb., 1959).
3. The French Droit de Suite: The Problem of Protection for
the Underprivileged Artist under the Copyright Law
6 BULLETIN OF THE COPYRIGHT SOCIETY OF THE U.S.A. (Feb., 1959)
This study won the National First Prize in the Burkan
A.S.C.A.P. Competition, and was published in COPYRIGHT
LAW SYMPOSIUM, Number Eleven (Columbia Univ. Press, 1962)
4. The Criminal Law in France
45 AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION JOURNAL (Aug., 1959)
5. The Study of Law in France, 10 HARVARD LAW SCHOOL BULL., FEB., 1959
6. The Central American Treaty for Free Trade and Integration
A.B.A., SECTION OF INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW
BULL., Aug., 1959
7. The Impact of Inflation on America's Balance of International
Payments, TASK FORCE REPORT: AMERICAN STRATEGY AND STRENGTH
86th Congressional Record, 2nd Sess. (1960)
8, Latin American Economic Integration: The Latin American Free
Trade Area and the Central American Economic Integration
and Free Trade Treaties. Report to the 12th Conference
of the Inter-American Bar Ass'n., Bogota, Columbia
(January, 1961)
9. A GUIDE TO DOING BUSINESS IN THE EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET
(Book co-authored with husband), Oceana, 1960
10. From Lawyer to Writer -- with Sympathy (lay study of copy-
right law) SATURDAY REVIEW (Jan. 14, 1961)
11. The Law of Privacy, SATURDAY REVIEW (Nov. 11, 1961)
12. Book reviews for the AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION JOURNAL
13. The Law of Letters, SATURDAY REVIEW (Feb. 9, 1963)
14. Translation from the French of Professor Houin's "Civil
Consequences of a Violation of the Rules of Competition
of the European Common Market", RECORD OF THE ASS"N. OF
THE BAR OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Dec., 1963
15. Bureau of National Affairs, Tax Management Series: U.S.
Business Operations in France (1965, as revised)
XII. STATE
62. Deputy Representative in Security Council of the U.N.
with personal rank of Ambassador
Incumbent: Richard E Pedersen U California
01/26/67
Candidates:
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XII. STATE
62b. U.S. Representative with personal rank of Ambassador,
Trusteeship Council
Incumbent: Vacant
Candidates:
$28,000
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