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To Richard Nixon from Franklin B. Lincoln re: early meeting between President and President-Elect; 10/31/1968 memo from Franklin B. Lincoln to Charles S. Murphy re: early meeting between Pres. And President-Elect. 3 pages. [Memo], 11/4/1968
from Frankin A. Lindsay of ITEK Corp. to Richard Nixon; 11/01/1968, 10/18/1968, 08/15/1968 letters from Franklin A. Lindsay of ITEK Corp. to Richard Nixon. 7 pages. [Letter], 11/6/1968
from Bob to Dwight. 2 pages. [Letter], 11/7/1968
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11/04/1968
Memo
To Richard Nixon from Franklin B. Lincoln
re: early meeting between President and
President-Elect; 10/31/1968 memo from
Franklin B. Lincoln to Charles S. Murphy re:
early meeting between Pres. And President-
39
13
11/06/1968
Letter
from Frankin A. Lindsay of ITEK Corp. to
Richard Nixon; 11/01/1968, 10/18/1968,
08/15/1968 letters from Franklin A. Lindsay
of ITEK Corp. to Richard Nixon. 7 pages.
39
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11/07/1968
Letter
from Bob to Dwight. 2 pages.
39
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11/07/1968
Memo
from Ken Cole to H.R. Haldeman re: list of
advance men (list attached). 14 pages.
39
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11/09/1968
Letter
from George Brada to H.R. Haldeman. 1
page.
Tuesday, May 01, 2007
Page 1 of 1
MEMORANDUM
file
November 4, 1968
TO:
Richard M. Nixon
FROM:
Franklin B. Lincoln, Jr.
SUBJECT: Early Meeting Between President and President-elect
Attached is a memorandum from Charles Murphy
which he prepared as a result of a discussion we had in
Washington on October 31st.
At the request of President Johnson, Mr. Murphy
has asked me to ascertain whether or not you would be
willing to meet with the President shortly after the election
to discuss transition. I am to advise Murphy before the
election if possible.
If you decide to have such a meeting, then we
should discuss your preference as to time and place and
your thoughts as to an agenda.
Thank
Encl:
MEMORANDUM
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
October 31, 1968
TO:
Mr. Franklin B. Lincoln
FROM:
Charles S. Murphy
emm
SUBJECT: Early Meeting Between President and President-elect
We discussed the possibility that the President-elect
would meet with the President, at the President's invitation,
within 2 or 3 days after the election.
The principal purpose would be to set the tone for
relations during the transition period so as to --
(1) Facilitate a smooth and orderly transfer of the
Executive power, and
(2) Show a united American front to the world.
A suggested agenda is attached.
I believe that this should be mainly a meeting between
the two principals without staff. However, some staff (including
transition representatives) might be brought in for the latter
part of the meeting.
I believe President Johnson would be disposed to extend
an invitation for such a meeting to the President-elect when and
if it becomes apparent who that is.
I would be glad for you to inform me as early as possible
whether Mr. Nixon would think such a meeting desirable if he is
elected.
I would also welcome your thoughts and suggestions as to
the specific arrangements for the meeting if it is to take place.
Obviously, this matter should be treated quite confi-
dentially at this time.
Attachment
October 31, 1968
Possible Agenda for Meeting Between
President and President-elect Within
2 or 3 Days After the Election
1. An orderly transition.
(Indication of intention on both sides to do everything
possible to make the transition smooth and orderly.)
2. Later meetings between President and President-elect during
transition period.
(Later meetings for in-depth discussion of major sub-
stantive problems with a limited number of top advisors, such as
the Secretaries of State, Treasury and Defense and their opposite
members in the incoming Administration. Tentative plans might be
made for one such meeting in December and another in January.)
3. Executive responsibility during the transition period.
(The traditional view that under the Constitution the
responsibilities of the Presidency remain with the outgoing Presi-
dent until January 20th should be reaffirmed. The President-elect
may be consulted. He may make statements or even commitments as
to what he will do after January 20th. But he is not to be res-
ponsible for the Presidential decisions prior to January 20th.)
4. Arrangements for assisting and briefing incoming officials.
(Officials of the outgoing Administration will give all
possible assistance to their opposite members in the incoming
Administration. At the request of the transition representative
of the President-elect, the transition representative of the
President will arrange meetings between designees of the Presi-
dent-elect and their opposite members. These officials in the
outgoing Administration will then make available to their
designated successors all possible assistance in preparing for
the transfer -- including office space in their respective
agencies, secretarial assistance, oral briefings, briefing books,
and opportunities to meet and confer with key personnel.)
5. Coordination of transition arrangements.
(Transition arrangements are to be coordinated through
designated representatives on both sides.)
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6. Services and facilities for the President-elect.
(Transportation, office space, intelligence reports,
briefings, etc.)
7. Transition in the White House.
(Arrangements that will be made for this transition.)
8. Possible speech by the President on transition.
(General statement about transition and its significance,
purpose and plans for orderly transition, transition not to inter-
fere with efforts for peace.)
9. Vietnam.
(This would be an up-to-date briefing and general dis-
cussion. Although discussion of other substantive issues might
well be postponed, day-to-day developments on Vietnam are of such
critical importance during the transition period that there should
be the fullest possible exchange of information between the Presi-
dent and President-elect.)
ITEK CORPORATION - 10 MAGUIRE ROAD
LEXINGTON, 02173 - (617)-276-3001
FRANKLIN A. LINDSAY PRESIDENT
November 6, 1968
The Honorable Richard M. Nixon
Nixon-Agnew Headquarters
450 Park Avenue
New York, New York
Dear Dick:
This is the last of the four memoranda prepared by
Phillip Areeda, Ernest May, Henry Kissinger and myself.
It deals with staffing the White House.
We hope that this and the previous memoranda will
be of help to you.
Sincerely,
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ITEK CORPORATION - 10 MAGUIRE ROAD
LEXINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02173 - (617)-276-3001
FRANKLIN A. LINDSAY PRESIDENT
November 1, 1968
The Honorable Richard M. Nixon
Nixon-Agnew Headquarters
450 Park Avenue
New York, New York 10022
Dear Dick,
Enclosed is a further transition memorandum on
organization of the national security area which follows
the general paper on transition problems sent you
August 15th. Like that paper and the memorandum, "Deal-
ing with the Old Administration," sent you on October 18th,
the memorandum is a product of the Harvard group chaired
by Phillip Areeda of the Law School, with Henry Kissinger,
Ernest May, and myself the other members of the group.
In preparing these reports we have relied in part
on the insights we have gained by talking with many others
who have participated in previous transitions as well as
in the Kennedy and Johnson White House staffs. One purpose
of the enclosure is to highlight some of the changes that
have occurred since you left the executive branch.
Two general points should be made about the recommen-
dations in this memorandum. First, it contains transition
recommendations, applying to the twelve months between elec-
tion day and the completion of your first full fiscal-year
budget. Our thought has concentrated on ways in which you
could obtain early control over the executive machinery for
national security without locking yourself into procedures
and organizational forms not easily changed.
In the second place, our sole concern has been the
Presidency. We have not tried to think how executive depart-
ments and agencies might become more efficient, except
The Honorable Richard M. Nixon
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November 1, 1968
insofar as their inefficiency would affect your power and
your ability to accomplish your objectives. Assuming that
many others, both in the bureaucracy and outside, would be
looking out for agency interests, we have felt that our most
useful service would be to provide you some preliminary think-
ing on your own post-election needs and requirements.
We realize, of course, that others will offer different
recommendations, and we recognize that you will tailor many
arrangements according to your judgment of the men whom you
place in particular posts. Our hope is only that this memoran-
dum may save you some time in thinking your way through to the
design of your administration.
Sincerely,
FAL:db
Trank
Attachment
ITEK CORPORATION 10 MAGUIRE ROAD
LEXINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02173 - (617)-276-3001
FRANKLIN A. LINDSAY PRESIDENT
October 18, 1968
The Honorable Richard M. Nixon
450 Park Avenue
New York, New York
Dear Dick:
Last August fifteenth, I wrote you enclosing a memorandum
entitled, "Preparing for the Post-election Transition" prepared by
Phillip Areeda, Ernest May, and myself. I now send an additional
paper focussing specifically on, "Dealing with the Old Administra-
tion." Before the election we will send to you additional papers
on staffing the White House and on improving operations in the
national security area.
There are at least two additional topics which will soon be
of urgent importance to you but which we cannot undertake to
develop: (1) organizing for effective policy formation and imple-
mentation in the domestic welfare-urban-employment-environment
area and (2) organizing for productive relations with a divided and
perhaps recalcitrant Congress.
Sincerely,
Frank
FAL:dmc
Enclosure
ITEK CORPORATION
10 MAGUIRE ROAD LEXINGTON MASSACHUSETTS 02173 517 276.2000
FRANKLIN
LINDSAY
August 15, 1968
The Honorable Richard M. Mixon
450 Park Avenue
New York, New York 10022
Dear Dick:
You will probably rearll that during our malk in New York
in January, I told you something of the Harvard study on the
problems of transition from the present cuninistration to & new
administration which Philip Aveeda (chairnan), Ernest May and I
have had under way since last September. As a part of this study
ve have had meetings with several people who have lived through
past transitious, including Robert Lovert, Nothew Ridgeway, Andy
Coodphoter and Mac Ewidy. Me have also had necces to many of the
film and studies welnting to past transitions from one advisis-
tration to another.
The attached memorandum contains some of our conclusions
from this study. It is specifically addressed to that which
might be done before the election to propare for the trinsition
and to make 10 more effective. Ve plan to develop further travo-
rands during the next three months. No hope these will interest
and assist you, and would welcome any observations. OF suggestions
as to specific immitition problems you vish US to think about.
II
Duving our conversation in January, you suggested that you
would welcome some early work to collect names (depecially of
younger men) which the DETT administration might draw upon in
filling its rester of appointments. On the assuration that you
think ve wight be helpful to you and your presconel advisers, me
are beginning 2 modest effort in this direction. No would hope
that you will also ask other individuals and groups to do this
and nove.
Specifically, ye hope W3 can make SOUD useful contributions
in:
.. identify key post., to ba filled.
The Honorable Richard M. Ninon
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August 15, 1968
- identifying some of the unusually able current appointess
in these jobs who uight be retained temporarily, to help
in the transition, 02 who might even be retained beyond
the transition.
- identifying a few key civil servents in each of the
major departments on when the new administration might
rely in getting the "steaight story" quickly.
- beginning to develop lists of names which your new ad-
ministration wight find generally helpful in solecting
candidates.
We emphasize that we will have limited capabilities here,
and if you are to adopt the proposal in the attached memerandum
for the appointment of ONE OX more personnal advisers, vo would,
of COURSE, provide then with ventever we are able to develop.
In developing names, ve would vent to consult discrectly
with a small number of people who have unusually bread knowledge
of people and their qualifications. Because I think you probably
would not vent this to appair he baing directly consissioned by
you, I would program to indicate your interest to these people in
the following terms:
"Mo. Nixon is aware that MO are doing this study and has
indicated that it could be helpful to háu. However, this
study has not been condissioned by him, but rather is
entively 'relfestarted' with the hope that advance work
will help him and his advisors neet the urgent problems
of staffing a new administration."
Please lot the Inco-viether it would be helpful to you for us
to continue along this course, and what degree of knowledge of the
study onlyer post we night use in telking discrectly to others.
Obvicusly ve would do everything possible to avoid any public
notice, but ve cannot absolutely guarantee this.
III
You pay member Phil Areada the was at the White Meuse as
Assistant Special Councel free 1956 to 1951, and is now Professor
of Low at the Harvard Law School. Ernest May in ProJessor of
Ristery at Harvard and a consultant to RARD and the Institute
for Defense Analyses. Stephen Hoss heave his wall. Reaty
Kissinger vas also a member of the group originally but dropped
out subsequently Howerk on Nelson Rockefeller's chapaign. He
The Honorable Richard M. Nixon
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August 15, 1968
could rejoin us later. I think you know my own background, which
included work for Baruch at the U.N., the Herter Committee and
ECA, the CIA, and the management consulting firm of McKinsey and
Company before becoming head of Itek.
If you would like to discuss any part of the transition
problem at any time during the next few weeks, me will be glad
to try to meet with you at any time and place you suggest.
Sincerely,
Fronk
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MEMORANDUM
NOVEMBER 7, 1968
TO:
BOB HALDEMAN
1963
FROM: KEN COLE
Attached is a complete list of advance men.
I have indicated on it those men whom John Whitaker and I feel
deserve consideration and also have checked those who have been
recommended by either Nick Ruwe or Bill Killgallon.
In addition to the men indicated on this list, there are a few in
the office who should receive consideration:
Booth Turner
4526 Los Feliz Boulevard
Los Angeles, California 90027
(213) 66209571
Larry Dunn
Post Office Box 11236
Oakland, California 94611
(415) 653-8822
W. Ernst Minor
7755 Tecumseh Trail
Cincinnati, Ohio 45243
(513) 561-5484
Bill Killgallon
14 Fifth Avenue
New York, New York 10011
(212) GR 7-1724 - 530-2231 (office)
Jeff Kimball
1421 Main Street
Springfield, Massachusetts
(413) LO 7-8048 - RE 6-4541 (office)
Henry Hyde
1624 North Meade Street
Chicago, Illinois 60639
(312) 237-6290
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Larry Higby asked me, when I reviewed this list with him on the
phone today, to indicate those that I consider to be in the top ten.
They are: (alphabetically)
John Brown
Steve Bull
Henry Cashen
Bill Codus
Bill Cudlip
Boyd Gibbons
Jim Hamilton
Bill Killgallon
Ed Morgan
Booth Turner
If you want to discuss these further, please let me know.
Enclosure
KG
LARRY HIGBY
Revised 9/17/68
1968
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Mailing Address
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BUSINESS
RESIDENCE
ANDREWS, VINCENT
Vincent Andrews, Inc.
*
315 Beverly Street
Beverly Hills, California
(213) 273-6411
(213) 474-2657
ATHEY, ROBERT
Illinois Statc Central Committee
200 South Second Street
*
1004 South Second St., Apt. 2
Springfield, Illinois 62701
Springfield, Illinois 62701
(217) 522-6871
(217) 523-6128
ALLEN, RICHARD M.
W. S. Allen
*
Box 1577
Rolling Road
Salisbury, Maryland 21801
Salisbury, Maryland 21801
(301) 742-7123
(301) 742-4482
BAKER, ROBERT (BOBBY)
*
11th Floor-Americana Bldg.
Houston, Texas 77002
(713) CA 4-0826
BARRETT, ARTHUR E. W.
1114 Americana Bldg.
*
445 Blalock
Houston, Texas 77002
Houston, Texas 77024
(713) CA 7-5672
(713) HO 8-4088
BARTH, ROGER V.
Hodgson, Russ, Andrews, Woods & Goodyear
*
One M&T Plaza
Buffalo, New York 14203
(716) 856-4000
(716) 837-5432
BINGHAM, W. RICHARD
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
*
40 Wall Street
New York, New York
BIRELY, WILLIAM C.
Mason & Company
Twin Towers
1110 Fidler Lane
*
900 Ashton Road
Silver Spring, Maryland 20910
Ashton, Maryland 20702
(301) 587-3606
(301) 924-4882
ADVANCE MEN - 2
BUSINESS
RESIDENCE
BLAKE, JOE
c/o Senator Gordon Allott
United States Senate
*
6006 Beach Tree Drive
Washington, D.C. 20510
Alexandria, Virginia
(202) 225-5941
(703) 765-9323
BRACKEN, FRANK A.
320 South High Street
*
50 Warwick Drive
Muncie, Indiana 47305
Muncie, Indiana 47304
(317) 288-3651
(317) 288-3406
BROWN, JOHN R. III
Koppers Company
*
337 Locust
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 152
(412) 391-3300, Ext. 2016
(412) 731-61
BROWN, PAUL E.
The Derry Real Estate Agency
P.O. Box 51
* RFD 2, Chester Road
Derry, New Hampshire 03038
Derry, New Hampshire 03038
(603) 432-3306
(603) 432-3957
BULL, STEVE
Canada Dry Corporation
*
100 Park Avenue
New York, New York 10017
(212) 532-4300
(516) 489-0180
BUTCHER, DARYL
ERA
*
1825 K Street, N. W.
Suite 101
Washington, D.C. 20006
(202) 223-0745
(703) 356-2360
BUTLER, CHARLES
815 Connecticut Ave. , N. W.
Suite 501
5933 One Penny Drive
Washington, D. C.
Fairfax Stn. , Virginia 22039
(202) 298-5560
(703) 591-5998
CARLEY, JOHN
*
200 East 27th Street
Apt. 9U
New York, New York
(212) 889-3069
ADVANCE MEN - 3
BUSINESS
RESIDENCE
CASHEN, HENRY C. II
*
800 First National Bldg.
339 Roosevelt Place
Detroit, Michigan 48226
Grosse Pointe, Michigan
(313) WO 2-5860
(313) 882-4102
CASSELMAN, BILL
c/o Congressman McClory
U.S. House of Representatives
*
309 North Pitt
Washington, D.C. 20515
Alexandria, Virginia 22314
(202) 225-5221
(703) 548-3152
CLAPP, JEFFREY W. JR.
Ted Bates & Company
666 Fifth Avenue
*
4 Hilltop Road
New York, New York 10019
Pt. Washington, L.I., N.Y.
(212) 586-0600
(516) 883-7417
CODUS, WILLIAM R.
CBS
51 West 52nd Street
*
65 Vassar Place
New York, New York 10019
Rockville Centre, L.I., N.Y.
(212) 765-4321, Ext. 3185
(516) 766-8608
COLEMAN, ROGER E.
Salt. Inst.
206 N. Washington Street
*
8621 Redwood Drive
Alexandria; Virginia 22314
Vienna, Virginia
(703) 549-4648
(703) 560-1523'
CONLIN, MICHA EL
*
1520 Cambridge
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104
(313) 662-5226
CORCORAN, J. WALTER
*
100 East 42nd Street
New York, New York
(212) 697-3600
(212) 777-6613
CRONIN, DANIEL J.
Randall Hagner Realty Co.
1321 Connecticut Ave. , N. W.
*
5205 Weehawken Road
Washington, D. C. 20036
Washington, D.C. 20016
(202) 659-8700
(202) 656-0425
ADVANCE MEN - 4
BUSINESS
RESIDENCE
CUDLIP, CHARLES T. (CHICK)
8109 East Jefferson
*
1170 Harvard Road
Detroit, Michigan 48214
Grosse Pointe Park,
(313) VA 3-1300
Michigan 48230
(313) 886-3122
CUDLIP, WILLIAM
Reader's Digest Assn. , Inc.
*
676 Lochmoor Blvd.
410 New Center Bldg.
Grosse Pointe Woods
Detroit, Michigan 48202
Michigan 48236
(313) 875-9600
(313) 886-0860
CULBERTSON, SAM
AVE.,
N.W
c/o Senator George Murphy
2440
VIRGINIA
APT.
D
702
Senate Office Building
*
2412 Byc Street, N. W.
Washington, D.C. 20510
Washington, D.C. 20037
(202) 225-3841
(202) 338-8039
DAMGARD, JOHN M.
*
315 North Prairie
Dwight, Illinois
(815) 485-2071
DEANE, TENNEY I., JR.
139 South Tryon Street
*
243 Tranquil Avenue
Charlotte, North Carolina 28202
Charlotte, North Carolina
(28209
(704) 372-5820
(704) 332-4089
DE CAIN, VINCENT
*
733 This 1 Avenue
287 Weaver Street
New York, New York 10017
Larchmont, New York
(212) OX 7-1700
(914) 834-0490
DECKER, RUSSELL K.
Cardillo Travel Agency
*
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1056 Broxton Avenue
Pasadena, California 91103
Los Angeles, California 90024
(213) 795-0229
(213) 272-2721
(714) 494-7834 (laguna Beach)
DEVANT, HARRY LEWIS
7520 Red Road - Suite 4
*
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South Miami, Florida
Coral Gables, Florida
(305) 665-5431
(305) 667-5273
ADVANCE MEN - 5
BUSINESS
RESIDENCE
DIEHL, RICK W.
280 Park Ave., 23rd Floor
*
91 Baysberry Lane
New York, New York
Westport, Connecticut 06880
(212) 661-8280
(203) 226-4966
EDENS, WILLIAM Y.
*
2005 Timmonsville Highway
(803) 669-5241
Florence, South Carolina
(803) 252-9323
(803) 662-2841
EDGELL, PAUL
Irons, Birch, Swindler & McKie
*
1000 Connecticut Ave. , N. W.
Washington, D.C. 20006
(202) 296-5500
(202) 296-2562
(703) 548-3378
FAGAN, CHARLES
Federated Research Corp.
421 - 7th Avenue
*
916 St. James Street
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1521
(412) 391-5411
(412) 681-0865
FARRELL, MICHAEL J.
U.S. Steel Corporation
1625 K St reet, N.W.
*
4415 Ridge Street
Washington, D.C.
Chevy Chase, Maryland 2001
(202) 783-2000
(301) 652-2368
GIBBONS, BOYD
*
Wyndham Hotel
42 West 58th Street
8509 Hazelwood Drive
New York, New York 10019
Bethesda, Maryland 20014
(212) PL 3-3500
(301) 654-5024
GILLCRIST, DAN
280 Park Avenue
4 Essex Drive
New York, New York
Eatons Neck
(212) 661-8280
Northport, New York
(516) 757-2291
GOWEN, GEORGE W.
Dunnington, Bartholow, Millwe
*
161 East 42nd Street
122 East 76th Street
New York, New York 10017
New York, New York
(212) MU 2-8811
(212) UN 1-2539
BUSINESS
RESIDENCE
HAMILTON, JAMES L. III
U.S. Steel Corporation
1625 K Street, N. W.
*
6116 Temple
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Beorge Drada
8 München 90, Germany
Auerfeldstrasse 2/III
Tel.: 0811-458487 or 220080
November 9,1968
Mr.H.K.H alderman
Chief of Staff of the
Honorable Richard M.Nixon
President-elect of the United States
AIR MAIL
New York, N. Y.
U.S.A.
Dear Mr.Halderman:
I should like to congratulate you most sincerely
on the election of r.Richard M.Nixon for the President of the
United States At the same time I am sending you my best wishes for
your future work and I pray for the success of the work of the new
American President. He will have the task to prove that it is
possible for wise men of the Free World to save the world from war
and Communism at the same time.
The political foes of Mr. Nixon will stay active. I
take the liberty to enclose the copy of an article published on
November 8, 1969, in the International Herald Tribune (the European
edition of the New York Times and the Washington Post) in which Mr.
Robert J.Donovan states that President Nixon is going to seek
accomodation with the Soviet Union and offer for it the recognition
of the Communist East German Government, the abandoming of the goal of
German reunification, and other measures afflicting West Germany.
In other words, West Germany would pay 100% for such an accomodation
with Red Russia. If the measures pictured by Mr. Donovan are realized,
the Christian Democratic Party will bedefeated in the federal elections
in 1969, and Germany will leave the NATO afterwards.
The International Tribune is unfortunately the only
daily U.S. newspaper appearing in Europe, and its views are taken very
seriously in West Germany. My political friends read it every day.
The article is obviously an intrigue by the New York
Times with the purpose to hurt German-American relations and to cause
distrust for Nixon in West Germany.
With best personal regards,
Yours very sincerely,
JayBuck