“Tabard Inniinie % 1739 N Street HW Washington 6, D. C. Fob. 26, 1951 Dear Boris, C. -- Al. Glad to hear from Dee-doe that you cre still’s . alive and kie’ing. And, especially, that there is some o-prospoct of your getting down this way. I sure hope you .■.da*'-" NET • h ”
“14-00000 When I saw you last in Washington you promised one day you would be making a trip out to San Diego. . I am holding you to that and hope it will be soon. Jane Lillian, joins me in sending you our wannest regards. Don't forget - whereever I am you and the outfit ”
“14-00000 October 13, 1959 . Dear Paul, 3 .0887 as o9 6 S Am sending David’s letter to be forwarded further by youss This letter is dated 19 Oct. ‘59 so please post on or after, thatdate Will send you other letters he may write in the future.. woneer Thanks a lot for the ”
“That 14,00000*. :,* 2 OCT 1959 P.O. Box 8105 Southrest Station Washington, D.C. Mr. Henry P. Lopeses- 6505 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, California .Dear Me. Lopes: "ose Things are developing faster than I has anticipated when I last sev you. Za view of this X would ”
“14-00000 - - *- ?L % Galbond is leaving tomorrow to make a visit down your way and I have asked him to be kind enough to pass this to you. 1) The desk here concurs in our interest subject to your approval.”
“14-00000 D R A Atteolcent to1 ICAU-315 T Dear I have received end considered your kind letter of _ end® sincerely flattored that you should bo willing to plsee gush conlicenss in as. 1 would be proed t serve a en "honorery” reprocentativo of the Founds- tion, and pendi”
“14-00000 i a 13 July 1952 Dear Mr. Leas I would appreciate it if you would doliver this envelope to Mr. John C. Hughes, 10 Worth Street, New York. Tanka, 15) Tom Braden /”
“August 25, 1971 Dear Tom - - I am taking advantage of Gene’s coming visit to Washington to send you this little note. We will be moving to the San Diego area the end of this month , and hoped to be settled into our new home there by the time mid-- September rolls' around”
“14-00000 $ September 18, 1953 Memorandum for Messrs. Joseph B. Phillipe William Durkee Thomas Braden. George Morgan Abbott Washburn The attached memorandum is self-explanatory and was written to me by Mr. Jackson while he was away on vacation. Could someone--parhap”
“14-00000 ■ 28 December 1966 Tom: I’m not overly enthusiastic about the possibilities of getting much from ‘t. * SKEWER -1; however, would ilke to meet T ;him and chat about his friends and business A. associates in the W/L Islands, lle’possibly might be used 0s on entr”
“14-00000 CEPD770 CatsaL/G IE Director, Domestic Cretact Service NC-380-56 Attn,: Operations) Support Staff -2- 28 Dec 66 leave Cuba because of the fact that her faal 1 is there and that she would: not leave ur she could also S’t her fan belle. 9 that, A despite the risk ”
“1 June 21, 1950 , ,>6 04 *.* -% Dear Mr. Glaser: I am enclosing herewith two letters received DM Woods from American Express and copy of answer as per our telephone conversations. ■ 1 3: | ■ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ’ t 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 , 1 1”
“14-00000 C 0 P Y 15 December 195'2 Dear Archie: I much enjoyed our chance for a talk, and Bill Durkee, who assists me in the subject we discussed, is tremendously enthusiastic, as I am, about the possibility that you will consider favorably the appointment Frank men”
“is unable to attend and you feel that I should go, I moils be willing to do so. 3. Concerning your report of Frank Altschul’s feellny ac 1 grievance, I should be glad to si a letter to him if “r. Dnlles agrees that I 8a the proper person :o do this. Pending Wr. Miller? cons”
“144000 e-W ESTERN UNION- AMMSENDING BLANK Ollis QDB Haso to CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY 25 APMIL 1957 PFA MR. THOMAS JOHN KEEHAN M’ 42 EAST FOLLETT STREET FOND da IAC, WISCONSIN -7 APPOINTMENT APPROVED AS 03-7, 84525.00 PER ANNUM, PLUS CALL URS. PHILLIPS, C0L12CT, EXEC”
“to say to the emigrees with whom they deal, "look what we are trying to do for you." 5. I urge your rapid concern, for the presentation is due to be made tomorrow afternoon. William P. Sucker WILLIAM P. DURKEE Chief, 10/ TONIC SECRET”
“14-00000 May July Eg tews. h age P4 Ie SY VIA1 Mr. Robert P. Haghe p. O. Box 8028- South West Station Washington 24, D. C U. S. A. 27 Oct 1959 Dear Bob Received your first letter today. Will take care of the matter. Enclosed find some envelopes which I think are ”
“14-00000 on F5564 Son • 1 VA CITE NYOR 77 19 SCIENTIFIC (VEST) FROM DANIELS 6504 8 J, RE OUR TELECON PITH CUILL / CUILL, 1 o 2 A = 74.734 PETER COMANDURAS Y PETER COHANDURAS, SECRETARY CENTRAL -MEngo XMEDICO-DIVISION OF THE INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE) WILL CAL”
“SFP ET 9 Nov. 1450 xxxisx Ne are very anx ious to hive the jfct; photo-book finished as fast as possible. 1 it. that Re As Loomis The Better Handled as you a lore can do it, this took will be one of th e sost porertiuorix deffestive shots we canffireeani —- sand it, that”
“14-00000 L / _ • 4e f I have-mitten you caro of Littauer, whon we have asked to k op - 4 f - a file for you, of lettors of this sort —and you. could deposit carbons al of your replies if necossar/ with him— which you could consult when and if necessary. , Steri”
“14-00000 2203 Foxhall Road, N.W. Washington, D.C. 17 July, 1952 Dear Johnt I was glad of our meeting day before yesterday and I ar looking forward to seeing you soon again. Here is a memorandum I addressed to A. a short time ago which I would like you to read breause ”
“14-00000 Mr. Martin K. Williams Page 2 June 16, 1950- P. S. Since dictating the foregoing letter, I have been advised __ - by Miss Kluger of the local New Yorkoffice of the Congress for Cultural Freedom that is is Mr. Cohen's wish that reimbursement be made to Mrs. Cohen. ”
“14-00000 % 7recuily_ s 3-5273,528 L Ver Wisner - December E, Donr Allen, When we were talking of, sr telephone last wook y14 %./- gentedt that Alex: nder possibly be interested in the N.C.F.. and that he might we worth consi dorin, as Prositen to succeed Min Miller,”
“14 30000 * N * w i--ik B T N G R V . io stars wetton, Cl@ther-2 £zact: 1 ire t ♦ £ 1950\ Dr. Donald V. Luleakg Chief, Procurement * FAnceme: 9 “G Employees Division Cortral Intelligence ency ton Washington se, D.C. Dear Fr. Mulcahy: Thank you for your letter (ED”
“14-00000 . Memo for khe rsosre - SIncouE —1 March ‘6300 This date Don XcL. ar.dd and Bill W. discussed with Gus S.(kiii and Jack R. of AFRF the content of our conversation with Earl Blake Cox 27 Feb. Gus agreed with Blake’s thinking and suggested that instead. tof writing ”
“32-7*2*0 f 1 4 1 * ! 1 (6) The Pan-American Foundation Box 3587 University Station,’ Gainesville, Florida June 21, 1954. Dear Mr. Crozier, The Pan-American Foundation wishes to acknowledge the receipt of your letter dated June 15, together with the enclosed”
“April, and then go on to Nev York for a luncheon Thursday soon. Ne asked that we bring along data, cost estimates, exhibits, and all sales data, as well as movies, to this meeting. I asked if this had been cleared with Abbott’s friends, and he didn't appear to know vht I was ”
“4-00000 23 October 1959 Paul, b Enclosed are two more of David’s letters to be forwarde you. These are both dated 26 October so please post on or at date. t 33 St —”
“14-00000 (7) Pan-American Foundation, Inc. 2.0. Box 3587 University Station, Gainesville, Florida June 30, 1954 Dear Mr. Crozier, I am pleased to inform you that the council of the Foundation has met and agreed to grant your request for assistance for the amount of 32”
“20 Mard 52 Mr. Bralen Mi ss St e Askel M. Deichrn Tokay to send a copy f tand he replalsyo p.toEngine her her Any Packeround th Y Hit he can attain Mr. Bro NEV John said he had an explanation" ofAlsothusWilwiLetl report ter whiafterch hehiehaswihard l maidil mtomerd”
“14-00000 i SECRET SENSITIVE -3- Subject: Apparent RIS Interest in Donald E. Thoms, Bell Laboratories We inquired of Thomas why he had not mentioned Pavlov to us during our defensive briefing of him before his trip. He replied rather nebulously that it was his understan”
“14-00000 SEUSEATT 23013 -2- 5. An was agreed in a recent discussion between Major Mitchell of this Division and Miss Stern of your office, we hope such embarrassments may be avoided in the future by bringing the facts to the attention of RFE and by asking RK to limit its”
“1 4-00000 ^ ’ ! i j ’®1 # ’ »eerzate ,2 5 ,• s ilN Fainaw-zan 14' te tor : : 1"■, -2- the PRI study as a result of this trip. _ He was told that lacking clear i signs of progress, we would not consider sending him down again. He MAlolts will be staying at the H”
“% April 0, 168 Ji’trr.Al) Dear Sir This 1a to seknuuledan ei th thanks receipt of your latter o? •aroh d. L963. The ozegutive board of cur foundtion has reed and oano.dared your proposal and uo find your consenple tod activities n oo t interesting. Yawr idea of reviving mn”
“14-00000 In reply rofer tos W-1927 2C March 2.952 Fear Loverings I have read with ruch interest the account you recently sent to Pr. "Aneroid on the University in traebourg. I have also noted that in a recarl Fund Xevorandun (Sc. 955), the que tion vus raised as to th”
“to present his respects and ours. As our representative he is authorized and prepared to discuss all ratters of mutual concern, Mr. COKSLAS has been instructed to extend to you, to Sr. _________ (to whom, I trust, you will introduce Mr. COKENIAS), and to your group as a whole,”
“14-00000 XX***X*X0 300 Madison Avenue (14th Floor) March 2, 1965 ■ - Dr. Luis E. Gutierrez APDO, POSTAL 1144 ■ • San Salvador, Central America. Doar Luio: . I will plan to see you in April and will lot you know a few weeks before.‘ I am sure that we will bo able to w”
“will we be able to place ourselves in a position to sa tisfactorily sever subject *s dependence upon KUBARK and reduce to a minimum the need for future contacts. S. Gold La Tinghton G. Donald McLaughlin Attachment: Legend cc: Chief, DRC 1,7 chairin roes %:,082, .. 2”
“14-00000 SECRET 4,-rity inlerma’ 4237 20 July 195 3 :i *0**9008 FOD C/Ce UBJECT: Zygmunt tinyoraki; Free Furspons Press ervice; International Federation of ree Jo realists. FP Pane to bil,i i'r C/LT did 12,/me, name subject. 1. : save read with interest t.i e referenc”
“MANAGEMENT. IN MILAN CAN BE REACHED THROUGH IDEN E. OFFICER JaneB Spot MAKING CONTACT SHOULD IDENTIFY SELF AS FRIEND BILL THOMPSON AND REFER TO THOMPSON’S TALK VITE ANHIP/1 OF 31 MAY IN NEW YORK. SHOULD UAE ZDOLXSH ETTIAL PHONE CONTACT. AMWHIP/1's ENGLISH AID ITALIAN ARE FA”
“1400000 MYROSTAW ANDREN. MAUSYRDIEC APRIL 30, 1917 FAT. 171 - Experience 18-4 Enclosure No. 4, Page 3 3. My best wishes to with you for continued success infuture assignments. 4. A copy of this letter is being forwarded to The Adjutant General for inclusion in your of”
“14-00000 "s*o.m*m.w.A . SECRET 1 Security Inforr M • UNI P’ 5: To * Chief Contact Division, 00 FROM AChief, ■ Cover Division, PLANS/OSO g4 .c*-, i fas nvevars tao SUBIC*. IAppointment with William A. BARRON, woo k and Leo CHERIE . -A X C.a.9% A3 %, Reference: CS-1512 ”
“14-00000 2. Dick Umssad, John Shield 6 Mar 52 5 1 I have di s cussed thi Meyers who ankes that he recime s ci r th The full report suggest that Therefore you prepare: 1) a sterile letter Myersand to he givinag allsent to Tom Essential tacts copy o the uncl e ssi- ”
“14-00000 % 6 f > th 8 - July 10, 1953 (OTHABEAS) Dear Er, Thank you very there for Fer? letter e Jas Ito, 1953, explaining that you ere 6111 coneteering the possibility of old for TOP. Pirot, Lwent to apologise for the error which resulted &a 7 last . letter bein”
“these little incidents can get blown up into big issuea and ask him to use a little more discretion in the future? Sincerely, Oliver E. Hadwood Admiral H. B. Miller National Committee for a Free Europe, Inc. 110 ho 57th Street New York 19, How York CEO: TWBr eh Oris - ”
“14-00000 (00 P-5 6, December 19, 1951 ******=***-NL*S9L*L*S*R100800h Dear Tom: As mentioned to you last Friday, our mutual friend Ed McHale has done a good Job here on the New York City Crusade campaign in spite of numerous handicaps and obstacles. The present clean-”
“14-00000 / (SACAST/GEHSITIVE . ( ( ( 8. The undersigned assured Mr. Yale that he would be informed of any information identifying any possible project activity developed in subsequent investigation. Mr. Yale stated that any information in this area would greatly facilit”
“FOREIGN SERVICE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION 1906 FLORIDA AVENUE, N. W. WASHINGTON 9,0 C SCHOOL OP ADVANCED INTERNATIONAL STUDIES THE MIDDLE EAST INSTITUTE June 14, 1950 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT American Express Company 65 Broadimay New York, How York - --" -ArranrIOH He.0.”
“C ' *-% 0 2■ decer ty 2oz P I October 6, 1953 Dear FUNEBRIAL: It is my privilege, by means of this letter, to introduce to you my good friend, Mr. COKENIAS, who has recently, and very graciously, consented to act as the Foundation’s personal representative in Chile. I ”
“14-00000 he 31 March 1952 Dear Frank: I haw been hoping to see you here in Washineton or in Now York for some time past as I want to take the opportunity to tell you how much wo &? 1 appreciate the outstanding work you did in connection with NCFS. then we get to- gathe”